Early Retired or Long-Term Unemployed?
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- Lynn McDonald & Peter Donahue & Brooke Moore, 1998. "The Economic Casualties of Retiring Because of Unemployment," Independence and Economic Security of the Older Population Research Papers 30, McMaster University.
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