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The Impact of High-Pressure Labor Markets on Retirement Security

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  • Stipica Mudrazija
  • Barbara A. Butrica

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This paper explores whether exposure to tight labor markets at working ages is linked to improved financial wellbeing at older ages especially for groups traditionally disadvantaged in the labor market, including people with low income, those without college degrees, and people of color. We also examine what role the timing of exposure to tight labor markets may play with respect to the outcomes of interest.

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  • Stipica Mudrazija & Barbara A. Butrica, 2023. "The Impact of High-Pressure Labor Markets on Retirement Security," Working Papers, Center for Retirement Research at Boston College wp2023-21, Center for Retirement Research.
    • Handle: RePEc:crr:crrwps:wp2023-21
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