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A Behavioral Economics Assessment of SSDI Earnings Reporting Documents

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  • Denise Hoffman
  • Jonah Deutsch
  • Britta Seifert

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This study uses insights from the behavioral economics literature to provide a comprehensive diagnosis of seven SSA written communications that include information on earnings reporting.

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  • Denise Hoffman & Jonah Deutsch & Britta Seifert, "undated". "A Behavioral Economics Assessment of SSDI Earnings Reporting Documents," Mathematica Policy Research Reports 76e0961555584a9ca9c3e5080, Mathematica Policy Research.
    • Handle: RePEc:mpr:mprres:76e0961555584a9ca9c3e5080dcb886b
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    behavioral economics; SSA; Disability;
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