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    • Economic Incentives and Labour Market Transitions of the Aged Finnish Workforce 

      Hakola, Tuulia
      VATT-tutkimuksia : 89 (Valtion taloudellinen tutkimuskeskus VATT, 20.06.2002)
      This PhD thesis is a collection of studies on retirement in Finland. The main purpose is to assess labour market transitions of the aged and focus on the e.ect of the economic incentives. All of the studies are empirical ...

    • Let's Make a Deal - the Impact of Social Security Provisions and Firm Liabilities on Early Retirement 

      Hakola, Tuulia; Uusitalo, Roope
      VATT-keskustelualoitteita : 260 (Valtion taloudellinen tutkimuskeskus VATT, 09.11.2001)
      Literature on early retirement has generally ignored firms' role in the labour market withdrawals. Yet, as it is shown in this paper, employee incentives alone cannot explain the increase in unemployment at the end of the ...

    • Navigating through the Finnish Pension System 

      Hakola, Tuulia
      VATT-keskustelualoitteita : 224 (Valtion taloudellinen tutkimuskeskus VATT, 06.07.2000)
      The paper constructs a competing risks duration model, explaining the probability of retirement due to old-age, ill health or long-term unemployment. It also attempts to measure the degree of substitution between the various ...

    • Race for Retirement 

      Hakola, Tuulia
      VATT-tutkimuksia : 60 (Valtion taloudellinen tutkimuskeskus VATT, 19.11.1999)
      The study analyses the effects of the pension system on the labour supply of the elderly in Finland. A significant change in the age structure of the population, combined with falling employment rates for the aged, can ...

    • Retirement Round-bout: Early Exit Channels and Disability Applications 

      Hakola, Tuulia; Lindeboom, Maarten
      VATT-keskustelualoitteita : 262 (Valtion taloudellinen tutkimuskeskus VATT, 31.10.2001)
      Disability pension benefits are governed by an application-approval procedure. Therefore, explanatory variables can have different effects on the application probability and on the actual disability transition probability. ...