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PPI BRIEFING NOTE 95 – What difference does a year make?

12 April 2017

This Briefing Note follows on from PPI Briefing Note 84. It provides an overview of the different work and family lifecourses for men and women and aims to understand how gender variations in the lifecourse affect income in retirement.

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Further Information
    Authors
  • Tim Pike
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  • John Adams
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  • Professor Debora Price
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  • Dr Laurie M Corna
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  • Dr Loretta G. Platts
    • ,
  • Dr Giorgio Di Gessa
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  • Dr Diana Worts
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  • Professor Peggy McDonough
    • ,
  • Professor Amanda Sacker
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  • Professor Karen Glaser
    Wherl Project
  • Modelling Retirement Income
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  • Modelling Life Histories
Publication Details
    Presented At
  • PPI Roundtable: the implications of extending the working lives of individuals (12 April 2017)

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