What does HRS stand for?

Health and Retirement Survey

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Samples in periodicals archive:

During the study, the researchers observed that about a quarter of workers who received a surprise or bigger-than-expected inheritance retired early, compared with 18 percent of total workers surveyed in the ongoing Health and Retirement Survey.

Unexpected inheritances hasten early retirement, shows study

The surveyors queried 1,515 people aged 51 years and older who were randomly selected from the government-funded National Health and Retirement Survey.

Most favor family consent

Using data from the Health and Retirement Survey, they estimate that a $10,000 decrease in the level of assets an individual can keep while qualifying for Medicaid would increase private long-term care insurance coverage by 1.

NBER conference in Beijing

The report utilizes data from the University of Michigan Health and Retirement Survey (HRS) and a companion study, the Asset and Health Dynamics Among the Oldest Old (AHEAD).

NIC Releases Report on Housing Demand, Choices and Behavior; Research ...

Laibson is a member of the Russell Sage Behavioral Economics Roundtable, the MacArthur Foundation Preferences Network, the Data Monitoring Committee of the Health and Retirement Survey, the Board of the Pension Research Council, and the editorial boards of the Journal of the European Economic Association and the Journal of Risk and Uncertainty.

NBER profile: David I. Laibson

The Health and Retirement Survey (HRS) began about a decade ago and now provides longitudinal information on the health and economic circumstances of about 25,000 older Americans from 1992 to the present.

The economics of aging

In a recent study using the Health and Retirement Survey (HRS), James Moore and I found that most Americans have saved too little to preserve their current consumption standards in retirement.

Developments in pension

Using data from the Health and Retirement Survey, they analyze the distribution of pension wealth paying particular attention to differences in pension wealth by sex and race.

The economics of aging