What Drives Inflows Into Disability?: Evidence from Three OECD Countries: Australia, Switzerland, United Kingdom
This paper investigates the dynamic effects of health shocks on labour market transitions to disability, employment and other non-employment pathways. It uses longitudinal data to estimate time discrete duration models for three countries: Australia, Switzerland and the United Kingdom. Both current...
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| Zusammenfassung: | This paper investigates the dynamic effects of health shocks on labour market transitions to disability, employment and other non-employment pathways. It uses longitudinal data to estimate time discrete duration models for three countries: Australia, Switzerland and the United Kingdom. Both current and lagged health status are important predictors of exit to disability benefits and the effect of health problems varies by age group, education and income across countries. The results are robust to the inclusion of different socio-demographic variables and to instrumenting health status |
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| title | What Drives Inflows Into Disability? Evidence from Three OECD Countries: Australia, Switzerland, United Kingdom |
| title_auth | What Drives Inflows Into Disability? Evidence from Three OECD Countries: Australia, Switzerland, United Kingdom |
| title_exact_search | What Drives Inflows Into Disability? Evidence from Three OECD Countries: Australia, Switzerland, United Kingdom |
| title_full | What Drives Inflows Into Disability? Evidence from Three OECD Countries: Australia, Switzerland, United Kingdom Ana Llena-Nozal and Theodora Xenogiani |
| title_fullStr | What Drives Inflows Into Disability? Evidence from Three OECD Countries: Australia, Switzerland, United Kingdom Ana Llena-Nozal and Theodora Xenogiani |
| title_full_unstemmed | What Drives Inflows Into Disability? Evidence from Three OECD Countries: Australia, Switzerland, United Kingdom Ana Llena-Nozal and Theodora Xenogiani |
| title_short | What Drives Inflows Into Disability? |
| title_sort | what drives inflows into disability evidence from three oecd countries australia switzerland united kingdom |
| title_sub | Evidence from Three OECD Countries: Australia, Switzerland, United Kingdom |
| topic | Employment Social Issues/Migration/Health Australia Switzerland United Kingdom |
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