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resolves10.1007/s12062-015-9120-4An Empirical Analysis of Possible Reforms to the Disability and Survivors Insurance in Chile
resolves10.1177/0958928717754296Closing the gender gap in pensions: A microsimulation analysis of the Norwegian NDC pension system
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no DOI — not checkedRobinson, J. (1996). A Long-Term Care Status Transition Model, Atlanta: Proceedings of the old-age crisis—Actuarial opportunities: The 1996 Bowles symposium, 72–79, Georgia State University, 1996.
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