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Caregiving Subsidies and Spousal Early Retirement Intentions

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no DOI — not checkedusing the specification M5. Caregiving subsidy in the pre-reform period was lower than 4,000 euros/year. That's why predicted probabilities have not been computed for higher amounts of the caregiving subsidy in the pre-reform period. Red dashed line represents the predicted probability of retirement intention for women before the implementation of the SAAD
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