Cohort-Specific Effects of Social Security Policy: Ores Working Paper Series Number 20
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Cohort-Specific Effects of Social Security Policy: Ores Working Paper Series Number 20

by Dean R. Leimer, Peter A. Petri

Economics public policy
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Cohort-Specific Effects of Social Security Policy, from the Ores Working Paper Series Number 20, explores how social security measures affect various generational groups. Dean R. Leimer and Peter A. Petri deliver a detailed examination of these policy impacts, emphasizing differences across cohorts in economic and social contexts.

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This paper, part of the Ores Working Paper Series Number 20, focuses on the cohort-specific effects of social security policy.

Authored by Dean R. Leimer and Peter A. Petri, it provides an analysis tailored to different generational groups within the social security framework.

The study highlights variations in policy outcomes across cohorts, offering insights into targeted economic implications.

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