publisher: Elsevier articletitle: Saving for the future: Dynamic effects of time horizon journaltitle: Journal of Behavioral and Experimental Economics articlelink: http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.socec.2017.07.006 content_type: article copyright: © 2017 Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved
This article simulates the savings rates required to meet retirement income goals in the worst-case ...
This article examines how behavioral economics can be used to improve the spending decisions of reti...
This paper asks whether economists ’ model of fully rational decision makers can explain saving for ...
Why is the public so underprepared for retirement? We studied the saving behavior of a large cross- ...
Increasing the salience of aging has been shown to be a promising strategy to promote young adults' ...
Postprint. Original article in Family and Consumer Sciences Research Journal, Volume 46, Issue 2, p....
Increasing the salience of aging has been shown to be a promising strategy to promote young adults' ...
Americans increasingly are in charge of their own financial security after retirement. With the shif...
Despite the increase in human life span and the major shift in investment responsibility from employ...
Financial planning decisionss are fundamentally affective in nature; they are decisions related to m...
In this article we note that in the coming years, a larger number of people will be experiencing ret...
Older people often express regret about financial decisions made earlier in life that left them susc...
After briefly examining the various proposed causes for the decline in the U.S. personal saving rate...
Increasing uncertainty surrounding social security benefits and public sector pension plans is pushi...
Individuals are increasingly in charge of their own financial security after retirement. But how wel...
This article simulates the savings rates required to meet retirement income goals in the worst-case ...
This article examines how behavioral economics can be used to improve the spending decisions of reti...
This paper asks whether economists ’ model of fully rational decision makers can explain saving for ...
Why is the public so underprepared for retirement? We studied the saving behavior of a large cross- ...
Increasing the salience of aging has been shown to be a promising strategy to promote young adults' ...
Postprint. Original article in Family and Consumer Sciences Research Journal, Volume 46, Issue 2, p....
Increasing the salience of aging has been shown to be a promising strategy to promote young adults' ...
Americans increasingly are in charge of their own financial security after retirement. With the shif...
Despite the increase in human life span and the major shift in investment responsibility from employ...
Financial planning decisionss are fundamentally affective in nature; they are decisions related to m...
In this article we note that in the coming years, a larger number of people will be experiencing ret...
Older people often express regret about financial decisions made earlier in life that left them susc...
After briefly examining the various proposed causes for the decline in the U.S. personal saving rate...
Increasing uncertainty surrounding social security benefits and public sector pension plans is pushi...
Individuals are increasingly in charge of their own financial security after retirement. But how wel...
This article simulates the savings rates required to meet retirement income goals in the worst-case ...
This article examines how behavioral economics can be used to improve the spending decisions of reti...
This paper asks whether economists ’ model of fully rational decision makers can explain saving for ...
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