This paper investigates the impact of social security payments on persona and private saving in the U.S. in the short run and the long run. Annual data ranging frorr 1959 to 2003 are used to investigate this relationship. The long run investigation of the relationship between Social Security and saving is undertaken within the confines oJ Johansen\u27s ( 1988) testing framework. Its results indicate that Social Security and personal and private saving are related in the long run. Vector error correction (VEC) estimation is used to analyze the impact of Social Security on personal and private saving in the shor1 run. The test results indicate that Social Security has a negative causal impact on saving in the short run. (H55
In 1974, and then again in 1996, Martin Feldstein published studies of the impact of the Social Secu...
This paper quantifies the effects of social security on capital accumulation and wealth distribution...
We thank our colleague Bill Lord, two anonymous reviewers and Joel Slemrod for their comments on thi...
The purpose of this paper is to re-estimate the impact of Social Security on aggregate private savin...
Studies on the Relationship between Social Security and Personal Saving This paper gives a surv...
Section I reviews some of the important contributions using time series evidence to estimate Social ...
Social Security has left its indelible mark on the American culture, however there still remains con...
Based on a consumer expenditure function estimated with Belgian time series data, this paper analys...
This article has used cointegration and Vector Error-Correction Models(VECM) to examine empirically ...
[[abstract]]To fill a gap in literature, we formulate and estimate a simultaneous equation model to ...
Social security is a popular government program that is implemented in most countries around the wor...
Does the institution of social security have an effect on the saving decisions of consumers? If it d...
T HE social security program will pay benefits of more than $100 billion in 1978.1 Public transfers ...
with similar agencies in other countries, recently developed estimates of social security benefits f...
Japanese annual time series data covering the period 1951 to 1982 reveals that changes in the progra...
In 1974, and then again in 1996, Martin Feldstein published studies of the impact of the Social Secu...
This paper quantifies the effects of social security on capital accumulation and wealth distribution...
We thank our colleague Bill Lord, two anonymous reviewers and Joel Slemrod for their comments on thi...
The purpose of this paper is to re-estimate the impact of Social Security on aggregate private savin...
Studies on the Relationship between Social Security and Personal Saving This paper gives a surv...
Section I reviews some of the important contributions using time series evidence to estimate Social ...
Social Security has left its indelible mark on the American culture, however there still remains con...
Based on a consumer expenditure function estimated with Belgian time series data, this paper analys...
This article has used cointegration and Vector Error-Correction Models(VECM) to examine empirically ...
[[abstract]]To fill a gap in literature, we formulate and estimate a simultaneous equation model to ...
Social security is a popular government program that is implemented in most countries around the wor...
Does the institution of social security have an effect on the saving decisions of consumers? If it d...
T HE social security program will pay benefits of more than $100 billion in 1978.1 Public transfers ...
with similar agencies in other countries, recently developed estimates of social security benefits f...
Japanese annual time series data covering the period 1951 to 1982 reveals that changes in the progra...
In 1974, and then again in 1996, Martin Feldstein published studies of the impact of the Social Secu...
This paper quantifies the effects of social security on capital accumulation and wealth distribution...
We thank our colleague Bill Lord, two anonymous reviewers and Joel Slemrod for their comments on thi...