Handbook of the Economics of Population Aging

<p>The Anatomy of Aging</p> <p>1. Demographics Globally and Through Time</p> <p>David Bloom and Dara Lee Luca </p> <p>The Household Perspective</p> <p>2. Labour Force Participation and the Retirement Decision</p> <p>Richard Blundell and Eric French </p> <p>3. Conflict and Cooperation within the Family, and between the State and the Family, in the Provision of Old-Age Security</p> <p>Alessandro Cigno</p> <p>4. Consumption and Saving</p> <p>Orazio Attanasio, Sagri Kitao, Guglielmo Weber and Andrea Bonfatti </p> <p>5. Decision-making, Markets and Cognitive Decline</p> <p>Michael Keane and Susan Thorp </p> <p>6. Investment and Portfolio Allocation</p> <p>Raimond Maurer and Barbara Kaschuetzke </p> <p>Economic Impacts of Population Aging</p> <p>7. Macroeconomics, Aging and Growth</p> <p>Ronald Lee</p> <p>8. Insurance Markets for the Elderly</p> <p>Hanming Fang</p> <p>9. Economic Aspects of Occupational Pensions</p> <p>Olivia S. Mitchell and John Piggott </p> <p>10. The Political Economy of Population Aging</p> <p>Georges Casamatta and Loïc Batté </p> <p>11. Migration and Demographic Shift</p> <p>Klaus F. Zimmermann and Anzelika Zaiceva </p> <p>12. Longevity and Morbidity Projections</p> <p>Michael Sherris</p> <p>13. Intergenerational Risk Sharing</p> <p>Roel Beetsma and Ward Romp </p> <p>Public Policy with an Aging Population</p> <p>14. Taxation</p> <p>Alan Woodland and John Piggott </p> <p>15. Aging and Poverty</p> <p>Timothy Michael Smeeding and Joseph Marchand </p> <p>16. Social Security and Public Insurance</p> <p>Axel Borsch-Supan</p> <p>17. Health and Long Term Care</p> <p>Edward Norton</p> <p>18. Population Aging Data Sets and their Analysis</p> <p>James P. Smith and Isabella Dobrescu</p>