Well-Being of Older People in Ageing Societies
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Average Income
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Benefit Unit Income
BHPS Data
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Bottom Income Group
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comparative elderly welfare UK Netherlands
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Downward Income Mobility
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gerontological research
income
Income Decile Groups
Income Experience
Income Mobility
income mobility analysis
Income Trajectories
Jane Falkingham
Katherine Rake
Klaas de Vos
longitudinal ageing studies
McClements Scale
Minimum Income Guarantee
mobility
Money Purchase Scheme
Non-state Pensions
Ordered Logit Model
pension systems comparison
Poverty Incidence
Private Personal Pensions
SF-36 Questionnaire
SF-36 Scale
Smoothed Income
social policy reform
UK Data Archive
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Upward Income Mobility
Utilization Functions
welfare measurement methods
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- ISBN 9780754675969
- Weight: 453g
- Dimensions: 170 x 240mm
- Publication Date: 20 Nov 2008
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Paperback
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Well-Being of Older People in Ageing Societies poses answers to the question of how we can measure and conceptualize the well-being of older people. It focuses on the future research agenda and policy reforms that will be necessary to maintain a decent well-being for older people, given the context of our ageing populations. This book draws on longitudinal datasets and empirical research on the multidimensional measures of older people’s welfare, providing a comparative analysis of social assistance and pensions for older people in the UK and The Netherlands. This title will be essential reading to anyone with an interest in gerontology and the effect society, public policy and governance can have on the welfare of older people.
Asghar Zaidi is Director of Research at the European Centre for Social Welfare, Policy and Research, Vienna, Austria.
