Economic aspects of optimal disability benefits

Article Abstract:

A research study is conducted to determine how a well-informed government with a social welfare maximization policy establishes its benefits and disability standards. The analysis addresses the economic aspects of optimal disability and retirement benefits via a simple static model that acknowledges the disability evaluation's imperfection. Results show an overlap in the country's disability eligibility and Social Security's retirement provisions. Welfare is found to be accessible by individuals whose disability benefits were disapproved.

Research, Economic aspects, Social security, Retirement, Capacity and disability, Welfare economics

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Optimal tax treatment of private contributions for public goods with and without warm glow preferences

Article Abstract:

Optimal taxation of private contributions is analyzed with reference to warm glow preferences. Efforts to devise the economic mechanisms to deal with private fundraising are discussed.

United States, Taxes, Usage, Taxation, Economics, Social service, Charitable contributions, Charitable donations, Economic methods, Social welfare

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Quasi-hyperbolic discounting and retirement

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The application of the quasi-hyperbolic discounting savings model to retirement is discussed.

Strategy & planning, Methods, Planning, Retirement planning, Savings, Retirement income, Company business planning, Self-control, Self control

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