Retirement incentives impact behavior regardless of health status, Finnish study finds.
The article examines how changes in retirement incentives affect people's decision to retire, and whether health status influences this decision. Using data from a Finnish pension reform, the researchers found that economic incentives do impact retirement behavior. Different types of individuals respond to these incentives, regardless of their health status. This suggests that offering incentives to delay retirement does not unfairly disadvantage those with health issues.
