Singleton relationship between disability onset, earnings, and disability insurance published in EL

The Dynamic Relationship between Disability Onset, Earnings, and Disability Insurance Application and Receipt

Perry Singleton

Economics Letters, August 2014

Perry Singleton

Economics Department

Center for Policy Research

Health Policy

Insurance

Labor

Economics Letters

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Perry Singleton

At the time of disability onset, the effect of disability insurance on earnings is limited by the finding that work-prevented respondents, who account for the majority of benefit claims, have negligible earnings regardless of application status.

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