Review Netspar Taskforce day, February 13
On Thursday, February 13, Netspar researchers and partners came together to present the latest information on their research projects and gather feedback. The program included an international comparison of social security and retirement, protection against the risks of elder care and insights from eye-scanner research in pension communication.
The labor market was a central focus of the plenary discussions: Adriaan Kalwij (UU) gave an overview of the effect of policy reforms on workforce participation among older people, based on the findings of an international research project. See also the interview with Courtney Coile who is one of the directors of the NBER International Social Security Project.
The Labor Market and Retirement project group presented its initial findings. And the poster sessions were back by popular demand: these consist of a paper summarized in no more than eight images on a poster, along with a short pitch by the researcher and plenty of time for discussion. Among other topics, the poster sessions were about the differences in pension preferences of employed and self-employed persons and whether these can be explained by working conditions (by Marleen Damman, NIDI). And about the interaction between determinants of payment speed: the high-low construction, lump sum payment, fixed decrease and starting date (Eduard Ponds, APG and TiU).
Through the available presentations, you can have a sneak preview of new research that will be published in the course of this year:
- Co-payments on long-term care in the Netherlands: Distribution, recent evolution and impact on nursing home entry (Marianne Tennand, EUR)
- Genetic health risks explain differences in longevity, insurance coverage and retirement decisions (Richard Karlsson Linnér, VU Amsterdam)
- Interaction between determinants of payment speed: high-low, lump sum, fixed decrease and effective date
For an overview of the other topics of presentations and poster sessions, please click on the Program tab.
On Thursday, February 13, Netspar researchers and partners came together to present the latest information on their research projects and gather feedback. The program included an international comparison of social security and retirement, protection against the risks of elder care and insights from eye-scanner research in pension communication.
Inloop lunch
Plenaire sessie – Zaal 1
Adriaan Kalwij (UU)
Social Security and Retirement Around the World: Lessons from a Long-Term Collaboration – Abstract – Presentation
Plenaire sessie – Zaal 1
Niels Kortleve (PGGM)
Projectgroep: Arbeidsmarkt & Pensioen
Koffie
Poster sessie – algemene ruimte
- Tunga Kantarci (TiU) To what extent can partial retirement ensure retirement income adequacy?
- Peter de Goeij (TiU), Zihao Liu (TiU) A survey of the use of eye scanner research in communication
- Arjen Hussem (PGGM), Bram Wouterse (EUR) Nederlanders goed beschermd tegen risico’s ouderenzorg
- Marleen Damman (RU Nijmegen) Differences in Retirement Preferences between the Solo Self-employed and Employees: Do Job Characteristics Play an Explanatory Role? – Poster
- Eduard Ponds (APG) Interactie tussen determinanten uitkeringssnelheid: Hoog‐laag constructie, lumpsum uitkering, vaste daling en ingangsdatum – Poster
Parallel sessie
Zaal 1
Marianne Tenand (EUR)
Do co-payments affect nursing home entry? An assessment based on Dutch administrative data – Abstract–Presentation
Sara Rellstab (EUR)
The Dutch long-term care reform: trends in home care use – Abstract
Zaal 2
Richard Karlsson Linnér (VU Amsterdam)
The effects of genetic health risks on personal expected longevity, insurance coverage, and retirement decisions – Abstract – Presentation
Mauro Mastrogiacomo (DNB)
Pre-pension savings out of housing wealth: a comparative study of Italy and the Netherlands – Presentation
Borrel
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NH Hotel Utrecht
Jaarbeursplein 24
3521 AR Utrecht
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This event is accessible for employees of Netspar partners and Netspar Fellows.
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