Drivers of Economic Outcomes for Single Women without Children in Retirement

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Drivers of Economic Outcomes for Single Women without Children in Retirement

Women, especially single women, are much more likely than men to live in poverty in old age and have lower median superannuation balances than men. This is generally attributed to interrupted workforce participation and the gender pay gap. This article examines the effects of Australian policy setti...

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Main Authors:	Hamilton, Myra, Hodgson, Helen, Bradbury, Bruce
Format:	Journal Article
Published:	Thomson Reuters 2022
Subjects:	retirement income gender 1801 - Law 4804 - Law 4407 - Policy and administration 4410 - Sociology
Online Access:	http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/89414

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