Die zwei Gesichter des Altersstrukturwandels und die gesellschaftliche Konstruktion der Lebensführung im Alter

Amrhein, Ludwig

doi:10.1007/978-3-663-10615-9_4

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“…As policies promote private intergenerational support towards the elderly people in need of care, the economic positions of older people within such household constellations should be included to properly analyse the resources available to older people to meet their needs, to maintain autonomy and to secure quality of life in these contexts. It is also of 3 See Amrhein (2004), Birg (2005), Börsch-Supan (2004), Kösters (2006), Mayer et al (1992), Motel-Klingebiel (2000), Niejahr (2004), Rürup (2000), Schirrmacher (2004), Schulz-Nieswandt (2006), Tesch-Römer, Wurm, Hoff, Engstler & Motel-Klingebiel (2006), Tews (1993 Within these three fields, we concentrate in the present report on four topics which we consider highly relevant for gerontological research: health, employability of older workers, intra-household resources and consumption patterns of older individuals. We consider that the SOEP study can play an important role for a further development of these research topics.…”

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SOEP as a Source for Research on Ageing - Issues, Measures and Possibilities for Improvement

Gordo¹,

Motel-Klingebiel

Wurm³

2009

SSRN Journal

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