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Confronting the retirement savings problem: Redesigning the saver’s credit
Adi Libson
Bar-Ilan University - Yaacov Herzog Faculty of Law
The Van Leer Jerusalem Institute
New York University
Hebrew University of Jerusalem
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Retirement Savings
100%
Saver
100%
Low-income Earners
66%
Liquidity
50%
United States
33%
Public Goods
33%
Subsidies
33%
Early Withdrawal
33%
Federal Government
16%
Inherent Characteristics
16%
Inefficacy
16%
Expectancy
16%
Aging Population
16%
Western Government
16%
Policy Tools
16%
Legal Field
16%
Incentivization
16%
Take-up Rate
16%
Retirement Funds
16%
Insolvent
16%
Tax Credits
16%
Pension Funds
16%
Actual Effect
16%
Saving for Retirement
16%
Social Sciences
Low Income
100%
Public Goods
50%
Subsidy
50%
Central Government
25%
Pension Fund
25%
Ageing Population
25%
Tax Credit
25%
Economics, Econometrics and Finance
Public Goods
100%
Tax Credit
50%
Federal Government
50%