Thursday,
8th May 2003 - Training lectures
Martin Browning
(University of Copenhagen), Living
Standards Before and After Retirement
David
Blake (Birkbeck College), Design
of Defined Contribution and Defined Benefit Pension Plans
Michael Hurd
(Rand Center for the Study of Aging), The
Life-Cycle Model: Singles and Couples
Giovanni
Beliossi (Peder
Smedvig Capital Ltd and FGS Capital LLP), Portfolio
Management of Pension Funds.
Friday,
9th May 2003
James
Banks
(UCL), Richard Blundell, (UCL) James P Smith (Rand), Zoe Smith (IFS),
Housing
Wealth over the Life-Cycle in the Presence of House Price Volatility
Dimitris Georgarakos (University
of Cyprus), Risky
Assets Ownership Decisions by the Elderly in the UK: Evidence from the
Retirement Survey
Loriana
Pellizon (University
of Padua) and Guglielmo Weber (University of Padua), Are
Household Portfolios Efficient? An Analysis Conditional on Housing
Monika Bütler (University of Lausanne) and Federica Teppa
(University of Turin), The Personal Discount
Rate: Evidence from Swiss Pension Funds
Antoine
Bommier (GREMAQ,
University of Toulouse, and INRA-Jourdan),
Valuing Life
Under the Shadow of Death
Mona Larsen
(Aarhus School of Business,
The Danish National Institute of Social
Research and CAM, University of Copenaghen) and Nabanita
Datta Gupta (Aarhus School of
Business), A
Panel Model of the Effect of Health Changes on Individual Retirement Plans,
Retirement Program Costs and Labour Market Policy
Richard
Disney (University of Notthingam), Carl
Emmerson (IFS) and Matthew Wakefield (IFS), Ill-Health
and Retirement in Britain: A Panel Data-Based Analysis
Pierre-Carl
Michaud (CenTER, Tilburg University), Joint
Labor Supply of Older Couples
Saturday,
10th May 2003
Agar
Brugiavini (University of Venice), Jose Ignacio Conde Ruiz (FEDEA) and Vincenzo Galasso
(Bocconi University), Social
Security, Private Transfers and
Voting Behaviour: The Italian Case
Tiziana
Brancaccio (University
College Dublin), Misinformation and Retirement
Wealth: Re-estimating the Offset Effect of Pension on Private Wealth
Rob
Alessie (CenTER,
Tilburg
University) and Federica Teppa (University of Turin), Saving
and Habit Formation: Evidence from Dutch Panel Data
Lothar
Essig (MEA,
University
of Mannheim) and Joachim Winter (MEA, University of Mannheim), Non Response to
Financial Questions in Household Surveys: An Experimental Study of Mode
Effects
