Revisiting Economic Vulnerability in Old Age - Julia Henke - Bog

I. THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK
VULNERABILITY OBJECTIVITY AND SUBJECTIVITY MEASURES OF ECONOMIC VULNERABILITY INTEGRATING OBJECTIVE AND SUBJECTIVE MEASURES II. RESEARCH DESIGN
DATA SET THEORETICAL MODEL AND RESEARCH QUESTIONS ANALYTICAL METHODS CHOICE OF VARIABLES MISSING VALUES
III. PREVALENCE OF ECONOMIC VULNERABILITY AMONG SWISS PENSIONERS
SOCIO--ΓÇÉDEMOGRAPHIC CHARACTERISTICS OF THE SAMPLE POPULATION PREVALENCE AND OVERLAP OF THREE MEASURES OF ECONOMIC VULNERABILITY BACKGROUND CHARACTERISTICS ECONOMIC RESOURCES FINANCIAL NEEDS AND EXPECTATIONS PSYCHOSOCIAL CONSEQUENCES AND SYMPTOMS CONCLUSION IV. THE SELF-ASSESSED MEASURE OF ECONOMIC VULNERABILITY
V. THE PERCEIVED MEASURE OF ECONOMIC VULNERABILITY
VI. DISCUSSION AND CONCLUSION
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