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• Events // 08.05.2025

  Ageing and Sustainable Finance 2025

  institutions these entail far-reaching consequences with regard to financial decision-making, old-age provision, financing conditions, reporting burdens, interest rates, business models of financial institutions
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  News // 22.10.2024

  Empowering Migrant Girls Through Digital Education

  cular educational programme, are conducting research on how digital educational offers and the provision of empowerment rooms can help to improve educational opportunities for girls with a migration background [...] take place at the TUMO Centre in Mannheim, an innovative digital learning centre for young people aged between 12 and 18. Up to 1,100 adolescents come to the centre every week, where they learn, among
• Events // 21.12.2023

  In-Person Schooling and Youth Suicide Evidence from School Calendars and Pandemic School Closures

  association between teen suicides and the school calendar. They show that suicides among 12-to-18-year-olds are highest during months of the school year and lowest during summer months (June through August) [...] restaurant and bar foot traffic), and survives falsification tests using suicides among young adults ages 19-to-25. Auxiliary analyses using Google Trends queries and the Youth Risk Behavior Survey suggests
• Publications // 13.11.2023

  ZEW Discussion Paper - Regression Discontinuity Evidence on the Effectiveness of the Minimum Legal E-Cigarette Purchasing Age

  robust evidence that federal and state age-18 MLPAs decreased underage e-cigarette use by 15–20% and frequent use by 20–40%. These findings suggest that the age-21 federal MLPA could meaningfully [...] generation of nicotine addicts recently prompted an increase in the federal minimum legal purchase age (MLPA) for tobacco products, including e-cigarettes, to 21 years. This study presents the first regression [...] y reduce e-cigarette use among 18–20-year-olds.
• Events // 25.04.2024

  Ageing and Sustainable Finance

  institutions these entail far-reaching consequences with regard to financial decision-making, old-age provision, financing conditions, reporting burdens, interest rates, business models of financial institutions
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  Press Releases // 17.08.2023

  Altered Savings Behaviour Due to Pension Reform

  after still enjoy higher incomes during retirement. - “While most affected women save less for their old age, as they factor in their extended working lives, they do not necessarily face a disadvantage. In [...] In 1999, a pension reform raised the retirement age for women from 60 to 63, affecting those born in 1952 or later. This reform has had a significant – albeit individually variable – impact on the working [...] Survey of Income and Expenditure (EVS) and data from German respondents in the Survey of Health, Ageing and Retirement in Europe (SHARE), demonstrated that women born after 1952 adjust their savings behaviour
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  News // 18.07.2023

  Final Report of the Focus Group on Private Pensions

  crisis and price increases have affected old-age provision. Therefore, viable solutions and new incentives are needed that encourage people to make provisions in the long term and offer support in their [...] the Focus Group on Private Pensions presents feasible solutions for a more appealing private old-age provision. The aim is to develop a simple, transparent, efficient and cost-effective proposal that enables [...] the COVID-19 pandemic, people with low incomes in particular have been less able to make provisions for old age or have even had to fall back on existing assets to cover current expenses. We were able
• Events // 06.06.2023

  The Effect of Migration on Careers of Natives Evidence From Long-Term Care

  this ZEW Research Seminar notes that across OECD countries, rapid population aging has sizable implications for the provision of long-term care. A popular strategy to address worker shortages in the care
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  Press Releases // 25.05.2023

  Fluctuating Pensions: Germans Generally Interested But Still Cautious

  Up to now, research and political discussions have focused primarily on the savings phase of old-age provision. In order to better understand decisions in the retirement phase, the researchers conducted [...] clearly shows that many people are at least theoretically interested in equity-based retirement provision,” emphasises Professor Tabea Bucher-Koenen, head of ZEW’s “Pensions and Sustainable Financial Markets”
• News // 20.07.2006

  ZEW President Wolfgang Franz on missed opportunities to reform Germany’s statutory health insurance

  statuary health insurance system through tax-subsidies are particularly appalling and promise to turn the old adage on its head: one step forward, two steps back. Federal subsidies to SIs meant to cover non-standard [...] statutory insurance system will remain partially tax-funded, receiving €1.5 billion from 2008 for the provision of free co-insurance for children (2009: €3 billion euros and expected to increase further). After