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Ehsan Faraz

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Marianne, Bertrand, Mullainathan Sendhil and Miller Douglas. "Public Policy and Extended Families: Evidence from Pensions in South Africa." The World Bank Economic Review (2003): 27-50. <https://doi.org/10.1093/wber/lhg014>.

In South Africa where most of the women and men work beyond their prime age which is 65 for me and 60 for women. The research paper aims to see the impact of a Public Policy Program which had been launched in South Africa. People of prime age get pension compensation in the form of money which is around double of the per capita earning. It is evident from the data that people after getting pension compensation discontinue working. This research paper has included both men and women in its study and data reveals that the number of women with prime age discontinuing work out numbers that of men. Overall elderly in the family stop working after being eligible for the compensation package. This pension compensation has resulted in decline of labor supply. Study of also reveals that supply of labor decreases depending on relative, absolute and sex of the workers

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