The future of disability in America will depend on how well the US prepares for and
manages the demographic, fiscal, and technological developments that will unfold during …

We study the well-being of disabled men and the economic benefits of disability insurance.
Using longitudinal data for 1968–2015 for male household heads, we determine the …

In contrast to the believed similarity in their health outcomes, workers in different Western
countries report very different rates of work disability. Using new data from the United States …

Despite the relative dearth of research on disability employment issues in the field of
industrial and organizational (I/O) psychology, there is a plethora of theory and research …

We investigate to what extent major safety-net program benefits affect food insecurity in
families. We impute program eligibility and benefits in each state for 2001–2009, accounting …

Measurement error in health and disability status has been widely accepted as a central
problem in social science research. Long-standing debates about the prevalence of …

Daily headlines warn American workers that their retirement years may be far from golden.
The main components of the retirement income system—Social Security and employer …

Working‐age people with disabilities are much more likely than people without disabilities to
live in poverty and not be employed or have shared in the economic prosperity of the late …

Prior research has shown that food insecurity is more common among US households with
an adult who has a work-limiting disability than among other households. To provide more …

Abstract Data from the Current Population Survey (CPS) are rarely analyzed in a way that
takes advantage of the CPS's longitudinal design. This is mainly because of the technical …