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Nicole Maestas
Associate Economist
RAND

Nicole Maestas (Ph.D., Economics, UC Berkeley) is an Economist at RAND. Her research interests include applied microeconomics, the economics of aging, and health economics. In past and current work, she has studied the retirement behavior of married couples, both in the U.S. and U.K., reverse retirement decisions, job search by older workers, self-employment, psychosocial determinants of retirement, and work disincentives in the DI program.  She has also studied the effect of medical expenditure risk on the portfolio choices of older Americans, pricing in the Medigap insurance market, and the effect of the Medicare program on health care access and utilization, treatment intensity and mortality.



Associated Research Projects
 
UM10-04:  Consistency of the Disability Determination Process and Labor Supply Outcomes
UM10-01:  The Labor Supply Effects of Disability Insurance Work Disincentives: Evidence from Administrative Data
UM08-21:  Are Early Retirees Less Healthy? The Role of Health in Social Security Claiming Decisions
UM08-13:  Labor Supply Effects of the Interaction Between Social Security Disability and Retirement Benefits
UM07-18:  A Cross-National Comparison of Self-employment Dynamics at Older Ages
UM07-03:  A Model of Unretirement
UM06-21:  Rising Economic Risk and the Labor Supply of Older Workers
UM03-15:  Back to Work: Trends in Post-Retirement Employment