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Economic impacts of illness in older workers: quantifying the impact of illness on income, tax revenue and government spending.

Deborah J Schofield | Rupendra N Shrestha | Richard Percival | Megan E Passey | Simon J Kelly | Emily J Callander
BMC public health | 2011

Long term illness has far reaching impacts on individuals, and also places a large burden upon government. This paper quantifies the indirect economic impacts of illness related early retirement on individuals and government in Australia in 2009.

Pubmed ID: 21627844

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