Table A1.

Predictor and control variables characteristics

IndicatorDescriptionFactorSource of data
Variables dedicated for a given gender
RAPensionable ageRetirement regulationsOECD
ARRAggregate replacement ratioGenerosityEurostat
HLYHealthy life years by age 50 (objective measure of health)Demographics/HealthEurostat
HEALTHSelf-perceived health by age 55–64 (subjective measure of health) which expresses subjective assessment by the respondent of his/her healthHealthEurostat
EDUPopulation by educational attainment level (5–8, according to ISCED 2011 classification) and age (55–64)Education/KnowledgeEurostat
E&TParticipation rate in education and trainings by age 50–74Education/SkillsEurostat
SELF-EMPSelf-employment by age 55–74Employment formEurostat
UNEMPUnemployment rateLabour market conditionsEurostat
Variables common for both genders
ODROld dependency ratio (the ratio between population aged 60 years and over and population aged 20–59 years)DemographicsEurostat
IRInterest rate (“the rates at which short-term borrowings are effected between financial institutions or the rate at which short-term government paper is issued or traded in the market”).*Returns on pension wealthOECD
GDP_PCGross domestic product per capita in thousands of PPS – refers to the economy and agents’ incomesIncomesEurostat
GDP_growthGDP at market prices – chain linked volumes, percentage change on previous periodOverall economic conditionEurostat
INFInflation – harmonized indices of consumer prices, annual average rate of changeOverall economic conditionEurostat
S&WSalaries and wages as percentage of GDP – refers to the economy and measures labour factor remuneration which can be correlated to occupational composition of the economyProxy of occupational composition of the economyEurostat
LPLabour productivity (GDP per hour worked) – refers to the economy and measures an average productivity, which can be determined inter alia by the distribution of population between different professionsProxy of occupational composition of the economyOECD

Source: OECD and Eurostat (2019)

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