Predictor and control variables characteristics
| Indicator | Description | Factor | Source of data |
|---|---|---|---|
| Variables dedicated for a given gender | |||
| RA | Pensionable age | Retirement regulations | OECD |
| ARR | Aggregate replacement ratio | Generosity | Eurostat |
| HLY | Healthy life years by age 50 (objective measure of health) | Demographics/Health | Eurostat |
| HEALTH | Self-perceived health by age 55–64 (subjective measure of health) which expresses subjective assessment by the respondent of his/her health | Health | Eurostat |
| EDU | Population by educational attainment level (5–8, according to ISCED 2011 classification) and age (55–64) | Education/Knowledge | Eurostat |
| E&T | Participation rate in education and trainings by age 50–74 | Education/Skills | Eurostat |
| SELF-EMP | Self-employment by age 55–74 | Employment form | Eurostat |
| UNEMP | Unemployment rate | Labour market conditions | Eurostat |
| Variables common for both genders | |||
| ODR | Old dependency ratio (the ratio between population aged 60 years and over and population aged 20–59 years) | Demographics | Eurostat |
| IR | Interest 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 wealth | OECD |
| GDP_PC | Gross domestic product per capita in thousands of PPS – refers to the economy and agents’ incomes | Incomes | Eurostat |
| GDP_growth | GDP at market prices – chain linked volumes, percentage change on previous period | Overall economic condition | Eurostat |
| INF | Inflation – harmonized indices of consumer prices, annual average rate of change | Overall economic condition | Eurostat |
| S&W | Salaries and wages as percentage of GDP – refers to the economy and measures labour factor remuneration which can be correlated to occupational composition of the economy | Proxy of occupational composition of the economy | Eurostat |
| LP | Labour 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 professions | Proxy of occupational composition of the economy | OECD |
| Indicator | Description | Factor | Source of data |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pensionable age | Retirement regulations | OECD | |
| Aggregate replacement ratio | Generosity | Eurostat | |
| Healthy life years by age 50 (objective measure of health) | Demographics/Health | Eurostat | |
| Self-perceived health by age 55–64 (subjective measure of health) which expresses subjective assessment by the respondent of his/her health | Health | Eurostat | |
| Population by educational attainment level (5–8, according to ISCED 2011 classification) and age (55–64) | Education/Knowledge | Eurostat | |
| Participation rate in education and trainings by age 50–74 | Education/Skills | Eurostat | |
| Self-employment by age 55–74 | Employment form | Eurostat | |
| Unemployment rate | Labour market conditions | Eurostat | |
| Old dependency ratio (the ratio between population aged 60 years and over and population aged 20–59 years) | Demographics | Eurostat | |
| Interest 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 wealth | OECD | |
| Gross domestic product per capita in thousands of PPS – refers to the economy and agents’ incomes | Incomes | Eurostat | |
| GDP at market prices – chain linked volumes, percentage change on previous period | Overall economic condition | Eurostat | |
| Inflation – harmonized indices of consumer prices, annual average rate of change | Overall economic condition | Eurostat | |
| Salaries and wages as percentage of GDP – refers to the economy and measures labour factor remuneration which can be correlated to occupational composition of the economy | Proxy of occupational composition of the economy | Eurostat | |
| Labour productivity (GDP per hour worked) – refers to the economy and measures an average productivity, which can be determined | Proxy of occupational composition of the economy | OECD | |
Note: *https://data.oecd.org/interest/short-term-interest-rates.htm#indicator-chart (available at: January 8, 2019)
Source: OECD and Eurostat (2019)