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Health dynamics and reporting bias at retirement: An analysis using high-frequency data

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Xuan Zhang , Jiayi Wen, Zixi Ye

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Health dynamics / Retirement / Self-reported health / State-dependent reporting bias

Journal Article / School of Economics

Published on Jul 2026

Consumption Responses to Income Shocks through Lottery Winning: Evidence from Older Adults in Singapore

by

Seonghoon KIM, Kanghyock KOH

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Consumption Spending / Consumption / Income shocks / Older Adults / Singapore / Singapore Life Panel

Journal Article / School of Economics

Published on Jun 2024

Weight perception and weight management via information nudges

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Lanjie Wang, Xuan Zhang , Seonghoon KIM, Kanghyock KOH

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Health behavior / Weight perception / Information nudge / Older Adults

Journal Article / School of Economics

Published on May 2024

Health shocks, health and labor market dynamics, and the socioeconomic-health gradient in older Singaporeans

by

Terence CHENG, Seonghoon KIM, Dennis PETRIE

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Socio-Economic Status / Health behaviour / Singapore Life Panel / Longitudinal Analysis / Older Adults / Labor market dynamics / Health shocks

Journal Article / School of Economics

Published on Mar 2024

Life Satisfaction Changes and Adaptation in the COVID-19 Pandemic: Evidence from Singapore

by

Terence CHENG, Seonghoon KIM, Kanghyock KOH

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COVID-19 / Life satisfaction / Singapore Life Panel / Singapore / Pandemic / Subjective well-being

Journal Article / School of Economics

Published on Dec 2022

Risk Attitudes in Late Adulthood: Do Parenthood Status and Family Size Matter?

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Joanne Tan, Christine Ho, Bussarawan Teerawichitchainan, Eugene Tan

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Older Adults / Multivariate Analysis / Singapore Life Panel / Risk Attitudes / Well-being / Family-size / Parenthood Status

Journal Article / School of Economics

Published on Aug 2022

Labor Market Institutions and the Incidence of Payroll Taxation

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Seonghoon KIM, Kanghyock KOH, Jinyoung KIM

Journal of Public Economics, Elsevier, 2022/209

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Labour market / Taxation / labour economics

Journal Article / School of Economics

Published on May 2022

Happy Lottery Winners and Lottery-Ticket Bias, The Review of Income and Wealth

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Seonghoon KIM, Andrew OSWALD

Wiley 2021/2/67, 317-333

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Applied Microeconomics / Mental Health / Lottery ticket bias / Well-being

Journal Article / School of Economics

Published on May 2022

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