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During the best 30-year period withdrawal rates of 10% annually could be used with a 100% success rate. The worst 30-year period had a maximum withdrawal rate of 3.5%. A 4% withdrawal rate survived most 30 year periods. The higher the stock allocation the higher rate of success. A portfolio of 75% stocks is more volatile but had higher maximum withdrawal rates. Starting with a withdrawal rate near 4% and a minimum 50% equity allocation in retirement gave a higher probability of success in historical 30 year periods.
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actuarial approach described below for equating total personal assets with total spending liabilities to develop a sustainable spending budget, the amount to be withdrawn from invested assets each year is equal to the amount to be spent during the year (the spending budget) reduced by income from other sources for the year.
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New dynamic adjustment methods for retirement withdrawal rates have been developed after Bengen's 4% withdrawal rate was proposed: constant inflation-adjusted spending, Bengen's floor-and-ceiling rule, and Guyton and
Klinger's decision rules. More complex withdrawal strategies have also been created.
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Individuals tend to have significantly more control over their retirement ages than they do over their savings rates, asset returns, or expenses. As a result, postponing retirement can be an attractive option for individuals looking to enhance their retirement preparedness or recover from investment
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To decide a withdrawal rate, history shows the maximum sustainable inflation-adjusted withdrawal rate over rolling 30-year periods for three hypothetical stock and bond portfolios from 1926 to 2014. Stocks are represented by the S&P 500 Index, bonds by an index of five-year U.S. Treasury bonds.
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Saving more and investing more aggressively are difficult strategies for many individuals to implement due to constraints imposed by current expenses or an aversion to increased risk. Most individuals also are averse to lowering their standard of living. The closer individuals are to retirement,
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Studies show that nearly half of all workers expect to delay their retirement because they have accumulated fewer retirement assets than they had planned. Much of this is attributable to the market downturn of 2008–2009. Various unforeseen circumstances cause nearly half of all workers to retire
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The approach is based on personal asset/liability matching process and present values to determine current year and future year spending budget data points. This self-adjusting actuarial process is very similar to the process employed by pension actuaries to help pension plan sponsors determine
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The above withdrawal strategies, sometimes referred to as strategic withdrawal plans or structured withdrawal plans, focus only on spend-down of invested assets and do not typically coordinate with retirement income from other sources, such as Social
Security, pensions, and annuities. Under the
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Traditional retirement spend-down approaches generally take the form of a gap analysis. Essentially, these tools collect a variety of input variables from an individual and use them to project the likelihood that the individual will meet specified retirement goals. They model the shortfall or
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will reach age 65 in the United States every day between 2014 and 2027. This represents the majority of the more than 78 million
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beyond retirement. By the year 2000, 1 in every 14 people was age 65 or older. By the year 2050, more than 1 in 6 people are projected to be at least 65 years old. The following statistics emphasize the importance of a well-planned retirement spend-down strategy for these people:
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losses. The relative impact that delaying retirement can have on an individual's retirement spend-down is dependent upon specific circumstances, but research has shown that delaying retirement from age 62 to age 66 can increase an average worker's retirement income by 33%.
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provides an example. American workers lost an estimated $ 2 trillion in retirement savings during this time frame. 54% of workers lost confidence in their ability to retire comfortably due to the direct impact of the market turmoil on their retirement savings.
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through the 1970s. In that scenario, a 4% withdrawal rate allowed the investor's funds to last 30 years. Historically, Bengen says closer to 7% is an average safe withdrawal rate and at other times withdrawal rates up to 13% have been feasible.
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Direct expense modeling: with the help of financial experts, individuals attempt to estimate future expenses directly, using projections of inflation, health care costs, and other variables to provide a framework for the
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surplus between the individual's retirement income and expected spending needs to identify whether the individual has adequate resources to retire at a particular age. Depending on their sophistication, they may be
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earlier than they intend. In many cases, these individuals intend to work part-time during retirement. Again, however, statistics show that this is far less common than intentions would suggest.
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investment is an investment with a low potential return but a lower potential loss. A number of approaches exist to assist with choosing the correct risk level, for example,
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exposure as they approach retirement. Studies show, however, that 43% of 401(k) participants had equity exposure in excess of 70% at the beginning of 2008.
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1821:"The 2009 Retirement Confidence Survey: Economy Drives Confidence to Record Lows; Many Looking to Work Longer"
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AAII: Retirement
Savings: Choosing a Withdrawal Rate That is Sustainable
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2166:"The Impact of the Recent Financial Crisis on 401(k) Account Balances"
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1610:"Retirement Savings: Choosing a Withdrawal Rate That Is Sustainable"
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Additional savings are accumulated from a longer wage-earning period
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Blanchett, David; Kowara, Maciej; Chen, Peng (September 21, 2012).
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The appeal of retirement age flexibility is the focal point of an
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Longevity risk was ranked as the least concerning of these risks.
2007:"A more dynamic approach to spending for investors in retirement"
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Jaconetti, Colleen M.; Kinniry, Francis M. Jr. (November 2010).
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Additional input variables that can enhance model sophistication
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The probabilities of a 65-year-old living to various ages are:
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2221:"Findings from the national survey of employers and employees"
2032:"Optimal Withdrawal Strategy for Retirement Income Portfolios"
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M. Nicolas J. Firzli quoted in Sinead Cruise (Aug 4, 2012).
1915:"Spending and Investing in Retirement: Is there a Strategy?"
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current and future years’ annual contribution requirements.
1898:. New York Life Investment Management. 2009. Archived from
1731:"International Foundation for Retirement Education (InFRE)"
2057:"What History Says About Safe Retirement-Withdrawal Rates"
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stagnate and employees work longer years before retiring.
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Adverse impact of market downturn and lower interest rates
1111:. Analyzing one's savings involves a number of variables:
2096:"Save Money, Avoid Scams and Get Financial Advice – AARP"
1913:
Greenwald, Mathew; Bryck, Sally A.; Sondergeld, Eric T.
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35% of workers are not currently saving for retirement.
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List of countries by rate of fatal workplace accidents
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Opinion: The inventor of the ‘4% rule’ just changed it
1871:"How Much Have American Workers Saved for Retirement?"
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49% of workers over age 55 have less than $ 50,000 of
1920:. U.S.A.: Society of Actuaries, LIMRA. Archived from
2260:"Determining Withdrawal Rates Using Historical Data"
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Modeling retirement spend-down: alternative approach
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The potentially long-lasting collapse in returns on
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Modeling retirement spend-down: traditional approach
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25% of workers have not saved at all for retirement.
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1707:"How much can I withdraw in retirement? | Vanguard"
1635:"Retirement Rules: Rethinking a 4% Withdrawal Rate"
1156:A 4% withdrawal rate is also one conclusion of the
2316:Morningstar's 5-Point Retirement Portfolio Checkup
1976:"New Math for Retirees and the 4% Withdrawal Rule"
1499:three ways they can attempt to address this risk:
2326:How Much Can I Afford to Spend in Retirement Blog
2082:howmuchcaniaffordtospendinretirement.blogspot.com
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1564:Similarity to individual asset/liability modeling
1357:Estimated benefits from employer sponsored plans
2078:"How Much Can I Afford to Spend in Retirement?"
1656:"How Much To Withdraw From Retirement Savings"
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2195:"Zero Return World Squeezes Retirement Plans"
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1189:individual retirement account (United States)
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1964:. Marketwatch.com, accessed 03 November 2023
1774:Nishiyama, Shinichi; Smetters, Kent (2014).
1494:Coping with retirement spend-down challenges
1193:Registered Retirement Savings Plan (Canada)
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1382:Expected post-retirement part-time income
3921:Job losses caused by the Great Recession
2603:Simultaneous recruiting of new graduates
2288:Financial Planning and Retirement Portal
1008:
4102:Credentialism and educational inflation
2141:"Tough Responsibilities in a Tough Era"
1950:from the original on December 31, 2016.
1793:10.1146/annurev-economics-080213-041304
1601:
1536:The post-retirement period is shortened
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3973:List of countries by unemployment rate
2063:from the original on February 4, 2016.
2055:Strauts, Timothy (December 16, 2015).
1994:from the original on January 13, 2017.
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2044:from the original on August 29, 2013.
1366:Detailed expected retirement expenses
7:
2871:Practice-based professional learning
2019:from the original on April 13, 2016.
1974:Bernard, Tara Siegel (May 8, 2015).
1576:and expenses. This is elaborated in
1486:could be raised significantly while
1422:global financial crisis of 2008–2009
1121:how quickly savings are spent – the
3419:Workers' right to access the toilet
2300:Employee Benefit Research Institute
2296:, 360 Degrees of Financial Literacy
1938:Barrett, William P. (May 4, 2011).
1363:weights comprising personal savings
1234:National Insurance (United Kingdom)
1940:"The Retirement Spending Solution"
25:
1354:Estimated social security benefit
1085:Outliving assets (longevity risk)
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3483:Corporate collapses and scandals
2321:Retirement Withdrawal Calculator
1252:Sale of assets to provide income
1187:Retirement savings plans (i.e.,
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2282:Post Retirement Needs and Risks
1960:Brett Arends (20 October 2023)
1464:of future pension liabilities.
1293:Expected retirement date or age
1238:Social Security (United States)
148:Concepts, theory and techniques
4271:Individual retirement accounts
3983:Employment-to-population ratio
3355:Occupational health psychology
2305:Center for Retirement Research
1896:"Retirement Income Challenges"
1776:"Financing Old Age Dependency"
1509:Lower their standard of living
958:Post-World War II baby boomers
1:
4071:Works Progress Administration
3963:Unemployment Convention, 1919
3375:Personal protective equipment
2928:Occupational Outlook Handbook
2311:Journal of Financial Planning
2267:Journal of Financial Planning
1217:Defined benefit pension plans
1184:Personal savings and interest
4152:Psychopathy in the workplace
3325:Human factors and ergonomics
1439:World Pensions Council (WPC)
1329:Expected retirement expenses
1176:Sources of retirement income
4137:Narcissism in the workplace
3350:Occupational exposure limit
1118:inflation during retirement
948:are experts on this topic.
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4066:Civil Works Administration
3948:Technological unemployment
3424:Workplace health promotion
2881:Professional certification
2578:Personality–job fit theory
2037:. Morningstar Associates.
1780:Annual Review of Economics
1578:dedicated portfolio theory
1199:Defined contribution plans
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992:
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4046:Guaranteed minimum income
3631:Organizational commitment
1351:Medical expense inflation
1230:Old Age Security (Canada)
4215:Aspects of organizations
3896:Involuntary unemployment
3457:Equal pay for equal work
3380:Repetitive strain injury
2886:Professional development
2876:Professional association
2558:Letter of recommendation
1570:asset/liability modeling
1506:Invest more aggressively
1285:Standard input variables
136:JEL classification codes
4200:Aspects of corporations
4162:Slow movement (culture)
4041:Employer of last resort
3943:Structural unemployment
3881:Frictional unemployment
3320:Epilepsy and employment
3207:Performance-related pay
3141:National average salary
3059:996 working hour system
1082:Need for long-term care
322:Industrial organization
179:Computational economics
4210:Aspects of occupations
4016:Unemployment insurance
3968:Unemployment extension
3938:Reserve army of labour
3743:Constructive dismissal
3550:Sleeping while on duty
3515:Exploitation of labour
3397:Sick building syndrome
2573:Person–environment fit
2443:Independent contractor
2284:, Society of Actuaries
2124:June 20, 2010, at the
2012:. The Vanguard Group.
1686:www.investmentnews.com
1503:Save more (spend less)
1279:Monte Carlo simulation
1260:Work during retirement
174:Experimental economics
4220:Aspects of workplaces
3958:Unemployment benefits
3953:Types of unemployment
3891:Graduate unemployment
3785:Letter of resignation
3414:Workers' compensation
3407:Occupational fatality
2916:Vocational university
2516:Employment counsellor
1711:personal.vanguard.com
1518:Postponing retirement
1405:Consumption smoothing
1277:(often incorporating
1097:Further information:
1079:Maintaining lifestyle
928:Retirement spend-down
4026:Job creation program
3802:Mandatory retirement
3755:Employee offboarding
3575:Workplace incivility
3570:Workplace harassment
3345:Occupational disease
3340:Occupational burnout
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3240:Annual leave
3222:Working poor
3158:Minimum wage
3136:Maximum wage
3094:Working time
3084:Six-hour day
2986:Career break
2948:Professional
2742:Black-collar
2712:White-collar
2692:Green-collar
2669:Volunteering
2506:Drug testing
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4056:Historical:
3780:Resignation
3720:Termination
3703:Slow living
3671:Truck wages
3656:Labour camp
3584:Willingness
3476:Infractions
3131:Living wage
3079:Remote work
2747:Gold-collar
2702:Pink-collar
2697:Grey-collar
2687:Blue-collar
2654:Labour hire
2629:Cooperative
2593:Recruitment
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2481:Application
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2448:Labour hire
2401:Job sharing
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3021:Sick leave
3016:Sabbatical
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2938:Profession
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2826:E-learning
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2362:Employment
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1692:2015-06-05
1667:2015-06-05
1640:2015-06-05
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1596:References
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1458:regulators
1275:stochastic
1209:, SIMPLE,
1074:Investment
952:Importance
920:retirement
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499:von Thünen
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431:Solidarity
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257:Ecological
222:Behavioral
116:Mainstream
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3596:Careerism
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3168:Hong Kong
3036:Schedules
2955:Tradesman
2856:Licensure
2816:Education
2786:Avocation
2727:No-collar
2707:Precariat
2588:Probation
2543:Job fraud
1988:0362-4331
1786:: 53–76.
1554:actuarial
1473:blue chip
1454:actuarial
1411:analysis.
1249:Dividends
1246:Annuities
1150:inflation
1148:and high
1136:A common
1069:Inflation
942:Actuaries
749:Greenspan
714:Samuelson
694:Galbraith
664:Tinbergen
604:von Mises
599:Heckscher
559:Edgeworth
377:Personnel
337:Knowledge
302:Happiness
292:Financial
262:Education
237:Democracy
131:Political
97:Heterodox
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4085:See also
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3836:Turnover
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3113:salaries
3074:Overtime
3064:Flextime
2996:Gap year
2991:Furlough
2960:Vocation
2943:Operator
2806:Coaching
2761:training
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2634:Employee
2538:Job fair
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1948:Archived
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1379:holdings
1371:mortgage
1314:Tax rate
1256:Tontines
1109:nest egg
842:journals
828:Glossary
779:Stiglitz
744:Rothbard
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689:Leontief
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554:Marshall
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357:Monetary
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227:Business
32:a series
30:Part of
4061:U.S.A.:
3666:Peonage
3641:Slavery
3591:Boreout
3330:Karoshi
3280:Pension
3069:On-call
2774:Artisan
2458:Laborer
1373:balance
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973:savings
848:Schools
840: (
799:Piketty
794:Krugman
659:Kuznets
649:Kalecki
624:Polanyi
514:Cournot
509:Bastiat
494:Ricardo
484:Malthus
474:Quesnay
446:Welfare
416:Service
87:Applied
63:Outline
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3765:Layoff
3315:Crunch
3173:Europe
3163:Canada
3151:Europe
2757:Career
2598:Résumé
2473:Hiring
2381:Casual
2290:, AARP
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1944:Forbes
1661:Forbes
1387:Output
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1207:403(b)
1203:401(k)
924:assets
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764:Ostrom
759:Becker
754:Sowell
734:Baumol
639:Myrdal
634:Sraffa
629:Frisch
619:Knight
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589:Fisher
584:Veblen
569:Pareto
549:Menger
544:George
539:Jevons
534:Walras
524:Gossen
392:Public
387:Policy
342:Labour
307:Health
164:Market
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3146:World
3109:Wages
2976:Break
2622:Roles
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821:Lists
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774:Lucas
739:Solow
729:Arrow
719:Simon
684:Lange
679:Hicks
654:Röpke
644:Hayek
594:Pigou
564:Clark
479:Smith
441:Urban
421:Socio
411:Rural
111:Macro
107:Micro
68:Index
3111:and
2759:and
2526:list
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2207:2012
2177:2014
2152:2014
2107:2014
2100:AARP
1984:ISSN
1882:2014
1857:2014
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1832:2014
1761:2014
1739:2014
1101:and
1076:risk
1045:25%
1034:50%
1023:75%
944:and
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529:Marx
519:Mill
504:List
2649:Job
1788:doi
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