Elizabeth Ann Kutza
Biographic Data
| ID | 5940138 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Elizabeth Ann Kutza |
| GIVEN NAMES | Elizabeth Ann |
| FAMILY NAME | Kutza |
| SIGNATURE | KUTZA E A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Portland State University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 9 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1981 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2005 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The Intersection of Economics and Family Status in Late Life
The factors that influence economic status in late life are examined with particular attention to economic trends, public and private income maintenance policies, and marital and family relations. While the impact of these factors on today's retirees has been mostly positive, current trends are identified that may result in a retreat from the strong economic gains made by the elderly over the past 50 years. An examination of how changes in family…
Remarkable Survivors
Old Age in the Welfare State
The Promise of Certainty
Since the passage of the Social Security Act, the American public has regarded the receipt of Social Security benefits as a certainty. Yet the continued operation of the system relies on an uncertain world--economically, socially, and politically. Both program revenues and disbursements are sensitive to changes in productivity, economic growth, inflation, and unemployment. In addition, changes in the way that people live and work may result in a …
From Good Will to Civil Rights . Richard K. Scotch
Long-Term Care for Older Persons
The Benefits of Old Age
Benefits for the Disabled
Benefits for the Disabled
The social and economic consequence of disability is of increasing interest in American society today. The numbers of persons reporting disabling conditions is rising, as is the number of persons qualifying for public disability benefits. This article examines the impact of current United States disability policy on disabled women, and concludes that the major programs - disability insurance, supplemental security income, workers' compensation, v…
Benefits for the Disabled
The social and economic consequence of disability is of increasing interest in American society today. The numbers of persons reporting disabling conditions is rising, as is the number of persons qualifying for public disability benefits. This article examines the impact of current United States disability policy on disabled women, and concludes that the major programs - disability insurance, supplemental security income, workers' compensation, v…
The Intersection of Economics and Family Status in Late Life
The factors that influence economic status in late life are examined with particular attention to economic trends, public and private income maintenance policies, and marital and family relations. While the impact of these factors on today's retirees has been mostly positive, current trends are identified that may result in a retreat from the strong economic gains made by the elderly over the past 50 years. An examination of how changes in family…
The Promise of Certainty
Since the passage of the Social Security Act, the American public has regarded the receipt of Social Security benefits as a certainty. Yet the continued operation of the system relies on an uncertain world--economically, socially, and politically. Both program revenues and disbursements are sensitive to changes in productivity, economic growth, inflation, and unemployment. In addition, changes in the way that people live and work may result in a …
Benefits for the Disabled
Benefits for the Disabled
The social and economic consequence of disability is of increasing interest in American society today. The numbers of persons reporting disabling conditions is rising, as is the number of persons qualifying for public disability benefits. This article examines the impact of current United States disability policy on disabled women, and concludes that the major programs - disability insurance, supplemental security income, workers' compensation, v…
The Benefits of Old Age
Long-Term Care for Older Persons
From Good Will to Civil Rights . Richard K. Scotch
The Promise of Certainty
Since the passage of the Social Security Act, the American public has regarded the receipt of Social Security benefits as a certainty. Yet the continued operation of the system relies on an uncertain world--economically, socially, and politically. Both program revenues and disbursements are sensitive to changes in productivity, economic growth, inflation, and unemployment. In addition, changes in the way that people live and work may result in a …
Old Age in the Welfare State
Remarkable Survivors
The Intersection of Economics and Family Status in Late Life
The factors that influence economic status in late life are examined with particular attention to economic trends, public and private income maintenance policies, and marital and family relations. While the impact of these factors on today's retirees has been mostly positive, current trends are identified that may result in a retreat from the strong economic gains made by the elderly over the past 50 years. An examination of how changes in family…
Sociology (5 works) · Economics (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Business (3 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Download (3 works) · Gerontology (3 works) · Gerontology (3 works)