BHPS publications

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1. Health Select Committee Social Care Inquiry: written evidence

   Stephen Pudney, Francesca Zantomio, and Ruth Hancock

   Parliamentary Paper, - 01 Nov 2009
   1. Disability
   2. Welfare Benefits
   3. Government
   4. Social Policy

2. Elderly's participation in disability benefits: targeting, timing and later outcomes

   Francesca Zantomio

   Conference Paper, BHPS-2009 Conference: the 2009 British Household Panel Survey Research Conference, 9-11 July 2009, Colchester, UK - 2009
   1. Disability
   2. Older People
   3. Welfare Benefits

3. What happens to people before and after disability? Focusing effects, lead effects, and adaptation in different areas of life

   Nattavudh Powdthavee

   Journal Article, Social Science and Medicine - 2009
   1. Disability
   2. Life Course Analysis

4. Pathways onto (and off) disability benefits: assessing the role of policy and individual circumstances

   1. Disability
   2. Labour Market
   3. Welfare Benefits

5. Do self-insurance and disability insurance prevent consumption loss on disability?

   Steffan G. Ball and Hamish Low

   Research Paper, Finance and Economics Discussion Series, 2009-31 - 2009
   1. Insurance
   2. Disability
   3. Welfare Benefits

6. Disability and family forms: notes from the UK for understanding family poverty dynamics

   Stephen McKay and Harriet Clarke

   Journal Article, Sociologia e Politiche Sociali - 2009
   1. Disability
   2. Poverty
   3. Family Formation And Dissolution

7. Disability, capacity for work and the business cycle: an international perspective

   Hugo Benítez-Silva, Richard Disney, and Sergi Jiménez-Martín

   Research Paper, Fundación de Estudios de Economía Aplicada Working Papers, 2009-28 - 2009
   1. Disability
   2. Unemployment
   3. Welfare Benefits

8. The Disability Discrimination Act in the UK: helping or hindering employment among the disabled?

   David Bell and Axel Heitmueller

   Journal Article, Journal of Health Economics - 2009
   1. Disability
   2. Labour Market
   3. Social Policy