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A study by Moen, Kim, and Hofmeister (2001) found that of their respondents, "Almost one-fifth (17.6%) of married respondents…are currently in jobs subsequent to their primary career job; this fact indicates that the retirement exit is becoming increasingly blurred." (p.60)
Moen, P., Kim, J., & Hofmeister, H. (2001, March). Couples' work/retirement transitions, gender, and marital quality. Social Psychology Quaterly, 64(1), 55-71.
Using data from both the first (1994-1995) and second (1996-1997) waves of the Cornell Retirement and Well-being Study, this paper explored "whether couples' [individuals between the ages of 50 and 72] employment/retirement circumstances predict marital quality differently for men and for women." (p.55, 58)
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