The populations in all industrialized countries are aging rapidly and individual life expectancies are increasing. Yet older workers are leaving the labor force at younger and younger ages....Together these trends have put enormous pressure on the financial solvency of social security systems around the world....This paper is a summary of the findings of the evidence in eleven industrialized countries....It is clear there is a strong correspondence between the age at which benefits are available and departure from the labor force....We conclude that social security program provisions have indeed contributed to the decline in the labor force participation of older persons substantially reducing the potential productive capacity of the labor force. (EXCERPT)
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