retirees: Retirees dataframe for public pension plan prototypes
In donboyd5/pp.prototypes: Public Pensions Prototypes
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Description
Dataframe with information on initial retirees.
Each record will have the number of retirees and the average annual benefit for a particular age.
"Empty" cells are excluded
Cells that are not allowed under a given benefit structure MAY be included.
For example, there could be rows for age 50 even if a plan does not allow retirement until age 62.
Usage
1
Format
Data frame with 1 row per prototype per non-empty age.
each record will have the number of retirees and the average annual benefit
- planname
Identifies a specific prototype, character
- age
Allowable range 50:120; only includes records that have actual data for nretirees and benefit, integer
- nretirees
Number of retirees in this row, can be noninteger or zero, numeric
- benefit
Average annual benefit in $, numeric
Source
Rockefeller Institute analysis of public pension plan data.
Examples
1
2
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Description Usage Format Source Examples
Description
Dataframe with information on initial retirees.
Each record will have the number of retirees and the average annual benefit for a particular age.
"Empty" cells are excluded
Cells that are not allowed under a given benefit structure MAY be included. For example, there could be rows for age 50 even if a plan does not allow retirement until age 62.
Usage
1 |
Format
Data frame with 1 row per prototype per non-empty age. each record will have the number of retirees and the average annual benefit
- planname
Identifies a specific prototype, character
- age
Allowable range 50:120; only includes records that have actual data for nretirees and benefit, integer
- nretirees
Number of retirees in this row, can be noninteger or zero, numeric
- benefit
Average annual benefit in $, numeric
Source
Rockefeller Institute analysis of public pension plan data.
Examples
1 2 |
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