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How Would 401(k) ‘Rothification’ Alter Saving, Retirement Security, and Inequality?

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Figure 1: Social Security Claiming Patterns for Women and Men, and 401(k) Asset Values (model versus data)
Table 1: Life-cycle Asset Accumulation Patterns under EET versus TEE Tax Regimes, and Low versus High Expected Return Scenarios
Table 2: Life-Cycle Consumption and Working Hours under EET versus TEE Tax Regimes, and Low versus High Expected Return Scenarios
Table 3: Social Security Claiming Patterns (in %) for Women and Men under EET versus TEE Tax Regimes, and Low versus High Expected Return Scenarios
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