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cpos-101	Unger, Rainer; Schulze, Alexander	Können wir (alle) überhaupt länger arbeiten?Trends in der gesunden Lebenserwartung nach Sozialschicht in Deutschland: Trends in Healthy Life Expectancy According to Social Stratum in Germany	2013	19	.pdf	application/pdf	8552	306	56	In the literature, the majority answers this question in favour of the former alternative: the years gained are in general also healthy years, as empirical studies on the change in healthy life expectancy in some countries Can We Really (All) Work Longer? For example, Brønnum-Hansen (1998) for Denmark, Perenboom et al. (1993) for the Netherlands, Crimmins et al. (1997) for the USA, Bebbington (1988) for the United Kingdom, and Pinheiro and Krämer (2009) for the German state of North- Rhine Westphalia predominantly ascertain an increase in healthy life expectancy over time.1 Further studies have shown that this gain in healthy years of life is also dependent on the defi nition of health and/or disease: with regard to grave health impairments a distinct gain in healthy life expectancy is recorded for younger birth cohorts.	cache/cpos-101.pdf	txt/cpos-101.txt