Figure 10: Welfare Losses, ∆W0 / W0, for German (EVS) Data, Gender = 0
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Net worth
* Age-specific quantiles for Net worth (25%, 50% and 75%) are for age = 30: 4,438; 15,433; 50,487;
for age = 50: 13,713; 56,397; 145,921; for age = 65: 15,580; 65,750; 191,312
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