Short-Range Actuarial Projections
of the Old-Age, Survivors, and
Disability Insurance Program, 2005

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ACTUARIAL STUDY NO. 119
by Chris Motsiopoulos
and Richard B. Tucker

III.A26.—DI Young Wives of Disabled Workers With Benefits In Force,
Awarded, Terminated, Withheld, and In Current-Payment Status
(Calendar years 1980-2004, and calendar quarters 2005-14)
[Numbers in thousands]
Calendar
period
In force
beginning
of period
Awards
during period
Gross terminations
In force
end of period
Benefits withheld end of period
In current-payment
status end
of period
Rate
(per 1,000)
Number
Per 1,000 in force
end of period
Number
1980
415.6
74.9
198.05
89.7
400.8
39.78
15.9
384.8
1981
400.8
64.3
221.35
95.8
369.2
47.13
17.4
351.8
1982
369.2
45.5
266.01
104.3
310.4
65.06
20.2
290.2
1983
310.4
43.7
318.53
105.8
248.3
73.86
18.3
229.9
1984
248.3
46.4
192.13
52.2
242.5
73.22
17.8
224.8
1985
242.5
48.5
174.99
46.7
244.4
74.78
18.3
226.1
1986
244.4
47.7
193.86
52.0
240.1
80.02
19.2
220.9
1987
240.1
43.3
196.58
51.5
231.9
87.20
20.2
211.7
1988
231.9
42.6
196.93
49.9
224.6
92.84
20.9
203.8
1989
224.6
40.2
184.99
45.3
219.6
98.66
21.7
197.9
1990
219.6
41.8
179.40
43.2
218.3
102.97
22.5
195.8
1991
218.3
45.5
177.04
42.7
221.1
102.50
22.7
198.5
1992
221.1
49.8
173.26
42.6
228.3
107.64
24.6
203.7
1993
228.3
46.3
169.55
42.6
231.9
107.52
24.9
207.0
1994
231.9
42.7
165.24
41.9
232.8
111.41
25.9
206.9
1995
232.8
37.9
167.82
42.2
228.4
116.45
26.6
201.8
1996
228.4
33.0
167.08
40.9
220.5
244.46
53.9
166.6
1997
220.5
25.5
173.97
40.6
205.4
266.65
54.8
150.6
1998
205.4
23.0
164.76
35.7
192.7
301.62
58.1
134.6
1999
192.7
21.8
169.14
34.4
180.1
323.10
58.2
121.9
2000
180.1
19.7
168.03
31.9
167.8
333.10
55.9
111.9
2001
167.8
18.9
165.08
29.3
157.5
337.98
53.2
104.3
2002
157.5
20.5
173.35
29.1
148.9
334.62
49.8
99.1
2003
148.9
20.4
169.35
26.9
142.4
332.36
47.3
95.0
2004
142.4
18.8
177.25
26.9
134.2
328.48
44.1
90.1
2005-I
134.2
5.0
45.00
6.2
133.1
327.43
43.6
89.5
2005-II
133.1
5.0
45.00
6.1
131.9
326.37
43.1
88.9
2005-III
131.9
5.0
45.00
6.0
130.8
325.31
42.6
88.3
2005-IV
130.8
4.7
45.00
6.0
129.5
324.26
42.0
87.5
2006-I
129.5
4.8
45.00
5.9
128.4
323.20
41.5
86.9
2006-II
128.4
4.8
45.00
5.9
127.3
322.15
41.0
86.3
2006-III
127.3
4.8
45.00
5.8
126.3
321.09
40.6
85.7
2006-IV
126.3
4.5
45.00
5.8
125.0
320.03
40.0
85.0
2007-I
125.0
4.9
45.00
5.7
124.2
318.98
39.6
84.6
2007-II
124.2
4.9
45.00
5.7
123.3
317.92
39.2
84.1
2007-III
123.3
4.9
45.00
5.7
122.6
316.86
38.8
83.7
2007-IV
122.6
4.6
45.00
5.6
121.5
315.81
38.4
83.1
2008-I
121.5
4.9
45.00
5.6
120.9
314.75
38.0
82.8
2008-II
120.9
4.9
45.00
5.6
120.2
313.69
37.7
82.5
2008-III
120.2
4.9
45.00
5.5
119.7
312.64
37.4
82.2
2008-IV
119.7
4.6
45.00
5.5
118.8
311.58
37.0
81.8
2009-I
118.8
5.2
45.00
5.5
118.5
310.52
36.8
81.7
2009-II
118.5
5.2
45.00
5.4
118.2
309.47
36.6
81.6
2009-III
118.2
5.2
45.00
5.4
118.0
308.41
36.4
81.6
2009-IV
118.0
4.9
45.00
5.4
117.4
307.36
36.1
81.3
2010-I
117.4
5.1
45.00
5.4
117.1
306.30
35.9
81.2
2010-II
117.1
5.1
45.00
5.4
116.8
305.24
35.6
81.1
2010-III
116.8
5.1
45.00
5.4
116.5
304.19
35.4
81.0
2010-IV
116.5
4.8
45.00
5.3
115.9
303.13
35.1
80.8
2011-I
115.9
5.0
45.00
5.3
115.6
302.07
34.9
80.7
2011-II
115.6
5.0
45.00
5.3
115.3
301.02
34.7
80.6
2011-III
115.3
5.0
45.00
5.3
115.0
299.96
34.5
80.5
2011-IV
115.0
4.7
45.00
5.3
114.4
298.90
34.2
80.2
2012-I
114.4
5.1
45.00
5.3
114.3
297.85
34.0
80.3
2012-II
114.3
5.1
45.00
5.3
114.2
296.79
33.9
80.3
2012-III
114.2
5.1
45.00
5.3
114.0
295.73
33.7
80.3
2012-IV
114.0
4.8
45.00
5.2
113.6
294.68
33.5
80.1
2013-I
113.6
5.1
45.00
5.2
113.5
293.62
33.3
80.2
2013-II
113.5
5.1
45.00
5.2
113.4
292.57
33.2
80.2
2013-III
113.4
5.1
45.00
5.2
113.3
291.51
33.0
80.3
2013-IV
113.3
4.8
45.00
5.2
112.9
290.45
32.8
80.1
2014-I
112.9
5.2
45.00
5.2
112.9
289.40
32.7
80.2
2014-II
112.9
5.2
45.00
5.2
112.9
288.34
32.6
80.4
2014-III
112.9
5.2
45.00
5.2
112.9
287.28
32.4
80.5
2014-IV
112.9
4.9
45.00
5.2
112.6
286.23
32.2
80.4

Sources:

Note: Future estimates based on 2005 Trustees Report intermediate set of assumptions.


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