People who have jobs in knowledge-based activities tend to retire earlier than those in manufacturing jobs.

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This statement is actually false. According to a research study conducted by the Center for Retirement Research at Boston College, people who work in knowledge-based activities tend to retire later than those in manufacturing jobs. The study found that professionals and managers tend to work longer than blue-collar or service workers.

People Who Have Jobs in Knowledge-Based Activities Tend to Retire