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The present study identified the factors of economic retirement preparation for people living with disabilitiesusing the Andersen’s behavioral model. The 2012 Disabled Employment Panel Survey data were collected from May 21, 2012 to July 31, 2012 and were analyzed by applying the SPSS 20 program. Logistic regression analysis wascarried out on a sample of 2,869 people aged 30 to 60 years. The predisposing factors (education, marital status), possibility factors (employment, non-basic livelihood security recipient status, homeowner status, income), and desirefactors (subjective socioeconomic status, life satisfaction, self-esteem) affected the retirement preparation. To help people living with disabilities, policies and programs based on the factors that reflect the individual needs must beestablished. Key Words : Andersen's behavioral model, Disabled Person, Economic retirement preparation, Factors, Self-esteem * Corresponding Author : Youn-Ju, Lee(JEI Univ.) Tel: +82-32-890-7326 email: daminzimin@naver.comReceived June 24, 2014 Revised (1st July 28, 2014, 2nd August 4, 2014) Accepted October 10, 2014

Study of the Factors Influencing the Economic Retirement Preparation for People Living with Disabilities Based on Andersen's Behavioral Model