What Is a Current Equivalent to Unemployment Rates of the Past?.

Antos, Joseph; And Others

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ERIC Number: EJ207645

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Publication Date: 1979-Mar

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What Is a Current Equivalent to Unemployment Rates of the Past?

Antos, Joseph; And Others

Monthly Labor Review, v102 n3 p36-46 Mar 1979

The results of various attempts to quantify how much changes in the labor force, unemployment insurance, and minimum wages have affected unemployment rates are reasonably close; but no total effect on jobless rates can be determined. (BM)

Descriptors: Computation, Employment Patterns, Employment Statistics, Labor Force, Labor Turnover, Minimum Wage, Technical Reports, Unemployment, Unemployment Insurance

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Language: English

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