Data in Context: Notes on Employment and Labor Force Data

2006/01/01 by D. L. Robinson, Mark D. Imerman · 11 citations
Decision Sciences · Engineering · Medicine · Social Sciences · #Injury Epidemiology and Prevention #Migration and Labor Dynamics #Traffic and Road Safety #Trauma and Emergency Care Studies #Urban, Neighborhood, and Segregation Studies #demographic modeling and climate adaptation

paper · doi:10.1136/bmj.332.7543.722-a

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Abstract

This paper provides a brief review of readily available labor force and employment data for the United States and local areas. Labor force and employment terminology, geographic parameters, and strengths and weaknesses of available data sets are discussed.

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