The ABS Survey of Employment and Unemployment Patterns

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Issues related to the 1995-1997 Australian Bureau of Statistics' Survey of Employment and Unemployment Patterns (SEUP) are examined, focusing on the benefits the SEUP's longitudinal approach has over cross-sectional data related to one point in time. Topics include data collection methods; survey content, including fixed variables such as date of birth and dynamic variables such as marital status; and applications to public policy.

Surveys, Employment surveys, Australia. Bureau of Statistics

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Hans Singer's model of the severity of recessions

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The econometric model developed by Hans Singer, for the measurement of the severity of recessions is described. The examination of the relation between the rate of unemployment of workers and the occurrence of business cycles, for this purpose, is presented.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Unemployment, Interpretation and construction, Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis, Works, Business cycles, Econometric models, Singer, Hans Wolfgang

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Movements over time in the unemployment rate in Australia

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The arthur discusses the unemployment rate in Australia. A relationship is determined between the growth of the unemployment rate and population and labor supply growth. An attempt is made to develop criterion by which to define the unemployment rate.

Social aspects, Statistics, Employment, Illustration, Labor supply, Labor force, Manpower policy

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