Structuralfrictional Versus Deficient Demand Unemployment Some New Evidence
Structuralfrictional Versus Deficient Demand Unemployment Some New Evidence
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RAS work done following the second and third rounds of the BES/BLS pilot projects conducted during the mid-1960's indicated that reliance on mail responses lead 28 to a net understatement of 3 to 4 percent in number of vacancies reported.
Small scale reinterview studies conducted in Florida and Utah following the first round of the recent BLS pilot efforts indicated that originally reported total vacancy estimates may actually turn out to be higher than those that 29 would have been obtained af...ter careful probing interviews. The limited amount of data from the Canadian pilot project undertaken in 1966 implied total vacancy estimates based on interviews that were almost 70 percent larger 30 than total vacancy estimates based on mail responses. However, calculations I have done using the very large amount of JVS microdata for the six survey occasions during the months of February, March and April of 1976 indicate that correcting for net differences in interview as compared to mail reports increases the estimated average number of job vacancies by less than 10 31 percent.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
RAS work done following the second and third rounds of the BES/BLS pilot projects conducted during the mid-1960's indicated that reliance on mail responses lead 28 to a net understatement of 3 to 4 percent in number of vacancies reported.
Small scale reinterview studies conducted in Florida and Utah following the first round of the recent BLS pilot efforts indicated that originally reported total vacancy estimates may actually turn out to be higher than those that 29 would have been obtained af...ter careful probing interviews. The limited amount of data from the Canadian pilot project undertaken in 1966 implied total vacancy estimates based on interviews that were almost 70 percent larger 30 than total vacancy estimates based on mail responses. However, calculations I have done using the very large amount of JVS microdata for the six survey occasions during the months of February, March and April of 1976 indicate that correcting for net differences in interview as compared to mail reports increases the estimated average number of job vacancies by less than 10 31 percent.
What to read after Structuralfrictional Versus Deficient Demand Unemployment Some New Evidence?
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