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Articles in June, 2005 issue of Monthly Labor Review

• Highest and lowest pay
• Women's data book released
• Foreign-born workers
• Global variety
• Preliminary estimates of multifactor productivity growth: final multifactor productivity measures take more than a year to complete; using a simplified methodology and preliminary data, it is estimated that private business multifactor productivity grew 3
  by Peter B. Meyer
• The June Review
• Developing the American Time Use Survey activity classification system: classifying what Americans do during the day and how much time they spend doing those activities is an arduous task that calls for addressing numerous coding issues, but the data prov
  by Kristina J. Shelley
• A new statistical annual
  by Constance Sorrentino
• Re-spacing work
• BLS and the Marshall Plan: the forgotten story: the statistical technical assistance of BLS increased productive efficiency and labor productivity in Western European industry after World War II; technological literature surveys and plan-organized plant v
  by Solidelle F. Wasser
• Notes on current labor statistics
• Notes on current labor statistics
• A transaction price index for air travel: research on a price index estimator based on data from a U.S. Department of Transportation survey involves testing unique imputation and across-time matching procedures; the resulting experimental index is compare
  by Janice Lent