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• Notes on current labor statistics
• Notes on current labor statistics
• The CE and the PCE: a comparison: an analysis of a decline in the ratios of aggregate spending for various categories of expenditures from the BLS Consumer Expenditure Survey and the BEA's Personal Consumption Expenditures over an 11-year period employs a
  by Thesia I. Garner
• Labor force characteristics of second-generation Americans: second-generation American workers—those with at least one foreign-born parent—are more racially diverse and better educated than their counterparts in the third-and-higher generation;
  by Abraham Mosisa
• Work fatalities
• Notes on current labor statistics
• Before and after Katrina and Rita
• Notes on current labor statistics
• The 'sandwich generation': women caring for parents and children: data from the National Longitudinal Survey are used to estimate the number and characteristics of women 45 to 56 years old who care for both their children and their parents; these women tr
  by Charles R. Pierret
• Interarea price levels: an experimental methodology: differences in relative price levels for areas of the United States can be estimated with a modified Country-Product-Dummy method often used in international comparisons of the purchasing power of curr
  by Bettina H. Aten
• Displaced workers
• Cars all over the map
• Hands that labor and write
  by Bruce Bergman