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Industrial employment shift and wage growth: Massachusetts and the U. S., 1969-87

Costrell, Robert M. - In: New England Economic Indicators (1989) Q III, pp. v-x

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Comments on 2000 benchmark revisions to regional employment data

DeCoff, Tom - In: New England Economic Indicators (2001) Apr, pp. i-v

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Comments on 1997 benchmark revisions to regional employment data

Takada, Yukiko - In: New England Economic Indicators (1998) Apr, pp. 23-28

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Comments on 1998 benchmark revisions to regional employment data

Morita, Mizue - In: New England Economic Indicators (1999) Mar, pp. i-i

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Performance of business services in the national and regional employment recovery

Gleason, Joshua - In: New England Economic Indicators (1996) Mar, pp. 23-27

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Comments on 2001 benchmark revisions to regional employment data

DeCoff, Tom - In: New England Economic Indicators (2002) Apr, pp. i-v

and industries for 2001. Furthermore, the revisions show that the recession that began in 2001 had a deeper impact on …

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Comments on changes to regional employment data: benchmark revisions and NAICS conversion

DeCoff, Tom - In: New England Economic Indicators (2003) May, pp. i-v

This article discusses the impact of two major revisions to Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) employment data made during 2003. The first change, the annual benchmark revisions, anchored data to the 2002 benchmark. These revisions show that job losses in New England over the past two years were...

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