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Gilbert, R. Alton - In: Review (1973) Aug, pp. 9-15

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District jobs: have they been gearing up?

Zaretsky, Adam M. - In: The Regional Economist (1996) Oct, pp. 12-13

Pretty well, this year, after a lackluster 1995.

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Employment trends in St. Louis: 1954-82

Santoni, G.J. - In: Review (1984) Jan, pp. 14-19

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Employment growth in the tenth district

Smith, Tim R. - In: Financial Letters (1988) Jul

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Changes in urban and rural employment in the 1980s

Miller, Glenn; Henry, Mark - In: Financial Letters (1986) Jun

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Employment growth in tenth district metropolitan areas

Smith, Tim R.; Gibson, Lynn - In: Financial Letters (1987) Oct

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Employment growth in the tenth district

Smith, Tim R. - In: Financial Letters (1987) Jul

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Two measures of employment: what can they tell us?

Avery, David - In: Economic Review (1986) Aug, pp. 32-39

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Small business, big job growth

Erdevig, Eleanor H. - In: Economic Perspectives (1986) Nov, pp. 15-24

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Will tightness in Tenth District labor markets result in economic slowdown?

Gazel, Ricardo C.; Wilkerson, Chad R. - In: Economic Review (1998) Q IV, pp. 67-80

Labor markets in the Tenth District are tighter now than at any time in recent memory. The steady fall of unemployment rates in recent years has led many analysts to wonder if future economic growth in the region could be restricted by labor shortages. The district's labor market is actually...

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