Social Science Quarterly, Volume 66Southwestern Social Science Association and the University of Texas, 1985 - Political science Includes section "Book reviews." |
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Results Unemployment Rate Level . Figure 1 shows the seasonally adjusted unemployment rates for the three series : male ( MR ) , female ( FR ) , and hypothetical rate ( HR ) . The female rate exceeds the male rate in most , but not all ...
Results Unemployment Rate Level . Figure 1 shows the seasonally adjusted unemployment rates for the three series : male ( MR ) , female ( FR ) , and hypothetical rate ( HR ) . The female rate exceeds the male rate in most , but not all ...
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TABLE 1 Mean Deviations from Trend for Unemployment Rates t Value 7.04 ** 6.62 ** - 1.11 Null Hypothesis MDMR MDMR MDFR = = ** p < .01 . MDFR MDHR MDHR Alternative Hypothesis MDMR > MDFR MDMR > MDHR MDFR < MDHR ment rate was more ...
TABLE 1 Mean Deviations from Trend for Unemployment Rates t Value 7.04 ** 6.62 ** - 1.11 Null Hypothesis MDMR MDMR MDFR = = ** p < .01 . MDFR MDHR MDHR Alternative Hypothesis MDMR > MDFR MDMR > MDHR MDFR < MDHR ment rate was more ...
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TABLE 2 Unemployment Rates and Changes over Two Cycles HR 7.47 % 8.44 % 12.99 % Peak ( January 1980 ) Trough ( July 1980 ) ... The lower volatility of the aggregate female rate , therefore , is accounted for mainly by women's less ...
TABLE 2 Unemployment Rates and Changes over Two Cycles HR 7.47 % 8.44 % 12.99 % Peak ( January 1980 ) Trough ( July 1980 ) ... The lower volatility of the aggregate female rate , therefore , is accounted for mainly by women's less ...
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Metropolitan Development and the Changing Journey to Work | 519 |
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| Title | Social Science Quarterly, Volume 66 |
| Contributors | Southwestern Social Science Association, University of Texas at Austin |
| Publisher | Southwestern Social Science Association and the University of Texas, 1985 |
| Original from | the University of California |
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