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Masking Real Unemployment: The Overall and Racial Impact of Survey Non-Response on Measured Labor Market Outcomes<\/a>, Baker and Cai, 3\/21<\/div>\n
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It Took Six Major Depressions and a Lot of Out-of-Work Americans to Create a National Unemployment Count<\/a>: What the Monthly Reports Measure, What They Miss, and How They Were Established Stricker, Zocalo 9\/20<\/div>\n
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Unemployed, and Skewing the Picture<\/a>, Leonhardt, NYT, 3\/08 the first director, BLS and measurement<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

How the BLS Measures Unemployment<\/a><\/p>\n

Employment Statistics: Let’s Tell the Whole Story<\/a><\/p>\n

Who are the Unemployed?<\/a> [quiz]<\/p>\n

The fuzzy line between \u201cunemployed\u201d and \u201cnot in the labor force\u201d and what it means for job creation strategies and the Federal Reserve<\/a>, Bivens, EPI 3\/18<\/p>\n

The Problem with Blaming Men for Not Working: A Comparison of Labor Market Outcomes for Men and Women<\/a>, Dew, CEPR 11\/17<\/p>\n

Where have all the workers gone?<\/a> An inquiry into the decline of the U.S. labor force participation rate<\/a>, Krueger, Brookings 9\/17<\/p>\n

Where Did All the Men Go?<\/a> Eberstadt, Milken, 4\/17<\/p>\n

How Employed Are We?<\/a>\u00a0Henwood, 4\/17<\/p>\n

The Trouble With Surveys: A New Reason to Question the Official Unemployment Rate,<\/a> Leonhardt, NYT 8\/14<\/p>\n

What is Full Employment?<\/a><\/p>\n

Survey of Full Employment Advocates<\/a> [on definition, desirability and achievability]<\/p>\n

The Evolution of Rotation Group Bias<\/a>: Will the Real Unemployment Rate Please Stand Up? Krueger et al, Princeton 8\/14<\/p>\n

Household vs. Firm Unemployment Data <\/a><\/p>\n

The Labor Force Participation Rate and Its Trajectory–Why It Matters<\/a><\/p>\n

Is the Decline in the Labor Force Participation Rate During This Recession Permanent? <\/a>
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