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This article examines data on people who were not in the labor force—those who neither worked nor looked for work—and the reasons they gave for not working.
Read full article »In this book, Homi Kharas traces how economic theory influenced by the ancient Greek idea of the good life has informed policies that have brought billions of people into the global middle class.
View all Book Reviews »Although teachers are among one of the most prominent and essential occupations in the United States, there has been a rapid decline in interest and prestige for them throughout the past 50 years.
The fiscal decisions of the United States can affect central banks internationally.
Researchers use administrative data to evaluate the labor market outcomes of transgender Americans.
View all Beyond BLS »In a 1983 article, BLS looks at the long-term effects of the labor force from the 1940s to 80s on earnings and employment of family members.
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