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Reconsidering and extending the conventional/demographic and LPE models : the LPd and LPi restricted Markov models

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The Markov model of years to final separation from the labor force 2012-17 : extended tables of central tendency, shape, percentile points, and bootstrap standard errors

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The Markov assumption for worklife expectancy

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A Markov process model of work-life expectancies based on labor market activity in 1997 - 98

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Regarding median years to retirement and worklife expectancy

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A Markov process model of work life expectancies based on labor market activity in 1994 - 95

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A Markov process model of work-life expectancies by educational attainment based on labor force activity in 1997-98

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The Markov (Increment-Decremenet) Model of Labor Force Activity : New Results Beyond Worklife Expectancies

Ciecka, James; Skoog, Gary R. - 2003

The Bureau of Labor Statistics introduced the increment-decrement model of labor force activity in Bulletin 2135 in 1982. A subsequent BLS publication, Bulletin 2254, in 1986 also used the increment-decrement methodology. Arguably, worklife expectancies have been the most important progeny of...

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