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Imputation, estimation and prediction using the Key Indicators of the Labour Market (KILM) data set

Gustavo Crespi Tarantino

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Uses data collected by the ILO to estimate current labour market indicators for countries where information is not yet available. Summarizes the procedures applied to the data set and presents the changes in unemployment, the employment-to-population ratios and the distribution of employment by economic sectors during the period 1991-2002, with projections to 2015.

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Uses data collected by the ILO to estimate current labour market indicators for countries where information is not yet available. Summarizes the procedures applied to the data set and presents the changes in unemployment, the employment-to-population ratios and the distribution of employment by economic sectors during the period 1991-2002, with projections to 2015.

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Uses data collected by the ILO to estimate current labour market indicators for countries where information is not yet available. Summarizes the procedures applied to the data set and presents the changes in unemployment, the employment-to-population ratios and the distribution of employment by economic sectors during the period 1991-2002, with projections to 2015.

Key concepts: Imputation (statistics), Unemployment, Estimation, Data set, Econometrics, Economics, Market data, Population

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