Measuring Underemployment. Demographic Indicators for the United States

Content: 
STUDIES IN POPULATION, Page ii
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
preface, Pages xi-xiii
1 - introduction, Pages 1-20
2 - underemployment in the United States, 1969–1973, Pages 21-33
3 - information in the measures of invisible underemployment, Pages 35-44
4 - the effect of changing demographic composition on the crude indicators of underemployment, Pages 45-76
5 - latent class structure in the distribution of labor market rewards, Pages 77-119
6 - the dependence of labor force status on age, time-period, and cohort, Pages 121-148
7 - trending and forecasting underemployment: log-linear models and population projection, Pages 149-157
8 - underemployment in the life history of synthetic cohorts, Pages 159-189
9 - some new directions for mathematical demography, Pages 191-200
10 - conclusion, Pages 201-212
APPENDIX A - operational procedures for applying the labor utilization framework to the March Current Population Survey, Pages 213-224
APPENDIX B - the life table modified to take into account labor force status, Pages 225-229
APPENDIX C - a general computer program for unrestricted or restricted maximum likelihood latent structure analysis, Pages 231-232
APPENDIX D - the quality of single-year age data by sex in the March Current Population Survey, 1969–1973, Pages 233-237
APPENDIX E - normed effects in log-linear models for dichotomous data, Pages 239-246
APPENDIX F - purging cross-classified data of diagonal effects, with application to demographic rates depending on age, time-period, and cohort, Pages 247-254
APPENDIX G - a computer program for cohort analysis using multiplicative models and the modified multiple regression approach, Pages 255-256
APPENDIX H - a computer program for adjustment of rates using multiplicative models, Pages 257-260
references, Pages 261-268
index, Pages 269-279