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Activity rates: Regional and sub-regional differentials
Gordon I. R. (1970) Activity rates: Regional and sub-regional differentials, Reg. Studies 4, 411–424. Data from the 1966 Census are used to show the variations in activity and inactivity rates by age group, region and sub-region within Great Britain and changes since 1961. The main factors affecting female activity rates are enumerated and four groups of factors associated respectively with unemployment, urbanization, industrial structure and the level of male earnings are identified and correlated with sub-regional inactivity rate differentials. Male inactivity is shown to be largely associated with the unemployment variable while female inactivity is shown to be equally linked with unemployment, lack of urbanization and an unfavourable industrial structure. The results are used to produce revised “armchair” regional and sub-regional estimates of labour reserves adjusted for differences in urbanization, and to suggest an improved method of estimating local reserves combining the “armchair” and “micro” approaches.
Activity rates: Regional and sub-regional differentials
Gordon I. R. (1970) Activity rates: Regional and sub-regional differentials, Reg. Studies 4, 411–424. Data from the 1966 Census are used to show the variations in activity and inactivity rates by age group, region and sub-region within Great Britain and changes since 1961. The main factors affecting female activity rates are enumerated and four groups of factors associated respectively with unemployment, urbanization, industrial structure and the level of male earnings are identified and correlated with sub-regional inactivity rate differentials. Male inactivity is shown to be largely associated with the unemployment variable while female inactivity is shown to be equally linked with unemployment, lack of urbanization and an unfavourable industrial structure. The results are used to produce revised “armchair” regional and sub-regional estimates of labour reserves adjusted for differences in urbanization, and to suggest an improved method of estimating local reserves combining the “armchair” and “micro” approaches.
Activity rates: Regional and sub-regional differentials
Gordon, I.R. (author)
Regional Studies ; 4 ; 411-424
1970-12-01
14 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
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Activity rates , Female employment , Unemployment , Industrial structure , Labour reserves , Regional employment , Beschäftigungsraten , Weibliche Beschäftigung und Arbeitslosigkeit , Industrielle Struktur , Arbeitskraftreserven , Regionaler Beschäftigungsgrad , Taux d'activité , Emploi féminin , Chômage , Structure industrielle , Réserves de main d'oeuvre , Emploi régional , Степени деятельности , женская занятость , Безработица , Промышленная структура , Резервы рабочих сил , Региональная занятость
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