Comparing labor markets across recessions: a focus on the age composition of the population

Marianna Kudlyak, Devin Reilly and Stephen Slivinski

Richmond Fed Economic Brief, 2010, issue Apr, No 10-04

Abstract: Simply looking at unadjusted versions of traditional statistics may not be the best way to compare the state of the current economy to previous periods. When comparing recessions, it is important to account for demographic changes.

Keywords: Labor market; Demography (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2010
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