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World and Regional Estimation
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As part of a broader goal in the ILO to better inform policymakers and researchers of the key trends in
labour markets that ultimately determine the status and well being of the world's workers, the Employment
Strategy Department's Employment Products Team produces world and regional estimates of labour market indicators such as
employment, unemployment, labour productivity and working poverty, among a few others, with many estimates
available disaggregated by age and sex. The Employment Strategy Department has a growing literature that
details the modelling techniques and aggregation methodologies used to generate these estimates.
World and Regional Estimation Papers
Imputation, Estimation and Prediction using the Key Indicators of the Labour Market (KILM) Dataset
Gustavo Crespi
International Labour Office, Geneva, 2004
World and regional estimates for selected key indicators of the labour market
Wesley Schaible, Ramya Mahadevan-Vijaya
International Labour Office, Geneva, 2002
Methods for producing world and regional estimates for selected key indicators of the labour market
Wes Schaible
ISBN 92-2-112175-5, International Labour Office, Geneva, 2000
Working Poverty Papers
Estimating growth requirements for reducing working poverty: Can the world halve working poverty by 2015?
Steven Kapsos
International Labour Office, Geneva, 2004
World and regional employment prospects: Halving the world's working poor by 2010
Stefan Berger and Claire Harasty
ISBN 92-2-113163-7, International Labour Office, Geneva, 2002
The size of the working poor in developing countries
Nomaan Majid
ISBN 92-2-112578-5, International Labour Office, Geneva, 2001
Economic and Labour Market Papers
World and regional trends in labour force participation: Methodologies and key results
Steven Kapsos
International Labour Office, Geneva, 2007
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