| The Annotated Bibliography of Statistical Papers (PDF 216K), maintained by the Office of Survey Methods Research, contains papers written by BLS statisticians and behavioral scientists. Included in the bibliography are papers presented at the annual Joint Statistical Meetings and other conferences, as well as papers appearing in journals and the BLS Statistical Notes series. |
In January of 1994, a completely redesigned Current Population Survey (CPS) was put into full scale production use. Eight years of planning and extensive research led up to this transition from the old survey to the new survey, which also utilizes computer assisted data collection methods. This bibliography, maintained by the Office of Survey Methods Research, is a collection of research papers written by BLS and Census Bureau statisticians and behavioral scientists on all phases of the redesign of the CPS. |
The BLS Economic Working Paper Series is a collection of research papers authored by senior economists within various offices of the Bureau of Labor Statistics. This series is maintained by the Office of Employment Research and Program Development, the Compensation Research and Program Development Group, and the Division of Price and Index Number Research. The purpose of the BLS Working Paper Series is to circulate research findings to interested readers within and outside the BLS as a means of encouraging discussion prior to publication in academic journals. |
Since the late 1960s, the National Longitudinal Surveys have served as a rich source of data for researchers in a broad range of disciplines. Periodically, NLS staff locates aspects of NLS data that has not yet been fully explored. External researchers and organizations whose projects further the mission of the NLS program to conduct sound, legitimate research in the social sciences are then funded through the BLS Grants Program to perform ongoing analyses of data from the NLS. Their results are published in the NLS Discussion Paper series. This series is maintained by the National Longitudinal Surveys Program within the Office of Employment Research and Program Development. |
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