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Chapter 13.
Employment Projections
Accuracy The projection process at the Bureau of Labor
Statistics does not end with the development and
publication of a set of projections. Once the target year
is reached, BLS evaluates the projections to determine
what changes in assumptions or models would have made
them more accurate. Knowing the sources of errors helps
improve the projection process. It also highlights for
users the imprecise nature of making statements about
future economic conditions, industrial activity, or
employment growth and provides some empirical basis for
attaching subjective probabilities to the results of
current projection studies.
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Data Base
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