Lump sum redemption settlements and rehabilitation; a study of workmen's compensation in Michigan,

Bibliography: p. 144-151.

The adaptability of older workers to technological change; performance of older and younger workers in industrial retraining courses

"Organizational Behavior and Change Programs, February, 1961."

New homes and poor people ; a study of chains of moves /

Prepared under the auspices of the Survey Research Center.

Income and welfare in the United States : a study.

Mode of access: Internet.

The detection of interaction effects ; a report on a computer program for the selection of optimal combinations of explanatory variables /

Errata sheet inserted.

Searching for structure ; an approach to analysis of substantial bodies of micro-data and documentation for a computer program /

Mode of access: Internet.

Multiple classification analysis ; a report on a computer program for multiple regression using categorical predictors /

Bibliographical footnotes.

Early retirement: the decision and the experience /

Bibliography: p. 287-288.

A panel study of income dynamics : procedures and tape codes, 1974 interviewing year, Wave VII, a supplement /

"ISR code no. 4013"--T.p. verso.

THAID : a sequential analysis program for the analysis of nominal scale dependent variables /

Bibliography: p. 46.

Early retirement : the decision and the experience, and a second look /

Part 1, Early retirement: the decision and the experience, published separately in 1969. Part 2, The automobile worker and retirement: a second look, published separately in 1970.

Highlights from a study on lump sum redemption settlements and rehabilitation /

Includes bibliographical references (p. 144-151)

Non-market components of national income.

Bibliography: p. 122-127.

Consumer behavior of individual families over two & three years.

Mode of access: Internet.

A panel study of income dynamics : procedures and tape codes, 1977 interviewing year, wave X, a supplement /

"Greg J. Duncan and James N. Morgan are the principal researchers."