Industrial bulletin.

Official news magazine of the New York State Department of Labor

Lewiston-Auburn SMSA : area employment review /

Cover title.

Reports and analysis handbook series.

Title varies: no. 5, Analysis handbook series.

Special report no. 1-A-7

Many of the reports were prepared by Gladys L. Palmer.

Michigan manpower review.

Title from caption.

The Maine employment and earnings statistical handbook.

"Labor market information services"--Cover.

Employment and job openings in Maine by occupation, 1994 to 2005.

"EDR-34"--Cover.

Maine's employment outlook, 1994 to 2005 : industrial and occupational employment projections.

"EDR-33"--Cover.

Occupational employment and wage estimates for sub-state areas of Maine /

"Data for 1999"

Maine employment outlook : 2000 to 2010 : industrial and occupational employment projections.

"Issued June 2003"

Maine employment outlook 2002 to 2012 : industrial and occupational employment projections /

"Issued December 2004."

The Insured unemployed, who they are.

"The characteristics of workers filing claims for unemployment compensation in Pennsylvania."

Annual planning information, State of Maine /

Description based on: Fiscal year 1981.

The Long and Winding Road: Heterogeneity in the Form and Timing of Postsecondary Education

Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Washington, 2016-06

Do open-cycle hatcheries relying on tourism conserve sea turtles? Sri Lankan developments and economic-ecological considerations

By combining economic analysis of markets with ecological parameters, this article considers the role that tourism-based sea turtle hatcheries (of an open-cycle type) can play in conserving populations of sea turtles. Background is provided on the nature and development of such hatcheries in Sri Lanka. The modeling facilitates the assessment of the impacts of turtle hatcheries on the conservation of sea turtles and enables the economic and ecological consequences of tourism, based on such hatcheries, to be better appreciated. The results demonstrate that sea turtle hatcheries serving tourists can make a positive contribution to sea turtle conservation, but that their conservation effectiveness depends on the way they are managed. Possible negative effects are also identified. Economic market models are combined with turtle population survival relationships to predict the conservation impact of turtle hatcheries and their consequence for the total economic value obtained from sea turtle populations.