The impact of local labor market factors on Army Reserve accessions.

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Holzberger, Bradley G.
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1986-06Advisor
Thomas, G.W.
Mehay, S.L.
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This thesis analyses the impact of local labor market
forces on Army Selected Reserve accessions in the period FY
83-85. Accession data from the Defense Manpower Data Center
was broken down to zip code level and then aggregated
upwards to local market counts. These counts were then
merged with similarly aggregated economic data from the
Defense Manpower Data Center DORIS database. The resulting
file was analysed using OLS regression techniques to identify
characteristics of potentially high yield Reserve
recruiting markets.
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