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Guide de l'utilisateur : la duree du chomage

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  • Heisz, Andrew
  • Corak, Miles

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Le present document expose une nouvelle methode de mesure de la duree moyenne des periodes de chomage en se fondant sur des donnees recueillies au Canada. Il resume en termes generaux les travaux de Corak (1993) ainsi que de Corak et Heisz (1994) portant sur la periode moyenne complete de chomage, c'est-a-dire qu'il met l'accent sur la distinction entre cette derniere et la periode moyenne incomplete de chomage, donnees qui sont diffusees regulierement par Statistique Canada. Il convient de signaler que cette derniere moyenne est un indicateur cyclique tardif. La periode moyenne complete de chomage est un indicateur plus exact de la situation qui prevaut sur le marche du travail, mais certaines hypotheses qu'il faut poser pour l'etablir laissent egalement croire qu'elle presente un decalage par rapport a la realite.

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  • Heisz, Andrew & Corak, Miles, 1995. "Guide de l'utilisateur : la duree du chomage," Direction des études analytiques : documents de recherche 1995084f, Statistics Canada, Direction des études analytiques.
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