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New Mexico Business: June 1952, University Of New Mexico Bureau Of Business And Economic Research
New Mexico Business: June 1952, University Of New Mexico Bureau Of Business And Economic Research
Historic Publications
This report evaluates the reliability of retail sales statistics in New Mexico and discusses the challenges of interpreting conflicting economic data. Using banking activity, employment, construction, agriculture, and mineral production as alternative indicators, the report concludes that the state's economy continued to expand during 1952 despite uncertainty surrounding retail trade estimates.
Statistical Supplement - Labor Market And Employment Security: June 1952, U.S. Department Of Labor
Statistical Supplement - Labor Market And Employment Security: June 1952, U.S. Department Of Labor
Historic Publications
This report presents April 1952 employment service and unemployment insurance statistics, including labor placements, agricultural labor programs, contribution operations, appeals determinations, disqualifications, benefit exhaustions, and dependents’ allowances. Detailed state-level reporting on women, veterans, handicapped workers, and unemployment insurance beneficiaries provides a comprehensive overview of U.S. labor market conditions during 1952.
Statistical Supplement - Labor Market And Employment Security: May 1952, U.S. Department Of Labor
Statistical Supplement - Labor Market And Employment Security: May 1952, U.S. Department Of Labor
Historic Publications
This report provides comprehensive labor‑market data—including women’s employment service activity, selection interviews, testing, agricultural and nonagricultural placements, and unemployment insurance metrics—capturing national labor trends in the post‑WWII and early Cold War economy. The tables show state‑level variation in applications, referrals, benefit payments, and insured unemployment across 55 reporting states and territories.
New Mexico Business: May 1952, University Of New Mexico Bureau Of Business And Economic Research
New Mexico Business: May 1952, University Of New Mexico Bureau Of Business And Economic Research
Historic Publications
The report evaluates the early‑1952 business downturn and argues it may signal a broader economic realignment, while also documenting continued strength in construction activity—building permits in selected cities rose 28% over the prior year.
New Mexico Labor Market: State Employment Summary For April 1952, Employment Security Commission Of New Mexico
New Mexico Labor Market: State Employment Summary For April 1952, Employment Security Commission Of New Mexico
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This report documents New Mexico's labor market conditions, highlighting seasonal employment growth across most industries during the spring expansion. It includes statewide employment statistics, hours and earnings data, and detailed reports on employment prospects, labor supply, occupational shortages, and housing conditions in local labor market areas throughout the state.
Statistical Supplement - Labor Market And Employment Security: April 1952, U.S. Department Of Labor
Statistical Supplement - Labor Market And Employment Security: April 1952, U.S. Department Of Labor
Historic Publications
This report presents February 1952 labor market and employment security statistics, covering employment service activities, job placements, unemployment insurance claims, benefit payments, agricultural labor markets, and employer contribution operations. The supplement includes detailed state-level reporting on women, handicapped workers, veterans, and unemployment compensation beneficiaries, documenting labor market conditions during the Korean War era.
New Mexico Business: April 1952, University Of New Mexico Bureau Of Business And Economic Research
New Mexico Business: April 1952, University Of New Mexico Bureau Of Business And Economic Research
Historic Publications
This issue of New Mexico Business examines economic conditions in New Mexico during early 1952, highlighting a decline in retail sales, changing consumer spending patterns, employment trends, construction activity, mining production, and wage growth. The publication evaluates the state's emerging business downturn in the context of national economic developments and provides detailed statistical indicators for industries and regions across New Mexico.
New Mexico - Employment And Earnings: Third Quarter 1951, Employment Security Commission Of New Mexico
New Mexico - Employment And Earnings: Third Quarter 1951, Employment Security Commission Of New Mexico
Historic Publications
The special bulletin report presents county-level employment and earnings data for New Mexico, compiled from reports submitted to the Employment Security Commission under the state unemployment compensation system. The report highlights growth in construction employment and wages, changes in mining activity, and variations in employment and earnings across industries and counties.
Statistical Supplement - Labor Market And Employment Security: March 1952, U.S. Department Of Labor
Statistical Supplement - Labor Market And Employment Security: March 1952, U.S. Department Of Labor
Historic Publications
This report compiles January 1952 labor market and employment security statistics, including employment service operations, unemployment compensation administration, labor placements, agricultural labor programs, appeals activity, claimant benefit experience, and dependents’ allowances. Detailed state-by-state data on women, veterans, handicapped workers, and unemployment insurance beneficiaries document labor market conditions during the Korean War era.
New Mexico Business: February 1952, University Of New Mexico Bureau Of Business And Economic Research
New Mexico Business: February 1952, University Of New Mexico Bureau Of Business And Economic Research
Historic Publications
The report provides a detailed review of New Mexico’s economy in 1951, describing “moderate growth in the economy of New Mexico” driven by population increases, inflationary pressures, and defense-related activity, while highlighting uneven performance across retail, wholesale, construction, and service sectors. It includes extensive index tables comparing 1950 and 1951 activity.
Statistical Supplement - Labor Market And Employment Security: February 1952, U.S. Department Of Labor
Statistical Supplement - Labor Market And Employment Security: February 1952, U.S. Department Of Labor
Historic Publications
This report compiles December 1951 statistics on employment service operations, labor placements, unemployment insurance claims and payments, agricultural labor referrals, and interstate claims activity. Special tables document conditions affecting women, veterans, handicapped workers, and unemployment compensation beneficiaries across the United States during the early 1950s.
New Mexico Labor Market: August 1952, Employment Security Commission Of New Mexico
New Mexico Labor Market: August 1952, Employment Security Commission Of New Mexico
Historic Publications
This report documents New Mexico's labor market conditions, highlighting seasonal employment growth across most industries during the spring expansion. It includes statewide employment statistics, hours and earnings data, and detailed reports on employment prospects, labor supply, occupational shortages, and housing conditions in local labor market areas throughout the state.
New Mexico Labor Market: December 1952, Employment Security Commission Of New Mexico
New Mexico Labor Market: December 1952, Employment Security Commission Of New Mexico
Historic Publications
This report documents New Mexico's labor market conditions, highlighting seasonal employment growth across most industries during the spring expansion. It includes statewide employment statistics, hours and earnings data, and detailed reports on employment prospects, labor supply, occupational shortages, and housing conditions in local labor market areas throughout the state.
New Mexico Labor Market: June 1952, Employment Security Commission Of New Mexico
New Mexico Labor Market: June 1952, Employment Security Commission Of New Mexico
Historic Publications
This report documents New Mexico's labor market conditions, highlighting seasonal employment growth across most industries. It includes statewide employment statistics, hours and earnings data, and detailed reports on employment prospects, labor supply, occupational shortages, and housing conditions in local labor market areas throughout the state.
New Mexico Labor Market: October 1952, Employment Security Commission Of New Mexico
New Mexico Labor Market: October 1952, Employment Security Commission Of New Mexico
Historic Publications
This report documents New Mexico's labor market conditions, highlighting seasonal employment growth across most industries. It includes statewide employment statistics, hours and earnings data, and detailed reports on employment prospects, labor supply, occupational shortages, and housing conditions in local labor market areas throughout the state.
New Mexico Business: January 1952, University Of New Mexico Bureau Of Business And Economic Research
New Mexico Business: January 1952, University Of New Mexico Bureau Of Business And Economic Research
Historic Publications
This report focuses on retail trade as a measure of economic activity, analyzing statewide and regional retail sales patterns during 1951 and comparing them with banking and business indicators. The report concludes that New Mexico's economy had reached a relatively stable plateau, with business activity expected to remain strong through early 1952.
Bureau Of Labor Statistics - Wage Stats: 1952 (2), U.S. Department Of Labor
Bureau Of Labor Statistics - Wage Stats: 1952 (2), U.S. Department Of Labor
Historic Publications
The Bureau of Labor Statistics report documents quarterly and annual changes in union wage scales for major building trades across multiple U.S. cities, highlighting modest increases and documenting detailed rate schedules for bricklayers, carpenters, electricians, painters, plasterers, plumbers, and building laborers.
Statistical Supplement - Labor Market And Employment Security: January 1952, U.S. Department Of Labor
Statistical Supplement - Labor Market And Employment Security: January 1952, U.S. Department Of Labor
Historic Publications
This report presents November 1951 employment service and unemployment insurance statistics, including labor placements, claims activity, agricultural labor programs, and services for women, veterans, and handicapped workers. The publication also includes detailed reporting on employer contribution operations, offering a comprehensive state-by-state overview of labor market conditions and employment security administration in late 1951.
Bureau Of Labor Statistics - Wage Stats: 1952, U.S. Department Of Labor
Bureau Of Labor Statistics - Wage Stats: 1952, U.S. Department Of Labor
Historic Publications
The Bureau of Labor Statistics report documents quarterly and annual changes in union wage scales for major building trades across multiple U.S. cities, highlighting modest increases and documenting detailed rate schedules for bricklayers, carpenters, electricians, painters, plasterers, plumbers, and building laborers.
New Mexico - Employment And Earnings: Second Quarter 1951, Employment Security Commission Of New Mexico
New Mexico - Employment And Earnings: Second Quarter 1951, Employment Security Commission Of New Mexico
Historic Publications
The special bulletin report presents county-level employment and earnings data for New Mexico, compiled from reports submitted to the Employment Security Commission under the state unemployment compensation system. The report highlights growth in construction employment and wages, changes in mining activity, and variations in employment and earnings across industries and counties.
New Mexico Business: December 1951, University Of New Mexico Bureau Of Business And Economic Research
New Mexico Business: December 1951, University Of New Mexico Bureau Of Business And Economic Research
Historic Publications
This report describes a statewide slump in retail, service, and construction activity in October 1951, though employment, banking activity, and agricultural income continued to rise.
Statistical Supplement - Labor Market And Employment Security: December 1951, U.S. Department Of Labor
Statistical Supplement - Labor Market And Employment Security: December 1951, U.S. Department Of Labor
Historic Publications
This report presents October 1951 labor market and employment security statistics, including employment service activities, unemployment compensation operations, agricultural labor referrals, disqualification determinations, claimant benefit experience, and dependents’ allowances. Detailed tables document conditions affecting women, handicapped workers, veterans, and unemployment insurance beneficiaries across the United States.
Statistical Supplement - Labor Market And Employment Security: November 1951, U.S. Department Of Labor
Statistical Supplement - Labor Market And Employment Security: November 1951, U.S. Department Of Labor
Historic Publications
This report compiles labor‑market statistics, including women’s employment service activity, selection interviews, testing volumes, job placements, and unemployment insurance claims across all states.
New Mexico Business: November 1951, University Of New Mexico Bureau Of Business And Economic Research
New Mexico Business: November 1951, University Of New Mexico Bureau Of Business And Economic Research
Historic Publications
The report analyzes New Mexico’s slowing but still stable postwar economic expansion, noting tapering retail sales, tightening credit, and reduced construction employment while emphasizing that “over-all stability may exist even in the face of sharp adjustments in some sectors of the economy.”
Bureau Of Labor Statistics - Wage Stats: October 30th, 1951, U.S. Department Of Labor
Bureau Of Labor Statistics - Wage Stats: October 30th, 1951, U.S. Department Of Labor
Historic Publications
The Bureau of Labor Statistics report documents quarterly and annual changes in union wage scales for major building trades across multiple U.S. cities, highlighting modest increases and documenting detailed rate schedules for bricklayers, carpenters, electricians, painters, plasterers, plumbers, and building laborers.
New Mexico - Employment And Earnings: First Quarter 1951, Employment Security Commission Of New Mexico
New Mexico - Employment And Earnings: First Quarter 1951, Employment Security Commission Of New Mexico
Historic Publications
The special bulletin report presents county-level employment and earnings data for New Mexico, compiled from reports submitted to the Employment Security Commission under the state unemployment compensation system. The report highlights growth in construction employment and wages, changes in mining activity, and variations in employment and earnings across industries and counties.
New Mexico Business: October 1951, University Of New Mexico Bureau Of Business And Economic Research
New Mexico Business: October 1951, University Of New Mexico Bureau Of Business And Economic Research
Historic Publications
This report evaluates post‑Korean‑War economic stabilization, observing that “the New Mexico and the United States indexes move together rather closely” and that retail activity showed mixed performance across districts. Despite declines in several retail categories, statewide employment and key production indicators remained resilient, suggesting a leveling rather than a downturn.
Statistical Supplement - Labor Market And Employment Security: October 1951, U.S. Department Of Labor
Statistical Supplement - Labor Market And Employment Security: October 1951, U.S. Department Of Labor
Historic Publications
This report compiles labor‑market statistics, including women’s employment service activity, selection interviews, testing volumes, job placements, and unemployment insurance claims across all states.
Statistical Supplement - Labor Market And Employment Security: September 1951, U.S. Department Of Labor
Statistical Supplement - Labor Market And Employment Security: September 1951, U.S. Department Of Labor
Historic Publications
This report compiles labor‑market statistics, including women’s employment service activity, selection interviews, testing volumes, job placements, and unemployment insurance claims across all states.
New Mexico Business: September 1951, University Of New Mexico Bureau Of Business And Economic Research
New Mexico Business: September 1951, University Of New Mexico Bureau Of Business And Economic Research
Historic Publications
The report highlights the slowing retail activity in mid‑1951, attributing weaker physical sales volume to rising consumer prices and shifts in purchasing behavior, while also providing an in‑depth analysis of New Mexico’s rapidly expanding construction industry.