Richard Dorsett
@rdorsett.bsky.social
Professor of Economic Evaluation, University of Westminster
Economics - labour, education, crime.
Causal inference.
richarddorsett.com
Economics - labour, education, crime.
Causal inference.
richarddorsett.com
Nice to meeet you
November 22, 2024 at 3:02 PM
Nice to meeet you
Really interesting analysis - policymakers need accurate information and admin data offers obvious advantages (and disadvantages).
Surprised by Fig 2 though, since graphing published series of *employee* jobs (below) shows more employees under the RTI definition than with LFS.
Surprised by Fig 2 though, since graphing published series of *employee* jobs (below) shows more employees under the RTI definition than with LFS.
November 21, 2024 at 12:11 AM
Really interesting analysis - policymakers need accurate information and admin data offers obvious advantages (and disadvantages).
Surprised by Fig 2 though, since graphing published series of *employee* jobs (below) shows more employees under the RTI definition than with LFS.
Surprised by Fig 2 though, since graphing published series of *employee* jobs (below) shows more employees under the RTI definition than with LFS.