U.S. monthly civilian unemployment rate, seasonally adjusted and measured in percentage, from January 1948 to March 2004. The data set is available in Tsay (2005).
Usage
data(unemployrate)
Format
unemployrate is a data frame with 675 observations
Source
The data are obtained from the Bureau of Labor statistics, Department of Labor.
References
Tsay, R.S. (2005) Analysis of Financial Time Series. Second ed. Wiley, Hoboken.
Examples
data(unemployrate)
plot.ts(unemployrate)
Results
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> library(BAYSTAR)
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> ### Name: unemployrate
> ### Title: U.S. monthly civilian unemployment rate
> ### Aliases: unemployrate
> ### Keywords: datasets
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