Monthly Labor Review Index to Volume 126 January 2003 through December 2003 Changes in State laws: Labor market in 2002 Consumer prices Labor Computer use at work Gender and the earnings Workers' compensation E-mail and Internet use gap Unemployment insurance Prescription drug spending January February March Retirement income benefits Consumer expenditures for Recent ghanges in ¢ E Immigration and poverty — ‘Selected items Producti y growth: . ition Al mobility wage workers Negotiations i7n thea irline prs in selected pay industry . , anges September Evaluating BLS projections CES program changes Rploring low-wage labor Women at work: a visual he working poor essay Multiple jobholding November/December Index to Volume 126 January 2003 through December 2003 Bargaining (See Collective bargaining.) Denmark Families and work in transition in 12 countries, 1980-2001. Sept. Benefits 23 3]2 Distribution of retirement income benefits. 2003 Apr. Disability California Disability and the characteristics of employment. 2003 May. 20- Disability and the characteristics of employment. 2003 May. 20— 31. Earnings and wages Canada CES program: changes planned for hours and earnings series. 2003 productivity growth Canadian-U.S. business sec- Oct. 38-39. Characteristics of minimum wage workers in 2002. Sept. 37-40 2000. 2003 Apr. 16-29. Effects of firm size on wages in Colorado, The: a case study. 2003 and work in transition in July 11-17 Exploring low-wage labor with the National Compensation Survey. Collective bargaining 2003 Nov./Dec. 3-11. How does gender play a role in the earnings gap? an update. 2003 Labor ¢ ntract negotiations line industry. 2003 July 18- Mar. 9-15. R Immigration and poverty: how are they linked? 2003 Apr. 10-15. Computers (See Technological change.) Proportions of workers in selected pay ranges, by region and State. 2003 Sept. 41-43. Consumer expenditures Economic development and growth expenditures by Hispanic consumers, revisited. Differences in productivity growth: Canadian-U.S. business sec- — tors, 1987-2000. 2003 Apr. 16-29 and prescription drug spending by seniors. 2003 Mar. Employment (See also Unemployment; Labor force.) ures for selected items, 1999 and 2000. 2003 Concurrent seasonal adjustment for national CES program. 2003 Oct. 39-43. onsumer spending for necessities Evaluating the BLS 1988-2000 employment projections. 2003 Oct. lravel expenditures in 2000 13-37. Out-of-pocket spending for private health insurance U.S. labor market in 2002: continued weakness. 2003 Feb. 3-25. Che costs and demographics of vehicle acquisition. Disability and the characteristics of employment. 2003 May. 20— Consumer expenditures for alcohol in 2000 31 Expenditures on entertainment. Expenditures (See Consumer expenditures.) ent expenditures by race and Hispanic origin. 2003 June Family issues Families and work in transition in 12 countries, 1980—7 3-3] gasoline prices: an empirical investigation. 2003 July 3- Working poor in 2001, The. 2003 Nov./Dec. 12-18 Consumer prices up slightly more in 2002 led by energy and hospi France tal services 2003 Mar. 3-8 Families and work in transition in 12 countries, 1980—2001.1 3-31 Current Employment Statistics CES program: changes planned for hours and earnings series 2003 Fringe benefits (See Benefits.) Oct. 38-39 Germany Concurrent seasonal adjustment for national CES program. 2003 Families and work in transition in 12 countries, !980—2 Oct. 39-43 3-31. Current Employment Statistics survey Health and insurance plans Recent changes in the national Current Employment Statistics sur- Health care and prescription drug spending by seniors. 2003 Mar. vey. 2003 June. 3-13. 16-26. Recent changes in the State and Metropolitan Area CES survey. 2003 Out-of-pocket spending for private helath insurance. 2003 May June 14-19. 6. 118 Monthly Labor Review December 2003 Health care U.S. labor market in 2002: continued weakness. 2003 Feb. 3-25. Health care and prescription drug spending by seniors. 2003 Mar. Women at work: a visual essay. 2003 Oct. 45-50. Working poor in 2001, The. 2003 Nov./Dec. 12-18. 16-26. Out-of-pocket spending for private helath insurance. 2003 May 6. Labor law Hispanics Changes in unemployment insurance legislation in 2002. 2003 Jan. 30-41. Retirement expenditures by race and Hispanic origin. 2003 June Changes in workers' compensation laws, 2002. 2003 Jan. 25-29. 20-22. State labor legislation enacted in 2002. 2003 Jan. 3-24. A changing market: expenditures by Hispanic consumers, revisited. Workplace e-mail and Internet use: employees and employers be- 2003 Aug. 12-35. ware. 2003 Feb. 36-45. Hours of work Labor-management relations CES program: changes planned for hours and earnings series. 2003 Labor contract negotiations in the airline industry. 2003 July 18- Oct. 38-39. 28 Immigration Labor market Immigration and poverty: how are they linked? 2003 Apr. 10-15. An examiniation of occupational mobility among full-time workers. 2003 Sept. 32-36. Income (See Earnings and wages.) Exploring low-wage labor with the National Compensation Survey. 2003 Nov./Dec. 3-11. Industrial relations (See Labor-management relations.) U.S. labor market in 2002: continued weakness. 2003 Feb. 3-25. Industry Volunteerism in the United States. 2003 Aug. 3-11. Consumer gasoline prices: an empirical investigation. 2003 July 3- Labor relations (See labor-management relations.) 10. Minimum wage Labor contract negotiations in the airline industry. 2003 July 18- 28. Characteristics of minimum wage workers in 2002. Sept. 37-40 Proportions of workers in selected pay ranges, by region and State. International comparisons 2003 Sept. 41-43. Families and work in transition in 12 countries, 1980-2001. Sept. 3-31. Minorities Retirement expenditures by race and Hispanic origin. 2003 June Internet yey, — a hee Computer and Internet use at work in 2001. 2003 Feb. 26-35. Mobility Workplace e-mail and Internet use: employees and employers be- ware. 2003 Feb. 36-45. An examiniation of occupational mobility among full-time workers. 2003 Sept. 32-36. Ireland Multiple jobholders Families and work in transition in 12 countries, 1980-2001. Sept. 3-31. Multiple jobholding in States, 2002. 2003 Nov./Dec. 19-20. Italy Netherlands Families and work in transition in 12 countries, !980—2001. Families and work in transition in 12 countries, 1980-2001. Sept. 3-31. 3-31. Japan North American Industry Classification System Families and work in transition in 12 countries, 1980-2001. Sept. Recent changes in the national Current Employment Statistics sur- 3-31. vey. 2003 June. 3-13. Computer and Internet use at work in 2001. 2003 Feb. 26-35. Recent changes in the State and Metropolitan Area CES survey. 2003 June 14-19. Labor force Concurrent seasonal adjustment for national CES program. 2003 Occupations Oct. 39-43. Evaluating the BLS 1988-2000 employment projections. 2003 Oct. Disability and the characteristics of employment. 2003 May. 20- 13-37. 31. Evaluating the BLS labor force projections to 2000. 2003 Oct. 3-12. Older workers Exploring low-wage labor with the National Compensation Survey. Health care and prescription drug spending by seniors. 2003 Mar. 2003 Nov./Dec. 3-11. 16-26. Families and work in transition in 12 countries, 1980-2001. Sept. 3-31. Pensions Monthly Labor Review December 2003 119 Index to Volume 126 Defining participation in defined contribution pension plans. 2003 Recent changes in the State and Metropolitan Area CES survey. Aug. 36-43. June 14-19. Distribution of retirement income benefits. 2003 Apr. 3-9. Survey methods Poverty Immigration and poverty: how are they linked? 2003 Apr. 10-15. Effects of firm size on wages in Colorado, The: a case study. Working poor in 2001, The. 2003 Nov./Dec. 12-18. July 11-17. Defining participation in defined contribution pension plans. Prices Aug. 36-43. Consumer prices up slightly more in 2002 led by energy and hospi- tal services. 2003 Mar. 3-8. Sweden Families and work in transition in 12 countries, 1980-2001. Producer Price Index 3-31. Consumer gasoline prices: an empirical investigation. 2003 July 3- United Kingdom 10. Productivity Families and work in transition in 12 countries, 1980-2001. 3-31. Differences in productivity growth: Canadian-U.S. business sec- tors, 1987-2000. 2003 Apr. 16-29. Technological change Projections Computer and Internet use at work in 2001. 2003 Feb. 26~35. Workpiace e-mail and Internet use: employees and employers be- Evaluating the BLS 1988-2000 employment projections. 2003 Oct. ware. 2003 Feb. 36-45. Evaluating the BLS labor force projections to 2000. 2003 Oct. 3-12. Unemployment (See also Employment; Labor force.) Regional comparisons U.S. labor market in 2002: continued weakness. 2003 Feb. 3- 25. Multiple jobholding in States, 2002. 2003 Nov./Dec. 19-20. Proportions of workers in selected pay ranges, by region and State. Unemployment insurance 2003 Sept. 41-43. Changes in unemployment insurance legislation in 2002. 2003 Jan. 30-41. Regulatory reform Volunteerism Regulatory reform and labor outcomes in the U.S. electricity sector. 2003 May 10-19. Volunteerism in the United States. 2003 Aug. 3-11. Retirement Wages (See Earnings and wages.) Retirement expendiiures by race and Hispanic origin. 2003 June 0-77 7 Women Distribution of retirement income benefits. 2003 Apr. 3-9. How does gender play a role in the earnings gap? an update. 2003 Mar. 9-15. Salaries (See Earnings and wages.) Women at work: a visual essay. 2003 Oct. 45-50. Spain Workers’ compensation Families and work in transition in 12 countries, 1980-2001. Sept. 3-31. Changes in workers’ compensation laws, 2002. 2003 Jan. 25-29. State government DEPARTMENTS Changes in unemployment insurance legislation in 2002. 2003 Jan. 30-41. Changes in workers’ compensation laws, 2002. 2003 Jan. 25-29. Book reviews. Each issue. State labor legislation enacted in 2002. 2003 Jan. 3-24. Current labor statistics. Each issue. Statistical programs and methods Labor month in review. Each issue. CES program: changes planned for hours and earnings series. 2003 Precis. Each issue, except December. Oct. 38-39. Concurrent seasonal adjustment for national CES program. 2003 Program reports. Oct. issue. Oct. 39-43. Exploring low-wage labor with the National Compensation Survey. Publications received. Feb., May, Aug. and Nov/Dec issues. 2003 Nov/Dec. 3-11. Regional trends. Sept. and Nov./Dec. issues. Recent changes in the national Current Employment Statistics sur- vey. 2003 June. 3-13. Research summary. Sept. issue. 120 Monthly Labor Review December 2003 BOOK REVIEWS (Listed by author of book.) ployment projections. 2003 Oct. 13-37. Auyer, Jill and Andrew Alpert. Evaluating the BLS 1988-2000 em- Baker, Dean and Jare] Bernstein. The Benefit of Full Employment: ployment projections. 2003 Oct. 13-37. When Markets Work for People. 2003 Sept. 45. Ayers, Mary Ellen. Book review. July 30—32. Barros, Carlos Pestana, Muradali Ibrahimo, and Stefan Szymanski, Bahizi, Pierre. Retirement expenditures by race and Hispanic origin. eds. Transatlantic Sport: The Comparative Economics of North 2003 June 20-22. American and European Sports. 2003 July 30. Barth, Molly E. Recent changes in the State and Metropolitan Area Bartik, Timothy J. Jobs for the Poor: Can Labor Demand Policies CES survey. 2003 June 14-19. Help? 2003 Oct. 51-52. Bernstein, Jared and Jeff Chapman. Immigration and poverty: how Bernstein, Jared and Dean Baker. The Benefit of Full Employment: are they linked? 2003 Apr. 10-15. When Markets Work for People. 2003 Sept. 45. Bernstein, Jared and Maury Gittleman. Exploring low-wage labor Bigelow, Barbara and Gary Chaison. Unions and Legitimacy. 2003 with the National Compensation Survey. 2003 Nov./Dec. 3-11. Mar. 29-30. Blostin, Allan P. Distribution of retirement income benefits. 2003 Chaison, Gary and Barbara Bigelow. Unions and Legitimacy. 2003 Apr. 3-9. Mar. 29-30. Boraas, Stephanie. Volunteerism in the United States. 2003 Aug. 3- Daly, Mary, ed. Care Work: The Quest for Security. 2003 May. 11. 33-34. Boraas, Stephanie and William M. Rodgers III. How does gender Easterly, William. The Elusive Quest for Growth: Economists' Ad- play a role in the earnings gap? an update. 2003 Mar. 9-15. ventures and Misadventures in the Tropics. 2003 June 25-26. Brand, Horst. Book reviews. 2003 May 33-34; Oct. 51-52; and Freese, Barbara. Coal: A Human History. 2003 Sept. 46. Nov/Dec 22. Goldberg, Gertrude Schaffner and Marguerite G. Rosenthal, eds. Diminishing Welfare: A Cross-National Study of Social Provi- Campbell, James. Multiple jobholding in States, 2002. 2003 Nov./ sion. 2003 June 25. Dec. 19-20. Hurd, Richard W., Lowell Turner, and Harry C. Katz, eds. Rekin- Chapman, Jeff and Jared Bernstein. immigration and poverty dling the Movement: Labor's Quest for Relevance in the 21st how are they linked? 2003 Apr. 10-15. Century. 2003 Mar. 29-30. Duly, Abby. Consumer spending for necessities. 2003 May S. Ibrahimo Muradali , Carlos Pestana Barros, and Stefan Szymanski, Devens, Richard M. Book review. 2003 July 30. eds. Transatlantic Sport: The Comparative Economics of North Fan, Jessie X., Deanna L. Sharpe, and Goog-Soog Hong. Health American and European Sports. 2003 July 30. care and prescription drug spending by seniors. 2003 Mar. 16— international Labor Office. Global Employment Trends. 2003 Nov./ 26. Dec. 22. Faruqui, Umar, Wulong Gu, Mustapha Kaci, Mireille Laroche, and Katz, Harry C., Richard W. Hurd, and Lowell Turner, eds. Rekin- Jean-Pierre Maynard. Differences in productivity growth: Ca- dling the Movement: Labor's Quest for Relevance in the 21st nadian-U.S. business sectors, 1987-2000. 2003 Apr. 16-29. Century. 2003 Mar. 29-30. Fullerton, Howard N, Jr. Evaluating the BLS labor force projec- Linder, Marc. “Moments Are the Elements of Profit’: Overtime tions to 2000. 2003 Oct. 3-12. and the Deregulation of Working Hours under the Fair Labor Gabriel, Paul E. An examiniation of occupational mobility among Standards Act. 2003 Apr. 31-32. full-time workers. 2003 Sept. 32-36. Litan, Robert E., and Alice M. Rivlin. Beyond the Dot.coms. 2003 Getz, Patricia. CES program: changes planned for hours and earn- Jan. 43-44. ings series. 2003 Oct. 38-43. Louie, Miriam Ching Yoon. Sweatshop Warriors: Immigrant Women Gittleman, Maury and Jared Bernstein. Exploring low-wage labor Workers Take on the Global Factory. 2003 Aug. 45. with the National Compensation Survey. 2003 Nov/Dec. 3- Loutfi, Martha Fetherolf. Women, Gender, and Work: What Is Equal- Li. ity and How Do We Get There? 2003 Mar. 28. Gu, Wulong, Umar Faruqui, Mustapha Kaci, Mireille Laroche, and Munger, Frank, ed. Laboring Below the Line: A New Ethnography Jean-Pierre Maynard. Differences in productivity growth: Ca- of Poverty, Low-Wage Work, and Survival in the Global Economy. nadian-U.S. business sectors, 1987-2000. 2003 Apr. 16-29. 2003 July 30-32. Guillard, Marie-Claire. Proportions of workers in selected pay Nissen, Bruce, ed. Unions in a Globalized Environment. 2003 Feb. ranges, by region and State. 2003 Sept. 41-43. 47. Haugen, Steven E. Characteristics of minimum wage workers in Rivlin, Alice M. and Robert E. Litan. Beyond the Dot.coms. 2003 2002. Sept. 37-40. Jan. 43-44. Hipple, Steven and Karen Kosanovich. Computer and Internet use Rosenthal, Marguerite G, and Gertrude Schaffner Goldberg, eds. at work in 2001. Feb. 26-35. Diminishing Welfare: A Cross-National Study of Social Provi- Hong, Goog-Soog, Jessie X. Fan, and Deanna L. Sharpe. Health sion. 2003 June 25. care and prescription drug spending by seniors. 2003 Mar. 16- Szymanski, Stefan, Carlos Pestana Barros, and Muradali Ibrahimo, 26. eds. Transatlantic Sport: The Comparative Economics of North American and European Sports. 2003 July 30. Janini, George. Travel expenditures in 2000. 2003 May. 5-6. Turner, Lowell, Harry C. Katz, Richard W. Hurd, eds. Rekindling Kaci, Mustapha, Umar Faruqui, Wulong Gu, Mireille Laroche, Movement: Labor's Quest for Relevance in the 21st Century. and Jean-Pierre Maynard. Differences in productivity 2003 Mar. 29-30. growth: Canadian-U.S. business sectors, 1987-2000. 2003 Wheeler, Hoyt N., The Future of the American Labor Movement. Apr. 16-29. 2003 June 24. Kats, Vladimir and Gary Martin. Families and work in transi- tion in 12 countries, 1980-2001. Sept. 3-31. AUTHORS Keil, Eric J. Out-of-pocket spending for private health insur- Alpert, Andrew and Jill Auyer. Evaluating the BLS 1988-2000 em- ance. 2003 May 6. Monthly Labor Review December 2003 121 Index to Volume 126 Kelly, Elizabeth. Book review. 2003 Aug. 45. the U.S. electricity sector. 2003 May 10-19. Kirkland, Katie. Book review. 2003 Mar. 28. Nelson, Richard R. State labor legislation enacted in 2002. 2003 Jan. 3-24. Kochan, Thomas A. and Andrew Nordenflycht. Labor contract Nordenflycht, Andrew and Thomas A. Kochan. Labor contract negotiations in the airline industry. 2003 July 18-28. negotiations in the airline industry. 2003 July 18-28. Kosanovich, Karen and Steven Hipple. Computer and Internet Paszkiewicz, Laura. The costs and demographics of vehicle acqui- use at work in 2001. Feb. 26-35. sition. 2003 May 7. Krantz, Rachel, Terence M. McMenamin, and ThomasJ . Krolik. U.S. Paez, Paul. Effects of firm size on wages in Colorado, The: a case labor market in 2002: continued weakness. 2003 Feb. 3-25. study. 2003 July 11-17. Krolik, Thomas J., Terence M. McMenamin, and Rachel Krantz. U.S. Paulin, Geoffrey. Consumer expenditures for alcohol in 2000. labor market in 2002: continued weakness. 2003 Feb. 3-25. 2003 May 7. Lancaster, Loryn and Anne Vogel. Changes in unemployment Reardon, Jack. Book review. 2003 Sept. 46. insurance legislation in 2002. 2003 Jan. 30—41. Reynolds, Joy K. Book reviews. 2003 Mar. 29-30. Laroche, Mireille, Umar Faruqui, Wulong Gu, Mustapha Kaci, Rodgers, Williain M., II] and Stephanie Boraas. How does gender and Jean-Pierre Maynard. Differences in productivity play a role in the earnings gap? an update. 2003 Mar. 9-15. growth: Canadian-U.S. business sectors, 1987-2000. 2003 Sharpe, Deanna L., Jessie X. Fan, and Goog-Soog Hong. Health Apr. 16-29. care and prescription drug spending by seniors. 2003 Mar. 16- Leonard, James B. Book review. 2003 Apr. 31-32. 26. Malagon, Christian E. Book review. 2003 Sept. 45. Sok, Emy. Book review. 2003 June 26. Manning, Chris. Concurrent seasonal adjustment for national CES Trupin, Laura and Edward H. Yelin. Disability and the characteris- program. 2003 Oct. 39-43. tics of employment. 2003 May 20-31. Martin, Gary and Vladimir Kats. An examiniation of occupational Tseng, Neil. Expenditures on entertainment. 2003 May 8-9. mobility among full-time workers. 2003 Sept. 32-36. Turner, John, Leslie Mulier, and Satyendra, Verma K. Defining Maynard, Jean-Pierre, Umar Faruqui, Wulong Gu, Mustapha Kaci, participation in defined contribution pension plans. 2003 Aug. and Mireille Laroche. Differences in productivity growth: Ca- 36-43. nadian-U.S. business sectors, 1987-2000. 2003 Apr. 16-29. Verma, Satyendra, K., Leslie Muller, and John Turner. Defining McMenamin, Terence M., Rachel Krantz, and Thomas J. Krolik. participation in defined contribution pension plans. 2003 Aug. U.S. labor market in 2002: continued weakness. 2003 Feb. 3- 36-43. S Vogel, Anne and Loryn Lancaster. Changes in unemployment in- Messing, Ellen. Book review. 2003 Jan. 43-44. surance legislation in 2002. 2003 Jan. 30-41. Morisi, Teresa L. Recent changes in the national Current Employ- Wald, Michael. Book reviews. 2003 Feb. 47; June 24. ment Statistics survey. 2003 June. 3-13. Wasser, Solidelle Fortier. Book review. 2003 June. 25. Mosisa, Abrham T. The working poor in 2001. 2003 Nov./Dec. 12- Weinhagen, Jonathan. Consumer gasoline prices: an empirical in- 18 vestigation. 2003 July 3-10. Muhl, Charles J Workplace e-mail and Internet use: employees Whittington, Glenn. Changes in workers' compensation laws, 2002. and employers beware. 2003 Feb. 36-45. 2003 Jan. 25-29. Muller, Leslie, John Turner, and Satyendra, Verma K. Defining Wilson, Todd. Consumer prices up slightly more in 2002 led by participation in defined contribution pension plans. 2003 Aug. energy and hospital services. 2003 Mar. 3-8. 36—43 Yelin, Edward H. and Laura Trupin. Disability and the characteris- Niederjohn, M. Scott. Regulatory reform and labor outcomes in tics of employment. 2003 May 20-31. Monthly Labor Review December 2003 nyo di oeane e are yatta he apt