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List of Publications on the Labour Force Survey and the Special Survey Appendix 6 List of Publications on the Labour Force Survey and the Special Survey Labour Force Survey Series No. 2 August 1950 (March 1951) ・ Monthly Report on the Labour Force Survey (Monthly) No. 3 March 1951 (Nov. 1951) ・ Outline on the Labour Force Survey (in Japanese only) ・ Report on the Special Survey (on Population Movements (July 1950, March 1984) between Shi and Gun and between Industries) ・ Report on the Labour Force Survey No.1 1947-1952 (Nov. No. 4 February 1952 (Nov. 1952) 1952). No.2 1952-1954 (Mar. 1955) ・ Report on the Special Survey (on Unemployment) ・ Labour Force Survey of Japan (in English) (Mar. 1959) No. 5 March 1952 (Dec. 1952) ・ Report on the Revised Figures of Labour Force Survey No. 6 March 1953 (Dec. 1953) 1953-1957 (Nov. 1957). January 1953 to September 1961 ・ Report on the Special Survey of the Labour Force Survey (Mar. 1963) No. 7 Oct. 1953, Mar. and Oct. 1954 and Mar. 1955 ・ Figures of Labour Force Survey Concerning the Population 15 Years Old and Over. 1953-1958 (Aug. 1959) (Mar. 1956) ・ Annual Report on the Labour Force Survey, Average No. 8 Oct. 1955, Mar. and Oct. 1956, Mar. and Oct. 1957 Figures. 1963 (Mar. 1964). 1964 (Aug. 1965). 1965 (Sept. (Sept. 1958) 1966). 1966 (May 1967). 1967 (Nov. 1968) No. 9 March 1958 (Nov. 1958) ・ Annual Report on the Labour Force Survey No.10 March 1959 (Jan. 1961) 1968 (Oct. 1969) 1969 (June 1970) 1970 (June 1971) No.11 March 1960 (Mar. 1961) 1971 (July 1972) 1972 (July 1973) 1973 (July 1974) No.12 March 1961 (Oct. 1961) 1974 (Mar. 1975) 1975 (Mar. 1976) 1976 (Mar. 1977) No.13 October 1959 and 1960 (Jan. 1962) 1977 (Mar. 1978) 1978 (Mar. 1979) 1979 (Mar. 1980) No.14 March 1962 (Dec. 1962) 1980 (Mar. 1981) 1981 (Mar. 1982) 1982 (Mar. 1983) No.15 October 1962 (Nov. 1963) 1983 (Mar. 1984) 1984 (Mar. 1985) 1985 (Mar. 1986) No.16 October 1963 (Nov. 1964) 1986 (Mar. 1987) 1987 (Mar. 1988) 1988 (Mar. 1989) No.17 March 1963 and 1964 (July 1965) 1989 (Mar. 1990) 1990 (Mar. 1991) 1991 (Sep. 1992) No.18 October 1964 (Nov. 1965) 1992 (Mar. 1993) 1993 (Mar. 1994) 1994 (Mar. 1995) No.19 March 1965 (Dec. 1965) 1995 (Mar. 1996) 1996 (Mar. 1997) 1997 (Mar. 1998) No.20 October 1965 (Aug. 1966) 1998 (Mar. 1999) 1999 (Mar. 2000) 2000 (Mar. 2001) No.21 March 1966 (Dec. 1966) 2001 (Mar. 2002) 2002 (Mar. 2003) 2003 (May 2004) No.22 October 1966 (Aug. 1967) 2004 (May 2005) 2005 (May 2006) 2006 (May 2007) No.23 March 1967 (Nov. 1967) ・ Annual Report on the Labour Force Survey No.24 March 1968 (Aug. 1968) (Detailed Tabulation) No.25 October 1968 (Mar. 1969) 2002 (July 2003) 2003 (July 2004) 2004 (June 2005) No.26 March 1969 (Oct. 1969) 2005 (June 2006) No.27 October 1969 (Mar. 1970) Special Survey Series No.28 March 1970 (Oct. 1970) (No.1-7 and No.13 are in Japanese only) No.29 March 1971 (Nov. 1971) ・ Report on the Special Survey (on Standard of Living and No.30 October 1971 (Oct. 1972) Need for Changing Jobs) No.31 March 1972 (Dec. 1972) No. 1 December 1949 (May 1950) No.32 October 1972 (Mar. 1973) ・ Report on the Special Survey (on Disguised Unemployment) No.33 March 1973 (Nov. 1973) No.34 October 1973 (Oct. 1974) No.35 March 1974 (Jan. 1975) No.36 December 1974 (Nov. 1975) No.37 March 1975 (Dec. 1975) No.38 March 1976 (Oct. 1976) No.39 March 1976 (Mar. 1977) No.40 March 1977 (Apr. 1978) No.41 March 1978 (Nov. 1978) No.42 March 1979 (Oct. 1979) No.43 March 1980 (Oct. 1980) No.44 March 1981 (Dec. 1981) No.45 March 1982 (Jan. 1983) No.46 February 1983 (Mar. 1984) No.47 June 1983 (Aug. 1984) No.48 February 1984 (Mar. 1985) No.49 February 1985 (Mar. 1986) No.50 February 1986 (Mar. 1987) No.51 February 1987 (Oct. 1987) No.52 February 1988 (Oct. 1988) No.53 February 1989 (Oct. 1989) No.54 February 1990 (Oct. 1990) No.55 February 1991 (Oct. 1991) No.56 February 1992 (Oct. 1992) No.57 February 1993 (Aug. 1993) No.58 February 1994 (June 1994) No.59 February 1995 (June 1995) No.60 February 1996 (July 1996) No.61 February 1997 (July 1997) No.62 February 1998 (July 1998) No.63 February 1999 (Aug.1999) No.64 August 1999 (Feb. 2000) No.65 February 2000 (Sept. 2000) No.66 August 2000 (Feb. 2001) No.67 February 2001 (Aug. 2001) No.68 August 2001 (Feb. 2002) .
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