Labor Market
Korea's seasonally adjusted labor-force gauges — the labor-force participation rate and the employment-to-population ratio.
Labor Market
- South Korea Labor Force Participation Rate (SA)Hussmanns, Mehran, and Verma (1990)KRLFPRMonthly
- South Korea Employment-to-Population Ratio (SA)Hussmanns, Mehran, and Verma (1990)KREPOPMonthly
- South Korea Youth Unemployment RateHussmanns, Mehran, and Verma (1990); Clark and Summers (1979)KRYUNEMPMonthly
- South Korea Average Monthly Wage per Regular WorkerHussmanns, Mehran, and Verma (1990); Burns and Mitchell (1946)KRWAGEMonthly
- South Korea Average Weekly Hours WorkedHussmanns, Mehran, and Verma (1990); Burns and Mitchell (1946)KRHOURSMonthly
- South Korea Economically Active PopulationHussmanns, Mehran, and Verma (1990); Clark and Summers (1979)KRACTIVEPOPMonthly
- South Korea Unemployed PersonsHussmanns, Mehran, and Verma (1990); Clark and Summers (1979)KRUNEMPCNTMonthly
- South Korea Population Age 15 and OverHussmanns, Mehran, and Verma (1990); Clark and Summers (1979)KRPOP15Monthly
- South Korea Population Not in the Labor ForceHussmanns, Mehran, and Verma (1990); Clark and Summers (1979)KRNONACTIVEMonthly
- South Korea Mining and Manufacturing EmploymentHussmanns, Mehran, and Verma (1990); Clark and Summers (1979)KREMPMININGMonthly
- South Korea Construction EmploymentHussmanns, Mehran, and Verma (1990); Clark and Summers (1979)KREMPCONSTMonthly
- South Korea Wholesale, Retail, Accommodation, and Food Services EmploymentHussmanns, Mehran, and Verma (1990); Clark and Summers (1979)KREMPTRADEMonthly