Eberts, Randall W.

Wandner, Stephen A.

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Upjohn Institute Press Appendix B: Data from the Public Workforce System Dataset Used in the Analysis in Chapter 9 Randall W. Eberts W.E. Upjohn Institute for Employment Research Stephen A. Wandner Urban Institute Appendix B (pp. 391-409) in: The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act: The Role of Workforce Programs Burt S. Barnow and Richard A. Hobbie, eds. Kalamazoo, MI: W.E. Upjohn Institute for Employment Research, 2013 Copyright ©2013. W.E. Upjohn Institute for Employment Research. All rights reserved. 391Appendix BData from the Public Workforce System Dataset Used in the Analysis in Chapter 9The data in Appendix B come from the U.S. Department of Labor’s Public Workforce System Dataset and have been updated and analyzed by the Upjohn Institute for use in this volume.Appendix B   393Table B.1  Unemployment Insurance Initial Claims, First Payments, and Worker Profiling and Reemployment Services Data, 2005Q3–2011Q3QuarterInitial claimsFirst paymentsProfiled UI applicantsUI applicants in profiling pool Referred to services  Reported to services2005Q3 3,896,287 1,840,511 1,533,816 765,454 291,567 213,6432005Q4 4,646,805 1,868,300 1,571,287 770,607 274,238 197,6402006Q1 4,179,806 2,267,820 1,862,104 797,663 310,614 229,8462006Q2 3,660,448 1,507,401 1,348,479 700,827 271,636 201,2602006Q3 3,652,877 1,677,972 1,503,237 735,763 294,368 209,7962006Q4 4,607,343 1,795,202 1,626,433 778,532 293,508 215,6852007Q1 4,470,950 2,366,012 1,947,272 848,502 318,172 231,1142007Q2 3,731,587 1,560,822 1,398,941 743,796 299,509 219,6002007Q3 3,675,574 1,687,762 1,493,469 791,625 326,161 235,0022007Q4 4,891,813 1,936,965 1,746,797 797,567 286,177 225,2942008Q1 4,911,905 2,621,771 2,134,902 907,105 311,675 238,6492008Q2 4,468,052 1,900,876 1,666,923 821,297 291,861 233,2082008Q3 4,984,845 2,196,135 1,921,441 923,519 314,404 230,4952008Q4 7,590,779 3,228,705 2,793,507 1,293,646 350,051 235,1582009Q1 8,484,931 4,727,331 3,913,067 1,738,041 420,916 294,1912009Q2 7,350,657 3,335,600 2,980,088 1,483,595 455,892 351,4862009Q3 6,426,894 3,000,100 2,651,429 1,310,645 492,981 358,3242009Q4 7,136,948 2,973,934 2,706,914 1,367,300 535,977 396,3192010Q1 6,429,042 3,476,037 2,805,074 1,236,123 521,065 470,3142010Q2 5,542,633 2,348,863 2,139,366 1,050,761 531,917 490,6512010Q3 5,331,718 2,341,463 2,213,097 1,053,632 550,299 484,6652010Q4 6,128,674 2,438,963 2,182,738 1,037,029 456,940 413,2012011Q1 5,606,898 2,949,480 2,424,017 1,112,735 466,541 464,7742011Q2 5,084,985 2,083,037 1,842,565 932,742 450,419 468,9142011Q3 4,773,695 2,159,283 1,873,608 960,012 440,259 462,947SOURCE: Public Workforce System Dataset (PWSD), updated and analyzed by the Upjohn Institute.394   Barnow and HobbieTable B.2  Number of Profiled Claimants Referred to and Reporting to Various Reemployment Services, 2005Q3–2011Q3Quarter Orientation Assessment CounselingJob  placementJob search workshopEducation and training2005Q3 153,057 91,264 28,449 93,878 87,360 18,6382005Q4 145,845 84,338 26,446 86,873 81,811 19,3812006Q1 168,149 99,326 33,626 106,708 97,270 24,6782006Q2 149,880 92,859 32,672 97,453 87,682 20,5622006Q3 152,691 96,398 32,764 102,536 89,184 22,1832006Q4 156,948 117,575 35,775 98,861 95,428 24,7772007Q1 169,816 113,522 40,099 109,569 101,782 26,6252007Q2 163,146 107,415 41,068 104,570 97,805 24,0752007Q3 162,014 98,329 37,546 123,570 95,989 24,2602007Q4 149,776 106,400 30,343 100,013 94,878 25,8092008Q1 158,620 111,661 32,603 104,876 96,106 30,7892008Q2 154,866 114,378 36,849 101,286 94,681 28,8762008Q3 170,878 120,810 37,928 107,228 96,298 31,8272008Q4 182,906 134,010 35,647 90,812 98,060 32,8072009Q1 233,177 157,300 43,295 106,273 111,174 38,8502009Q2 271,023 167,154 50,959 139,442 136,108 47,5062009Q3 272,343 153,476 53,107 141,943 142,098 54,2132009Q4 299,108 180,104 67,302 150,115 168,366 58,6502010Q1 316,160 220,768 84,440 166,054 178,947 59,4732010Q2 341,362 274,008 82,889 180,968 180,237 59,3422010Q3 334,178 273,048 87,275 186,410 172,778 53,2332010Q4 288,315 233,262 73,615 159,131 132,235 39,3362011Q1 292,598 228,445 74,846 201,215 141,289 38,4702011Q2 282,211 170,427 77,245 215,748 144,350 38,9772011Q3 259,607 161,433 69,261 231,419 139,262 36,378SOURCE: PWSD, updated and analyzed by the Upjohn Institute.Appendix B   395Table B.3  Share of Profiled Claimants Referred to and Reporting to Various Reemployment Services, 2005Q3–2011Q3Quarter Orientation Assessment CounselingJob  placementJob search workshopEducation and training2005Q3 0.52 0.31 0.10 0.32 0.30 0.062005Q4 0.53 0.31 0.10 0.32 0.30 0.072006Q1 0.54 0.32 0.11 0.34 0.31 0.082006Q2 0.55 0.34 0.12 0.36 0.32 0.082006Q3 0.52 0.33 0.11 0.35 0.30 0.082006Q4 0.53 0.40 0.12 0.34 0.33 0.082007Q1 0.53 0.36 0.13 0.34 0.32 0.082007Q2 0.54 0.36 0.14 0.35 0.33 0.082007Q3 0.50 0.30 0.12 0.38 0.29 0.072007Q4 0.52 0.37 0.11 0.35 0.33 0.092008Q1 0.51 0.36 0.10 0.34 0.31 0.102008Q2 0.53 0.39 0.13 0.35 0.32 0.102008Q3 0.54 0.38 0.12 0.34 0.31 0.102008Q4 0.52 0.38 0.10 0.26 0.28 0.092009Q1 0.55 0.37 0.10 0.25 0.26 0.092009Q2 0.59 0.37 0.11 0.31 0.30 0.102009Q3 0.55 0.31 0.11 0.29 0.29 0.112009Q4 0.56 0.34 0.13 0.28 0.31 0.112010Q1 0.61 0.42 0.16 0.32 0.34 0.112010Q2 0.64 0.52 0.16 0.34 0.34 0.112010Q3 0.61 0.50 0.16 0.34 0.31 0.102010Q4 0.63 0.51 0.16 0.35 0.29 0.092011Q1 0.63 0.49 0.16 0.43 0.30 0.082011Q2 0.63 0.38 0.17 0.48 0.32 0.092011Q3 0.59 0.37 0.16 0.53 0.32 0.08SOURCE: PWSD, updated and analyzed by the Upjohn Institute.396   Barnow and HobbieTable B.4  Average Duration of UI Benefits and the Rate of Exhaustion of Regular UI BenefitsQuarter Average duration Exhaustion rate2005Q3 15.26 0.362005Q4 15.26 0.362006Q1 15.38 0.362006Q2 15.28 0.352006Q3 15.40 0.352006Q4 15.20 0.352007Q1 15.00 0.352007Q2 15.04 0.352007Q3 15.17 0.352007Q4 15.15 0.352008Q1 15.15 0.362008Q2 15.23 0.372008Q3 15.29 0.392008Q4 14.83 0.412009Q1 14.84 0.462009Q2 16.14 0.512009Q3 17.39 0.542009Q4 18.76 0.552010Q1 20.11 0.562010Q2 19.99 0.552010Q3 19.36 0.542010Q4 18.91 0.532011Q1 18.56 0.522011Q2 18.00 0.512011Q3 17.57 0.50SOURCE: PWSD, updated and analyzed by the Upjohn Institute.396   Barnow and HobbieTable B.4  Average Duration of UI Benefits and the Rate of Exhaustion of Regular UI BenefitsQuarter Average duration Exhaustion rate2005Q3 15.26 0.362005Q4 15.26 0.362006Q1 15.38 0.362006Q2 15.28 0.352006Q3 15.40 0.352006Q4 15.20 0.352007Q1 15.00 0.352007Q2 15.04 0.352007Q3 15.17 0.352007Q4 15.15 0.352008Q1 15.15 0.362008Q2 15.23 0.372008Q3 15.29 0.392008Q4 14.83 0.412009Q1 14.84 0.462009Q2 16.14 0.512009Q3 17.39 0.542009Q4 18.76 0.552010Q1 20.11 0.562010Q2 19.99 0.552010Q3 19.36 0.542010Q4 18.91 0.532011Q1 18.56 0.522011Q2 18.00 0.512011Q3 17.57 0.50SOURCE: PWSD, updated and analyzed by the Upjohn Institute.Appendix B   397Table B.5  Wagner-Peyser Program Participants, UI-Eligible Participants, Service Receipt, Exiters, and Entered Employment RateQuarterTotal  participants UI-eligibleReceive staff-assisted services ExitersEntered employment rate2005Q3 3,383,963 1,143,249 2,982,878 2,847,597 0.6062005Q4 3,304,209 1,117,141 2,882,911 2,825,303 0.6132006Q1 3,362,428 1,228,847 2,637,007 2,859,789 0.6262006Q2 3,259,593 1,169,492 2,555,038 2,934,357 0.6202006Q3 3,449,174 1,196,089 2,623,389 3,012,236 0.6262006Q4 2,962,450 1,080,670 2,256,619 2,534,014 0.6182007Q1 3,045,005 1,059,991 2,282,869 2,561,486 0.6152007Q2 3,124,169 1,107,798 2,332,372 2,633,507 0.6042007Q3 3,147,341 1,132,079 2,294,392 2,565,119 0.6012007Q4 3,196,555 1,163,925 2,285,545 2,639,560 0.6172008Q1 3,353,222 1,234,180 2,385,520 2,690,664 0.6232008Q2 3,471,006 1,258,230 2,434,399 2,822,989 0.6352008Q3 3,573,811 1,297,386 2,477,680 2,842,321 0.6292008Q4 3,762,491 1,447,585 2,636,634 2,914,266 0.6222009Q1 4,048,405 1,641,744 2,803,110 3,072,280 0.6122009Q2 4,273,683 1,816,112 2,954,561 3,197,900 0.5902009Q3 4,509,072 1,999,235 3,043,114 3,365,872 0.5522009Q4 4,706,310 2,174,296 3,120,994 3,517,226 0.5142010Q1 4,877,374 2,335,787 3,130,664 3,625,467 0.4882010Q2 4,942,837 2,350,989 3,094,178 3,737,587 0.4692010Q3 4,957,405 2,291,602 3,094,190 3,809,935 0.4592010Q4 4,976,778 2,303,554 3,058,983 3,849,023 0.4632011Q1 4,862,646 2,199,509 3,003,712 3,726,157 0.4702011Q2 4,931,191 2,242,989 2,961,590 3,797,746 0.4802011Q3 4,817,840 2,189,468 2,811,021 3,748,478 0.488SOURCE: PWSD, updated and analyzed by the Upjohn Institute.398   Barnow and HobbieTable B.6  Participants, Entrants, Exiters, and Average Days in the WIA Adult ProgramQuarterParticipants, beginning of quarterNew  entrants ExitersDays in the program2005Q3 173,336 61,951 57,507 2952005Q4 177,780 51,637 58,052 3202006Q1 171,365 66,756 57,152 2672006Q2 180,969 66,662 70,318 2822006Q3 177,313 150,644 115,914 1472006Q4 212,043 146,076 142,815 1192007Q1 215,304 197,715 176,921 1052007Q2 236,098 182,952 181,323 1272007Q3 237,727 221,595 185,360 1042007Q4 273,962 202,325 199,502 1162008Q1 276,785 260,728 227,912 982008Q2 309,601 214,151 218,548 1262008Q3 305,204 280,290 241,405 1072008Q4 344,089 281,237 243,091 1062009Q1 382,235 336,485 253,578 1032009Q2 465,142 327,649 288,655 1232009Q3 504,136 354,294 305,946 1112009Q4 552,484 288,989 281,575 1312010Q1 559,898 304,589 292,519 1342010Q2 571,968 280,714 306,581 1542010Q3 546,101 381,480 331,301 1332010Q4 596,280 301,316 300,472 1432011Q1 597,124 326,123 298,271 1452011Q2 624,976 279,089 313,863 1812011Q3 590,202 256,361SOURCE: PWSD, updated and analyzed by the Upjohn Institute.Appendix B   399Table B.7  Percentage of WIA Adult Entrants Receiving Various ServicesQuarterStaff-assisted core serviceIntensive  serviceTraining  serviceSupportive service2005Q3 100.0 70.6 43.5 21.32005Q4 100.0 69.6 40.4 21.42006Q1 100.0 68.3 40.8 20.62006Q2 100.0 63.3 41.1 19.62006Q3 100.0 35.1 20.1 10.62006Q4 100.0 31.3 16.2 10.12007Q1 100.0 27.2 14.0 9.22007Q2 100.0 28.7 15.6 9.82007Q3 100.0 27.9 15.3 9.92007Q4 100.0 27.2 13.0 8.12008Q1 100.0 23.8 11.3 6.92008Q2 100.0 29.3 13.9 7.82008Q3 100.0 37.1 13.1 8.22008Q4 100.0 36.7 10.9 7.12009Q1 100.0 40.6 12.2 7.82009Q2 100.0 43.3 15.9 9.02009Q3 100.0 44.1 17.2 9.22009Q4 100.0 42.6 14.9 7.82010Q1 100.0 42.7 14.2 8.02010Q2 100.0 42.4 13.7 7.72010Q3 100.0 30.6 9.5 5.32010Q4 100.0 32.8 8.5 5.32011Q1 100.0 33.0 8.9 4.82011Q2 100.0 30.1 7.4 4.22011Q3 100.0 25.3 4.7 3.1SOURCE: PWSD, updated and analyzed by the Upjohn Institute.400   Barnow and HobbieTable B.8  Entered Employment Rate and its Components of WIA Adult Program ExitersQuarter ExitersIn performance measure  denominator EmployedEntered  employment rate2005Q3 57,507 45,160 34,572 76.62005Q4 58,052 43,301 32,758 75.72006Q1 57,152 44,522 32,753 73.62006Q2 70,318 48,159 35,815 74.42006Q3 115,914 93,539 64,824 69.32006Q4 142,815 118,787 75,798 63.82007Q1 176,921 151,815 110,949 73.12007Q2 181,323 146,306 101,761 69.62007Q3 185,360 154,944 112,977 72.92007Q4 199,502 162,846 108,617 66.72008Q1 227,912 191,424 140,223 73.32008Q2 218,548 174,936 119,596 68.42008Q3 241,405 194,212 124,808 64.32008Q4 243,091 201,365 107,436 53.42009Q1 253,578 214,193 115,991 54.22009Q2 288,655 241,039 131,579 54.62009Q3 305,946 258,528 142,768 55.22009Q4 281,575 238,360 119,834 50.32010Q1 292,519 246,492 139,969 56.82010Q2 306,581 250,805 143,072 57.02010Q3 331,301 275,991 159,412 57.82010Q4 300,472 252,310 129,316 51.32011Q1 298,2712011Q2 313,863SOURCE: PWSD, updated and analyzed by the Upjohn Institute.Appendix B   401Table B.9  Participants, Entrants, Exiters, and Average Days in the WIA Dislocated Worker ProgramQuarterParticipants,  beginning  of quarterNew  entrants ExitersDays in  the program2005Q3 153,884 60,677 47,972 3592005Q4 166,589 59,727 54,148 2922006Q1 172,168 62,762 66,386 2562006Q2 168,544 48,024 61,325 3062006Q3 155,243 70,710 70,432 2382006Q4 155,521 60,392 65,063 2142007Q1 150,850 63,315 61,905 2202007Q2 152,260 56,044 69,752 2572007Q3 138,552 58,445 58,347 2362007Q4 138,650 59,253 55,249 2132008Q1 142,654 70,519 62,168 1912008Q2 151,005 64,231 63,258 2172008Q3 151,978 87,859 65,645 1902008Q4 174,192 111,738 76,515 1552009Q1 209,415 167,674 91,909 1272009Q2 285,180 175,285 124,164 1402009Q3 336,301 177,973 130,501 1402009Q4 383,773 158,920 132,455 1572010Q1 410,238 194,262 152,054 1572010Q2 452,446 166,341 166,957 1892010Q3 451,830 226,167 182,357 1782010Q4 495,640 184,218 176,269 1822011Q1 503,589 199,628 177,689 1952011Q2 525,528 162,648 183,531 2512011Q3 504,645 148,226SOURCE: PWSD, updated and analyzed by the Upjohn Institute.402   Barnow and HobbieTable B.10  Percentage of WIA Dislocated Worker Entrants Receiving Various ServicesQuarterStaff-assisted core serviceIntensive  serviceTraining  serviceSupportive service2005Q3 100.0 72.0 27.8 22.22005Q4 100.0 69.7 25.1 24.62006Q1 100.0 63.5 33.0 19.82006Q2 100.0 62.8 32.6 20.72006Q3 100.0 48.5 26.2 14.22006Q4 100.0 50.4 26.9 15.92007Q1 100.0 52.4 28.5 15.82007Q2 100.0 51.1 27.0 15.82007Q3 100.0 54.4 29.2 16.92007Q4 100.0 48.5 23.0 13.52008Q1 100.0 48.8 22.4 12.72008Q2 100.0 50.8 23.4 13.02008Q3 100.0 52.4 24.2 14.22008Q4 100.0 52.7 21.4 12.02009Q1 100.0 58.2 24.2 13.52009Q2 100.0 59.2 27.6 13.82009Q3 100.0 63.8 31.7 14.42009Q4 100.0 57.7 24.4 11.52010Q1 100.0 52.6 20.2 9.32010Q2 100.0 49.7 17.0 8.62010Q3 100.0 34.9 12.0 5.02010Q4 100.0 36.6 10.5 4.42011Q1 100.0 37.9 10.2 4.32011Q2 100.0 36.3 9.1 3.62011Q3 100.0 31.0 6.2 2.3SOURCE: PWSD, updated and analyzed by the Upjohn Institute.Appendix B   403Table B.11  Entered Employment Rate and Its Components of WIA Dislocated Worker Program ExitersQuarter ExitersIn performance measure  denominator EmployedEntered  employment  rate2005Q3 47,972 44,339 34,919 78.82005Q4 54,148 49,631 36,326 73.22006Q1 66,386 60,596 43,110 71.12006Q2 61,325 55,830 42,344 75.82006Q3 70,432 64,262 47,432 73.82006Q4 65,063 59,767 42,595 71.32007Q1 61,905 57,812 42,455 73.42007Q2 69,752 64,385 46,794 72.72007Q3 58,347 54,834 41,030 74.82007Q4 55,249 51,490 36,417 70.72008Q1 62,168 58,751 40,887 69.62008Q2 63,258 60,050 40,355 67.22008Q3 65,645 62,224 39,442 63.42008Q4 76,515 72,867 37,968 52.12009Q1 91,909 88,063 45,093 51.22009Q2 124,164 119,294 59,333 49.72009Q3 130,501 125,388 66,564 53.12009Q4 132,455 126,499 62,930 49.72010Q1 152,054 143,742 83,088 57.82010Q2 166,957 158,493 95,381 60.22010Q3 182,357 172,007 106,666 62.02010Q4 176,269 164,527 91,735 55.82011Q1 177,6892011Q2 183,531SOURCE: PWSD, updated and analyzed by the Upjohn Institute.404   Table B.12  Wagner-Peyser Employment Service Program Total and per Participant Expenditure, with and without ARRA FundsQuarterTotal  participantsExpenditure without ARRA fundsExpenditure with ARRA fundsARRA funds  expenditureExpenditure per  participant without  ARRA fundsExpenditure per  participant with ARRA funds2005Q3 2,975,715 181,325,533 181,325,533 61 612005Q4 2,878,066 185,296,807 185,296,807 64 642006Q1 2,933,479 154,891,119 154,891,119 53 532006Q2 2,819,271 124,929,126 124,929,126 44 442006Q3 3,004,199 173,545,576 173,545,576 58 582006Q4 2,962,444 171,978,452 171,978,452 58 582007Q1 3,044,998 165,313,287 165,313,287 54 542007Q2 3,124,165 138,054,130 138,054,130 44 442007Q3 3,147,335 178,196,538 178,196,538 57 572007Q4 3,196,550 180,894,077 180,894,077 57 572008Q1 3,353,218 143,746,568 143,746,568 43 432008Q2 3,471,001 125,503,383 125,503,383 36 362008Q3 3,573,804 165,125,097 165,125,097 46 462008Q4 3,762,486 143,907,546 143,907,546 38 382009Q1 4,048,400 139,097,945 139,097,945 34 342009Q2 4,273,676 129,235,427 165,148,946 35,913,519 30 392009Q3 4,509,067 141,124,174 185,668,805 44,544,631 31 41   4052009Q4 4,706,302 157,199,612 207,995,024 50,795,412 33 442010Q1 4,877,363 128,853,464 200,676,963 71,823,499 26 412010Q2 4,942,826 137,842,406 218,486,773 80,644,367 28 442010Q3 4,957,401 132,473,832 156,008,416 23,534,584 27 312010Q4 4,976,774 173,395,463 181,501,786 8,106,323 35 362011Q1 4,862,637 175,007,229 191,012,683 16,005,454 36 392011Q2 4,931,185 147,711,506 149,720,314 2,008,808 30 302011Q3 4,817,832 178,972,659 178,972,659 37 37NOTE: PA and TX are missing for W-P ES participation data, so these two states are not included in calculating the average expenditure. SOURCE: PWSD, updated and analyzed by the Upjohn Institute.406   Table B.13  WIA Adult Program Total and per Participant Expenditure, with and without ARRA FundsQuarterTotal  participantsExpenditure without ARRA fundsExpenditure with  ARRA fundsARRA funds  expenditureExpenditure per participant without ARRA fundsExpenditure per  participant with ARRA funds2005Q3 234,967 166,570,650 166,570,650 709 7092005Q4 229,296 216,114,095 216,114,095 943 9432006Q1 237,999 219,009,230 219,009,230 920 9202006Q2 247,522 242,400,570 242,400,570 979 9792006Q3 327,840 178,706,602 178,706,602 545 5452006Q4 357,952 226,193,824 226,193,824 632 6322007Q1 412,720 218,910,848 218,910,848 530 5302007Q2 418,749 246,716,242 246,716,242 589 5892007Q3 459,127 197,983,449 197,983,449 431 4312007Q4 476,139 241,268,776 241,268,776 507 5072008Q1 537,330 198,057,614 198,057,614 369 3692008Q2 523,527 206,848,696 206,848,696 395 3952008Q3 585,238 179,177,200 179,177,200 306 3062008Q4 625,060 219,123,783 219,123,783 351 3512009Q1 718,451 268,027,959 268,027,959 373 3732009Q2 792,499 268,027,959 299,273,968 31,246,009 338 3782009Q3 858,029 186,124,452 272,247,776 86,123,324 217 3172009Q4 841,044 237,549,956 336,982,979 99,433,023 282 401   407SOURCE: PWSD, updated and analyzed by the Upjohn Institute.2010Q1 864,077 219,429,343 309,750,820 90,321,477 254 3582010Q2 852,256 222,047,016 314,022,311 91,975,295 261 3682010Q3 927,170 199,805,998 247,414,129 47,608,131 216 2672010Q4 897,253 224,396,801 254,856,765 30,459,964 250 2842011Q1 922,962 210,767,314 262,302,999 51,535,685 228 2842011Q2 903,813 203,128,949 227,707,008 24,578,059 225 252408   Table B.14  WIA Dislocated Worker Program Total and per Participant Expenditure, with and without ARRA FundsQuarterTotal  participantsExpenditure without ARRA fundsExpenditure with ARRA fundsARRA funds  expenditureExpenditure per participant without ARRA fundsExpenditure per participant with ARRA funds2005Q3 214,547 210,178,545 210,178,545 980 9802005Q4 226,304 246,486,957 246,486,957 1089 10892006Q1 234,922 268,076,426 268,076,426 1141 11412006Q2 216,563 374,683,569 374,683,569 1730 17302006Q3 225,938 260,419,091 260,419,091 1153 11532006Q4 215,840 277,905,263 277,905,263 1288 12882007Q1 214,022 284,547,317 284,547,317 1330 13302007Q2 208,163 355,051,919 355,051,919 1706 17062007Q3 196,871 230,162,401 230,162,401 1169 11692007Q4 197,822 291,161,471 291,161,471 1472 14722008Q1 213,119 312,736,624 312,736,624 1467 14672008Q2 215,177 327,767,971 327,767,971 1523 15232008Q3 239,762 244,949,782 244,949,782 1022 10222008Q4 285,840 276,955,672 276,955,672 969 9692009Q1 377,024 245,628,145 245,628,145 651 6512009Q2 460,350 245,628,145 290,214,351 44,586,206 534 6302009Q3 514,083 217,627,449 346,935,533 129,308,084 423 6752009Q4 542,513 257,380,025 409,624,644 152,244,619 474 755   4092010Q1 604,322 245,031,709 418,699,419 173,667,710 405 6932010Q2 618,605 310,267,934 508,238,204 197,970,270 502 8222010Q3 677,821 220,355,970 337,637,273 117,281,303 325 4982010Q4 679,707 279,534,354 402,174,520 122,640,166 411 5922011Q1 703,051 261,319,512 377,359,475 116,039,963 372 5372011Q2 688,033 332,619,201 452,956,934 120,337,733 483 658SOURCE: PWSD, updated and analyzed by the Upjohn Institute.

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