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Russell E. Morgan1979

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Statistical Techniques for Manpower Planning.

Russell E. Morgan · David J. Bartholomew · Andrew F. Forbes

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Year1979

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Published1979-01-01

VenueJournal of the Royal Statistical Society Series A (General)

ISSN-L0035-9238

Languageen

Citations184

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ShelfForecasting Techniques and Applications

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