Using Unconventional Data To Forecast the Job Market
Leadership Perspectives, Episode 14
How can we go beyond traditional datasets when forecasting the future? Thomas Hindle explains.
Read the commentary, “Job postings plummet in March, slide continues in April.”
Thomas Hindle
Former Economist, The Conference Board of Canada
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