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These functions are wrap-around functions for abs_plot() for most of the indicators you should ever need to plot. For more information about what options you can specify see abs_plot

Usage

plot_employed_total(states, ...)

plot_employed_full_time(states, ...)

plot_employed_part_time(states, ...)

plot_unemployed_total(states, ...)

plot_unemployed_looked_for_full_time_work(states, ...)

plot_unemployed_looked_for_part_time_work(states, ...)

plot_labour_force_total(states, ...)

plot_underemployed_total(states, ...)

plot_underutilised_total(states, ...)

plot_hours_worked(states, ...)

plot_hours_worked_full_time(states, ...)

plot_hours_worked_part_time(states, ...)

plot_not_in_the_labour_force(states, ...)

plot_working_population(states, ...)

plot_employment_population_ratio(states, ...)

plot_unemployment_rate(states, ...)

plot_unemployment_rate_looked_for_full_time_work(states, ...)

plot_unemployment_rate_looked_for_part_time_work(states, ...)

plot_participation_rate(states, ...)

plot_underemployment_ratio(states, ...)

plot_underemployment_rate(states, ...)

plot_underutilisation_rate(states, ...)

plot_sahm_recession_indicator(states, ...)

Arguments

states

The states to include in the plot.

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Other options passed to abs_plot