tion in the United States, and the benefit structure, coverage, financing, and issues in unemployment compensation.

SUBCOMMITTEE ON UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE. Unemployment Compensation for Federal Civilian Employees. Hearings, 82d Congress, 1st session, on H.R. 3393. Washington: U.S. Govt. Print Off., 1951. 79 pp.

Unemployment Insurance. Hearings, 82d Congress, 2d session, on H.R. 3391, 4133, 6174, 6954, and 7277. Washington: U.S. Govt. Print. Off., 1952. 550 pp.

SENATE. COMmittee on FINANCE. Emergency Unemployment Compensation. Hearings, 79th Congress, 1st session, on S. 1274. Washington: U.S. Govt. Print. Off., 1945. 2 vols.

Employment Security Administrative Financing Act. Hearings, 83d Congress, 2d session, on H.R. 5173. Washington: U.S. Govt. Print Off., 1954. 210 pp.

Unemployment Compensation. Hearings, 82d Congress, 2d session on S. 2504. Washington: U.S. Govt. Print. Off., 1952. 333 PP.

COMMITTEE ON LABOR AND PUBLIC Welfare. SUBCOMMITTEE ON LABOR AND LABOR-MANAGEMENT RELATIONS. Migratory Labor. Hearings on Migratory Labor, 82d Congress, 2d session. Washington: U.S. Govt. Print. Off., 1952. Part 2.

Includes "Extension of Unemployment Insurance Coverage to Farm
Labor," by Philip Booth, pp. 1067-1089.

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR. BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT SE-
CURITY. Comparison of State Unemployment Insurance Laws
as of January 1, 1958. (BES No. U-141.) Washington:
U.S. Govt. Print. Off., 1958. 145 PP.

An analysis of State provisions on coverage, financing, benefits, eligibility for benefits and disqualification from benefits, administrative organization, temporary disability insurance coordinated with unemployment insurance, and unemployment insurance based on service for the United States.

Extension of Coverage Under State Unemployment Insurance Laws: Employees of State and Local Governments. Washington: The Bureau, 1958. 41 pp. Processed.

Significant Provisions of State Unemployment Insurance Laws, October 15, 1959. Washington: The Bureau, 1959. 4 pp. Processed.

Unemployment Insurance: Purposes and Principles. Washington: The Bureau, 1950. 18 pp. Processed. "A guide for evaluating the main principles of unemployment insurance laws."

Administration

Altmeyer, ArtHUR J. "Administering Unemployment Insurance." Social Security Bulletin, Vol. 8, Nov. 1945, PP. 3-7. Discusses the problems of evaluating policy and interpreting regulations in unemployment insurance administration.

"Control of U I Operations." Employment Security Review, Vol. 22, Dec. 1955, PP. 3—42.

A group of papers on State experience with various devices for fraud prevention and control and on strengthening of the basic claims process. "Developments in U I Operations." Employment Security Review, Vol. 24, June 1957, PP. 3-40.

MATSCHECK, WALTER, and ATKINSON, RAYMOND C. Problems and Procedures of Unemployment Compensation in the States. (Public Administration Service, Publication No. 65. Sponsored by the Committee on Social Security of the Social Science Research Council.) Chicago: Public Administration Service, 1939. 85 pp.

"Modernizing Employment Security Administration.” Employment Security Review, Vol. 23, Oct. 1956, pp. 1–20.

WHITE, R. CLYDE. Administering Unemployment Compensation: A Comparison and a Critique. (Social Service Monographs.) Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1939. 312 pp. Processed.

A comparative study of Great Britain, Germany, and the United States, with respect to the unemployment compensation laws, administrative organizations, and administrative procedures.

Benefits

BLAUSTEIN, SAUL J. "Income Maintenance During Unemployment." Marriage and Family Living, Vol. 20, Aug. 1958, pp.

221-223.

BRANNON, THURZA. "Dependents' Allowances for Insured Claimants." Labor Market and Employment Security, August,

1957, PP. 4-9.

CIVIC, MIRIAM. "Height and Width of Unemployment Benefits." Conference Board Business Record, Vol. 11, Aug. 1954, pp. 308-316.

"Jobless Pay Offsets to Wage Declines." Conference Board Business Record, Vol. 15, Mar. 1958, pp. 96 ff.

GARBARINO, JOSEPH W. The Unemployed Worker During a Period of "Full” Employment. Berkeley: University of California, Institute of Industrial Relations, 1954. (Reprint No. 50.) 31 pp.

HABER, WILLIAM, and others. Significant Findings on the Impact of the 1957-58 Recession in Relation to Unemployment Insurance. Ann Arbor: University of Michigan, School of Social Welfare Research, 1959. 18 pp.

HOPPER, MABEL L. "How Unemployment Benefits Meet Family Needs." Employment Security Review, Vol. 25, Nov. 1958, pp. 3–9.

KARTER, THOMAS. "Temporary Unemployment Compensation and General Assistance, June-December 1958." Social Security Bulletin, Vol. 22, Aug. 1959, pp. 16–19.

MACKIN, EVA. "Unemployment Insurance Beneficiaries as Family Members." Labor Market and Employment Security, Aug.

1959, pp. 9-14.

An Oregon study.

ROHRLICH, GEORGE F. "Measuring the Impact of UI Benefit Payments in a Recession." Labor Market and Employment Security, July 1958, pp. 5-10.

SLAVICK, FRED. Voluntary Quit Disqualification in Unemployment Insurance-The Iowa Experience. (Research Series No. 20.) Iowa City: University of Iowa, College of Commerce, Bureau of Labor and Management, 1958. 70 pp.

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR. BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT SECURITY. UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE SERVICE. Adequacy of Benefits Under Unemployment Insurance: A Staff Report Prepared for the Steering Committee of the Federal Advisory Council.

Washington: The Bureau, 1958. 32 pp., and tables. Processed. Information on insured status, weekly benefit amount, and duration of benefits.

Benefit Series Service: Unemployment Insurance. Washington: U.S. Govt. Print. Off., 1938-A looseleaf service since 1950.

Reports significant administrative and court decisions from the States that set forth new principles or new fact situations concerning eligibility for benefits and disqualifications from benefits.

Experience of Claimants Exhausting Benefit Rights Under Unemployment Insurance, 17 Selected States. Washington: The Bureau, 1958. 17 pp., and tables. Processed.

Issues Reflected in Appeals Decisions on Unemployment Benefits. Washington: The Bureau, 1959. 100 pp. Processed.

Selected Bibliography of Unemployment Insurance Benefit Studies and Related Topics, 19511956. Washington: The Bureau, 1957. 17 pp. Processed. Research, studies and statistical materials, and basic references on the purposes and principles of unemployment insurance.

Summary and Appraisal of the Temporary Unemployment Compensation Program: A Staff Report Prepared for the Federal Advisory Council. Washington: The Bureau, 1959. 10 pp., and tables. Processed.

Experience Rating

ANDREWS, WILLIAM A., and MILLER, TAULMAN A. "Unemployment Benefits, Experience Rating, and Employment Stability." National Tax Journal Vol. 7, Sept. 1954, pp. 193

209.

Considers experience rating and individual employer efforts to stabilize employment, unemployment compensation and cyclical stability, experience rating and cyclical stability, theoretical adequacy of experience rating plans, and proposed modifications of experience rating procedures. FELDMAN, HERMAN, and SMITH, DONALD M. The Case for Experience Rating in Unemployment Compensation and a Proposed Method. (Industrial Relations Monographs No. 1.) New York: Industrial Relations Counselors, Inc., 1939. 66

PP.

Frederickson, R. E. “Merit Rating: The Other Side." The Contoller, Vol. 13, Feb. 1945, pp. 73–76 f.

Argues against experience rating.

HOHAUS, R. A., and JAHN, F. S. "Unemployment Compensation in the United States.” Transactions of the Actuarial Society of America, Vol. 41, pt. 2, Oct.-Nov. 1940, pp. 440– 462.

Detailed arguments for and against experience rating.

LESTER, RICHARD A., and KIDD, Charles V. The Case Against Experience Rating in Unemployment Compensation. (Indus

trial Relations Monographs No. 2.) New York: Industrial Relations Counselors, Inc., 1939. 59 PP.

Finds an "unequivocal" case against experience rating and assesses the arguments in its favor "as contradictory, confused and flimsy." Considers the nature of unemployment compensation, the unemployment problem in the United States, and experience rating in relation to unemployment and to employment stabilization.

LINDBLOM, CHARLES E. "Long-Run Considerations in Employment Stabilization and Unemployment Compensation." Quarterly Journal of Economics, Vol. 56, Nov. 1941, pp. 145-15I. Recommends the separation of the benefit payment and unemployment stabilization aims of the unemployment compensation program.

MYERS, CHARLES A. "Experience Rating in Unemployment Compensation." American Economic Review, Vol. 35, June 1945, PP. 337–354.

Analyzes the effect of experience rating in stabilizing employment and general economic conditions.

RAINWATER, P. L. "The Fallacy of Experience Rating." Labor Law Journal, Vol. 2, Feb. 1951, pp. 95-104.

Concludes that "to reward one employer with a lower rate of tax based on an experience rating is to discriminate against another."

RECTOR, STANLEY. "The Frailty of the 'Fallacy' of Experience Rating." Labor Law Journal, Vol. 2, May 1951, pp. 338-349. A reply to Mr. Rainwater's article on "The Fallacy of Experience Rating."

SPIVEY, CLINTON. Experience Rating in Unemployment Compensation. (Bulletin No. 84.) Urbana: University of Illinois, Bureau of Economic and Business Research, 1958. 95 pp.

WAGNER, HARVEY M. "A Reappraisal of Experience Rating." Southern Economic Journal, Vol. 25, Apr. 1959. pp. 459469.

ZECCA, PASCHAL. "Experience Rating, 1958." Labor Market and Employment Security, Nov. 1959, pp. 14-25.

Reviewed annually.

Financing

"Benefit Financing and Fund Solvency in Michigan." Labor Market and Employment Security, Nov. 1958, pp. 7–12.

CIVIC, MIRIAM. "Financing Unemployment Insurance." Conference Board Business Record, Vol. 7, May 1950, pp. 175

180.