"... In PAGE 25: ... This group of people is too small to analyze. *Ocupation Table12 reports the percentage of dependent workers in each socio-economic group that are covered by employment regulation. All percentages are measured with respect to the total number of dependent workers in each sub-group.... In PAGE 26: ... Finally, the probability of being covered by social security increases with the wage that a worker makes and the size of the firm in which he or she is employed. The percentages shown in Table12 do not control for correlations among variables that can be important in explaining who gets social security. For instance, low skilled workers are more likely to be employed in small firms, which in turn, are less likely to comply with social security regulations.... In PAGE 26: ... In order to properly assess this question, we run some probit regressions for Argentina and Venezuela to examine the determinants of social security coverage19. The results (see table 13 in the appendix) are very similar to the raw probabilities reported in Table12 . In particular, in both countries the probability of having social security increases with education, level of income, age, and urbanity.... ..."

"... In PAGE 12: ... Since few Mexicans migrate to countries other than the United States, the following sections will provide only limited reference to the Mexican case, as no experience on the implementation of the US-Mexican agreement is yet available. Moroccan migrants are mainly going to Europe, and France is by far the most important receiving country for Moroccan migrants ( Table15 ). Morocco has concluded various bilateral social security agreements with a number of European countries on the transferability of pensions and health benefits.... In PAGE 62: ...thousands) and bilateral social security agreements................................................ 72 Table15 Morocco: official migrants in major destination/sending areas in 2000 (thousands) and bilateral social security agreements.... ..."

"... In PAGE 4: ... TABLE 1 The final stage of the expansion of the Dutch welfare state and the period of contraction and reform afterwards may be illustrated by figures on the take-up of social protection benefits. Between 1970 and 1985, the number of benefit years provided by the Dutch social security system (including family benefits) increased strongly by 61 per cent ( Table1 ). Thereafter, the evolution was much more moderate.... ..."

"... In PAGE 9: ... If individuals were not found in the 1900 census, then attempts were made to locate them in the 1910 and 1920 censuses. Table5 shows the results of record linkage to the early US censuses. Table 5 About Here ... In PAGE 9: ... Table 5 shows the results of record linkage to the early US censuses. Table5 About Here ... ..."

"... In PAGE 13: ... Turkey, finally, has been one of the main providers of migrant labor to Europe since the 1960s. The main destination countries for Turkey are Germany, France, and Austria ( Table23 ). Turkey has concluded a series of comprehensive bilateral social security agreements with most European countries and a number of non-European countries, and is continuing its efforts to conclude further agreements.... In PAGE 62: ...ountries (%)............................................................................................................. 76 Table23 Turkey: official migrants in major destination/sending areas in 2000 ... ..."

"... In PAGE 18: ... Finally, the user requires to store information about the assignment of jobs to employees. Table4 shows the attributes of entities and relationships and Figure 9 the ER diagram. Entities or relationships Attributes Employee Social_Security_Number (key), Name, Nbr_Dependents, Type_Code.... ..."