CuART 13 
CycricaAL FrLucTUATIONS IN MALE IMMIGRATION AND FacToRY 
EMprLoYMENT: 1890-1914. 
Three-month moving averages of deviations from trend, corrected for 
seasonal variation. Unit= one standard deviation 
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»The numerical data for the male immigration curve are in Appendix Table III. 
The employment curve represents a three-month moving average of data in Appendix 
Table V, expressed in multiples of their standard deviation, 4.55 per cent. 
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