Regarding The New Worklife Expectancy Tables

Gluck, Andrew L.

doi:10.5085/0898-5510-9.3.335

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“…Researchers (Rodgers, AREA Meeting, 2001) have questioned The New Tables as a "black box" because the "continuum of disability" (Gluck, 1996 and Gibson under "Adjustment to Specific Case") weightings are mysterious. Computer output from VEI's Worklife Probability computer program prints out the "continuum" assumption used for each particular case, which, if assumed to be 100%, will print instead the classification used (e.g., ND, NSD, or SD).…”

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