Enlistment Early Warning System and Accession Crisis Prevention Process. Volumes 2 and 3.

Abstract

This study examines the feasibility of developing and implementing 1) an automated information system (EEWS) for providing timely, credible evidence of impending enlistments shortfalls, and 2) a streamlined communication, programming, an d budgeting process (ACPP) for responding to such evidence and reducing delays in the application of resources. A thorough review of existing early warning systems and forecasting methodologies was conducted (Vols. II and III). Using regression analysis with national-level monthly data (1/76-3/83), preliminary forecasting models for each Service were estimated for high-quality enlistment contract. A univariate ARIMA forecasting model for unemployment was estimated with national-level monthly data (1/72-3/83).

Document Details

Document Type
Technical Report
Publication Date
Jun 15, 1984
Accession Number
ADA152868

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  • G. Yates
  • L. Goldbert
  • P. Greenston
  • R. Hunter
  • S. Andrews

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  • Computer Programming
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