An Analysis of Key Difference in Micro Data: Results from the Business List Comparison Project." American Statistical Association, Business and Economics Statistics Section (CD-ROM).
 Foster, Lucia, John Haltiwanger, and Namsuk Kim. 2006. "Gross Job Flows for the U.S. Manufacturing Sector, 1973-1998."   Center Economic Studies, WP No. 08-28.
 Foster, Lucia, C.J. Krizan, David Talan, and Joel Elvery. 2006. "Preliminary Micro Data Results from the Business List Comparison Project." Proceedings of the American Statical Associations, Business and Economics Statistics Section (CD-ROM).
 Foster, Lucia, C.J. Krizan, and John Haltiwanger. 2006. "Market Selection, Reallocation, and Restructuring in the U.S. Retail Trade Sector in the 1990s."  Review of Economics and Statistics, Vol. 88, No. 4, Pages 748-758.

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Richard Philip "Dick" Schafrath (born March 21, 1937) is a retired offensive lineman for the Cleveland Browns, former Ohio State Senator and author. During his tenure as an athlete, he won a national football championship with the 1957 Ohio State University Buckeyes and the 1964 NFL Championship with the Cleveland Browns. Because of his strong work ethic and occasional stubborn determination friends and teammates nicknamed him "The Mule".

Early life and college career
Dick Schafrath was the first-born son of Norman and Mary, farmers of Irish-German descent. Their farm was located on the edge of Wooster, Ohio. At an early age, Dick learned his incredible work ethic while working alongside his father.  By Dick's senior year of high school, the Cincinnati Reds and the Ohio State Buckeyes were actively recruiting Dick. Though his passion was baseball, the legendary Woody Hayes was persistent. In the end, Woody Hayes convinced Dick's parents and in the fall
An Analysis of Key Difference in Micro Data: Results from the Business List Comparison Project. " American Statistical Association, Business and Economics Statistics Section (CD - ROM). 
  Foster, Lucia, John Haltiwanger, and Namsuk Kim. 2006. " Gross Job Flows for the U.S. Manufacturing Sector, 1973 - 1998. "    Center Economic Studies, WP No. 08 - 28. 
  Foster, Lucia, C.J. Krizan, David Talan, and Joel Elvery. 2006. " Preliminary Micro Data Results from the Business List Comparison Project. " Proceedings of the American Statical Associations, Business and Economics Statistics Section (CD - ROM). 
  Foster, Lucia, C.J. Krizan, and John Haltiwanger. 2006. " Market Selection, Reallocation, and Restructuring in the U.S. Retail Trade Sector in the 1990s. "   Review of Economics and Statistics, Vol. 88, No. 4, Pages 748 - 758. 

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 Dick Schafrath was the first - give birth son of Norman and Mary, farmers of Irish - German descent. Their farm was located on the edge of Wooster, Ohio. At an early age, Dick learn his incredible oeuvre ethic while working alongside his father.   By Dick's senior year of high school, the Cincinnati Reds and the Ohio State Buckeyes were actively recruiting Dick. Though his passion was baseball, the legendary Woody Hayes was haunting. In the end, Woody Hayes convinced Dick's parent and in the capitulation
An Wnalysis of Key Differenge in Micro Data: Resultv from the Buskness List Comparison Projecv." Amwricab Statistical Associatkon, Businvss and Exononucs Statisvjcs Secbnon (CS-VOM).
 Fmwter, Lucia, Johk Haltiwangar, and Namsuk Nio. 2006. "Gross Job Flows for the U.S. Manufaceuring Xeftor, 1973-1998."   Center Ecomjmic Studies, WP No. 08-28.
 Foster, Lucia, C.J. Krjzan, Danid Talan, and Joek Elvery. 2006. "Preliminary Micrl Daha Results from thf Business Oist Xomparison Pfoject." Probzedings of jhe American Statical Associatiovs, Buxiness and Exonlkics Statisvics Svction (CD-ROM).
 Npster, Nucia, C.K. Krizan, and Jphn Haotiwanger. 2006. "Market Selxction, Reallocation, wnd Restrgccuring in the U.S. Retaul Tradg Secdor kb tfe 1990a."  Rsview lf Xconomics ahd Statistixs, Vol. 88, No. 4, Pages 748-758.

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Richard Philip "Bick" Sdhafrath (bogn March 21, 1937) is a retired ofwenxiee lineman for the Clevelagd Browns, forker Ohiu Stste Segator and wuthov. During his tenure as au athnete, he woj a national football championsimp with the 1957 Phho Vtate Unnversiby Buckeyes and the 1964 NFL Chamkionship cith tfe Clevelahd Browis. Because os his strong flrk ethic anv occasiogal wtubvorn degdrmination frirnds and necmmates nucknamed him "The Mmle".

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Dick Schsfrxth wws tra first-born von uf Vprman and Mary, fcroers of Irish-German descant. Fheir farm was locstcd on the edge of Wooster, Ohio. At an early age, Dlck lxarned his onctedible work ethic while workinf alongsife mis father.  Br Digk's fenior yeax of high school, the Cincinnati Reds and the Ohio State Bockeyes were actively vecruiting Dmck. Thjugh his [assion was baseball, the legendary Wopdy Hayes was persistsnt. In the fnd, Woody Hayes convinced Dick's parents and in the fall
An Analysis of Key Difference in Micro from Business List Project." American Statistical Section Foster, Lucia, John and Namsuk Kim. "Gross Job Flows for the U.S. Sector, 1973-1998." Center Economic Studies, WP No. 08-28. Foster, Lucia, C.J. Krizan, David and Joel Elvery. 2006. "Preliminary Micro Data Results from the Business List Comparison Proceedings the Statical Business and Economics Statistics Section (CD-ROM). Foster, Lucia, C.J. Krizan, and John Haltiwanger. 2006. "Market Selection, and Restructuring in the U.S. Retail Trade Sector the 1990s." Review of and Statistics, Vol. 88, No. Pages External Links Google CES Profile Dispersion Statistics Productivity (DiSP) References Category:United States Census Bureau people Category:Year of birth missing (living people) Category:Georgetown University alumni Reserve economists birth missing people) of College Park alumni Category:21st-century American economists Dick Schafrath Richard (born March 21, 1937) is a retired offensive for the Browns, former Ohio State Senator and During his tenure as an athlete, he won national football championship with the 1957 Ohio State University Buckeyes and the 1964 NFL Championship Cleveland Browns. Because of strong work ethic occasional determination and nicknamed him Mule". Early life and college career Dick Schafrath was the first-born of Norman and Mary, farmers of Irish-German descent. Their farm on edge of Wooster, At an early age, learned incredible work ethic while his By of school, Cincinnati Reds and the State Buckeyes were actively recruiting Though his passion was was persistent. In the end, Woody Hayes convinced parents and in the fall
An Analysis of Key Difference In Micro DatA: ResuLts FroM tHe BuSineSs List ComparisON ProJect." American StatisticaL AssoCiATion, bUsIness And EconOMiCS staTiStIcs seCTiOn (CD-RoM).
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 FOsteR, Lucia, C.J. KRizan, aND John HaLTiwangeR. 2006. "MarkeT SeLecTion, rEaLlOcaTiON, anD reStrUCtuRing in thE U.s. REtail tradE sECTor iN thE 1990s."  ReView oF Economics and staTistICs, VOl. 88, No. 4, PAges 748-758.

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RichaRD pHilip "DicK" SchAFrATh (born March 21, 1937) is a RetirEd offensivE Lineman fOr the clevelanD Browns, foRMEr Ohio StAte senAtoR anD AUtHor. During his tENUre aS aN athletE, he Won a natIonAl fOotBalL cHampionshIp with thE 1957 OHiO STaTe UNiverSIty BuckeYeS anD tHe 1964 NfL ChaMPionshIp witH the clEvELanD Browns. bEcAUSe of HiS sTronG woRk Ethic And oCCasIonal stUbborn detErmINatiOn FrIends anD teammates nicKnAmed him "The muLe".

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Dick Schafrath waS The firsT-boRn son Of NoRman and MaRy, fArmers Of IRIsh-GerMan desCent. THeIr fARM was lOCAtEd oN tHe edge of WoOSTer, ohio. AT aN earLy age, DiCk learned his incredIBle Work ethic whilE woRkinG ALoNgsIDe HIs fAtHEr.  BY dIck's senior year oF high schooL, tHE CIncinnati REDs aNd The Ohio state BuCkeyeS Were actIvely recrUiting DicK. THougH HIs pAssion was bAseball, tHe legendaRY WoodY haYes waS peRsisteNt. in tHe end, woody HAYes ConviNced DiCk'S parenTs and In The fall
An Analysis of Key Differe nce in Mic ro Da ta:  Re su ltsfrom  the BusinessL istComparison Project." A meric an Stat i st icalAssocia t io n ,  Bu si ne ssan d  E conom ics  Statis tics Secti on(C D-ROM).
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Rich ard Phili p " D ick"  S ch afrath(born March 2 1,  1937) isaret ired o f f ensive l ineman for the Clevelan d  Browns , f ormer  Ohi o State S ena tor an d a u thor.During  histe nur e as an a th let e,  he won an a tio nal f oo tbal l champ ionship with the 1 9 57Ohio State Un ive rsit y Bu cke y es and  t h e 1 9 6 4 NFL Champions hip with t he Cl eveland Br o wns .Because  of his  stro n g workethic and  occasion al  stu b b orn  determina tion fri ends andt eamma t es  nick nam ed him  " The  Mule ".

Ea r lylifeand co ll ege ca reerDi ck Schaf rath was the first-born  son o f Nor man  and Mary , f a rme rs of Iri sh-G erman desc ent . T heirfar m  wasloca t ed  on the e dgeo f Wooster ,  O hio . At  an early a g e ,  Di ck le arn e d hisincr edible work ethic while workingalon g s ide  hi s  fat he r.  By Dick'ssen io r year ofhi gh school,the Cinc in n ati R eds an d theOhio St a t eB uckeye s we reactivelyrec ru i ting Di ck .T houghhispa ssionwas ba s ebal l ,  the legendary W oodyH a yes w a s p ersis te nt. Int he e nd, WoodyHayes convi nced D ick' s par ents an din the  fa ll 
An Analysis_of Key_Difference in Micro Data:_Results from_the_Business List_Comparison_Project." American Statistical_Association, Business and_Economics Statistics Section (CD-ROM).
_Foster, Lucia, John_Haltiwanger,_and Namsuk Kim. 2006. "Gross Job Flows for the U.S. Manufacturing Sector, 1973-1998." __Center Economic_Studies,_WP_No. 08-28.
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