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Current Population Survey (CPS) Working Papers
Resarch and analysis of the Current Population Survey by Census Bureau authors.
Working Paper
A Model for the County-Level Estimation of Insurance Coverage
This paper describes technical details of a model to estimate the number of people without health insurance at the county level.
Working Paper
A Model for the State-Level Estimation of Insurance Coverage
This paper describes technical details of a model to estimate the number of people without health insurance at the state level.
Working Paper
Initial Assessment of Estimation of the NBCCEDP Eligible Population
This work investigates the feasibility of estimating the numbers of NCCEDP eligible women for states and counties, with demographic and income detail.
Working Paper
Evaluation of Poverty Estimates: A Comparison of the ACS and the CPS
The data analysis in this report focuses on comparisons of national estimates of poverty between the 2003 ACS and the 2004 CPS ASEC (income year 2003).
Working Paper
Methodology for Testing for a Rise in Child Poverty Rate
The US Census Bureau’s Small Area Estimates Branch annually provides the ACF in the HHS with model-based estimates of the number of children in poverty.
Working Paper
Pretesting Activities with CPS High School Validation Study Questions
Collaboration between NCES and AIR resulted in the CPS High School Validation Study questionnaire, to be embedded into the CPS’s 2006 education supplement.
Working Paper
Comparison of ACS and ASEC Data on Households and Families: 2004
This report focuses on comparisons of national distributions of household and family characteristics, between the 2004 ACS and the 2004 ASEC.
Working Paper
Estimates About Fertility and Grandparents
This report first compares estimates of the number of women who gave birth in the 12 months preceding the survey date.
Working Paper
Methods to Determine Participation of Eligible Populations for NBCCEDP
This paper describes technical details of developing a model to estimate the number of women without health insurance at the state and county level.
Working Paper
Using the t-distribution in Small Area Estimation
The US Census Bureau's SAIPE program produces poverty ratio estimates from Bayesian treatment of a Fay-Herriot model applied to direct state poverty ratio.
Working Paper
t-distribution to Deal with Outliers in Small Area Estimation
Small area estimation often applies linear models, such as the Fay-Herriot (1979) model, to direct survey estimates for the small areas.
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