This series and the associated data files feature data on the economic status of households and its relationship to social characteristics and to benefits received. The data are obtained from the monthly Survey of Income and Program Participation.

2003

Publication

Dynamics of Economic Well-Being: Spells of Unemployment, 1996-1999

September 2003

This report presents data from the SIPP on how long people remained unemployed during each of the times (spells) they experienced unemployment.

Publication

A Child's Day: 2000 (Selected Indicators of Child Well-Being)

August 2003

This is the second report based on data from the SIPP which provides a portrait of the well-being of children and their daily activities.

Publication

Dynamics of Economic Well-Being: Health Insurance 1996-1999

August 2003

This report examines health insurance coverage of people from 1996 to 1999, focusing on the dynamics of coverage and how patterns vary across groups.

Publication

Supplemental Security Income and Its Recipients: July 1997 and 1999

August 2003

This report provides a brief look at the SSI Program and its noninstitutional recipients – people with low incomes and resources and who are disabled or aged.

Publication

Dynamics of Economic Well-Being: Poverty 1996-1999

July 2003

This report examines poverty using 7 different measures: average monthly, episodic, chronic, annual, poverty spells, entry rates, and poverty exit rates.

Publication

Net Worth and Asset Ownership of Households: 1998 and 2000

May 2003

This report compares the levels of wealth and asset ownership with various socioeconomic factors, including monthly household income.

Publication

Extended Measures of Well-Being: Living Conditions in the U.S.: 1998

March 2003

This report measures living standards in different terms to deepen our knowledge about household conditions in ways not captured by money alone.

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