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Working Paper
An Overview of Survey of Income and Program Participation, Update 1
This paper provides a general introduction to the survey. It incorporates information on several changes that were made in the SIPP program after June 1984.


Working Paper
Conference on Measurement of Noncash Benefits
The Bureau of the Census held a Conference on the Measurement of Noncash Benefits on December 12 to 14, 1985 in Williamsburg, Virginia.


Working Paper
Methodologies for Imputing Longitudinal Survey Items
The focus of this report is an initial study of the imputation of missing items in a longitudinal survey.


Working Paper
A Comparison of Seven Imputation Procedures for ISDP
Evaluates seven different methods of imputation for continuous data in a longitudinal survey. The methods are described as are the procedures to compare them.


Working Paper
Enhancing Data From SIPP With Data From Economic Censuses and Surveys
Data in the SIPP will be valuable to labor market analysis, but, do not include characteristics of the employer for which the sample persons worked.


Working Paper
Summary of the Content of the 1984 Panel of the SIPP
The SIPP was designed to provide data on the income and economic situation of the U.S. population on a continuing basis.


Working Paper
New Household Survey and the CPS: A Look at Labor Force Differences
This article compares the labor force concepts and methods used in the SIPP with those in the CPS.


Working Paper
Using the SIPP for Research on the Older Population
Answering policy questions about the elderly and their role in American society has been hampered by the specialized nature of existing data sets.

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