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WORKING PAPER | DECEMBER 2017
Poverty Dynamics in the 2014 SIPP
This paper examines trends in poverty using the redesigned Survey of Income and Program Participation (SIPP) 2014 Panel
Changes in Offer and Take-up of Employer Sponsored Health Insurance
Poster presented at the 2016 Association for Public Policy Analysis and Management (APPAM) conference.
Anchored and Relative: Supplemental Thresholds for the SPM
This paper develops a series of anchored and relative thresholds and explores the impact of these alternatives on SPM poverty rates from 2009-2016.
Using SNAP Administrative Records to Evaluate Poverty Measurement
In this paper, we link state SNAP administrative records to the CPS ASEC to examine two main outcomes related to poverty measurement.
WORKING PAPER | DECEMBER 06, 2017
A Multidimensional Poverty Measure using the American Community Survey
This paper uses the American Community Survey to create a multidimensional measure of poverty.
WORKING PAPER | NOVEMBER 29, 2017
Item Response Rates for Composite Variables
This paper proposes three new methods for aggregating data on response rates across questions to create a measure of item response for composite variables.
WORKING PAPER | NOVEMBER 2017
Parents Working Nonstandard Schedules: Who’s Burning the Midnight Oil?
This poster uses SIPP 2014, Wave 1 to analyze families in which a parent works a nonstandard schedule.
WORKING PAPER | OCTOBER 10, 2017
Multiple Partner Fertility in the US: A Demographic Portrait
Paper showing SIPP data on Multiple Partner Fertility in the United States.
WORKING PAPER | SEPTEMBER 12, 2017
What are Housing Assistance Support Recipients Reporting as Rent?
This paper shows research on how best to incorporate the reporting of rent from the ACS as part of the Census Bureau’s Supplemental Poverty Measure research.
WORKING PAPER | AUGUST 2017
Revising Poverty Assignments of Unrelated Children in the SPM Report
This paper describes a proposed revision to the assignment of “official” poverty status of unrelated individuals under age 15 in the SPM report.
WORKING PAPER | JULY 31, 2017
Changes to the Household Relationship Data in the CPS
This presentation covers four changes we’ve made to the household relationship data in the CPS over the last decade.
WORKING PAPER | JULY 27, 2017
Geographic Adjustments with BEA RPPs vs. ACS Median Rents: An Update
This paper compares the results of two different adjustments to the Supplemental Poverty Measure thresholds.
WORKING PAPER | JULY 26, 2017
Eliminating the Public Housing Adjustment
Working paper discussing the elimination of the public housing adjustment when estimating the value of housing subsidies for the Supplemental Poverty Measure.
WORKING PAPER | JULY 25, 2017
Do Older Americans Have More Income Than We Think?
This paper reassesses income and poverty statistics for the population aged 65 and over using the CPS ASEC linked to IRS and SSA administrative records.
WORKING PAPER | JULY 2017
Income Inequality among Regions and MSAs
This paper examines income inequality, the effect of government programs, and how these have changed over time among regions and different sizes of MSAs.
WORKING PAPER | JUNE 02, 2017
Evaluating Wealth Data in the Redesigned 2014 SIPP
This paper is to support the careful use of SIPP data by examining how changes to the SIPP from the 2008 panel to the 2014 panel affected wealth data quality.
WORKING PAPER | APRIL 2017
Who Has a Second-Generation Educational Attainment Advantage?
Working Paper presented at the Population Association of America Annual Meeting April 27-29, 2017.
Historical Living Arrangements of Older Adults: 1967–2016
This study looks at changes in the living arrangements of adults 50 years or older since the 1960s.
Racial Identity and Fertility Outcomes among Hispanic Origin Groups
Examines whether fertility varies by reported race of Hispanic origin women & the relationship of social and demographic characteristics on recent fertility.
Service over College
This study investigates whether military service acts a bridge to better economic outcomes for non-college degreed women who served in the Post-9/11 period.
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