The Use and Misuse of Income Data and Extreme Poverty

This paper examines extreme poverty in the U.S. using household surveys linked to administrative records.

2014 SIPP Evaluation Report: Class of Worker, Industry, and Occupation

This report describes the data review process for I&O content appearing on the SIPP 2014 Panel, Waves 1 and 2, and assesses the SIPP public use files.

Poverty Dynamics: An Overview of Longitudinal Poverty Estimates

This paper describes poverty using measures with different time horizons and studies the frequency of transitions into and out of poverty in the United States.

Family Complexity and Child Well-Being

Poster presentation on family complexity and child well-being, presented at the 2019 Southern Demographic Association meeting.

Do Interviewer Observation Agree with Previously Collected Survey Data

This paper explores the extent to which interviewer-generated reports of household demographic characteristics agree with previously collected survey reports.

Fathering Across Households

This paper uses a large, nationally representative dataset to examine the complexities of men’s fathering of minor children.

Implementing the 2018 Standard Occupational Classification System

Learn how the Census will implement the 2018 Census Occupation Code list and how classifications have changed over time.

The Link Between Socioeconomic Factors and Parental Mortality

In this paper, we use Wave 1 of the 2014 SIPP panel to evaluate whether linkages exist between socioeconomic factors and the timing of parental loss.

Racial Disparities in Women’s Occupational Mobility

Racial disparities exist in occupational mobility, with Black and Hispanic women less likely to exit service occupations than White, non-Hispanic women.