SIPP 1984 Panel Wave 06 - Core File - Census.gov

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SURVEY OF INCONE AND PROGRAM PARTICIPATION (SIPP)

HAVE 6 RECTANGULAR MICRODATA PILE

TECHNICAL DOCUMENTATION

Washington, D.C.

1988

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMWERCE

Malcolm Baldrige. Secretary Clarence J. Brown, Deputy Secretary

Robert Ortner. Under Secretary for Economic Affairs

BUREAU OF THE CENSUS

John G. Keane, Director C. Louis Kincannon. Deputy Director

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BUREAU OF THE CENSUS

John G. Keane. Director C. Louis Kincannon, Deputy Director

DATA USER SERVICES DIVISION

Gerard C. Iannelli, Chief Marshall L. Turner, Jr., Assistant Chief

for User Services Paul T. Zeisset, Assistant Chief for

Statistical Reports

ACKNOWLEDGRERIS

This technical documentation was prepared within the Data Access and Use Staff, under the direction of James P. Curry, Chief, and Barbara J. Aldrich, Chief of its Technical Information Section. Annette Ralston was coordinator for this documentation. Arnold Goldstein prepared the section on sample design estimates and reliability of the data based on materials developed by the Statistical Methods Division. James Clark provided technical assistance on the data dictionary. The data dictionary was developed from materials prepared by Deaographic Surveys Division staff. The alphabetic index to the data dictionary was prepared by Paul T. Zeisset. Word processing support was provided by Joann W. Sutton, Jill S. Worthington, and Peggy Taber.

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The file should be cited as follows:

Survey of Income and Program Participation (SIPP) Wave 6 Rectangular Microdata File [machine-readable data file] / prepared by the Bureau of the Census. --Washington: The Bureau [producer and distributor]. 1986.

The technical documentation should be cited as follows:

Survey of Income and Program Participation (SIPP) Wave 6 Rectangular Microdata Technical Documentation 1 prepared by the Data User Services Division, Bureau of the Census. --Washington: The Bureau, 1986.

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For additional information concerning the guestionnaire content, contact Jack McNeil (763-7946) or John Coder (763-5060) in Population Division. Bureau of the Census, Washington, D.C. 20233.

For additional general information about SIPP. contact Daniel Kasprzyk (763-5784) or David McMillen (763-5592) in Population Division, Bureau of the Census, Washington, D.C. 20233.

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SURVEY OF INCOME AND PROGRAM PARTICIPATION (SIPP) WAVE 6 RECTANGULAR MICRODATA FILE


GENERAL INFORMATION

INTRODUCTION ................................ 1

PLANNED PRODUCTS FROM SIPP. ........................ 5

SAMPLE DESIGN. ESTIMATES. AND RELIABILITY OF THE DATA ........... 7

APPENDIX A--BIBLIOGRAPW. ......................... A-l

APPENDIX B--GLOSSARY OF SELECTED TERMS. .................. B-l

TECRNICAL INFORMATION

USERNOTES.................................ii I

ABSTRACT .................................. 1

FILE INFORRATION Geographic Coverage .......................... 7 Identification Number System. ..................... 7 Topcoding of Income Variables ..................... 7

INDEX TO SIPP RECTANGULAR ,CORE FILE .................... Q

HOW TO USE THE DATA DICTIONARY. ...................... 31

DATA DICTIONARY Sample Unit Information . . . . . ................... 33 Household Information . . . . . . ................... 36 Family Information. . . . . . . . ................... 128 Person Information. . . . . . . . ................... 155 Wage/Salary Information . . . . . ................... 287 Self-Eaployment Information . . . ................... 301 General Typs 1 Income Information ................... 319 General Typa 2 Income information ................... 403

APPENDICES A. CODE

A-l Income Source Code List . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . 443 A-2 Income Sources Included in Monthly Cash Income. . . . . . . . 445 A-3 Sources of Means-Tested Benefits Covered in SIPP. . . . . . . 447 A-4 1980 Census of Population Occupation Classification System. . 449 A-5 1980 Census of Population Industry Classification System. . . 463

B. Facsia !iles of Control Card and Questionnaire . . . . . . . . . . . . 471 C. Compar ison of Item Locations on Wave 1 and Later Waves . . . . . . . 519

LISTS

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SDRVEY OF INCOME AND PROGRAM PARTICIPATION (SIPP)

WAVE 6 RECTANGULAR MICRODATA FILE

TECHNICAL DOCUHENTATION

GENERAL INFORMATION

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INTROOUCTION

Survey Content .

There are three basic elements contained in the overall design of the survey content. The first is a control card that serves several important functions. The control card is used to record basic social and demographic characteristics for each person in the household at the time of the initial interview. Because households are interviewed a total of eight or nine times, the card is also used to record changes in characteristics such as age, educational attainment, and marital status, and to record the dates when persons enter or leave the household. Finally, during each interview, information on each source of income received and the name of each job or business is transcribed to the card so that this information can be used in the updating process in subsequent interviews. A facsimile of the control card appears in an appendix to the technical documentation of SIPP files.

The second major element of the survey content is the core portion of the questionnaire. The core questions are repeated at each interview and cover labor force activity, the types and amounts of income received during the 4-month.referencc' period, and participation status in various programs. Some of the important elements of labor force activity are recorded separately for each week of the period. Income recipiency and amounts are recorded on a monthly basis with the exception of amounts of property income (interest, dividends, rent, etc.) which are recorded as totals for the 4-month period. The core also contains questions covering attendance inpostsecondary schools, private health insurance coverage, public or subsidized rental housing, low-income energy assistance, and school breakfast and lunch participation. A .'acsimile of the questionnaire appears as an appendix in the technical documentation.

The third major element is the various supplements or topical ieodules that will be asked during selected household visits. The topical modules cover areas that need not be examined every 4 months. Certain of these topical modules are considered to be so important that they are viewed as an integral part of the overall survey. Other topical modules have more specific and Mre limited purposes. No topical modules were included in the first or second waves of SIPP. (See the following section on sample design for a definition of the term "wave.') The third wave topical module covers (1) educational attainment, (2) work history, and (31 health characteristics (including disability). The fourth wave topical module covers (1) assets and liabilities, (2) pension plan coverage, and (3) housing characteristics.

Samle Desion

The SIPP sample design for the 19.84 panel consists of about 26,000 housing units selected to represent the noninstitutional population of the United States of which about 21,000 of these uere occupied and eligible for interview. The chart on the following page shows the san@le design for the first panel of SIPP. The sample households within a given panel are divided into four subsamples of nearly equal size. These subsarnples are called rotation groups and one rotation group is interviewed each month. Each household in the sample was scheduled to be interviewed at 4-month intervals over a period of 2 l/2 years beginning in October 1983. The reference period for the questions is the 4-month period preceding the interview. For exaa@le. households interviewed in Gctober 1983 were asked questions for the months June. July, August, and September. This household was interviewed again in February 1984 for the October through January period.

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Oesfgn of Ffrst SIPP Panel

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Feb.84 March 84 Aprfl 84

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' Sepi' Oct., Nov. (83) ;$I. Ott:: Nov., Dec. (83)

Oct., Nov., Dec. (831, Jan. (84) bee. (83). Jan., Feb. (84)

z:‘(aI. Jan., Feb., March (84)

w 84 June 84 July 84 Aug. 84

Jan.. Feb., H'arch. Awl1 (841 Feb.; March, April. ky (84) March, April, Hay, June (84) April, Hay, June, July (841

Ziti" Nov: 84 Dec. 84

thy, June, July, Aug. (841

Jan. 8S Sapt., Oct., Nov.. Dec. WI Feb. 85 Oct., Mov., Dec. (841, Jan. (B5?- March 05 Nov., Dec. (84). Jan., Feb. (85, April 8S Dec. (841, Jan., Feb., March (85:

Jan., Feb., I!arch, Aprfl (85~ Feb., March, Nrfl. May (85) Warch, Aprfl, Way, June (BS) April, May, June, July (85)

My, June, July, Aug. (851 June, July, Aug., Sept. (851 July, Aug., Sept., Oct. (85) Aug., Sept., Oct., Nov. (85)

Jan. 86 Feb. 66 March 86 April 86

Se&Lmh:t., Nov., Dec. (851 Dec. (851, Jan. (86)

l * Dec*'(BS), Jan E:‘(BS): Jan.,, Feb::

Feb. (86) March (86)

Jan., Feb., March, April (86) Feb.. March. April, Hay (86) March, April, May, June (861 April, May, June, July (86).

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In general, one cycle of inteWfewS covering the entire samp7e, using the same questionnafre, is called a wave. 1 This design was chosen because it provides a smooth and steady work load for data collection and processing.

A new panel of slfghtly smaller size is scheduled to be Introduced fn February 1985 and in January of each succeeding year. This overlapping design provides a, much larger sample sfre (almost twice as large) from which cross-sectlonal estimates can be trade. The overlap also enhances the survey’s ability to measure change by lowering the standard errors on differences between estimates for two points In time.

.Survey llperatlons

Data collection operatfons are managed through the Census Bureau's 12 permanent reglonal offices. A staff of interviewers assigned to SIPP conduct intewfews by personal visit each month with most Interviewing completed during the first 2 weeks of that month. Completed questfonnaites are transmitted to the regional offices where they undergo an extensive clerfcal edit before being entered into the Bureau's SIPP data processing system. Upon enterlng thfs processing system the data are subjected to a detailed computer edit. Errors Identified in this phase are corrected and computer processfng continues.

Two of the major steps of computer processing are the assignment of wtfghts to each sample person and Imputation for q fssing survey responses. The uefghting procedures assure that SIPP estimates of the nutier of persons agree with fnde- pendent l stfmates of the populatfon within specified age, race, and sex categories. The procedures also assure close correspondence wfth monthly CPS estimates of households. In almost all cases, a survey nonresponse is assigned a value in the Imputation phase of processing. The imputation for mfssing responses is based on procedures generally referred to as the 'hot deck' approach. This approach asslgns values for the nonresponse from a sample person rho dld provfde a response and who has characteristfct similar to those of the nonrespondent.

The longftudfnal dcsfgn of SIPP dictates that all persons 15 years old and over present as household members at the tftne of the first fnterview be part of the survey throughout the entire 2 l/2 year-period. To meet this goal the survey collects fnformation useful In locating persons who move. In addftfon, field procedures were establlshed that allow for the transfer of sample cases between regional offices. Persons aovfng within a lOO-mnile radius of an original sampling area (a county or group of counties) are followed and continue with the normal persoar interviews at 44onth fntervals. Those umvlng to a new residence th8t fall outside the 1OO-mfle radfus of any SIPP sampling area are interviewed by telephone. The geographic areas defined by these rules contafn wre than 95 percent of the U.S. populatfon. Persons moving to Alaska, outside ;$$ited States, or Into an fnstitution or mflltary barracks are not inter-

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IAs indicated In the chart on the prevfous page, wave 2 comprised only three rotatlon groups (three-fourths of the full sample). Thfs uctptfon was made In order to have the wave 6 topical aMule (covering taxes and other previous calendar year Information) fall In the months of Iday, June, July, and August.

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Because most types of analysis using SIPP data uf 11 be dependent not on data for -- fndivfduals but on groups of indfvfduals (households, familfes, etc.), provisions were made to interview all 'new. persons living with orgfnal sample persons (those fntewfewed in the first wave). These new sample persons -. entering the survey through contact with origfnal sample persons are considered as part of the sample only while residing with the original sample person.

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PLANNED PRODUCTS FROM SIPP ,I--

Data from SIPP will be used to examine differences among groups at a given point In time (cross-sectional analysfs) and differences over time in the status of given persons and households (longftudinal analysis). Examples of SIPP pioducts planned or under consideration are discussed below. Check the Monthly Product , Announcement WA), CENDATA. or Data User News for announcements and am relating to, these products. ThemrGf charge) may be ordered from Customer Scwfces and Data User ($21 annual subscription rate) may be ordered from the U.S. Government ng Office using the order forms on page 4-5. CENDATA is online information available through information services vendors. For further information, contact Data User Services Dfvisfon on (301) 763-4100.

Monthly average reports. The current report, Economic Characteristfcs of Households in the Unfted States: 3rd Quarter, lgB3 (P-70, No. 1) showing average !mnayTbotforcex,Md program parttcipatlon mi&ics is an

..example of this type of report and is the first in a quarterly series. It is also possfble to prepare mnthly average estimates for longer time periods, and a publfcatfon fs planned uhfch wilt show monthly averages for calendar year 1984.

Monthly transftfon reports. Because information on many characteristics is collected for individual mnths, ft is possible to tabulate data on month-to-month changes in labor force status, program participation status, and other statuses of Interest. Monthly transitfon reports would present average monthly data for given reference periods (e.g., the average monthly rate of new labor force participants for the fourth quarter of 1983).

Calendar-year proffle reports. These reports will provide data on the economic activfty-of persons and households over the course of a calendar year. Examples of the types of data that would be contained in these reports fnclude annual earnings of persons, annual fncome of families and households, poverty status of persons and families, work experience during the calendar year, and compositfonal changes in families and households during the year.

Topical reports. The Census Bureau expects to produce periodic or single-time reports on particular topfcs (e.g. disabflity and earnfngs, health insurance coverage, household net worth). The source of the data for these reports may be either the core or topical modules or some combination of the two.

Characteristka of persons over 1 and 2 year span. By matchfng together consecutive fntervfeus, It wfll be possfble to obtain a amnth-by-month history of persons over periods of a year or longer. The reports fn this serfes will provide fnfwution on changes In lfving arrangements, labor force partfcfpation, Inem, and progru participation during l-year or 2-year perlods.

Characteristics of fmmilles and households wer I and 2 year span. Reports in this series will be similar In concept to the person reports described above. A complfcatfng factor is the coaposftfonal change that ~$11 occur in families and households over time.

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Special analytical reports. These reports will focus on special topics and be based on a file constructed by matching consecutive lntcrvfews. The reports are - likely to contain an analysis of the time period preceding and/or followfng a particular event such as a job change , a change in employment status, a marital _ disruption, or a move to a new address. I

Public-use data files. Initially, files containing data collected in a full wave will be available. These files will be available for purchase by the public shortly after the quarterly reports are released. In addition to the modified hierarchical Yave 1 file, a rectangular file will be available in late Dutnber 1984. Other data files that will be made available for public use include calendar year longitudinal files showing monthly data for the U-month period, panel longitudinal files showing amthly data for the entire life of the panel, and topical module files containing core and topical aodule data covering the $-month reference period for a specified wave.

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SAnPLE ozsr(;N, ZSTmTES, AND RELUBILZTY OF TXE DATA .

‘Lhir l ctloa deals ~5th design of the rmvey sample, weighting of responses, me of avnericll factor8 to oap4a84te for 108s than a full sample in making e8ti- utos, c4lcul4Uon of rundud error*, ubd me of iaput8tlon fl8g8.

Sample Design

The SIPP rurvey Is bssed oa a mSltl-stage l trstifld r8mple of the aoniMtltu- tlonal resident popolatlon ef the United Stat8s. More 8pclflcally, the mri- verse of the 8urwy laclrdes pnom Uring in hounhold8, plu those perrons

" llrlng Ln group qmrtus 8och u college dormltorlas 8nd roaing ho-es. Ia llave 1 of the (904 Panel, l&ate8 of lnstitutloa8, s&i u hmes for the aged, mad pehons living abroad were not la the smvey -verse and thus not eligible for fnterdeu. Parsoas miding in PiUUry barracks, although put of the nonlnstltutional popu&tion, ware rho ucl~ed From the skuvay mlverse in W4ve 1. Other people ln the Armed Forces uere l llglble , l loag u they mre living ln a homlag,wi%t, uhether off hue or 00.

?or Wave 2 and sabs*q\mt m-8, ia*tltutloa4Uzed person8, pr8on8 living abroad, and tho8e liting In tilltary hrracks kc-e l llglble for the 8-y wily If they move ln+o homing atits tn the witad States with origin41 sample persons, i.e., those who were lnterviewd la Vwm 1.

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S8lec+ionofFrlBaryS8mpllng0al~

m redrre sample s*lectioa and laterriewiag coets the QIruus Bureau first 88leeu cerain 8r8u to b8 iacltlded la the 88mple, and then umples households ulthln the 8eleeted areas. l%e flr8t stage of thls design lnrolves the selection of these ueu. l&e first step of this pocedtrre is the defiaition of the altad stat.08 la tore8 of ooatier or group8 of cormties celled primmy supling mlt8 or PSU’a.

?880*8 wltb alsUer key 8oclouon ale ohuutorl8tia ue grouped together Into 8-S-. Thu onm 8a8plo OS0 18 ulect8d fra each strata. ZIte PSfPs rred for 8IpPue 4 scburpk of the 88mpl8 PSO*s a88d ia the Cmr8ntmpul8tioa Suvey.

of the 174 8tr4t4 Fat0 uhlcb PsU*d ear8 cl888lfld for the 1904 purl, 45 con- 8lsad of aaly 8 hrga l lnglo rtropoUt8n ~881 these 45 ueas ware ulectsd into the rap10 vith mrwlnty. Then 45 P8U's ua -mod l self-npruenUng.m Zbe raalalag 1 a stata consl8tod of 2 or more l SV8, fra ehich only one 'rs l eloetd iato the 8aple. mu. Pm’s are tarnd l noli-eetf-represen~g- bocarre they eere nlocted to repruent other PSU.8 la their str8tm 4s well 8* theuelves .

The sttata froP rNch non-self-representing PSU*s ue selected typically cross State lines. Yor example, aside from ths Detroit metro area, which represen+r itSelf, suplod PSU*s in BIichigSn represant 8 geographically diverse area - areas spread onr the IUdvestsrn St8tea. (The, a tabulation of data codad ta wchig-, fpr sample, till not field rouonabls rsriutm for that sate. batherr S+te cods8 an the ricrodsta filss us priastily usoful for determining l ppUeabl8 criaria for program rhicb vary fmm Sate to State.)

saloctioaofaItbata SaDplingunits

To l rin at tbo sample of housrbolds, geogrsphic tits cslled l numera+lon distrieu (P)‘s), rlth an anrage 310 hamlag wita, axe l upled fm uithin oath of thee. SJPP supl* ?su’s. Witbin th8se l lected 8Dvs 2 to 4 living w-t *or ultiuts sampling wits tU8Ues), an systeutic&lly selected fm address Ustr prepared for the 1970 csasus. xi the address lists &re iacsaplots, aas11 &ad usu srs supled. ~McaurAtforli~agquutsrsbuilt vlthia l sch sf the suplr ueu sfmr t&a 1970 caasus, l ample is drswa of pami+r issued for coastmctiaa of residentis Uring quuters throuqh Much 1983. In jorisdictions that do not issue bull.diag petite, sm8ll luld areu m sampled and t&a lldag quuwrs within em li8tmd by field psnoaael sad thea submmpled. Ia sdditioa. sup18 UrLaq mrs sre sslectod from supplsaeaul frsmss that include mohilm bms parks urd new cous+rucMoa for which p&U - wrs issued prior to Jmmsy 1, 1970, but for which coplwuction wu not eapleted uatil attar April 1, 1970.

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T!m objatin of tks ssmplfag is ts abtrta s sslf-rrtghciag probsbillty sample. Ia 8 solf-usigha%g sup10 , 8nry sup10 umit hu the sams omrall prob&iUty of ulsetton. Xa self-represea~ag ?8U*s the supliag rsW is about 1 in 3,700. Ia son-self-repressatiag ?SU*s, the s88pUag rate is Ugher, u the 8smpUng is Adjusm to s8umnt for the ?SU*s pmbability of sokction. Poor swple, if s non-self-repraaentiag ?SU vu wlectsd dth a prab&MUty of l/lo, the ssmpliag r8u within t& 98U rorrld be mghly 1 la 370 ias- of 1 la 3,700.

In llan 1, wts of sbmt 1,000 4Aglble Udag quutsrs uers aot'iatsr- vimd boc~uso @my refuaod to h iatervhwed, coold rmt b farad at has, were trporuily &meat, or wra othmwi8a muvallabla. 2hua bousdaoLds wm uot laumbved iarua 2, ad vere clusified u aoaiatervievs because they vere di*bla for laclasba. Uue 2laclndodmly3oftb4rotatioagrmps. Poor thMo8usoasMdU8xuultoffolladagaonxs, l total of 14,532 Utiag

quartan me8 dssigaatsd for Uw8 2. Wtbu*,833umrmEetio~rvimdbuou they 80 luaqor 8ontalasd l liglblo rmqoadan~. baa mlditioual 719 hameholds rrrmaotlaLntrnhumd iaUsws2beuuss of geoqrspbicslnmo~aess orbcause of tha rmuom listi sbom for Warn 1 aabiatsnhus. Tha amiatervhw r8u for - Wan 1 was 9 pmnfr and the cabimd nmintorvkw rata for Uam 1 sadNsm 2 we 9.4 *mat.

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The ertimstion procedure used to derive SIPP person weights involves several stages of vefght adjurtaenU. In the first wsve, each person received a hue weight equal to the l.merre of his/her probabiUty of selection. In the second wave, each person recmivmd l base weight that sccounted for dlfferenoes in.the pro&biUty of seloctioa caused by the following of momrs.

. b aoniototiew sdjustint factor was spplisd to the weight of UC& interviewed person to account for persons in occupied living quarters who ware l Ugible for the sup10 bpt wre sot intervlwnd. A futoy vu applied tn each interviewed person's veight to 8ccouat for ths SIPP ramp10 areas WC having the sams populatioa distrlbutloa as the strata ftca which they nre selectad.

An additIona saga of sdjustasnt +o personsq wigha vu psrforsed to bring the sample l stisates into 8gzeswnt with indepsadsnt monthly l st;tastes of the eidlba (aad some military) noniostitutionslpopulstioaof ths OnitsdStatss by l -r race, md sex. These independent sstisatar were hued aa statlstia on birth, deaths, immigration, aad edgration; 8nd sutistics oa the strength of the Armed ?orcm. To incrase l emaracy, nrighu wre further adjusted in such s uanm that SIPP sample sstimstes would closely sgres tith Cumsat Populstion Survey (CPS) l stiutes by type of householder (rsrrled, l ingle with mIstives or singla without relstivws by sex sad race) sad relatiomhip TV householder (spouse or other). The estimation procedure for the data in tha rmport abo inrolvud an sdjusaent so that the hasband snd wife of 8 household received the sa weight.

.A weight estimation procedure described above resulte1 in persons' weighu mng fror about SO0 to 10,000. Persoas in the suple for less than the matire I-month period receirrd saro tights for mnths aot in the ample. Stuting'in Yaw S tha amlgbtiaq systsmuill slso bs sdjusted fo ueouatfor s reduction in ths number of sample Anita interwlouod. nut sts+istlc~l softwue packages handle u8lghted data vlth no dlfftculty. In Ubulattng l char8cter- istic the softwars takes each nsponse uid appfies the gersoa weight.

figure 1 illustrstas s simple l xsaple, in wblch 3 of 5 persoas uork full-time. 2 do not. But since the persons who do aot wrk full-Us happsn to havs higher mights Mm tha othws, mightad totals shaw the two groups tobs oqaal.

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Preparing Iational Zeiratss for Persoas, ?sdlics, aad Uouseholds

Wafghts for prsonr are carried on each psrson ncord, on both tha nlstionsl (hl.orsrchicsl) and rectangulsr files. Ueightrtr for households and f&Ues. us cudsd, rupactiv8ly, oa ths bousahorci and family records af the relational film. Ths weighting procsss defiau UIo vsigbtof tbs howehold tobs ths sari aa the wightof the household rrfaraaco pmrson er bousaboldmr, utd the wight of a family or wbfsaily is th8t of the family or subfamily rmfarace psrsou.

On the nctangulsr film, wham household, family, and subfaally ugunts l ppmr oa l ch psrson rocord, all of the applkabl8 nighm caa k found in that record. Tallying housahold characteis+tcs from l nry record would result in counting multi-penon heusoholds more thrn omm. Oas vsy to avoid l stimsting more households than tharr rrally am is to tally household charae~risties

.. using only the householdarqs ncord, slaa then tr alvsys elm and only one househo&dsr per household. Siailulyr #a racords of faly or subfsmily referwaco pusons can br wed in gwerstiag family and subfamily utiutes.

of couns, msny dmsind household chuscteristia are sot already shovn on household raeords or l gmsnts, but srm derived by sumurirlng the chuac- taristks of the prnom in the housahold, .u for l rupla, the aumber OF porsoas 6S yun old and owr in the household. Doing a0 with SIPP files is momevhat more conplicatsd thsn vitb films la rNcb person scuds ara ursngmd io a strictly hiorsrchicsl fashion athin household.

Bousohold records in SIPP rmlatioaal fflos carry pintan to each pc.ron who vas a mmber.of the household. Thor8 an fiw se- of poixtton, oa8 for uch month of the referents period and ona for tba inte&ou month. The nctsngulu fiti doss not ham thase bumhold-W-parson poinwrs, brat doss ldwtify the address 10 of tha household of which tha gesaaw l rrkr uch month. The file can k rssdilly sorted on addr8ss XD within supla unit to group bounhold mubsrr togetbu for any pamcolar raforeaca month. Another optlon l milablm +c rmc- tangalar file unn is to sort o the psnota aumbu of the bunholder, proridad oa l uh household mmbar's record.

ttimstu for grmp8 OL pu8ou etbar thu hoa8ahoids ud fnillu

son wly8a iavolm mammsriziag to units other thur housrholds or ZJUes. .me ~ZSOW Within l h06sahold rho bmufit tru food StUQS arm w such

l xuplo. my put 02 8 fsmily wy ncdw aid or then uy bs two l puste food stamp u8im lldng toqmtbr. lor uch toad atamp mcoitiaq onit am adult haasahold rmbor 18 duiqnated u tha prims ndpiut. The SIPP quastionndre dso identifies rbich dtildrmn sad.o#er household Mars ua eovumd by those food atups.

?wd rtup eomr8gm la rocordod on the SIPP files ia tro way% PLnt, tie pri- nry mdpiant’s rrwrd iacludas tha gonon mumbars of each haanhold msnbsr 00wnd, and uch of tbm other covmnd prsoas’ records ha8 l flag thst irdic~- tn rmbuship 10 8 food sump nceitiag wit. only the @may recipioat's - record specifies the smouats of food saps rrcalvmd for the unit..

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W tsbulste the chsracteristics of sll food stsmp recipientr in a household, the easiest spproech sight be to sort recipientr together within households using the recipiency flsgs. But if it is neces88ry to dfscriminatc between multiple food atimp receiviag uai+3 vlthin a household, the only wy is to examine the primuy rscfpient*s record and use itx list of Freon numbers to pint to the secondbry ruipients in thbt unit. Then one could sumuarlze appropriate chsracteristics uross the Freon records. 'Ihfs wy one could determine whether the food 8-p ruipiensy unit iaeludos s wge-ebrner, is put of a idly below the porrrw level, Uras together tith persons who are not covmrmd, and so forth.

Other progrsms for which there ue pointers from the primary recipfent*s record to other ruipiena la the household iaclude H@icsid, AFDC, fostsr children PAP--r genersl sssistsace, heslth insursnce, Rsilrosd Retirsseat, Socisl Secmrity snd veterans pbyments. Xa sll of these cues, 811 inmo receiod by the unit, including prymen- for the benefit of children, are reported on the record of the priury sdult recipient aad not on the records of seeonduy reci-

'- piam. lbe wight of the primsry recipient is most likely to be Appropriate in trbulsfions of food stamp ruipisny units and siailsr groups of individusls.

Esdmsma for Differeat Refereuoe kriodm

Pch prson snd household is usigned 5 weights on ssch 1nterPiev file, one for l ch of the four reference months sad oas for the iatervisv month. ?smilies and subfsmilies ue assigned only 4 mights since there is no attempt to define fuilies u of the refereaee &to. The 4 sets of reference month wights csn be used only to form reference month estiutes. Rsfereaa month sstimstss cbn be merAge&, howvm, to forr utintu of mnthly 8nr8ges over same period of time. -For example, using the proper wights one cbn estimate the monthly l rersge number of persons in 8 specifid incom r8nge over the 47month period.

alto fifth wight is specific tc tha iaterrieu month. mis wight an be used to forr psrsoa or household ueiutu that specifiully refer to ~rscteristics se of the interriev month. For ample, one aigbt mt to l tbsts tRe maber OF Oamrried dults living With sa sged parent u of the latut observ8tion. Xatsrriew wights ua slso be used to form l stimstes referring to the time Pried iacludfag the laterview son* sad 4 previous loathe. Che caution is thbt ch8r8cterfstla 88 of the 1atsrrisW dste up act reflect thst eatire month-the ~rsoM could -, ==yr Qr die before the @ad of the mnth.

me iatefieu might is slso wed for l stintfng s fev of the demographic ehraetsristta ud other laform8tioa tbbt bppsr oa the file for the I-month reference pried u s whols, but not for each math, such l race or sex. . .

8088 of these wigbtr he been deslgaed to yield the best estimates for A ~rson's or bowehold~s satum ovu m or mre mnths, AS for assple, the amber of bcusoholds &sting in October 1983 who u~riencmd s SO percent iMe8se la laoon betwenJaly sad August.

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Calsadar Month Data ud Time Dimsnsionsd Summa- Satistics

Ia tabulating SIP9 dam for s p-t.taalu ulsndu wnth, one must keep in mind the survsy design. Host wves include 4 rotation groups, fntsrvisd in. four srrcnsst~ wnths. ?iguro 2 is s schoaatic disgru of the 1984 Paas design.

mntbs, quartus and ye8rs us shown 8lmg the top. hcb toll ahovs the -0s and WmtiOn groups for which d8t8 us coll8cM for each wntb. Thus, in the fire LatsHsw, wduemd ia October ?983, dam wre collectmd fra Rvs l-Romtion Qoup 1 households for ths waths of Sums, My, nmqmmt urd Soptuber.

a soecessi+s roution grougm u1 intarrtawd, tbs 44on+h rsfsrsncs priods 8dv8acs by 1 month. Wave l-Rotation Qoup 2 hounbolds wrs inteniswd in mar 1993 for data for July through Ott&a.

In dsriving calsndu wnth or qrurt8rly estimates fra tRs drta files, it is importint to know how rrny roUtion ~~oupa rrs intsrviswsd, as less thm the full suQls may bs 8+8il8bls. If this im aa use, the sstintes wst bs laflatsd by 8m approprfati facmr.

In some months, a fmllmm~~lm of 4 romtion qrmupm fra am mmms ~vm till bs l +ailabls. Poor uavs 1 (au fsgurs 21, dra for Ssptmmbsr 1913 were collsc~d _ fra the full umpls. ~888 data com8ist of wnth 4 data for Romtion Croup 1, wath 3 deta for Uotatioa Croup 2, month 2 dam for Rotation QOUQ 3, and wnth 1 data for Rout&on Qoup 4. All of timso ffgusm (rrltb l pproprfatr wights) mu8t k.ddsd togsthat buausa my oas rom+ioa qroup inclods omly ons-fourth of the SXPP 88mQlS.

Ia dsrivfng quartsrly utiutu, a full ~8~~18 eo~ista of &am for 4 rotation groups for l ch of tha 3 uaths in tha qmutar. -ia would smt8il using data fra 2 or 3 vavn. lror aample, ths fourth qurter of 1983 inelndss -rious romtion groups fra Naves 1 and 2. Uaightsd data fra 8ll thsss rotition groups mustbs addad tagother to forr 8 fullumpls.

mm, hovsvu, that a fmll nmplm is wt 8r8ihbls for #s third qu8rtsr of 1903. Or for mbsqwatquaesr8, the uulymtny wtwnttowit for mother ~wOfd8t8tDbcas8v8il8bls. hoesdurso to us0 in &tiring sstiutss b8ssd onamrtial n~plr8rssxQlaiasdbslou.

PQurs 2 8180 ilhstr8tss that for October 1903, d8t8 wars eollutsd fraa only thru rotation groups of lava 1. mu the 8upls sitr milabls is tbrss- fourths +ht l v8ilabls for kptnbu. nls Qrofmrred my to huldle this is ta

.-8eqeirs U8vs 2 a8 wll, rad cabins Octokr &&a for Uses 2-RotatiOn QOUQ 1 tith th*Uav~ 1 amber&au forRotation Oroups 2, 3md 4. 1.

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If a ~rtkulsr application doss not rsquirs the full sample size, hovsrsr, one cculd uas only Wave 1 dsu for Octobu snd multiply nightad results by l factor of 1.33 to coopsnssts for having only threefourths of the sample. ais is illustrated in figure 3.

PIGORE 3. hctors for Uonthly DsUr Uawo1.1984 Pan01

Uonth of Intsrvisw

Rsfsrsncs kriod ROUtiOZl Second Wsrtsr Third Qusrtu Fourth pllsrter

Group Apr. U8y Juas Zuly Ang. Sspt. Oct. pow. kc.

‘iktobu 1 1 r x r

liovmmbsr 2 x I x

Duembsr 3 x x

JsaUry 4 x

fsetors to Compsnssts for Wssinq Romtion Groups

4 2 1.33 1 .

I

x x

x x x

1.33 2 4

To use Vsvs 1 dsts for ths wnth of mwubar, doable the l timstss (which com- psasstes for having anly me half of the nmpls com8istiag of Ilot8tion Groups 3 sad 4 I, and for kc&r mltiply the utlmtu by 4 (sinem they us based on l

oncfourth *mph consistiag of rotation groap 4 l lcne). Comsponding fscton apply to dsu for Jbne, JUy md August (alsc available in Uavm 1) as ~11, and for these wnths the fsctan must k ussd, u tb altsrnstivm of picking up the missing ro~tlon groups in another uvs does not alst.

A siallar l pgroacb i8 l pplicabb to subsoqurnt -11s as -11. The psrticulsr factor to tams ia deterrind by ths amber of rotation groups eov8rsd in the tbs psriod oas i8 rrulyslag. hctors for waves 1 and 2 and cabimd Uavs 1 aad 2 l tbsms usgi~nlambls lklar.

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Tel* 1. ?umrs to bs Applied to S8sic Parameters to Obtain Partmtttrs for Spscific Rsfsrsncs Pmriods

Wave 1 btimatas .

Joas 1983, December 1963 4.00 July 1983, Wmmmbtr 1963 2.00 August 1983, October 1983 1.33 kptober 1963 1.00

3rd Quarter 1983 1.22 4th martar 7983 1.0s July-kcsmbsr ? 993 1.06

Wave 2 Estimates

. . Octobsr 1963 and March 1964 4.00 Wonabu 1963 and ?mb-y 1964 2.00 Docmbsr 1983 and January 1981 1.33

4th Qlartmr 1963 18t Qxartsr 1984

1.05 1.85

W&W 1 and 2 COSbfXkd BtiaAtSS

June 1983 &z&d Huch 198( 4.00 .hly 1983 And ?Abnmy 1964 2.00 iSgUS+ 1963 And JAnU8~ 1984 1.33 smpwr through kcsabsr 1963 1.00

3rd Q&et 1983 1.22 4th QaarUr 1983 1.00 1st Qrurtmr 1994 1.61 July-Dscobtr 1983 1.06

httors mwt also k l ppllmd to qamrtmrly mmtiamtmm or those for longer priods Of +trS if 1888 thUl th8 tull SS@A iOr Sliy 8OJlth i8 AV811rb18. ThW, iI% trbh 1 8 Zmctor d 1.22 mm+ bm l pplimd 0 third quutu 1983 l stlmmtss, 1.6s to fourth quuter mmtbmtmm using sithor -we t or lmv8 2, but 8 f8ctor of 1 .OO (i.e., no fumz is mmmdmd) for fourth qu4rWr 1983 sstbmtmm using full su~ls d&U fra tin oabinad U8m 1 aad N8va 2 films.

Although it is possible to 8mmina W d8ta on 8 wn+hly bmmim mmd uoins~tha &tr in 8 8tTiC+ly UWS SUtiOId Hit88 , tbn US Q28lifiCAtiOSS Or biASaS in thlm typm of mmmlymim.

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?lrst, no evaluations hsvs been msds of responses to incolna snd rslatcd v8riablss that are provided on 8 monthly basis. Ihers may bs some biasst in this reporting. For s~~p1@, popls may tend to rsport 8 rough monthly average for their incoms over the four wnth rsftrtnct period rather than spscifically recalling amounts sspsrately for each wnth. If this vu@ so it would not be possible to uulyts real month-to-month changes in incma figures.

Suond, most da- mssrm have bssn 8bls to wrk only vlth mmul in-8 figures to this mint, uming the nnsum , CPS or other surveys uhich measure incaas only once during a year. %srm vi11 bs conmiUar8bla t8mptmtion for SIPP users to return to familiar 8nalytic8~ ground by multip&ing I-month inc~18 figures by 3 to sstiMts 124onth incacs. TB do so would ignore ss8son8l nriStion in smploymant 8nd income. A bAttAr l ppro8ch to 8x1~~81 incasa would bm to match together the first ssvmrml w8vss and look at l ctu8l income sxpsrisnca l ross 12 months, mrh8pt caap8ring the rtsultm to the 8nnu81 Incas and +umtion information reported in Wave 5.

Tlw-Dinasionsd Summazy SUtbticm

An approach to urmlyming thsss d8t8 that would rsduct the biASS8 juSt dlscusstd for wnthly sstimat8s involvts SuUWiZing data 8erOss tim@. In this 8ppro8ch one ulcul8tss SUadmrd summary 8Utistics such 8s cow&m, m88nm, and miodas ACrOSS time es ~11 u 8croms individuals.

Por U8WiQlt, instead of cmlcul8ting tha numbsr of persons with incaoss over $3,000 for the ranth of July, one wuld eslcul8ts tie mmbtr of persons with 8 urn monthly incole of $3,000 or wrs during the 3rd quarter.

tliis a&roach is rsbtivsly straightfor#rd at the person l8vsl. Eovavsr, At the family or houtthold lsvsl, m ddition81 CSUQlSXity is added. Qm must first d&fin& th@SS groups ad identify thS dWtg@S th4t occur during thS qurttr., aen the conditions under which II&V 9WUQS us formed must bs dsfinsd. ~ttgittiinal COwSQtS Of hOUSAhO1dS and ftili@s are thS SUbjUt Of a Working Pmpr, l ‘lb\nrd 8 bngitudin81 Dsfinition of fioussholds~ by mold Mcnillsn snd Roger Esrriotr l v8il~bls from the Census Bxaau.

Prodocing mtfmates Wlmwti8 NtiSm8lLsvsl

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She to-1 sstimats for 8 ragion Is the SW of the l t8tm smtimatms in that rmgiw. mvsnr , one of the groups of satss, formed for confidsntitiity ro8sons, cr0~888 rsgion81 bounduims. *is group consists of South Dakom

1 Tlmss problos do mot arise in Usvs 1, as households were dsfinsd as of the intsrrisv 8nd ch8ngss during the rsfsrsncs wnths vsrs not rscordmd.

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(Midwest Region), Idaho (West Region), Wew Wexfco (West Mgion), and Wyoming ^ (West Region). lb compute the total estimate for the Ridwest Region, a factor of .203 should be applied to the above group’s total estimate and added to the sum of the other state estimates in the Wldwest Region; Pot the West Region, a factor of .797 should be applied to the above group's total estimate and added to the SW of the other sates in the W88t.

btimates far ragions included in the published BIPP reports reflect the actual ragion of rssfdence, not the result3 of proration across the &sate group. Ths there vi11 be minor discrepncies ktueen published regional to-18 and l stlmates derivable fra microdata files for the Midnst and West regions.

btisates fra this sample for isdlvldual stites are subject ta mry high variance and are not recommended. Ibe State codes on the file ue primarily of use for linking respondent characteristics 6th appropriate contextual variables (e.g., State-specific nlfare criterla) and for tlbulating data by user-defined grouping8 of States.

Producing btiutss for the Ibctropallm Population

Pm 15 sates in the SIPP sample , metro@iUn or nonaetropollan residence is ldentltid . (On the reetangular film, u8e variable k-UElRO, characters 94, 382, 670, and 958. 01 the relational tile, we METRO, eharactm 24 on the household record). Hetropolltan residence is defined according to the deflnf- - tlon of Hstropolitan Statistical Areas as of June 30, 1983. In 21 additional states, where the nonmetropolitan population fn the sample YS small enough tn present s disclosure tlsk, a fxactfon of the metropolitln sample us recoded so as to be indistinguishable fra nonsetropolitrn cases (-2). In these statss ,- therefore, the cases codd as metropolitan (KETR~l) represent only a subsample of that population.

In producing state estimates for a setxopolitan characteristic, multiply the individual, faaily, or household rights by the rtropolltan inflation factor for that state, presented in Table 2 below. (Ihis inflation factor compensates for the subsupllng of the ntropoliti population and is 1.0 for the states with caplete identification of the metropolltax.population).

Is ~oducing regional or national estimates of the ntropoli~n population It is also mcessuy to capeluaU for ttm fact that no metropli~n subsample Is identified dtbln hm states (kine and IOU) and one state-group (nisslssfppi- West Vhgioia). (There ure no mettopolitan ueas supled ln South Bakota-Idaho-Wew Uexico-Wyalnq) . Therefore, a different factor for regional and national estimates 18 ln the right-hand colrnn of hble 2 below. Ihe results of regional and national tabulations of the metropolitan population vlll bs biased slfghtly, although less thsn one-hslf of one preen+ of the metropoll- fm population is not representsd.

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-1s 2. ?h~OQdfCSn SUbSuQh Factors

~Plultiply these factors times the right for the prson, fully or household) .

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mrthu8t,

. .

Udwst:

south: . -

ummtr

mnnstticut H8iES JI&ss&chusettS

S&V JArSey ww York

1.0390 9.0432

hlUUylrrsl8 Rbods I8lMd

1.0000 1.0040 1.0000 1.0040 1.0110 1.0150 1.0025 1.0065 1.2S49 l.2599

rlllnois nadlum I- -88 Micbigm ululssota niS8OPri lrbruka OLJO WiSCOSSil3

1.0232 1.0310 1.0000 1.0076

1.6024 1.6146 1.0000 1.0076 1.0000 1.0076 1.0611 1.0692 1 .t454 1.7567 1.0134 1.0211 1.0700 1.0762

Al&b&m& Ark8M88 Da1*lmr* DiStriCt Of -1rPbiA Ilorida --iA KMmcky LOd818ltA -1-f north Cuolixm okl8lmm8 mouthQrollM mmm88~ ‘hum '#h#liiA us8t v8. - US8..

1.1441 l.lSll 1.0000 1.0061 l.OooO 1.0061 1.0000 1.0061 1.0333 1.0396 1.0000 1.0061 1.1124 1.1192 l.l470 1.1540 * 1.0000 1.0061 1.0000 1.0061 1.1146 1.1214 1.1270 1.1339 1.0600 1.0061 1.0192 1.0254 1.0776 1.0644

ki8OM 1.0670 1.0870 caifornia 1.0000 1.6000. COlordO 1.0000 l.WOO a8wii 1.0000 l.OOW Or-on 1.0679 1.0879 w88Uagmn 1.0868 1.0868

hctors for use in Sam or WSA T8bul*ti0n*

hctars lot use in Rmgional or mtioaa1Tabs

- bdie&tSS w wtropolitm subsu~l8 in ~&out for thm St8ta.

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Zstimates for the metropoliWn population produced from the ricrodata files vlll - differ from published summary figures for the metropolitan population not only because of the subsampling scheme but slso because of differeaces in the definf-

tion of the wtropditan population. Rrblished figures are based on Standard netropolitan Statistical -earn (SXSA's) defined as of June 30, 1991, coisistent with the deffaition for the 1900 census. Ihe microdata files use the defini- tioas for Hetropolitan Statistical keas(MSA~s) u of June 30, 1983. Zhat'

deflnitioar& change resulted in increasing the setropolitan population by I .4 psrcm+. Eventually, the published figures will also reflect 1983 llSA defiaf- tiOM.

Produdaq &that88 for fk ksntropolfaa Popub~oa

Stats, rsgional, and natlonsl l stiutes of the aonmetropolitsa population cannot be aaputed directly, axcept for the 15 states there the f8cfor in Table 2 is

. 1.0. In sll other states, the cases ldentifhd as aot in the metropolitan subsample (METRO-2) l e a mi%ture of aozmetropoUUn asd metropolitan households. Qlly a6 indirect sethod of utimstion is l vallsblet first compute an estimate for the to-1 population, then subttact the estimate for the rtropolitan population.

codu for Individual NSA.8

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Codes for certin krge ladividual @ISA's ue iaclobed on the mierddats files, mxh as are State codes, to provide users some flexiblli- ia defining Ngher lswel aggregate ueu md to sllor littkfsg raspoaden~ dtaractsristics to 8vallab.le contextual rcrriables. miridrul MSA codes ue given if the USA has at lust 250,000 inhabitants in sampled carnrtles dthia the stste, snd if its identification would not result in the iadlrect identification of residual utropali~n population less than 250,000. Sample sires &ssoclatsd with iadlvi- dual #ISA's ue typic8lly very small.

When creating estimates for ~rtkular identified HSA's or WA's apply the Mle 2 factor to thenigh- appropriate o the sUtm,as discussed above. ?or mlti-state )*iA's, use the factor sppropriate ta uoh sate part. Par example, to frbulats da- for fhe Washiagton, DC-UD-a B%A, apply tke Ylrginia factor of 1.077S to rights for ruidents of the Virginia prt of W MSA; Msrylsad and DC nsidmts mqdre no mdiflcstion to tly righta (ia., their factors equal J.0). mtm my still not produce reasonable estimates for an individual MSA for tbseruso~t 1) the ample rise is very s8sllr 2) the BA 8ay be non-self- represeatinq~ aad 3) artin counties ddd to ISA*8 bemea 1970 aad 1983 may notbsv8 bna includd in the 1984.qanel.

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Sampling YariabiUQ

Da- found in SfPP publications or in user Ubuliitions frw the SIPP efcrodata are estimates based on the wightsd counts from the survey. Sese au&us oaly approximate the far more costly cdunb that would result from a ceasua of the entire ppulatioa fros which tha ssmple was draws. mere ue two types of errors gosslble ia aa l stimats based on a sssple mummy: su&lg.

sampling and aon- Ws ue able to provide estimates of the magaitrrde of SIPP sampling

l rmr, but this is sot true of aoasmpllng error.

aaadud brors aad coafid~nce xa-

Standard errors indica~ UIe Ygnitmde of the sesplfng error. Ihey also par- . . +tally measure the effect of some oonsempling errors in response md enumera-

tion, lpt do aot measure any systematic biases in the data. Be *Ward errors for the most prt nasure the wiatiOn8 Umt occurred by chance hacause a sample us sweyed instead of the antire ppalation.

The sample l stfsste and its standard uror emblo oae ta ooastnact coafidence iatenals, ranges &at uould ixulude the average result of sU possible ssmples rlth a knowa probrbility. ?or sxsnple, if al1 possible samples tars selutsd, each of these king -eyed under essentially the same qeaeral cooditioas and using the same sample dssfga, and if aa estimate and its sandard error wre calculated from each sample, thear

1.

2.

3.

hppioximatsly 68 percent of the intam fra one stsadard error belou the estimate to oas s+udsrd error above the estimate #uld include the l wrage result of sll pss5ble umples.

Approxisstely 90 pmroent of the iatervals from 1.6 *Ward errors belw the l stbats to 1.6 standard urors above the wtlmata uuld include the average nsult of all possible usples.

Agproximstely 95 psrcoat of the lntsnals fro0 tmo seudard errors belw +hs l stimats to mu standard errors above tlae es-ate uuld include the average result of al possible ss8ples.

She average estinte derived fra all -Bible samples is or is not antriad in say *rtlsulu oaputd iatanal. llonvu, for a psrtisular samplerose cas say with & specifisd confideme that the a-rage estbats derived &a all ~ssible ssmples is included is the soafld*nce intmrral.

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Hypothesis testi- .

Standard errors ray a180 bs used for hypothesis testiag, a procedure distiaguishiag brtveea popul8tioo psrsmeters usias ample sstimstes. The -_

for mot

camon typss of hypotheses tested srs 11 the population psmmetars are ideotiul versus 2) they are different. Tssts uf be perfomed at vuious levels of sigsificaace, where 8 level of sigaific8nce is the prob8bility of concluding that ths paranetsrs are different uhea, ia fact, they sre ideaticel.

To perfom the msst c-8 tsst, msters of iaterest.

let XA and 5 bs smple l stiustes of tvo psra- A subsequsnt sectioa l xplsios how to derive s semd8rd

‘- error oa the difference X -5 kt that standard error be sIFp. Compute the ratio-B-(X -s)/SoIrp.

4 It thts rstio is between -2 sod +2, ao cooclusioa about

ths pusme l rs is Justified st tbs 5 percent sigaific8oce leval, If on the other hand, this r8tio is smllsr thsa -2 or lsrger thea *2, the obscrPed difference is sifaific8at st the 5 perceot level.

10 this swat, it is a comooly accepted practice to say that the parameters l e

diffsrsat. Of course, rometimes tbis coaclusioa vi11 bs noag. Wbea the pus- meters sre, ia fsct. the ssme, there is s 5 psrcsot chsace of coacludiap th8t they are different.

tilculstiag St8ad8rd Errors for SIPP .

There l e tvo ~87s for users to compute l stsndsrd error toi SIFT estimates. Oat msthod is to compate v8ri8acer dirsctly using h8lf-ssmple sad pseudortrstum

l codss. A sreoad method iavolves calcolstio~ geasralised staodsrd errors using simple charts sad formulas found ia published reports or microdata documea- t8tioa.

Gsasrslixed Stsadsrd Errors

To derive stmdsrd enors that sre spplicsbls to s wide vuiety of ststistics sad cao ba prsparrd at l moderats cost, s nmhur of spprotiutioos 8re required. Host of the SYP statistics hsve greater vsriance thsa those obtaiaed ehrough a simple rsadom sample bemuse clasters of liriag qasrters srs saplrd for SIPP.

m parameters, deaotsd “sn sad “b”, have beeo developed to calculate vuiaaces. for uch type of chsrscteristic. These -an sad “bm psrsmetmrs, fouad in. table

3, 8rs used io l stiutiag stsadard errors of survey l stintes, mud these staa- d8rd errors 8re referrsd to ss ~aerslised st8ad8rd errors.

All statistics do oat hsve the s&m vsrieace behsvior; Is” sad nbn pusmete were caputsd for groups of ststistics with siril8r vsriuce behavior. The parsmeters wurs csmputed directly ftm SYP 3rd quarter 1913 data.

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Table 3. SIPP 9984 Generallxed Variance Parameters

Quacteristic

16+ to-1 mrsoast progru participation md bsaefitr

As above for 1W totd males

As above for 16+ to-1 f-ales

.

16+ total psrsoast iacme, l&or force

As above for 16+ Dtll ules

As above for 16+ tatlr fessles

Q+ To-1 parsons: sllitsas

As above for Dtal msles

As aWv0 for D-1 faales

Black prsoast sU itas

As above for Black males

As above for Bluk ‘females

Black bouseholdst all iWms

Basic kra8etus a b

4.00009428 16059

4.00019a44 16059

4.00017961 16059

4.00003214

4. WOO6765

4.OOW6ltl

4.00008637 19911

4.00017a63 19911

4.00016724 19911

4. wo26695 7366

4.00057368 7366

4.ooo49929 7366

4.00007664

4.Wo46611 4671

9475

5475

s479

6766

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The *a* and %b’ parameters uy be used to l pprorCmau the sUndard error for l stiuted nwhu8 urd pucentaga8. bcsuse the actual increase in nriUv2c vu not identical for l I1 statistl~~ within l group, the standard errors conpuhd fra these puaaetars provide an indication of the order of magnitude of the standad error rather than the pracisr s-dud error for any specific satis- t&u. That is why m refer to tRasa as qmertired s+mdard l mrs.

Caputiaq Vmrh~~s Dinctly

kuodo half-smple codes sad psuedostr8tum cod08 (usignad in such l wsy as to l oid any disclosure risk) l re included 08 the file to l aable dir3et compuutlon of vmhnces by wthods 8uch u hl8nmd npstod repUeaUoms. Turn rthod

‘- uy k used if the user w mot use thm gewreUsed stmderd l rors, es in cam- mting -the nrience of a comlation eoefficieat bstwan, sey, intenst lacom and dividead incon. Since 8 nuder of statis+iulsofhue packages protide slrple procedures for usfnq hlf-suple codes, you uy consult docuwntstloa for your s~tis+ical softw8re for furthor dis~ssion. The CMSUS Suruu, howmr, dam not vouch for the l pproprL8unus or accuracy of such softvus,

V~AMA* coquud directly uill mry from v8timces estimated by the Ceasus Burosu. These differences ue e nsult of the use of urtficfel stratum codes 023 the pahlic we file, whonu the coasus sur.80 b&m ecass to the'actuel - str8tum lden+ifierr. Lcbrel stretam codes are wlthhld from th8 pubUc-use tiuodeta so u to avoid idmtifyinq qeoqrsphie aroes so mull that they risk dlsclosun of conffdantial faforntion.

ma though those en utiflclel stratu8 codes, tha ruieme l st;Lntes ue wpeeted to be 818ilar to those produced by the Bunmu olinq the reel stratum codu. This rthod is innolud, ug k l rpan8ivm, M& od course, 1s wailable only to wan of SIP? ticrodata, not users of SXPP pubUc8tiow.

&uples Osimq Guerelised Shadud Brrors

l lau uuples illustrata ths us. of 8 l sad %’ pumtrrs in Table 3 for oom- m-w = 89wdud error and tha eorn*poadLng coztfidena Inurvels.

Tbs form& for umpu&bg tha suadud l mr for 8 total isr

8. J ax2 + br (1)

‘wi Ulu C. Cochran pr&dos 8 list of nfenncu discussing tk l ppUeetion Qi this -qlm in sampua9 -Qlus, 3rd )cd. (Now To*: John ltilsy Md sow, 59771, p. 321.

-.

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where .a= mad -b- are the parameters associated vlth the l stluta for-the putteolu rmfermce ,priod and x is the weightad l m+iute.

Based on s t&d&ion from the SIPP l urmy &a you uould find that &hem wmre 16,000,OOO househol& vlth 8 man monthly faxccme during the 3rd qauur of 1983 . of $3,000 and over. Suppose you want to &mlop a 95% coafideaca intsrval so you a ~sus hw precise the l tiuts of 16,000,OOO Is.

step 1:

Detaraina the l ppropdats .a. and %* puuatsrs hy looking then up in table 3. Since um um dealing with locoma data for a11 households the Qrn and 'b* puametars ue -.00007644 and 6766.

step 2:

Bt8r these figures tn the aborn formula

l ;$xr 1

6,000,00012 + (6766 t 16,000,0001 -4 (-.00007644~ x ( 1

- 297,604.231

when 16,000,OOO is the estimate, sad -.00007644 and 6766 are the -8. sad =h- puwters. The resul+iag saadard error (rouaded off) is 297,904.

stsp 3:

Tc datsdw the 9% confidence intern1 of the estimate, multiply 2 time& the saadud error, yielding 59S.608. The lwar hound of &a confidence lntmrvml ia tbaa 16,000,OOO minus 595,608 or roughly 15.4 millioa, md the upper houd is lS,~OO,OOO plus 195,608 or roughly 16.6 milllo&

Thus am CID ooocludo rd+h 95% confidence thst tbm l wraqa emtints darivmd from allpomible smplu llu u%thlnthelntemlaf 15.4~llloa tel6.6mLllAoa.

Thm foragclng example assums yuu ue .yoNag with Use full SIPP suple, a8 will aomslly ha the cue uith SIP? raparts mad user tabuUtLoas. Rf if you 4ra making a tmhalstion fra SIPP dcrodata for l rwforance month for which pu do not hue data for all roatian groups, yau mast might the utiute up by an l ppropriue factor to eaparuate for the nailer l mple tire8 yaa mst sirtlarly adjust thr emtiuws of vuiuca. . .

Uhaa ym era wrkiag ~5th L-r than all 4 rotation groups, the fomula boas

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where the first p8rt of the l pression is the same 8s before, end .f' is l tat-

tor compelu8ting for sample size. In other words, when the estim8te is veighted up by a factor, the standud error must be multiplied by the square root of the same futor.

- . Sta..f. factors for urius reference perids ue found in +Ible 1 abovm. The stsadud l mr in the above l uaple uu 297,804. If w wra wrkiaq with d&t4 for my 1383, 8 -18th mvmrad by Oaly th first tuo rotation ~roupr in li&VS 1 (mu figun 21, our initial l s+Luto using the wighu on the ricrodats file riqht hwm bran 8,000,000. To collpllS&tS for WA8 2 rissing rotation groups, we would Apply the fector of 2.0, sad thenby double aur l stimete to 16,000,OOO. The mm futor vould l at8r into tha fOZDUl8 in 8qUA+iOll (2) to gim

u the. l +mdard error of 8n estimated 16,000,OOO hued on 2 roution groups

iastsed of 4. The confidence intervsl is then detexmiwd in the sue way, usinq this ntiud standard l mr.

Yam 1 npruents 8 spdal use kC8UU there ere 3 nfanace months at the start of the mummy wiaea the sotvmy did mot yet co-r all faur rpation groups. Only 008 roUtion qroap hem data for Jlzru 1963, two for JUy 1963, aad thm for August 1963. me first SIPP nport included d&u for the third quarut 1963. ---

?Or ?hAt prfod of .mtiti CO-r&p 8 fACtOr Of 1.22 i8 A~rO~dAW, U ShoVn in uhla 1. If w8-m 1 d8ta w8re wed to u+tutm the 4th Mr, the factor would bs 1.65. Of curse, vava 2 supplies the missiaq routlon groups for that quatar. If v8vs 1 sad VAVS t files umre fased together, l s+Fsatss could bs msde froa MO full supler so that 110 factor sdjus~ent wuld be wadad. Since the factors USoS.iAtd tith the BstrOpoli-ll -8 subsample 8re g8llerally mry

close to 1.0, the f8ctors meybr ignored inculculetiaq ~risaces for metropoll- t8n swuries.

It&dad rrror of 8 mNnt

Carputing the sUndud error aad coafidence 1ntirvU for 8 prmnt folhfs 8 8imibr proodum. The fomulr for the q8anra~sed standard error of 8 prcant 181

wbmn

S.J~*JT . .

(3)

y 9 ths baa of thm gsmnt (we wlqhUd l stiuu) , La., the sira of tba subcl8ss of intumst,

p - the prceauqe of p~rmn~, fuilies, or hou8oholds possessing tl shussteristie ofiatsmsfr

2s

.

b I the larger of the %. ~araaetars for the numerator and 6eaodMtor, rnd,

f - the factor to adjust for missing rotation groups lf mecessay.

liote thrt the ,a* panmater is aot rued.

Suppose w find that of thrhouseholds in Wava 1 rho had ar8n monthlyincor of $3,000 and o-r in the third quarter of 1983, 6,916.OOO (8.6r) wra black. To coMtnlct8 95% eollfidencelnterv8l, follow the saps shanklou.

stBp 1:

Mne the ‘b’purw~rin table 3 for both total sadblack households to determine the lugu of the fvo. In this use the Qm pusmeter for total households, 6766, fs luger.

Tha l fm factor from t&la t that is applied to the bum pramtars to adjust for incanpleta data is 1.22, l pp&ablm to 3rd quer d&t&

sap 2:

atering the nlues into the formula in eqmtion (3):

protides us rltb 8 standard error of 0.85 gumat.

sap 31

tblltiplying the StlrdUdUWtby 2 Wd 8dd.illq Uld SUbttAC&lg this qUUt- ' tity from the l stLmata of 6.6r prowidu 8 95% confidena iatmml of 6.9* to 10.3*.

Zha stladard error of 8 diffenace be-n fro supla l stilutes is l ~~zorlm8trly m+o

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.&hers. 8 and s am the stasdard errors of the estimates x snd y. The estimates csa bexauaberX, percent3, ratios, etc. pe correlation between x and y is denoted by the correl8tion coefficient r. Table 4 pruents the correlation coeffidentc r for conparisoas betveen months and between quuters. Par other types of coapuisOM, wsume r eqwls sero if it is believed that the value of one ndrble dOU not qiV@ 8 SUOng indiC&tiOn Of the value Of the Oeh8r' M&l*. If r is nslly posftira then this assumption vi11 18&d to omresti- ~tu of the true st8ndard error. If r is amqative, the rssult vill be an

wdonsd~8ts of the l ctu8l standard error.

As M illustrstIon, SIPP l stImste8 shw that the amber of persocs in nonfum households with msas wnthly household cub iacme o-r $4,000 during the third

quertar of 1983 who usrs aged 35-44 yeus was S, 313,000 ax&d the number of those ‘aqed 2S-34 yeus wu 4,353,000, au utbatad difference of 960,000. Using the Yav~ 1 paranters r-.00003214, b-5475, sad f-l.22 in equation (2). the shndard orrors of the estimates for l ech eqe qroup ue 185,422 and 168,324 respectively.

It is nUOWble to usuae that the88 hro l Sth8tXN 8re not highly correlated. Therefore, the standard error of &a l sttuted difference of 960,000 is

Jw = 250,426 _

6uppose ttmt it is desired to Ust the l stimatmd difference 8t the 9S percent coafidencs lem1. The l tiMted diffennce did&d by the st8adard error of the dLfferad#, 960,000/2S0,420r is 3.63. Since thfs is gro8Ur th8n 2 It Is soa- cluded that the diffennca is sigaificMt At the 9S percent ccnfideace level.

A mean i8 &if& hen to k tlw average qumtity of some It8m (other thn per- SOW, families, or haaseh~ld~l per prsoa, fpily, or household. For l ssmple, it could ba tha anreqa watt&y household income of feules l qed 75 to 34. The StAlSbZd 8-U Of 8 -M CUX b APgtoSiUtSd w th8 fOZBUh kbl. Beause of th@ A~todMtiOBB US@d ith &VdOpiZlq tb fO=18, 8E UtiS8tS Of thS StU¶d8td wror of tb8 8u.m 8b-e from that fowl8 wlU generally uaderestlae~ the ,+a@ l m uror. Tha formah uud to utiua tb standard error of 8 mean r is

3 Ths comlctica coeffici8at meuur88 the oxteat to which the nlue of one VUiablS ens fixation of ths value of mother vuieble. Aaeumpleof - 8 posftln comlation i0 that between food 8-p uid AIDC ncfpieacy. ?ood 8-p rad bond laeon ndpieacy us vuIsbls8 possessIng 8 megatim corn&- tim. Aaothsrsruple af nrIsble8 tithpositIss corrsktion occurs when it is duirod tonuura the dlffermac8 in 8 nrbble betuu~twronths orquarters.

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Table 4. Correlations for Nonthly and Qaarterlp Comparisons

Uave ? Estimates

Jun-Jul, Now-Dsc 1983 Jul-Aug, act-No0 1983 hug-sap, Sep-cet 1983

an-hug, act-Dee 1983 aA-Sdp, sepuooo 1983 AULrrg-oe 1983

Jua-sep, sep-Du 1983 Jul-oct, Aug-Nov 1983

Tots1 lMcm0, wge inmae and 8iBilu types of inme

a. s7 0.6s 0.69

0.43 0.53 0.50

0.35 0.29

an-et, Jul-Noo, Alag-mc, Jut%-NOV, JUl-OM, JUa-D8c 1983

3rd Quutrr-4th purriar 1983 -

W&V0 2 smtimatcs

0.00

0.20

et-Nov 1983, F8b-uu1984 0.57 Nov-mc 1983, Jan-M 1984 0.65 Dee 1983-an 1994 0.10

oet-me 1983, J&n-NU 1984 0.43 0.26 Nov 1983Jan 1984, n8c 19830hb 1984 0.61 0.37

Ott 1983il88 1904, Dee 1983-nu 19e4 Nov 1983-M 19114

Ott 1983~?mb 1984, mv 19834wx 1904 act I9634lu 1984

. .

4th Qarur 1983-1st Qaartu 1984

0.40 0.3s

0.00

0.34

Rogram partici- ption income, nod.nccae,labor fom

0.35 0.41 0.43

0.26 0.32 0.30

0.20 0.16

0.00

Oil4

0.35 0.41 0.50

0.23 0.20

0.00

0.20

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Tahla 4-Continued

~~18nd 2 Combined tstimatas

Jbll-Jul 1983, mb-Hu 1984 o.s7 Jul-Auq 1983, Jan-?eb 1984 0.65 Aug-sep 1983, Dee 1983=JaJa 1984 0.69 sep-oct, act-Nov,mv-Dee 1983 0.80

0.3s 0.41 0.43 O.SO

._ Jon-hug 1983, 1984 Jaa-?tu 0.43 0.26 Jul-Sap 1983, kc 1983-M 1984 0.53 0.32 Auq-oet 1983, No0 1983-Jm 1984 0.61 0.39 sep-Iloo', act-mc 1983 0.75 0.45

Jua-Sap 1983, Dee 1983dlar 1984 0.35 Jul-Oct 1983, l&v 1983-Feb 1984 o.so Aug-Uov 1983, Ott 1983Jam 1984 0.61 &p-Dee 1983 0.70

0.20 0.28 0.35 0.40

Jum-Oet 1983, mr 1983-nu 1984 0.33 Jul-Rev 1983, et 1983-?8b 1984 0.46 hug-Dee !983, Sep 1983Jan 1984 0.56

0.18 0.25 0.30

Jan-190; 1983, Ott 1983-Har 1984 Jul-Dmc 1983, sep 1983-?eb 1984 auq 1 SS3-Jan 1984

J\ra-me 1983, sep 19834mr 1984 Jul 1983-Jan 1984, Auq 1983~?eb 1984

sun 1983-Jan 1984, &q 19834~ 1984 w1983-mb19S4

Jaa 1983.?eb 19S4, m 19a3-um 1981 Jm 1983Msr 1964

3kd purtcr-&h Qurtor 1983 4th Q2ar-r 196301st wrtmr 1984 .

3rd -rut 1983-l*+ pamrtsr 19S4

To-1 incmm, Roqrsm prrtici- rge incaa snd potion ineona, l i0i1u Qpes aonincae, l&or of iacme force

0.30 0.1s 0.42 0.21 0.60 0.30

0.28 0.49

0.29 0.12 0.25 0.10

0.00

0.63 0.36 O.Sl 0.29

0.39

0.13 0.20

0.00

0.18

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where y is the l ise of the base, 8’ is the astiaated variance of x, b-is the parameter sssocirtsd with the particular typa of item, and f Is the adjustment factor.

The +imated population vatimce, s2, is qiinn by formula (6):

K 2 ~iXi S2 i-l

a -x2

(6)

-where there urn nprsoas uIth the item of taUr@str wIis W fIa&veIqht for person 11 uad xi is the mlue of t&e **tinate for petron I.

If the ‘CAku18tiOS Of 8' Using fOrmU (6) iS +oO CUIL~M~, men f0rmu18 (7) uy he used Iaatead:

(7)

where each perron (or other ualt of analysis) Is in ae of c groups (e.g., Incolu C8teqories wItlb an income dIstrIbutIon)r ttu pits are the l stirrted proportioqr of responses titbtn l ech fmup; the x '8 ue the Jdpoiaa of uch prauP* If group c is open~nded, I.e., no upper h terv8lbounduyeUsu, then ea l pprotiaete l veraqe rcrlue Is

where zc-1 i8 &A 1OWt bOUSdAZ7 Of th8 grCUp (O.Q., $71,000 b thr =-gOy $75,000 or more). If aa open-eadsd group c does l Ust, th l pprcaimation could l uily be bad. To reduce this dangmr, create dmta uteqories so u to keep c Md zc,, l=cw. ThLfi Oarld k d by CSSAtiCg MM CU@gOd@S, 8.90, =OM

IncaBs qroupsm

8adardwrorof8~8mbsrofhrmoas dtb BUsUc hr IsmIly or amsehou

. .

mua values for peraoas fa failies or households my k aalculatad as the ratio OfWOBUBbUS. Thmdanarim+or, y, npnseam l souot of fadlies arhameholds of 8 art&n ~l8s8, md the narrator. f, representa 8 ouatof pummm with khe Ch8SACt8tiS+iC under COMidUAtim who ue embers of these fadUe8 or homea- holds.

4' lotatuple, tha mm88 mmb8r of childranper furily~thchildren Is

C8ktI18t8d U

x tct8lmmber of ehUdreninfuilie8 ~‘Itotrllrprkrof fuiU*sdthchUdren

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.

For raas of this kind. the sQ.ndard error is approtimated by the toll&zig forPulsr

The standard error of the estimated number of futLIes orhousdaoldsis s, aad the standard l rwr of the l stiutod au&et of getsons ti?h the cbu8~tsristc is 8 . In the forrmlr, r mpruantr the oomkUor. coefffdeat betvera the n&erator snd the denaimtor of @te l stiscW. If at &ut om member of each

.- idly or household in the c&s8 pcssesses the ch8r8ctcdstIc of Interest. then use 0.7 u an estimate of r. If, on the other Uad, it Is possible that no memher of 8 fuaFly or household hu the ch8racteris~cr tin use r - 0. XXI the l ssmpld, you would use r - 0.7 for the anrage number of persons per ftily, but r - 0 for the average number of Wen8gers per family.

‘PO WQUtS 8 rdilll, fiMt QrOUp th UBitS Of iBt@nSt h.Q., -CW) iBt0 ‘- cells by the mine of tbe 8UtIstic under ccMIder8+icn (e.g., sinqle ymrs of q-1. .%OB fO= 8 -&tile dsMitg fat the csu tcrg., by Wbti-ly &ddiBg .the ptOpOttcOB Of perS- Of UCb A-1. fdontify the first cell titb CUW28tiVO d@BSity gM&tU thrn 0.s. Use Iaterpokt.Ion tc find the v8lue of +he ch8r8cteristic that corruponds +o cumu&+tvm doasity 0.5. That v8lue is the l *tim4ted wdian. Different mstbds of i~~rpolation uy be wed. The most camon are simple &mu inUrpo&Uon and -to Iaterpcl8tIca. no uaiversal rules l Ust on which rthod to use. %e best procedun is tc define the cells (e.g., incon intsmlsl to lm so ulL that the rthod of Iaterpol8tIon does not uttmr.

The SUQuBq v8rI8bIUty OF 8n emtInted ndIsa depeads upcn the forr of *a dl*tUhuUc~ 88 rll u the sire of Ia bsse or c&s*. oivcrr that Um d8u uere grasped into lntamt b.q., Inccnla~rmls),+hothe swbd8rd l mr of 8 wdIsnIsgIswaby

or

(10)

Js n ln$/A, 1

Gv tn [(Hi, I/m12) I (11)

- -

depending on whether the lhear (10) Or the Pueto (11) 1otarpolatLon ns usad fcr l stiutiag the rcum, whcrs

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n -

A, and A2 -

I

Y -

0, end I2 -

? -

P -

‘b -

the estimated madian

.

the lover end upper boundaries of the interval In vhlch the WdhQ f&lb,

A2 - A,’ thetidth of thoiatsrml Inwhich the median falls,

the number of units with the ch8racteristic (e.q., income) less than A, mad A2, respecti~ly,

y3.;,"' ' the auabor of ualtm In the Intamlinvhicb the median

the toUlrmmberofudU Intba fre~encydI*trfbution,

th l ppropri,ate nlue of the parameter %..

example illustratu the 00mpuUtLon of the staadard l mr of a ---- . - The folloviaq B@diM USiBg lin@U tnte~lA+toB. 8Ipp l sz1~tu rrom the report, Vconomic Chuscteristics of Households In the UmItmd S+rtes: Third Qaarter 1983,* Series - P-70, PO. 1, trble 1, shw that the l stIuted me&88 of the average monthly household cash iacom of females in the third wr of 1983 wu $1,841 8ad N - 11s,*46,000. The appwpriete bm pusmeter from tsble 3 of this chap-r is 19,911, +eh mast be aultipUed by the 3rd quuter factor of 1.72, yielding 24,291. We used the interm defined by A S0,084,CiOO, rad I - 62,087,OOO. 94

- $1,600, A = $4,999, P, - sow=63 and?- 12,0a3,000.

form18 in -tic& (10) 8bm the l pprotim8te stmdud arTor is Using the

(12)

Thus, rounding to $28, Sim SS percent confidena Lntuval of ths rdIan Is from $t,Sl3 to $1,669, 8md the OS percent confidence later-ml Is frum $1,785 to $1 ,s97.4

. .

.F 4mc SuBdard l mr of $27.88 comptmd bore dtffus from ti 8urrAltd error of the rdiam fumd In tha npcrt rrferracad In tha tixt* siBa Quhucauon of the npoe, mu QUUUM ia tab10 3 of thus chaptarumrm d-a&@ based l atrnly m SEPP data. meso ~~s~~ters, qivea in MS chaptot, an to he -*d iaplacmof those*nniattm~~~RsUrbiU+Y~~~ ofti+rrpo++ or the v&m 1 Technic81 Docuaent8tion.

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Standard trrors of gatios of Isans or Madiana

In'thir ssctiou, the correlation between the eumarstor and denominator, f, is usumed to be ssro. So, the stsudsrd error for a ratio of means or msdians is approximated by this fomula:

The standard errors of the two means or udiaas arm a and s . If r is actually positive (negstiw), thea this procedure vi11 'pro&& sn oversstim~ts (uadersstimste) of the standard error for the ratio of mea08 sad medians.

Ronsemnline Error

In addition to stapling error, diseossed 8bove, nons+npling errors era also present ia SIPP data. Iloosampliog errors can be attributed to way sources.

Some housing units may have baea darned in the listing operatioa prior to sampling; sometimes persons l re missed withia a sqpled household. Past studies of esnsuses and household sunre~s have shown that ondsrcmsr~~s varies by age, race, snd residence. Ratio estimation to independent age-sex-race population controls partially corrects for the biee due to survey oodercoverege. However,

biases l xirt in those l stimatss insofar as the charectsristies of missed persotis differ from those of r8spoadsots in each age-sex-race group. ?urthrr, the independent populetion controls hew not ken l djwted for aed8rcoversgs in the decseeial census. lhdsrcoverege io SIPP reletire to the i'ndependent controls is 8bout 7 percsat for both lilave 1 sad Uavs 2. The umdercorer8gs rate is likely to incrs~se in subsequent ueves due to lack of carplets cwsrsge of imigrants, institutioual dfschatges, and movers from military barracks.

tupoadeot 8nd gmtnr8tor Error ‘*

Persous me7 have risintsrprstsd certain questions, or there met be an inability or eeeillingwss to provide the correct informatioo. Ow source of such ieebil- ity arises when one household mamber rssponds for other mm&era. Ia another, l nuder of evslsation progr8u fra the decsnuial teasus have suggested that- SOY persow tend ta uaderreport their iecae. Or, there uy be a probla ir recslling infoivtiou, tboup the shorter reference period employed in SIPP should reduce this problem. The greater detail in SIPP questioos and tha traiaieg of intsrrieuers should help prompt wre cmplete incw reportiog than in othes surve70.

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Processing Xrror

Errors my have been introduced in tbs handling of the qusstiormsires by the Cmsus 9urssu. ma coding of Writ.-fA SIltriO for occupation, for l!lS+mM, ir

l bject to i a-n level of mist&es.

lonresponse to psrticulsr guestions in the surrey -0 sllov for the introduction of biu into the dsts, since the chu~cteristics of nonrespondents uy

._ differ from those of rsspandeats.

Thoini.titi ev?Alustion of the Quality of the data from SIPP show improvwents in the accuracy and completeness of the data on inooae md program participation over that ob+rined from Much CPS. ?or the third quutar of 1983, sap aoarespoase raw8 ranged fra a low of shut 3 prceot for quertbm about Aid to ?uilies with Depsndsnt Children sad food stsmp allotments, to &out 13 percent for those concerning self*mploymsnt income. Thue ritas contrast sharply with the higher aonrespzme rata8 Lra the mh CPS. The rates for CPS range frao a low of 9 prcent for food 8tup allamats to 24 percent for sslf- eBploymnt inccme.

The rsu.oas attributed to the impromrnt in the msuurmmeat of income us SIPP'8 ehorter rec&llperiod, andmore uphuis iaSIpp 00 complete sad uarste repor+fag of iBcas data. For l xampl*, in detordning usea rrspondeats ue uked shout type of worship Whether joiatly held) mm well u value. Respondents sre ulledbadc wheniaforufion is incomplete.

9%. aoare8pon8e r8ts for moathly w8gm and salary iacoms omrall amraged &bout 6.2 preen+ for the initial SXPP intsnisvs. Swevvr, proxy re~ponus caused signtficsntly higher nonresponse ratms for saae of the key items.

The nonresponse rste for self-responden-, rhich sccountsd for 64 percent of the total, VW 4.6 percat, trhib the r8W for proxy rrspondenu vu 9.0 perant.

lonintedev r8ms for tb first two v8m8 of SIPP an 4.0 prcent for Yam 1 and 9.4 perant for Warn 1 md Wese 2 co&bed. Moat of these uses (77 pemnt) nrm refwal8, but other cuu tacluded %o one et how’ sad %emporarily mbeantg. T&se ?atw.ue mi8provmentao ae r8t88 l rpsriencsd la the Incus Sumey Dsmlopent Progru (1509) , l predue8sor to SIFP, 8d ue

8apsrsblo~th rates obtahmdiaCPS. Sinu SIPP dam not replenish l puel in

the sum unaer u CFS, the SIPP noninte4eu r8ta till cli8b con8idersbly above the monthly WS rate. The Bureau hu wed complex techdcpes to sdjost the lfeQht8for nonrespon8er but the succew of these t8chniques in woiding bias in Rtk%WD.

Dsta qmUty issues in SIPP sre rto discussed in aCoaortc Chuwteris~u of Wuseholds in the Paited Sta~sr Fourth @artat 1903,. Sedes F-7O-S3-4, -ndixD. This 4ppsndixineludes capsriso~ ai maresponse inSIF s& ths

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March 1984 BS, ae well as comparisons of estimates deriobd from SIPP witi independent sstimstes for sevsrsl income typss.

X¶iere an sbsost no nissing data on STPP rtcrodatu files. Uonresponse by m entire househoLd is dealt vlth in the usightbg procedures. That is, noxdnter- viewed households US given zero uwights sad iats&evsd households us nightad up to cc4npensate. *hen sa individurt within the household refuses the intoroiew or rtun a respomsr to aa individual que8tioa is Js8fng, beginsing vith Waw 2, CIMUS computers make imputations for the missing data. ?or Wave 1, mnresponae to an entire questiontasirm by UI iadiridusl caused the household to receive a zero wsfght. If the pszson aaswred a eertsin minlmun group of questions in Wave 1, the responses to the othsr items mrs imputed. Imputstio~ iavol~ the ruplacebent of miesing data sftmr wava 1 tith a corresponding value fron a housing wit or ~srso~ hadng 0-n other characteristics in ccmmon with the unitorpermn iaguestion.

In gsneral this impuution procedure l shacu the usefulnsee 02 the data. It 8inpUfies procassing for the dcraleta wer by s-sating -not raportad. cats- gories. Inpu~tion l bo enhances the accuracy oi the dats m targeted charsc- terietics. By imputing adssing chuaotaristiovith that of sueone sitilarin other key aspocta, the wet can uork uith a mora complets data set. Vhen an imputed _ chuactedstic is aggregated over a l izsble number of psrsoas, deviatipns fra actual Wklmoun) valuu aad to ena out. Using imputed values also yields more ucuracy than substitn~sg the naa ior mieaing data, date the man vculd bs based oa psrsoas psrhaps substifially differsot from tbse with the Jseing itsme. On the other hrnd, we of imputed saluss can ham the accuracy of charac~rfetice that mrm aot eUgrt&. The tugoted cbarac- tuistia wncen~ socioecoamic stratum.

‘foclwion of ImQuta~oa nags

Xf the chu~rietics of oanrrspondents arm l yetsutically differwit from the charmteristlw of respondents, u may veil be the case for ipcaw ruiablee, then itie -Ia thatths i8pa~Uom systa uske es-8 blues due to nonresponse. ?w this reamon me tIo0 duodata filw include flags for may data itew rhfch allff the wr fp di*criJnate be-a thooe reeponmee vi&A vmre actually rmporcld end those l atriee which nrs mpplied through isputa- .+LCM. These flaq8, or imputaioa indiwtors, appar at the l ad of ths howe hold, person and imum ncord8 in ths SIPQ xolatio~8l mbrodata file, * at the end of appropriata mctioa8 Within tb records of tb r8Wgulu file, gemr8llycomspaadingoae-for-omwitb s~dficd4ta itmm8.

In the l xuple in figure 4, the date it88 for urned iaeon rmind fra a par- tfcslar job in a puticplu wathis shown QI~ the top half. A auple value of 2000 is ilbmtrati, i.e., $2000 ofincme laemnth. Its oorreeQoBdiBgimQu- ~tionflagie sham oathebottmhalf. 8ota that the description of the impu-

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tstion flag cites the field name for the corresponding item, WSl-2032. The sample vslue of 1 in the imputation flag indicatss that the origins1 respondent failed to anavar the corresponding ~sstion, or tbs entry suppLied wss unussbls for some reuon, and that therefore the inforwtion in the data item above was imputed from that of another person.

In l xmirring only the income aeounts, one would not know that the $2000 vu imputed rather than actually reported by the inditidual. Only by cross+rbu- 18tiBg imOW by imput8tiOn StatUS cur oae t8COgIiiZe sn imputed iB~0m.

. RGVRZ 4. Iflnstnr+Con of an Impuutioa Irlag Data Dictionary Ssmple Vslues

Sample Data Item (Wage and Salary Record)

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D WSl-2032 5 3293 What was the total mount of pay that . . . received before deductions on this job lutmntb (month 4). Range = -9133332.

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There arm also a number of denogrsphfc cheracterieths from the control card

uhich should. not mqulrm imputation, but msy need to ti edited for co~istancy uith other ido~tion fra tha household. In these ca8es there sre noimputa- tioa Llags, but the file iaclndee both the edited value and the wlue prior to caputer edi-, referred to u preeditsd or unedited. These items arm iden- tifi& by a W at the start of the @-character maemoaicidentifytag variables in the de- diodwuy. To detectuhether a wculu edit had anyimpacton the date. capare a glv8a dam its8 with it8 preeditd or wedited counterpart.

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Althugh the Wreau could theoretically l valuata the sbow-etted sources of l rror-mdmco~rag , r88pondent and l aumorator error, processing l rror snd nonrrspoas~it does not do so for SIPP. Thus it is not possible to provlde l djus~nt factors rhicla could sowhw be used to %orrect’ data. On the other had, the user of the micrcdata film caa study the imputof imputations made for -pane*.

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& aaalyet can use imputation flags or unedited lteae in l avmral different ways. __ Ylret, by computing the rate of imputation one can evaluate the quality of wr- Wn data fteas. ?or instance, one could find out whether persons recefdng aid frw the goverawat ere lees Ukely to report their other soureee of iacone than . persons aot participating in such programs.

Imputation :lage ellw characteristics of ecarespondenfa tc be studied. Do aoariepoadents tend to be ymnger or oldrr, for aample, thaa the net af the populatioa?

Cae caa exclude Lnputed data fra crosetebulatioae that dght he meadtim to the iaputa+ion proceee. lot inew, in comparing the earnlags of doctors end death-, high irpu~tioa r&e8 dght make the tabulatlone queetbaeble, elate missing iacome oa l doctor*8 or dentist98 record wuld be iaputed from a pool of pmeible donors Welch includes & rpch broader naga of profeeeioaal occuprtioee.

._ m-r to make l nre you uo capulng oaSy doctor's iacone with deatiet’s iacoaes,. It would be l ppropriata b exclude all cama tith eitbe~ cecupa+ion or

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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE &wssu of the Census W8chlngtDn. O.C. 20233

Hay 1986

Addltions to the Survey of Income and Program Participation (SIPP) Working Papers and report series are now available. These additfons Include:

* The Working Papers (Nos. 8401-8407. Nos. 8501-8507, and Nos. 8601, 8602, 8604, and 0607.

o Compllation of papers presented in the SIPP sessions at the American Statlstlcal Association meetings in August 1984 and August 1985.

a "Economic Charactertstlcs of Households in the Unlted States" (Current Population Report Series P-70, Nos. l-5)

a A special tssue of the Journal of Economic and Social Measurement contafnfng the proceedings of a conference sponsored 6y the Natfonal Science Foundatlon. the Social Science Research rouncfl.and the Census Bureau. The table of contents of th:s Issue is attached for your information.

SIPP public-use mfcrodata flies can be purchased through the Census Bureau's Data User Services Divlslon (301-763-4100). Another way of accesstng SIPP data Is through the Unfverrlty of Yisconsln's Research Network and Data Center for SIPP. Call Allce Robbln at (608) 262-4574 or Martln David at (608) 262-3281 for more InformatIon.

APPENDIX A--BIBLIOCFtAPHY Al

See the attached llstlng for a desctlptlon of the avallable products from the Survey of Income and Program Partlclpatlon (SIPP). Please note that Workfng Paper 8401 was rcvlsed In December 1985 to account for program addltlons and changes which took place In 1985. If you Want to reCefVe any of these products, put a check by the appropriate number and mall to:

Danlel Kasprtyk, Special Asslstant Population Dlvlslon, Room 2025-3 Bureau of the Census Washlngton, D.C. 20233

SIPP Yorklng Papers

1984 1985 1986

No. 8401 (Update

tevlsed 12/85) 8402 a403 8404 8405 8406 0407

--01 -- 851 8502 8503 8504 8505 8506 8507

3601 i602

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- 8605 Forthcomfng -8606 Forthcomlng - 8607

Compllatlons of ASA Papers

1984 1985

Journal of Economic 6 Social Measurement

Current Population Reports, Serlcs P-70

Yconomlc Character1 stlcs of Households ln the United States'

P-70, No. 1 P-70-83-4 P-70, No. 3

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(Update No. 1, Revfsed 12/85) “An Overview of the Survey of Income and Program Part~clpatlon." by 0. Nelson, 0. 6. Wllllen, and 0. Kasprtyk.

'Toward a Longltudlnal Oefinltlon of Households," by 0. B. McMlllen and R. A. Herrlot.

*Papers Presented at the Survey of Income and Program Participation, Session I, at the annual meetlng of the American Statlstical Assoclatlon In Phlladelphla, Pa., August 13-16, 1984.' The papers presented include:

a. 'An Analysis of Turnover in the Food Stamp Program," by 1. Carr and I. Lubitt, Mathematlca Policy Research, Inc.

b. 'The Measurement of Household Yealth in SIPP,' by E. J. Laws and J. H. BcNell, Census.

c. 'The Wealth and Income of Aged Households,' by 0. P. Radner, Social Securtty Admlnlstratlon.

'Papers Presented at the Survey of Income and Program Particlpatlon, ksslon 11, at the annual meeting of the American Statistlcal Assoclatton In Philadelphia, Pa., August 13-16. 1984.’ The papers given Include:

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*Toward a Longltudlnal Definition of Households,' by 0. 8. FkMllen and A. A. Hertiot.

'Lifetime York Experience and Its Effect on Earnings." by J. M. WeNeil, Census, and J. T. Salvo, New York Clty Department of Planning.

'Panel Surveys as a Source of Hlgratlon Oata,' by 0. Oahmann. Census.

'SfPP and CPS Labor Force Concepts: A COlDparison,' by P. M. Ryscavage, Census.

%atching Economic Data to the Survey of Income and Program Partlclpation: A Pilot Study,' by f. Haber, George Washington ltniverslty, and P. Ryscavage. 0. Sater, and V. Valdlsera. Ctnsur.

V&Survey of Income and Program Partlclpation,* by R. A. Htrrlot and 0. Kasprzyk, Census.

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8406 - "Papers Presented at the Survey of Session III, at the annual meeting

Income and Program Patticlpatlon, of the American Statistfcal

Assoclatlon ln Philadelphia, Pa., August 13-16, 1984: The papers glven Include:

a. 'Obtaining a Cross-Sectlonal Estlmate From a Longitudinal Survey: Experiences of the SSOP,' by H. Huang, Census.

b. 'Ytlghtlng of Persons for SIPP Longltudlnal fabulatlons,' by 0. Judklns, 0. Hubble, J. Oorsch, 0. B. HcHlllen, and L. Ernst, Census.

C. 'Longitudinal Famlly and Household Estimation ln SSPP," by L. Ernst, 0. Hubble, and 0. Judkinr, Census.

d. 'Early Indlcatfons of Item Nonresponse In SIPP,' by J. Coder and A. Feldman, Census.

8407 - 'Papers Presented at the Survey of Income and Program Partlclpatlon, Session IV, at the annual meeting of the kncrlcan Stattsttcal Association In Philadelphia, Pp., August 13-16, 1984.’ The papers given include:

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"Month-to4onth Incme Rectplency Changes In the ISOP: by J. C. Moore and 0. Kasprzyk, Census.

'FIndIngs From the Student Follow-Up Investlgatlon of the 1979 ISOP,' by A. H. Roman and 0. V. O'Brien. Census.

The ISOP 1979 Research Panel as a Methodological Survey: Impllcatlons for Substantive Aoalyslt,' by R. A. Kulka, Research Triangle Institute.

"for Oata Collection Issues for Panel Survey ulth A@plicrtton to SIPP," by A. Jean and E. K. McArthur, census.

%enrgtng the Data From the 1979 ISOP,’ by P. Ooyle and C. Cltro, Mathemtica Policy Research, Inc.

SIPP YORKING PAPERS - 1985

8501 - 'The Survey of Income and Program Partfcipatfon: Uses and Applic- ations.' by K. 5. Short, Census.

8502 - 'Appllcatlons of a Hatched File Linking the Bureau of the Census Survey of Income and Program Partfcfpatlon and Economic Data," by 5. Haber, korge Washington University.

8503 - 'Using the Survey of Income and Program Partfclpatfon for Research on the Older Population,' by 0. 8. HcMfllen, C. M. Taeuber, and J. Harks, Census.

8504 - 'Surrmary of the Content of the 1984 Panel of the Survey of Income and Program Partfctpatfon,' by D. T. Frankel, Census.

8505 - 'Enhancing Data From the Survey of Income and Program Partlcfpatfon Yfth Data From Economic Censuses and Surveys,' by D. K. Sater, Census.

8506 * "Hethodologles for Imputing Longftudlnal Survey Items,* by V. Hugglns. L. Weldman, and U. E. Samuhel, Census.

8507 - 'New household Survey and the CPS: A Look at Labor Force Differences,' by P. Ft. Ryscavage. Census, and J. E. Bregger, Bureau of Labor Statlstlcs. -

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#Some Aspects of SIPP,’ by Roger Herrfot and Daniel Kasprzyk, Census.

'Nonsampling Error Issues In the SIPP,' by Graham Kalton, Universfty of Mlchfgan, David PlcHillen, and Daniel Kasprzyk, Census.

8603 - 'An Investlgatfon of Model-Based Imputatlon Procedures Usfng Data from the Income Survey Development Program," by Vickl J. Hugglns and Lynn Yefdman, Census. (FORTHCOMING)

8604 - "Food Stamp Partlcfpatfon: A Comparison of SIPP with Admfnfstratfve Records," by Steve Carlson and Robert Dalynnple, Food and Nutrition Services.

8605 - 'SIPP Longftudlnal Household Estimation for the Proposed Longftudlnal Definftlon,' by Laurence R. Ernst, Census (FORTHCOnING)

8606 * 'A Comparison of Seven Imputatfon Procedures for the 1979 Panel of the Income Survey Development Program,' by Vlckl J. Huggfns, Census (FORTHCOMING)

8607 - 'An Investlgatfon of the Imputatlon of Honthly Earnings for the Survey of Income and Program Parttcfpatfon Using Regresston Models; by Vfckl J. Huggfns and Lynn Yeldman, Census

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COMPILATIONS OF ASA PAPERS FOR 1984 AND 1985

In August 1984. five sessions concerning SIPP were Included fn the Annual meeting of the Amerfcan Statistical Assocfatfon In Phfladelphla, PA. The papers presented In these sessions have been consolfdated In: "Survey of Income and Program Partfcipatfon and Related Longltudinal Surveys: 1984.”

This volume not only Includes the flnal version of some of the papers offered In the SIPP Workfng Paper Series, Nos. 8402-8407. but also includes papers that were unavaflable at the time the working papers were released, and papers from the discussants at the meeting. These papers Include:

"An Analysts of Turnover In the Food Stamp Program,' written by T. Carr and I. Lubltr, Mathematics Policy Research, Inc.

'Using Subjective Assessments of Income to Estimate Famlly Equfvalences Scales: A Report on Work In Progress," written by 0. Vaughan, Social Security Mmlnlstratlon.

'Longftudinal Item Imputatlon In a Complex Survey," written by M. E. Samuhel and V. Huggfns, Census.

'The Geman Soclo-Economic Panel,. written by Ute Hanefeld. Deutches Instltut fur Yirtschaftsforschung.

'Household Market and Nonmarket Actlvltles--The Ffrst Year of a Swedish Panel Study,* wrltten by N. Anders Klevmarken, Unlverslty of Goteborg, Sweden.

'The Australian Natlonal Longftudlnal Survey,’ written by Ian McRae, Bureau of Labour Market Research, Australla.

In August 1985, two sessions concerning SIPP were Included In the ASA meetlng held In Las Vegas, Nevada, The papers are consolidated In "Survey of Income and Program Partfcfpatfon: 1985.’

These papers are Included:

‘Item Nonresponse In the Survey of Income and Program Partlcf- patfon,D ufltten by 0. 6. McMfllan and D. Kasprzyk, Census.

l Charactrrtstlcr of Sample Attrition ln the Survey of Income and Progru Partlclpatlon,' wrltten by E. McArthur and K. 5. Short. CWISUS.

'Compensating for Wave Nonresponse In the 1979 ISDP Research Panel,. wrltten by 6. Kalton. J. Lepkourkf, and Tfng-Kuong Lln, Universf ty of Wlchfgan.

'Alternative Deflnltlons of Longltudlnal Households In the Income Survey Development Program: Implicattons for Annual Statistics,' urltten by C. F. Cftro. Census.

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"Do Ye Learn From the Past Experience Yhen Constructfng Complex Data?," wrltten by P. Doyle, Mathematfca Policy Research, Inc.

'0peratfonalfrfng the Poverty Line In a Survey Using Subannual Reference Periods," written by 0. Vaughan, Social Securfty Admlnlstratfon.

"Short Term Change In Household and Family Structure," written by H. Koo. Research Triangle Instltute.

"Characterfstlcs of Program Partfclpants: Some Early Evidence From SIPP,' written by D. 8. Wllllen. Census.

"An Exploratlon of the Applfcabllfty of Hazards Models In Analyzing the Survey of Income and Program Partfcfpatlon: Labor Force Trans- Itfons,' written by K. 5. Short and K. Woodrow, Census.

'Gross Changes In Income Recfplency from the Survey of Income and Program Partfcfpatfon.' wrltten by D. llurkhead and J. Coder, Census.

'Desfgnlng a Data Center for SIPP: An Observatory for the Social Sciences,' written by M. David, Unlverslty of Yfsconsln.

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Discussants:

John Crajka, Mathcllllltlca Policy Research

Robert Telttl, feftel Data Systems

Current Population Reports, Household Economfc Studies. Serfes P-70-- 'Economfc Characteristics of Households in the Unfted States"

Third Quarter 1983 (P-70, No. 1)

Fourth Quarter 1983 (P-70-83-4)

First Quarter 1984 (P-70, No. 3)

Second Quarter 1984 (P-70, No. 4)

Third Quarter 1984 (P-70, No. 5)

(These reports contain average monthly data from the SIPP.)

JOURML OF ECONO#IC AND SOCIAL MEASUREMENT

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APPENOIX B-GLOSSARY OF SELECTED TERMS

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Population coverage. The estimates are restricted to the civilian noninstitutional population of the 50 States and members of the Anned Forces living off post or wfth their famflies on post.

Farm-nonfarm resldencc. The farm population refers to rural residents living on farms. Under this definition, a farm is any place in rural territory from which sales of crops, llvestock, and other agricultural products amounted to $1,000 or more during the previous 12-month period.

Householder. Survey procedures call for listing first the person (or one of the persons) in whose name the home is owned or rented. If the house is owned jointly by a married couple, either the husband or the wife may be listed first, thereby becoming the reference person, or householder, to whom the relationship

'-of the other household members is recorded. One person in each household is designated as the 'householder: The number of householders, therefore, Is equal to the number of households.

Household. A household consists of all persons who occupy a housing unit. A house, an apartment or other group of rooms, or a single room is regarded as a housing unit when it is occupied or Intended for occupancy as separate living quarters; that Is, when the occupants do not live and eat with any other persons in the structure and there Is either (11 direct access from the outside or --. through a tonanon hall or (2) a kitchen or cooking quipment for the exclusive use of the occupants. .-

A household includes the related family members and all the unrelated persons, if any,- such as lodgers, foster children, wards, or employees who share the housing unit. A person living alone in a houslng unit or a group of unrelated persons sharing a housing unit as partners is also counted as a household. The count of households excludes group quarters. Examples of group quarters include rooming and baardlng houses, college dormitories, and convents and nanasteries.

Family. A family is a grwp of two or umre persons (one of whom is the householder) related by birth, marriage, or doption and residing together; all such persons (including related subfamily tiers) are considered members of one family.

F~plily household. A family household is a household maintained by a family; any unrelated perscwrs (unrelated subfamily mcobers and/or secondary individuals) who may be residing there are included. The nulaber of fmily households is equal to the nufdaer of frsilbs. The count of family household embers differs from the count of famfly -ens, however, Ih that the family household members include all persons lfving in the household, whereas family mnbers include only the householder and his/her relatives.

Wonfamily household. A nonfatally household Is a household maintained by a person living alone or with nonrelatives only.

Race. The population is divided Into groups on the basis of rice: White; Black; American Indlan, Eskimo, or Aleut; Asian or Pacific Islander; and 'other races.'

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Persons of Spanish origin. Persons of Spanish origin were determined on the basis of a question that asked for self-identification of the person's origin or descent. Respondents were asked to select their origin (or the origin bf some other household member) from a "flash card" listing ethnic origins. Persons of Spanish origin, in particular, were those who indicated that their origin was Mexican, Puerto Rican, Cuban, Central or South American, or some other Spanish 0rfgfft. It should be noted that persons of Spanish origin may be of any race.

York disability. Persons were classified as having a work disability 1f they were identified by the respondent as having a physical, mental, or other health condition that limits the kind or amount of work they can do.

Monthly income. The monthly Income estimates for households are based on the sum of the monthly income received by each household member age 15 years old or over.

Cash income includes all income received from any of the sources listed in Appendix 6-l. Rebates, refunds, loans, and capital gain or loss amounts from the sale of assets, and interhousehold transfers of cash such as allowances are not included. Accrued interest on Individual Retirement Accounts, KEOUGH retirement plans, and U.S. Savings bonds are also excluded. This definition differs somewhat from that used in the annual income reports based on the March CPS income supplement questfonnafre. These data, published in the Consumer Income Series, P-60, are based only on income received in a regular or periodic manner and, therefore, exclude lump-sun or one-time pa(yments such as -- inheritances and insurance settlements. The March CPS income definition, however, does exclude the same income sources excluded by SIPP.

The income amounts represent amounts actually received during the month, before deductions for income and payroll taxes, union dues, Part 6 Medf.care premiums, etc.

The SIPP income definition includes three types of earnings: wages and salary, -nonfarm self-employment, and farm self-employment. The definition of nonfarm self-empto;yment and farm self-emploqmcnt is not based on the net difference between gross receipts or sates and operating expenses, depreciation, etc. The monthly amounts for these income types are based on the salary or other income received from the business by the owner of the business or farm during the I-uunth reference period.

The Bureau Ot labor Statfstfcs publishes quarterly averages for an earnfngs concept called %sual weekly earnings l for employed wage and salary workers. The concept differs frolD the SIPP earnings concept since it is based on usual, not actual earnings, excludes the self-employed, and excludes earnings from secondary jobs.

While the income amounts fro@ uust sources are recorded aanthly for the Qmonth reference period, property income amounts, interest, dividends, rental income, etc., were recorded as totals for the 4-month period. These totals were dfstrlbuted equally between months of the reference period for purposes of - calculating mnthly averages.

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Means-tested benefits. The term means-tested benefits refers to programs that require the income or assets (resources) of the individual or family be below specified guidelines in order to qualify for benefits. These programs provide cash and noncash assistance to the low-income population. The major soufces of means-tested cash and noncash assfstance are shown in Appendix 8-2.

Uedicare. This term refers to the Federal Health Insurance Program for the Aged and Disabled as provided for by Title XVIII of the Social Security Act. The phrase Wadfcare covered" refers to persons enrolled in the Medicare program, regardless of whether they actually utilized any Medicare covered health care services during the survey referenge period.

Medicaid. This term refers to the Federal-State program of medical assistance for low-income individuals and thefr families as provided for by Title XXX of the Social Security Act. The phrase Weditaid covered" refers to persons enrolled in the Medicaid program, regardless of whether they actually utilized any Medicaid covered health care services durfng the survey reference period.

Unemployment compensation. This term refers to cash benefits paid to unemployed workers'through a State or local unemployment agency. These include all benefits paid under the Federal-State unemployment insurance program as established under the Social Security Act, as well as those benefits paid to State and local government employees, Federal civilian employees, and veterans.

Law-Income Home Energy Assistance Program. Benefits from the Federally funded LIHEAP authorfted by Title XXVI of the fMnfbus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1981, or comparable assistance provided through State funded assistance programs. may be received in the form of direct payment to the household as reimbursement for heating or cooling expenses or paid directly to the fuel dealer or landlord. s

Special Supplemental Food Program for Women, Infants, and Children WC). Benefits are received in the form of vouchers that are redeemed at retail stores for specific supplemental nutritious foods. Eligible low-income recipients are infants and children up to age flue and pregnant, postpartum, and breastfeeding women.

With a job. Persons are classffied 'with a job' in a given month if they were 16 years old or over and. during the IwIth, either (a) worked as paid amplo,yees or worked in their own business or profession or on their own fam or worked without pay in a faafly business or fam or (b) were tea!porarily absent from work either with or without pay. In general, the word 'job" implies an arrangement for regular work for pay where payment is in cash wages or salaries, at piece rates, fn tips. by comnfssfon, or in kind (meals, living quarters, supplies receivdI. 'Job' also includes self-caploylncnt at a business, professional practice, or fan. A business is defined as an activity which involves the use of machinery or quipment in which Rloney has been Invested or an activity requiring an office or .place of business* or an activity which requires advertising; payment may be in the fom of profits or fees.

The Current Population Survey (CPSI, the offlcfal source of labor force statistics for the Nation, uses the same definition for a job or business. The term With a job; however, shoutd not be confused wfth the term Vnployed' as used in the CPS. With a job* includes those who were temporarily absent from a job because of layoff and those wafting to begin a new job in 30 days; in the CPS these persons are not considered ~uaployed: See Worked each week* below.

Worked each week. Persons 'worked each week" in a month if, for the entire month, they were "with a job" and not *absent without pay* from the job. In other words, a person worked each week in any month when they were (a) on the job the entire month, or (b) they received wages or a salary for all weeks in the month, whether they were on the job or not. Persons also worked each week if they were self-employed and spent time during each week of the month at or on behalf of the business or farm they owned, as long as they received or expected to receive profit or fees for their work.

In the CPS, the concept 'at work" includes those persons who spent at least 1 hour during the reference week at their job or business. In the CPS, however, .at work' does not include persons who were temporarily absent from their jobs duriag the entire reference week on paid vacation, sick leave, etc. In SIPP, ‘worked each week' does include persons on paid absences.

Absent 1 or more weeks. Absent 1 or more weeks means absent without pay from a '. job or business. Persons were absent without pay in a month if they were *with

a job' during the entire month, but were not at work at that job during at least 1 full. week (Sunday through Saturday) during the month, and did not receive wages or a salary for any time during that week. Reasons for an unpaid absence include vacation, illness, layoff, bad weather, labor disputes, and wafting to start a new job.

Looking for work. Persons who 'looked for work" in a given month are those who - were 16 years old or over and (al were without a job during at least 1 week during the month, (b) tried to get work or establish a business or profession in that week, and (cl were available to accept a job. Examples of jobseek;;cj activities are (1) registarfng at a public or private employment office, meeting with prospective employers, (31 investigating possibilftfes for starting a professional practice or opening a business, (4) placing or answering advertisements, (5) writing letters of application, and (6) being on a professional register.

The CPS uses a similar concept of 'looking for work: The term l unemployed' as used in the CPS includes persons who were looking for work in the reference week and those who were *on layoff' or 'waiting to begin a new job in 30 days: .

Layoff. In general, the uork 'layoff. means release from a job because of slack work, material shortages, inventory taking, plant remodeling, installation of machinery, or other similar reasons. For this survey. persons were also on ,layoff' who did not have job but who responded that they has spent at least 1 week on layoff from a job and that they were available to accept a job.

In addition, persons were on glapff' in a given month if they were 16 years old or over and (a) were -with a job' hut *absent without pay9 from that job for at least 1 full week during that month, and (bl they responded that their main reason for being absent from their job or business was 'layoff.. *On layoff' also includes a small nun&r of persons who responded that they were waftfng to report to a new wage and salary job that was to begin within 30 days. In other - words, persons waiting to begin a new job are classified together with persons wafting to return to a job from which they have been laid off.

Full tfr and part time. The data on full- and part-time workers pertain to the number of hours a person usually worked per ucek during the Neks worked in the 4-fmnth reference period of the survey. If the hours worked per reek varied -A_-* ___ --I--a A- mmrrr* =- mnrrrrimatr surrano nf the

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Persons 16 years old and over who reported usually workfng 35 or more hours each week during the weeks they worked are classified as "full-time" workers; persons who reported that they usually worked fewer than 35 hours are classified as 8part-timeU workers. The same definitions are used in the CPS.

Yith labor force activity. The term 'with labor force actfvity" includes all persons with a job (as defined above) and those looking for work or on layoff from a job for at least 1 week during a given month. Conversely, those persons ,with no labor force activity8 had no job, were not on layoff from a job and made no effort to find a job during the fmnth.

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SURVEY OF INCOME AND PROGRAM PARTICIPATION (SIPP)

WAVE 6 RECTANWLAR MICRODATA FILE


TECHNICAL INFORMATION

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This section will contain information relevant to SIPP that becomes available after the file is released. The cover letter to the updated Information should be filed behind this page.

User Notes will be sent to all users who (1) purchased their file (or technical documentation) from the Census Bure:~u and (21 returned the coupon following the title page.

ABSTRACT

Survey of Income and Program Participation (SIPP) Wave 6 Rectangular Microdata File [machine- readable data filei / conducted by the U.S. Bureau of the Census. --Washington: The Bureau [producer and distributor], J986.

TYPE OF FILE:

Microdata: unit of observation is an individual.

UNIVERSE DESCRIPTION:

The universe is the resident population of the United States, but excluding persons living in institutions and military barracks.

SUBJECT-MATTER DESCRIPTION:

The file contains basic demographic and social characteristics data for each member of the household. These include age, sex, race (White; Black; American Indian, Eskimo, and Aleut: Asian or Pacific Islander: and Other), ethnic origin (23 categories including 7 Spanish origin categories), marital status, household relationship, education. and veteran status.

Limited data are provided on housing unit characteristics such as units in structure. tenure. access, and complete kitchen facilities.

Core questions, which are repeated at each interview, cover labor force activity, types and amounts of income, and participation in various cash and noncash benefit programs for each month of the four-month reference period. Data for employed persons include number of hours and weeks worked, earnings. and weeks without a job. Nonworkers are classified as unemployed or not in the labor force. In addition to income data associated with labor force activity, data include nearly 50 other types of income. Core data also cover post secondary school attendance, public or subsidized rental housing, low-income energy assistance, and school breakfast and lunch participation.

Persons interviewed in Wave 8 were asked the core questions as well as questions on annual earnings and benefits, property income and taxes, and education and training. This file contains data only for the core questions. A later file will contain both core and topical mcduie data.

The sample consists of 4 rotation groups, each interviewed in a different month from May to August 1985. For each group the reference period for reporting labor force activity and income is the four calendar months preceeding the interview month.

SIPP is a longitudinal survey where each sampled household and each descendent household is reinterviewed at 4-month intervals for 9 interviews or “waves. ” This file contains the results of the sixth interview. Unique

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codes are include11 on each record to allow Jirilcinc together the same persons with the preceding and subsequent waves

GEOGRAPHIC COVC%\GE:

tini ted States. Codes are included for 38 individual States. although the sample was not designed to produce State estimates. Areas in the SIPP sample in six other States arc identified in two groups for confidentiality reasons. Some cases are coded to other States not originaliy sampled, reflecting persons in the original sample who moved. The file identifies a subsample of metropolitan residents, along with codes for selected metropolitan statistical areas (MSA’S) and consolidated metropolitan statistical areas (CMSA’s).

TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION:

FILE

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STRUCTURE: Rectangular. Each logical record for a sampled person includes information on the household and family of which the person was a part during each month of the reference period, as well as characteristics of the person and each source of income received during the period.

SIZE: 45,001

SORT SEQUENCE SAMPLE UNITS:

logical records; 5,352 character logical record length.

Rotation group (i.e., month of interview) by FIPS State of sampling unit within rotation group by sampling unit identification number within State by entry address ID and person number within sampling unit.

REFERENCE MATERIALS:

Survey of Income and Program Participation (SIPP) Wave 6 Rectangular Microdata File Techzal Documentation. The documentaxn -includes this abstract, the data dictionary, an index to the data dictionary, relevant code lists, a questionnaire facsimile. and general information relative to SIPP. One copy of the technical documentation accompanies each file order but also may be purchased separately for $15 from Data User Services Division, Customer Services, Bureau of the Census, Washington, D.C. 20233.

Survey of Income and Program Participation (SIPP) Users’ Guide. - The Users’ Guide contains general information on the background, survey content, sample design, and procedures for estimation and calculation of sampling variability as well as a glossary of selected terms. The Users’ Guide is -- not yet available.

Interviewers’ Manual 11984 1. Survey of Income and Program Particiuation. U.S. Department of Commerce. Bureau of the Census. The Manual is available for $10 from Data User Services Division, Customer Services, Bureau of the Census, Washington, D.C. 20233.

RELATED PRINTED REPORTS:

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See Appendix A--Bibliography in the General Information section of the techical documentation for information on products available from SIPP.

These products include working papers, compilations of papers presented at annual meetings of the American Statistical Association. articles appearing in the Journal of Economic dnd Snrial Measurement, -- series of the Cu&ent Population Reports.

and reports in the P-70

RELATED MACHINE-READABLE DATA FII.ES:

SIPP files are available from Data User Services Division, Customer Services. Washington, D.C. 20233. An order form is on the following page for your convenience

Rectangular Files Number of Reels

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A machine-readable data dictionary is available at the end of the last reel at either density or say be purchased separately on 1 reel for $140.

FILE AVAILABILITY:

The file may be ordered from Data User Services Division using the order form on the following page. A machine-readable dictionary is contained at the end of reel 7 at 1600 bpi and reel 2 at 6250 bpi. It is also available separately for $140 on 1 reel at either density.

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FILE INFORMATION

Geographic Coverage

State codes are shown except for six States which are identified in two groups. A subsanple of metropolitan residents is identified along with codes for selected metropolitan statistical areas (MSA’s) and consolidated metropolitan statistical areas (CYlSA’s). The sample was not designed to produce State or YSA/CMSA level estimates. State codes are primarily useful in relating a respondent’s recipiency of benefits to thresholds which may vary from State to State. MSA/CMSA codes may be used in relating respondent characteristics with contextual variables.

Identification Number System

The SIPP identification scheme is designed to uniquely identify individuals in each wave. provide a means of linking the same individuals over time, and group individuals-into households and fanices over time.

The various components of the identiftcat ion scheme are listed below

Sample Unit Identification Number Address ID Entry Address ID Person Number

The sanple unit identification number was created by scrambling together the PSU. segment. and serial number I used for Census Bureau administrative purposes. This identifier is constructed the same way on each wave regardless of moves. to enable matching from wave to wave.

The two-digit address ID code identifies each household associated with the same sample unit identification number. The first digit of the address ID code indicates the wave in which that address was first assigned Por interview. The second digit sequentially numbers multiple households that have the same serial number. The address ID code is 11 for all sample addresses, that are the same as in Wave 1. As SIPP sample persons move to new addresses, new address ID codes are assigned. Any new address to which sample unit members moved during Wave 4 is numbered in the 40’s.

The person ID is a five-digit number consisting of the two-digit entry address ID and a three-digit person number. Person numbers 101. 102. etc., are assigned in Wave 1; 201. 202. etc., are amigned to persons added to the roster in Wave 2, and so forth. This five-digit number is not changed or updated. regardless of moves.

The sampling unit serial number and address ID code uniquely identifies each household in any given wave. The sampling unit serial number can link all households in subsequent waves back to the original Wave 1 household.

Toocoding of Income Variables

To protect against the possibility that a user might recognize the identity of a SIPP respondent with very high income, incone from every source is “topcoded” so

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that no individual income amounts above $100,000 are revealed. While the data _ dictionary indicates a topcode of $33,332 for monthly income. this topcode will rarely be used. In most cases the monthly income is shown as individual dollar amounts of 58.333, with 58,333 actually representing “58,333 or more.” (The S100.000 income topcode is 58,333 multiplied by 12 months). Individual monthly amounts above 58.333 may occasionally be shown lf the respondent’s income varied considerably from month to month, as long as the average does not exceed 58.333. For example, if a respondents’ income from a single job were concentrated in only one of the four reference months, a figure as high as $33.332 could be shown. (Income from interest or property have lower topcodes).

Summary income figures on the person, family, and household records are simple sums of the components shown on the file after topcoding, and are not independently topcoded. Thus, a person with high income from several sources (jobs, businesses, property) could have aggregate monthly income well over the topcode for each source. Families and households with a number of high income members could theoretically have aggregate income shown well over SlOO,OOO, through well below the $1.5 million shown as the highest allowable value in the data dictionary.

The user is cautioned against trying to make much use of the occasional monthly figures above 58.333, except in calculating aggregates or observing patterns across the q-month period for a single individual, family, or household. Those units with higher monthly amounts shown are a biased sample of high income units, more likely to include units with income from multiple sources than other units with equally high aggregate income which comes from a single source.

INDEX TO SIPP RECTANGULAR CORE FILE

This is an index to the data dictionary for the 1984 panel SIPP rectangular core files, Waves 2 to 9. Wave 1 has a slightly different layout, with corresponding items in the same sequence but not exactly the same locations--see Appendix C ‘Comparison of Item Locations on Wave 1 and Later Waves.’

The five columns at the right present the beginning character location for the referenced data field or fields. Entries in the four righthand columns refer to data specific to particular months during the reference period. For example, data in the co1 umn headed “MO 1 LOCATION” refer to the first reference months (four months prior to the interview). Entries in the column

headed ” INTV LOCATION= refer to characteristics as of the interview date, e.g., the highest grade attended, or other items not differentiated by month during the reference period. Where the entry refers to more than one consecutive data field, the location is that of the first character of the first field.

The column headed “MNEMONIC. presents the same 8-character data names as are shown in the data dictionary, with two exceptions. Where there are separate entries for the four reference months, an asterisk (*) replaces the 1, 2, 3, or 4 that would appear in the actual mnemonic. (Where there is an entry in the .INTV LOCATION” column as well as the four months the data item refers to the same characteristic as of the intervIew date, and would carry a 5 in place of the asterisk in the mnemonic.) Where a colon appears in the mnemonic, as in SC1660:78, the index entry applies to two or more consecutive fields, in this case starting with SC1660 and ending with SC1678.

This index may also be used as an index to. the questionnaire document itself, reproduced in the users’ Guide text. Each item on the questionnaire carries a boxed 4-digit n-&next to the answer fields. This number appears as part of the mnemonic wherever the correspondence between the item on tape and the questionnaire item is direct. The I-digit number is usually preceded by .SC’, but when other characters appear they add meaning. For example, WSl-2012 corresponds to questionnaire item 2012 (on class of worker) and the .WSl. distinguishes the response for the first wage/salary job from a response for the second such job, which would begin with ‘WSZ’. Mnemonics without 4-digit numbers are associated with items from the control card or are the result of manipulating or .recoding” one or more

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REFERENCE Mm.MoNIc INTV MO 1 MO 2 MO 3 MO 4 LOCA LOCA LGCA LOCA LOCA TION TION TION TION TION

Absence Without Pay, Imputation Flags Absence Without Pay, Reason Absence Without Pay, Reason Absence Without Pay, Specific Weeks Absence Without Pay, Specific Weeks Access to Unit

3158 2745 2783 2725 2764

Access to Unit, Unedited Address ID from CC of New Add. (Movers) Address ID from CC of Previous Address Address ID of Household Address ID of Person at Entry, Edited Address ID of Person at Entry, Preedited Address ID's, * in Sample Unit by Month Address ID, Previous Wave AFDC ($1 AFDC Coverage AFDC Payment for Family ($1 AFDC Payment for Household ($) AFDC Payment for Subfamily ($) AFDC, Imputation Flags AFDC. Persons Covered (by *) AFDC, Recipiency AFDC, Recipiency AFDC, Recipiency Age Age: Month of Birth, Preedited Age: Year of Birth, Preedited Aid to Families w/Dep. Children-See +FDC Alimony Payments ($) Alimony Payments, Imputation Flags Alimony Payments, Recipiency Alimony Payments, Recipiency Alimony Payments, Recipiency Alimony Payments, Recipiency, Imp Flag Ancestry - See Ethnicity Annuity Income, Recipiency Annuity Income, Recipiency as Widow(er) Annuity Income, Recipiency, Input. Flag Armed Forces Status Armed Forces Status of Spouse Armed Forces Status of Spouse, Imp Flag Armed Forces Status, Unedited Asset Income, * Person in SU with Asset Income, Imputation Flags Asset Income-See Also Property Income Asset Ownership Suwmary Asset Source Codes Assets Owned Same as Previous Wave Assets Owned Same as Previous, Imp.Flags Assets Owned Same as Previous, Imp.Flags

2176 2174 1202 2012

PP-IMPlO: sclo9a SC1174 sclo58:96 SC1136:72 H*-ACCESS U+-ACCES CC-ADENT cc-ADLm H*-ADDID PP-ENTRY U-ENTRY SUHHCNT* PW-ADDID 12OAMT* AFDc* Fw-AFDC H*-AFDC s*-AFDC 120IM01:04 AFDc3034:54 RECIPSUM scl486 12OREC* AGE-* U-BRTHXN U-BRm?

2155 24

2067

4078 2400 2961

2097 2178 2180

129AMT* 1291MPo1:04 RECIPSUM SC1416 129REc* PP-IMP42

2409 2927

3190

scl382 SC1446 PP-Iw3a IN-AF SC1696 PP-IM.Pa3 U-AF SU-TOTGZ G2-IMPO1:27

2911 2940 3186 2154 3132 3220 2203

36 5321

ASSETSUM 2456 ASTSOURC 2597 SCl588:1620 3045 PP-IMP98:99 3235 PPIMP100:05 3237

99 355 611 867 120 376 632 888

43 299 555 811

16 18 20 22

4054 4060 4066 4072 2640 2641 2642 2643 1193 1307 1421 1535 .-

245 501 757 1013 1649 1763 la77 1991 4109 4110 4111 4112

4050 4051 4052 6053 2085 2088 2091 2096

4389 4396 6399 4404 4409 4410 4411 4412

4385 4386 4387 4358

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Assets Owned, New Since Last Wave Assets Gwned, New Since Lst Wave,Imp.Flg Assets, Gwnership of Various Types (New) Bonds, Money Market Funds in Own Name Bonds, Money Market Funds, Joint Bonds, Money Market Funds, Gwnership Bonds, Municipal or Corporate, Gwn.(New) Bonds, Municipal or Corporate, Ownership Bonds, Municipal or Corporate, Ownership Bon&, U.S. Savings, Ownership (New) Business --See Self-Employment Calendar Month Calendar Month Calendar Month

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Calendar Month of Interview Calendar Year Calendar Year Calendar Year Cash Benefits, Receipt by HH Member(s) Casual Earnings--See Incidental Earnings Certificates of Deposit, Gwnership Certificates of Deposit, Ownership Certificates of Deposit, Ownership (New) Change in Composition--See also Movers Change to Family Compos., Month-to-Month Change to HH Composition, Month-to-Month Change to Subfamily Comp, Month-to-Month Charitable Group, Money from, ($) Charitable Group, Money from, Imp. Flags Charitable Group, Money from, Recipiency Charitable Group, Money from, Recipiency Checktng Accounts, Interest-Earning Checking Accounts, Interest-Eornfng(Nev) Child Support Payments ($) Child Support Payments, Iqutation Flag Child Support Payments, Imputation Flags Child Support Payments, Recipiency Child Support Payments, Recipiency Child Support Payments, Recipiency Child/Adult Status Child/Adult Status, Previous Wave Children S-18 in Household Children--See also Own Children Class of Worker Class of Worker Class of Worker Class of Worker, Imputation Flag Class of Uorker, Imputation Flag Class of Worker-See also Self-Employment

MNEMONIC

SC1622:54 3087 PPIMP106:07 3243 SC1626:54 3089 0104YN-* 4955 4956 J104YN-* 4935 4936 SC4400306 5220 SC1640 3095 ASSETSUM 2462 SC4404 5222 SC1644 3097

H*-MONTH 45 301 557 813 F*-MONTH 1093 1207 1321 1435 s*-MONTH 1549 1663 1777 1891 H*ITM38B 139 39s 651 907 H*-YEAR 47 303 559 815 W-YEAR 1095 1209 1323 1437 s*-YEAR 1551 1665 1779 1893 H*-CASH 171 427 683 939

ASSETSUM 2458 SC4304 5203 SC1630 3091

FCHANGE* HCHANGE* SCHANGE* xsoAKT* I5OIMPO1:04 RECIPSUM ISOREC* SC4306 SC1632 IZSAMT* PP-IMP44 128IMPO1:04 RECIPSUM SC1420322 12aREc* POP-STAT PW-POPST H*-4826

SC1714 3147 .x91-2012 3280 ws2-2012 3365 WSlIMPO3 3322 US2IM03 3407

1Nl-V MO 1 MO 2 ?I0 3 MO 4 LOCA LOCA LOCA LOCA LOCA TION TION TION TION TION

INDEX TO SIPP RECTANGUIAR CORE FILE

2225 2226 2224 2220 2221

2229 2230 4669 4674 4689 4690

2430 4665 4666

5204 3092

4361 4366 3192

4381 4382 2408 2929

4357 4358 2117 2077

270 526

Clerical Review Time in Minutes ITlOB 2680

4957 4958 4937 4938

2227 2228 2222 2223 2231 2232 4679 4684 4691 4692

4661 4668

4371 4376

4383 4384

4359 4360

782 1038

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REFERENCE MNE!lONIC

College Term System College Term System, Imputation Flag Company Pension--See Pension Coverage by Health Insurance Coverage by Medicaid Coverage by Medicare Coverage by WIC Coverage Questions for New Pers.in Samp. Coverage Recodes, AFDC Coverage Recodes, Food Stamps Coverage Recodes, Foster Care Payments Coverage Recodes, General Assistance Coverage Recodes, Other Welfare Payments Coverage Recodes, Railroad Retirement Coverage Recodes, Social Security Coverage Recodes, Veterans Payments Date of Birth: Month Date of Birth: Year Day Job Ended Day Job Ended Day Job Started Day Job Started Day of Interview, Unedited Day Person Entered this Address Day Person Left this Address Disability Income, Recipiency Disability Income, Recipiency, Imp Flag Disability Income, Types Received Disability Income, Types, Imput, Flag Disability Insurance--See Insurance Inc Disability, VA Rating Disability, Work Disability, Work, Imputation Flag Discouraged Worker Discouraged Worker Discouraged Worker, Imputation Flag Dividends--See Stock Dividends Duration of Job Duration of Job Earnings after Expenses from Business($) Earnings after Expenses from Business($) Earnings after Expenses, Imputation Flag Earnings after Expenses, Imputation Flag Earnings by Month (Before Deductions)($) Earnings by Month (Before Deductions)($) Earnings by Month, Imputation Flag Earnings by Month, Imputation Flag Earnings from this Job ($) Earnings from this Job ($) Earnings from this Job, Receipt of

SC1680 3115 PP-IMp7a 3215

HIMNTH* CAIDCOV* GAREcov* wIccov* sc0900:12 AFDc* FOODSTP* FOSTKID* GENASST* OTHWELF* RAILRDl SOCSEC* VETS* U-BRTHMN U-BRTHYR WSl-2022 ws2-2022 wsl-2018 ws2-2018 ITSDAY U-DAYENT U-DAYLFT SC1386:88 PP-IMP39:40 sc1390:1412 PP-IMP41

2687

2178 2180 3288 3373 3284 3369 2675 2298 2170 2913 3187 2915 3189

SC1336 SC1386 PP-IMP39 sclo48:54 SC1222328 PP-IMP22:28

2887 2913 3187 2719 2807 3170

WSl-2016:22 US2-2016:22 SE12260 SE22260 SElIMPll SEZIMPll wsl-2032:38 WS2-2032:38 ws1cALo1:04 WS2CALO1:04 WSl-AMT* ws2-AMT* WSl-P.Ec1*

3282 3367 3501 3607 3516 3622

3313 3308 3303 3298 -. 3398 3393 3388 3383 3326 3327 3328 3329 3411 3412 3413 3414 3259 3264 3269 3274 3344 3349 3354 3359 3255 3256 3257 3258

INTV MO 1 MO 2 MO 3 MO 4 LOCA LOCA LOCA LOCA LOCA TION TION TION TION TION

2573 2574 2575 2576 2548 2549 2550 2551 2543 2544 2545 2546 2552 2553 2554 2555

2640 2641 2642 2643 2644 2645 2646 2647 2652 2653 2654 2655 2648 2669 2650 2651 2656 2657 2658 2659 2664 2665 2666 2667 2660 2661 2662 2663 2636 2637 2638 2639


REFERENCE MNEMONIC INTV MO 1 MO 2 MO 3 MO 6 LOCA LOCA LOCA LOCA LOCA TION TION TION TION TION

Earnings from this Job, Rec.eipt of wsz-REc1* Earnings of Family ($) W-EARN Earnings of Household ($) H*-EARN Earnings of Person, Total ($) PP-EARN* Earnings of Subfamily ($) Se-EARN Earnings: Gross of Business >$lOOO SE12214 Earnings: Gross of Business >$lOOO SE22214 Earnings: Gross of Business, Imput. Flag SElIMPO4 Earnings: Gross of Business, Imput. Flag SEZIMP04 Earnings: Other Inc from Bus., Imp Flag sElI.nPoa Earnings: Other Inc from Bus., Imp Flag SE2IKPO8 Earnings: Other Income from Business SE12234 Earnings: Other Income from Business SE22234 Earnings: Salary from Bus., Imput. Flag SElIHPO7 Earnings: Salary from Bus., Imput. Flag SE2IMP07 Earnings: Salary from Business SE12232 Earnings: Salary from Business SE22232 Education, Attendance beyond HS Level SC1658 Education, Attendance beyond HS,Imp Flg PP-IMP75 Education, Finished Grade GRD-CWL Education, Finished Grade, Unedited u-COMPL Education, Highest Grade Art., Unedited U-HIGRDE Education, Highest Grade Attended HICRME Educational Assistance SC1660:78 Educational Assistance ($) SC1690 Educational Assistance ($), Imput. Flag PP-Itlpal Educational Assistance, Imputation Flag PP-LELpa2 Educational Assistance, Imputation Flags PP-IHp76:77 Educational Assistance, Work-Study Prog. SC1692 Employees, Number in Own Bus., Imp Flag SElIMP04 Employees, Number in Own Bus., Imp Flag SEZIW04 Employees, Number in Own Business SE12218 Employees, Number in Own Business SE22218 Employer Educational Aarirtance SC1672 Employers, Number During O-Month Period SC1716 Employment Status Recode ESR-• Energy Assistance H*-ENRGY Energy Assistance in Subs Hour, Imp Flag H*-IHP06:lO Energy Assistance in Subsidized Housfng H**-4816:24 Entry Address ID, Edited PP-ENTRY Entry Address ID, Preedited U-ENTRY Entry Address ID, Previous SC0064 Entry into New Address, Reason U-REAENT Entry Month for Person Who Moved In U-HONENT Estate or Trust Income ($) 137AMT* Estate or Trust Income, Imputation Flags 137IHPO1:04 Estate or Trust Income, Recipiency RECIPSUM Estate or Trust Income, Recipiency 137REC* Estate or Trust, Payments for Widow SC1448 Ethnicity ETHNICTY 2152

3452 3558 3509 3615 3513 3619 3468 3574 3512 3618 3467 3573 3104 3212 2151 2200 2198 2149 3105 3124 3218 3219 3213 3130 3509 3615 3454 3560 3111 3148

2012 2155 2215 2164 2168

2417

2941

3340 3341 3342 3343 1140 1254 1368 1482

186 442 698 954 2293 2301 2309 2317 1596 1710 la24 1938

2469 2470 2471 2472 257 513 769 1025 284 540 796 1052 260 516 772 1028

4585 6590 4595 4600 4605 4606 4607 4608

4581 4582 6583 4584

14


REFERENCE MNEMONIC IN-N MO 1 no 2 MO 3 MO 4 LOCA LOCA LOCA LCCA LOCA TION TION TION TION TION

Ethnicity, Unedited Exit Day for Person Uho Left Exit from Household, Reason Exit Month for Person Who Left Families, Number in Household Families/Pseudo-families, * in Samp.Unit Family Composition Change, Month-to-Ho. Family Food Stamps ($) Family Income, AFDC ($) Family Income, Earnings (S) Family Income, Federal SSI (S) Family Income, Means-Tested Cash ($) Family Income, Other (9) Family Income, Property (S) Family Income, Social Security (S) Family Income, Total (S) Family Income, Unemployment (S) Family Income, Veterans Payments (9) Family Number (Sub C Secondary Families) Family Records, t in Household Family SI fuence Number Family Size Family Type: Primary or Unrelated Family Type: Primary, Sub or Secondary Family Type: Sex of Householder Family Type: Subfamily Farm

U-ORIGIN U-DAYLFI U-REALIT u-HONLFr It* - FPCNT SU-TOTFF FGXANGE* F*-PDSTP I+-AFDC P-EARN Fx-SSI f*-TRAN F*-OTHER W-PROP F*SOCSEC WTOTINC Tw-UNEHP F-VETS FAKNDH-• H*-NF F*-NUMBR l%wHPER W-TYPE FAM’WP-* W-KIND S*-TYPE u*FRMsLE SCllOO

SC1436 SC4704 FOODSTW 127m Ew-FDSTP H*-FDSTP S*-FDSTP SC1680 PP-IMP50

Federal Civ. Empl. Pension (Disability) Federal Civ. Empl. Pension--See Pension Federal Civil Service or Other for Widow Financial Investments, Other Food Stamp Coverage Food Stamps (S) Food Stamps Payment for Family ($) Food Stamps Payment for Household (9) Food Stamps Payment for Subfamily ($) Food Stamps, Authorization to Receive Food Stamps, Authorization, Imput. Flag Food Stamps, Imputation Flags Food Stamps, Persons Covered (by II) Food Stamps, Recipiency Food Stamps, Recipiency Foster Child Care Payments (S) Foster Child Care Payments Coverage Foster Child Care Payments, Imput. Flags Foster Child Care Payments, Recipiency Foster Child Care Payments, Recipiency Foster Child Care Payments, Recipiency Foster Child Care Putts, Persons Cov by x General Assistance (S)

2196 2170 2162 2166

51 307 563 819 28

2225 1199 1193 11&O 1175 1155 1162 1147 1169 1132 1161

2226 2227 2228 1313 1427 1541 1307 1421 1535 1254 1368 1482 1289 1403 1517 1269 1383 lL97 1276 1390 1504 1261 1375 1489 1283 1397 1511 1246 1360 1474 1295 1409 1523 1301 1415 1529 _ 2113 2114 2115

305 561 817 1205 1319 lh33 1211 1325 1439 1223 1337 1451 2103 2104 2105 1224 1338 1452 1679 1793 1907

375 631 887

1187 2112 2116

49 1091 1097 1109 2102 1110 1565

119

2106

2919

2936 5299

127IKPO1:04

2664 2665 2646 2647 4302 4307 4312 4317 1199 1313 1427 15&l

251 507 763 1019 1655 1769 1883 1997

2958 3198

4353 4354 4355 4356 4322 2407

4298 4299 4300 4301 4176 4181 4186 4191 2652 2653 265k 2655 _ 4227 4228 4229 4230

2403 2963

4172 4173 4174 4175 4196

4117 4122 6127 4132

FS3100:20 RFXIPSUM I27REC* 123AMT* FOSTKID* 123IMPO1:04 RECIPSUM SC1492 I23REC* FCC3034:54 I2lAMT*

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REFERENCE MNEnONIC INTV MO 1 MO 2 MO 3 MO 4 MCA LOCA LOCA LOCA LCCA TION TION TION TION TIOM

GENASST* scl48a IZlIMPOl:O4 GA3036 : 56 RFGIPSUM 121REc* H*-METRO H*-MSA H*-STATE 14OAMT* 14OIMPO1:04 RECIPSUM 140REC* SC1662

SC4402 U-PNGD H*-HSC HIIND HIMNTH* SC1536:52 PP-IHP58:63 SC1540:46 PP-IMP60 SC1556:86 SC1548:52 PP-IMP61:63 HIGRADE U-HIGRDE SCl234:36 PP-IM26:27 SE12212 SE22212 WSl-2024 WS2-2024 SC1230:32 PP-IMP25 HCHANCE* H*-OOlR:24

H*-FDSTP H*-AFDC H*-TRAN H*-EARN H*NONCSH He-OTHER H*-PROP H*SOCSEC li*-SSI H*TOTINC

2648 2649

4172

2650

4173

General Assistance Income Coverage General Assistance or Gen. Relief, Recip General Assistance, Imputation Flags General Assistance, Persons Covered by # General Assistance, Recipiency General Assistance, Recipiency Geographic Identification: Metro Subsamp Geographic Identification: HSA/CMSA Code Geographic Identification: State CI Bill Education Benefits ($) GI Bill Education Benefits, Imput. Flags GI Bill Education Benefits, Recipiency GI Bill Education Benefits, Recipiency GI/VEAP Benefits Government Pensions--See Pension Government Securities Guardian Person Number, Preedited Half Sample Code for Variance Estimation Health Insurance Coverage Health Insurance Coverage Health Insurance Coverrge Health Insurance Cover.8?, Imput. Flag Health Insurance, Months Covered Health Insurance, Konths, Imput. Flag Health Insurance, Persons Covered by # Health Insurance, Type of Plan Health Insurance, Type of Plan, Imp Flag Highest Grade Attended Highest Grade Attended, Unedited Hours Worked <35, # of Weeks Hours Worked <35, # of Weeks, Imp Flag Hours Worked Per Week at Business, Usual Hours Worked Per Week at Business, Usual Hours Worked Per Week at W/S Job, Usual Hours Worked Per Week at W/S Job, Usual Hours Worked Per Week, Usual Hours Uorked Per Uaek, Usual, Imp Flag Household Compos. Change. Xonth-to-Month Household Composition Change Household Composition Change--See Kovors Household Food Stamp Payment ($) Household Income, AFDC ($) Household Income, Cash Transfer ($) Household Income, Earnings ($) Household Income, Noncarh ($) Household Income, Other ($) Household Income, Propery Income ($) Household Income, Social Security (S) Household Income, SSI ($) Household Income, Total ($)

2651

417L 2962

4171 4137 2401

4113 4114 4115 4116 94 350 606 862 95 351 607 863 92 348 604 860

4641 4646 4651 4656 4661 4662 4663 4664

4637 4638 4639 4640 2420

3106

5221 2191

a9 345 601 a57

2573 2574 2575 2576 2572

2995 3206

3208 3006 3002 3209 2149 2198 2815 3174 3450 3556 3290 3375 2812 3173 2224

3001 3000 2999 2998

2220 2221 2222 2223 152 408 664 920

251 507 245 501 201 457 186 442 215 471 208 464 193 649 221 477 227 483 178 434

763 757 713 698 727 720 705 733 739 690

1019 1013

969 956 983 976 961 989 995 966

16

INDEX TO SIPP RECTANCUIAR CORE FILE

REFERENCE MNEMONIC INTV no 1 HO 2 MO 3 MO 4 LOCA LOCA LOCA LOCA LOCA TION TION TION TION TION

233 239

60

55 16 26

489 745 1001 495 751 1007

316 572 828

311 567 823 la 20 22

314 602 890

H*-UNEkfP Ii*-VETS U-HHMEl4

Household Income, UnemployrPent (S) Household Income, Veterans Payments ($) Household Hembership Status Household Relationship-See Relationship Household Size Household Sire, Previous (New Persons) Householder's Person Number Households, * in Sample Unit by Month Households, * in Sample Unit, Total Identification Number of Sample Unit Imputation Flags Imputation Flags Imputation Flags Imputation Flags Imputation Flags Imputation Flags Imputation Flags Imputation Flags Imputation Flags Imputation Flags Imputation Flags Incidental or Casual Earnings (S) Incidental or Casual Earnings, Imp Flags Incidental or Casual Earnings, Recip. Incidental or Casual Earnings, Recip. Income from Life Insurance or Annuity Income from Life Insurance, Imput. Flag Income Recipiency Summary Income Source Codes Income Source Codes (Not Elsewhere Cov) Income Types Received Income Types Received Income Types Received Same as Prev. Wave Income Types Received, New: Imp. Flags Income Types Received, Same: Imp. Flags Income Types Received,New Since Ist.Wave Income, 5 Types Combined (S)

2161

H*-NP sc0906:08 H*REFPm SUHHcNT* SU-TOTHH SU-ID PP-IMPO1:99 PPIHP100:07 WSlIHPO2:06 ws1cAL01:04 WS2IMpO2:06 ws2cAL01:04 SElIWOl:ll SElCALO1:04 SEP.XPOl:ll SE2CALOl:04 G2-IMP01:27 155AMT* 155IMPO1:04 RECIPSUM 155REC* scl382 PP-IM38 RECIPSUM INCSOURC SC1706:lO RECIPSUM INCSOURC scl251:82 PP-IHP93:96 PP-llIp85:92 scl284:1322 175MT*

1200 2691 1067

24

6 3149 3237 3320 3326 3405 3411 3506 3517 3612 3623 5321

4809 4829

4805

4814 4819 4824 4830 4831 4832

4806 4807 4808 2435

2911 3186 2381 2577 3137 2381 2577 2826 3230 3222 2839

4865 4889 I75IHPOl:04

RECIPSUM 2455 175REc* PP-EARN* 156AHT* 156IMP01:04 RECIPSUM 2436 156REC* PPOTHER* PPTOTIN* PP-PROP+ PP-TRAN*

4871 4890

4877 4891

4883 4892 Income,

Income, 5 Types Combined, Imputation Flg 5 Types Combined, Recipiency

Income, Income,

5 Types Combined, Recipiency Earnings Total (S)

Income, Other Cash (S) Income, Income,

Other Cash, Imputation Flags Other Cash, Recipiency

Income, Other Cash, Recipiency Income, Other Total (S) Income, Person's Total (S) Income, Property Total (S) Income, Transfer Total (S)

4861 4862 4863 4864 2265 2272 2279 2286 4837 4842 4847 4852 _ 4857 4858 4859 4860

4833 4834 4835 4836 2353 2360 2367 2374 2233 2241 2249 2257 2293 2301 2309 2317 2325 2332 2339 2346

lncorporatlon of Business SF1 733fi ‘1LZZ

REFERENCE

INDEX TO SIPP RECTANGUlAR CORE FILE

MNEHONIC 1Nl-V MO 1 MO 2 MO 3 MO 4 UCA LOCA LOCA LOCA LOCA TION TION TION TION TION

Incorporation of Business Incorporation of Business, Imput. Flag Incorporation of Business, Imput. Flag Industry Industry Industry Industry Industry, Imputation Flag Industry, Imputation Flag Industry, Imputation Flag Industry, Imputation Flag Insurance Income, New Since Last Wave Insurance Income, New Since Last Wave Insurance Income, Paid-Up Life (S) Insurance Income, Paid-Up Life, for Wid. Insurance Income, Paid-Up Life, Imp Flag Insurance Income, Paid-Up Life, Imp Flag Insurance Income, Paid-Up Life, Recfp. Insurance Income, Paid-Up Life, Recip. Insurance Income, Paid-Up Life, Recip. Insurance Income, Priv Disabi.1, Imp Flag Insurance Income, Private Disability Insurance Income, Private Disability Insurance Income, Private Disability (8) Insurance Income, Private Disability, Re Interest from Bonds/Funds in Own Name(S) Interest from Bonds/Funds, Joint (S) Interest from Bonds/Funds, Joint.(S)4 MO Interest from Bonds/Funds, Own (.$) 4 MO. Interest from Bonds/Fun&: Imp. Flags Interest from Bonds/Fundr:Imp.fr.Act.Bal Interest from Bonds/Funds:Imp.fr.Act.Bal Interest from Sav.: Imput. from Act.Bal. Interest from Sav.: Imput. from Act.Bal. Interest from Savings in Own Name (8) Interest from Savings in Own Name(S)4 MO Interest from Savings, Imputation Flags Interest from Savings, Jofnt (8) Interest from Savings, Joint ($) - t Uo. Interest --See also Hortgage Interest Interest-Earning Assets, Other, Ownershp Interest-Earning Checking Accounts Interview Status: by Month Interview Status: Coverage

Interview Status: Monthly Interview Status: Number of Phone Calls Interview Status: Number of Visits Interview Status: Person Number of Proxy Interview Status: Phone Interview Interview Status: Previous Wave

SE22220 SElIMPOS SE2IMP05 WSl-IND wsz-IND SElIND SEZIND ws11MP02 ws2LMPo2 SElIMPO2 SE2IHP02 SC1304 SC1318 136AMI* SC1446 PP-IMP38 136IMPO1:04 RECIPSUM SC1382 I36REC* 113IMPOl:O~ RECIPSUM SC1396 113AMT* 113REc* 01NT104* JINT104* SC4412 SC4420 G2-IMPO5:08 JCALC104 oCALc104 JCALClOO OCALClOO 01NT100* SC4320 G2-IMP02:04 JINTlOO* SC4312

3561 3510 3616 3248 3333 3418 3524 3321 3406 3507 3613 2869 2875

4557 4562 4567 4572 2940 3186

4577 4578 4579 4580 2416 2911

4553 4554 4555 4556 4046 4047 LOG8 &O&9

2393 2917

4026. 4031 4036 4041 4022 4023 4024 4025 4959 4963 4967 4971 4939 4943 4947 4951

5226 5233 5325 4975 4976 4933 4934

5214 5322

4917 4921 4925 4929

4897 4901 4905 4909 5207

ASSETSUM SC4306 PP-MIS-* H*-0010:24 H*-HIS U*TOTPHN U*TOTVST IT7B IT12 H*-INTl

2463 5204 2011 2007 2008 2009 2010

148 404 660 916 62 318 574 830

143 399 655 911 141 397 653 909

1074

2669 2686

63 319 575 832

18


REFERENCE HNEMONIC

Interview Status: Reason for Noninterv. Interview Status: Self or Proxy Interview Status: Self, Proxy or Refusal Interview Status: Type 2 Interview Time in Hinutes Interviewer Code Investments, Other, Ownership Investments--See Assets JTPA/CETA Training Allowance Kitchen Facilities Kitchen Facilities, Unedited Legal Form of Organization Legal Form of Organization Legal Form of Organization, Imput. Flag Legal Form of Organization, Imput. Flag Life Insurance--See Insurance Income Loan, Student Local Government Pension--See Pension Looking for Work or Layoff Looking for Work or Layoff Looking for Work or Layoff, Imput. Flag Looking for Uork or Layoff, Imput. Flag Looking for Work or Layoff, Spec. Weeks Looking for Work or Layoff, Spec. Weeks Low Income Cutoff (Annual $> Low Income Cutoff (Annual $) Low Income Cutoff (Annual $) Lump Sum Payments ($) Lump Sum Payments, Imputation Flags Lump Sum Payments, Recipiency Lump Sum Payments, Recipiency

Marital History Marital History, Imputation Flag Marital Status Marital Status Marital Status, Preedited Uarital Status, Previous Wave Heans-Tested Benafits, Receipt of Means-Tested Cash Benefits, Receipt of Beans-Tested Cash Transfer Inc of Fun($) Means-Tested Cash Transfer Inc of HH ($) Keans-Tested Cash Transfer Inc of Sub($) Means-Tested Cash Transfer Income ($) Means-Tested Noncash Benefits, Rec. of

Means-Tested Noncash Income ($) Medicaid Medicaid Coverage Medicaid Coverage Medicaid Coverage,

H*ITM36B IT7A PP-INTVW IT7C ITPB H*-INTCD ASSETSUM

SC1674 H*-KTCIiN IJ* - KTCHN SE12220:22 SE22220:22 SElIMP05:06 SE2IW05:06

SC1676:70

SC1002 SC1176 PI-IHPO1:02 PP-IW17:lg sc1004:40 SC1178:1214 H*-POV$ F*-POVS s*-POVS 152AMT* 152IMPO1:04 RECIPSIJM 152REc* sc141e PP-IMP43 MS-+ SC1414 U-MS PU-MS H*-KEANS H*-CASH w-TRAN H*-TRAN s*-TRAN PP-TRAN* H*NCASHB H*NONCSH SC1502: 36 HEDICAID CAIDCOV* SC1504

Medicaid Coverage, Imputation Flags PP-IMP97

INTV MO 1 no 2 no 3 LOCA LOCA LOCA LOCA TION TION TION TION

132 388 644 2668 2006 2672 2677

115 371 627 2468

3112 100 356 612 121 377 633

3455 3561 3510 3616

3113

2696 2704 3149 3165 2697 2785

173 429 685 1127 1241 1355 1583 1697 1811 4725 4730 4735 4745 4746 4747

2432 4721 4722 4723

2928 3191 2101 2097 2098 2099 2926 2187 2070

170 426 682 171 427 683

1155 1269 1383 201 457 713

1611 1725 1839 2325 2332 2339

172 420 684 215 471 727

2969 2547

2548 2549 2550 2970 3234

MO 4

LOCA TION

900

883

868 889

941 1469 1925 4740 4748

4724

2100

938 939

1497 969

1953 23i6

940 983 -

2551


REFERENCE HNEHONIC INlV MO 1 MO 2 MO 3 X0 4 LOCA LOCA LOCA LOCA LOCA TION TION TION TION TX03

Medicaid, Imputation Flag Medicaid, Months Covered Medicaid, Months Covered, Imput. Flag Medicaid, Person L's of Covered Children Medicare Claim # (last 2 digits) Medicare Coverage Medicare Coverage Type Medicare Coverage, Imputation Flags Metropolitan Statistical Area (Selected) Metropolitan Subsample Military Pension--See also Pension Military Retire.Pay, New Since Last Wave Military Retirement Pay Military Retirement Pay for Disability Uilitary Retirement Pay for Widow Military Service, Previous--See Veteran Military Service-See Armed Forces Status Money Market Deposit Accounts, Own.(New) Money Market Deposit Accounts, Ownership Honey Harket Deposit Accounts, Ownership Money Market Funds, Ownership Money Market Funds, Ownership Honey Xarket Funds, Ownership (New) Month Job Ended Month Job Ended Month Job Started Month Job Started

PP-Iw53:57 SC1528:36 PP-IMP56:57 SCl510:20 SC1466 cAltEcov* SC1468:72 PP-IHp48:49 H*-HSA H*-KETRO

3201 2994 2993 2992 2991

3204 2972 2950

2543 2544 2545 2546 2952 3196

95 351 607 863 94 350 606 862

SC1310 2872 SC1370 2905 SC1402 2920 scl438 2937

SC1628 ASSETSUM SC4302 ASSETSUX sc4400 SC1636 WSl-2020 ws2-2020 WSl-2016 WS2-2016

3090 2457 5202 2460 5220 3093 3286 3371 3282 3367 2178

2673

Month of Birth, Preedited U-BRTHMN Month of Interview H*ITM38B Month of Interview, Unedited ITBMTH Month of Reference, Calendar H* -MONTH Month of Reference, Calendar P-MONTH Honth of Reference, Calendar s*-MONTH Month of visit U*ITH38B

139

45 1093

395

301 1207 1663

-95

651 907

557 813 1321 1435 1777 1891

651 907 1549

13* 2168 2166

2224

Month Person Entered this Address U-HONENT Honth Person Left this Address u-XONLFr Honth-to-Month Change in Family Compos. FCMANGE* Honth-to-Month Change in HH Composition HCHANGE* Xonth-to-Honth Change in Subfamily Camp. SCHANGE* Monthly Earnings Before Deductions (S) wsl-2032:38 Monthly Earnings Before Deductions (8) ws2-2032:38 Monthly Earnings, Imputation Flag ws1cAL01:04 Monthly Earnings, Imputation Flag ws2cAL01:04 Monthly Health Insurance Coverage SC1540:46 Monthly Health Insurance, Imput. Flag PP-IMP60 Honthly Income of Business (8) SE12238:44 Monthly Income of Business (S) sg22238:44 Monthly Income of Business (S), Imp Flag SElCALOl:O& Monthly Income of Business (S), Imp Flag SEZCALO1:04 Honthly Medicaid Coverage SC1528:36

2225 2226 2227 2228 2220 2221 2222 2223 2229 2230 2231 2232 3313 3308 3303 3298 3398 3393 3388 3383 3326 3327 3328 3329 3411 3412 3413 341ii 3001 3000 2999 2998

3208 3485 3480 3475 3L70 3591 3586 3581 3576 3517 3518 3519 3520 3623 3624 3625 3626 2994 2993 2992 2991

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REFEREKE MNEMONIC INTV MO 1 MO 2 MO 3 no 4 IACA LOCA U)CA LOCA LJXA TION TION TION TION TION

Monthly Medicaid Coverage, Imput. Flag Mortgage Interest Earned. Imput. Flag Mortgage Interest Earned, Joint ($) Mortgage Interest Earned, Joint ($) 4 MO Mortgage Interest Earned, Own ($) Mortgage Interest Earned, Own ($) 4 MO. Nortgage Interest Received, Joint Mortgage Interest Received, Cwn Name Mortgage Interest, Imputation Flags Mortgages Mortgages Held, In Own Name Mortgages Held, Joint Mortgages, Ownership Mortgages. Ownership-Iiew Since Last Wave

PP-IM56:57 GZ-IKP24:26 JMAH130* SC4712 oHAK130* SC4716 JMORTIN* OHORTyN* G2-IHP23:26 SC4700 OMTGNYN* JMTGNYN* ASSETSUM SC1642

3204 5344

5303 5137 5141 5145 5149

5161 5165 5169 5173

5133 5134 5135 5136 5157 5158 5159 5160

5309

5343 5297

5153 5154 5155 5156 5129 5130 5131 5132

2466 3096 2298 2170

2168 2166

- - Movers : Movers: Hovers : Movers : Hovers : Movers : Hovers : Hovers :

Day Entered- this Address U-DAYENT Day Left this Address U-DAYLFT Did All Household Members Move? H*-0018 Month Entered this Address U-MONENT Month .eft this Address u-HONLFr h'ew Household Members n*-0020 Reason for Joining New Household U-REAENT Reason for Leaving Household U-W

152 408 664 920 _

153 409 665 921 2164 2162

95 351

4781 4786 4801 4802 4777 4778

607 863

4791 4796 4003 4004 4779 4780

MSA/CMSA Code (Selected) Municipal or Corporate Bonds, Ownership National Guard or Reserve Pay ($) National Guard or Reserve Pay, Imp Flags National Guard or Reserve Pay, Recip National Guard or Reserve Pay, Recip. Net Profit of Business (Over 4 MO.) ($> Net Profit of Business (Over 4 Ho.) ($) Net Profit of Business, Imputation Flag Net Profit of Business, Imputation Flag New Persons in Sample: Imputation Flags New Persons in Sample: Prev. HH Size New Persons in Sample: Prev. Residence New Persons in Sample: Prev.Rclationship Noncaoh Benefits, Receipt of Noncash Income of Household ($) NOW Accounts, Ownership Occupation Occupation Occupation Occupation Occupation, Imputation Flag Occupation, Imputation Flag Occupation, Imputation Flag Occupation, Imputation Flag Own Children in Family, Number Own Children in Subfamily. Number Own Children Under 18 in Family, Number

H*-HSA ASSETSUM 154AHT* 154IMPOl:Oh 154REC* RECIPSCDl SE12256 SE22256 SElIMPlO SEZIHPlO PP-Iw84 SC0906 : 08 sco902:12 sc0910:12 H*NCASHB WNONCSH ASSETSDH VSl-occ VSP-occ SElOCC SEZOCC WSlIMPOl ws21M.P01 SElIHPOl SE2WOl POWNKID S*OUN?ZD FxOKLTl8

2462

2434 3495 3601 3515 3621 3221 2691 2689 2693

172 428 684 940 215 471 727 963

2459 3245 3330 341s 3521 3320 3405 3506 3612

.-

1111 1225 1339 1453 1567 1681 1795 1909 1113 1227 1341 1455

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REFERENCE

Own Children Under 18 in Subfam.,Number Panel Parent Person Number Parent Person Number, Previous Wave Part Time Work Part Time Work, Imputation Flag Partners in Business, Person Numbers Partners in Business, Person Numbers Paycheck Frequency Paycheck Frequency Paycheck Frequency, Imputation Flag Paycheck Frequency, Imputation Flag Pell Grant Pension (Disability) Pension (Retirement) Pension (Retirement), Imputation Flag Pension for Widow Pension for Uidow, Imputation Flag Pension from Company or Union ($) Pension from Company or Union (Disabfl.) Pension from Company or Union for Widow Pension from Company or Union, Imp Flags Pension from Company or Union, Recip Pension from Company or Union, Recip Pension. Federal Civilian ($> Pension, Federal Civilian. Imp Flags Pension, Federal Civilian, Recipiency Pension, Federal Civilian, Recipiency Pension, Local Government Pension, Local Government ($) Pension, Local Government, (Disability) Pension, Local Government. for Widow Pension, Local Government, Imp Flags Pension, Local Governmant, Recipiency Pension, Local Government, Recipiency Pension, Military Retirement ($) Pension, Military Retirement, Imp Flags Pension, Hilitary Retirement, Recip. Pension, Military Retirement, Recipiency Pension, New Since Last Uave Pension, State Government Pension, State Government ($) Pension, State Government, (Disability) Pension, State Government, for Widow Pension, State Government, Imputation Fl Pension, State Government, Racipiency Pension, State Government, Recipiency Pensions or Annuities for Widow Pensions or Annuities for Widow,Imp Fig Person * of Family Reference Person

MNEMONIC INN MO 1 MO 2 MO 3 MO 4 LOCA LOCA LOCA LOCA LOCA TION TION TION TION TION

S*ORLTlS 1569 1683 1797 1911 H*-SAMPL 112 368 624 a80 PNPT-* 2145 2133 2136 2139 2142 PW-PNPT 2074 SC1234:38 2815 PP-IM26:28 3174 SE12224330 3457 SE22224:30 3563 WSl-2030 3292 US2-2030 3377 WSlIHPO6 3320 US2IMPO6 3405 SC1664 3107 sc1398:1410 2918 SC1366: 78 2903 PP-IMP37 3185 sc1434:44 2935 PP-IHp46 3194 13oAMT* 4417 4422 4427 4432 SC1398 2918 SC1434 2935 13OIHPO1:04 4437 4438 4439 44.40 RECIPSUM 2410 IJOREC* 4413 4414 4415 4416 13lAHT* 4445 4450 4455 4.460 131IHPCl:O4 4=465 4466 4467 4468 RECIPSUH 2411 13lREC* 4441 4442 4443 4444 SC1376 2907 135~MT* 4529 4534 4539 45hIr SC1408 2922 SC1444 2939 135IMPO1:04 4549 4550 4551 4552 RECIPSUM 2415 135REC* 4525 4526 4527 4528 132AHT* 4473 4478 4483 4488 132IHPO1:04. 4493 4494 4495 4496 RECIPSun 2412 132REC* 4469 4470 4471 4472 SC1306 : 16 2870 SC1374 2906 134AMT* 4501 4506 4511 4516 SC1406 2921 SC1442 2938 134IWO1:04 4521 4522 4523 4524 RBCIPSUH 2414 134REc* 4497 4498 4499 4500 SC1426:52 2932 PP-IHP45 3193 P*REFPER 1227 1341 1455 1563


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REFERLVCE HNEMONI C

Person # of Guardian, Prepdited Person # of Household Reference Person Person * of Parent Person * of Parent, Preedited Person X of Proxy Person # of Respondent Person 1L of Spouse Person * of Spouse of Reference Person

Previous Wave,

Person x of Spouse of Reference Person

in SIPP Universe

Person # of Spouse, Preedited Person # of Subfamily Reference Person Person x of this Person, Edited Person x of this Person, Preedited Person * of this Person, Previous Person X'S: Business Partners in HH Person X'S: Business Partners in HH Person e's: Covered by AFDC Person f's: Covered by Food Stamps 'erson *' s : Covered by Foster Child Pmts Person e's: Covered by Gen. Assistance Person e's: Covered by Health Insurance Person s's: Covered by Hedicaid(Children Person *Is.: Covered by Other Welfare Person X's: Covered by Railroad Retire. Person #Is: Covered by Sot Sec(Children) Person e's: Covered by Veterans Payments Persons in Family Persons in Household Persons in Household (Noninterview) Persons in Household (Noninterview) Persons in Subfamily Poverty Threshold (Annual $) Poverty Threshold (Annual $) Poverty Threshold (Annual $) Preinterview Time for Transcrip.-Hinutes Previous Entry Address ID (Rare) Previous Person Number (Rare) Previous Rotation Group (Rare) Previous Sample Unit ID (Rare) Previous Wave Address ID Previous Wave Child/Adult Status Previous Wave Interview Status Previous Wave Interview Status Previous Wave Marital Status Previous Wave Person Number of Parent Previous Uave Person Number of Spouse Previous Wave Relation. to Ref. Person Previous Wave. Entry Since, Reason Previous Wave, Exit Since, Reason

U-PNGD H*REFPER PNPT-•

PU-ADDIT

U-PNPT IT78 u*cCRSPP PNSP-* WSPOUSE S*SPOUSE U-PNSP S*REFPER PP-PNUM u-PNUM SC0066 SEl2224:30 SE22224:30 AFDc3034:54 FS3100:20 FCC3034:54 GA3034: 54 SC1554:86 SC1510:20 0~3034:54 RR3086:98 ss3086:98 VET3034:54 F*NUMPER H*-NP H*-SIZE U*-SIZE s*NuHPER H*-POV$ F*-PoV$ s*-POV$ ITllB SC0064 SC0066 PREV-ROT PREV-ID PW-ADDID PU-POPST H*- INTl Pu-INTVW PIT-MS PW-PNPT PW-PNSP Pw-RRP u-REAENT U-REALFT

IN-l-V HO 1 MO 2 no 3 no 4 LOCA LOCA LOCA LOCA LOCA TION TION TION TION TION

2191 1067 55 311 2745 2133 2136 2184 2669

145 401 2130 2118 2121

1104 1218 1560 1674

2188 1555 1669

2014 2157 2217 3457 3563 4078 4322 4196 4137 3005 2972 4255 3765 3682 3929

1097 1211 1200 60 316

110 366 136 392

1553 1667 173 429

1127 1241 1583 1697

2683 2215 2217 2214 2205 2067 2077

63 319 2079 2070 2074 2071 2069 2164 2162 2078

567 823 2139 2142

657 913 2124 2127 1332 1446 1788 1902

1783 1897

1325 1439 572 828 622 a78 648 906

1781 1895 685 941

1355 1469 1811 1925

575 a31

25

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INTV HO 1 no 2 MO 3 MO 6 LOCA IDCA LOCA LOCA LOCA TION TION TION TION TION

REFERENCE MNEMONIC

V-PROP H*-PROP s*-PROP PP-PROP* PP-INTVW IT7B SU-ID H*-PUBHS U*-PUBHS RACE H*-RACE U*-RACE U-RACE SC1390 scl428 SC1364 RAILRD+ 102IMPO6:09 102IMPO5 102IKPO1:04 102MT* KD- sci298 RR3068 RECIPSUH 102REc* RR3006:12 RRRECIND SS3064:66 SC1042:44 scl218 PP-IMP04 PP-IxP20 sclo98 SC1174 PP-I!012 PP-IMP16 U-RBAENT SC1346:48 U-REALFT SC1054 scl228 PP-IMP08 PP-IHP24 SC1238 PP-IMP28 H*-CASH H*-MEANS H*NCASHB PP-RCSEQ

1147 1261 1375 1489 193 449 705 961

1603 1717 1831 1945 2293 2301 2309 2317

Property Income of Family ($> Property Income of Household ($) Property Income of Subfamily ($) Property Income, Total ($) Proxy Interview Proxy, Unedited Person Number of PSU, Segment 6 Serial #s (Scrambled) Public Housing, Residence In Public Housing, Residence In. Unedited Race Race of Reference Person (Noninterview) Race of Reference Person (Noninterview) Race, Preedited Railroad Retirement (Disability) Railroad Retirement (for Widow) Railroad Retirement (Retirement) Railroad Retirement Coverage Railroad Retirement for Child, Imp. Flag

- Railroad Retirement for Whom, Imp. Flag Railroad Retirement Imputation Flags Railroad Reti-rment Income ($) Railroad RetLcsent Income for Child ($) Railroad Retirement, New Since Last Uave Railroad Retirement, Recip. for Children Railroad Retirement, Recipiency Railroad Retirement, Recipiency Railroad Retirement, Recipiency for Whom Railroad Retirement, Recipiency Type Railroad Retirement, Type of Check Reason Could Not Take a Job Reason Could Not Take a Job Reason Could Not Take a Job, Imput. Flag Reason Could Not Take a Job, Imput. Flag Reason for Absence from Job Reason for Absence from Job Reason for Absence from Job, Imput. Flag Reason for Absence from Job, Imput. Flag Reason for Entering New Address Reason for Getting Social Security Reason for Leaving Previous Wave Addreat Reason for Not Looking for Work Reason for Not Looking for Work Reason for Not Looking for Work,Imp Flg Reason for Not Looking for Work,Imp Flg Reason for Part-Time Uork Reason for Part-Time Uork, Imput. Flag Receipt of Cash Benefits Receipt of Means-Tested Benefits Receipt of Noncash Benefits

2006 2669

6 106 362 618 876 127 383 639 a95

2096 108 364 620 876 134 390 646 902

2195 2915 2933 2902

2664 2665 2666 2667 3789 3790 3791 3792

3788 3784 3785 3786 3787 3714 3719 3724 3729 3738 3742 3746 3750

2867 3764 2382

3710 3711 3712 3713 3756 3754 3760 2716 2805 3152 3168 2745 2783 3160 3164 2164 2892 2162 2722 2810 3156 3172 2818 3176

171 427 683 939 170 426 682 938 172 428 684 960

2003 Record Sequence within Sample Unit

24


MNEHONIC IN-m MO 1 no 2 no 3 MO 4 lDZA LOCA LOCA LOCA LOCA TION TION TION TION TION

REFERENCE

Reduction Group Code Reference Person, Person # Relationship to Ref. Person, Prev. Wave Relationship to Reference Person Relationship to Reference Person,Precdit Relationship to Sub/Secondary Fam. Rof. Relationship, Previous (New Persons) Relatives or Friends, Honey from ($) Relatives or Friends. Honey from, Imp Fl Relatives or Friends, Money from, Recip. Relatives or Friends, Money from, Recip. Rent-Government Assistance Rent-Government Assistance, Unedited Rental Income Received in Own Name Rental Income Received, Joint Rental Income Received, Joint vith Other Rental Income, Amt.Cleared vith Other($) Rental Income, Amt.Cleared with Other($) Rental Income, Amt.Cleared, Joint ($) Rental Income, Amt.Cleared, Joint($)4 Ho Rental Income, Amt.Cleared, l+n ($1 4 MO Rental Income, Amt.Cleared. Own Name($) Rental Income, Gross, Imputation Flags Rental Income, Gross, in Own Name($)4 MO Rental Income, Gross, Joint ($) 4 Ho. Rental Income, Imputation Flags Rental Property, Ownership Rental Property, Ownership (New) Retirement Retirement Income Types Retirement Income Types, Imputation Flag Retirement, et al. Other Payments ($) Retirement, et al, Other Payments, Recip Retirement, et al, Other Payments, Recip Retirement, et al, Other Pmts, Imp Flags Roomers or Boarders, Income from ($) Roomers or Boarders, Income from, Imp Fl Roomers or Boarders, Income From, Recip Roomers or Boarders, Income from, Recip. Rotation Group Rotation Group, Previous (Rare) Royalties Royalties or Other Invest. Income($)4 MO Royalties or Other Investment Income Royalties or Other Investment Income ($) Royalties or Other Investment, Imp Flag Royalties, Ownership Royalties, Ownership (New) Salary--See Earnings Sample Unit Identification No., Previous

SU-RGC Fl*REFpER Pw-RRP RRP-* U-RRP FAKREL-• sc0910:12 15l.AMm ISlINPO1:04 RECIPSUM ISlREC* iI*-LORNT U*-LORNT 012oYN-* JlPOYN-* OJlZOYN* OJRTlZO* SC4620 JRNTlPO* SC4606 SC4614 oRNT120* GZ-IMP16:22 SC4612 SC4604 GZ-IHP15:22 ASSETSUM SC1650 SC1360 SC1360:80 PP-IHP35:37 I38AMT* RECIPSUM 138REC* 138IMPO1:04 153AKT* 153IHPo1:04 153REW RECIPSUM SU-ROT PREVROT SC4702 SC4720 0405oYN* lLW4050* G2-IMP27 ASSETSUM SC1652

40 1067 2069 2084 2160 2111 2693

55 311 567 823

2080

2107

2081

2108

2082

2109

2083

2110

4697 4702 4707 4712 4717 4718 4719 4720

2431 4693 4694 4695 4696

107 363 619 875 129 385 641 897

5081 5082 5083 5084 5057 5058 5059 5060 5105 5106 5107 5108 5109 5114 5119 5124

5291 5061 5066 5071 5076 -

5272 5284

5336 5279 5267 5335 2465 3100 2900 2900 3183

5085 5090 5095 5100

4613 4618 4623 4628

4609 4610 4611 4612 4633 4634 4635 4636 4753 4758 4763 4768 4773 4684 4775 4776 4749 4750 4751 4752

2418

2433 15

2214 5298 5315

5177 5178 5179 5180 5181 5186 5191 5196 -

5347 2467 3101

PREV-ID 2205

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REFERENCE KNEMONIC INTV HO 1 HO 2 no 3 no 4 IRCA LOCA LOCA LOCA LOCA TION TION TION TION TION

Sample Unit Identification Number Savings Accounts, in Own Name Savings Accounts, Joint Savings Accounts, Ownership Savings Accounts, Ownership (New) Savings Accounts, Regular/Passbook Scholarship, Fellowship or Grant, ex.VA School Breakfast School Breakfast

_-

School Breakfast, Imputation Flag School Lunches School Lunches School Lunches, Imputation Flag Secondary Family: Family Number Secondary Family: Relationship Securities, U.S. Government, Ovn. (Nev) Securities, U.S. Government, Ownership Segment Type Self Empl: Total Inc. for Bus. by Ho.($) Self Empl: Total Inc. for Bus. by Ho.($) Self Empl: Total Ire. for Bus., Imp Flag Self Empl: Total Inc. for Bus., Imp Flag Self-Employment Businesses, # in Samp.Un Self-Employment Income ($) Self-Employment Income ($) Self-Employment Income, Recipiency Self-Employment Income, Recipiency Sequence Number of Sample Unit Sex Sex of Family Householder Sex of Reference Person (Noninterview) Sex of Reference Person (Nonfntemiev) Sex of Subfamily Householder Sex, Preedited Sick Pay ($) Sick Pay, Imputation Flags Sick Pay, Recipiency Sick Pay, Recipiency Size of Family Size of Household

.-

Size of Household (Noninterview) Size of Household (Noninterview) Size of Subfamily Social Security Coverage Social Security Income ($) Social Security Income for Ch. Imp. Flag Social Security Income for Children ($) Social Security Income of Family ($) Social Security Income of Household ($) Social Security Income of Subfamily ($)

SU-ID OlOOYN-* JlOOYN-* ASSETSUM SC1626:30 SC4300 SC1670 H*-BREAK H*-4840~46 H*-IMP17:20 H*-LUNCH n*-4828:38 H*-IKPl1:16 FAKNW-* FAHREL-* SC1638 ASSETSUH H*-SEC SE12238344 SE22238:44 SFlCALO1:04 s ~:;'CAL01:04 SU-TOTSE SElAHT* SEZAHT* SElREC* SEZREC* susFQNuH SEX F*-KIND ?I*-SEX u*-SEX W-KIND U-SEX 112AMT* 112IKP01:04 RECIPSUK 112REc* FwmiPm H*-NP H*-SIZE W-SIZE s*NuxPER SOCSEC* IolAKT* IOlIKPO6:09 KDssAMT* VSOCSEC H*SOCSEC S*SOCSEC

6 4913 4914 4915 4916 4893 4094 4895 4896

2456 3009 5201 3112

259 515 771 1027 279 535 791 1047 295 551 a07 1063 258 514 770 1026 271 527 783 1039 289 545 801 1057

2112 2113 2114 2115 2107 2108 2109 2110

2116 2111 3094 2461

114 370 626 882 3469 3575

3517 3518 3519 3520 3623 3624 3625 3626

3429 3434 3439 3444 3535 3540 3545 3550 3425 3426 3427 3428 3531 3532 3533 3534

34

1 2095

1110 1224 1338 1452 109 365 621 877 135 391 647 903

1566 1680 1794 1908 2194

2392

1200

3990 4003 4008 4013 4018 4019 4020 4021

3994 3995 3996 3997 1097 1211 1325 1439

60 316 572 820 110 366 622 870 136 392 648 904

1553 1667 1781 1895 2660 2661 2662 2663 3631 3636 3641 36h6 3706 3707 3708 3709 3655 3659 3663 3667 1169 1283 1397 1511

221 477 733 989 1625 1739 1853 1967

26

REFERENCE MNEMONIC

Social Security Payments, Imput. Flag Social Security Payments, Reason Social Security Payments, Receipt Social Security Pmts for Child, Imp Flg Social Security Pmts for Children, Recip Social Security Pmts,New Since Last Wave Social Security Recip for Whom, Imp Flag Social Security Recipiency Social Security Recipiency Social Security Recipiency for Children Social Security Recipiency for Children Social Security Recipiency for Whom Social Security Recipiency Type Social Security, Imputation Flag Social Securi:y, Type of Check Spouse Person Number Spouse Person Number, Preedited Spouse Person h'umber, Previous Wave SSI (5)

2381 3627 3628 3629 3630

3681 3734 3735 3736 3737

3673 3671

3701 3702 3703 3704 3677 2130 2118 2121 2124 2127 2188 2071

SSI Imputation Flags SSI Income of Family ($> SSI Income of Household ($) SSI Income of Subfamily ($) SSI. Recipiency SSI. Recipiency SSI, Recipiency SSI, Recipiency, Imputation Flag SSI, Recipiency, New Since Last Wave State Government Pension--See Pension State of Residence

PP-IMP32 3180 SC1346:48 2892 SC1342 2890 PP-IMP33 3181 SC1352 2897 SC1286 2860 IOlIHPO5 3705 RECIPSUH 101RRc* SS3068 KIDSSYN* SS3006:12 SSRECIND IO1IMPO1:04 SS3064:66 PNSP-* IS-PNSP PW-PNSP 103AKT* I03IM01:04 F+-SSI kl*-SSI s*-SSI RECIPSUM SC1354 103REC* PP-IMP34 SC1288

3817 3818 3819 3820 1175 1289 1403 1517

227 483 739 995 1631 1745 1859 1973

2383 2898

3793 3794 3795 3796 3182 2861

State of Sample Unit at Inception State Unemployment Comp--See Unemp Comp Stock Dividend Checks

H*-STATE 92 348 604 860 SU-STATE 38

Stock Dividend Checks in Own Name Stock Dividend Checka, Imputation Flags Stock Dividend Checks, Joint Stock Dividends Received in Own Name ($) Stock Dividends Received, Input. Flag Stock Dividends Received, Joint Stock Dividends Received, Joint ($1 Stock Dividends Received, Own ($) 4 no. Stock Dividends Reinvested Stock Dividends Reinvested, Imput. Flag Stock Dividends Reinvested, Joint Stock Dividends Reinvested, Joint ($) Stock Dividends Reinvested, Joint($)4 MO Stock Dividends Reinvested, Own ($) 4 Ho Stock Dividends Reinvested, Own Name Stock Dividends Reinvested, Own Name($) Stocks or Mutual Funds, Ownership

SC4500 5239 OllORYN* GZ-IM09:ll 5329 JllORYN* ODIRllO* GZ-IMP10 5330 SC4504 5241 JDIR110+ SC4508 5247 SC4512 5253 G2-IhP12:14 5332 JllOCYN* JDICllO* SC4516 5255 SC4518 5260 0110cxN* ODICllO* ASSETSUM 2464

INTV MO 1 MO 2 MO 3 no 4 LOCA LOCA LOCA U)CA LCCA TION TION TION TION TION


3797 3802 3807 3812 -

4997

4977 5001

4998 4999 5000

4978 4979 4980 5005 5009 5013

4981 4985 4989 4993

5017 5021

5018 5025

5019 5020 _. 5029 5033

5037 5041

5038 5045

5039 5040 5069 5053


REFERENCE MNEMONIC INTV MO 1 MO 2 MO 3 MO 6 LOCA LOCA LGCA LGCA LOCA TION TION TION TION TION

Stocks or Mutual Funds, Ownership (New) Stratum Code for Variance Estimation Student Aid Student Aid, Amount Per Term Student Aid, Amount Per Term, Imp Flag Student Aid, Imputation Flag Student Loan, Guaranteed Student Loan, National Direct Subfamilies, Number in Household

SC1648 H*-STRAT SC1660:78 SCl684: 92 PP-IMPSO: PP-MP76:77 SC1676 SC1678 H*-SSCNT scHANcE* S*-FDSTP S*-AFDC s*-EARN s*-SSI s*-TRAN s*-OTHER S*-PROP S*SOCSEC S*TOTINC s*-UNEKP s*-VETE FAUTYP-* s*REFPER FAnREL-* S*-NUMBR s*NuHPER S*-KIND FAlQDJM-* H*-LORNT SC1666

3099 90 346 602 ' 850

3105 3122 3217 3213 3113 3114

53 309 2229 2230 1655 1769 1649 1763 1596 1710 1631 1745 1611 1725 1618 1732 1603 1717 1625 1739 1588 1702 1637 1751 1643 1757

565 821 2231 2232 1883 1997 1877 1991 1824 1938 1859 1973 1839 1953 1846 1960 1831 1945 1853 1967 1816 1930 1865 1979 1871 1985 L-04 2105 1783 1897 2109 2110 1775 1889 1781 1895 1794 1908 2114 2115

619 875

Subfamily Compos Change, Month-to-Honth Subfamily Food S t =ps ($1 Subfamily Income AFDc ($1 Subfamily Income Earnings ($) Subfamily Income Federal SSI (5) Subfamily Income Means-Tested Cash ($) Subfamily Income, Other ($) Subfamily Income, Property ($) Subfamily Income, Social Security ($) Subfamily Income, Total ($) Subfamily Income, Unemployment ($) Subfamily Income, Veterans Payments ($) Subfamily Membership Subfamily Reference Person, Person # Subfamily Relationship Subfamily Sequence Number Subfamily Size Subfamily Type: Sex of Householder Subfamily: Family Number Subsidized Housing Supplemental Educ. Opportunity Grant Supplemental Security Income--See SSI Tenure Tenure, Unedited Transfer Income of Family ($) Tranafer Income of Houaehold ($) Transfer Income of Subfamily ($) Transfer Income. Means-tested Total ($)

Imputation Flag Tuition and Fee; ($) Tuition and Fees ($), Type of Housing Unit U.S. Government Secur I Unemployment Benefits Unemployment Benefits Unemployment Benefits

ties, Ownership Supplemental Supplemental ($) Supplemental Ret

Unemployment Benefits, Supplemental, Imp Unemployment Benefits, Supplemental, Ret Unemployment Compensation, Other ($) Unemployment Compensation, Other, Imp Fl Unemployment Compensation, Other, Recip

2106

2111

2102 2103 1555 1669 2107 2108 1547 1661 1553 1667 1566 1680 2112 2113

107 363 2116

3108

H*-TENUR U*-TENUR Iw-TRAN Ii*-TRAN s*-TRAN PP-TRAN* SC1682 PP-I&P79 H*- LVQTR ASSETSUM SC1242 106AMT* RECIPSUK

105 361 617 873 126 382 638 894

1155 1269 1383 1497 201 457 713 969

1611 1725 1839 1953 2325 2332 2339 2346

3116 3216 1075 101 357 613 869 2461 2821

3853 3858 3863 3868 2386

1061HP01:04 3873 3874 3875 3876 IOCREC* 3849 3850 3851 3852 107AMT* 3881 3886 3891 3896 IO7IKPO1:04 3901 3902 3903 3904 RECIPSUK 2387

Unemployment Compensetion, Other, Recip. 107REC* 3877 3078 3879 3880

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REFERENCE PINEMONIC INTV HO 1 MO 2 no 3 no 4 LOCA IDCA LOCA LOCA LOCA TION TION TION TION TION

Unemployment Compensation, State Unemployment Compensation, State ($) Unemployment Compensation, State Imp Flg Unemployment Compensation, State, Recip Unemployment Compensation, State, Recip. Unemployment Compensation, State,Imp Flg Unemployment Income of Family ($) Unemployment Income of Household ($) Unemployment Income of Subfamily ($) Union Pension--See Pension Unit Type Unit Type, Unedited Units in Structure Units in Structure, Unedited VA Educational Assistance Prog., Other VA Income Questionnaire Variance Estimation: Half Sample Code Variance Estimation: Stratum Code Version Number of File Veteran Payments Coverage Veteran Status

SC1240 IOSAMT* IOSIhPO1:04 RECIPSUM 105REc* PP-IMP29 F*-TJNEMP H*-UNEkfP s*-UNEMP

2820 3825 3830 3835 3840 3845 3846 3847 3848

2385

3177 3821 3822 3823 3824

1181 1295 1409 1523 233 489 745 1001

1637 1751 1865 1979

H*- LVQTR U*-LVQTR X*-UNITS W-UNITS SC1668 VET3060 H*-HSC H*-STRAT VERSION VETS* VRTSTAT SC1330 U-VET SC1332 U-SRVDTE SC1334 SC1336 SC1430 SC1290 SC1338 IOBAIiT* 1081Hp01:04 R!xIPSuM IOSREC* PP-IMP31 SC1662:68 F-VETS s*-VETS H*-VETS SC1456 PP-IMP47 SU-TOTWS WSl-2028 WS2-2028 WSlIHpOS WS2IMPO5 SC0150 SC1224 PP-IhP22

101 357 613 869 122 378 634 890 103 359 615 871 124 380 636 892

3111 3955

89 345 601 857 90 346 602 858 -

5348 2636 2637 2638 2639

2148 2882 2201 2883 2202 2885 2887 2934 2862 2888

Veteran Veteran Veteran Veteran Veteran Veteran

Status Status, Unedited Length of Service Period of Service Service Connected Disability VA Disability Rating

Veterans Comp. or Pension for Widow Veterans Comp.. New Since last Wave Veterans Compensation or Pension Veterans Compensation or Pension ($) Veterans Compensation or Pension, Imp Fl Veterans Compensation or Pension, Recip Veterans Compensation or Pension, Recip Veterans Compensation or Penaion.Imp Fig Veterans Educational Benefits Veterans Payments for Family ($) Veterans Payments for Subfamily ($) Veterans Payments to Household ($) Veterans: Death of Husband from Service Veterans: Death of Husband, Imput. Flag Wage or Salary Jobs, # in Sample Unit Wage Rate ($) Wage Rate ($) Wage Rate, Imputation Flag Wage Rate, Imputation Flag Want for Job When Not Looking Want for Job When Not Looking vant for Job When Not Looking, Imp Flag

3909 3957

3905

3914 3919 3924 3958 3959 3960

3906 3907 3908

1187 1301 1415 1529 1643 1757 1871 1985

239 495 751 1007

2388

3179 3106

2946 3195

32 3293 3378 3324 3409 2720 2808 3170

138 396 650 906 Wave U*IM38A


REFERENCE MNEMONIC INTV no 1 no 2 MO 3 no 6 LOCA LOCA LGCA LOCA LOCA TION TION TION TION TION

Wave in Which RR Came Into Existence Wave Number' Weeks Absent Without Pay, Imput. Flag Weeks Absent Without Pay, Imput. Flag Weeks Absent Without Pay, Specific Weeks Weeks Absent Without Pay, Specific Weeks Weeks Employed During Month Weeks Employed During Month Weeks in Month, Total Weeks Looking for Work During Ho.. # of Weeks Looking for Work, Specific Week Weeks Looking or on Layoff, Imput. Flag Weeks Looking or on Layoff, Imput. Flag Weeks Looking or on Layoff, Specific Wk. Weeks Looking or on Layoff, Specific Wk. Weeks With a Job, Imputation Flags Weeks With a Job, Specific Week Weeks With a Job, Specific Weeks Weeks With Business Weeks With Business Weeks With Job During Month, Number of Weeks Without Pay During Month, # of Weeks Without Pay, Specific Week Weight of Family

Wave

Work-Study Program

PP-WAVE 2005 U*CCWAVE H*IM36A PP-1MPlO:ll 3158 PP-IHP14:lS 3162 SC1058 :96 2725 SC1136:72 2764 WSl-WRs* ws2-WxS* WRSPER* WKSLOK* WEEKSLK 2525 PP-IMP02 3150 PP-IMP19 3167 sc1004:40 2697 SC1216 2804 PP-IMP13 3161 WKWJOB 2481 sc1100:34 2746 SElWKS* SEZWKS* LiKSJB* uKswoP* WEEKSAB 2503 F*-UGT H*-BW H*-WGT 1207 FNLWGT-* 2057 S*-UGT OTHWELF* 124AMT* 1241MP01:04 ow3034:54 4255 RECIPSUM 2404 124REC* SC1484:98 2960 PP-IhP51:52 3199 w1ccov* w1GVAL* 125IRPOl:O4 4294 RECIPSUM 2405 SC1494 2966 WIC3138:44 SCl426:52 2932 PP-IMP45 3193

sc1000 2695 PP-IKPO9 3157 SC1056 2724 SC1692 3130

118 374 630 886 131 387 643 899

3251 3252 3253 3254 3336 3337 3338 3339 2473 2474 2475 2476 - 2521 2522 2523 2524

3421 3422 3423 3424 3527 3528 3529 3530 2477 2478 2679 2480 2499 2500 2501 2502

Weight of Household, Base Weight of Household, Final Weight of Person Weight of Subfamily Welfare Payments, Other, Coverage Welfare, Other ($) Welfare, Other, Imputation Flags Welfare, Other, Persons Covered (by #) Welfare, Other, Recipiency Welfare, Other, Recipiency Welfare, Type of Welfare, Type of, Imputation Flags WIC Coverage WIC Voucher Value WIC, Imputation Flags WIG, Recipiency WIC, Recipiency WIC, Recipiency Widov's Pension Widow's Pension, Imputation Flag Women, Infants & Childrens Prog--See WIC Work Anytime During 4 Honths Work Each Week of Reference Per..Imp Flg Work Each Week of Reference Period

1115 1229 1343 1457 65 321 577 833 77 333 589 845

2017 2027 2037 2oL17 1571 1685 1799 1913 2656 2657 2658 2659 4235 4240 4245 4250 4286 4287 4288 4289

4231 4232 4233 4234

2552 2553 2554 2555 2556 2560 2564 2568

4290 4291 4292 4293

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INDEX TO SIPP RECTANCUIAR CORE FILE

MNEMONIC INTV MO 1 HO 2 HO 3 MO 4 WCA LOCA IDCA LOCA LOCA TION TION TION TION TION

Work-Study Program, Imputation Flag Worker's Compensation Worker's Compensation ($1 Workar's Compensation, Imputation Flsga Worker's Compensation, Recip, Imp Flsg Worker's Compensation, Recipiency Workar ' s Compensation, It+ipiency Worker’s Compensation, Recipiency Worker's Co~enartion,New Since kt.Weve Year of Birth, Preedited Year, Calendar Year, Calendar Year, Calendar Years of School Completed-See Education

PP-IMP82 3219 SC1394 2916 11oAKT* 3970 3975 3980 3985 110IMP01:04 3990 3991 3992 3993 PP-IxP30 3171 RECIPSUM 2390 SC1246 2823 11oREc* 3966 3967 3968 3969 SC1302 2868 U-BRTHYR 2180 Ii*-YEAR 47 303 559 815 IV-YEAR 1095 1209 1323 1437 s*-YEAR 1551 1665 1779 1893

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The Data Dictionary describes the contents and record layout of the public-use computer tape file. The first line of each data item deacrlption gives the data naae , size of the data field, and the begin position of the field. The term TABLE may follow if the data item contains data dimensioned in an array (i.e.- 6 cells of 3-characters each; 18 total characters for the field).

The next few lines contain descriptive text and any applicable notes. Categorical value codes and labela are given where needed. Comment notea n arked by an (*) are provided throughout. Comments should be removed fron the machine-readable version of the data dictionary before using it to help access the data file.

w. 8 characters--alphabetic, nuxaric. and the special character (-I. No other special characters are uaed. It may be a mnemonic such as “HI-STATE” or “SE-OCC” , or a acquential identifier ouch aa “SC3138” or “US-IMPOl. *’ Data item names are unique throughout the entire file.

u. 9 characters--numeric. The size of a data item is given in characters. Indication of implied declaal places is provided in notes.

BEGIN. 9 characters--numeric. Contains the location in the data record of thcirst character position of the data item field.

The first line of the data Item description begins with the character “D” (left-justified. two characters). The “D” flag indicates lines in the data dirtionary containing the name and location (size and begin) position of each da. 1 item. This information (in machine-readable form) can be used to help access the data file. The line beginning with the character “U” describes the universe for that item. Lines containing categorical value codes and labels follow the universe description and begin with the character “V”. The special character (.) denotes the start of the value labels. Two examples of data item descriptions follow:

D WSl-2030 1 3297 During the J-month period how often war...paid on the job 7

U Persona 15 years old and older V 0 .Not in universe

1 .Oace a week 2 .Oace each 2 ueeka 3 .Oacc a month 4 .hice a month 5 .Soae other way

D WKEKSLK 18 252s TABLE Was thia person looking for work or on layoff during thia week of the reference period. There are 18 anawer fields. one for each week of the reference period.

U Persona 15 years old or old V 0 .Not applicable

1 .Yes 2 .No

DATA DICTIONARY -- CORE33

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D SUSEQNUM 5 1 Sequence number of sample unit Primary sort key. Range = 1,32000.U All sample units

D SU-ID 9 6 Sample unit identifier Unique scrambled combination of the psu, segment, and serial numbers of the original sample address. Used to match sample units from different waves.U All sample units

D SU-ROT 1 15 Rotation group. Range = 1,4.U All sample units

D SUHHCNT1 2 16 Number of households in sample for month 1 of the reference period. Range = 1,30U All sample units




D SUHHCNT5 2 24 Number of households in sample as of the interview date. Range = 1,30U All sample unitsD SU-TOTHH 2 26 Total number of households

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(address ID's) in the sample unit. Range = 1,30.U All sample units

D SU-TOTFF 2 28 Total number of families and pseudo families in the sample unit. A pseudo family is an individual who is not related to anyone else in the household in which he lives. It may be a person who lives alone. Family information for a pseudo family is shown in the family sections of the person record. Range = 0,60.U All sample units

D SU-TOTPP 2 30 Total number of person records for this sample unit. Range = 0,60.U All sample units

D SU-TOTWS 2 32 Total number of wage or salaried businesses reported for members of the sample unit. Each person in the sample unit may report up to two wage or salaried businesses. Range = 0,30.U All sample units

D SU-TOTSE 2 34 Total number of self-employment businesses reported for members of the sample unit. Each person in the same unit may report up to two self-employment businesses. Range = 0,20.U All sample units

D SU-TOTG2 2 36 Total number of persons in the sample unit who receive some sort of income as the result of ownership of some asset(s). Range = 0,30.U All sample units

D SU-STATE 2 38 FIPS State code for the sample unit

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U All sample unitsV 01.Alabama 04.Arizona 05.Arkansas 06.California 08.Colorado 09.Connecticut 10.Delaware 11.District of Columbia 12.Florida 13.Georgia 15.Hawaii 17.Illinois 18.Indiana 19.Iowa 20.Kansas 21.Kentucky 22.Louisiana 23.Maine 24.Maryland 25.Massachusetts 26.Michigan 27.Minnesota 29.Missouri 31.Nebraska 34.New Jersey 36.New York 37.North Carolina 39.Ohio 40.Oklahoma 41.Oregon 42.Pennsylvania 44.Rhode Island 45.South Carolina 47.Tennessee 48.Texas 51.Virginia 53.Washington 55.Wisconsin 90.Idaho, New Mexico, South Dakota, Wyoming 91.Mississippi, West VirginiaD SU-RGC 3 40 Reduction group code established to make it possible to easily reduce sample size if necessary, from master segment tape. Range = 0,101U All sample unitsV 000 .Not applicable for coverage improvement frame

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D H1-ADDID 2 43 Current address ID. - This field differentiates households within the same psu, segment, and serial; that is, households which originate out of an original sample householdU All households

D H1-MONTH 2 45 Month for which this household is defined. Range = 1,12U All households

D H1-YEAR 2 47 Year for which this household is defined. Range = 83,86U All households

D H1-NF 2 49 Number of families and pseudo families in this household in month 1 of the reference period. Range = 0,30U All households

D H1-FFCNT 2 51 Count of number of family groups (excluding related subfamilies) in this household in month 1 of the reference period. Range = 0,30U All households

D H1-SSCNT 2 53 Count of number of related subfamily groups in this household in month 1 of the reference period. Range = 0,30U All households

D H1REFPER 5 55 Entry address ID and person number of the household reference person in month 1 of the reference periodU All householdsD H1-NP 2 60 Number of persons in household in

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month 1 of the reference period Range = 0,30U All households

D H1-MIS 1 62 Monthly household interview statusU All householdsV 1 .Interview 2 .Noninterview 3 .Not in sample

D H1-INT1 2 63 Wave 1 household interview statusU All householdsV 00 .Not a wave 1 household 01 .Interviewed 02 .No one home 03 .Temporarily absent 04 .Refused 05 .Unable to locate 06 .Other 09 .Vacant 10 .Occupied by persons with URE 11 .Unfit or to be demolished 12 .Under construction, not ready 13 .Converted to temporary business or storage 14 .Unoccupied tent or trailer site 15 .Permit granted, construction not started 16 .Other type B 17 .Demolished 18 .House or trailer moved 19 .Converted to permanent business or storage 20 .Merged 21 .Condemned 22 .Other

D H1-FILL1 12 65 Zero Filler

D H1-WGT 10 77 Household weight--month 1. Four implied decimal places. Range = 0.0000,100000.0000U All householdsD H1-FILL2 2 87 Zero Filler

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D H1-HSC 1 89 Half sample code for variance estimationU All households

D H1-STRAT 2 90 Stratum code for variance estimationU All households

D H1-STATE 2 92 FIPS State code for the householdU All householdsV 01 .Alabama 04 .Arizona 05 .Arkansas 06 .California 08 .Colorado 09 .Connecticut 10 .Delaware 11 .District of Columbia 12 .Florida 13 .Georgia 15 .Hawaii 17 .Illinois 18 .Indiana 19 .Iowa 20 .Kansas 21 .Kentucky 22 .Louisiana 23 .Maine 24 .Maryland 25 .Massachusetts 26 .Michigan 27 .Minnesota 29 .Missouri 30 .Montana 31 .Nebraska 32 .Nevada 33 .New Hampshire 34 .New Jersey 36 .New York 37 .North Carolina 38 .North Dakota 39 .Ohio 40 .Oklahoma 41 .Oregon 42 .Pennsylvania 44 .Rhode Island 45 .South Carolina

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47 .Tennessee 48 .Texas 49 .Utah 50 .Vermont 51 .Virginia 53 .Washington 55 .Wisconsin 90 .Idaho, New Mexico, South Dakota, Wyoming 91 .Mississippi, West Virginia

D H1-METRO 1 94 Metropolitan subsampleU All householdsV 1 .In metropolitan subsample 2 .Not in metropolitan subsample (may be metro or nonmetro)

D H1-MSA 4 95 Identifiable MSA/CMSA codes as defined in 1983U All householdsV 0000 .Not in metropolitan subsample or not in an identifiable MSA 0160 .Albany-Schenectady-Troy, NY 0640 .Austin, TX 0840 .Beaumont-Port Arthur, TX 1000 .Birmingham, AL 1122 .Boston-Lawrence-Salem, MA-NH CMSA (part in MA only) 1282 .Buffalo-Niagara Falls, NY CMSA 1602 .Chicago-Gary-Lake County (IL), IL-IN-WI CMSA (parts in IL and IN only) 1642 .Cincinnati-Hamilton, OH-KY-IN CMSA (parts in OH and KY only) 1692 .Cleveland-Akron-Lorain, OH CMSA 1840 .Columbus, OH 1922 .Dallas-Fort Worth, TX CMSA 2000 .Dayton-Springfield, OH 2082 .Denver-Boulder, CO CMSA 2162 .Detroit-Ann Arbor, MI CMSA 2400 .Eugene-Springfield, OR 2840 .Fresno, CA 3120 .Greensboro--Winston-Salem--High Point, NC 3240 .Harrisburg-Lebanon-Carlisle, PA 3282 .Hartford-New Britain-Middletown, CT CMSA 3320 .Honolulu, HI

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3362 .Houston-Galveston-Brazoria, TX CMSA 3480 .Indianapolis, IN 3762 .Kansas City, MO-Kansas City, KS CMSA (part in MO only) 4000 .Lancaster, PA 4472 .Los Angeles-Anaheim-Riverside, CA CMSA 4720 .Madison, WI 4920 .Memphis, TN-AR-MS (part in TN only) 4992 .Miami-Fort Lauderdale, FL CMSA 5082 .Milwaukee-Racine, WI CMSA 5160 .Mobile, AL 5360 .Nashville, TN 5480 .New Haven-Meriden, CT 5560 .New Orleans, LA 5602 .New York-Northern NJ-Long Island, NY-NJ-CT CMSA 5880 .Oklahoma City, OK 5920 .Omaha, NE-IA (part in NE only) 5960 .Orlando, FL 6162 .Philadelphia-Wilmington-Trenton, PA-NJ-DE-MD CMSA (parts in PA, NJ, and DE only) 6200 .Phoenix, AZ 6282 .Pittsburgh-Beaver Valley, PA CMSA 6442 .Portland-Vancouver, OR-WA CMSA (part in OR only) 6840 .Rochester, NY 6920 .Sacramento, CA 7042 .St. Louis-E. St Louis-Alton, MO-IL CMSA (part in MO only) 7080 .Salem, OR 7240 .San Antonio, TX 7320 .San Diego, CA 7362 .San Francisco-Oakland-San Jose, CA CMSA 7560 .Scranton-Wilkes-Barre, PA 8000 .Springfield, MA 8280 .Tampa-St. Petersburg-Clearwater, FL 8400 .Toledo, OH 8520 .Tucson, AZ 8560 .Tulsa, OK 8840 .Washington, DC-MD-VA 8960 .West Palm Beach-Boca Raton-Delray Beach, FL 9240 .Worcester, MA 9280 .York, PA 9320 .Youngstown-Warren, OH

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* ** Edited control card fields ** *

D H1-ACCES 1 99 Control card item 13B - access to the unitU All householdsV 0 .Not applicable 1 .Direct - skip to housunit 2 .Through another unit

D H1-KTCHN 1 100 Control card item 13C - kitchen facilitiesU All householdsV 0 .Not applicable 1 .For this unit only 2 .Also used by another household 3 .None

D H1-LVQTR 2 101 Control card items 13D and 13E - housing/other unitU All householdsV 00 .Not applicable 01 .House, apartment, flat 02 .Hu in nontransient hotel, motel etc. 03 .Hu, permanent in transient hotel, motel, etc. 04 .Hu in rooming house 05 .Mobile home or trailer with no permanent room added 06 .Mobile home or trailer with one or more permanent rooms added 07 .Hu not specified above 08 .Quarters not hu in rooming or boarding house 09 .Unit not permanent in transient hotel, motel, etc. 10 .Unoccupied tent or trailer site 11 .Other unit not specified above

D H1-UNITS 2 103 Control card item 14 - number of units in structure, both occupied and vacantU All householdsV 00 .Not applicableV 01 .Only 'other' units

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02 .Mobile home or trailer 03 .One, detached 04 .One, attached 05 .Two 06 .3-4 07 .5-9 08 .10-19 09 .20-49 10 .50 or more

D H1-TENUR 1 105 Control card item 15 - are the living quartersU All householdsV 1 .Owned or being bought by someone in the household 2 .Rented for cash 3 .Occupied without payment of cash rent

D H1-PUBHS 1 106 Control card item 16A - is the residence in a public housing project; that is, is it owned by a local housing authorityU All householdsV 0 .Not applicable 1 .Yes 2 .No

D H1-LORNT 1 107 Control card item 16B - are you paying lower rent because the Federal, State, or local government is paying part of the costU All householdsV 0 .Not applicable 1 .Yes 2 .No

D H1-RACE 1 108 Control card item 37A - race of reference person - only answered when household is type A noninterviewU Type A noninterview householdsV 0 .Not applicable 1 .White 2 .Black 3 .American Indian, Eskimo or Aleut 4 .Asian or Pacific Islander

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D H1-SEX 1 109 Control card item 37B - sex of reference person - only applicable for type A noninterview householdsU Type A noninterview householdsV 0 .Not applicable 1 .Male 2 .Female

D H1-SIZE 2 110 Control card item 37C - size of household - only applicable for type A noninterview households. Range = 0,30U Type A noninterview householdsV 00 .Not applicable* ** Preedited control card section ** *

D H1-SAMPL 2 112 Sample code - indicates panel yearU All households

D H1-SEG 1 114 Segment type - item 4 on the control cardU All householdsV 1 .Address 2 .Unit 3 .Permit 4 .Area 5 .Special place

D H1-INTCD 3 115 Interviewer code, an alphabetic followed by two numericsU All households

D U1CCWAVE 1 118 Wave for which the control card was first prepared (should be the wave in which household came into existence)U All households

D U1FRMSLE 1 119 Control card item 12B - during the past 12 months did sales of crops, livestock, and other farm products from the place amount to $1000 or

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moreU All householdsV 0 .Not answered 1 .Yes 2 .No 3 .Not applicable

D U1-ACCES 1 120 Control card item 13B - access to the unitU All householdsV 0 .Not applicable 1 .Direct - skip to housunit 2 .Through another unit

D U1-KTCHN 1 121 Control card item 13C - kitchen facilitiesU All householdsV 0 .Not applicable 1 .For this unit only 2 .Also used by another household 3 .None

D U1-LVQTR 2 122 Control card items 13D and 13E housing/other unitU All householdsV -9 .Not answered 00 .Not answered (types B and C) 01 .House, apartment, flat 02 .Hu in nontransient hotel, motel etc. 03 .Hu, permanent in transient hotel, motel, etc. 04 .Hu in rooming house 05 .Mobile home or trailer with no permanent room added 06 .Mobile home or trailer with one or more permanent rooms added 07 .Hu not specified above 08 .Quarters not hu in rooming or boarding house 09 .Unit not permanent in transient hotel, motel, etc. 10.Unoccupied tent or trailer site 11.Other unit not specified above

D U1-UNITS 2 124 Control card item 14 - number of units

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in structure, both occupied and vacantU All householdsV -9 .Not answered 00 .Not answered (types B and C) 01 .Only 'other' units 02 .Mobile home or trailer 03 .One, detached 04 .One, attached 05 .Two 06 .3-4 07 .5-9 08 .10-19 09 .20-49 10 .50 or more

D U1-TENUR 1 126 Control card item 15 - are the living quartersU All householdsV 0 .Not answered (types B and C) 1 .Owned or being bought by someone in the household 2 .Rented for cash 3 .Occupied without payment of cash rent 9 .Not answered

D U1-PUBHS 2 127 Control card item 16A - is the residence in a public housing project; that is, is it owned by a local housing authorityU All householdsV -1 .Dk 00 .Not applicable 01 .Yes 02 .No

D U1-LORNT 2 129 Control card item 16B - are you paying lower rent because the Federal, State, or local government is paying part of the costU All householdsV -1 .Dk 00 .Not applicable 01 .Yes 02 .No

D H1ITM36A 1 131 Control card item 36A - wave number

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associated with the interview statusU All households

D H1ITM36B 2 132 Control card item 36B - interview status codeU All householdsV 01 .Interviewed 02 .No one home 03 .Temporarily absent 04 .Refused 05 .Unable to locate 06 .Other 23 .Entire household out-of-scope 24 .Moved, address unknown 25 .Moved within country beyond limit 26 .All sample persons relisted on new control card(s)

D U1-RACE 1 134 Control card item 37A - race of reference person - only answered when household is type A noninterviewU Type A noninterview householdsV 0 .Not applicable 1 .White 2 .Black 3 .American Indian, Eskimo or Aleut 4 .Asian or Pacific Islander 9 .Not answered

D U1-SEX 1 135 Control card item 37B - sex of reference person - only applicable for type A noninterview householdsU Type A noninterview householdsV 0 .Not applicable 1 .Male 2 .Female 9 .Not answered

D U1-SIZE 2 136 Control card item 37C - size of household - only applicable for type A noninterview households. Range = -9,30.U Type A noninterview householdsV -9 .Not answered 00 .Not applicable

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D U1ITM38A 1 138 Control card item 38A - wave of visit Range = 0,9.U All households

D U1ITM38B 2 139 Control card item 38B - month of visit Range = 0,12.U All households

D U1TOTVST 2 141 Control card item 38D - total number of personal visitsU All householdsV -9 .Not answered 00 .Not applicable

D U1TOTPHN 2 143 Control card item 38F - total number of telephone callsU All householdsV 00 .Not applicable

D U1CCRSPP 3 145 Control card item 38G - control card respondents person numberU All householdsV 000 .Not applicable

D H1-0010 1 148 Control card source code 10 - during listing did interviewer miss any babies or small children - first interview onlyU All householdsV 0 .Not answered 1 .Yes 2 .No

D H1-0012 1 149 Control card source code 12 - during listing did interviewer miss any lodgers, boarders or persons employed at the residence - first interviewU All householdsV 0 .Not answered 1 .Yes 2 .No

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D H1-0014 1 150 Control card source code 14 - during listing did interviewer miss anyone who usually lives here but is away now traveling, at school, or in a hospital - first interviewU All householdsV 0 .Not answered 1 .Yes 2 .No

D H1-0016 1 151 Control card source code 16 - during listing did interviewer miss anyone else staying at residence - first interviewU All householdsV 0 .Not answered 1 .Yes 2 .No

D H1-0018 1 152 Control card source code 18 - to be answered during first interview at movers new address - are all persons listed on control card now living at this addressU Mover householdsV 0 .Not applicable 1 .Yes 2 .No

D H1-0020 1 153 Control card source code 20 - to be answered during first interview at movers new address - is anyone else living or staying here nowU Mover householdsV 0 .Not applicable 1 .Yes 2 .No

D H1-0022 8 154 Control card source codes 22, 26, 30, 34, 38, 42, 46 and 50 - are all persons listed as household members during the previous wave interview still living or staying here. There are 8 answer

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fields (1 character each) for waves 2 through 9.U All householdsV 0 .Not applicable 1 .Yes 2 .No

D H1-0024 8 162 Control card source codes 24, 28, 32, 36, 40, 44, 48 and 52 - is anyone not listed during previous wave interview currently living or staying here. There are 8 answer fields (1 character each) for waves 2 through 9.U All householdsV 0 .Not applicable 1 .Yes 2 .No* ** Receipt of Program Benefits ** *

D H1-MEANS 1 170 Receipt of benefits from a means-tested programU All householdsV 0 .Not in universe or no persons in household for this month 1 .One or more persons in household received benefits from a means-tested program 2 .No person in household received benefits from a means-tested program

D H1-CASH 1 171 Receipt of cash benefitsU All householdsV 0 .Not in universe or no persons in household for this month 1 .One or more persons in household received cash benefits from a means-tested program 2 .No person in household received cash benefits from a means-tested program

D H1NCASHB 1 172 Receipt of noncash benefitsU All householdsV 0 .Not in universe or no persons

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in household for this month 1 .One or more persons in household received food stamps 2 .One or more persons in household received noncash benefits from a program other than food stamps; no person received food stamps 3 .No person in household received noncash benefits* ** Household Low Income Cutoff ** *

D H1-POV$ 5 173 Low income cutoff for this household. This is an annual income amount adjusted to the current month. Range = 0,30000.U All households* ** Household Income Aggregates ** These aggregates were derived from ** income figures that may have been ** previously topcoded. For a further ** discussion on topcoding, see the ** text section "Topcoding of Income ** Variables." ** *

D H1TOTINC 8 178 Total household income for month 1 of the reference period. In dollars. Range = -1500000,1500000.U All households

D H1-EARN 7 186 Total household earned income for month 1 of the reference period. In dollars. Range = 0,1500000.U All households

D H1-PROP 8 193 Total household property income for month 1 of the reference period. In dollars. Range = -1500000,1500000.U All households

D H1-TRAN 7 201 Total household means-tested cash

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transfers for month 1 of the reference period. In dollars. Range = 0,1500000.U All households

D H1-OTHER 7 208 Total 'other' household income for month 1 of the reference period. In dollars. Range = 0,1500000.U All households

D H1NONCSH 6 215 Noncash household income for month 1 of the reference period. In dollars. Includes dollar values for food stamps, WIC and energy assistance. Range = 0,150000.U All households

D H1SOCSEC 6 221 Total household social security income for month 1 of the reference period. In dollars. Range = 0,999999.U All households

D H1-SSI 6 227 Total household supplemental security income for month 1 of the reference period. In dollars. Range = 0,999999.U All households

D H1-UNEMP 6 233 Total household unemployment compensation for month 1 of the reference period. In dollars. Range = 0,999999.U All households

D H1-VETS 6 239 Total household veterans payment income for month 1 of the reference period. In dollars. Range = 0,999999.U All households

D H1-AFDC 6 245 Total household AFDC income for month 1 of the reference period. In dollars. Range = 0,999999.U All households

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D H1-FDSTP 6 251 Total household food stamps received for month 1 of the reference period. In dollars. Range = 0,999999.U All households* ** Recoded program questions ** *

D H1-ENRGY 1 257 What type of energy assistance was receivedU Households receiving government energy assistanceV 0 .Not applicable 1 .Checks sent to household 2 .Coupons or vouchers sent to household 3 .Payments sent elsewhere 4 .Checks and coupons or vouchers sent to household 5 .Checks sent to household and payments sent elsewhere 6 .Coupons or voucher sent to household and payments sent elsewhere 7 .All three types of assistance

D H1-LUNCH 1 258 Are the lunches free or reduced-priceU Households with 1 or more children age 5 to 18V 0 .Not applicable 1 .Free 2 .Reduced-price 3 .Both

D H1-BREAK 1 259 Are the breakfasts free or reduced-priceU Households with 1 or more children age 5 to 18V 0 .Not applicable 1 .Free 2 .Reduced-price 3 .Both* ** Program questions ** *

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D H1-4816 1 260 Has this household received energy assistance from the government in the past 4 monthsU All householdsV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to H1-4826* ** The next 3 fields (H1-4818 through ** H1-4822) are possible answers to ** the question:* ** Was this assistance received in the ** form of checks, coupons or vouchers ** sent to this household or were the ** payments sent directly to a utility ** company, fuel dealer, or landlord ** *

D H1-4818 1 261 Checks sent to householdU Households receiving government energy assistanceV 0 .Not marked as a place where payments were sent or not in universe based on response to H1-4816. 1 .Marked as a place where payments were sent

D H1-4820 1 262 Coupons or vouchers sent to householdU Households receiving government energy assistanceV 0 .Not marked as a place where payments were sent or not in universe based on response to H1-4816. 1 .Marked as a place where payments were sentD H1-4822 1 263 Payments sent directly to utility company, fuel dealer, or landlordU Households receiving government energy assistanceV 0 .Not marked as a place where payments were sent or not in universe based on response to H1-4816. 1 .Marked as a place where payments were sent

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D H1-4824 6 264 What was the total amount of the energy assistance received by this household during the past 4 months. Range = 0,999999.U Households receiving government energy assistanceV 0 .Not in universe

D H1-4826 1 270 Check item P2 Are there any children 5 to 18 years old who live in the householdU All householdsV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No

D H1-4828 1 271 Do any of the children in this household usually eat a complete hot lunch offered at schoolU Households with 1 or more children age 5 to 18V 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No

D H1-4830 2 272 How many children Total children = 1,20.U Households with 1 or more children age 5 to 18V 00 .Not in universe

D H1-4832 1 274 Do any of the children receive free or reduced-price lunches this school year because they qualified for the Federal school lunch programU Households with 1 or more children age 5 to 18V 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No- skip to H1-4840

D H1-4834 2 275 How many children

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Total children = 1,20.U Households with 1 or more children age 5 to 18V 00 .Not in universe* ** The next 2 fields (H1-4836 through ** H1-4838) are possible answers to the ** question: ** ** Are the lunches free or are they ** reduced-price ** *

D H1-4836 1 277 Free lunchU Households with 1 or more children age 5 to 18 receiving free lunchesV 0 .Not marked as a free lunch or not in universe based on response to H1-4832 1 .Marked as a free lunch

D H1-4838 1 278 Reduced-price lunchU Households with 1 or more children age 5 to 18 receiving reduced-price lunchesV 0 .Not marked as a reduced-price lunch or not in universe based on response to H1-4832 1 .Marked as a reduced-price lunch

D H1-4840 1 279 Do any of the children receive free or reduced-price school breakfasts this school yearU Households with 1 or more children age 5 to 18V 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No

D H1-4842 2 280 How many children Total children = 1,20.U Households with 1 or more children age 5 to 18

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V 00 .Not in universe* ** The next 2 fields (H1-4844 through ** H1-4846) are possible answers to the ** question: ** ** Are the breakfasts free or are they ** reduced-price ** *

D H1-4844 1 282 Free breakfastU Households with 1 or more children age 5 to 18 receiving free breakfastsV 0 .Not marked as a free breakfast or not in universe based on response to H1-4840 1 .Marked as a free breakfast

D H1-4846 1 283 Reduced-price breakfastU Households with 1 or more children age 5 to 18 receiving reduced-price breakfastsV 0 .Not marked as a reduced-price breakfast or not in universe based on response to H1-4840 1 .Marked as a reduced-price breakfast* ** Program questions imputation flags ** *

D H1-IMP06 1 284 Program questions imputation flag 6 Imputation of H1-4816V 0 .Not imputed 1 .Imputed


D H1-IMP08 1 286 Program questions imputation flag 8

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Imputation of H1-4820V 0 .Not imputed 1 .Imputed








D H1-IMP16 1 294 Program questions imputation flag 16 Imputation of H1-4838

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V 0 .Not imputed 1 .Imputed








D H2-NF 2 305 Number of families and pseudo

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families in this household in month 2 of the reference period. Range = 0,30U All households



D H2REFPER 5 311 Entry address ID and person number of the household reference person in month 2 of the reference periodU All households

D H2-NP 2 316 Number of persons in household in month 2 of the reference period Range = 0,30U All households


D H2-INT1 2 319 Wave 1 household interview statusU All householdsV 00 .Not a wave 1 household 01 .Interviewed 02 .No one home 03 .Temporarily absent 04 .Refused 05 .Unable to locate 06 .Other

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09 .Vacant 10 .Occupied by persons with URE 11 .Unfit or to be demolished 12 .Under construction, not ready 13 .Converted to temporary business or storage 14 .Unoccupied tent or trailer site 15 .Permit granted, construction not started 16 .Other type B 17 .Demolished 18 .House or trailer moved 19 .Converted to permanent business or storage 20 .Merged 21 .Condemned 22 .Other

D H2-FILL1 12 321 Zero filler

D H2-WGT 10 333 Household weight--month 2. Four implied decimal places. Range = 0.0000,100000.0000U All households




D H2-STATE 2 348 FIPS State code for the householdU All householdsV 01.Alabama 04.Arizona 05.Arkansas 06.California 08.Colorado 09.Connecticut 10.Delaware

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11.District of Columbia 12.Florida 13.Georgia 15.Hawaii 17.Illinois 18.Indiana 19.Iowa 20.Kansas 21.Kentucky 22.Louisiana 23.Maine 24.Maryland 25.Massachusetts 26.Michigan 27.Minnesota 29.Missouri 30.Montana 31.Nebraska 32.Nevada 33.New Hampshire 34.New Jersey 36.New York 37.North Carolina 38.North Dakota 39.Ohio 40.Oklahoma 41.Oregon 42.Pennsylvania 44.Rhode Island 45.South Carolina 47.Tennessee 48.Texas 49.Utah 50.Vermont 51.Virginia 53.Washington 55.Wisconsin 90.Idaho, New Mexico, South Dakota, Wyoming 91.Mississippi, West Virginia

D H2-METRO 1 350 Metropolitan subsampleU All householdsV 1 .In metropolitan subsample 2 .Not in metropolitan subfamily (may be metro or nonmetro)

D H2-MSA 4 351 Identifiable MSA/CMSA codes as

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defined in 1983U All householdsV 0000 .Not in metropolitan subsample or not in an identifiable MSA 0160 .Albany-Schenectady-Troy, NY 0640 .Austin, TX 0840 .Beaumont-Port Arthur, TX 1000 .Birmingham, AL 1122 .Boston-Lawrence-Salem, MA-NH CMSA (part in MA only) 1282 .Buffalo-Niagara Falls, NY CMSA 1602 .Chicago-Gary-Lake County (IL), IL-IN-WI CMSA (parts in IL and IN only) 1642 .Cincinnati-Hamilton, OH-KY-IN CMSA (parts in OH and KY only) 1692 .Cleveland-Akron-Lorain, OH CMSA 1840 .Columbus, OH 1922 .Dallas-Fort Worth, TX CMSA 2000 .Dayton-Springfield, OH 2082 .Denver-Boulder, CO CMSA 2162 .Detroit-Ann Arbor, MI CMSA 2400 .Eugene-Springfield, OR 2840 .Fresno, CA 3120 .Greensboro--Winston-Salem--High Point, NC 3240 .Harrisburg-Lebanon-Carlisle, PA 3282 .Hartford-New Britain-Middletown, CT CMSA 3320 .Honolulu, HI 3362 .Houston-Galveston-Brazoria, TX CMSA 3480 .Indianapolis, IN 3762 .Kansas City, MO-Kansas City, KS CMSA (part in MO only) 4000 .Lancaster, PA 4472 .Los Angeles-Anaheim-Riverside, CA CMSA 4720 .Madison, WI 4920 .Memphis, TN-AR-MS (part in TN only) 4992 .Miami-Fort Lauderdale, FL CMSA 5082 .Milwaukee-Racine, WI CMSA 5160 .Mobile, AL 5360 .Nashville, TN 5480 .New Haven-Meriden, CT 5560 .New Orleans, LA 5602 .New York-Northern NJ-Long Island, NY-NJ-CT CMSA 5880 .Oklahoma City, OK

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5920 .Omaha, NE-IA (part in NE only) 5960 .Orlando, FL 6162 .Philadelphia-Wilmington-Trenton, PA-NJ-DE-MD CMSA (parts in PA, NJ, and DE only) 6200 .Phoenix, AZ 6282 .Pittsburgh-Beaver Valley, PA CMSA 6442 .Portland-Vancouver, OR-WA CMSA (part in OR only) 6840 .Rochester, NY 6920 .Sacramento, CA 7042 .St. Louis-E. St Louis-Alton, MO-IL CMSA (part in MO only) 7080 .Salem, OR 7240 .San Antonio, TX 7320 .San Diego, CA 7362 .San Francisco-Oakland-San Jose, CA CMSA 7560 .Scranton-Wilkes-Barre, PA 8000 .Springfield, MA 8280 .Tampa-St. Petersburg-Clearwater, FL 8400 .Toledo, OH 8520 .Tucson, AZ 8560 .Tulsa, OK 8840 .Washington, DC-MD-VA 8960 .West Palm Beach-Boca Raton-Delray Beach, FL 9240 .Worcester, MA 9280 .York, PA 9320 .Youngstown-Warren, OH* ** Edited control card fields ** *

D H2-ACCES 1 355 Control card item 13B - access to the unitU All householdsV 0 .Not applicable 1 .Direct - skip to housunit 2 .Through another unitD H2-KTCHN 1 356 Control card item 13C - kitchen facilitiesU All householdsV 0 .Not applicable 1 .For this unit only 2 .Also used by another household 3 .None

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D H2-LVQTR 2 357 Control card items 13D and 13E - housing/other unitU All householdsV 01 .House, apartment, flat 02 .Hu in nontransient hotel, motel etc. 03 .Hu, permanent in transient hotel, motel, etc. 04 .Hu in rooming house 05 .Mobile home or trailer with no permanent room added 06 .Mobile home or trailer with one or more permanent rooms added 07 .Hu not specified above 08 .Quarters not hu in rooming or boarding house 09 .Unit not permanent in transient hotel, motel, etc. 10 .Unoccupied tent or trailer site 11 .Other unit not specified above

D H2-UNITS 2 359 Control card item 14 - number of units in structure, both occupied and vacantU All householdsV 01 .Only 'other' units 02 .Mobile home or trailer 03 .One, detached 04 .One, attached 05 .Two 06 .3-4 07 .5-9 08 .10-19 09 .20-49 10 .50 or more


D H2-PUBHS 1 362 Control card item 16A - is the residence in a public housing project; that is,

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is it owned by a local housing authorityU All householdsV 0 .Not applicable 1 .Yes 2 .No






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D U2FRMSLE 1 375 Control card item 12B - during the past 12 months did sales of crops, livestock, and other farm products from the place amount to $1000 or moreU All householdsV 0 .Not answered 1 .Yes 2 .No 3 .Not applicable



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D U2-LVQTR 2 378 Control card items 13D and 13E housing/other unitU All householdsV -9 .Not answered 00 .Not answered (types B and C) 01 .House, apartment, flat 02 .Hu in nontransient hotel, motel etc. 03 .Hu, permanent in transient hotel, motel, etc . 04 .Hu in rooming house 05 .Mobile home or trailer with no permanent room added 06 .Mobile home or trailer with one or more permanent rooms added 07 .Hu not specified above 08 .Quarters not hu in rooming or boarding house 09 .Unit not permanent in transient hotel, motel, etc. 10 .Unoccupied tent or trailer site 11 .Other unit not specified above

D U2-UNITS 2 380 Control card item 14 - number of units in structure, both occupied and vacantU All householdsV -9 .Not answered 00 .Not answered (types B and C) 01 .Only 'other' units 02 .Mobile home or trailer 03 .One, detached 04 .One, attached 05 .Two 06 .3-4 07 .5-9 08 .10-19 09 .20-49 10 .50 or moreD U2-TENUR 1 382 Control card item 15 - are the living quartersU All householdsV 0 .Not answered (types B and C) 1 .Owned or being bought by someone in the household 2 .Rented for cash 3 .Occupied without payment of cash rent 9 .Not answered

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D H2ITM36A 1 387 Control card item 36A - wave number associated with the interview statusU All households


D U2-RACE 1 390 Control card item 37A - race of reference person - only answered when household is type A noninterviewU Type A noninterview householdsV 0 .Not applicable

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1 .White 2 .Black 3 .American Indian, Eskimo or Aleut 4 .Asian or Pacific Islander 9 .Not answered







D U2CCRSPP 3 401 Control card item 38G - control card

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respondents person numberU All householdsV 000 .Not applicable


D H2-0012 1 405 Control card source code 12 - during listing did interviewer miss any lodgers, boarders or persons employed at the residence - first interviewU All householdsV 0 .Not answered 1 .Yes 2 .No



D H2-0018 1 408 Control card source code 18 -

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to be answered during first interview at movers new address - are all persons listed on control card now living at this addressU Mover householdsV 0 .Not applicable 1 .Yes 2 .No


D H2-0022 8 410 Control card source codes 22, 26, 30, 34, 38, 42, 46 and 50 - are all persons listed as household members during the previous wave interview still living or staying here. There are 8 answer fields (1 character each) for waves 2 through 9.U All householdsV 0 .Not applicable 1 .Yes 2 .No


D H2-MEANS 1 426 Receipt of benefits from a means-tested

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programU All householdsV 0 .Not in universe or no persons in household for this month 1 .One or more persons in household received benefits from a means-tested program 2 .No person in household received benefits from a means-tested program

D H2-CASH 1 427 Receipt of cash benefitsU All householdsV 0 .Not in universe or no persons in household for this month 1 .One or more persons in household received cash benefits from a means-tested program 2 .No person in household received cash benefits from a means-tested program

D H2NCASHB 1 428 Receipt of noncash benefitsU All householdsV 0 .Not in universe or no persons in household for this month 1 .One or more persons in household received food stamps 2 .One or more persons in household received noncash benefits from a program other than food stamps; no person received food stamps 3 .No person in household received noncash benefits* ** Household Low Income Cutoff ** *

D H2-POV$ 5 429 Low income cutoff for this household. This is an annual income amount adjusted to the current month. Range = 0,30000.U All households* ** Household Income Aggregates ** These aggregates were derived from ** income figures that may have been ** previously topcoded. For a further *

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* discussion on topcoding, see the ** text section "Topcoding of Income ** Variables." ** *




D H2-TRAN 7 457 Total household means-tested cash transfers for month 2 of the reference period. In dollars. Range = 0,1500000.U All households




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D H2-ENRGY 1 513 What type of energy assistance was receivedU Households receiving government energy assistanceV 0 .Not applicable 1 .Checks sent to household 2 .Coupons or vouchers sent to household 3 .Payments sent elsewhere 4 .Checks and coupons or vouchers sent to household 5 .Checks sent to household and payments sent elsewhere 6 .Coupons or voucher sent to household

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and payments sent elsewhere 7 .All three types of assistance




D H2-4818 1 517 Checks sent to householdU Households receiving government energy assistanceV 0 .Not marked as a place where payments

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were sent or not in universe based on response to H2-4816. 1 .Marked as a place where payments were sent

D H2-4820 1 518 Coupons or vouchers sent to householdU Households receiving government energy assistanceV 0 .Not marked as a place where payments were sent or not in universe based on response to H2-4816. 1 .Marked as a place where payments were sent

D H2-4822 1 519 Payments sent directly to utility company, fuel dealer, or landlordU Households receiving government energy assistanceV 0 .Not marked as a place where payments were sent or not in universe based on response to H2-4816. 1 .Marked as a place where payments were sent



D H2-4828 1 527 Do any of the children in this household usually eat a complete hot lunch offered at school

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U Households with 1 or more children age 5 to 18V 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No



D H2-4834 2 531 How many children Total children = 1,20.U Households with 1 or more children age 5 to 18V 00 .Not in universe* ** The next 2 fields (H2-4836 through ** H2-4838) are possible answers to the ** question: ** ** Are the lunches free or are they ** reduced-price ** *


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D H2-4842 2 536 How many children Total children = 1,20.U Households with 1 or more children age 5 to 18V 00 .Not in universe* ** The next 2 fields (H2-4844 through ** H2-4846) are possible answers to the ** question: ** ** Are the breakfasts free or are they ** reduced-price ** *


D H2-4846 1 539 Reduced-price breakfast

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U Households with 1 or more children age 5 to 18 receiving reduced-price breakfastsV 0 .Not marked as a reduced-price breakfast or not in universe based on response to H2-4840 1 .Marked as a reduced-price breakfast* ** Program questions imputation flags ** *






D H2-IMP11 1 545 Program questions imputation flag 11 Imputation of H2-4828V 0 .Not imputed 1 .ImputedD H2-IMP12 1 546 Program questions imputation flag 12

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D H3REFPER 5 567 Entry address ID and person number of the household reference person in

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month 3 of the reference periodU All households



D H3-INT1 2 575 Wave 1 household interview statusU All householdsV 00 .Not a wave 1 household 01 .Interviewed 02 .No one home 03 .Temporarily absent 04 .Refused 05 .Unable to locate 06 .Other 09 .Vacant 10 .Occupied by persons with URE 11 .Unfit or to be demolished 12 .Under construction, not ready 13 .Converted to temporary business or storage 14 .Unoccupied tent or trailer site 15 .Permit granted, construction not started 16 .Other type B 17 .Demolished 18 .House or trailer moved 19 .Converted to permanent business or storage 20 .Merged 21 .Condemned 22 .Other


D H3-WGT 10 589 Household weight--month 3.

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Four implied decimal places. Range = 0.0000,100000.0000U All households




D H3-STATE 2 604 FIPS State code for the householdU All householdsV 01.Alabama 04.Arizona 05.Arkansas 06.California 08.Colorado 09.Connecticut 10.Delaware 11.District of Columbia 12.Florida 13.Georgia 15.Hawaii 17.Illinois 18.Indiana 19.Iowa 20.Kansas 21.Kentucky 22.Louisiana 23.Maine 24.Maryland 25.Massachusetts 26.Michigan 27.Minnesota 29.Missouri 30.Montana 31.Nebraska 32.Nevada 33.New Hampshire 34.New Jersey 36.New York 37.North Carolina 38.North Dakota

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39.Ohio 40.Oklahoma 41.Oregon 42.Pennsylvania 44.Rhode Island 45.South Carolina 47.Tennessee 48.Texas 49.Utah 50.Vermont 51.Virginia 53.Washington 55.Wisconsin 90.Idaho, New Mexico, South Dakota, Wyoming 91.Mississippi, West Virginia

D H3-METRO 1 606 Metropolitan subsampleU All householdsV 1 .In metropolitan subsample 2 .Not in metropolitan subfamily (may be metro or nonmetro)

D H3-MSA 4 607 Identifiable MSA/CMSA codes as defined in 1983U All householdsV 0000 .Not in metropolitan subsample or not in an identifiable MSA 0160 .Albany-Schenectady-Troy, NY 0640 .Austin, TX 0840 .Beaumont-Port Arthur, TX 1000 .Birmingham, AL 1122 .Boston-Lawrence-Salem, MA-NH CMSA (part in MA only) 1282 .Buffalo-Niagara Falls, NY CMSA 1602 .Chicago-Gary-Lake County (IL), IL-IN-WI CMSA (parts in IL and IN only) 1642 .Cincinnati-Hamilton, OH-KY-IN CMSA (parts in OH and KY only) 1692 .Cleveland-Akron-Lorain, OH CMSA 1840 .Columbus, OH 1922 .Dallas-Fort Worth, TX CMSA 2000 .Dayton-Springfield, OH 2082 .Denver-Boulder, CO CMSA 2162 .Detroit-Ann Arbor, MI CMSA 2400 .Eugene-Springfield, OR

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2840 .Fresno, CA 3120 .Greensboro--Winston-Salem--High Point, NC 3240 .Harrisburg-Lebanon-Carlisle, PA 3282 .Hartford-New Britain-Middletown, CT CMSA 3320 .Honolulu, HI 3362 .Houston-Galveston-Brazoria, TX CMSA 3480 .Indianapolis, IN 3762 .Kansas City, MO-Kansas City, KS CMSA (part in MO only) 4000 .Lancaster, PA 4472 .Los Angeles-Anaheim-Riverside, CA CMSA 4720 .Madison, WI 4920 .Memphis, TN-AR-MS (part in TN only) 4992 .Miami-Fort Lauderdale, FL CMSA 5082 .Milwaukee-Racine, WI CMSA 5160 .Mobile, AL 5360 .Nashville, TN 5480 .New Haven-Meriden, CT 5560 .New Orleans, LA 5602 .New York-Northern NJ-Long Island, NY-NJ-CT CMSA 5880 .Oklahoma City, OK 5920 .Omaha, NE-IA (part in NE only) 5960 .Orlando, FL 6162 .Philadelphia-Wilmington-Trenton, PA-NJ-DE-MD CMSA (parts in PA, NJ, and DE only) 6200 .Phoenix, AZ 6282 .Pittsburgh-Beaver Valley, PA CMSA 6442 .Portland-Vancouver, OR-WA CMSA (part in OR only) 6840 .Rochester, NY 6920 .Sacramento, CA 7042 .St. Louis-E. St Louis-Alton, MO-IL CMSA (part in MO only) 7080 .Salem, OR 7240 .San Antonio, TX 7320 .San Diego, CA 7362 .San Francisco-Oakland-San Jose, CA CMSA 7560 .Scranton-Wilkes-Barre, PA 8000 .Springfield, MA 8280 .Tampa-St. Petersburg-Clearwater, FL 8400 .Toledo, OH 8520 .Tucson, AZ 8560 .Tulsa, OK

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8840 .Washington, DC-MD-VA 8960 .West Palm Beach-Boca Raton-Delray Beach, FL 9240 .Worcester, MA 9280 .York, PA 9320 .Youngstown-Warren, OH* ** Edited control card fields ** *




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D H3-UNITS 2 615 Control card item 14 - number of units in structure, both occupied and vacantU All householdsV 00 .Not applicable 01 .Only 'other' units 02 .Mobile home or trailer 03 .One, detached 04 .One, attached 05 .Two 06 .3-4 07 .5-9 08 .10-19 09 .20-49 10 .50 or more




D H3-RACE 1 620 Control card item 37A - race of reference person - only answered when household is type A noninterviewU Type A noninterview households

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V 0 .Not applicable 1 .White 2 .Black 3 .American Indian, Eskimo or Aleut 4 .Asian or Pacific Islander







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D U3-LVQTR 2 634 Control card items 13D and 13E housing/other unitU All householdsV -9 .Not answered 00 .Not answered (types B and C) 01 .House, apartment, flat 02 .Hu in nontransient hotel, motel etc. 03 .Hu, permanent in transient hotel, motel, etc. 04 .Hu in rooming house 05 .Mobile home or trailer with no permanent room added 06 .Mobile home or trailer with one or more permanent rooms added 07 .Hu not specified above 08 .Quarters not hu in rooming or boarding house 09 .Unit not permanent in transient hotel, motel, etc.

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10 .Unoccupied tent or trailer site 11 .Other unit not specified above

D U3-UNITS 2 636 Control card item 14 - number of units in structure, both occupied and vacantU All householdsV -9 .Not answered 00 .Not answered (types B and C) 01 .Only 'other' units 02 .Mobile home or trailer 03 .One, detached 04 .One, attached 05 .Two 06 .3-4 07 .5-9 08 .10-19 09 .20-49 10 .50 or more



D U3-LORNT 2 641 Control card item 16B - are you paying lower rent because the Federal, State, or local government is paying part of the costU All householdsV -1 .Dk

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00 .Not applicable 01 .Yes 02 .No




D U3-SEX 1 647 Control card item 37B - sex of reference person - only applicable for type A noninterview householdsU Type A noninterview householdV 0 .Not applicable 1 .Male 2 .Female 9 .Not answered

D U3-SIZE 2 648 Control card item 37C - size of

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household - only applicable for type A noninterview households. Range = -9,30.U Type A noninterview householdsV -9 .Not answered 00 .Not applicable







D H3-0012 1 661 Control card source code 12 - during listing did interviewer miss

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any lodgers, boarders or persons employed at the residence - first interviewU All householdsV 0 .Not answered 1 .Yes 2 .No





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D H3-MEANS 1 682 Receipt of benefits from a means-tested programU All householdsV 0 .Not in universe or no persons in household for this month. 1 .One or more persons in household received benefits from a means-tested program 2 .No person in household received benefits from a means-tested program

D H3-CASH 1 683 Receipt of cash benefitsU All householdsV 0 .Not in universe or no persons in household for this month. 1 .One or more persons in household received cash benefits from a means-tested program

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2 .No person in household received cash benefits from a means-tested program

D H3NCASHB 1 684 Receipt of noncash benefitsU All householdsV 0 .Not in universe or no persons in household for this month. 1 .One or more persons in household received food stamps 2 .One or more persons in household received noncash benefits from a program other than food stamps; no person received food stamps 3 .No person in household received noncash benefits* ** Household Low Income Cutoff ** *

D H3-POV$ 5 685 Low income cutoff for this household. This is an annual income amount adjusted to the current month. Range = 0,30000.U All households* ** Household Income Aggregates ** These aggregates were derived from ** income figures that may have been ** previously topcoded. For a further ** discussion on topcoding, see the ** text section "Topcoding of Income ** Variables." ** *



D H3-PROP 8 705 Total household property income for

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month 3 of the reference period. In dollars. Range = -1500000,1500000.U All households








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D H3-ENRGY 1 769 What type of energy assistance was receivedU Households receiving government energy assistanceV 0 .Not applicable 1 .Checks sent to household 2 .Coupons or vouchers sent to household 3 .Payments sent elsewhere 4 .Checks and coupons or vouchers sent to household 5 .Checks sent to household and payments sent elsewhere 6 .Coupons or voucher sent to household and payments sent elsewhere 7 .All three types of assistance


D H3-BREAK 1 771 Are the breakfasts free or reduced-priceU Households with 1 or more children age 5 to 18V 0 .Not applicable 1 .Free 2 .Reduced-price 3 .Both

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* ** Program questions ** *




D H3-4822 1 775 Payments sent directly to utility company, fuel dealer, or landlordU Households receiving government energy

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assistanceV 0 .Not marked as a place where payments were sent or not in universe based on response to H3-4816. 1 .Marked as a place where payments were sent





D H3-4832 1 786 Do any of the children receive free or reduced-price lunches this school year because they qualified for the Federal school lunch programU Households with 1 or more

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children age 5 to 18V 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No- skip to H3-4840




D H3-4840 1 791 Do any of the children receive free or reduced-price school breakfasts this school yearU Households with 1 or more children age 5 to 18V 0 .Not in universe

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1 .Yes 2 .No




D H3-IMP06 1 796 Program questions imputation flag 6 Imputation of H3-4816V 0 .Not imputed 1 .ImputedD H3-IMP07 1 797 Program questions imputation flag 7

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D H4-MONTH 2 813 Month for which this household is defined. Range = 1,12U All householdsD H4-YEAR 2 815 Year for which this household is

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defined. Range = 83,86U All households




D H4REFPER 5 823 Entry address ID and person number of the household reference person in month 4 of the reference periodU All households



D H4-INT1 2 831 Wave 1 household interview statusU All households

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V 00 .Not a wave 1 household 01 .Interviewed 02 .No one home 03 .Temporarily absent 04 .Refused 05 .Unable to locate 06 .Other 09 .Vacant 10 .Occupied by persons with URE 11 .Unfit or to be demolished 12 .Under construction, not ready 13 .Converted to temporary business or storage 14 .Unoccupied tent or trailer site 15 .Permit granted, construction not started 16 .Other type B 17 .Demolished 18 .House or trailer moved 19 .Converted to permanent business or storage 20 .Merged 21 .Condemned 22 .Other

D H4-FILL1 12 833 Zero filler.

D H4-WGT 10 845 Household weight--month 4. Four implied decimal places. Range = 0.0000,100000.0000U All households




D H4-STATE 2 860 FIPS State code for the householdU All householdsV 01.Alabama

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04.Arizona 05.Arkansas 06.California 08.Colorado 09.Connecticut 10.Delaware 11.District of Columbia 12.Florida 13.Georgia 15.Hawaii 17.Illinois 18.Indiana 19.Iowa 20.Kansas 21.Kentucky 22.Louisiana 23.Maine 24.Maryland 25.Massachusetts 26.Michigan 27.Minnesota 29.Missouri 30.Montana 31.Nebraska 32.Nevada 33.New Hampshire 34.New Jersey 36.New York 37.North Carolina 38.North Dakota 39.Ohio 40.Oklahoma 41.Oregon 42.Pennsylvania 44.Rhode Island 45.South Carolina 47.Tennessee 48.Texas 49.Utah 50.Vermont 51.Virginia 53.Washington 55.Wisconsin 90.Idaho, New Mexico, South Dakota, Wyoming 91.Mississippi, West Virginia

D H4-METRO 1 862 Metropolitan subsample

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U All householdsV 1 .In metropolitan subsample 2 .Not in metropolitan subfamily (may be metro or nonmetro)

D H4-MSA 4 863 Identifiable MSA/CMSA codes as defined in 1983U All householdsV 0000 .Not in metropolitan subsample or not in an identifiable MSA 0160 .Albany-Schenectady-Troy, NY 0640 .Austin, TX 0840 .Beaumont-Port Arthur, TX 1000 .Birmingham, AL 1122 .Boston-Lawrence-Salem, MA-NH CMSA (part in MA only) 1282 .Buffalo-Niagara Falls, NY CMSA 1602 .Chicago-Gary-Lake County (IL), IL-IN-WI CMSA (parts in IL and IN only) 1642 .Cincinnati-Hamilton, OH-KY-IN CMSA (parts in OH and KY only) 1692 .Cleveland-Akron-Lorain, OH CMSA 1840 .Columbus, OH 1922 .Dallas-Fort Worth, TX CMSA 2000 .Dayton-Springfield, OH 2082 .Denver-Boulder, CO CMSA 2162 .Detroit-Ann Arbor, MI CMSA 2400 .Eugene-Springfield, OR 2840 .Fresno, CA 3120 .Greensboro--Winston-Salem--High Point, NC 3240 .Harrisburg-Lebanon-Carlisle, PA 3282 .Hartford-New Britain-Middletown, CT CMSA 3320 .Honolulu, HI 3362 .Houston-Galveston-Brazoria, TX CMSA 3480 .Indianapolis, IN 3762 .Kansas City, MO-Kansas City, KS CMSA (part in MO only) 4000 .Lancaster, PA 4472 .Los Angeles-Anaheim-Riverside, CA CMSA 4720 .Madison, WI 4920 .Memphis, TN-AR-MS (part in TN only) 4992 .Miami-Fort Lauderdale, FL CMSA 5082 .Milwaukee-Racine, WI CMSA 5160 .Mobile, AL

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5360 .Nashville, TN 5480 .New Haven-Meriden, CT 5560 .New Orleans, LA 5602 .New York-Northern NJ-Long Island, NY-NJ-CT CMSA 5880 .Oklahoma City, OK 5920 .Omaha, NE-IA (part in NE only) 5960 .Orlando, FL 6162 .Philadelphia-Wilmington-Trenton, PA-NJ-DE-MD CMSA (parts in PA, NJ, and DE only) 6200 .Phoenix, AZ 6282 .Pittsburgh-Beaver Valley, PA CMSA 6442 .Portland-Vancouver, OR-WA CMSA (part in OR only) 6840 .Rochester, NY 6920 .Sacramento, CA 7042 .St. Louis-E. St Louis-Alton, MO-IL CMSA (part in MO only) 7080 .Salem, OR 7240 .San Antonio, TX 7320 .San Diego, CA 7362 .San Francisco-Oakland-San Jose, CA CMSA 7560 .Scranton-Wilkes-Barre, PA 8000 .Springfield, MA 8280 .Tampa-St. Petersburg-Clearwater, FL 8400 .Toledo, OH 8520 .Tucson, AZ 8560 .Tulsa, OK 8840 .Washington, DC-MD-VA 8960 .West Palm Beach-Boca Raton-Delray Beach, FL 9240 .Worcester, MA 9280 .York, PA 9320 .Youngstown-Warren, OH* ** Edited control card fields ** *


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D H4-UNITS 2 871 Control card item 14 - number of units in structure, both occupied and vacantU All householdsV 00 .Not applicable 01 .Only 'other' units 02 .Mobile home or trailer 03 .One, detached 04 .One, attached 05 .Two 06 .3-4 07 .5-9 08 .10-19 09 .20-49 10 .50 or more

D H4-TENUR 1 873 Control card item 15 - are the living

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quartersU All householdsV 1 .Owned or being bought by someone in the household 2 .Rented for cash 3 .Occupied without payment of cash rent





D H4-SIZE 2 878 Control card item 37C - size of

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household - only applicable for type A noninterview households. Range = 0,30U Type A noninterview householdsV 00 .Not applicable* ** Preedited control card section ** *






D U4-ACCES 1 888 Control card item 13B - access to the unitU All households

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V 0 .Not applicable 1 .Direct - skip to housunit 2 .Through another unit


D U4-LVQTR 2 890 Control card items 13D and 13E housing/other unitU All householdsV -9 .Not answered 00 .Not answered (types B and C) 01 .House, apartment, flat 02 .Hu in nontransient hotel, motel etc. 03 .Hu, permanent in transient hotel, motel, etc. 04 .Hu in rooming house 05 .Mobile home or trailer with no permanent room added 06 .Mobile home or trailer with one or more permanent rooms added 07 .Hu not specified above 08 .Quarters not hu in rooming or boarding house 09 .Unit not permanent in transient hotel, motel, etc. 10 .Unoccupied tent or trailer site 11 .Other unit not specified above

D U4-UNITS 2 892 Control card item 14 - number of units in structure, both occupied and vacantU All householdsV -9 .Not answered 00 .Not answered (types B and C) 01 .Only 'other' units 02 .Mobile home or trailer 03 .One, detached 04 .One, attached 05 .Two 06 .3-4

113

HOUSEHOLD

DATA SIZE BEGIN

07 .5-9 08 .10-19 09 .20-49 10 .50 or more





D H4ITM36B 2 900 Control card item 36B - interview status codeU All householdsV 01 .Interviewed 02 .No one home 03 .Temporarily absent

114

HOUSEHOLD

DATA SIZE BEGIN

04 .Refused 05 .Unable to locate 06 .Other 23 .Entire household out-of-scope 24 .Moved, address unknown 25 .Moved within country beyond limit 26 .All sample persons relisted on new control card(s)






115

HOUSEHOLD

DATA SIZE BEGIN





D H4-0012 1 917 Control card source code 12 - during listing did interviewer miss any lodgers, boarders or persons employed at the residence - first interviewU All householdsV 0 .Not answered 1 .Yes 2 .NoD H4-0014 1 918 Control card source code 14 - during listing did interviewer miss anyone who usually lives here but is away now traveling, at school, or in a hospital - first interviewU All householdsV 0 .Not answered 1 .Yes 2 .No

116

HOUSEHOLD

DATA SIZE BEGIN





D H4-0024 8 930 Control card source codes 24, 28, 32, 36, 40, 44, 48 and 52 - is anyone not listed during previous wave interview

117

HOUSEHOLD

DATA SIZE BEGIN

currently living or staying here. There are 8 answer fields (1 character each) for waves 2 through 9.U All householdsV 0 .Not applicable 1 .Yes 2 .No* ** Receipt of Program Benefits ** *

D H4-MEANS 1 938 Receipt of benefits from a means-tested programU All householdsV 0 .Not in universe or no persons in household for this month. 1 .One or more persons in household received benefits from a means-tested program 2 .No person in household received benefits from a means-tested program

D H4-CASH 1 939 Receipt of cash benefitsU All householdsV 0 .Not in universe or no persons in household for this month. 1 .One or more persons in household received cash benefits from a means-tested program 2 .No person in household received cash benefits from a means-tested programD H4NCASHB 1 940 Receipt of noncash benefitsU All householdsV 0 .Not in universe or no persons in household for this month. 1 .One or more persons in household received food stamps 2 .One or more persons in household received noncash benefits from a program other than food stamps; no person received food stamps 3 .No person in household received noncash benefits* ** Household Low Income Cutoff ** *

118

HOUSEHOLD

DATA SIZE BEGIN

D H4-POV$ 5 941 Low income cutoff for this household. This is an annual income amount adjusted to the current month. Range = 0,30000.U All households* ** Household Income Aggregates ** These aggregates were derived from ** income figures that may have been ** previously topcoded. For a further** discussion on topcoding, see the ** text section "Topcoding of Income ** Variables." ** *






D H4NONCSH 6 983 Noncash household income for month 4 of the reference period. In dollars.

119

HOUSEHOLD

DATA SIZE BEGIN

Includes dollar values for food stamps, WIC and energy assistance. Range = 0,150000.U All households







D H4-ENRGY 1 1025 What type of energy assistance was receivedU Households receiving government energy

120

HOUSEHOLD

DATA SIZE BEGIN

assistanceV 0 .Not applicable 1 .Checks sent to household 2 .Coupons or vouchers sent to household 3 .Payments sent elsewhere 4 .Checks and coupons or vouchers sent to household 5 .Checks sent to household and payments sent elsewhere 6 .Coupons or voucher sent to household and payments sent elsewhere 7 .All three types of assistance



D H4-4816 1 1028 Has this household received energy assistance from the government in the past 4 monthsU All householdsV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to H4-4826* ** The next 3 fields (H4-4818 through ** H4-4822) are possible answers to ** the question:* ** Was this assistance received in the *

121

HOUSEHOLD

DATA SIZE BEGIN

* form of checks, coupons or vouchers ** sent to this household or were the ** payments sent directly to a utility ** company, fuel dealer, or landlord ** *



D H4-4822 1 1031 Payments sent directly to utility company, fuel dealer, or landlordU Households receiving government energy assistanceV 0 .Not marked as a place where payments were sent or not in universe based on response to H4-4816. 1 .Marked as a place where payments were sent


D H4-4826 1 1038 Check item P2 Are there any children 5 to 18 years

122

HOUSEHOLD

DATA SIZE BEGIN

old who live in the householdU All householdsV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No





123

HOUSEHOLD

DATA SIZE BEGIN





D H4-4844 1 1050 Free breakfastU Households with 1 or more

124

HOUSEHOLD

DATA SIZE BEGIN

children age 5 to 18 receiving free breakfastsV 0 .Not marked as a free breakfast or not in universe based on response to H4-4840 1 .Marked as a free breakfast






D H4-IMP10 1 1056 Program questions imputation flag 10 Imputation of H4-4824

125

HOUSEHOLD

DATA SIZE BEGIN








D H4-IMP17 1 1063 Program questions imputation flag 17 Imputation of H4-4840V 0 .Not imputed 1 .ImputedD H4-IMP18 1 1064 Program questions imputation flag 18 Imputation of H4-4842V 0 .Not imputed 1 .Imputed

126

HOUSEHOLD

DATA SIZE BEGIN



D H5REFPER 5 1067 Entry address ID and person number of the household reference person. Interview dateU All households

D H5-NP 2 1072 Number of persons in household. Interview date Range = 0,30U All households


D H5-LVQTR 2 1075 Control card items 13D and 13E housing/other unit - interview monthU All householdsV 00 .Not applicable 01 .House, apartment, flat 02 .Hu in nontransient hotel, motel etc. 03 .Hu, permanent in transient hotel, motel, etc. 04 .Hu in rooming house 05 .Mobile home or trailer with one or more permanent rooms added 06 .Mobile home or trailer with one or more permanent rooms added 07 .Hu not specified above 08 .Quarters not hu in rooming or boarding house

127

HOUSEHOLD

DATA SIZE BEGIN

09 .Unit not permanent in transient hotel, motel, etc. 10 .Unoccupied tent or trailer site 11 .Other unit not specified above


D H5-WGT 10 1079 Household weight--Interview date Four implied decimal places. Range = 0.0,100000.0000U All households

D H5-FILL 2 1089 Blank filler

128

FAMILY

DATA SIZE BEGIN

D F1-NUMBR 2 1091 Family sequence number of sample unit. Used to identify all persons in same family in a given month. Range = 1,60.U All sample units

D F1-MONTH 2 1093 Month for which this family is defined. Range = 1,12.U All families

D F1-YEAR 2 1095 Year for which this family is defined. Range = 83,86U All families

D F1NUMPER 2 1097 Number of persons in this family. Range = 1,30.U All families

D F1REFPER 5 1099 Entry address ID and person number of the family reference person. For unrelated individuals, this is that individual's person number.U All families

D F1SPOUSE 5 1104 Entry address ID and person number of spouse of family reference person, if there is one.U All families

D F1-TYPE 1 1109 Type of family (or pseudo-family)U All familiesV 1 .Primary family 3 .Unrelated subfamily 4 .Primary individual 5 .Secondary individual

D F1-KIND 1 1110 Kind of family (or pseudo-family)U All familiesV 1 .Headed by husband/ wife 2 .Male reference person 3 .Female reference person

129

FAMILY

DATA SIZE BEGIN

D F1OWNKID 2 1111 Number of own children in family. Range = 0,30.U All familiesV 00 .None 01 .One 02 .Two* . ** . ** . * 30.Thirty or more

D F1OKLT18 2 1113 Number of own children under age 18 in family. Range = 0,30.U All familiesV 00 .None 01 .One 02 .Two* . ** . ** . * 30.Thirty or more

D F1-WGT 10 1115 Family weight. Four implied decimal placesU All families

D F1-FILL 2 1125 Zero filler

* ** Family low income cutoff. *

D F1-POV$ 5 1127 Low income cutoff for this family. In dollars. Range = 0,30000.U All families* ** Income aggregates ** These aggregates were derived from ** income figures that may have been ** previously topcoded. For a further ** discussion on topcoding, see the ** text section "Topcoding of Income ** Variables." ** *

130

FAMILY

DATA SIZE BEGIN

D F1TOTINC 8 1132 Total family income for month 1 of the reference period. In dollars. Range = -1500000,1500000.U All families

D F1-EARN 7 1140 Total family earned income for month 1 of the reference period. In dollars. Range = 0,1500000.U All families

D F1-PROP 8 1147 Total family property income for month 1 of the reference period. In dollars. Range = -1500000,1500000.U All families

D F1-TRAN 7 1155 Total family means-tested cash transfers for month 1 of the reference period. In dollars. Range = 0,1500000.U All families

D F1-OTHER 7 1162 Total 'other' family income for month 1 of the reference period. In dollars. Range = 0,1500000.U All families

D F1SOCSEC 6 1169 Total family Social Security income for month 1 of the reference period. In dollars. Range = 0,999999.U All families

D F1-SSI 6 1175 Total family supplemental security income for month 1 of the reference period. In dollars. Range = 0,999999.U All families

D F1-UNEMP 6 1181 Total family unemployment income for month 1 of the reference period. In dollars. Range = 0,999999.U All families

131

FAMILY

DATA SIZE BEGIN

D F1-VETS 6 1187 Total family veterans payment income for month 1 of the reference period. In dollars. Range = 0,999999.U All families

D F1-AFDC 6 1193 Total family AFDC income for month 1 of the reference period. In dollars. Range = 0,999999.U All families

D F1-FDSTP 6 1199 Total family food stamps received for month 1 of the reference period. In dollars. Range = 0,999999.U All families



D F2-YEAR 2 1209 Year for which this family is defined. Range = 83,86.U All families



D F2SPOUSE 5 1218 Entry address ID and person number of spouse of family reference person,

132

FAMILY

DATA SIZE BEGIN

if there is one.U All families





D F2-WGT 10 1229 Family weight. Four implied decimal placesU All families* *D F2-FILL 2 1239 Zero filler

133

FAMILY

DATA SIZE BEGIN

* Family low income cutoff. ** *







D F2SOCSEC 6 1283 Total family Social Security income for

134

FAMILY

DATA SIZE BEGIN

month 2 of the reference period. In dollars. Range = 0,999999.U All families









135

FAMILY

DATA SIZE BEGIN







D F3OKLT18 2 1341 Number of own children under age 18 in family. Range = 0,30.U All families

136

FAMILY

DATA SIZE BEGIN

V 00 .None 01 .One 02 .Two* . ** . ** . * 30.Thirty or more



* ** Family low income cutoff. ** *




D F3-PROP 8 1375 Total family property income for month 3

137

FAMILY

DATA SIZE BEGIN

of the reference period. In dollars. Range = -1500000,1500000.U All families








D F3-FDSTP 6 1427 Total family food stamps received for month 3 of the reference period. In

138

FAMILY

DATA SIZE BEGIN

dollars. Range = 0,999999.U All families








D F4-KIND 1 1452 Kind of family (or pseudo-family)U All families

139

FAMILY

DATA SIZE BEGIN

V 1 .Headed by husband/ wife 2 .Male reference person 3 .Female reference person






D F4-POV$ 5 1469 Low income cutoff for this family. In dollars. Range = 0,30000.U All families* ** Income aggregates ** These aggregates were derived from ** income figures that may have been ** previously topcoded. For a further *

140

FAMILY

DATA SIZE BEGIN

* discussion on topcoding, see the ** text section "Topcoding of Income ** Variables." ** *








D F4-UNEMP 6 1523 Total family unemployment income for

141

FAMILY

DATA SIZE BEGIN

month 4 of the reference period. In dollars. Range = 0,999999.U All families




D S1-NUMBR 2 1547 Family sequence number of sample unit. Used to identify all persons in same family in a given month. Range = 1,60.U All sample units

D S1-MONTH 2 1549 Month for which this subfamily is defined. Range = 1,12.U All subfamilies

D S1-YEAR 2 1551 Year for which this subfamily is defined. Range = 83,86.U All subfamilies

D S1NUMPER 2 1553 Number of persons in this subfamily. Range = 1,30.U All subfamilies

D S1REFPER 5 1555 Entry address ID and person number of the subfamily reference person.U All subfamiliesD S1SPOUSE 5 1560 Entry address ID and person number of

142

FAMILY

DATA SIZE BEGIN

spouse of subfamily reference person, if there is one.U All subfamilies

D S1-TYPE 1 1565 Type of subfamilyU All subfamiliesV 2 .Related subfamily

D S1-KIND 1 1566 Kind of subfamilyU All subfamiliesV 1 .Headed by husband/ wife 2 .Male reference person 3 .Female reference person

D S1OWNKID 2 1567 Number of own children in subfamily. Range = 0,30.U All subfamiliesV 00 .None 01 .One 02 .Two* . ** . ** . * 30.Thirty or more

D S1OKLT18 2 1569 Number of own children under age 18 in subfamily. Range = 0,30.U All subfamiliesV 00 .None 01 .One 02 .Two* . ** . ** . * 30.Thirty or more

D S1-WGT 10 1571 Subfamily weight. Four implied decimal placesU All subfamilies

D S1-FILL 2 1581 Zero filler

143

FAMILY

DATA SIZE BEGIN

* ** Family low income cutoff ** *

D S1-POV$ 5 1583 Low income cutoff for this subfamily. In dollars. Range = 0,30000.U All subfamilies* ** Income aggregates ** These aggregates were derived from ** income figures that may have been ** previously topcoded. For a further ** discussion on topcoding, see the ** text section "Topcoding of Income ** Variables." ** *

D S1TOTINC 8 1588 Total subfamily income for month 1 of the reference period. In dollars. Range = -1500000,1500000.U All subfamilies

D S1-EARN 7 1596 Total subfamily earned income for month 1 of the reference period. In dollars. Range = 0,1500000.U All subfamilies

D S1-PROP 8 1603 Total subfamily property income for month 1 of the reference period. In dollars. Range = -1500000,1500000.U All subfamilies

D S1-TRAN 7 1611 Total subfamily means-tested cash transfers for month 1 of the reference period. In dollars. Range = 0,1500000.U All subfamilies

D S1-OTHER 7 1618 Total 'other' subfamily income for month 1 of the reference period. In dollars. Range = 0,1500000.U All subfamiliesD S1SOCSEC 6 1625 Total subfamily Social Security income

144

FAMILY

DATA SIZE BEGIN

for month 1 of the reference period. In dollars. Range = 0,999999.U All subfamilies

D S1-SSI 6 1631 Total subfamily supplemental security income for month 1 of the reference period. In dollars. Range = 0,999999.U All subfamilies

D S1-UNEMP 6 1637 Total subfamily unemployment income for month 1 of the reference period. In dollars. Range = 0,999999.U All subfamilies

D S1-VETS 6 1643 Total subfamily veterans payment income for month 1 of the reference period. In dollars. Range = 0,999999.U All subfamilies

D S1-AFDC 6 1649 Total subfamily AFDC income for month 1 of the reference period. In dollars. Range = 0,999999.U All subfamilies

D S1-FDSTP 6 1655 Total subfamily food stamps received for month 1 of the reference period. In dollars. Range = 0,999999.U All subfamilies




145

FAMILY

DATA SIZE BEGIN


D S2REFPER 5 1669 Entry address ID and person number of the subfamily reference person.U All subfamilies

D S2SPOUSE 5 1674 Entry address ID and person number of spouse of subfamily reference person, if there is one.U All subfamilies




D S2OKLT18 2 1683 Number of own children under age 18 in subfamily. Range = 0,30.U All subfamiliesV 00 .None 01 .One 02 .Two* . ** . *

146

FAMILY

DATA SIZE BEGIN

* . * 30.Thirty or more




D S2-POV$ 5 1697 Low income cutoff for this subfamily. In dollars. Range = 0,30000.U All subfamilies* ** Income aggregates ** These aggregates were derived from ** income figures that may have been ** previously topcoded. For a further ** discussion on topcoding, see the ** text section "Topcoding of Income ** Variables." ** *




D S2-TRAN 7 1725 Total subfamily means-tested cash

147

FAMILY

DATA SIZE BEGIN

transfers for month 2 of the reference period. In dollars. Range = 0,1500000.U All subfamilies

D S2-OTHER 7 1732 Total 'other' subfamily income for month 2 of the reference period. In dollars. Range = 0,1500000.U All subfamilies

D S2SOCSEC 6 1739 Total subfamily Social Security income for month 2 of the reference period. In dollars. Range = 0,999999.U All subfamilies






D S3-NUMBR 2 1775 Family sequence number of sample unit. Used to identify all persons in same

148

FAMILY

DATA SIZE BEGIN

family in a given month. Range = 1,60.U All sample units








D S3OWNKID 2 1795 Number of own children in subfamily. Range = 0,30.U All subfamiliesV 00 .None 01 .One 02 .Two

149

FAMILY

DATA SIZE BEGIN

* . ** . ** . * 30.Thirty or more

D S3OKLT18 2 1797 Number of own children under age 18 in subfamily. Range = 0,30.U All subfamiliesV 00 .None 01 .One 02 .Two* . ** . ** . * 30 .Thirty or more




D S3-POV$ 5 1811 Low income cutoff for this subfamily. In dollars. Range = 0,30000.U All subfamilies* ** Income aggregates* These aggregates were derived from ** income figures that may have been ** previously topcoded. For a further ** discussion on topcoding, see the ** text section "Topcoding of Income ** Variables." ** *


150

FAMILY

DATA SIZE BEGIN





D S3SOCSEC 6 1853 Total subfamily Social Security income for month 3 of the reference period. In dollars. Range = 0,999999.U All subfamilies




151

FAMILY

DATA SIZE BEGIN










152

FAMILY

DATA SIZE BEGIN



D S4OKLT18 2 1911 Number of own children under age 18 in subfamily. Range = 0,30.U All subfamiliesV 00 .None 01 .One 02 .Two* . ** . ** . * 30.Thirty or more




D S4-POV$ 5 1925 Low income cutoff for this subfamily. In dollars. Range = 0,30000.U All subfamilies* *

153

FAMILY

DATA SIZE BEGIN

* Income aggregates ** These aggregates were derived from ** income figures that may have been ** previously topcoded. For a further ** discussion on topcoding, see the ** text section "Topcoding of Income ** Variables." ** *






D S4SOCSEC 6 1967 Total subfamily Social Security income for month 4 of the reference period. In dollars. Range = 0,999999.U All subfamiliesD S4-SSI 6 1973 Total subfamily supplemental security income for month 4 of the reference period. In dollars. Range = 0,999999.U All subfamilies

154

FAMILY

DATA SIZE BEGIN





155

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN

D PP-RCSEQ 2 2003 Record sequence number within sample unit and record typeU All sample units

D PP-WAVE 1 2005 Wave of data collectionU All persons, including children

D PP-INTVW 1 2006 Person's interview statusU All persons, including childrenV 0 .Not applicable (children under 15) 1 .Interview (self) 2 .Interview (proxy) 3 .Noninterview - type Z refusal 4 .Noninterview - type Z other

D PP-MIS-1 1 2007 Person's interview status - month 1U All persons, including childrenV 1 .Interview 2 .Noninterview




D PP-MIS-5 1 2011 Person's interview status - interview monthU All person's, including childrenV 1 .Interview 2 .Noninterview

156

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN

D PP-ENTRY 2 2012 Edited entry address ID Address ID of the household that this person belonged to at the time this person first became part of the sampleU All persons, including children

D PP-PNUM 3 2014 Edited person numberU All persons, including children

D FNLWGT-1 10 2017 Weight for the person. Month 1. 4 implied decimals.U All persons, including children




D FNLWGT-5 10 2057 Weight for the person. Interview date. 4 implied decimals.U All persons, including children

* ** Demographic characteristics from ** previous wave *

D PW-ADDID 2 2067 Previous wave address IDU All persons, including childrenV 00 .Not applicable (Person not in sample previous wave)

D PW-RRP 1 2069 Previous wave relationship to reference

157

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN

person. Preedited relationship to reference person. Control card item 19B.U All persons, including childrenV 0 .Nonrelative of reference person with no own relatives in household 1 .Reference person with relatives in household 2 .Reference person with no relatives in household 3 .Husband of reference person 4 .Wife of reference person 5 .Own child of reference person 6 .Parent of reference person 7 .Brother/sister of reference person 8 .Other relative of reference person 9 .Nonrelative of reference person with own relatives in household

D PW-MS 1 2070 Previous wave marital statusU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not applicable 1 .Married, spouse present 2 .Married, spouse absent 3 .Widowed 4 .Divorced 5 .Separated 6 .Never married 9 .Not answered

D PW-PNSP 3 2071 Previous wave person number of spouseU Persons 15 years old or olderV -09 .Not answered 000 .Not in universe 999 .Not applicable

D PW-PNPT 3 2074 Previous wave person number of parentU Persons 15 years old or olderV -09 .Not answered 000 .Not in universe 999 .Not applicable

D PW-POPST 1 2077 Previous wave population statusU All persons, including children

158

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN

V 0 .Not applicable 1 .Child (under 15 at interview) 2 .Adult (15 years of age or older)

D PW-ADDIT 1 2078 Was... living in any of the following places during wave 1 interview month: Armed Forces barracks, outside the U.S., nonhousehold setting such as correctional institutions; home for the aged, infirm or needy; mental institute; nursing, convalescent or rest home; other home or hospital providing specialized careU All persons, including childrenV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No

D PW-INTVW 1 2079 Previous wave person's interview statusU All persons, including childrenV 0 .Not applicable or not in universe 1 .Interview (self) 2 .Interview (proxy) 3 .Noninterview - type-Z 4 .Noninterview - type-Z other* ** Edited control card section ** (demographics by months 1-4 ** and interview month) ** *

D RRP-1 1 2080 Edited relationship to reference person. Month 1U All persons, including childrenV 0 .Not a sample person this month 1 .Household reference person, living with relatives 2 .Household reference person living alone or with only nonrelatives (primary individual) 3 .Spouse of household reference person 4 .Child of household reference person 5 .Other relative of household reference person 6 .Nonrelative of household reference

159

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN

person but related to others in the household - member of an unrelated sub (secondary) family 7 .Nonrelative of household reference person and not related to anyone else in the household (secondary individual)

D RRP-2 1 2081 Edited relationship to reference person. Month 2U All persons, including childrenV 0 .Not a sample person this month 1 .Household reference person, living with relatives 2 .Household reference person living alone or with only nonrelatives (primary individual) 3 .Spouse of household reference person 4 .Child of household reference person 5 .Other relative of household reference person 6 .Nonrelative of household reference person but related to others in the household - member of an unrelated sub (secondary) family 7 .Nonrelative of household reference person and not related to anyone else in the household (secondary individual)D RRP-3 1 2082 Edited relationship to reference person. Month 3U All persons, including childrenV 0 .Not a sample person this month 1 .Household reference person, living with relatives 2 .Household reference person living alone or with only nonrelatives (primary individual) 3 .Spouse of household reference person 4 .Child of household reference person 5 .Other relative of household reference person 6 .Nonrelative of household reference person but related to others in the household - member of an unrelated sub (secondary) family 7 .Nonrelative of household reference person and not related to anyone else in the household (secondary individual)

160

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN

D RRP-4 1 2083 Edited relationship to reference person. Month 4U All persons, including childrenV 0 .Not a sample person this month 1 .Household reference person, living with relatives 2 .Household reference person living alone or with only nonrelatives (primary individual) 3 .Spouse of household reference person 4 .Child of household reference person 5 .Other relative of household reference person 6 .Nonrelative of household reference person but related to others in the household - member of an unrelated sub (secondary) family 7 .Nonrelative of household reference person and not related to anyone else in the household (secondary individual)

D RRP-5 1 2084 Edited relationship to reference person. Interview dateU All persons, including childrenV 0 .Not a sample person this month 1 .Household reference person, living with relatives 2 .Household reference person living alone or with only nonrelatives (primary individual) 3 .Spouse of household reference person 4 .Child of household reference person 5 .Other relative of household reference person 6 .Nonrelative of household reference person but related to others in the household - member of an unrelated sub (secondary) family 7 .Nonrelative of household reference person and not related to anyone else in the household (secondary individual)

D AGE-1 2 2085 Edited and imputed age as of last birthday. Age in years. Month 1U All persons, including children

161

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN

V 00 .Less than 1 full year or not a sample person this month 85 .85 years old or older

D AGE-2 2 2087 Edited and imputed age as of last birthday. Age in years. Month 2U All persons, including childrenV 00 .Less than 1 full year or not a sample person this month 85 .85 years old or older

D AGE-3 2 2089 Edited and imputed age as of last birthday. Age in years. Month 3U All persons, including childrenV 00 .Less than 1 full year or not a sample person this month 85 .85 years old or older

D AGE-4 2 2091 Edited and imputed age as of last birthday. Age in year or not a samples. Month 4U All persons, including childrenV 00 .Less than 1 full year or not a sample person this month 85 .85 years old or older

D AGE-5 2 2093 Edited and imputed age as of last birthday. Age in year or not a samples. Interview monthU All persons, including childrenV 00 .Less than 1 full year or not a sample person this month 85 .85 years old or older

D SEX 1 2095 Sex of this person Edited and imputedU All persons, including childrenV 1 .Male 2 .Female

D RACE 1 2096 Race of this person Edited and imputedU All persons, including childrenV 1 .White

162

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN

2 .Black 3 .American Indian, Eskimo or Aleut 4 .Asian or Pacific Islander

D MS-1 1 2097 Marital status. Month 1 If a persons marital status changed during any month, the marital status shown is the status maintained for the greatest part of the month - edited and imputedU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not a sample person this month 1 .Married, spouse present 2 .Married, spouse absent 3 .Widowed 4 .Divorced 5 .Separated 6 .Never married


D MS-3 1 2099 Marital status. Month 3 If a persons marital status changed during any month, the marital status shown is the status maintained for the greatest part of the month - edited and imputedU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not a sample person this month 1 .Married, spouse present 2 .Married, spouse absent 3 .Widowed

163

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN

4 .Divorced 5 .Separated 6 .Never married


D MS-5 1 2101 Marital status. Interview date Edited and imputedU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not a sample person this month 1 .Married, spouse present 2 .Married, spouse absent 3 .Widowed 4 .Divorced 5 .Separated 6 .Never married

D FAMTYP-1 1 2102 Family type to which this person belongs Month 1U All persons, including childrenV 0 .Primary family or not in sample this month 1 .Secondary individual (not a family member) 2 .Unrelated sub (secondary) family 3 .Related subfamily 4 .Primary individual

D FAMTYP-2 1 2103 Family type to which this person belongs Month 2U All persons, including childrenV 0 .Primary family or not in sample

164

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN

this month 1 .Secondary individual (not a family member) 2 .Unrelated sub (secondary) family 3 .Related subfamily 4 .Primary individual

D FAMTYP-3 1 2104 Family type to which this person belongs Month 3.U All persons, including childrenV 0 .Primary family or not in sample this month 1 .Secondary individual (not a family member) 2 .Unrelated sub (secondary) family 3 .Related subfamily 4 .Primary individual

D FAMTYP-4 1 2105 Family type to which this person belongs Month 4U All persons, including childrenV 0 .Primary family or not in sample this month 1 .Secondary individual (not a family member) 2 .Unrelated sub (secondary) family 3 .Related subfamily 4 .Primary individual

D FAMTYP-5 1 2106 Family type to which this person belongs Interview dateU All persons, including childrenV 0 .Primary family or not in sample this month 1 .Secondary individual (not a family member) 2 .Unrelated sub (secondary) family 3 .Related subfamily 4 .Primary individual

D FAMREL-1 1 2107 Sub/secondary family relationship code. Month 1U All persons, including childrenV 0 .Not applicable (person not in related

165

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN

subfamily or unrelated secondary family) or not in sample this month 1 .Reference person of family 2 .Spouse of family reference person 3 .Child of family reference person 4 .Other relative of family reference person

D FAMREL-2 1 2108 Sub/secondary family relationship code. Month 2U All persons, including childrenV 0 .Not applicable (person not in related subfamily or unrelated secondary family) or not in sample this month 1 .Reference person of family 2 .Spouse of family reference person 3 .Child of family reference person 4 .Other relative of family reference person



D FAMREL-5 1 2111 Sub/secondary family relationship code.

166

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN

Interview dateU All persons, including childrenV 0 .Not applicable (person not in related subfamily or unrelated secondary family) or not in sample this month 1 .Reference person of family 2 .Spouse of family reference person 3 .Child of family reference person 4 .Other relative of family reference person

D FAMNUM-1 1 2112 Sub/secondary family number. Month 1. Range = 0,6U All persons, including childrenV 0 .Not applicable (person not in related subfamily or unrelated secondary family) or not in sample this month

D FAMNUM-2 1 2113 Sub/secondary family number. Month 2. Range =0,6U All persons, including childrenV 0 .Not applicable (person not in related subfamily or unrelated secondary family or not in sample this month)

D FAMNUM-3 1 2114 Sub/secondary family number. Month 3. Range=0,6U All persons, including childrenV 0 .Not applicable (person not in related subfamily or unrelated secondary family) or not in sample this month

D FAMNUM-4 1 2115 Sub/secondary family number. Month 4. Range=0,6U All persons, including childrenV 0 .Not applicable (person not in related subfamily or unrelated secondary family) or not in sample this month

D FAMNUM-5 1 2116 Sub/secondary family number. Interview date Range = 0,6U All persons, including childrenV 0 .Not applicable (person not in related

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subfamily or unrelated secondary family) or not in sample this month

D POP-STAT 1 2117 Population status. This field identifies whether or not a person was eligible to be asked a full set of questions, based on his/her age at time of interview.U All persons, including childrenV 1 .Adult (15 years of age or older) 2 .Child (under 15 at interview)

D PNSP-1 3 2118 Person number of spouse. Month 1U Persons 15 years old or olderV 000 .Not in sample this month 999 .Not applicable




D PNSP-5 3 2130 Person number of spouse. Interview dateU Persons 15 years old or olderV 000 .Not in sample this month 999 .Not applicable

D PNPT-1 3 2133 Person number of parent. Month 1U Persons 15 years old or olderV 000 .Not in sample this month 999 .Not applicable

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D PNPT-5 3 2145 Person number of parent. Interview dateU Persons 15 years old or olderV 000 .Not in sample this month 999 .Not applicable

D VETSTAT 1 2148 Did this person ever serve on active duty in the U.S. Armed ForcesU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not applicable (under 15) or not in sample 1 .Yes 2 .No

D HIGRADE 2 2149 What is the highest grade or year of regular school this person attendedU Persons 15 years old or olderV 00.Not applicable if under 15; Did not attend or attended only kindergarten* 01-08 .Elementary ** 09-12 .High school ** 21-26 .College *

D GRD-CMPL 1 2151 Did he/she complete that gradeU Persons 15 years old or older

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V 0 .Not applicable if under 15. Did not attend or attended only kindergarten 1 .Yes 2 .No

D ETHNICTY 2 2152 Ethnic originU All persons, including childrenV 01.German 02.English 03.Irish 04.French 05.Italian 06.Scottish 07.Polish 08.Dutch 09.Swedish 10.Norwegian 11.Russian 12.Ukrainian 13.Welsh 14.Mexican-American 15.Chicano 16.Mexican 17.Puerto Rican 18.Cuban 19.Central or South American (Spanish) 20.Other Spanish 21.Afro-American (Black or Negro) 30.Another group not listed 39.Don't know

D IN-AF 1 2154 Is this person currently in the Armed ForcesU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not applicable 1 .Yes 2 .No* ** Preedited control card section ** *

D U-ENTRY 2 2155 Preedited entry address I.D. Control card item 17U All persons, including children

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D U-PNUM 3 2157 Preedited person number Control card item 18U All persons, including children

D U-RRP 1 2160 Preedited relationship to reference person. Control card item 19BU All persons, including childrenV 0 .Nonrelative of reference person with no own relatives in HH 1 .Reference person with relatives in HH 2 .Reference person with no rel. In HH 3 .Husband of reference person 4 .Wife of reference person 5 .Own child of reference person 6 .Parent of reference person 7 .Brother/sister of reference person 8 .Other relative of reference person 9 .Nonrelative of reference person with own relatives in HH

D U-HHMEM 1 2161 Preedited household member status Control card item 20U All persons, including childrenV 1 .Yes - current HH member 2 .No* ** The next 8 fields consist of 4 pairs. ** The first field in each pair gives ** information recorded on the control ** card of the household the person left ** after the previous wave. The second ** field in each pair gives information ** repeated on the control card of the ** current household. ** *

D U-REALFT 2 2162 Preedited reason for leaving previous wave address. Control card item 23U All persons, including childrenV 00 .Not applicable (person did not move or not in sample previous wave) or not answered 05 .Left - deceased 06 .Left - institutionalized

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07 .Left - living in Armed Forces barracks 08 .Left - moved outside of country 09 .Left - separation or divorce 10 .Left - person 201 or greater no longer living with a sample person 11 .Left - other 99 .Interviewed in previous wave but not in sample

D U-REAENT 2 2164 Preedited reason for entering current address. Control card item 23U All persons, including childrenV 00 .Not applicable (person did not move or person no longer in sample) or not answered 01 .Entered - birth 02 .Entered - marriage 03 .Entered - other 04 .Entered (before sample people) 12 .Entered merged household 13 .Reentered household

D U-MONLFT 2 2166 Preedited month left previous wave address. Control card item 23. Range = 0,12U All persons, including childrenV 00 .Not applicable (person did not move or not in sample previous wave)

D U-MONENT 2 2168 Preedited month entered current address. Control card item 23. Range = 0,12U All persons, including children.V 00 .Not applicable (person did not move or person no longer in sample)

D U-DAYLFT 2 2170 Preedited day left previous wave address. Control card item 23. Range = 0,31U All persons, including childrenV 00 .Not applicable (person did not move or not in sample previous wave)

D U-DAYENT 2 2172 Preedited day entered current address. Control card item 23. Range = 0,31

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U All persons, including childrenV 00 .Not applicable (person did not move or person no longer in sample)

D CC-ADLFT 2 2174 Control card address ID of previous waveU All persons, including childrenV 00 .Not applicable (person did not move or not in sample previous wave)

D CC-ADENT 2 2176 Control card address ID of current waveU All persons, including childrenV 00 .Not applicable (person did not move or person no longer in sample)

D U-BRTHMN 2 2178 Preedited month of birth Control card item 24U All persons, including childrenV -9.Not answered

D U-BRTHYR 4 2180 Preedited year of birth. Control card item 24U All persons, including childrenV -009 .Not answered 1900 .Born 1900 or earlier

D U-PNPT 3 2184 Preedited person number of parent. Control card item 25U Persons 15 years old or olderV -09 .Not answered

D U-MS 1 2187 Preedited marital status. Control card item 26AU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not applicable 1 .Married - spouse present 2 .Married - spouse absent 3 .Widowed 4 .Divorced 5 .Separated 6 .Never married 9 .Not answered

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D U-PNSP 3 2188 Preedited person number of spouse Control card item 26BU Persons 15 years old or olderV -09 .Not answered 000 .Not applicable

D U-PNGD 3 2191 Preedited person number of designated parent or guardian. Control card item 27U Persons 15 years old or olderV -09 .Not answered 000 .Not applicable

D U-SEX 1 2194 Preedited sex code. Control card item 28U All persons, including childrenV 1 .Male 2 .Female 9 .Not answered

D U-RACE 1 2195 Preedited race code. Control card item 29U All persons, including childrenV 1 .White 2 .Black 3 .American Indian, Eskimo or Aleut 4 .Asian or Pacific Islander 5 .Other 9 .Not answered

D U-ORIGIN 2 2196 Unedited ethnic origin code. Control card item 30U All persons, including childrenV -9 .Not answered 01 .German 02 .English 03 .Irish 04 .French 05 .Italian 06 .Scottish 07 .Polish 08 .Dutch 09 .Swedish 10 .Norwegian

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11 .Russian 12 .Ukrainian 13 .Welsh 14 .Mexican-American 15 .Chicano 16 .Mexican 17 .Puerto Rican 18 .Cuban 19 .Central or South American (Spanish speaking) 20 .Other Spanish 21 .Afro-American (Black or Negro) 30 .Another group not listed 39 .Don't know

D U-HIGRDE 2 2198 Unedited highest grade of school attended. Control card item 31AU Persons 15 years old or olderV -9 .Not answered 0 .Not applicable, did not attend, attended only kindergarten* 01-08 .Elementary ** 09-12 .High school ** 21-26 .College ** *

D U-COMPL 1 2200 Was highest grade completed. Unedited - control card item 31BU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not applicable 1 .Yes 2 .No 9 .Not answered

D U-VET 1 2201 Unedited veteran status. Control card item 32AU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not applicable 1 .Yes 2 .No 9 .Not answered

D U-SRVDTE 1 2202 Unedited period of service. Control card item 32B

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U Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not applicable 1 .Vietnam era (Aug'64-Apr'75) 2 .Korean conflict (June'50-Jan'55) 3 .World war II (Sept'40-July'47) 4 .World warI (Apr'17-Nov'18) 5 .May 1975 or later 6 .Other service 9 .Not answered

D U-AF 1 2203 Currently in Armed Forces - unedited control card item 32CU Persons 15 years old and olderV 0 .Not applicable 1 .Yes 2 .No 9 .Not answered

D U-SSNDK 1 2204 Reason Social Security number ('U-SSN') is not provided - unedited control card item 33CU All persons, including childrenV 0 .Not answered, not applicable 1 .Don't know 2 .Refusal 3 .None

D PREV-ID 9 2205 Unique scrambled combination of the previous psu, segment, and serial numbers. Applies only to persons in an original sample unit who joined another sample unit.U All persons, including children

D PREV-ROT 1 2214 Rotation in which this person was interviewed before leaving another sample unit and joining this one.U All persons, including children

D SC0064 2 2215 Previous identification entry address ID Applies only to persons in an original sample unit who joined another sample unit.U All persons, including childrenV 00 .Not in universe

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D SC0066 3 2217 Previous identification person number Applies only to persons in an original sample unit who joined another sample unit.U All persons, including childrenV 00 .Not in universe

D HCHANGE1 1 2220 Used to determine if the household in which this person lived changed composition over the 4 reference months or in the 5th month up until date of interview. A change in address is not reflected in this field unless the composition of the group living together changes as a result. The first field is always "1". For each succeeding month the value of the field is the same as for the preceding month if there has been no change in composition. If a change has occurred, the field for the following month is one greater than the field for the preceding month. Month 1. Range = 1U All persons, including children

D HCHANGE2 1 2221 Used to determine if the household in which this person lived changed composition. Month 2. Range = 1,2U All persons, including children



D HCHANGE5 1 2224 Used to determine if the household in which this person lived changed

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composition. Interview date. Range = 1,5U All persons, including children

D FCHANGE1 1 2225 Used to determine if the family (or pseudo family) changed in composition from one month to the next. These fields only relate to primary and unrelated secondary families and to primary and secondary individuals. To determine change in related subfamilies see 'S-CHANGE' below. The values of the fields for the respective months are determined in the same manner as for 'H-CHANGE' above. Month 1. Range = 1U All persons, including children

D FCHANGE2 1 2226 Used to determine if the family (or pseudo family) changed in composition. Month 2. Range = 1,2U All persons, including children



D SCHANGE1 1 2229 Used to determine if the related subfamily which includes this person, changed composition from month to month. If, during any month, the person is not a member of a related subfamily, the value of the field for the corresponding month is '0'. For members of subfamilies the values in the fields are derived as in 'H-CHANGE' above. Month 1. Range = 1U All persons, including children

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D SCHANGE2 1 2230 Used to determine if the related subfamily which includes this person, changed composition. Month 2. Range = 1,2U All persons, including children

D SCHANGE3 1 2231 Used to determine if the related subfamily which includes this person, changed composition. Month 3. Range = 1,3U All persons, including children

D SCHANGE4 1 2232 Used to determine if the related subfamily which includes this person, changed composition. Month 4. Range = 1,4U All persons, including children* ** Income aggregates by months 1-4 ** *

D PPTOTIN1 8 2233 Total persons income for month 1. In dollars. Range = -1500000,1500000U Persons 15 years old or older




D PP-EARN1 7 2265 Total persons earned income for month 1. In dollars. Range = 0,1500000U Persons 15 years old or older

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D PP-PROP1 8 2293 Total property (asset) income for month 1. In dollars. Range = -1500000, 1500000U Persons 15 years old or older

D PP-PROP2 8 2301 Total property (asset) income for month 2. In dollars. Range = -1500000,1500000U Persons 15 years old or older



D PP-TRAN1 7 2325 Total persons mean-tested cash transfer for month 1. In dollars. Range = 0,1500000U Persons 15 years old or olderD PP-TRAN2 7 2332 Total persons mean-tested cash transfer for month 2. In dollars. Range = 0,1500000U Persons 15 years old or older

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D PP-TRAN3 7 2339 Total persons mean-tested cash transfer for month 3. In dollars. Range = 0,1500000U Persons 15 years old or older

D PP-TRAN4 7 2346 Total persons mean-tested cash transfer for month 4. In dollars. Range = 0,1500000U Persons 15 years old or older

D PPOTHER1 7 2353 Total persons other income for month 1. In dollars. Range = 0,1500000U Persons 15 years old or older



D PPOTHER4 7 2374 Total persons other income for month 4. In dollars. Range = 0,1500000U Persons 15 years old or older* ** Recipiency/asset arrays ** *

D RECIPSUM 75 2381 Income recipiency summary. There are 75 fields allocated for this summary. Character location is listed beside each field used. Fields not used are zero filled.*2381.Social security*2382.Railroad retirement*2383.Federal Supplemental Security Inc (SSI)*2385.State unemployment compensation*2386.Supplemental unemployment benefits*2387.Other unemployment compensation

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*2388.Veterans compensation or pensions*2390.Workers compensation*2392.Employer or union temporary sickness policy*2393.Payments from a sickness,* accident, or disability insurance* policy purchased on your own*2400.Aid to families with dependent* children (AFDC, ADC)*2401.General assistance or general* relief*2403.Foster child care payments*2404.Other welfare*2405.WIC*2407.Food stamps*2408.Child support payments*2409.Alimony payments*2410.Pension from company or union*2411.Federal civil service or other* Federal civilian employee pensions*2412.U.S. military retirement pay*2414.State government pensions*2415.Local government pensions*2416.Income from paid up life insurance* policies or annuities*2417.Estates and trusts*2418.Other payments for retirement,* disability or survivor*2420.GI bill education benefits*2430.Income assistance from a* charitable group*2431.Money from relatives or friends*2432.Lump sum payments*2433.Income from roomers or boarders*2434.National guard or reserve pay*2435.Incidental or casual earnings*2436.Other cash income not included* elsewhere*2455.Recoded for confidentiality (ISS* codes 4,9,11,22,33)* The possible answers in each* field (1-75) are listed below:U Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not applicable 1 .Yes 2 .No

D ASSETSUM 13 2456 Asset ownership summary. There are 13

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(1-digit) fields defined below. Character location is listed beside each field.*2456.ISS Code 100 - savings accounts*2457.ISS Code 101 - money market* accounts*2458.ISS Code 102 - certificates of* deposit*2459.ISS Code 103 - now accounts*2460.ISS Code 104 - money market funds*2461.ISS Code 105 - U.S. government* securities*2462.ISS Code 106 - municipal or* corporate bonds*2463.ISS Code 107 - other interest* earning assets*2464.ISS Code 110 - stocks or mututal* funds*2465.ISS Code 120 - rental property*2466.ISS Code 130 - mortgages*2467.ISS Code 140 - royalties*2468.ISS Code 150 - other financial* investments The possible answers in each field (1-13) are:U Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not applicable 1 .Yes 2 .No* ** Employment status recode by months ** 1-4 *

D ESR-1 1 2469 Employment status recode for month 1 of the reference period.U Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not applicable 1 .With a job entire month, worked all weeks 2 .With a job entire month, missed one or more weeks, no time on layoff 3 .With a job entire month, missed one or more weeks, spent time on layoff 4 .With job one or more weeks, no time spent looking or on layoff 5 .With job one or more weeks, spent one or more weeks looking or on layoff

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6 .No job during month, spent entire month looking or on layoff 7 .No job during month, spent one or more weeks looking or on layoff 8 .No job during month, no time spent looking or on layoff

D ESR-2 1 2470 Employment status recode for month 2 of the reference period.U Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not applicable 1 .With a job entire month, worked all weeks 2 .With a job entire month, missed one or more weeks, no time on layoff 3 .With a job entire month, missed one or more weeks, spent time on layoff 4 .With job one or more weeks, no time spent looking or on layoff 5 .With job one or more weeks, spent one or more weeks looking or on layoff 6 .No job during month, spent entire month looking or on layoff 7 .No job during month, spent one or more weeks looking or on layoff 8 .No job during month, no time spent looking or on layoffD ESR-3 1 2471 Employment status recode for month 3 of the reference period.U Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not applicable 1 .With a job entire month, worked all weeks 2 .With a job entire month, missed one or more weeks, no time on layoff 3 .With a job entire month, missed one or more weeks, spent time on layoff 4 .With job one or more weeks, no time spent looking or on layoff 5 .With job one or more weeks, spent one or more weeks looking or on layoff 6 .No job during month, spent entire month looking or on layoff 7 .No job during month, spent one or more weeks looking or on layoff 8 .No job during month, no time spent looking or on layoff

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D ESR-4 1 2472 Employment status recode for month 4 of the reference period.U Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not applicable 1 .With a job entire month, worked all weeks 2 .With a job entire month, missed one or more weeks, no time on layoff 3 .With a job entire month, missed one or more weeks, spent time on layoff 4 .With job one or more weeks, no time spent looking 5 .With job one or more weeks, spent looking or on layoff 6 .No job during month, spent entire month looking or on layoff 7 .No job during month, spent one or more weeks looking or on layoff 8 .No job during month, no time spent looking or on layoff* ** Recoded labor force and recipiency ** items by months 1-4 ** *

D WKSPER1 1 2473 Number of weeks in month 1 of the reference period.U Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not applicable 4 .Four weeks 5 .Five weeks



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D WKSJB1 1 2477 Number of weeks with a job or business for month 1 of the reference period.U Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .0 weeks or not applicable ('have-job' = no) 1 .1 week 2 .2 weeks 3 .3 weeks 4 .4 weeks 5 .5 weeks (only applicable for months with 5 weeks)



D WKSJB4 1 2480 Number of weeks with a job or business

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for month 4 of the reference period.U Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .0 weeks or not applicable ('have-job' = no) 1 .1 week 2 .2 weeks 3 .3 weeks 4 .4 weeks 5 .5 weeks (only applicable for months with 5 weeks)

D WKWJOB 18 2481 TABLE Did this person have a job or business during this week of the reference period. There are 18 answer fields, one for each week of the reference period.U Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not applicable ('have-job' = no) 1 .Yes 2 .No

D WKSWOP1 1 2499 Number of weeks without pay, at a job or business for month 1 of the reference period.U Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .0 weeks or not applicable ('have-job' = no) 1 .1 week 2 .2 weeks 3 .3 weeks 4 .4 weeks 5 .5 weeks (only applicable for months with 5 weeks)


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D WEEKSAB 18 2503 TABLE Was this person with a job or business but without pay for this week of the reference period. There are 18 answer fields, one for each week of the reference period.U Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not applicable 1 .Yes 2 .No

D WKSLOK1 1 2521 Number of weeks looking for work or on layoff in month 1 of the reference period.U Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .None or not applicable 1 .1 week 2 .2 weeks 3 .3 weeks 4 .4 weeks

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5 .5 weeks (only applicable for months with 5 weeks)

D WKSLOK2 1 2522 Number of weeks looking for work or on layoff in month 2 of the reference period.U Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .None or not applicable 1 .1 week 2 .2 weeks 3 .3 weeks 4 .4 weeks 5 .5 weeks (only applicable for months with 5 weeks)



D WEEKSLK 18 2525 TABLE Was this person looking for work or on layoff during this week of the reference period. There are 18 answer fields, one for each week of the reference period.U Persons 15 years old or older

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V 0 .Not applicable 1 .Yes 2 .No

D CARECOV1 1 2543 Is this person covered by medicare for month 1 of the reference periodU Persons 65 years old or older and disabled persons 15-64 years oldV 0 .Not applicable 1 .Yes 2 .No




D MEDICAID 1 2547 Is this person covered by medicaidU Persons 15 years old or older and their dependents meeting eligibility requirementsV 0 .Not applicable 1 .Yes 2 .No

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D CAIDCOV1 1 2548 Was this person covered by medicaid for month 1 of the reference periodU Persons 15 years old or older and their dependents meeting eligibility requirementsV 0 .Not applicable 1 .Yes 2 .No




D WICCOV1 1 2552 Was this person covered by WIC for month 1 of the reference periodU Persons 15 years old or older and their dependents meeting eligibility requirementsV 0 .Not applicable 1 .Yes 2 .No

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D WICVAL1 4 2556 Value of WIC voucher in month 1 of the reference period. The dollar field contains two implied decimals. Range = 0,5000.U Persons 15 years old or older and their dependents meeting eligibility requirementsV 0000 .Not applicable


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D HIIND 1 2572 Is this person covered by health insuranceU All persons, including childrenV 0 .Not applicable 1 .Yes 2 .No

D HIMNTH1 1 2573 Did this person have health insurance coverage month 1U All persons, including childrenV 0 .Not applicable 1 .Yes 2 .No


D HIMNTH3 1 2575 Did this person have health insurance coverage month 3U All persons, including children

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V 0 .Not applicable 1 .Yes 2 .No


D INCSOURC 20 2577 Income source code (10 answer fields of 2-characters each). Source of income for this personU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not applicable 1 .Social security 2 .Railroad retirement 3 .Federal supplemental security income 5 .State unemployment compensation 6 .Supplemental unemployment benefits 7 .Other unemployment compensation 8 .Veterans compensation or pensions 10 .Workers compensation 12 .Employer or union temporary sickness policy 13 .Payments from a sickness, accident, or disability insurance policy purchased on your own 20 .Aid to families with dependent children (AFDC, ADC) 21 .General assistance or general relief 23 .Foster child care payments 24 .Other welfare 25 .WIC 27 .Food stamps 28 .Child support payments 29 .Alimony payments 30 .Pension from company or union 31 .Federal civil service or other Federal civilian employee pensions 32 .U.S. military retirement pay 34 .State government pensions 35 .Local government pensions 36 .Income from paid up life insurance policies or annuities 37 .Estates and trusts

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38 .Other payments for retirement, disability, or survivor 40 .GI bill education benefits 50 .Income assistance from a charitable group 51 .Money from relatives or friends 52 .Lump sum payments 53 .Income from roomers or boarders 54 .National guard or reserve pay 55 .Incidental or casual earnings 56 .Other cash income not included elsewhere 75 .Recoded for confidentiality (ISS codes 4,9,11,22,33)

D ASTSOURC 39 2597 Asset source code (13 answer fields of 3-characters each) asset belonging to this personU Persons 15 years old or olderV 000 .Not applicable 100 .Regular/passbook savings accounts in a bank, savings and loan or credit union 101 .Money market deposit accounts 102 .Certificates of deposit or other savings certificates 103 .NOW, super NOW, or other interest earning checking accounts 104 .Money market funds 105 .U.S. government securities 106 .Municipal or corporate bonds 107 .Other interest earning assets 110 .Stocks or mutual fund shares 120 .Rental property 130 .Mortgages 140 .Royalties 150 .Other financial investments

* ** The following are coverage recodes. ** If this person was covered by pro- ** gram recipiency on another question- ** naire, these flags are set. By ** months 1-4 ** *

D VETS1 1 2636 Was this person covered by veterans

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payments during month 1 of the reference periodU Persons 15 years old or older and their dependents meeting eligibility requirementsV 0 .Not applicable 1 .Yes 2 .No

D VETS2 1 2637 Was this person covered by veterans payments during month 2 of the reference periodU Persons 15 years old or older and their dependents meeting eligibility requirementsV 0 .Not applicable 1 .Yes 2 .No



D AFDC1 1 2640 Was this person covered by AFDC income during month 1 of the reference periodU Persons 15 years old or older and their dependents meeting eligibility requirementsV 0 .Not applicable

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1 .Yes 2 .No

D AFDC2 1 2641 Was this person covered by AFDC income during month 2 of the reference periodU Persons 15 years old or older and their dependents meeting eligibility requirementsV 0 .Not applicable 1 .Yes 2 .No



D FOODSTP1 1 2644 Was this person covered by food stamps during month 1 of the reference periodU Persons 15 years old or older and their dependents meeting eligibility requirementsV 0 .Not applicable 1 .Yes 2 .No

D FOODSTP2 1 2645 Was this person covered by food stamps during month 2 of the reference periodU Persons 15 years old or older and their dependents meeting eligibility

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requirementsV 0 .Not applicable 1 .Yes 2 .No



D GENASST1 1 2648 Was this person covered by any general assistance income during month 1 of the reference periodU Persons 15 years old or older and their dependents meeting eligibility requirementsV 0 .Not applicable 1 .Yes 2 .No


D GENASST3 1 2650 Was this person covered by any general

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assistance income during month 3 of the reference periodU Persons 15 years old or older and their dependents meeting eligibility requirementsV 0 .Not applicable 1 .Yes 2 .No


D FOSTKID1 1 2652 Was this person covered by any foster child care payments during month 1 of the reference periodU All persons, no age limitationV 0 .Not applicable 1 .Yes 2 .No



D FOSTKID4 1 2655 Was this person covered by any foster

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child care payments during month 4 of the reference periodU All persons, no age limitationV 0 .Not applicable 1 .Yes 2 .No

D OTHWELF1 1 2656 Was this person covered by any other welfare payments during month 1 of the reference periodU Persons 15 years old or older and their dependents meeting eligibility requirementsV 0 .Not applicable 1 .Yes 2 .No

D OTHWELF2 1 2657 Was this person covered by any other welfare payments during month 2 of the reference periodU Persons 15 years old or older and their dependents meeting eligibility requirementsV 0. Not applicable 1 .Yes 2 .No

D OTHWELF3 1 2658 Was this person covered by any other welfare payments during month 3 of the reference periodU Persons 15 years old or older and their dependents meeting eligibility requirementsV 0 .Not applicable 1 .Yes 2 .No

D OTHWELF4 1 2659 Was this person covered by any other welfare payments during month 4 of the reference periodU Persons 15 years old or older and their dependents meeting eligibility requirementsV 0 .Not applicable 1 .Yes

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2 .No

D SOCSEC1 1 2660 Was this person covered by Social Security payments during month 1 of the reference periodU All persons, including childrenV 0 .Not applicable 1 .Yes 2 .No




D RAILRD1 1 2664 Was this person covered by railroad retirement payments during month 1 of the reference periodU All persons, including childrenV 0 .Not applicable 1 .Yes 2 .No

D RAILRD2 1 2665 Was this person covered by railroad

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retirement payments during month 2 of the reference periodU All persons, including childrenV 0 .Not applicable 1 .Yes 2 .No

D RAILRD3 1 2666 Was this person covered by railroad retirement payments during month 3 of the reference periodU All persons, including childrenV 0 .Not applicable 1 .Yes 2 .No

D RAILRD4 1 2667 Was this person covered by railroad retirement payments during month 4 of the reference periodU All persons, including childrenV 0 .Not applicable 1 .Yes 2 .No* ** Cover page section ** *

D IT7A 1 2668 Preedited ques. item 7A - persons interview statusU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not answered 1 .Self 2 .Proxy

D IT7B 3 2669 Unedited ques. item 7B - person number of proxy. Range = 0,999U Persons 15 years old or older

D IT7C 1 2672 Preedited persons noninterview status ques. item 7CU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not answered 1 .Type Z refusal 2 .Type Z other

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D IT8MTH 2 2673 Unedited month of interview - ques. item 8. Range = 0,12U Persons 15 years old or older

D IT8DAY 2 2675 Unedited day of interview - ques. item 8. Range = 0,31U Persons 15 years old or older

D IT9B 3 2677 Unedited total interview time in minutes. ques. item 9B. Range = 0,999U Persons 15 years old or older

D IT10B 3 2680 Unedited total clerical review time in minutes. Ques. item 10BU Persons 15 years old or older

D IT11B 3 2683 Unedited total pre-interview time for transcription. Questionnaire item 11BU All persons, including children

D IT12 1 2686 Phone interview. Questionnaire item 12U Persons 15 years old or older

D SC0900 1 2687 Check item N Does ...'s person number begin with a ...(4--Wave 4; 5--Wave 5; 6--Wave 6; 7--Wave 7; etc.)U Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to SC1000

D SC0901 1 2688 Was ... missed when household members were listed for wave 1U Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes - skip to SC1000 2 .No

203

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN

D SC0902 1 2689 Was ... living in any of the kinds of places listed on this card (See SC0904 below for kinds of places)U Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to SC0906

D SC0904 1 2690 Which code on this card represents the kind of place ... was living in on reference dateU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Armed Forces barracks - skip to SC1000 2 .Outside the United States - skip to SC1000 3 .Nonhousehold setting - skip to SC1000

D SC0906 1 2691 Was ... living alone on reference dateU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes - skip to SC1000 2 .No

D SC0908 1 2692 How many people was ... living with on reference dateU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .1 person 2 .2 people 3 .3 people 4 .4 people 5 .5 people 6 .6 people 7 .7 people 8 .8 people 9 .9 or more people

204

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN

D SC0910 1 2693 Was ... the owner or renter of the residence where ... was living on reference dateU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes - skip to SC1000 2 .No

D SC0912 1 2694 How is ... related to the person who owned or rented the residence where ... was living on reference dateU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Husband 2 .Wife 3 .Own child (son or daughter) 4 .Parent 5 .Brother/sister 6 .Other relative 7 .Nonrelative* ** Labor force and recipiency ** section *

D SC1000 1 2695 During the 4-month period did ... have a job or business, either full time or part time, even for only a few daysU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes - skip to SC1056 2 .No

D SC1002 1 2696 Did ... spend any time looking for work or on layoff from a jobU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to SC1048* ** The next 19 fields (SC1004 through ** SC1040) are possible answers to ** the question: ** *

205

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN

* In which weeks was ... looking for ** work or on layoff from a job ** *

D SC1004 1 2697 All weeks in reference periodU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not marked as looking or on layoff all weeks in reference period or not in universe based on response to SC1002 1 .Marked as looking or on layoff all weeks in reference period

D SC1006 1 2698 1st weekU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not marked as a week looking or on layoff or not in universe based on response to SC1002 1 .Marked as a week looking or on layoff

D SC1008 1 2699 2nd weekU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not marked as a week looking or on layoff or not in universe based on response to SC1002 1 .Marked as a week looking or on layoff

D SC1010 1 2700 3rd weekU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not marked as a week looking or on layoff or not in universe based on response to SC1002 1 .Marked as a week looking or on layoff

D SC1012 1 2701 4th weekU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not marked as a week looking or on layoff or not in universe based on response to SC1002 1 .Marked as a week looking or on layoffD SC1014 1 2702 5th week

206

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN

U Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not marked as a week looking or on layoff or not in universe based on response to SC1002 1 .Marked as a week looking or on layoff

D SC1016 1 2703 6th weekU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not marked as a week looking or on layoff or not in universe based on response to SC1002 1 .Marked as a week looking or on layoff





D SC1026 1 2708 11th week

207

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN

U Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not marked as a week looking or on layoff or not in universe based on response to SC1002 1 .Marked as a week looking or on layoff






D SC1038 1 2714 17th weekU Persons 15 years old or older

208

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN

V 0 .Not marked as a week looking or on layoff or not in universe based on response to SC1002 1 .Marked as a week looking or on layoff


D SC1042 1 2716 Could ... have taken a job during any of those weeksU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes - skip to SC1046 2 .No

D SC1044 1 2717 What was the main reason ... could not take a job during those weeksU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Already had a job 2 .Temporary illness 3 .School 4 .Other

D SC1046 1 2718 Check item R1 Is the "all" box marked in SC1004U Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes - skip to SC1240 2 .No - skip to SC1050

D SC1048 1 2719 Were there any weeks in the 4-month period when ... wanted a jobU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes - skip to SC1052 2 .No - skip to SC1248

D SC1050 1 2720 There were weeks that ... did not

209

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN

work or look for work . Did ... want a job in those weeksU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to SC1240

D SC1052 1 2721 Could ... have taken a job in those weeks if one had been offeredU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to SC1240

D SC1054 2 2722 During the weeks that ... wanted a job but was not looking for one, what was the main reason ... was not lookingU Persons 15 years old or olderV -1 .DK - skip to SC1240 00 .Not in universe 01 .Believes no work available in line of work or area - skip to SC1240 02 .Couldn't find any work - skip to SC1240 03 .Lacks necessary schooling, training, skills, or experience - skip to SC1240 04 .Employers think too young or too old - skip to SC1240 05 .Other personal handicap in finding job - skip to SC1240 06 .Can't arrange child care - skip to SC1240 07 .Family responsibilities - skip to SC1240 08 .In school or other training - skip to SC1240 09 .Ill health, physical disability - skip to SC1240 10 .Other - skip to SC1240

D SC1056 1 2724 Did ... have a job or business, either full or part time, during each of the weeks in this periodU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to SC1100 through SC1134

210

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN

D SC1058 1 2725 Was ... absent without pay from ...'s job or business for any full weeks during the 4-month periodU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to SC1230* ** The next 19 fields (SC1060 through ** SC1096) are possible answers to ** the question: ** ** In which weeks was ... absent ** without pay ** *

D SC1060 1 2726 All weeks in reference periodU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not marked as absent without pay for all weeks in reference period or not in universe based on response to SC1058 1 .Marked as a week absent without pay

D SC1062 1 2727 1st weekU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not marked as a week absent without pay or not in universe based on response to SC1058 1 .Marked as a week absent without pay

D SC1064 1 2728 2nd weekU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not marked as a week absent without pay or not in universe based on response to SC1058 1 .Marked as a week absent without pay

D SC1066 1 2729 3rd weekU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not marked as a week absent without pay or not in universe based on response to SC1058 1 .Marked as a week absent without pay

211

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN

D SC1068 1 2730 4th weekU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not marked as a week absent without pay or not in universe based on response to SC1058 1 .Marked as a week absent without pay





D SC1078 1 2735 9th weekU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not marked as a week absent without pay or not in universe based on response to SC1058 1 .Marked as a week absent without payD SC1080 1 2736 10th week

212

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN

U Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not marked as a week absent without pay or not in universe based on response to SC1058 1 .Marked as a week absent without pay






D SC1092 1 2742 16th week

213

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN




D SC1098 1 2745 What was the main reason ... was absent from ...'s job or business during those weeksU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .On layoff - skip to SC1230 2 .Own illness - skip to SC1230 3 .On vacation - skip to SC1230 4 .Bad weather - skip to SC1230 5 .Labor dispute - skip to SC1230 6 .New job to begin within 30 days - skip to SC1230 7 .Other - skip to SC1230* ** The next 18 fields (SC1100 through ** SC1134) are possible answers to the ** question: ** ** In which weeks did ... have a job ** or business ** *

D SC1100 1 2746 1st weekU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not marked as a week having a job

214

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN

or business or not in universe based on response to SC1056 1 .Marked as a week having a job or business

D SC1102 1 2747 2nd weekU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not marked as a week having a job or business or not in universe based on response to SC1056 1 .Marked as a week having a job or business

D SC1104 1 2748 3rd weekU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not marked as a week having a job or business or not in universe based on response to SC1056 1 .Marked as a week having a job or business

D SC1106 1 2749 4th weekU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not marked as a week having a job or business or not in universe based on response to SC1056 1 .Marked as a week having a job or business


D SC1110 1 2751 6th weekU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not marked as a week having a job or business or not in universe Based on response to SC1056 1 .Marked as a week having a job or business

215

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN






D SC1122 1 2757 12th weekU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not marked as a week having a job

216

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN

or business or not in universe based on response to SC1056 1 .Marked as a week having a job or business






217

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN


D SC1136 1 2764 Of those weeks that ... had a job or business, was ... absent from work for any full weeks without payU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to SC1176* ** The next 18 fields (SC1138 through ** SC1172) are possible answers to the ** question: ** ** In which weeks was ... absent ** without pay ** *

D SC1138 1 2765 1st weekU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not marked as a week absent without pay or not in universe based on response to SC1136 1 .Marked as a week absent without pay

D SC1140 1 2766 2nd weekU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not marked as a week absent without pay or not in universe based on response to SC1136 1 .Marked as a week absent without payD SC1142 1 2767 3rd weekU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not marked as a week absent without pay or not in universe based on response to SC1136 1 .Marked as a week absent without pay

218

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN







219

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN






D SC1166 1 2779 15th weekU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not marked as a week absent without pay or not in universe based on response to SC1136 1 .Marked as a week absent without payD SC1168 1 2780 16th week

220

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN




D SC1174 1 2783 What was the main reason ... was absent from ...'s job or business during those weeksU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .On layoff 2 .Own illness 3 .On vacation 4 .Bad weather 5 .Labor dispute 6 .New job to begin within 30 days 7 .Other

D SC1176 1 2784 Did ... spend any time looking for work or on layoffU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to SC1222* ** The next 19 fields (SC1178 through ** SC1214) are possible answers to the ** question: ** *

221

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN

* In which of these weeks was ... ** looking for work or on layoff from ** a job ** *

D SC1178 1 2785 All weeks without a job in reference periodU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not marked as looking for work or on layoff from a job for all weeks without a job in reference period or not in universe based on response to SC1176 1 .Marked as looking for work or on layoff from a job for all weeks without a job in reference period

D SC1180 1 2786 1st weekU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not marked as a week looking for work or on layoff from a job or not in universe based on response to SC1176 1 .Marked as a week looking for work or on layoff from a job

D SC1182 1 2787 2nd weekU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not marked as a week looking for work or on layoff from a job or not in universe based on response to SC1176 1 .Marked as a week looking for work or on layoff from a job

D SC1184 1 2788 3rd weekU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not marked as a week looking for work or on layoff from a job or not in universe based on response to SC1176 1 .Marked as a week looking for work or on layoff from a job

D SC1186 1 2789 4th weekU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not marked as a week looking for work or on layoff from a job or not in

222

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN

universe based on response to SC1176 1 .Marked as a week looking for work or on layoff from a job

D SC1188 1 2790 5th weekU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not marked as a week looking for work or on layoff from a job or not in universe based on response to SC1176 1 .Marked as a week looking for work or on layoff from a job





223

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN






D SC1208 1 2800 15th weekU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not marked as a week looking for work

224

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN

or on layoff from a job or not in niverse based on response to SC1176 1 .Marked as a week looking for work or on layoff from a job




D SC1216 1 2804 Could ... have taken a job during those weeks if one had been offeredU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes - skip to SC1220 2 .No

D SC1218 1 2805 What was the main reason ... could not take a job during those weeksU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Already had a job 2 .Temporary illness 3 .School 4 .Other

225

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN

D SC1220 1 2806 Check item R2 Is each week of the 4-month period marked as "with a job or business" or "looking for work or on layoff"U Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes - skip to SC1230 2 .No - skip to SC1224

D SC1222 1 2807 Did ... want a job in those weeks when ... did not have oneU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes - skip to SC1226 2 .No - skip to SC1230

D SC1224 1 2808 There were weeks in this period when ... did not have a job and was not looking for a job . Did ... want a job in those weeksU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to SC1230

D SC1226 1 2809 Could ... have taken a job during those weeks if one had been offeredU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to SC1230

D SC1228 2 2810 During the weeks that ... wanted a job but was not looking for one, what was the main reason ... was not lookingU Persons 15 years old or olderV 00 .Not in universe 01 .Believes no work available in line of work or area 02 .Couldn't find any work 03 .Lacks necessary schooling, training, skills, or experience 04 .Employers think too young or

226

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN

too old 05 .Other personal handicap in finding job 06 .Can't arrange child care 07 .Family responsibilities 08 .In school or other training 09 .Ill health, physical disability 10 .Other

D SC1230 2 2812 In the weeks that ... worked during the 4-month period, how many hours did ... usually work per week Range = -9,99U Persons 15 years old or olderV -9 .Not in universe 00 .None - skip to SC1239

D SC1232 1 2814 Check item R3 Did ... usually work 35 or more hours per weekU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to SC1236

D SC1234 1 2815 Did ... work less than 35 hours in any of the weeks that ... worked during this periodU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to SC1239

D SC1236 2 2816 In how many weeks did ... work less than 35 hours during this 4-month period. Range = -5,18U Persons 15 years old or olderV -5 .All weeks in reference period 00 .Not in universe

D SC1238 1 2818 What was the main reason ... worked less than 35 hours in those weeksU Persons 15 years old or older

227

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN

V 0 .Not in universe 1 .Could not find a full-time job 2 .Wanted to work part-time 3 .Health condition or disability 4 .Normal working hours are less than 35 hours 5 .Slack work or material shortage 6 .Other

D SC1239 1 2819 Check item R4 The response to SC1058 is ...U Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes (or blank) 2 .No - skip to SC1244

D SC1240 1 2820 During this 4-month period, did ... receive any state unemployment compensation paymentsU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to SC1244

D SC1242 1 2821 During this period, did ... also receive any supplemental unemployment benefits (sub)U Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No

D SC1244 1 2822 Check item R5 Is "worked" marked on the ISS listU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No skip to SC1248

D SC1246 1 2823 During this 4-month period did ... receive any worker's compensation for any kind of job-related illness or injuryU Persons 15 years old or older

228

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN

V 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No

D SC1248 1 2824 Check item R6 Was an interview obtained for ... last reference periodU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to SC1330

D SC1250 1 2825 Check item R7 Are any income types listed in the income rosterU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to SC1284

D SC1251 1 2826 The last time we obtained information, ... had received ... incomes during (8 months ago) through (5 months ago). Was this information recorded correctlyU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No

D SC1252 2 2827 Income code. Code from Income Source List. See appendix A-1U Persons 15 years old or olderV 00 .Not in universe

D SC1254 1 2829 In this reference period, did... get income from ... (code indicated in SC1252)U Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No

229

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN

D SC1255 1 2830 In the previous reference period, did ... get income from ... (code indicated in SC1252)U Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Should not have been listed 2 .Was not listed; should have been


D SC1258 1 2833 In this reference period, did... get income from ... (code indicated in SC1256)U Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No


D SC1260 2 2835 Income code. Code from Income Source List. See appendix A-1.U Persons 15 years old or olderV 00 .Not in universe

D SC1262 1 2837 In this reference period, did ... get income from ... (code indicated in SC1260)U Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .NoD SC1263 1 2838 In the previous reference period,

230

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN

did ... get income from ... (code indicated in SC1260)U Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Should not have been listed 2 .Was not listed, should have been


D SC1266 1 2841 In this reference period, did ... get income from ... (code indicated in SC1264)U Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No




D SC1271 1 2846 In the previous reference period,

231

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN

did ... get income from ... (code indicated in SC1268)U Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Should not have been listed 2 .Was not listed; should have been






D SC1279 1 2854 In the previous reference period, did ... get income from ... (code

232

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN

indicated in SC1276)U Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Should not have been listed 2 .Was not listed; should have been




D SC1284 1 2859 Did ... get any income from the Federal governmentU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to SC1296* ** The next 3 fields (SC1286 through ** SC1290) are possible answers to ** the questions: ** ** The income that ... received from ** the Federal government was called ** ...; anything else (SC1292) ** *

D SC1286 1 2860 Social Security

233

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN

U Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not marked as a kind of income or not in universe based on response to SC1284 1 .Marked as kind of income

D SC1288 1 2861 Federal Supplemental Security Income (SSI)U Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not marked as a kind of income or not in universe based on response to SC1284 1 .Marked as kind of income

D SC1290 1 2862 A serviceman's or widow's pension from the Veteran's Administration (VA)U Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not marked as a kind of income or not in universe based on response to SC1284 1 .Marked as kind of income

D SC1292 1 2863 Anything elseU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not marked as a kind of income or not in universe based on response to SC1284 1 .Marked as kind of income

D SC1294 2 2864 The income that ... received from the Federal government was called ... . Code from Income Source List. See appendix A-1U Persons 15 years old or olderV 00 .Not in universe

D SC1296 1 2866 Did ... receive any (other) pension, disability, retirement, or survivor incomeU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to SC1324

234

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN

* ** The next 10 fields (SC1298 through ** SC1320) are possible answers to ** the questions: ** ** What was the source of this ... ** income; anything else (SC1322) ** *

D SC1298 1 2867 U.S. government railroad retirementU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not marked as a source of income or not in universe based on response to SC1296 1 .Marked as a source of income

D SC1302 1 2868 Worker's compensationU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not marked as a source of income or not in universe based on response to SC1296 1 .Marked as a source of income

D SC1304 1 2869 Payments from a sickness, accident or disability insurance policy purchased on your ownU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not marked as a source of income or not in universe based on response to SC1296 1 .Marked as a source of income

D SC1306 1 2870 Pension from company or unionU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not marked as a source of income or not in universe based on response to SC1296 1 .Marked as a source of income

D SC1308 1 2871 Federal civil service or other Federal civilian employee pensionU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not marked as a source of income

235

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN

or not in universe based on response to SC1296 1 .Marked as a source of income

D SC1310 1 2872 U.S. military retirement pay (exclude payments from the Veteran's Administration)U Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not marked as a source of income or not in universe based on response to SC1296 1 .Marked as a source of income

D SC1314 1 2873 State government pensionU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not marked as a source of income or not in universe based on response to SC1296 1 .Marked as a source of income

D SC1316 1 2874 Local government pensionU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not marked as a source of income or not in universe based on response to SC1296 1 .Marked as a source of income

D SC1318 1 2875 Income from paid-up life insurance policies or annuitiesU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not marked as a source of income or not in universe based on response to SC1296 1 .Marked as a source of income

D SC1320 1 2876 Other or don't knowU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not marked as a source of income or not in universe based on response to SC1296 1 .Marked as a source of income

D SC1322 2 2877 What was the source of this ...

236

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN

income; anything else. Code from Income Source List. See appendix A-1.U Persons 15 years old or olderV 00 .Not in universe

D SC1324 1 2879 Check item R8 Is "Medicare" marked for ... on control card item 47U Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes - skip to SC1474 2 .No

D SC1326 1 2880 Check item R9 Is "disabled" marked for ... on control card item 47U Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes - skip to SC1462 2 .No

D SC1328 1 2881 Check item R10 Is ... 65 years of age or overU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes - skip to SC1462 2 .No - skip to SC1474

D SC1330 1 2882 Check item R11 Is ... a veteran of the U.S. Armed ForcesU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to SC1340

D SC1332 2 2883 How long did ... serve on active duty in the Armed ForcesU Veterans of the U.S. Armed ForcesV -1 .Dk 00 .Not in universe

237

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN

01 .Less than 6 months 02 .6 to 23 months 03 .2 to 19 years 04 .20 or more years

D SC1334 2 2885 Does ... have a service connected disabilityU Veterans of the U.S. Armed ForcesV -1 .Dk 00 .Not in universe 01 .Yes 02 .No - skip to SC1338

D SC1336 1 2887 What is ...'s VA percent disability ratingU Veterans of the U.S. Armed ForcesV 0 .Not in universe 1 .1-10 percent 2 .11-29 percent 3 .30-49 percent 4 .50 percent 5 .51-89 percent 6 .90-99 percent 7 .100 percent

D SC1338 1 2888 During this 4-month period did ... receive pension or compensation payments from the veterans administrationU Veterans of the U.S. Armed ForcesV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No

D SC1340 1 2889 Check item R12 Is ... 18 years of age or overU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to SC1386

D SC1342 1 2890 During this 4-month period did ... receive any Social Security paymentsU Persons 18 years old or older

238

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN

V 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to SC1350

D SC1344 1 2891 Check item R13 Is ... 65 years of age or overU Persons 18 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes - skip to SC1354 2 .No

D SC1346 2 2892 What is the reason ... is getting Social Security - is it because ... isU Persons 18-64 years oldV -1 .Dk - skip to SC1354 00 .Not in universe 01 .Retired 02 .Disabled 03 .Widow(ed) or surviving child 04 .Spouse or dependent child 05 .Some other reason - skip to SC1354

D SC1348 2 2894 Is there another reason ... receives Social SecurityU Persons 18-64 years oldV -1 .Dk - skip to SC1354 00 .Not in universe 01 .Retired - skip to SC1354 02 .Disabled - skip to SC1354 03 .Widow(ed) or surviving child - skip to SC1354 04 .Spouse or dependent child - skip to SC1354 05 .No other reason - skip to SC1354

D SC1350 1 2896 Check item R14 Is ... the designated parent or guardian of children under 18 who live in this householdU Persons 18-64 years oldV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to SC1354

239

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN

D SC1352 1 2897 During the 4-month period did ... receive any Social Security payments, especially for ...'s children (under 18)U Persons 18-64 years oldV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No

D SC1354 1 2898 During this 4-month period did ... receive any supplemental security income (SSI) payments from the U.S. governmentU Persons 18 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to SC1358


D SC1360 1 2900 Has ... ever retired from a job or businessU Persons 40 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to SC1384

D SC1362 1 2901 During the 4-month period did ... receive any retirement income other than Social SecurityU Persons 40 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to SC1382* ** The next 7 fields (SC1364 through ** SC1378) are possible answers to the ** questions: ** ** What kind of retirement income; *

240

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN

* anything else ** *

D SC1364 1 2902 U.S. government railroad retirementU Persons 40 years old or older receiving retirement incomeV 0 .Not marked as a kind of retirement income or not in universe based on response to SC1362 1 .Marked as a kind of retirement income

D SC1366 1 2903 Pension from company or unionU Persons 40 years old or older receiving retirement incomeV 0 .Not marked as a kind of retirement income or not in universe based on response to SC1362 1 .Marked as a kind of retirement income

D SC1368 1 2904 Federal civil service or other Federal civilian employee pensionU Persons 40 years old or older receiving retirement incomeV 0 .Not marked as a kind of retirement income or not in universe based on response to SC1362 1 .Marked as a kind of retirement income

D SC1370 1 2905 U.S. military retirement pay (exclude payments from the Veterans Administration)U Persons 40 years old or older receiving retirement incomeV 0 .Not marked as a kind of retirement income or not in universe based on response to SC1362 1 .Marked as a kind of retirement income

D SC1374 1 2906 State government pensionU Persons 40 years old or older receiving retirement incomeV 0 .Not marked as a kind of retirement income or not in universe based on

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response to SC1362 1 .Marked as a kind of retirement income

D SC1376 1 2907 Local government pensionU Persons 40 years old or older receiving retirement incomeV 0 .Not marked as a kind of retirement income or not in universe based on response to SC1362 1 .Marked as a kind of retirement income

D SC1378 1 2908 Other or DKU Persons 40 years old or older receiving retirement incomeV 0 .Not marked as a kind of retirement income or not in universe based on response to SC1362 1 .Marked as a kind of retirement income

D SC1380 2 2909 What kind of retirement income; anything else Codes from Income Source List (1-56) See appendix A-1U Persons 40 years old or older receiving retirement incomeV 00 .Not in universe based on response to SC1362

D SC1382 1 2911 During this 4-month period did ... receive any regular income from a paid-up life insurance policy or any other annuitiesU Persons 40 years old or older receiving retirement incomeV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .NoD SC1384 1 2912 Check item R16 Is ... 70 years of age or overU Persons 40 years old or older receiving retirement incomeV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes - skip to SC1414 2 .No

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D SC1386 1 2913 Does ... have a physical, mental, or other health condition which limits the kind or amount of work ... can doU Persons 15-69 years oldV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to SC1414

D SC1388 1 2914 During this 4-month period, did ... receive any income because of ...'s health condition or disabilityU Persons 15-69 years oldV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to SC1414* ** The next 9 fields (SC1390 through ** SC1402 and SC1406 through SC1410) ** are possible answers to the ** question: ** ** What kind of income (received ** because of ...'s health condition ** or disability) ** *

D SC1390 1 2915 U.S. government railroad retirementU Persons 15-69 years old with a health condition or disabilityV 0 .Not marked as a kind of income or not in universe based on response to SC1388 1 .Marked as a kind of income

D SC1394 1 2916 Worker's compensationU Persons 15-69 years old with a health condition or disabilityV 0 .Not marked as a kind of income or not in universe based on response to SC1388 1 .Marked as a kind of income

D SC1396 1 2917 Payments from a sickness, accident

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or disability insurance policy purchased on your ownU Persons 15-69 years old with a health condition or disabilityV 0 .Not marked as a kind of income or not in universe based on response to SC1388 1 .Marked as a kind of income

D SC1398 1 2918 Pension from company or unionU Persons 15-69 years old with a health condition or disabilityV 0 .Not marked as a kind of income or Not in universe based on response to SC1388 1 .Marked as a kind of income

D SC1400 1 2919 Federal civil service or other Federal civilian employee pensionU Persons 15-69 years old with a health condition or disabilityV 0 .Not marked as a kind of income or not in universe based on response to SC1388 1 .Marked as a kind of income

D SC1402 1 2920 U.S. military retirement pay (exclude payments from the Veterans Administration)U Persons 15-69 years old with a health condition or disabilityV 0 .Not marked as a kind of income or not in universe based on response to SC1388 1 .Marked as a kind of income

D SC1406 1 2921 State government pensionU Persons 15-69 years old with a health condition or disabilityV 0 .Not marked as a kind of income or not in universe based on response to SC1388 1 .Marked as a kind of incomeD SC1408 1 2922 Local government pension

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U Persons 15-69 years old with a health condition or disabilityV 0 .Not marked as a kind of income or not in universe based on response to SC1388 1 .Marked as a kind of income

D SC1410 1 2923 Other or DKU Persons 15-69 years old with a health condition or disabilityV 0 .Not marked as a kind of income or not in universe based on response to SC1388 1 .Marked as a kind of income

D SC1412 2 2924 What kind of income Code from Income Source List (1-56) See appendix A-1U Persons 15-69 years old with a health condition or disabilityV 00 .Not in universe based on response to SC1388

D SC1414 1 2926 Check item R17 What is ...'s marital statusU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Married - skip to SC1418 2 .Widowed - skip to SC1426 3 .Divorced 4 .Separated 5 .Never married - skip to SC1420

D SC1416 1 2927 Did ... receive any alimony during the 4-month periodU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes - skip to SC1420 2 .No - skip to SC1420

D SC1418 1 2928 Has ... ever been widowed or divorcedU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe

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1 .Widowed - skip to SC1426 2 .Divorced 3 .Both widowed and divorced 4 .No - skip to SC1458

D SC1420 1 2929 Check item R18 Is ... the designated parent or guardian of children under 18 who live in this householdU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to SC1424

D SC1422 1 2930 Did ... receive any child support payments during this 4-month periodU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No

D SC1424 1 2931 Check item R19 Is "both widowed and divorced" box marked in SC1418U Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to SC1458D SC1426 1 2932 During this 4-month period, did ... receive any pensions or annuities as a widow(er)U Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to SC1458* ** The next 10 fields (SC1428 through ** SC1450) are possible answers to the ** questions: ** ** What kind of income was this ** pensions or annuities received as ** a widow(er)); ** anything else ** *

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D SC1428 1 2933 U.S. government railroad retirementU Widowed persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not marked as a kind of income or not in universe based on response to SC1426 1 .Marked as a kind of income

D SC1430 1 2934 Veterans compensation or pensionU Widowed persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not marked as a kind of income or not in universe based on response to SC1426 1 .Marked as a kind of income

D SC1434 1 2935 Pension from company or unionU Widowed persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not marked as a kind of income or not in universe based on response to SC1426 1 .Marked as a kind of income

D SC1436 1 2936 Federal civil service or other Federal civilian employee pensionU Widowed persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not marked as a kind of income or not in universe based on response to SC1426 1 .Marked as a kind of income

D SC1438 1 2937 U.S. military retirement pay (Exclude payments from the Veterans Administration)U Widowed persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not marked as a kind of income or not in universe based on response to SC1426 1 .Marked as a kind of income

D SC1442 1 2938 State government pensionU Widowed persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not marked as a kind of income or not in universe based on response

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to SC1426 1 .Marked as a kind of income

D SC1444 1 2939 Local government pensionU Widowed persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not marked as a kind of income or not in universe based on response to SC1426 1 .Marked as a kind of income

D SC1446 1 2940 Income from paid up life insurance policies or annuitiesU Widowed persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not marked as a kind of income or not in universe based on response to SC1426 1 .Marked as a kind of income

D SC1448 1 2941 Payments from estate or trustU Widowed persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not marked as a kind of income or not in universe based on response to SC1426 1 .Marked as a kind of income

D SC1450 1 2942 Other or DK (income received as widow)U Widowed persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not marked as a kind of income or not in universe based on response to SC1426 1 .Marked as a kind of income

D SC1452 2 2943 Income source code for other pension or annuity received as a widow(er) Codes from Income Source List (1-56) See appendix A-1U Widowed persons 15 years old or olderV 00 .Not in universe based on response to SC1426

D SC1454 1 2945 Check item R20 Is "veterans compensation or pension" marked in SC1430

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U Widowed persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to SC1458

D SC1456 1 2946 Did ...'s late husband die while in the service or from a service- related injuryU Widowed persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes, in the service 2 .Yes, from service-related injury 3 .No

D SC1458 1 2947 Check item R21 Is ... 65 years of age or overU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes - skip to SC1462 2 .No

D SC1460 1 2948 Check item R22 Is ... disabledU Persons 15-64 years oldV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to SC1474

D SC1462 1 2949 Is ... covered by MedicareU Persons 65 years old or older and disabled persons 15-64 years oldV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to SC1474* ** The next field (SC1466) contains ** possible answers to the first part ** of the question: ** ** May I see ...'s Medicare card to ** record the claim number and type of ** coverage ** *

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D SC1466 2 2950 Last two digits of claim number from Medicare card. This field is blank for those persons not covered by Medicare.U Persons 65 years old or older and disabled persons 15-64 years old* ** The next field (SC1468) is the ** answer to the second part of the ** question: ** ** May I see ..."s Medicare card to ** record the claim number and type of ** coverage ** *

D SC1468 1 2952U Persons 65 years old or older and disabled persons 15-64 years oldV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Hospital only (type A) - skip to SC1474 2 .Medical only (type B) - skip to SC1474 3 .Both hospital and medical (type A and B) - skip to SC1474 4 .Card not available

D SC1470 1 2953 If I were to call later would you be able to provide ...'s medicare numberU Persons 65 years old or older and disabled persons 15-64 years oldV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No

D SC1472 1 2954 Does ...'s medicare help pay for doctor billsU Persons 65 years old or older and disabled persons 15-64 years oldV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No

D SC1474 1 2955 Check item R23 Is ... the designated parent or

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guardian of children under 18 who live in this householdU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes - skip to SC1478 2 .No


D SC1478 1 2957 Check item R25 Is ISS code 27 (food stamps) listed in the income roster (SC 1252 through SC1283)U Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes - skip to 1482 2 .No

D SC1480 1 2958 Was ... authorized to receive food stamps at any time during the 4 - month periodU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No

D SC1482 1 2959 Check item R26 Interview status of ...'s spouse .U Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .No spouse in household 2 .Interview for spouse not yet conducted 3 .Interview for spouse already conducted - skip to SC1500

D SC1484 1 2960 During the 4-month period, did ... receive any welfare such as AFDC,

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WIC, or general assistance (for ... or ...'s children)U Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to SC1500* ** The next 5 fields (SC1486 through ** SC1496) are possible answers to the ** questions: ** ** What kind of welfare did ... ** receive anything else ** *

D SC1486 1 2961 AFDCU Persons 15 years old or older and their dependents meeting eligibility requirementsV 0 .Not marked as a kind of welfare or not in universe based on response to SC1484 1 .Marked as a kind of welfare

D SC1488 1 2962 General assistance or general reliefU Persons 15 years old or older and their dependents meeting eligibility requirementsV 0 .Not marked as a kind of welfare or not in universe based on response to SC1484 1 .Marked as a kind of welfare

D SC1492 1 2963 Foster child careU Persons 15 years old or older and their dependents meeting eligibility requirementsV 0 .Not marked as a kind of welfare or not in universe based on response to SC1484 1 .Marked as a kind of welfare

D SC1494 1 2964 WICU Persons 15 years old or older and their dependents meeting eligibility

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requirementsV 0 .Not marked as a kind of welfare or Not in universe based on response to SC1484 1 .Marked as a kind of welfare

D SC1496 1 2965 Other or DKU Persons 15 years old or older and their dependents meeting eligibility requirementsV 0 .Not marked as a kind of welfare or not in universe based on response to SC1484 1 .Marked as a kind of welfare

D SC1498 2 2966 What kind of welfare did ... receive; anything else. See Appendix A-1 Income Source List (1-56)U Persons 15 years old or older and their dependents meeting eligibility requirementsV 00 .Not in universe

D SC1500 1 2968 Check item R27 Is "Medicaid" marked for ... on control card item 47U Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes - skip to SC1504 2 .No

D SC1502 1 2969 During the 4-month period was ... covered by Medicaid or other public assistance program that pays for medical careU Persons 15 years old or older and their dependents meeting eligibility requirementsV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes - skip to SC1506 2 .No - skip to SC1506

D SC1504 1 2970 Was ... covered by Medicaid during

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any time during the 4-month periodU Persons 15 years old or older and their dependents meeting eligibility requirementsV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No

D SC1506 1 2971 Check item R28 Is ... the designated parent or guardian of children under 18 who live in this householdU Persons 15 years old or older and their dependents meeting eligibility requirementsV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to SC1524

D SC1508 1 2972 Were any of ...'s children under 18 covered by MedicaidU Persons 15 years old or older and their dependents meeting eligibility requirementsV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to SC1524

D SC1510 2 2973 How many of ...'s children were covered by MedicaidU Persons 15 years old or older and their dependents meeting eligibility requirementsV -5 .All children (skip to SC1524) 00 .Not applicable (SC1508 = 2) 01 .1 child 02 .2 children 03 .3 children 04 .4 children 05 .5 or more children but not all* ** The next 5 fields (SC1512 through ** SC1520) are possible answers to the ** question: ** ** Which children were covered *

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* ** Note: No person numbers are listed ** here if "all" children are indicated ** in SC1510 ** *

D SC1512 3 2975 Person no. = 101-199U Persons 15 years old or older with 1 or more but not all of their children covered by MedicaidV 000 .Not in universe





D SC1524 1 2990 Check item R29 Was ... or ...'s children covered by MedicaidU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to SC1536

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D SC1526 1 2991 Was (.../(and)...'s children) covered during the entire 4-month periodU Persons 15 years old or older and their dependents meeting eligibility requirementsV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes - ship to SC1536 2 .No* ** The next 4 fields (SC1528 through ** SC1534) are possible answers to the ** question: ** ** In which months was .../(and)...'s ** children) covered ** *

D SC1528 1 2992 Last monthU Persons 15 years old or older and their dependents meeting eligibility requirementsV 0 .Not marked as a month covered or not in universe based on response to SC1526 1 .Marked as a month covered

D SC1530 1 2993 2 months agoU Persons 15 years old or older and their dependents meeting eligibility requirementsV 0 .Not marked as a month covered or not in universe based on response to SC1526 1 .Marked as a month covered


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D SC1536 1 2996 During the 4-month period, did ... have group or individual health insurance in ...'s own nameU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes - skip to SC1538 2 .No

D SC1537 1 2997 Was ... covered by a health insurance plan in somebody else's nameU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes - skip to SC1568 2 .No - skip to SC1568

D SC1538 1 2998 Did ... have this health insurance plan during the entire 4-month periodU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes - skip to SC1548 2 .No* ** The next 4 fields (SC1540 through ** SC1546) are possible answers to the ** question: ** ** In which months (1-4) did ... have ** the plan ** *

D SC1540 1 2999 Last monthU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not marked as a month with the plan or not in universe based

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on response to SC1538 1 .Marked as a month with the plan

D SC1542 1 3000 2 months agoU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not marked as a month with the plan or not in universe based on response to SC1538 1 .Marked as a month with the plan



D SC1548 1 3003 Did ...have a health plan provided through an employer or union/ (or through a former employer or a pension plan)U Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to SC1552

D SC1550 1 3004 Did the employer or union (former employer or pension plan) pay for part or all of the cost of this planU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .All 2 .Part 3 .None

D SC1552 1 3005 Was this an individual plan or a

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PERSON

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family planU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Individual - skip to SC1568 2 .Family

D SC1554 1 3006 Did ...'s health plan cover all the persons living hereU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes - skip to SC1588 2 .No* The next 5 fields (SC1556 through ** SC1564 are possible answers to the ** question: ** ** Other than ..., which persons in ** this household were covered by ...'s ** plan ** ** Note: If no one else is covered, ** SC1556 through SC1564 are "0" and ** SC1566 = "1" *

D SC1556 3 3007 Person no. = 101-999U All persons, including childrenV 000 .Not in universe





259

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D SC1566 1 3022 Other than ..., which persons in this household were covered by ...'s plan; if this person was covered by a health plan but no one else in the household was covered by that plan, this field is a "1".U Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe, some others covered 1 .No one else covered

D SC1568 1 3023 Check item R30 Is ... the designated parent or guardian of children under 18 who live in this householdU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to SC1588

D SC1570 2 3024 Check item R31 Have each of these children already been identified as members of a family health insurance planU Persons 15 years old or olderV -1 .DK - skip to SC1574 through SC1586 00 .Not in universe 01 .Yes 02 .No - skip to SC1574 through SC1586

D SC1572 1 3026 I have recorded that all of ...'s children were covered by a health insurance plan - is that correctU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes - skip to SC1588 2 .No

D SC1574 2 3027 How many of ...'s children were covered by a health insurance planU Persons 15 years old or olderV -5 .All children - skip to SC1588 00 .Not applicable 01 .1 child 02 .2 children 03 .3 children

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04 .4 children 05 .5 or more children but not all* ** The next 5 fields (SC 1576 through ** SC1584 are possible answers to the ** question: ** ** Are any of (which of) ...'s ** children were covered by a health ** insurance plan ** ** If no children are covered, SC1576 ** through SC1584 are "000" and SC158 ** = "1" ** *

D SC1576 3 3029 Person no. = 101-999U Children under 18 years oldV 000 .Not in universe





D SC1586 1 3044 If this person was covered by a health plan but none of his/her children were covered by that plan this field is "1".U Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe, some children covered 1 .No children covered

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PERSON

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D SC1588 1 3045 Check item R32 Are any assets listed in the asset rosterU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to SC1622

D SC1589 1 3046 The last time we obtained information, ... had received ... assets during (8 months ago) through (5 months ago). Was this information recorded correctlyU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No

D SC1590 3 3047 Asset code Code from Income Source List. See appendix A-1U Persons 15 years old or olderV 000 .Not in universe

D SC1592 1 3050 In this reference period, did ... still own (have) ... asset indicated in SC1590U Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No

D SC1593 1 3051 In the previous reference period, did ... still own (have) ... asset indicated in SC1590U Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Should not have been listed 2 .Was not listed; should have beenD SC1594 3 3052 Asset code. Code from Income Source List See appendix A-1U Persons 15 years old or olderV 000 .Not in universe

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PERSON

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D SC1597 1 3056 In the previous reference period, did ... still own (have) ... asset indicated in SC1594U Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Should not have been listed 2 .Was not listed; should have been

D SC1598 3 3057 Asset code Code from Income Source List See appendix A-1U Persons 15 years old or olderV 000 .Not in universe




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D SC1610 3 3072 Asset code Code from Income Source List. See appendix A-1.U Persons 15 years old or olderV 000 .Not in universe

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PERSON

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D SC1620 1 3085 In this reference period, did ... still own (have) ... asset indicatd in SC1618U Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No


D SC1622 2 3087 During the 4-month period did ... have any (other) kinds of assets which earn interest or bring in money, such as the ones shown on this flashcardU Persons 15 years old or olderV -1 .DK - skip to SC1656 -2 .REF. - skip to SC1656 00 .Not in universe 01 .Yes 02 .No - skip to SC1656* ** The next 14 fields (SC1626 through ** SC1654) are possible answers to ** the questions: ** ** Which kinds of these assets did ... ** own; any others ** *

D SC1626 1 3089 Regular or passbook savings accountsU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not marked as a kind of asset or not in universe based on response to SC1622 1 .Marked as a kind of asset

D SC1628 1 3090 Money market accounts

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U Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not marked as a kind of asset or not in universe based on response to SC1622 1 .Marked as a kind of asset

D SC1630 1 3091 Certificates of deposit or other savings certificatesU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not marked as a kind of asset or not in universe based on response to SC1622 1 .Marked as a kind of asset

D SC1632 1 3092 NOW, Super NOW, or other interest-earning checking accountsU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not marked as a kind of asset or not in universe based on response to SC1622 1 .Marked as a kind of asset

D SC1636 1 3093 Money market fundsU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not marked as a kind of asset or not in universe based on response to SC1622 1 .Marked as a kind of asset

D SC1638 1 3094 U.S. government securitiesU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not marked as a kind of asset or not in universe based on response to SC1622 1 .Marked as a kind of asset

D SC1640 1 3095 Municipal or corporate bondsU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not marked as a kind of asset or Not in universe based on response to SC1622 1 .Marked as a kind of asset

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PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN

D SC1642 1 3096 MortgagesU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not marked as a kind of asset or not in universe based on response to SC1622 1 .Marked as a kind of asset

D SC1644 1 3097 U.S. savings bonds (E,EE)U Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not marked as a kind of asset or not in universe based on response to SC1622 1 .Marked as a kind of asset

D SC1646 1 3098 Other interest earningsU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not marked as a kind of asset or not in universe based on response to SC1622 1 .Marked as a kind of asset

D SC1648 1 3099 Stocks or mutual fund sharesU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not marked as a kind of asset or not in universe based on response to SC1622 1 .Marked as a kind of asset

D SC1650 1 3100 Rental propertyU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not marked as a kind of asset or not in universe based on response to SC1622 1 .Marked as a kind of asset

D SC1652 1 3101 RoyaltiesU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not marked as a kind of asset or not in universe based on response to SC1622 1 .Marked as a kind of assetD SC1654 1 3102 Other financial investments

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PERSON

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U Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not marked as a kind of asset or not in universe based on response to SC1622 1 .Marked as a kind of asset

D SC1656 1 3103 Check item R33 Is ... 17 to 49 years of ageU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to SC1694

D SC1658 1 3104 During the past 4 months did ... attend school beyond the high school level including a college, university, or other schoolU Persons 17-49 years oldV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to SC1694

D SC1660 1 3105 Were any of ...'s educational expenses during the past 4 months paid for by the GI bill, a pell (BEOG) grant, a guaranteed or national direct student loan, or any other type of scholarship or grantU Persons 17-49 years oldV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to SC1692* ** The next 9 fields (SC1662 through ** SC1678) are possible answers to the ** question: ** ** What kind of educational assistance ** did ... receive ** *

D SC1662 1 3106 GI/VEAP benefitsU Persons 17-49 years old receiving

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PERSON

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educational assistanceV 0 .Not marked as a kind of educational assistance or not in universe based on response to SC1660 1 .Marked as a kind of educational assistance

D SC1664 1 3107 Pell grant(BEOG)U Persons 17-49 years old receiving educational assistanceV 0 .Not marked as a kind of educational assistance or not in universe based on response to SC1660 1 .Marked as a kind of educational assistance

D SC1666 1 3108 Supplemental educational opportunity grant(SEOG)U Persons 17-49 years old receiving educational assistanceV 0 .Not marked as a kind of educational assistance or not in universe based on response to SC1660 1 .Marked as a kind of educational assistance

D SC1668 1 3109 Other VA educational assistance programsU Persons 17-49 years old receiving educational assistanceV 0 .Not marked as a kind of educational assistance or not in universe based on response to SC1660 1 .Marked as a kind of educational assistance

D SC1670 1 3110 Other scholarship, fellowship, or grantU Persons 17-49 years old receiving educational assistanceV 0 .Not marked as a kind of educational assistance or not in universe based on response to SC1660 1 .Marked as a kind of educational assistance

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PERSON

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D SC1672 1 3111 Employer assistanceU Persons 17-49 years old receiving educational assistanceV 0 .Not marked as a kind of educational assistance or not in universe based on response to SC1660 1 .Marked as a kind of educational assistance

D SC1674 1 3112 JTPA/CETA training allowanceU Persons 17-49 years old receiving educational assistanceV 0 .Not marked as a kind of educational assistance or not in universe based on response to SC1660 1 .Marked as a kind of educational assistance

D SC1676 1 3113 Guaranteed student loan (GSL)U Persons 17-49 years old receiving educational assistanceV 0 .Not marked as a kind of educational Assistance or not in universe based on response to SC1660 1 .Marked as a kind of educational assistance

D SC1678 1 3114 National direct student loan (NSL)U Persons 17-49 years old receiving educational assistanceV 0 .Not marked as a kind of educational assistance or not in universe based on response to SC1660 1 .Marked as a kind of educational assistance

D SC1680 1 3115 What kind of term system does ...'s school use - semester, trimester, quarter, or something elseU Persons 17-49 years oldV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Semester 2 .Trimester

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PERSON

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3 .Quarter 4 .Other

D SC1682 4 3116 How much was ...'s total tuition and fees for the (semester/ trimester/quarter/school term) Total tuition and fees = 1,3999U Persons 17-49 years oldV 0000 .Not in universe 4000 .4000 or more assistance

D PP-FILL1 2 3120 Zero filler

D SC1684 1 3122 Check item R34 Is "Pell Grant (BEOG)" marked in SC1664U Persons 17-49 years old receiving educational assistanceV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to SC1688

D SC1688 1 3123 Check item R35 Is SC1666, SC1668, SC1670, or SC1672 marked aboveU Persons 17-49 years old receiving educational assistanceV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to SC1692

D SC1690 4 3124 What was the total amount of ...'s educational assistance for the (semester/trimester/quarter/school term) Total amount = 1,3999U Persons 17-49 years old receiving educational assistanceV 0000 .Not in universe 4000 .4000 or more assistance

D PP-FILL2 2 3128 Zero filler

272

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN

D SC1692 1 3130 Did ... participate in the federally funded work-study program at school at any time during the past 4 monthsU Persons 17-49 years old receiving educational assistanceV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No

D SC1694 1 3131 Check item R36 What is ...'s marital statusU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Married, spouse absent 2 .Other - skip to SC1698

D SC1696 1 3132 Is ...'s spouse in the Armed ForcesU Persons 15 years old or older, married, spouse absentV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No

D SC1698 1 3133 Check item R37 Are any income types, assets, or "worked" or "other educational assistance" marked on the ISSU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to SC1704

D SC1700 1 3134 During the 4-month period ... received income from ... is that correctU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No

D SC1702 1 3135 Did ... receive income from any

273

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN

other source such as financial help from someone outside the household, payments from the government or anything elseU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes - skip to SC1706 through SC1710 2 .No - skip to SC1712

D SC1704 1 3136 Did ... receive income from some source we have not coveredU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No* ** The next 3 fields (SC1706 through ** SC1710) are possible answers to the ** questions: ** ** What kind of income did ... ** receive; anything else ** *

D SC1706 3 3137 Code from Income Source List See appendix A-1. Range = 0,175.U Persons 15 years old or olderV 000 .Not in universe

D SC1708 3 3140 Code from Income Source List See appendix A-1. Range = 0,175.U Persons 15 years old or olderV 000 .Not in universe

D SC1710 3 3143 Code from Income Source List See appendix A-1. Range = 0,175.U Persons 15 years old or olderV 000 .Not in universeD SC1712 1 3146 Check item E1 Is "worked" marked on ISSU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to first ISS code

274

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN

D SC1714 1 3147 During the 4-month period was ... working for an employer or was ... self-employedU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Worked for employer only 2 .Self-employed only 3 .Both worked for employer and self-employed

D SC1716 1 3148 How many different employers did ... work for during this 4-month periodU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .1 employer 2 .2 employers 3 .3 or more employers* ** Labor force and recipiency ** imputation flags ** *

D PP-IMP01 1 3149 Person imputation flag 01 Imputation flag for field 'SC1002'V 0 .Not imputed 1 .Imputed

D PP-IMP02 1 3150 Person imputation flag 02 Imputation flag for fields 'SC1004' through 'SC1040'V 0 .Not imputed 1 .Imputed



275

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN









276

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN








D PP-IMP20 1 3168 Person imputation flag 20 Imputation of 'SC1218'

277

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN


D PP-IMP21 1 3169 Person imputation flag 21 Imputation of 'SC1222'V 0 .Not imputed 1 .Imputed






D PP-IMP27 1 3175 Person imputation flag 27 Imputation of 'SC1236'V 0 .Not imputed 1 .ImputedD PP-IMP28 1 3176 Person imputation flag 28 Imputation of 'SC1238'V 0 .Not imputed 1 .Imputed

278

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN









279

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN

D PP-IMP37 1 3185 Person imputation flag 37 Imputation of 'SC1364' through 'SC1380'V 0 .Not imputed 1 .Imputed







D PP-IMP44 1 3192 Person imputation flag 44 Imputation of 'SC1422'V 0 .Not imputed 1 .ImputedD PP-IMP45 1 3193 Person imputation flag 45

280

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN

Imputation of 'SC1426'V 0 .Not imputed 1 .Imputed








D PP-IMP53 1 3201 Person imputation flag 53

281

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN

Imputation of 'SC1502'V 0 .Not imputed 1 .Imputed









282

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN










283

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN




D PP-IMP83 1 3220 Person imputation flag 83 Imputation of 'SC1696'V 0 .Not imputed 1 .ImputedD PP-IMP84 1 3221 Person imputation flag 84 Imputation of 'SC0902'V 0 .Not imputed 1 .Imputed





284

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN









285

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN




D PPIMP100 1 3237 Person imputation flag 100 Imputation of 'SC1600'V 0 .Not imputed 1 .Imputed




D PPIMP104 1 3241 Person imputation flag 104 Imputation of 'SC1616'V 0 .Not imputed 1 .ImputedD PPIMP105 1 3242 Person imputation flag 105

286

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN Imputation of 'SC1620'V 0 .Not imputed 1 .Imputed



287

WAGE/SALARY

DATA SIZE BEGIN

D WS1-OCC 3 3245 Edited and imputed 3-digit occupation code. See appendix A-4U Persons 15 years old and olderV 000 .Not in universe

D WS1-IND 3 3248 Edited and imputed 3-digit industry code. See appendix A-5U Persons 15 years old and olderV 000 .Not in universe* ** The next 12 fields contain ** employment and earnings by ** months 1-4 ** ** WS1-WKS1....4 ** WS1RECI1....4 ** WS1-AMT1....4 ** *

D WS1-WKS1 1 3251 Number of weeks employed during month 1U Persons 15 years old and olderV 0 .None or not in universe if classwk = 6 1 .1 week 2 .2 weeks 3 .3 weeks 4 .4 weeks 5 .5 weeks 9 .Not in universe


D WS1-WKS3 1 3253 Number of weeks employed during month 3U Persons 15 years old and olderV 0 .None or not in universe if classwk = 6 1 .1 week 2 .2 weeks

288

WAGE/SALARY

DATA SIZE BEGIN

3 .3 weeks 4 .4 weeks 5 .5 weeks 9 .Not in universe


D WS1RECI1 1 3255 Were earnings received during month 1U Persons 15 years old and olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No




D WS1-AMT1 5 3259 What is the dollar amount of the earnings from this job for month 1 Range = 0,33332.

289

WAGE/SALARY

DATA SIZE BEGIN

U Persons 15 years old and olderV -0009 .Not in universe

D WS1-AMT2 5 3264 What is the dollar amount of the earnings from this job for month 2 Range = 0,33332.U Persons 15 years old and olderV -0009 .Not in universe



D WS1-2002 1 3279 Check item E3. Enter employer I.D. number from control card item 42, or if a new employer, enter next available number. Employer I.D. number = 1-8.U Persons 15 years old and olderV 0 .Not answered 9 .Not in universe

D WS1-2012 1 3280 Was ... an employee of ...U Persons 15 years old and olderV 0 .Not answered 1 .A private company or individual 2 .Federal government (exclude Armed Forces) 3 .State government 4 .Local government 5 .Armed Forces 6 .Unpaid in family business or farm - skip to WS1-2044 9 .Not in universeD WS1-2014 1 3281 Was ... employed by ... during the

290

WAGE/SALARY

DATA SIZE BEGIN

4-month periodU Persons 15 years old and olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes - skip to WS1-2024 2 .No

D WS1-2016 2 3282 Month in which this person became employed by this employer. Range = 0,12U Persons 15 years old and olderV 00 .Not in universe

D WS1-2018 2 3284 Day of month shown in WS1-2016 that employment began Range = 0,31.U Persons 15 years old and olderV 00 .Not in universe

D WS1-2020 2 3286 Month in which this person left this employer, if applicable. Range = 0,12.U Persons 15 years old and olderV 00 .Not in universe

D WS1-2022 2 3288 Day of month shown in WS1-2020 that employment ended, if applicable. Range = 0,31.U Persons 15 years old and olderV 00 .Not in universe

D WS1-2024 2 3290 How many hours per week did ... usually work at this job Range = -9,99.U Persons 15 years old and olderV -9 .Not in universe 00 .None

D WS1-2026 1 3292 Was ... paid by the hour on this jobU Persons 15 years old and olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to WS1-2030

291

WAGE/SALARY

DATA SIZE BEGIN

D WS1-2028 4 3293 What was ..."s regular hourly pay rate at the end of ... Range = 0,9999. Two implied decimals.U Persons 15 years old and olderV 0000 .Not in universe

D WS1-2030 1 3297 During the 4-month period how often was ... paid on this jobU Persons 15 years old and olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Once a week 2 .Once each 2 weeks 3 .Once a month 4 .Twice a month 5 .Some other way

D WS1-2032 5 3298 What was the total amount of pay that ... received before deductions on this job last month (month 4). Range = -9,33332.U Persons 15 years old and olderV -0009 .Not in universe 00000 .None

D WS1-2034 5 3303 What was the total amount of pay that ... received before deductions on this job 2 months ago (month 3). Range = -9,33332.U Persons 15 years old and olderV -0009 .Not in universe 00000 .None


D WS1-2038 5 3313 What was the total amount of pay that ... received before deductions on this job 4 months ago (month 1).

292

WAGE/SALARY

DATA SIZE BEGIN

Range = -9,333332.U Persons 15 years old and olderV -0009 .Not in universe 00000 .None

D WS1-2040 1 3318 Check item E4 Is "DK" marked in all parts of WS1-2032 through WS1-2038.U Persons 15 years old and olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to WS1-2044

D WS1-2042 1 3319 If we were to call back later would you (or ...) be able to provide us with the amounts of pay ... received in each of these monthsU Persons 15 years old and olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No* ** Wage and salary imputation flags ** *

D WS1IMP01 1 3320 Wage and salary imputation flag 1 Imputation of field 'WS1-OCC'V 0 .Not imputed 1 .Imputed

D WS1IMP02 1 3321 Wage and salary imputation flag 2 Imputation of field 'WS1-IND'V 0 .Not imputed 1 .Imputed

D WS1IMP03 1 3322 Wage and salary imputation flag 3 Imputation of field 'WS1-2012'V 0 .Not imputed 1 .Imputed

D WS1IMP04 1 3323 Wage and salary imputation flag 4 Imputation of field 'WS1-2026'

293

WAGE/SALARY

DATA SIZE BEGIN




D WS1CAL01 1 3326 Field 'WS1-2032' was calculatedV 0 .Not calculated 1 .Imputed input 2 .No imputed input




D WS2-OCC 3 3330 Edited and imputed 3-digit occupation code. See appendix A-4U Persons 15 years old and olderV 000 .Not in universe

D WS2-IND 3 3333 Edited and imputed 3-digit industry code. See appendix A-5U Persons 15 years old and older

294

WAGE/SALARY

DATA SIZE BEGIN

V 000 .Not in universe* ** The next 12 fields contain ** employment and earnings by ** months 1-4 ** ** WS2-WKS1....4 ** WS2RECI1....4 ** WS2-AMT1....4 ** *




D WS2-WKS4 1 3339 Number of weeks employed during month 4U Persons 15 years old and olderV 0 .None or not in universe if classwk = 6

295

WAGE/SALARY

DATA SIZE BEGIN

1 .1 week 2 .2 weeks 3 .3 weeks 4 .4 weeks 5 .5 weeks 9 .Not in universe







296

WAGE/SALARY

DATA SIZE BEGIN



D WS2-2002 1 3364 Check item E3. Enter employer I.D. number from control card 42, or if a new employer, enter next available number. Employer I.D. number = 1-8.U Persons 15 years old and olderV 0 .Not answered 9 .Not in universe

D WS2-2012 1 3365 Was ... an employee of ...U Persons 15 years old and olderV 0 .Not answered 1 .A private company or individual 2 .Federal government (exclude Armed Forces) 3 .State government 4 .Local government 5 .Armed Forces 6 .Unpaid in family business or farm - skip to WS1-2044 9 .Not in universe

D WS2-2014 1 3366 Was ... employed by ... during the 4-month periodU Persons 15 years old and olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes - skip to WS2-2024 2 .No

D WS2-2016 2 3367 Month in which this person

297

WAGE/SALARY

DATA SIZE BEGIN

became employed by this employer. Range = 0,12U Persons 15 years old and olderV 00 .Not in universe

D WS2-2018 2 3369 Day of month shown in WS2-2016 that employment began. Range = 0,31.U Persons 15 years old and olderV 00 .Not in universe

D WS2-2020 2 3371 Month in which this person left this employer, if applicable. Range = 0,12.U Persons 15 years old and olderV 00 .Not in universe

D WS2-2022 2 3373 Day of month shown in WS2-2020 that employment ended, if applicable. Range = 0,31.U Persons 15 years old and olderV 00 .Not in universe

D WS2-2024 2 3375 How many hours per week did ... usually work at this job Range = -9,99.U Persons 15 years old and olderV -9 .Not in universe 00 .None

D WS2-2026 1 3377 Was ... paid by the hour on this jobU Persons 15 years old and olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to WS2-2030

D WS2-2028 4 3378 What was ..."s regular hourly pay rate at the end of ... Range = 0,9999. Two implied decimals.U Persons 15 years old and olderV 0000 .Not in universe

298

WAGE/SALARY

DATA SIZE BEGIN

D WS2-2030 1 3382 During the 4-month period how often was ... paid on this jobU Persons 15 years old and olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Once a week 2 .Once each 2 weeks 3 .Once a month 4 .Twice a month 5 .Some other way

D WS2-2032 5 3383 What was the total amount of pay that ... received before deductions on this job last month (month 4). Range = -9,33332.U Persons 15 years old and olderV -0009 .Not in universe 00000 .None




D WS2-2040 1 3403 Check item E4

299

WAGE/SALARY

DATA SIZE BEGIN

Is "DK" marked in all parts of WS2-2032 through WS2-2038.U Persons 15 years old and olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to WS2-2044

D WS2-2042 1 3404 If we were to call back later would you (or ...) be able to provide us with the amounts of pay ... received in each of these monthsU Persons 15 years old and olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No* ** Wage and salary imputation flags ** *

D WS2IMP01 1 3405 Wage and salary imputation flag 1 Imputation of field 'WS2-OCC'V 0 .Not imputed 1 .Imputed

D WS2IMP02 1 3406 Wage and salary imputation flag 2 Imputation of field 'WS2-IND'V 0 .Not imputed 1 .Imputed




300

WAGE/SALARY

DATA SIZE BEGIN






301

SELF EMPLOYMENT

DATA SIZE BEGIN

D SE1OCC 3 3415 Edited and imputed 3-digit occupation code. See appendix A-4U Persons 15 years old and olderV 000 .Not in universe

D SE1IND 3 3418 Edited and imputed 3-digit industry code. See appendix A-5U Persons 15 years old and olderV 000 .Not in universe

* ** The next 12 fields contain ** business income by months 1-4 ** *

D SE1WKS1 1 3421 Weeks with business this month (1).U Persons 15 years old and olderV 0 .None 1 .1 week 2 .2 weeks 3 .3 weeks 4 .4 weeks 5 .5 weeks 9 .Not in universe



302

SELF EMPLOYMENT

DATA SIZE BEGIN


D SE1REC1 1 3425 Did this person receive income from this business this month (1)U Persons 15 years old and olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No




D SE1AMT1 5 3429 Amount of income received this month (1) In dollars. Range = 0,33332.U Persons 15 years old and olderV -0009 .Not in universe

303

SELF EMPLOYMENT

DATA SIZE BEGIN




D SE12202 1 3449 Check item S1. Enter business I.D. number from control card item 43, or if a new business enter next available number. Business I.D. number = 1-8.U Persons 15 years old and olderV 0 .Not answered 9 .Not in universe

D SE12212 2 3450 How many hours per week did ... usually work at this business total hours = -9,99U Persons 15 years old and olderV -9 .Not in universe 00 .None

D SE12214 1 3452 Do you think that the gross earnings of this business will be $1,000 or more during the next 12 monthsU Persons 15 years old and olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to SE1-2260

D SE12216 1 3453 Check item S2 Have questions SE12218 through SE12230

304

SELF EMPLOYMENT

DATA SIZE BEGIN

already been answered for this business by another household memberU Persons 15 years old and olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes - skip to SE12232 2 .No

D SE12218 1 3454 What was the total number of employees working for this business. Be sure to include ...U Persons 15 years old and olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .1 employee 2 .2 employees 3 .3 - 5 employees 4 .6 or more employees

D SE12220 1 3455 Was ...'s business incorporatedU Persons 15 years old and olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes - skip to SE12224 2 .No

D SE12222 1 3456 Was ...'s business a sole proprietorship or a partnershipU Persons 15 years old and olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Sole proprietorship - skip to SE12232 2 .Partnership

D SE12224 1 3457 Aside from ... were any other members of this household owners or partners in this businessU Persons 15 years old and olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to SE12232* ** The next 3 fields (SE12226 through ** SE12230) are possible answers to ** the question: ** ** Which members (were owners or ** partners in this business) ** *

305

SELF EMPLOYMENT

DATA SIZE BEGIN

D SE12226 3 3458 Person No. 101 - 999U Persons 15 years old and olderV 000 .Not in universe



D SE12232 1 3467 Was ... paid a regular salary from this business during the 4-month periodU Persons 15 years old and olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No

D SE12234 1 3468 Did ... receive any (other) income from the business during this 4 month periodU Persons 15 years old and olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No

D SE12236 1 3469 Check item S3 Is "yes" marked in either SE12232 or SE12234U Persons 15 years old and olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to SE12250* ** The next 4 fields (SE12238 through ** SE12244) contain business income by ** month ** *

D SE12238 5 3470 What was the total amount of income that ... received from this

306

SELF EMPLOYMENT

DATA SIZE BEGIN

business last month (month 4). Range = -9,33332.U Persons 15 years old and olderV -0009 .Not in universe 00000 .None

D SE12240 5 3475 What was the total amount of income that ... received from this business 2 months ago (month 3). Range = -9,33332.U Persons 15 years old and olderV -0009 .Not in universe 00000 .None



D SE12246 1 3490 Check item S4 Is "DK" marked in all parts of SE12238 through SE12244.U Persons 15 years old and olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to SE12250

D SE12248 1 3491 If I were to call back later would you (or ...) be able to provide us with the amounts of income ... received in each of these monthsU Persons 15 years old and older

307

SELF EMPLOYMENT

DATA SIZE BEGIN


D SE12250 1 3492 Check item S5 Is this business incorporatedU Persons 15 years old and olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes - skip to SE12262 2 .No

D SE12252 1 3493 Check item S6 Has information about the net profit (or loss) for this business already been obtained by another household memberU Persons 15 years old and olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes - skip to SE12262 2 .No

D SE12254 1 3494 Can...give an estimate of the net profit (or loss) during the 4-month period shown on the calendarU Persons 15 years old and olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to SE12262

D SE12256 6 3495 What was the net profit (or loss) from this business during the 4-month period. Range = -33332,33332.U Persons 15 years old and olderV 000000 .Not in universe

D SE12260 5 3501 About how much did ... earn from this business after expenses during the 4-month period. Range = -9,33332.U Persons 15 years old and olderV -0009 .Not in universe 00000 .None* *

308

SELF EMPLOYMENT

DATA SIZE BEGIN

* Self-employment imputation flags ** *

D SE1IMP01 1 3506 Self-employment imputation flag 1 Imputation of field 'SE1OCC'V 0 .Not imputed 1 .Imputed

D SE1IMP02 1 3507 Self-employment imputation flag 2 Imputation of field 'SE1IND'V 0 .Not imputed 1 .Imputed

D SE1IMP03 1 3508 Self-employment imputation flag 3 Imputation of field 'SE12214'V 0 .Not imputed 1 .Imputed





D SE1IMP08 1 3513 Self-employment imputation flag 8 Imputation of field 'SE12234'

309

SELF EMPLOYMENT

DATA SIZE BEGIN





D SE1CAL01 1 3517 Field 'SE12238' was calculatedV 0 .Not calculated 1 .Imputed input 2 .No imputed input



D SE1CAL04 1 3520 Field 'SE12244' was calculatedV 0 .Not calculated 1 .Imputed input 2 .No imputed inputD SE2OCC 3 3521 Edited and imputed 3-digit occupation code. See appendix A-4U Persons 15 years old and olderV 000 .Not in universe

310

SELF EMPLOYMENT

DATA SIZE BEGIN

D SE2IND 3 3524 Edited and imputed 3-digit industry code. See appendix A-5U Persons 15 years old and olderV 000 .Not in universe

* ** The next 12 fields contain ** business income by months 1-4 ** *




D SE2WKS4 1 3530 Weeks with business this month (4).U Persons 15 years old and olderV 0 .None

311

SELF EMPLOYMENT

DATA SIZE BEGIN

1 .1 week 2 .2 weeks 3 .3 weeks 4 .4 weeks 5 .5 weeks 9 .Not in universe





D SE2AMT1 5 3535 Amount of income received this month (1) In dollars. Range = 0,33332.U Persons 15 years old and olderV -0009 .Not in universeD SE2AMT2 5 3540 Amount of income received this month (2) In dollars. Range = 0,33332.U Persons 15 years old and olderV -0009 .Not in universe

312

SELF EMPLOYMENT

DATA SIZE BEGIN



D SE22202 1 3555 Check item S2. Enter business I.D. number from control card item 43, or if a new business, enter next available number. Business I.D. number = 1-8U Persons 15 years old and olderV 0 .Not answered 9 .Not in universe

D SE22212 2 3556 How many hours per week did ... usually work at this business total hours = -9,99.U Persons 15 years old and olderV -9 .Not in universe 00 .None

D SE22214 1 3558 Do you think that the gross earnings of this business will be $1,000 or more during the next 12 monthsU Persons 15 years old and olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to SE22260

D SE22216 1 3559 Check item S2 Have questions SE22218 through SE22230 already been answered for this business by another household memberU Persons 15 years old and olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes - skip to SE22232 2 .No

313

SELF EMPLOYMENT

DATA SIZE BEGIN

D SE22218 1 3560 What was the total number of employees working for this business. Be sure to include ...U Persons 15 years old and olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .1 employee 2 .2 employees 3 .3 - 5 employees 4 .6 or more employees

D SE22220 1 3561 Was ...'s business incorporatedU Persons 15 years old and olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes - skip to SE22224 2 .No

D SE22222 1 3562 Was ...'s business a sole proprietorship or a partnershipU Persons 15 years old and olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Sole proprietorship - skip to SE22232 2 .Partnership

D SE22224 1 3563 Aside from ... were any other members of this household owners or partners in this businessU Persons 15 years old and olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to SE22232* ** The next 3 fields (SE22226 through ** SE22230) are possible answers to ** the question: ** ** Which members (were owners or ** partners in this business) ** *

D SE22226 3 3564 Person No. 101 - 999U Persons 15 years old and olderV 000 .Not in universeD SE22228 3 3567 Person No. 101 - 199

314

SELF EMPLOYMENT

DATA SIZE BEGIN

U Persons 15 years old and olderV 000 .Not in universe


D SE22232 1 3573 Was ... paid a regular salary from this business during the 4-month periodU Persons 15 years old and olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No

D SE22234 1 3574 Did ... receive any (other) income from the business during this 4 month periodU Persons 15 years old and olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No

D SE22236 1 3575 Check item S3 Is "yes" marked in either SE22232 or SE22234U Persons 15 years old and olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to SE22250* ** The next 4 fields (SE22238 through ** SE22244) contain business income ** by month ** *

D SE22238 5 3576 What was the total amount of income that ... received from this business last month (month 4). Range = -9,33332.U Persons 15 years old and olderV -0009 .Not in universe 00000 .None

315

SELF EMPLOYMENT

DATA SIZE BEGIN




D SE22246 1 3596 Check item S4 Is "DK" marked in all parts of SE22238 through SE22244.U Persons 15 years old and olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to SE22250

D SE22248 1 3597 If I were to call back later would you (or ...) be able to provide us with the amounts of income ... received in each of these monthsU Persons 15 years old and olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No

D SE22250 1 3598 Check item S5 Is this business incorporated

316

SELF EMPLOYMENT

DATA SIZE BEGIN

U Persons 15 years old and olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes - skip to SE22262 2 .No

D SE22252 1 3599 Check item S6 Has information about the net profit (or loss) for this business already been obtained by another household memberU Persons 15 years old and olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes - skip to SE22262 2 .No

D SE22254 1 3600 Can...give an estimate of the net profit (or loss) during the 4-month period shown on the calendarU Persons 15 years old and olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to SE22262

D SE22256 6 3601 What was the net profit (or loss) from this business during the 4-month period. Range = -33332,33332.U Persons 15 years old and olderV 000000 .Not in universe

D SE22260 5 3607 About how much did ... earn from this business after expenses during the 4-month period. Range = -9,33332.U Persons 15 years old and olderV -0009 .Not in universe 00000 .None* ** Self-employment imputation flags ** *

D SE2IMP01 1 3612 Self-employment imputation flag 1 Imputation of field 'SE2OCC'

317

SELF EMPLOYMENT

DATA SIZE BEGIN


D SE2IMP02 1 3613 Self-employment imputation flag 2 Imputation of field 'SE2IND'V 0 .Not imputed 1 .Imputed






D SE2IMP08 1 3619 Self-employment imputation flag 8 Imputation of field 'SE22234'V 0 .Not imputed 1 .ImputedD SE2IMP09 1 3620 Self-employment imputation flag 9 Imputation of field 'SE22254'V 0 .Not imputed 1 .Imputed

318

SELF EMPLOYMENT

DATA SIZE BEGIN







319

GENERAL TYPE 1

DATA SIZE BEGIN

D I01REC1 1 3627 Recipiency of Social Security income. Month 1 of the reference periodU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0.Not in universe 1.Yes 2.No




D I01AMT1 5 3631 Amount of Social Security income received. Month 1 of the reference period Range = -9,33332U Persons 15 years old or olderV -0009 .Not in universe

D I01AMT2 5 3636 Amount of Social Security income received. Month 2 of the reference period Range = -9,33332U Persons 15 years old or olderV -0009 .Not in universeD I01AMT3 5 3641 Amount of Social Security income

320

GENERAL TYPE 1

DATA SIZE BEGIN

received. Month 3 of the reference period Range = -9,33332U Persons 15 years old or olderV -0009 .Not in universe

D I01AMT4 5 3646 Amount of Social Security income received. Month 4 of the reference period Range = -9,33332U Persons 15 years old or olderV -0009 .Not in universe

D KIDSSYN1 1 3651 Recipiency of Social Security income for children. Month 1 of the reference periodU Children age 0-17 years oldV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No




321

GENERAL TYPE 1

DATA SIZE BEGIN

D KDSSAMT1 4 3655 Amount of Social Security income received for children. Month 1 of the reference period Range = -9,5000U Children age 0-17 years oldV -009 .Not in universe




D SSRECIND 1 3671 Social Security recipiency indicatorU All persons, including childrenV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Adult benefits received in own name only 2 .Only adult benefits received jointly with spouse 3 .Only child benefits received 4 .Adult benefits received in own name and child benefits received 5 .Adult benefits received jointly with spouse and child benefits recieved

D SS3004 1 3672 Check item A2 Is ... a designated parent or guardian of children under age 18

322

GENERAL TYPE 1

DATA SIZE BEGIN

U Persons 15 years or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No

D SS3006 1 3673 During this 4-month period, were any separate payments from Social Security received especially for the childrenU Persons 15 years or older receiving Social SecurityV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No

D SS3008 1 3674 Did ... also receive a separate payment for (himself/herself) during any of these monthsU Persons 15 years or older receiving Social SecurityV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to SC3070 through SC3084

D SS3012 1 3675 Did ... receive Social Security jointly with ...'s spouseU Married persons 15 years or older receiving Social SecurityV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to SC3016 through SC3030

D SS3014 1 3676 Check item A4 Has information about the amount received by ... from Social Security been recorded during an interview for ...'s spouseU Married persons 15 years or older receiving Social SecurityV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes - skip to next ISS code 2 .No

D SS3064 2 3677 Social Security sends out two types of

323

GENERAL TYPE 1

DATA SIZE BEGIN

checks; which color check does ... receive. Range = -1,3U Persons 15 years or older receiving Social SecurityV -1 .Dk 00 .Not in universe 01 .Green 02 .Gold 03 .Other

D SS3066 2 3679 Do ...'s payments usually come on the first of the month or the third. Range = -1,3U Persons 15 years or older receiving Social SecurityV -1 .Dk 00 .Not in universe 01 .First 02 .Third 03 .Other

D SS3068 1 3681 Check item A9 Were Social Security payments received especially for the childrenU Children age 0-17 years old receiving Social SecurityV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to next ISS code

D SS3086 1 3682 Were all children living here covered by these paymentsU Children age 0-17 years old receiving Social SecurityV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes - skip to next ISS code 2 .No* ** The next 6 fields (SS3088 through ** SS3098) are possible answers to ** the question: ** ** Which children were covered ** *

324

GENERAL TYPE 1

DATA SIZE BEGIN

D SS3088 3 3683 Person No. 101-999U Children age 0-17 years old receiving Social SecurityV 000 .Not in universe






D I01IMP01 1 3701 Social Security imputation flag 1 Imputation of field I01AMT1V 0 .Not imputed 1 .Imputed


325

GENERAL TYPE 1

DATA SIZE BEGIN



D I01IMP05 1 3705 Social Security imputation flag 5 Imputation of field SS3008V 0 .Not imputed 1 .Imputed

D I01IMP06 1 3706 Social Security imputation flag 6 Imputation of field KDSSAMT1V 0 .Not imputed 1 .Imputed



D I01IMP09 1 3709 Social Security imputation flag 9 Imputation of field KDSSAMT4V 0 .Not imputed 1 .ImputedD I02REC1 1 3710 Recipiency of railroad retirement income. Month 1 of the reference periodU Persons 40 years old and olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No

326

GENERAL TYPE 1

DATA SIZE BEGIN

D I02REC2 1 3711 Recipiency of railroad retirement income. Month 2 of the reference periodU Persons 40 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No



D I02AMT1 5 3714 Amount of railroad retirement income received. Month 1 of the reference period Range = -9,33332U Persons 40 years old or olderV -0009 .Not in universe


D I02AMT3 5 3724 Amount of railroad retirement income received. Month 3 of the reference period Range = -9,33332

327

GENERAL TYPE 1

DATA SIZE BEGIN

U Persons 40 years old or olderV -0009 .Not in universe


D KIDRRYN1 1 3734 Recipiency of railroad retirement income for children. Month 1 of the reference periodU Children age 0-17 years oldV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No




D KDRRAMT1 4 3738 Amount of railroad retirement income

328

GENERAL TYPE 1

DATA SIZE BEGIN

received for children. Month 1 of the reference period Range = -9,5000. In dollars.U Children age 0-17 years oldV -009 .Not in universe

D KDRRAMT2 4 3742 Amount of railroad retirement income received for children. Month 2 of the reference period Range = -9,5000. In dollars.U Children age 0-17 years oldV -009 .Not in universe



D RRRECIND 1 3754 Railroad retirement recipiency indicatorU All persons, including childrenV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Adult benefits received in own name only 2 .Only adult benefits received jointly with spouse 3 .Only child benefits received 4 .Adult benefits received in own name and child benefits received 5 .Adult benefits received jointly with spouse and child benefits recieved

D RR3004 1 3755 Check item A2 Is ... a designated parent or guardian of children under age 18U Persons 15 years or older

329

GENERAL TYPE 1

DATA SIZE BEGIN


D RR3006 1 3756 During this 4-month period, were any separate payments from railroad retirement received especially for the childrenU Persons 15 years or older receiving railroad retirementV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No

D RR3008 1 3757 Did ... also receive a separate payment for (himself/herself) during any of these monthsU Persons 15 years or older receiving railroad retirementV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to SC3070 through SC3084

D RR3012 1 3758 Did ... receive railroad retirement jointly with ...'s spouseU Married Persons 15 years or older receiving railroad retirementV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to SC3016 through SC3030

D RR3014 1 3759 Check item A4 Has information about the amount received by ... from railroad retirement been recorded during an interview for ...'s spouseU Married persons 15 years or older receiving railroad retirementV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes - skip to next ISS code 2 .No

D RR3064 2 3760 Railroad retirement sends out two types of checks; which color check does ...

330

GENERAL TYPE 1

DATA SIZE BEGIN

receive.Range = -1,3U Persons age 15 years or older receiving railroad retirementV -1 .Dk 00 .Not in universe 01 .Green 02 .Gold 03 .Other

D RR3066 2 3762 Do ...'s payments usually come on the first of the month or the third. Range = -1,3U Persons age 15 years or older receiving railroad retirementV -1 .Dk 00 .Not in universe 01 .First 02 .Third 03 .Other

D RR3068 1 3764 Check item A9 Were railroad retirement payments received especially for the childrenU Children age 0-17 years old receiving railroad retirementV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to next ISS code

D RR3086 1 3765 Were all children living here covered by these paymentsU Children age 0-17 years old receiving railroad retirementV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes - skip to next ISS code 2 .No* ** The next 6 fields (RR3088 through ** RR3098) are possible answers to ** the question: ** ** Which children were covered ** *

331

GENERAL TYPE 1

DATA SIZE BEGIN

D RR3088 3 3766 Person No. 101-999U Children age 0-17 years old receiving railroad retirementV 000 .Not in universe






D I02IMP01 1 3784 Railroad retirement imputation flag 1 Imputation of field I02AMT1V 0 .Not imputed 1 .Imputed

D I02IMP02 1 3785 Railroad retirement imputation flag 2 Imputation of field I02AMT2V 0 .Not imputed 1 .ImputedD I02IMP03 1 3786 Railroad retirement imputation flag 3

332

GENERAL TYPE 1

DATA SIZE BEGIN

Imputation of field I02AMT3V 0 .Not imputed 1 .Imputed

D I02IMP04 1 3787 Railroad retirement imputation flag 4 Imputation of field I02AMT4V 0 .Not imputed 1 .Imputed

D I02IMP05 1 3788 Railroad retirement imputation flag 5 Imputation of field RR3008V 0 .Not imputed 1 .Imputed

D I02IMP06 1 3789 Railroad retirement imputation flag 6 Imputation of field KDRRAMT1V 0 .Not imputed 1 .Imputed




D I03REC1 1 3793 Recipiency of Federal SSI income. Month 1 of the reference periodU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No

333

GENERAL TYPE 1

DATA SIZE BEGIN




D I03AMT1 5 3797 Amount of Federal SSI income received. Month 1 of the reference period Range = -9,33332U Persons 15 years old or olderV -0009 .Not in universe



D I03AMT4 5 3812 Amount of Federal SSI income received. Month 4 of the reference period Range = -9,33332

334

GENERAL TYPE 1

DATA SIZE BEGIN

U Persons 15 years old or olderV -0009 .Not in universe

D I03IMP01 1 3817 Federal SSI imputation flag 1 Imputation of field I03AMT1V 0 .Not imputed 1 .Imputed




D I05REC1 1 3821 Recipiency of State unemployment compensation income. Month 1 of the reference periodU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No


D I05REC3 1 3823 Recipiency of State unemployment compensation income. Month 3

335

GENERAL TYPE 1

DATA SIZE BEGIN

of the reference periodU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No


D I05AMT1 5 3825 Amount of State unemployment compensation income received. Month 1 of the reference period Range = -9,33332U Persons 15 years old or olderV -0009 .Not in universe




D I05IMP01 1 3845 State unemployment compensation

336

GENERAL TYPE 1

DATA SIZE BEGIN

imputation flag 1 Imputation of field I05AMT1V 0 .Not imputed 1 .Imputed

D I05IMP02 1 3846 State unemployment compensation imputation flag 2 Imputation of field I05AMT2V 0 .Not imputed 1 .Imputed



D I06REC1 1 3849 Recipiency of supplemental unemployment benefits. Month 1 of the reference periodU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No

D I06REC2 1 3850 Recipiency of supplemental unemployment benefits. Month 2 of the reference periodU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No

D I06REC3 1 3851 Recipiency of supplemental unemployment benefits. Month 3 of the reference period

337

GENERAL TYPE 1

DATA SIZE BEGIN

U Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No

D I06REC4 1 3852 Recipiency of supplemental unemployment benefits.Month 4 of the reference periodU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No

D I06AMT1 5 3853 Amount of supplemental unemployment benefits. Month 1 of the reference period Range = -9,33332U Persons 15 years old or olderV -0009 .Not in universe




D I06IMP01 1 3873 Supplemental unemployment benefits imputation flag 1

338

GENERAL TYPE 1

DATA SIZE BEGIN


D I06IMP02 1 3874 Supplemental unemployment benefits imputation flag 2 Imputation of field I06AMT2V 0 .Not imputed 1 .Imputed



D I07REC1 1 3877 Recipiency of other unemployment compensation. Month 1 of the reference periodU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No


D I07REC3 1 3879 Recipiency of other unemployment compensation. Month 3 of the reference periodU Persons 15 years old or older

339

GENERAL TYPE 1

DATA SIZE BEGIN



D I07AMT1 5 3881 Amount of other unemployment compensation received. Month 1 of the reference period Range = -9,33332U Persons 15 years old or olderV -0009 .Not in universe

D I07AMT2 5 3886 Amount of other unemployment compensation income received. Month 2 of the reference period Range = -9,33332U Persons 15 years old or olderV -0009 .Not in universe



D I07IMP01 1 3901 Other unemployment compensation imputation flag 1 Imputation of field I07AMT1

340

GENERAL TYPE 1

DATA SIZE BEGIN


D I07IMP02 1 3902 Other unemployment compensation imputation flag 2 Imputation of field I07AMT2V 0 .Not imputed 1 .Imputed



D I08REC1 1 3905 Recipiency of Veterans compensation or pension income. Month 1 of the reference periodU Persons 15 years old and olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No


D I08REC3 1 3907 Recipiency of Veterans compensation or pension income. Month 3 of the reference periodU Persons 15 years old and olderV 0 .Not in universe

341

GENERAL TYPE 1

DATA SIZE BEGIN

1 .Yes 2 .No


D I08AMT1 5 3909 Amount of Veterans compensation or pension income received. Month 1 of the reference period Range = -9,33332U Persons 15 years old and olderV -0009 .Not in universe




D VET3034 1 3929 Were all the people living here covered by ...'s paymentsU Persons age 15 years or older receiving Veterans compensation or pension

342

GENERAL TYPE 1

DATA SIZE BEGIN

V 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes - skip to next income source 2 .No* ** The next 10 fields (VET3036 through ** VET3054) are possible answers to the ** question: ** ** Which persons were covered ** *

D VET3036 3 3930 Person No. 101-999U All persons, including children, receiving Veterans compensation or pensionV 000 .Not in universe





D VET3046 3 3945 Person No. 101-999

343

GENERAL TYPE 1

DATA SIZE BEGIN

U All persons, including children, receiving Veterans compensation or pensionV 000 .Not in universe





D VET3060 2 3960 Is ... required to fill out an annual income questionnaire for the Veterans AdministrationU Persons age 15 years or older receiving Veterans compensation or pensionV -1 .DK - skip to next ISS code 00 .Not in universe 01 .Yes - skip to next ISS code 02 .No - skip to next ISS codeD I08IMP01 1 3962 Veterans compensation or pension imputation flag 1 Imputation of field I08AMT1V 0 .Not imputed 1 .Imputed

344

GENERAL TYPE 1

DATA SIZE BEGIN

D I08IMP02 1 3963 Veterans compensation or pension imputation flag 2 Imputation of field I08AMT2V 0 .Not imputed 1 .Imputed



D I10REC1 1 3966 Recipiency of workers compensation. Month 1 of the reference periodU Persons 15 years old and olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No



D I10REC4 1 3969 Recipiency of workers compensation. Month 4 of the reference period

345

GENERAL TYPE 1

DATA SIZE BEGIN

U Persons 15 years old and olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No

D I10AMT1 5 3970 Amount of workers compensation received. Month 1 of the reference period Range = -9,33332U Persons 15 years old and olderV -0009 .Not in universe




D I10IMP01 1 3990 Workers compensation imputation flag 1 Imputation of field I10AMT1V 0 .Not imputed 1 .Imputed

D I10IMP02 1 3991 Workers compensation imputation flag 2 Imputation of field I10AMT2V 0 .Not imputed 1 .ImputedD I10IMP03 1 3992 Workers compensation imputation flag 3 Imputation of field I10AMT3V 0 .Not imputed 1 .Imputed

346

GENERAL TYPE 1

DATA SIZE BEGIN

D I10IMP04 1 3993 Workers compensation imputation flag 4 Imputation of field I10AMT4V 0 .Not imputed 1 .Imputed

D I12REC1 1 3994 Recipiency of employer or union sickness payments. Month 1 of the reference periodU Persons 15 years old and olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No




D I12AMT1 5 3998 Amount of employer or union sickness payments received. Month 1 of the reference period Range = -9,33332U Persons 15 years old and olderV -0009 .Not in universe

347

GENERAL TYPE 1

DATA SIZE BEGIN




D I12IMP01 1 4018 Employer or union sickness plan imputation flag 1 Imputation of field I12AMT1V 0 .Not imputed 1 .Imputed



D I12IMP04 1 4021 Employer or union sickness plan imputation flag 4 Imputation of field I12AMT4

348

GENERAL TYPE 1

DATA SIZE BEGIN


D I13REC1 1 4022 Recipiency of private disability insurance income. Month 1 of the reference periodU Persons 15 years old and olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No




D I13AMT1 5 4026 Amount of private disability insurance income received. Month 1 of the reference period Range = -9,33332U Persons 15 years old or olderV -0009 .Not in universe

D I13AMT2 5 4031 Amount of private disability insurance

349

GENERAL TYPE 1

DATA SIZE BEGIN

income received. Month 2 of the reference period Range = -9,33332U Persons 15 years old or olderV -0009 .Not in universe

D I13AMT3 5 4036 Amount of private disability insurance income received. Month 3 of the reference period Range = -9,33332U Persons 15 years old or olderV -0009 .Not in universe

D I13AMT4 5 4041 Amount of private disability insurance income received. Month 4 of the reference period Range = -9,33332U Persons 15 years old and olderV -0009 .Not in universe

D I13IMP01 1 4046 Private disability insurance imputation flag 1 Imputation of field I13AMT1V 0 .Not imputed 1 .Imputed




350

GENERAL TYPE 1

DATA SIZE BEGIN

D I20REC1 1 4050 Recipiency of AFDC income. Month 1 of the reference periodU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No




D I20AMT1 5 4054 Amount of AFDC income received. Month 1 of the reference period Range = -9,99999U Persons 15 years old or olderV -0009 .Not in universe

D G1-FILL1 1 4059 Filler (Blank or 9)


351

GENERAL TYPE 1

DATA SIZE BEGIN






D AFDC3034 1 4078 Were all the people living here covered by ...'s paymentsU Persons age 15 years or older receiving AFDCV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes - skip to next income source 2 .No* ** The next 10 fields (AFDC3036 through ** AFDC3054) are possible answers to ** the question: ** ** Which persons were covered ** *

D AFDC3036 3 4079 Person No. 101-999U All persons, including children, receiving AFDCV 000 .Not in universeD AFDC3038 3 4082 Person No. 101-999U All persons, including children, receiving AFDCV 000 .Not in universe

352

GENERAL TYPE 1

DATA SIZE BEGIN

D AFDC3040 3 4085 Person No. 101-999U All persons, including children, receiving AFDCV 000 .Not in universe








353

GENERAL TYPE 1

DATA SIZE BEGIN

D I20IMP01 1 4109 AFDC imputation flag 1 Imputation of field I20AMT1V 0 .Not imputed 1 .Imputed




D I21REC1 1 4113 Recipiency of general assistance income. Month 1 of the reference periodU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No

D I21REC2 1 4114 Recipiency of general assistance income. Month 2 of the reference periodU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No

D I21REC3 1 4115 Recipiency of general assistance income. Month 3 of the reference periodU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .NoD I21REC4 1 4116 Recipiency of general assistance income.

354

GENERAL TYPE 1

DATA SIZE BEGIN

Month 4 of the reference periodU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No

D I21AMT1 5 4117 Amount of general assistance income received. Month 1 of the reference period Range = -9,33332U Persons 15 years old or olderV -0009 .Not in universe




D GA3034 1 4137 Were all the people living here covered by ...'s paymentsU Persons age 15 years or older receiving general assistance incomeV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes - skip to next income source 2 .No* ** The next 10 fields (GA3036 through *

355

GENERAL TYPE 1

DATA SIZE BEGIN

* GA3054) are possible answers to the ** question: ** ** Which persons were covered ** *

D GA3036 3 4138 Person No. 101-999U All persons, including children, receiving general assistance incomeV 000 .Not in universe

D GA3038 3 4141U All persons, including children, receiving general assistance incomeV 000 .Not in universe






D GA3050 3 4159 Person No. 101-999

356

GENERAL TYPE 1

DATA SIZE BEGIN

U All persons, including children, receiving general assistance incomeV 000 .Not in universe



D I21IMP01 1 4168 General assistance imputation flag 1 Imputation of field I21AMT1V 0 .Not imputed 1 .Imputed




D I23REC1 1 4172 Recipiency of foster child care payments. Month 1 of the reference period Month 1 of the reference periodU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No

357

GENERAL TYPE 1

DATA SIZE BEGIN

D I23REC2 1 4173 Recipiency of foster child care payments. Month 2 of the reference periodU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No



D I23AMT1 5 4176 Amount of foster child care payments received. Month 1 of the reference period Range = -9,33332U Persons 15 years old or olderV -0009 .Not in universe

D I23AMT2 5 4181 Amount of foster child care payments received. Month 2 of the reference period Range = -9,33332U Persons 15 years old or olderV -0009 .Not in universeD I23AMT3 5 4186 Amount of foster child care payments received. Month 3 of the reference period Range = -9,33332U Persons 15 years old or olderV -0009 .Not in universe

358

GENERAL TYPE 1

DATA SIZE BEGIN

D I23AMT4 5 4191 Amount of foster child care payments received. Month 4 of the reference period Range = -9,33332U Persons 15 years old or olderV -0009 .Not in universe

D FCC3034 1 4196 Were all the people living here covered by ...'s paymentsU Persons age 15 years or older receiving foster child care paymentsV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes - skip to next income source 2 .No* ** The next 10 fields (FCC3036 through ** FCC3054) are possible answers to ** the question: ** ** Which persons were covered ** *

D FCC3036 3 4197 Person No. 101-999U All persons, including children, receiving foster child care paymentsV 000 .Not in universe




359

GENERAL TYPE 1

DATA SIZE BEGIN



D FCC3048 3 4215U All persons, including children, receiving foster child care paymentsV 000 .Not in universe




D I23IMP01 1 4227 Foster child care imputation flag 1 Imputation of field I23AMT1V 0 .Not imputed 1 .Imputed


D I23IMP03 1 4229 Foster child care imputation flag 3

360

GENERAL TYPE 1

DATA SIZE BEGIN



D I24REC1 1 4231 Recipiency of other welfare. Month 1 of the reference periodU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No




D I24AMT1 5 4235 Amount of other welfare received. Month 1 of the reference period Range = -9,33332U Persons 15 years old or olderV -0009 .Not in universe

361

GENERAL TYPE 1

DATA SIZE BEGIN




D OW3034 1 4255 Were all the people living here covered by ...'s paymentsU Persons age 15 years or older receiving other welfareV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes - skip to next income source 2 .No* ** The next 10 fields (OW3036 through ** OW3054) are possible answers to the ** question: ** ** Which persons were covered ** *

D OW3036 3 4256 Person No. 101-999U All persons, including children, receiving other welfareV 000 .Not in universe


362

GENERAL TYPE 1

DATA SIZE BEGIN









363

GENERAL TYPE 1

DATA SIZE BEGIN

D I24IMP01 1 4286 Other welfare imputation flag 1 Imputation of field I24AMT1V 0 .Not imputed 1 .Imputed




D WIC3138 1 4290 Did ... receive any WIC vouchers last month. Month 4U Female 15 years old or older receiving WIC vouchersV 0 .No 1 .Yes 9 .Not in universe

D WIC3140 1 4291 Did ... receive any WIC vouchers 2 months ago. Month 3U Female 15 years old or older receiving WIC vouchersV 0 .No 1 .Yes 9 .Not in universeD WIC3142 1 4292 Did ... receive any WIC vouchers 3 months ago. Month 2U Female 15 years old or older receiving WIC vouchersV 0 .No 1 .Yes 9 .Not in universe

364

GENERAL TYPE 1

DATA SIZE BEGIN

D WIC3144 1 4293 Did ... receive any WIC vouchers 4 months ago. Month 1U Female 15 years old or older receiving WIC vouchersV 0 .No 1 .Yes 9 .Not in universe

D I25IMP01 1 4294 WIC imputation flag 1 Imputation of field WIC3138V 0 .Not imputed 1 .Imputed




D I27REC1 1 4298 Recipiency of food stamps. Month 1 of the reference periodU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No


365

GENERAL TYPE 1

DATA SIZE BEGIN



D I27AMT1 5 4302 Amount of food stamps received. Month 1 of the reference period Range = -9,33332U Persons 15 years old or olderV -0009 .Not in universe




D FS3100 1 4322 Were all the people living here covered under ...'s food stamp allotmentU All persons, including children,

366

GENERAL TYPE 1

DATA SIZE BEGIN

covered by food stamp allotmentV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes - skip to next income source 2 .No* ** The next 10 fields (FS3102 through ** FS3120) are possible answers to the ** question: ** ** Which persons were covered ** *

D FS3102 3 4323 Person No. 101-999U All persons, including children, covered by food stamp allotmentV 000 .Not in universe






367

GENERAL TYPE 1

DATA SIZE BEGIN





D I27IMP01 1 4353 Food stamp imputation flag 1 Imputation of field I27AMT1V 0 .Not imputed 1 .Imputed



D I27IMP04 1 4356 Food stamp imputation flag 4 Imputation of field I27AMT4V 0 .Not imputed 1 .ImputedD I28REC1 1 4357 Recipiency of child support payments.

368

GENERAL TYPE 1

DATA SIZE BEGIN

Month 1 of the reference periodU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No

D I28REC2 1 4358 Recipiency of child support payments. Month 2 of the reference periodU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No



D I28AMT1 5 4361 Amount of child support payments received. Month 1 of the reference period Range = -9,33332U Persons 15 years old or olderV -0009 .Not in universe


D I28AMT3 5 4371 Amount of child support payments

369

GENERAL TYPE 1

DATA SIZE BEGIN



D I28IMP01 1 4381 Child support imputation flag 1 Imputation of field I28AMT1V 0 .Not imputed 1 .Imputed




D I29REC1 1 4385 Recipiency of alimony payments. Month 1 of the reference periodU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No

D I29REC2 1 4386 Recipiency of alimony payments. Month 2 of the reference period

370

GENERAL TYPE 1

DATA SIZE BEGIN




D I29AMT1 5 4389 Amount of alimony payments received. Month 1 of the reference period Range = -9,33332U Persons 15 years old or olderV -0009 .Not in universe




371

GENERAL TYPE 1

DATA SIZE BEGIN

D I29IMP01 1 4409 Alimony payments imputation flag 1 Imputation of field I29AMT1V 0 .Not imputed 1 .Imputed




D I30REC1 1 4413 Recipiency of company or union pension income. Month 1 of the reference periodU Persons 40 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No



372

GENERAL TYPE 1

DATA SIZE BEGIN


D I30AMT1 5 4417 Amount of company or union pension income received. Month 1 of the reference period Range = -9,33332U Persons 40 years old or olderV -0009 .Not in universe




D I30IMP01 1 4437 Company or union pension imputation flag 1 Imputation of field I30AMT1V 0 .Not imputed 1 .Imputed

373

GENERAL TYPE 1

DATA SIZE BEGIN




D I31REC1 1 4441 Recipiency of Federal civil service pension income. Month 1 of the reference periodU Persons 40 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No

D I31REC2 1 4442 Recipiency of Federal civil service pension income. Month 2 of the reference periodU Persons 40 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No

D I31REC3 1 4443 Recipiency of Federal civil service pension income. Month 3 of the reference periodU Persons 40 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .NoD I31REC4 1 4444 Recipiency of Federal civil service

374

GENERAL TYPE 1

DATA SIZE BEGIN

pension income. Month 4 of the reference periodU Persons 40 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No

D I31AMT1 5 4445 Amount of Federal civil service pension income received. Month 1 of the reference period. Range = -9,33332U Persons 40 years old or olderV -0009 .Not in universe




D I31IMP01 1 4465 Federal civilian pension imputation flag 1 Imputation of field I31AMT1V 0 .Not imputed 1 .Imputed


375

GENERAL TYPE 1

DATA SIZE BEGIN



D I32REC1 1 4469 Recipiency of U.S. military retirement income. Month 1 of the reference periodU Persons 40 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No




D I32AMT1 5 4473 Amount of U.S. military retirement income received. Month 1 of the reference

376

GENERAL TYPE 1

DATA SIZE BEGIN

period Range = -9,33332U Persons 40 years old or olderV -0009 .Not in universe

D I32AMT2 5 4478 Amount of U.S. military retirement income received. Month 2 of the reference period Range = -9,33332U Persons 40 years old or olderV -0009 .Not in universe



D I32IMP01 1 4493 Military retirement imputation flag 1 Imputation of field I32AMT1V 0 .Not imputed 1 .Imputed




377

GENERAL TYPE 1

DATA SIZE BEGIN

D I34REC1 1 4497 Recipiency of State government pension income. Month 1 of the reference periodU Persons 40 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No




D I34AMT1 5 4501 Amount of State government pension income received. Month 1 of the reference period Range = -9,33332U Persons 40 years old or olderV -0009 .Not in universe


D I34AMT3 5 4511 Amount of State government pension income received. Month 3 of the

378

GENERAL TYPE 1

DATA SIZE BEGIN

reference period Range = -9,33332U Persons 40 years old or olderV -0009 .Not in universe


D I34IMP01 1 4521 State government pension imputation flag 1 Imputation of field I34AMT1V 0 .Not imputed 1 .Imputed




D I35REC1 1 4525 Recipiency of local government pension income. Month 1 of the reference periodU Persons 40 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No

D I35REC2 1 4526 Recipiency of local government pension

379

GENERAL TYPE 1

DATA SIZE BEGIN

income. Month 2 of the reference periodU Persons 40 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No



D I35AMT1 5 4529 Amount of local government pension income received. Month 1 of the reference period Range = -9,33332U Persons 40 years old or olderV -0009 .Not in universe




380

GENERAL TYPE 1

DATA SIZE BEGIN

D I35IMP01 1 4549 Local government pension imputation flag 1 Imputation of field I35AMT1V 0 .Not imputed 1 .Imputed




D I36REC1 1 4553 Recipiency of life insurance income Month 1 of the reference periodU Persons 40 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No

D I36REC2 1 4554 Recipiency of life insurance income Month 2 of the reference periodU Persons 40 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .no

D I36REC3 1 4555 Recipiency of life insurance income Month 3 of the reference periodU Persons 40 years old or older

381

GENERAL TYPE 1

DATA SIZE BEGIN

V 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .no

D I36REC4 1 4556 Recipiency of life insurance income Month 4 of the reference periodU Persons 40 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No

D I36AMT1 5 4557 Amount of life insurance income received. Month 1 of the reference period Range = -9,33332U Persons 40 years old or olderV -0009 .Not in universe




D I36IMP01 1 4577 Life insurance income imputation flag 1 Imputation of field I36AMT1V 0 .Not imputed 1 .Imputed

D I36IMP02 1 4578 Life insurance income imputation flag 2 Imputation of field I36AMT2

382

GENERAL TYPE 1

DATA SIZE BEGIN




D I37REC1 1 4581 Recipiency of estates and trusts income. Month 1 of the reference periodU Persons 40 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No




D I37AMT1 5 4585 Amount of estates and trusts income

383

GENERAL TYPE 1

DATA SIZE BEGIN


D I37AMT2 5 4590 Amount of estates and trusts income received. Month 2 of the reference period Range = -9,33332U Persons 40 years old or olderV -0009 .Not in universe



D I37IMP01 1 4605 Estates and trusts imputation flag 1 Imputation of field I37AMT1V 0 .Not imputed 1 .Imputed




384

GENERAL TYPE 1

DATA SIZE BEGIN

D I38REC1 1 4609 Recipiency of other retirement, disability or survivor payments income. Month 1 of the reference periodU Persons 40 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No




D I38AMT1 5 4613 Amount of other retirement, disability or survivor payments income received. Month 1 of the reference period Range = -9,33332U Persons 40 years old or olderV -0009 .Not in universe

D I38AMT2 5 4618 Amount of other retirement, disability or survivor payments income received. Month 2 of the reference period

385

GENERAL TYPE 1

DATA SIZE BEGIN

Range = -9,33332U Persons 40 years old or olderV -0009 .Not in universe



D I38IMP01 1 4633 Other retirement, disability or survivor payments imputation flag 1 Imputation of field I38AMT1V 0 .Not imputed 1 .Imputed



D I38IMP04 1 4636 Other retirement, disability or survivor payments imputation flag 4 Imputation of field I38AMT4V 0 .Not imputed 1 .ImputedD I40REC1 1 4637 Recipiency of G.I. Bill education

386

GENERAL TYPE 1

DATA SIZE BEGIN

benefits. Month 1 of the reference periodU Persons 17 to 49 years oldV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No

D I40REC2 1 4638 Recipiency of G.I. Bill education benefits. Month 2 of the reference periodU Persons 17 to 49 years oldV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No



D I40AMT1 5 4641 Amount of G.I. Bill education benefits received. Month 1 of the reference period Range = -9,33332U Persons 17 to 49 years oldV -0009 .Not in universe


387

GENERAL TYPE 1

DATA SIZE BEGIN



D I40IMP01 1 4661 G.I. Bill education benefits imputation flag1 Imputation of field I40AMT1V 0 .Not imputed 1 .Imputed

D I40IMP02 1 4662 G.I. Bill education benefits imputation flag 2 Imputation of field I40AMT2V 0 .Not imputed 1 .Imputed



D I50REC1 1 4665 Recipiency of income from charitable groups. Month 1 of the reference periodU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No

388

GENERAL TYPE 1

DATA SIZE BEGIN




D I50AMT1 5 4669 Amount of income received from charitable groups. Month 1 of the reference period Range = -9,33332U Persons 15 years old or olderV -0009 .Not in universe



D I50AMT4 5 4684 Amount of income received from charitable groups. Month 4 of the

389

GENERAL TYPE 1

DATA SIZE BEGIN


D I50IMP01 1 4689 Charitable group imputation flag 1 Imputation of field I50AMT1V 0 .Not imputed 1 .Imputed




D I51REC1 1 4693 Recipiency of money from relatives or friends. Month 1 of the reference periodU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No

D I51REC2 1 4694 Recipiency of money from relatives or friends. Month 2 of the reference periodU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .no

D I51REC3 1 4695 Recipiency of money from relatives or friends. Month 3 of the reference

390

GENERAL TYPE 1

DATA SIZE BEGIN

periodU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No

D I51REC4 1 4696 Recipiency of money from relatives or friends. Month 4 of the reference periodU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No

D I51AMT1 5 4697 Amount of money received from relatives or friends. Month 1 of the reference period Range = -9,33332U Persons 15 years old or olderV -0009 .Not in universe




D I51IMP01 1 4717 Money from relatives or friends imputation flag 1 Imputation of field I51AMT1V 0 .Not imputed 1 .Imputed

391

GENERAL TYPE 1

DATA SIZE BEGIN




D I52REC1 1 4721 Recipiency of lump sum payments. Month 1 of the reference periodU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No



D I52REC4 1 4724 Recipiency of lump sum payments. Month 4 of the reference periodU Persons 15 years old or older

392

GENERAL TYPE 1

DATA SIZE BEGIN


D I52AMT1 5 4725 Amount of lump sum payments received. Month 1 of the reference period Range = -9,33332U Persons 15 years old or olderV -0009 .Not in universe




D I52IMP01 1 4745 Lump sum payment imputation flag 1 Imputation of field I52AMT1V 0 .Not imputed 1 .Imputed



393

GENERAL TYPE 1

DATA SIZE BEGIN


D I53REC1 1 4749 Recipiency of income from roomers or boarders. Month 1 of the reference periodU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No




D I53AMT1 5 4753 Amount of income from roomers or boarders received. Month 1 of the reference period Range = -9,33332U Persons 15 years old or olderV -0009 .Not in universe

394

GENERAL TYPE 1

DATA SIZE BEGIN




D I53IMP01 1 4773 Income from roomers or boarders imputation flag 1 Imputation of field I53AMT1V 0 .Not imputed 1 .Imputed




395

GENERAL TYPE 1

DATA SIZE BEGIN

D I54REC1 1 4777 Recipiency of income from National Guard or reserve pay. Month 1 of the reference periodU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No




D I54AMT1 5 4781 Amount of National Guard or reserve pay income received. Month 1 of the reference period Range = -9,33332U Persons 15 years old or olderV -0009 .Not in universe


396

GENERAL TYPE 1

DATA SIZE BEGIN



D I54IMP01 1 4801 National Guard or reserve pay imputation flag1 Imputation of field I54AMT1V 0 .Not imputed 1 .Imputed

D I54IMP02 1 4802 National Guard or reserve pay imputation flag 2 Imputation of field I54AMT2V 0 .Not imputed 1 .Imputed



D I55REC1 1 4805 Recipiency of incidental or casual earnings income. Month 1 of the reference periodU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe

397

GENERAL TYPE 1

DATA SIZE BEGIN

1 .Yes 2 .No

D I55REC2 1 4806 Recipiency of incidental or casual earnings income. Month 2 of the reference periodU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No



D I55AMT1 5 4809 Amount of incidental or casual earnings income received. Month 1 of the reference period Range = -9,33332U Persons 15 years old or olderV -0009 .Not in universe


D I55AMT3 5 4819 Amount of incidental or casual earnings income received. Month 3 of the

398

GENERAL TYPE 1

DATA SIZE BEGIN



D I55IMP01 1 4829 Casual earnings imputation flag 1 Imputation of field I55AMT1V 0 .Not imputed 1 .Imputed




D I56REC1 1 4833 Recipiency of other cash income. Month 1 of the reference periodU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No

D I56REC2 1 4834 Recipiency of other cash income. Month 2 of the reference period

399

GENERAL TYPE 1

DATA SIZE BEGIN




D I56AMT1 5 4837 Amount of other cash income received. Month 1 of the reference period Range = -9,33332U Persons 15 years old or olderV -0009 .Not in universe




400

GENERAL TYPE 1

DATA SIZE BEGIN

D I56IMP01 1 4857 Other cash income imputation flag 1 Imputation of field I56AMT1V 0 .Not imputed 1 .Imputed



D I56IMP04 1 4860 Other cash income imputation flag 4 Imputation of field I56AMT4V 0 .Not imputed 1 .Imputed* ** The following 12 fields pertain to ** 5 income types which are combined ** to reduce the likelihood of ** individual disclosure. The 5 are ** State administered SSI; Black lung ** payments; State temporary sickness ** or disability benefits; Indian, ** Cuban or refugee assistance; and ** National Guard or Reserve Forces ** retirement. ** *

D I75REC1 1 4861 Recipiency of undisclosable income. Month 1 of the reference periodU Persons 15 years old or olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No

D I75REC2 1 4862 Recipiency of undisclosable income. Month 2 of the reference periodU Persons 15 years old or older

401

GENERAL TYPE 1

DATA SIZE BEGIN




D I75AMT1 6 4865 Amount of undisclosable income received. Month 1 of the reference period Range = -9,166660U Persons 15 years old or olderV -00009 .Not in universe



D I75AMT4 6 4883 Amount of undisclosable income received. Month 4 of the reference period Range = -9,166660U Persons 15 years old or olderV -00009 .Not in universeD I75IMP01 1 4889 Undisclosable income imputation flag 1

402

GENERAL TYPE 1

DATA SIZE BEGIN


D I75IMP02 1 4890 Undisclosable income imputation flag 2 Imputation of field I75AMT2V 0 .Not imputed 1 .Imputed



403

GENERAL TYPE 2

DATA SIZE BEGIN

* ** The next 16 fields contain ** assets 100-103 by months 1-4. ** ** J100YN-1....4 ** JINT1001....4 ** O100YN-1....4 ** OINT1001....4 ** *

D J100YN-1 1 4893 Were assets 100 through 103 owned jointly with spouse in month 1 of the reference period.U Assets 100-103 owned jointly by married couplesV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No


D J100YN-3 1 4895 Were assets 100 through 103 owned jointly with spouse in month 3 of the reference period.U Assets 100-103 owned jointly by married couplesV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .NoD J100YN-4 1 4896 Were assets 100 through 103 owned jointly with spouse in month 4 of the reference period.U Assets 100-103 owned jointly by married couplesV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No

404

GENERAL TYPE 2

DATA SIZE BEGIN

D JINT1001 4 4897 Amount of interest income received jointly with spouse from income sources 100 through 103 for month 1 of the reference period. In dollars. Range = -9,2500.U Assets 100-103 owned jointly by married couplesV -009 .Not in universe 0000 .None




D O100YN-1 1 4913 Were assets 100 through 103 owned in own name in month 1 of the reference period.U Assets 100-103 owned by individual persons

405

GENERAL TYPE 2

DATA SIZE BEGIN

15 years old and olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No

D O100YN-2 1 4914 Were assets 100 through 103 owned in own name in month 2 of the reference period.U Assets 100-103 owned by individual persons 15 years old and olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No



D OINT1001 4 4917 Amount of interest income received in own name from income sources 100 through 103 for month 1 of the reference period. In dollars. Range = -9,2500.U Assets 100-103 owned by individual persons 15 years old and olderV -009 .Not in universe 0000 .None

D OINT1002 4 4921 Amount of interest income received in own name from income sources 100 through 103 for month 2 of the reference period. In dollars. Range = -9,2500.

406

GENERAL TYPE 2

DATA SIZE BEGIN

U Assets 100-103 owned by individual persons 15 years old and olderV -009 .Not in universe 0000 .None

D OINT1003 4 4925 Amount of interest income received in own name from income sources 100 through 103 for month 3 of the reference period. In dollars. Range= -9,2500.U Assets 100-103 owned by individual persons 15 years old and olderV -009 .Not in universe 0000 .None

D OINT1004 4 4929 Amount of interest income received in own name from income sources 100 through 103 for month 4 of the reference period. In dollars. Range = -9,2500.U Assets 100-103 owned by individual persons 15 years old and olderV -009 .Not in universe 0000 .None

D JCALC100 1 4933 Were the fields "JINT1001....4" calculated based on reported account balancesU Assets 100-103 owned jointly by married couplesV 0 .No, not calculated 1 .Yes, interest was calculated 9 .Not in universe

D OCALC100 1 4934 Were the fields "OINT1001....4" calculated based on reported account balancesU Assets 100-103 owned by individual persons 15 years old and olderV 0 .No, not calculated 1 .Yes, calculated 9 .Not in universe

* ** The next 16 fields contain *

407

GENERAL TYPE 2

DATA SIZE BEGIN

* assets 104-107 by months 1-4. ** ** J104YN-1....4 ** JINT1041....4 ** O104YN-1....4 ** OINT1041....4 ** *




D J104YN-4 1 4938 Were assets 104 through 107 owned jointly with spouse in month 4 of the reference period.U Assets 104-107 owned jointly by married couplesV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .NoD JINT1041 4 4939 Amount of income received jointly with

408

GENERAL TYPE 2

DATA SIZE BEGIN

spouse from income sources 104 through 107 for month 1 of the reference period. In dollars. Range = -9,2500.U Assets 104-107 owned jointly by married couplesV -009 .Not in universe 0000 .None

D JINT1042 4 4943 Amount of income received jointly with spouse from income sources 104 through 107 for month of the reference period. In dollars. Range = -9,2500.U Assets 104-107 owned jointly by married couplesV -009 .Not in universe 0000 .None

D JINT1043 4 4947 Amount of income received jointly with spouse from income sources 104 through 107 for month 3 of the reference period. In dollars. Range = -9,2500.U Assets 104-107 owned jointly by married couplesV -009 .Not in universe 0000 .None

D JINT1044 4 4951 Amount of income received jointly with spouse from income sources 104 through 107 for month 4 of the reference period. In dollars. Range = -9,2500.U Assets 104-107 owned jointly by married couplesV -009 .Not in universe 0000 .None


D O104YN-2 1 4956 Were assets 104 through 107 owned in own

409

GENERAL TYPE 2

DATA SIZE BEGIN

name in month 2 of the reference period.U Assets 104-107 owned by individual persons 15 years old and olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No



D OINT1041 4 4959 Amount of income received in own name from income sources 104 through 107 for month 1 of the reference period. In dollars. Range = -9,2500.U Assets 104-107 owned by individual persons 15 years old and olderV -009 .Not in universe 0000 .None


D OINT1043 4 4967 Amount of income received in own name from income sources 104 through 107 for month 3 of the reference period. In

410

GENERAL TYPE 2

DATA SIZE BEGIN

dollars. Range = -9,2500.U Assets 104-107 owned by individual persons 15 years old and olderV -009 .Not in universe 0000 .None


D JCALC104 1 4975 Were the fields "JINT1041....4" calculated based on reported account balancesU Assets 104-107 owned jointly by married couplesV 0 .No, not calculated 1 .Yes, interest was calculated 9 .Not in universe

D OCALC104 1 4976 Were the fields "OINT1041....4" calculated based on reported account balancesU Assets 104-107 owned by individual persons 15 years old and olderV 0 .No, not calculated 1 .Yes, calculated 9 .Not in universe* ** The next 32 fields contain income ** source code 110 (stocks or mutual ** fund shares) by months 1-4. ** ** J110RYN1....4 ** JDIR1101....4 ** O110RYN1....4 ** ODIR1101....4 ** J110CYN1....4 ** JDIC1101....4 ** O110CYN1....4 ** ODIC1101....4 ** *

411

GENERAL TYPE 2

DATA SIZE BEGIN

D J110RYN1 1 4977 Were dividend checks received jointly with spouse in month 1 of the reference period.U Asset 110 owned jointly by married couplesV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No




D JDIR1101 4 4981 Amount of income received jointly with spouse from income source 110 for month 1 of the reference period. In dollars. Range = -9,2500.U Asset 110 owned jointly by married couplesV -009 .Not in universe 0000 .None

D JDIR1102 4 4985 Amount of income received jointly with spouse from income source 110 for month 2 of the reference period. In dollars.

412

GENERAL TYPE 2

DATA SIZE BEGIN

Range = -9,2500.U Asset 110 owned jointly by married couplesV -009 .Not in universe 0000 .None



D O110RYN1 1 4997 Were dividend checks received in own name in month 1 of the reference period.U Asset 110 owned by individual persons 15 years old and olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No

D O110RYN2 1 4998 Were dividend checks received in own name in month 2 of the reference period.U Asset 110 owned by individual persons 15 years and olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No


413

GENERAL TYPE 2

DATA SIZE BEGIN


D ODIR1101 4 5001 Amount of income received in own name from income source 110 for month 1 of the reference period. In dollars. Range= -9,2500.U Asset 110 owned by individual persons 15 years old and olderV -009 .Not in universe 0000 .None

D ODIR1102 4 5005 Amount of income received in own name from income source 110 for month 2 of the reference period. In dollars. Range = -9,2500.U Asset 110 owned by individual persons 15 years old and olderV -009 .Not in universe 0000 .None



414

GENERAL TYPE 2

DATA SIZE BEGIN

D J110CYN1 1 5017 Were credited dividends from source 110 earned jointly with spouse in month 1 of the reference period. earned jointly with spouse in month 1 of the reference period.U Asset 110 owned jointly by married couplesV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No

D J110CYN2 1 5018 Were credited dividends from source 110 earned jointly with spouse in month 2 of the reference period.U Asset 110 owned jointly by married couplesV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No



D JDIC1101 4 5021 Amount of income received jointly with spouse from income source 110 and reinvested for month 1 of the reference period. In dollars. Range = -9,2500.U Asset 110 owned jointly by married

415

GENERAL TYPE 2

DATA SIZE BEGIN

couplesV -009 .Not in universe 0000 .None

D JDIC1102 4 5025 Amount of income received jointly with spouse from income source 110 and reinvested for month 2 of the reference period. In dollars. Range = -9,2500.U Asset 110 owned jointly by married couplesV -009 .Not in universe 0000 .None



D O110CYN1 1 5037 Were credited dividends from source 110 earned in own name in month 1 of the reference period.U Asset 110 owned by individual persons 15 years old and olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No

D O110CYN2 1 5038 Were credited dividends from source 110 earned in own name in month 2 of the reference period.U Asset 110 owned by individual persons 15

416

GENERAL TYPE 2

DATA SIZE BEGIN

years old and olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No



D ODIC1101 4 5041 Amount of income received in own name from income source 110 and reinvested for month 1 of the reference period. In dollars. Range = -9,2500.U Asset 110 owned by individual persons 15 years old and olderV -009 .Not in universe 0000 .None

D ODIC1102 4 5045 Amount of income received in own name from income source 110 and reinvested for month 2 of the reference period. In dollars. Range = -9,2500.U Asset 110 owned by individual persons 15 years old and olderV -009 .Not in universe 0000 .None

D ODIC1103 4 5049 Amount of income received in own name from income source 110 and reinvested

417

GENERAL TYPE 2

DATA SIZE BEGIN

for month 3 of the reference period. In dollars. Range = -9,2500.U Asset 110 owned by individual persons 15 years old and olderV -009 .Not in universe 0000 .None

D ODIC1104 4 5053 Amount of income received in own name from income source 110 and reinvested for month 4 of the reference period. In dollars. Range = -9,2500.U Asset 110 owned by individual persons 15 years old and olderV -009 .Not in universe 0000 .None* ** The next 24 fields contain income ** source code 120 (rental property) by ** months 1-4. ** ** J120YN-1....4 ** JRNT1201....4 ** O120YN-1....4 ** ORNT1201....4 ** OJ120YN1....4 ** OJRT1201....4 ** ** *

D J120YN-1 1 5057 Was rental income received from property owned jointly with spouse in month 1 of the reference period.U Asset 120 owned jointly by married couplesV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No

D J120YN-2 1 5058 Was rental income received from property owned jointly with spouse in month 2 of the reference period.U Asset 120 owned jointly by married couplesV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .NoD J120YN-3 1 5059 Was rental income received from property

418

GENERAL TYPE 2

DATA SIZE BEGIN

owned jointly with spouse in month 3 of the reference period.U Asset 120 owned jointly by married couplesV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No

D J120YN-4 1 5060 Was rental income received from property owned jointly with spouse in month 4 of the reference period.U Asset 120 owned jointly by married couplesV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No

D JRNT1201 5 5061 Amount of rental income cleared jointly with spouse for month 1 of the reference period. Dollar amount range = -2500,2500.U Asset 120 owned jointly by married couplesV -9999 .Not in universe 00000 .None



D JRNT1204 5 5076 Amount of rental income cleared jointly with spouse for month 4 of the reference period. Dollar amount range = -2500,2500.

419

GENERAL TYPE 2

DATA SIZE BEGIN

U Asset 120 owned jointly by married couplesV -9999 .Not in universe 00000 .None

D O120YN-1 1 5081 Was rental income received from property owned in own name in month 1 of the reference period.U Asset 120 owned by individual persons 15 years old and olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No




D ORNT1201 5 5085 Amount of rental income cleared in own name for month 1 of the reference period. Dollar amount range = -2500,2500.U Asset 120 owned by individual persons 15

420

GENERAL TYPE 2

DATA SIZE BEGIN

years old and olderV -9999 .Not in universe 00000 .None

D ORNT1202 5 5090 Amount of rental income cleared in own name for month 2 of the reference period. Dollar amount range = -2500,2500.U Asset 120 owned by individual persons 15 years old and olderV -9999 .Not in universe 00000 .None



D OJ120YN1 1 5105 Was rental income received from property owned jointly with others in month 1 of the reference period.U Asset 120 owned jointly with someone else other than spouseV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No

D OJ120YN2 1 5106 Was rental income received from property owned jointly with others in month 2 of the reference period.U Asset 120 owned jointly with someone else other than spouseV 0 .Not in universe

421

GENERAL TYPE 2

DATA SIZE BEGIN

1 .Yes 2 .No



D OJRT1201 5 5109 Amount of rental income cleared jointly with others for month 1 of the reference period. Dollar amount range = -2500,2500.U Asset 120 owned jointly with someone else other than spouseV -9999 .Not in universe 00000 .None

D OJRT1202 5 5114 Amount of rental income cleared jointly with others for month 2 of the reference period. Dollar amount range = -2500,2500U Asset 120 owned jointly with someone else other than spouseV -9999 .Not in universe 00000 .None

D OJRT1203 5 5119 Amount of rental income cleared jointly with others for month 3 of the reference period. Dollar amount range = -2500,2500.U Asset 120 owned jointly with someone else

422

GENERAL TYPE 2

DATA SIZE BEGIN

other than spouseV -9999 .Not in universe 00000 .None

D OJRT1204 5 5124 Amount of rental income cleared jointly with others for month 4 of the reference period. Dollar amount range = -2500,2500.U Asset 120 owned jointly with someone else other than spouseV -9999 .Not in universe 00000 .None* ** The next 24 fields contain income ** source code 130 (mortgages) by ** months 1-4. ** ** JMTGNYN1....4 ** JMORTYN1....4 ** JMAM1301....4 ** OMTGNYN1....4 ** OMORTYN1....4 ** OMAM1301....4 ** *

D JMTGNYN1 1 5129 Was mortgage held jointly with spouse for month 1 of the reference period.U Asset 130 owned jointly by married couplesV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No


D JMTGNYN3 1 5131 Was mortgage held jointly with spouse for month 3 of the reference period.U Asset 130 owned jointly by married

423

GENERAL TYPE 2

DATA SIZE BEGIN

couplesV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No


D JMORTYN1 1 5133 Was interest received from jointly owned mortgage for month 1 of the reference period.U Asset 130 owned jointly by married couplesV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No



D JMORTYN4 1 5136 Was interest received from jointly owned mortgage for month 4 of the reference period.U Asset 130 owned jointly by married

424

GENERAL TYPE 2

DATA SIZE BEGIN

couplesV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No

D JMAM1301 4 5137 Amount of mortgage interest earned jointly with spouse for month 1 of the reference period. In dollars. Range = -9,2500.U Asset 130 owned jointly by married couplesV -009 .Not in universe 0000 .None




D OMTGNYN1 1 5153 Was mortgage held in own name in month 1 of the reference period.

425

GENERAL TYPE 2

DATA SIZE BEGIN

U Asset 130 owned by individual persons 15 years old and olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No

D OMTGNYN2 1 5154 Was mortgage held in own name in month 2 of the reference period.U Asset 130 owned by individual persons 15 years years old and olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No

D OMTGNYN3 1 5155 Was mortgage held in own name in month 3 of the reference period.U Asset 130 owned by individual persons 15 years old and olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No

D OMTGNYN4 1 5156 Was mortgage held in own name in month 4 of the reference period.U Asset 130 owned by individual persons 15 years old and olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No

D OMORTYN1 1 5157 Was interest received from mortgage held in own name for month 1 of the reference period.U Asset 130 owned by individual persons 15 years old and olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No

D OMORTYN2 1 5158 Was interest received from mortgage held in own name for month 2 of the reference period.U Asset 130 owned by individual persons 15 years old and older

426

GENERAL TYPE 2

DATA SIZE BEGIN




D OMAM1301 4 5161 Amount of mortgage interest earned in own name for month 1 of the reference period. In dollars. Range = -9,2500.U Asset 130 owned by individual persons 15 years old and olderV -009 .Not in universe 0000 .None

D OMAM1302 4 5165 Amount of mortgage interest earned in own name for month 2 of the reference period. In dollars. Range = -9,2500.U Asset 130 owned by individual persons 15 years old and olderV -009 .Not in universe 0000 .None

D OMAM1303 4 5169 Amount of mortgage interest earned in own name for month 3 of the reference period. In dollars. Range = -9,2500.U Asset 130 owned by individual persons 15 years old and older

427

GENERAL TYPE 2

DATA SIZE BEGIN

V -009 .Not in universe 0000 .None

D OMAM1304 4 5173 Amount of mortgage interest earned in own name for month 4 of the reference period. In dollars. Range = -9,2500.U Asset 130 owned by individual persons 15 years old and olderV -009 .Not in universe 0000 .None* ** The next 8 fields contain income ** source codes 140 (royalties) and ** 150 (other financial investments) ** by months 1-4. ** ** ** O4050YN1....4 ** RAM40501....4 ** *

D O4050YN1 1 5177 Were royalties or other financial investment income received in month 1 of the reference period in own name.U Asset 140 owned by individual persons 15 years old and olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No


D O4050YN3 1 5179 Were royalties or other financial investment income received in month 3 of the reference period in own name.U Asset 140 owned by individual persons 15 years old and olderV 0 .Not in universe

428

GENERAL TYPE 2

DATA SIZE BEGIN

1 .Yes 2 .No


D RAM40501 5 5181 Amount earned from royalties and other financial investments for month 1 of the reference period. Dollar amount range = -2500,2500.U Asset 140 owned by individual persons 15 years old and olderV -9999 .Not in universe 00000 .None



D RAM40504 5 5196 Amount earned from royalties and other financial investments for month 4 of the reference period. Dollar amount range = -2500,2500.

429

GENERAL TYPE 2

DATA SIZE BEGIN

U Asset 140 owned by individual persons 15 years old and olderV -9999 .Not in universe 00000 .None* ** The next 4 fields (SC4300 through ** SC4306) are possible answers to the ** question: ** ** Check item A10 ** Asset types owned ** *

D SC4300 1 5201 ISS code 100 - regular/passbook savings accountsU Persons 15 years old and olderV 0 .Not marked as a type of asset owned 1 .Marked as a type of asset owned 9 .Not in universe

D SC4302 1 5202 ISS code 101 - money market deposit accountsU Persons 15 years old and olderV 0 .Not marked as a type of asset owned 1 .Marked as a type of asset owned 9 .Not in universe

D SC4304 1 5203 ISS code 102 - certificates of deposit or other savings certificatesU Persons 15 years old and olderV 0 .Not marked as a type of asset owned 1 .Marked as a type of asset owned 9 .Not in universe

D SC4306 1 5204 ISS code 103 - NOW, Super NOW or other interest earning checking accountsU Persons 15 years old and olderV 0 .Not marked as a type of asset owned 1 .Marked as a type of asset owned 9 .Not in universe

D SC4308 1 5205 Check item A11

430

GENERAL TYPE 2

DATA SIZE BEGIN

Interview status of ...'s spouse .U Persons 15 years old and olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .No spouse in household - skip To SC4320 2 .Interview for spouse not yet conducted 3 .Interview for spouse already conducted - skip to SC4318

D SC4310 1 5206 Did ... own any of these assets jointly with ...'s (husband/wife)U Assets 100-103 owned by persons 15 years old and olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to SC4320

D SC4312 5 5207 What is your best estimate of the total amount of interest earned on these jointly held assets during the 4-month period Range = 0,20000.U Assets 100-103 owned jointly by married couplesV 00000 .Not in universe

D G2-FILL1 1 5212 Zero filler

D SC4318 1 5213 Besides the assets owned jointly with ...'s (husband/wife), did ... have any of these in ...'s own nameU Assets 100-103 owned by individual persons 15 years old and olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to next ISS code

D SC4320 5 5214 What is your best estimate of the total amount of interest earned on these assets during the 4-month period

431

GENERAL TYPE 2

DATA SIZE BEGIN

Range = 0,10000U Assets 100-103 owned by individual persons 15 years old and olderV 00000 .Not in universe

D G2-FILL2 1 5219 Zero filler* ** The next 4 fields (SC4400 through ** SC4406) are possible answers to the ** question: ** ** Check item A12 ** Asset types owned ** *

D SC4400 1 5220 ISS code 104 - money market fundsU Persons 15 years old and olderV 0 .Not marked as a type of asset owned 1 .Marked as a type of asset owned 9 .Not in universe

D SC4402 1 5221 ISS code 105 - U.S. government securitiesU Persons 15 years old and olderV 0 .Not marked as a type of asset owned 1 .Marked as a type of asset owned 9 .Not in universe

D SC4404 1 5222 ISS code 106 - municipal or corporate bondsU Persons 15 years old and olderV 0 .Not marked as a type of asset owned 1 .Marked as a type of asset owned 9 .Not in universe

D SC4406 1 5223 ISS code 107 - other interest-earning assetsU Persons 15 years old and olderV 0 .Not marked as a type of asset owned 1 .Marked as a type of asset owned 9 .Not in universe

D SC4408 1 5224 Check item A13

432

GENERAL TYPE 2

DATA SIZE BEGIN

Interview status of ...'s spouse .U Persons 15 years old and olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .No spouse in household - skip to SC4420 2 .Interview for spouse not yet conducted 3 .Interview for spouse already conducted - skip to SC4418

D SC4410 1 5225 Did ... own any of these assets jointly with ...'s (husband/wife)U Assets 104-107 owned by persons 15 years old and olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to SC4420

D SC4412 5 5226 What is your best estimate of the total amount of interest earned on these jointly held assets during the 4-month period Range = 0,20000U Assets 104-107 owned jointly by married couplesV 00000 .Not in universe


D SC4418 1 5232 Besides the assets owned jointly with ...'s (husband/wife), did ... have any of these in ...'s own nameU Assets 104-107 owned by individual persons 15 years old and olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to next ISS code

D SC4420 5 5233 What is your best estimate of the total amount of interest earned on these assets during the 4-month period. In dollars.

433

GENERAL TYPE 2

DATA SIZE BEGIN

Range = 0,10000U Assets 104-107 owned by individual persons 15 years old and olderV 00000 .Not in universe


D SC4500 1 5239 Did ... receive any dividend checks for owned stocks or mutual fund shares during these 4 monthsU Persons 15 years old and olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to SC4512

D SC4502 1 5240 Check item A14 Interview status of ...'s spouseU Persons 15 years old and olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .No spouse in household - skip to SC4508 2 .Interview for spouse not yet conducted 3 .Interview for spouse already conducted - skip to SC4508

D SC4504 5 5241 During the past 4 months how much was received in dividend checks Made out jointly to ... and ...'s (husband/wife). In dollars. Range = -9,20000U Asset 110 owned jointly by married couplesV -0009 .Not in universe 00000 .None - skip to SC4508


D SC4508 5 5247 During this 4-month period, how much did ... receive in dividend checks (in ...'s name only) Range = -9,10000U Asset 110 owned by individual persons 15 years old and older

434

GENERAL TYPE 2

DATA SIZE BEGIN

V -0009 .Not in universe 00000 .NOne - skip to SC4512


D SC4512 1 5253 Did ... earn any (other) dividends that were credited against a margin account or automatically reinvested in additional shares of stockU Asset 110 owned by individual persons 15 years old and olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to next ISS code


D SC4516 5 5255 During the 4-month period how much of these kinds of dividends did ... earn jointly with ...'s (husband/ wife). In dollars. Range = -9,20000.U Asset 110 owned jointly by married couplesV -0009 .Not in universe 00000 .None

D SC4518 5 5260 During the 4-month period, how much of these kinds of dividends did ... earn (in ...'s name only) Range = -9,10000.U Asset 110 owned by individual persons 15 years old and olderV -0009 .Not in universe 00000 .None - skip to next ISS code

435

GENERAL TYPE 2

DATA SIZE BEGIN

D SC4600 1 5265 Check item A17 Interview status of ...'s spouse .U Persons 15 years old and olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .No spouse in household - skip to SC4610 2 .Interview for spouse not yet conducted 3 .Interview for spouse already conducted - skip to SC4610

D SC4602 1 5266 Did ... receive any rental income from property owned jointly by ... and ...'s (husband/wife)U Asset 120 owned jointly by married couplesV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to SC4610

D SC4604 5 5267 About how much was received in gross rent from this property during the 4-month period. Range = 0,20000U Asset 120 owned jointly by married couplesV 00000 .Not in universe

D SC4606 6 5272 What is your best estimate of the amount that was cleared after expenses. Negative amount indicates loss. Dollar amount range = -20000,20000U Asset 120 owned jointly by married couplesV 000000 .Not in universeD SC4610 1 5278 Did ... receive rental income from property owned entirely in ...'s own nameU Asset 120 owned by individual persons 15 years old and olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to SC4618

436

GENERAL TYPE 2

DATA SIZE BEGIN

D SC4612 5 5279 About how much was received in gross rent from this property during the 4-month period Range = 0,10000U Asset 120 owned by individual persons 15 years old and olderV 00000 .Not in universe

D SC4614 6 5284 What is your best estimate of the amount that was cleared after expenses. Negative amount indicates loss. Dollar amount range = -10000,10000U Asset 120 owned by individual persons 15 years old and olderV 000000 .Not in universe

D SC4618 1 5290 Did ... receive any rental income from property owned jointly with othersU Asset 120 owned jointly with someone else other than spouseV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to next ISS code

D SC4620 6 5291 What is your best estimate of ...'s share of the amount cleared on this property during the last 4 months. Negative amount indicates loss. Dollar amount range = -10000,10000U Asset 120 owned jointly with someone else other than spouseV 000000 .Not in universe* ** The next 3 fields (SC4700 through ** SC4704) are possible answers to the ** question: ** ** Check item A17 ** Asset types owned ** *

D SC4700 1 5297 ISS code 130 - mortgages

437

GENERAL TYPE 2

DATA SIZE BEGIN

U Persons 15 years old and olderV 0 .Not marked as a type of asset owned 1 .Marked as a type of asset owned 9 .Not in universe

D SC4702 1 5298 ISS code 140 - royaltiesU Persons 15 years old and olderV 0 .Not marked as a type of asset owned 1 .Marked as a type of asset owned 9 .Not in universe

D SC4704 1 5299 ISS code 150 - other financial investmentsU Persons 15 years old and olderV 0 .Not marked as a type of asset owned 1 .Marked as a type of asset owned 9 .Not in universe

D SC4706 1 5300 Check item A19 Is ISS code 130 marked in SC4700U Persons 15 years old and olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to SC4720


D SC4710 1 5302 Did ... own this mortgage jointly with ...'s spouseU Asset 130 owned jointly by married couplesV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to SC4716

438

GENERAL TYPE 2

DATA SIZE BEGIN

D SC4712 5 5303 During the past 4 months how much interest was paid to ... and ...'s spouse by the borrower. In dollars Range = -9,20000U Asset 130 owned jointly by married couplesV -0009 .Not in universe 00000 .None

D SC4714 1 5308 Did ... hold any mortgages in ...'s own nameU Asset 130 owned by individual persons 15 years old and olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to SC4718

D SC4716 5 5309 During the past 4 months how much interest was paid to ... by the borrower. In dollars. Range = -9,10000U Asset 130 owned by individual persons 15 years old and olderV -0009 .Not in universe 00000 .None

D SC4718 1 5314 Check item A21 Is ISS code 140 marked in SC4702 or ISS code 150 marked in SC4704U Persons 15 years old and olderV 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No

D SC4720 6 5315 During the past 4 months, how much income did ... receive from these assets. Negative amount indicates loss. Dollar amount range = -10000,10000U Asset 140 or 150 owned by individual persons 15 years old and olderV -99999 .Not in universe 000000 .None

439

GENERAL TYPE 2

DATA SIZE BEGIN

* ** General amounts 2 imputation flags ** *

D G2-IMP01 1 5321 General amounts 2 imputation flag 1 Imputation of 'SC4310'V 0 .Not imputed 1 .Imputed







D G2-IMP08 1 5328 General amounts 2 imputation flag 8 Imputation of 'SC4420'

440

GENERAL TYPE 2

DATA SIZE BEGIN









D G2-IMP16 1 5336 General amounts 2 imputation flag 16 Imputation of 'SC4604'

441

GENERAL TYPE 2

DATA SIZE BEGIN








D G2-IMP23 1 5343 General amounts 2 imputation flag 23 Imputation of 'SC4710'V 0 .Not imputed 1 .ImputedD G2-IMP24 1 5344 General amounts 2 imputation flag 24 Imputation of 'SC4712'V 0 .Not imputed 1 .Imputed

442

GENERAL TYPE 2

DATA SIZE BEGIN




D VERSION 1 5348 Release number of file Range = 1,9V 1 .Original version 2 .First re-release, etc.

D G2-FILL7 4 5349 Blank Filler

-11 A-l

Income Quce Code Llet

l- Social Security 2- U.S. Oovernaent Rallro8d Retirement pay 3- Pederel Supplement81 Security Income (SSI) s- State unemployment compeneetloa s- Supplemental Unemployment Beoeflte 7 - Other unemployment compeaeatlon (Trade Adjuetment Act beaeflto.

strlkc pay. other) 3- Vetcrrnr compeneatlon or penelone

10 - Worker’e compensation 12 - Employer or union tempor8ry rlckneee policy 13 - Payments from a rlckne8e. accident or dleabillty lneurance policy

purchared on your oen 20 - Aid to PamlIla with Dependent Children (AIQC. ADC) 21 - General arelrtance or Oeneral relief 23 - Footer child care payment8 a4 - Other ralf8re 2s - WC (Women. Infant8 end Children) Nutrltlon Progru 27 - Pood etempe 23 - Child rupport payment8 29 - Alimony payment8 30 - Penrion from company or union 31 - Federal Civil Service or other Federal clvllian aployee penrlonr 32 - U.S. Military retirement pay 34 - State government penefonr 35 - Local government p8neione 36 - Income from paid-up life lneurance policler or 8nnuitler 37 - Eetates and truete 33 - Other payment8 for retlrenent. dieablllty or l urvivor 40 - 0.1. Bill/VRAP education benefit8 50 - Income aerlrtaoce from a cbarltable group 51 - Honey from relative8 or friend8 52 - LUBP 8uD p4yMllt8 53 - Income frw roomer8 or boarder8 54 - National Ouard or Reeerve pay 5s - Incldeotal or caeaal earning8 56 - Other crab income not Included l leeuhere 7s - Categorler combined and recoded for confidentiality rea8on8

State Abrlnletered Supplemental gecurlty Incwe (old code 4) Black lung payment8 (old code 0) State temporary l lckneee or dleablllty benefit8 (old code 11) Indian. Cuban, or Refugee Aeeletance (old code 22) N8tiOnal Guard or Reeerve Force retlrewnt (old Cod8 33)

444

100 - R$~fu/~aatjuok savi~ l CCOUnt8 in a bank. l avlnge and loan or credit unlon

1.

101 - Ronay market deporit l ccoucte 102 - Certlflcatee of Depoelt or other l avlng8 certlflcatee 103 - NW, super IUM or other lntereet earning checking

account8 104 - Money l erket fundr 10s - U.S. Oovernment recurltIe8 106 - Huniclual or corporate bonds 107 - Other intereet-eeralng l eeote 110 - Stock8 or mutual fund l bare8 120 - Rental prop8rty 130 - Rertgaga8 140 - Royrlti88 150 - Other financl81 lnveetmente

170 - Worked 171 - Dl8abl.d

-172 - Medicare 173 - Medlcrld 174 - U.S. Saving Bond8 (E. BE) 17s - Other educational l 8818tance

Wages and salaries Ronfsrm self-employment incomo Farm self-employment income

Regular/passbook savings accounts in a bank, savings and loan or credit union Money market deposit accounts Certificates of Deposit or other savings certificates NON, Super NOW or Other interest-earnin# checking accounts Money market funds U.S. Government securities Municipal or corporate bonds Other interest-earning assets Stocks or mutual fund shares Rental property Mortgages Royal ties Other financial investments

Social Security U.S. Government Railroad Retirement pay Federal Supplsmental Security Income (BSI) State Administered Supplemental Security Income State unemployment compensation Supplemental Unemployment Renefits Other unemployment compensation (Trade Adjustment Act benefits; strike pay.

other) Veterans compensation or pensions Black lung payments Yorker’s compensation State temporary si&mess or disability benefits Payments from a sickness, accident or disability insurance policy purchased on

your own Aid to Qamllios with Repemdent Children WDC. ADCl General l s8lstsmce or General relict Indian, Cuban. or Refugee Assistance Porter child c8re payments Other welfare Child support payments Alimony paywente Peneion from compmny or umiom Federal Civil Service or other Federal clvillaa employee pensions

446

U.S. Nilit8ry retiremeot p8y Natlonal Guard or Rerervc Forcer retirement State Roverment pensfonr Local government pearlone Income from paid-up life ineurance policiee or amuitieo Eetater and truetr

, .

Other payments for retirement, dieability or l urvlvor G.I. Bfll/VRAP education bewfite Income aeeirtance from a cbarftrble group Honey from relative8 or friend8 Lump l um paymente Income from roomerr or boarder8 National Guard or Rererve pay Incidental or caeual earnlnge Other caeh income not included eleeubere

u)HDIX A-3.

samas 01 --- lQDlIT8 CQrmD II rrn

Federal supplemental Security Income (BSI) State Administered Supplemental Security Income Veterans’ pensions Aid to Qamilies with Dependent Children (AQDC. ADC) General Assl8tancs or General Relief Indian. Cuban. or Refugee Assistance Other welfare Poster child care payments

Food Stamps Special Supplemental Food Program for Women.

Infants, and Children (WC) Low-lncomc Hoae energy Asslstancs

MeMcaid Free or reduced price school lunches Free or rsduced price school breakrasts Public or subsidised rental housing

.-

1280 m

003 004 005 006 00’ 008 609 013 014 01s 018 01’ 018 019

023 024 025 026 02’ 028 022 033 034 035 036 03’

043 044

04s

APPRRDIX A-4

1980 C2NSUS OF PGPULATIDR OCCUPATION CLASSIQICATIDN SYSTRR

(The numbers in parentheses refer to the 1280 Standard Occupational CJasrificatlon code equivalentr. Pt nanr part. N.e.c. means not eJserhere classified.~

RANAGERIAL AND PRDQESSIONAL SPECIALTY OCCUPATIORS

Executive, Administrative, and Ranaprial Occupations

LegisJators (111) Chisf executives and RensraJ administrators. public administration (112)

39) Adsinlrtrators and officials. public adminirtration (1132-1 1 Adainistrators, protective services (1131) Financial l ana2ers (122) Personnel and labor relations managers (123) Purchasing l anaSer8 (124) Wanagers, marketing. advertising. and public relatioos (125 1 Administrators. education snd related fields (121) Wanagers, medicine aad health (131) Managers, properties and real oatate (1353) Postmsstsrs and riJ superintendents (1344) Funeral directors (pt 1350) Managers sad administrators. n.e.c. (121. 120. 127. 132-139. ext. 1344.

1383, pt 1359) Management Related Occupations

Accountants aad auditors (1412) Undenriters (1414) Other financial officers (1415. 1418) Ranaaement mnalysta (1421 Personnel. traiaimg. utd la&r rolmtions speciaJists (143) Purchasing mgents and buyers. farm products (1443) Buyers, ubolesale and retail trade except farm products (1442) Purcbas~.a2 agents and buyers. n.e.c. (1449) Bue1ness mad promotion uemts (146) Construction inspectors (1472) Imepectors aad compliance officers, ext. construction (1473) Wnt related occupations, n.0.c. (140)

Professional Specialty Dccopations

Engineers, Architects, and Surveyors Arch1 tects (101) Bngineers

Aerospace (1022 ) Bngineers, Architecta, and Surveyors (cootiaued)

Engineers (continued) NetaJlurgicaJ Md materiaJ8 (1623)

450

048 04’ 048 040 053 054 056 056 OS’ 058 059 OS3

064 005 066 06’ 018

069 0’3 0’4

-9’5 0’8 0” 0’8 079 063

084 085 088 08’ 080 089

095 090 09’

090 099 103 104 106 106

113 114 118 116 11’ 118 119

Wining (1624) Petroleua (1625) Chemical (1626) Nuclear (162’) Civil (1620) Agricaltural (1032) Blectrical and electronic (1033, 1036) Industrial (1624) Mechanical (1631) Marine and naval l rcbltects (1637) Bmgineers. n.0.c. (1232)

Surveyors and mapping scientists (lS4) Rathemetical amd Computer Bclentlste

Computer systems analysts and scientists (1’1) Operatioos and l ystwe researchers sad aaalysts (172) Actuaries (1732) Ststisticians (1’33) Blathematical scientists, n.e.c. (1739)

Natural Scientists Physicists and astronomers (lB42, 1843) Cheaists. except biochemists (1242) Atmospheric amd space scientists (1242) .. Geologists and #eodesists (1047) Physical scientists, n.e.c. (1249) Agricultural aad food scientists ilBS3) BloloSical and life scientfsts (lSS4) Forestry and conservation scientists (lSS2) Jledical scieatiats ilS65)

Health Diagnosis Occupatioas Pbyslcians (201) Dentists (262) Veterlnmrians (27) Optometrists (281) Podiatrists (262) Wealth diaRnoeiaR practitioners, a.0.c. (280)

Reslth Asaeaaaent aad Treatlm2 Occmpatioas ReRistered nur8es (20) Pharuciats (BOl) Dietltiama (902) Tboraplats

Imbalation therapists (20Sl) Dccupatiomal tboraplata (9032) Qbyatca1 tberaplata (2022) Bpemcb tborapiats (BoB4) Theraplata. 0.0.~. (20Se)

Physiciaas’ l ssistMts (304) Teacherr. Postsecondary

2arth. l mviroamental, aad marine science teachers BioJoSical science teachers (2213) Cbeaistry teachere (2214) Phyeics toackra (2218) Natural science tsacbers. n.e.c. (2216) Psychololy teachers (221’) Bcoaomica teachers (2210)

(2212)

123 124 126 126 12’ 128 120 133 134 135 136 13’ 138 139 143 144 145 146

N P

14’ 148 149 153 154

185 (136) ‘( 15’)

158 159

163

164 105

150 18’ 168 189 1’3

1’4 1’8 1’8 1”

1’8 1’5

183 184 18S

Nistory teachers (2222) Political scieace temcbero (2223) Bociology teachers (2224)

.Bocial sciencs teacJwr8. n.0.c. (2225) 2nglneering temchers (2226) Nathematical science teachers (2227) Computer science teachers (2225) Medical science teachers (2231) Health specialtlee teachers (2232) Business. commerce. and marketing teachers (2233) Agriculture and forestry tea&err (2234) Art. drua. Mad l u8ic teachers (2235) Physical l ducatJon teachers (223a) Education teachers (2237) english teachers (2236) Foreign language teachers (2242) Law teachers (2243) Social work teacbern (2244) Theology teachers (2245) Trade Md lodustrlaJ teachers (2240) Home economics teachers (2247) Teachers. postsecondary, 0.e.c. (2240) __ Postsecondary teachers, subject not specified

Teachers. 2xcept Postsecondary Teachers, prekindergarten Md kindergarten (231) Teacherr, elementary school (232) Teachers, secondery school (233) Teachers, special education (236) Teachers, n.e.c. (236. 239)

Counselors, educational and vocmtioaal (24) Llbrarianr. Archivists, asd Curators

Llbrarlsns (251) Archivists Md curators (252)

Social Sclentlets and Urban Planners Bcoaomists (1012) Psycbologlsts (1815) Sociologists (1016) Social sciantista. 0.e.c. (1913, 1814. ISlO) Urban plaamers (192)

Boclal. Recreation. and Religious Workers &clal workers (2032) Recreatioa uorkers (2033) Clam (2042) ReJlgious workers. a.6.c. (2040)

Lawyers mad Judges Lawyers (211) Judges (212)

Wrltere. Artists. Rntertalners. amd Atbletea Authors (321) Technical writers (SQ3) Ctesigners (3221

452

166 18’ 188 180 193 104 101 19’ 108 199

203 204 205 206 20’ 208

-.

213 214 215 216 21’ 218

223 BiologicaJ tecJmiciaas (882) 224 Chealcal techulciana (8881) 221 Science tecJmlciaa8. n.0.c. (8882, 3888. 884, 888)

228 22’ 228 229 233 234 235

243

253 264 21s 236 25’

(325 1

Wusiciana mad coaposers (323) Actors aad directors (324) Painters. sculptors. craft-artists, Md artist printmakers Pboto8rmpbors (222) Dancers (827) Artists, performers. and related workers. a.e.c. (320. 329) Editors and reporters (331) QubJic reJations specialists (332) Aanouncere (333) Athletes (34)

T2CRNICAL. BALES, ARD ARRINIBTRATIV2 BUQQORT OCCUPATIONS

Techniciaus and Related Support Occupations Health Techmologists aad TecJmlciaas

Clinical laboratory techaologists aad techs ~iclans ( Dental hygiealsts (303) Health record technoJogists and techniclana (364) RadioJogic technicians (365) Licensed practical nurses (366) JleaJth tecbaologists aad tecbaiciaas. n.i;c. (30s)

TechnoJogistr and Technicians, I(xCOPt Uealth

362 )

Engineering and Related Techaologlsts Md Teciinicians glectrical mad electronic technician8 (3711) Industrial e~~lneeriag tecbsiclans (3712) Mechanical l ~.giaeering techniclaas (3713) Baginesring technicians. 0.e.c. (3719) Draftiag occupations (372) Surveying sod aappiag tecbaiciaas (373)

Science Techaiciaaa

Techsiclaas; gaceet Bealth. Bagineeriag, Md Scieace Airplase pilot8 aad aavigators (826) Air traffic ooatrollara (382) Broadcast eqwimeat operators (333) C-m-r mm- ra (B971, 8872) Teal mra. armricaJ ‘control (8@74) Lsgml uaiatsmta (SW) Tecbaiciaaa. 0.e.c. (38B)

BaJes Dccupatiooe Supervisors aad proprietors, saJes occupations (40)

gales Representatives, Finance Md B~si~ss Bervices Insorance sales occmpatioms (4122) Real estate sales occupatioms (4123) 2ecurities and fiaaacial services sales occu~atioas (4124) Advertising Md related saJes occupations (4163) Sales occupations, other busiaess services (4152)

:

256 259

263 264 263 266 26’ 266 269 274

2’5 Q(2’6)

2” 2’8

283 284

-265

303 304 30s 306 307

306 306

R(313) 314 31s

316 317 318 316 323

325 326 32’ 328 329 336 336

S(33’)

Sales Represantatlves, Couodlties Rscept Retail Sales engineers (421) Sales represeotatlves. mining. manufacturing, and uhoJeaale (423, 424)

SaJes Workers, Retail and Peraoaal Services Sales workers, motor vehicles Md boats (4342. 4344) Sales uorkers. apparel (4246) Sales workers, shoes (4361) Sales uorkers. furniture and home furnishings (4346) Sales workers: radio, TV, hi-?I. and appliances (4343. 4352) Sales uorkers, hardware and building supplies (4353) Sales uorkers. parts (4367) Sales workers, other covodities (4345, 4347. 4354, 4350. 4369.

4362, 4359) Sales counter clerks (4363) Cashiers (4364) Street and door-to-door sales workers (4366) New vendors (4365)

Sales Related Occupations Demonstrators, promoters and models, sales (445) Auctioneers (447) Sales support occupations, n.8.c. (444. 446. 449)

Adsinistrative Support Occupations, Including Clerical Supervisors, Mmlnlstratlve Sueport Occupatloas

Supsrvisors. general office (4511. 4613. 4514, 4516, 4519. 4529) Supervisors, computer equipment operators (4512) Supervisors, finmncial records processins (4521) Chief couunicmtioas operators (4523) Supervisors: distribution. scheduling, and adjusting clerks

(4522. 4524-4526)

-

Computer Bqulpment Operators Computer operators (4612) Peripheral equipment operaton (4613)

Secretaries, Btenograpbers.and Typists Secretaries (4622) Stenographers (4623) Typists (4624)

Iaformatioa Clerk8 Iatehlmrs (4642) Rote1 clerk8 (4643) TrMSpOttStiOO ticket and reservmtion agents (4644) Rsceptionista (4645) Iaformatiom clerks, n.e.c. (4649)

Recorda Processing Occupstlona. Rncept Qlnancial CJassifiod-ad clerks (4662) Correspoadeace clerka (4663) Order clerks (4664) Personnel clerks, except psYrOl1 and timekeeping (46Q2) Library clerks (4694) Pile cJerJcs (4666) Records clerks (4609)

Qinanclal Records Processing Occupationr Bookkeepers, accounting, Md BUditi4 clerks (47121

454

338 339 343 344

345 346 34’

348 349 353

354 355 356 35’

356 _ 363

364 365 366 368 366 3’3 3’4

3’5 316 3’7 3’8

3’9 383 384 365 386 38’ 389

403 404 40s 466

T(407)

Payroll and tiaekeeping clerks (4713) Billing clerks (4715) Cost and rate clerks (4716) Bllliag. posting, and calculating aacbioe oparators (4716)

Duplicating, Rail and Other Office Rachine Operators Duplicating aachlae operators (4722) Rall Preparing Md paper haadliog machine operators (4723) OffiCe aachine operators, n.e.c. (4729)

Coaausicatioas Bquipaent Operator8 Telephone operators (4732) Telegrapher8 (4733) Coaunlcatioas equipaent operators, 0.e.c. (4739)

Hail sad llessage Distributlag Occupatioae Postal clerks, ext. aall carriers (4742) Rail carriers, postal service (4743) Mail clerks, ext. postal service (4744) Ressengers (4746)

RateriaJ Recordlag, Bcheduliag. aad Dlstributlsg Clerks Dispatchers (4761) Productioa coordinators (4752) Traffic. ebipping. and receiving clerks (4713) Stock and imantory clarks (4754) Heter readen (4765) Weighers. measurers, Md checkers (4756) Saaplers (4767) 2xpedlters (47681 Raterial recordfag, scheduling, aad distiibutiag clerks, n.e.c. (4759)

Adjusters aad Iaveatigators InsurMce adjusters, l xulners. aad iavestigators (4782) Inveetlgators aad adjusters. except iasaranca (4703) EJigibillty clerks, social uelfare (4764) Bill and l ccouat collectors (4766)

JllsceJlsseoua Adaiaistrative Support Occupatioas General office clerks (463) Baak tellers (47Si) Praofreaders (4792) Data-entry keyerr (4763) Statlatical clerks (4764) Taachersl aidas (4765) Adainistratlw eupport occupatioas, n.0.c. (4’S’, 4799)

BERVICE OCCOPATIDRS

Private Rousehold Occupatioos Launderers sad ironors (603) Cooks, private household (604) Iiousekeepers mad butlers (606) Child care workers, private houeehold (666) Private household cleaaers Md l uv#at@ (6G2, 607. 666)

Protective Sarvlce 0ccupations Supervisors. Protective Service OcCUpatiOOS

413 414 41s

416 417

416 423 424

425 426 427

433 434

U(435) 436 437

.436 439 443 444

445 446 447

448 449

V( 453) 454 IS5

466 417 456

450 463 464 465 466 467 466 466

supervisors, flretightiog end fire prevention occup8tionr (alli) -. Supervi8or8. police and detectives (1112) lupervirorr , guard8 (5113)

Firefighting end Firs Prevention oCCUP8tiOOS Fire iOSpectiO0 8nd fire prevention occup8tioo8 (6122) Plreflgbtiog occup8tioor (6123)

Police end D8tectiver Police and detectives. public l ervica (6132) Shwiffr ~iliffr, end other lew eaforcement oiticerr (5134) Correctional io8titution officrra (1333)

GU8rdS CrOSSing guards (S142) Ouerda end police, ext. public aervica (1144) Protective l ervica occupetioo8. 0.8.~. (5149)

6ervice occupet100*. Bxcept Protactive end ~OUSShO1d Food Preperatioo end Service OCcup~tioo8

SUPWVi80~8, food PrSPWatiOn and SOWiCS OCCU~tiOOS (5211) &rteoderr (5212) WeitSrS and ~itr08808 (5213) Cooks. except short order (5214) Short-order cooks (1215) Food counter. founteio end related occupetiona (5216) Kltcheo workers, food prep8ratioo (6217) ~8it~r~'/UaitrO~~O~' 888i8t~Ot8 (8216) Mi8cellaneou8 food preper8tion occupetioo8 (6216)

Health 6OrViCS 0CCUpStiOOS hOta l ##i#tMt# (5232) Bcaltb 8ide8, 8xcspt nursing (5233) Nursing 8idO8, orderlisa. end attOndWIt8 (6236)

Cleenlng and 6uilding 6ervicr Occup8tion8, except Bouaehold Supervisors, cl88ning end building service uork8r8 (5241) Ibid8 and bOUSW0 (S242. 6246) Jenitorr end cleaoera (6244) Blevrtor operators (524s) Post control occupatiooa (6246)

Peraolul 6ervice Occupetiooa ~U+lViSOrS, p8r*00a1 service OCCU~tiOnS (6261) hrkra (6262) ~i~dX'O880~8 lad COS~tO~~iStS (S2Sa)

Poraoaal 6ervice tkCU~tiOO8 (cootioued) AttMdMtS, Uurowot end recre8tioo fecilitier (6gS4) Wider (6266) Ushers (6266) Public treaaportrtioo ettendmta (6267) Bagmg8 porter8 end bellhop8 (5202) Nolfare service aider (5263) Child care worker8.excopt PriV8tO boWld (6264) Personal l ervlce occupetionr. n.0.c. (6266. 626@)

IARJtIwG. IoMStRY. AND CISEIIUl OCCUPATIUN6

456

N(473) 474 475 476

477 479 483 484

485 486 487 488 489

404 495 496

-- 497 498 499

503

X(505) 300 507 SO8 so9 514 115 516 517

I10 810

523 Blectricsl and Rlectroalc Equipment Repairers

Xlectronlc repmirwr. comunlc~tione end industrial equfpmsnt (blS1. 0153, 6lSU)

52s IIsta proce88iiiR equipment repairers (61M) 526 Household appliance end powr tool r8peirer8 (6156) 527 Telephone line installer8 amd repaIrerr (6157)

Pam opwator8 and Manawra Iwmerr. 6XCePt IIOrtiCUltUral (6612-5614) Rorticultural specialty iarmors (5515) Numger8. fans, 8xCept horticultural (5522-5524) Bana#err. horticulturrl rp8cialty farm8 (6626)

Othsr ASricoltural and Related Occupmtlono C8rm Occupatfoa8, Rxcept wrlal

Supervloors. fun worker8 (5011) Farm rocker8 (6812~Se17) Warlne life cultivation workare (5010) Nursery worker8 (5619)

Related Agricultural Occupation8 Supervi8or8, relrted uriculturel occup8tior+s (5621) Groundskeepers and Smrdenero, except ferm (S622) Animal caretakers. except fan (6624) Or8derm 8nd 8orter8, yricultoral product8 (S821) Inrpectors. m#rlcultural product8 (5027)

Porertry aad Loqlim~ Occupstiow Supervirors, forestry. emd loggimg rorker8 (871) Forestry workers. except lo&w (172) Timber cutting end lOgRill# 0ccupatioll* (873, 879)

Firhero, Runterr. end Tr8pperr Captains and other officerr, fishimg ve88018 (pt 8241) Flabera (SW) ,Hunterr end trapper8 (584)

PRECISIOR PRODUCTIOR. CRMT. AIQ) REPAIR OCCUPATIORS

Mechanics and Repnirerr Superviror8, mechanics sad repairers (60) Recb~icr and Repairer8, Except Superviror8

Vehicle snd Robile Uquipmeot Hschenic8 end Repairer8 Automobile mecbu1ic8 (pt 6111)

Automobflo mechanic apprentice8 (pt 6111) Bu8, truck, and 8tatlomarT l m#lme mecbu1lc8 (6112) Aircr8ft engine mechanics (61X3) Small engine npairorr (6114) Automobile body and related repairaro (6116) Aircraft mecb~ic8, ext. emgime (6110) Ilow quipnot mechullc8 (6117) Farm oquipmeot wchMic8 (0116)

Rec~lcr mmd Repeirers txcept Supervisor8 (continued)

Industrial machinery ropairors (613) Ilachiuery uintMMc* occupatioM (614)

529 533 534

sas sao 536 539 543 s44 547 548

553 554 55s 556 557 556

663 S64 565 566

Y(J.67) I69 573 575 576 577 578 563 564 56s 567 568 568 593 584 595 596

.5Q7 596 599

613 614 618 al6 617

633

Telephooa ia8tall8r8 and repairers (6166) .- Ill8cellMeou8 electrical aud electrooic l quipxeot repoirera (6152. 61

Heetiug, air cooditioolug. e6d refrigeratioo mechanics (6161 gi8COllMeoU8 k8ChMiCS Md gepeirera

Ceuera. uetch. Md l USiC81 io8trwot repeirerr (6171, 6172) LOCkSuithS end aof0 rapeirera (0173) Offica ucbiw repairers (6174) kechMlc81 controls 8ud velve repoirera (6 Eievotor io8taller8 e6d rep8lrera (6176) Wi1lrright8 (6176)

17s)

Sp8cified eechaoicr Md repnirarr. 0.8.~. Not specified UeChMiC8 end repairer8

(6177. 6179)

Construction Trod88 6U~WiSOrS. COO8t~UCtiOO OCCUpOtiOOS

Supervi#ora: brickme8008. 8tOuexe80o8, 86d tile 8OttOr8 (6312) supervisors, carpenters and related workers (6313) 6UpsrViSOr8, l hCtriChIhS Md POUer t~Ub8mi88iOO i08t#~hr# (6314) supcrvi8or8: pelotar8, peperbeogera, end pl48terer8 (6315) supervisors: plumbers. pipefitters, end steamfitters (6316) 6UpSrViSOrS. O.O.C. (6all. 6311))

Con8tructioo Tr#dO#. Except Supervi8or8 ariCkM8008 Md 8tOOOu88OO8 (Pt 6412, Pt 6413)

Brickoroo ood l tonemoaon l pprenticea (Pt 6412. pt 6413) Tile setters. hard aud Soft (6414. pt 6462) Carpet inrtaller8 (Pt 6462) Cupenters (pt 6422)

Corpentrr oppreoticer (pt 6422) Dryrall io8t8ller8 (6424) glSCtriCi408 (pt 6432)

11 Elcctriciao rpprcoticc8 (pt 6432) gl8ctrical pour inrtallerr 8od repoircrr (6433) Pointers. construction Md rloteoMce (6442) POpUhMgUrS (6443) Pl88tU8r8 (6444) Plueberr. pipefitters, cud steamlitters (pt MS1

Plumber. pipefitter, urd l tenmfitter l ppraoticea (Pt 645) Concreta and tSrr8LLO fioiShSr8 (6666) 6~8ZiSrS (6464) Io8ulation uorkera (6466) ~ovimg; l urfaci6g. and tempiog equipment operotorr (6466) RufSrS (6466) Skeetmetal duct installers (6472) Structural metal workers (6473) Drillers, l uth (6474) Ceaatructioo trader, o.e.c. (6467, 6476, 6476. 6479)

lhtroctive Occupetion8 Supervi8or8. extroctive OCCU~tiOOS (632) DrillOrB. oil uell (6S2) 6XplOSiV88 WOrkOn (666) Wining uchine operetora (SM) Minia OCCU6&iOOS. o.0.C. (666)

Preci8ion Production Occupetiow Supervisors. production OCCUpetiOOS (67. 71)

458

634 635 636 637 639 643 644 646 646 647 646 653 654 655

056 687 ass 659

w66 607 666 669 673 674

675 676 677 676 676 663 664

666 667 666

666 693

694 695 se9 666

703 704

Precision Hetal working Dccupetloo8 Tool end die UkOrS (pt 6611)

Tool and die maker l Ppreotice8 (Pt 6611) Recialoo e88~blOr8, metal (6612) kChi6iStS (pt 6613)

#IaChiniSt SPPrOOtiCeS (Pt 6613) Bollemaker8 (6614) Preci8ioo grloder8. filers, and tool 8h4r~O8r8 (6616) Pettermakers cod model mokerr. met61 (6817) Lay-out workers (6621) Precious 8tooe8 and Ht4~8 WOrkSrS (Jmler8) (0622. 6666) Eo~averr. metal (6623) Sheet metal workers (pt 6624)

Sheet metal workar l ppreoticaa (pt 6624) Ili8c8llaaeou8 procl8loo metal workers (6629)

Pr8ci8ion Woodworking Ckcupatioo8 Pattaromakerr amd model ukerr, wood (6631) Cabinet ukSr8 and bench c4rpe0t*r* (6632) Puroiture and mood finiShOr (6636) ~i#C#lhli00U# pr*c1*10n uoodrorkerr (6836)

Precision Textila. Apparel. and PurBiahi8g8 Hachine brkSr8 Dre88m~er8 (pt 6652. pt 7752) Tailor8 (Pt 6662) Up&ol8terer8 (6653) Shoe repairers (6664) Apparel and fabric pattOr~kOr8 (6660) Wircrllaoeour precirloa l ppmrei and fabric mrkSr8 (6669. pt 7752)

(9995)

PrSCiSiOO Workers. A#SOrtOd ~tOrial8 Hood mOldSr8 end ShaperS. except )mler8 (6661) PSttOrIbmeJCerB. 18P-Out WOrkSrS. aad CuttOrS (6662) Optic81 6eodr werkerr (6664, pt 7477, pt 7677) DOOtol hbOr4tOry and medical l ppliMC0 tOChIIiCiM8 Bookbloder8 (6644) Electrical md alectronic equipment 488embler8 (6667 J H18c8118meou8 precision mvrkera. 0.e.c. (6669)

Precl8ioo Cood Reduction Occupatioo8 Butcher8 and meat cutters (6671) Bakers (6672) Food b4tchm4km* (6673, 6679)

Pmcialom Inspectors. Testara. Md Related Workma Inrpectora. taotars. and qodorr (6661. 668) Adjwtera urd calibrators (6662)

Phcit ud Syltr Oper8tor8 Utter 6ad seaage treotmeot plMt operotora (dB1) Pemr plot operators (pt 663) Stationary engineers (pt 693. 7666) ~i8COllMeOU8 plaflt alld ByStem O~rOtOrS (662. 6@4. 666, 6@@)

OPeRATOgS. ?ABRIcAfoRs.AnD~

Rlachioe Operetorr. A88embler8, and ImSpeCtOrS Wechioc Operator8 amd Taoderr. #xc#pt PrSCiSiOn

Metal working sod Plastic Working Hachime Op8ratora Lathe and turning ucbloe set-up operators (7312) Lathe and turolly mechina operetora (7112)

- 705 Milling and planing l ocbioe operator8 (7913, 7613) 706 Punching gd #tOmping press Mchioe operator8 (7314. 7317. 7514. 7517) 707 Rolling MChiOO oper8tor8 (7316, 7516) 706 Drilling MU boring uchioe op8r4tor8 (7316. 7516) 709 Ortodlog, #bradiOg. buffing. ad po&iSbilIg macbioe oper#torS

(7322, 7324. 7522) 713 Porgiog l ocbine operotora (7319. 7519) 714 Rumerical control l ochioe opemtorr (7326) 715 Ri8cc~~4neou8 Mtol, plastic. l toae, and giaaa wrking uchioe operator8

717

719 723 724 725

726 727 726 729 733

734 73s 736 737

738 739 743 744 745 747 746 749

753 754 755 756 757

756 Compressing amd compacting Mchioe operator8 (7467, 7667) 719 PSiOtiOg and point 8praYl~ Mchime O~rOtOrS (7669)

763 764 76S 766 766 769

(7329, 7529) Pabricatlog machine operotorr. n.8.c. (7339. 7639) Ret41 and Plastic Processing !NaChiOO Dp8rOtOrS

Uoldlng and C88tiOg uchioe operStOr8 (7311, 7342. 7515. 7542) Metal plating machine operator8 (7343, 75131 ROSt treating l quipmeot oper4tor8 (7344. 7344) Wi8~8llm00U8 Mt81 Md pl88tiC proCO88iOg machine Optr8tOrS (7349, 7549)

Woodworklog Machine Operotora wood lathe. routlng, and plying Mchine operator8 (7431. 7432, 76aJ. 7632) Sariog l ochioe operators (7433. 7633) Shaping and Joioi~ MchiOt operrtora (7435, 7631) Nailing ood tocklog aachioe operators (7636) Mi8COllMOOUS roodworking machina 0per*t0r* (7434, 7439. 7634, 7639)

Printing Machio8 Operator8 Printing mechioc op8rator8 (7443, 7643) PhOtO8O~8V8~8 and llthOgr8PhOr8 (6642. 7444, 7644) Typ888tterS and compositor8 (6641, 7642) ~i8COlhOOOU8 printing l ochiu O~rOtOrS (6649, 7449. 7649)

T8xtile. App8rSl. and Furnishing8 Racbine Oper4tor8 Winding and trlrting machine operators (7451. 7661) Knitting. looping. taping. and Weaving l ochlne operator8 (7452. 7652) Textile cutting uchioe owratora (7614) Textile sewing l ochioe oparatora (7665) Shoe l 8chio8 operator8 (7656) Preraiog machine oper4tor8 (7657) Laundering and dry cleaning Mchine operator8 (WSS. 7616) Riacellaneou8 textile Mchiu operotorr (7469. 7669)

Wochioe Uper4tor8, A88orted Rateriala Cement+g and glolmg ucbiw oparatorr (7661) Packaging and fllli~g l achiu oearatora (1462. 76621 6xtrudin6 end forming Mchioe operotorr (7463, 7663) Rix10g and blending machine oper8torr (7664) 6eparating. filtering. and clarifying machiu Oper8tOrS

(7476. 7666. 7676)

Rachioe operotora, Assorted Rateri4l8 (contioudl Roa8tiog l d baking l ocblne oparatorr. hod (7472, 7672) WOShing. cleaning, amd picklimg UcbiW operator8 (7673) Foldin machine op8roWra (7474. 7674) lurmce. kilo, Md oveo oper4tor8, ext. food (7675) CrushlOg and grinding Mchine operotorr (pt 7477, pt 76771 Slicing Md cutting uchioe operotora (7476. 7676)

773 Rotioe picture projectlooi8t8 (Pt 7479) 774 Photographic process machior operotorr (6663, 6668, 7671) 777 I(i8COll8OOOU8 l ocbine operotorr. n.0.c. (pt 7479. 7665. 7679) 779 Racbloe operotorr, Mt Specified

763 764 765 766 767 769 793 794 795

796 797 796 799

-_ 603 604 ) 605 606 608 809 613 614

623 624 625 626

626 629 633 694

643 644 645

646 MS 653 655 656 ass

p8briCotor8. A888mb~er8, and Nond Working oCC&lp6tiOOS NOlderS Md cutters (7332, 76S2. 7714) So~derera and braxera (7333, 7633, 7717) A8remblerr (772, 774) Hood cutting and trirlng OCCU~tiOOS (7753) HMd molding, casting. and forming occupation8 (7764. 7755) Hand pOiOtlng, CO8tlfig, and decorating occupatiooe (7756) Hand OngrOVing and printinl OCCUpatiOnS (7767) Hand grinding and pO1iShinl OCCUpatiOllS (7756) M~8cellmeou8 hand workimg occupation8 (7769)

Production In8pector8, testers. 84mplrra. Md Wei6hera Production inrp8stor8, checkers. and examiMr8 (762. 767) Production testers (763) Production samplers end wigherr (764) Gr4d8r8 and 8ortar8. #xc. agricultur4l (76s)

TrMSpOrtOtiOO ood Rateri lkViD# (icCUpatiOn8 Motor Vahicle Operotorr

Supervisors. motor vehicle operators (6111) Truck drivers. heavy (6212, 6213) Truck driv8r8, 116ht (6214) Driver-88le8 workers (6216) BUS driVSr8 (6215) Tax-cab driver8 and chauffeur8 (6216) Parking lot l ttendmnta (674) NOtOr trMSpOrtatiO0 OCCUphtiOM. n.8.C. (8219)

Tr8n8port8tioo oCCUp8tiOOS. &cept Motor Vehicles Rail TrMaportatioO &XUpatiOOS

Railrood COndUCtOrB end Yu~8ter8 (6119) Locomotive operotlmg occupmtiona (6232) Railroad broke, 816nal. and rritch operator8 (6233) Rail vehicle operaton. n.8.C. (6239)

Water TrMSpOrt8tiOn Occupetioar Ship captaiar and mates. l xcapt fiahlal: boats (pt 6241, 6242) SaiJ+wr ti b-8 (624s) N6riw l n6lneerr (6244) Bridge. lock, end li6htheue tenders (6246)

ktorlol Moving Squipment 0poraton Wpervleor8, nterial uvi4 eqeipmeot operetorr (612) Op8rotig l ~lneerr (6Sl2) Lon#8hore equipment operoton (6SlS)

aat8ri4l Roving gquipnt Operators (continued) Roiat and rloch operator8 (6314) Crone MU tour oper4tor8 (WlS) gxcavating and loedlw uchiu OperOtOrS (SSl6) Orader, darer, Md scraper operotorr (6Sl7) lndutrial truck Md tractor equipwot op8rator8 (6316) ~i8COl~MOOU8 Dateri mO~itU eqUipmat Operator8 (6319)

663 664

99s 666 667 669 673

675 676 677 876 883 665 667 686 889

@OS Member of the Armed Forcer

fhndhr8. Equipment Cle4oer8. tie~perr. and Laborer8 Superviaor8. handlers. equipment CleMerr. and loborers, o.e.c. (6s) Nelperr, l echoaiC8 end r8POirer8 (666) Helpers. Construction Md Extractive Occupations

Helpers. coo8truction trod88 (SS41-6645, 6646) NO&US, surveyor (6646) Nelpero, extroctive occupation8 (665)

Constructloo ldorerr (671) Production helpara (661, 662) Preifbt, Stock, and Material Handlers

Gorboga collectors (6722) 6t8VOdOr88 (6723) Stock hoodlerr and b4gg8r8 (6724) Machine feeder8 and offb8arerr (6725) Prelght. stock. and l 8terial haodler8. n.8.c. (6726)

Garage and service 8tatioo related occupatioo8 (673) Vehicle UaSh8rS and equipment cle4oer8 (675) Hand packers and pockagerr (6761) Loborers. except conrtructioo (6769)

Census Code

ADRICDLTURE, FORESTRY. AND PISlfltRIES

010 (A) 011 020 021 030 031

Agricultural production. crops (01) Agricultural production, livestock (02) Agricultural rervices. except horticultural (07. except 078) Horticultural services (078) Forestry (08) Pishing, hunting, and trapping (09)

UINING

040 Metal mining (10) 041 Coal alnlng (11. 12) 042 Crude petroleua and natural gar extraction (13) 050 Nonmetallic mining and quarrying. except fuel (14)

060 (8) CONSTRUCTION (15, 10, 17)

MANUFACTURING

Nondurable Goods

100 101 102 110 111 112 120 121 122 130

Food and kindred products Meat product8 (201) Dairy products (202)

132 140 141 142 150

Canned and preserved fruits and vegetables (203) Grain mill products (204) Bakery products (205) Sugar and coafrctionary product8 (206) Beveiaga indurtrier (208) Wiscellaneour food preparations and kindred products (207. 209) lot specified food industries

Tobacco unufactures (21) Textile mill products

Knitting mills (22S) Dyeing and finirhing textiles, except wool and knit goods (226) Floor coverings, except hard rurtace (227) Yarn. thread, and fabric mills (221-224. 228) Wlscellaneour textile mill products (229)

APPENDIX A-S

1980 CENSUS OF POPULATION INDUSTRY CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM

(Numberr in parcnthcaeo are the 1872 SIC code equlvalentm L/)

A/ See Bxecutive Office of the Prerident, Office of Nanagenent and Budget. Standard Industrial Classification Manual. 1972 and the 1977 Sumle8ent.

464

COOSUS Code

151 152

160 161 162

171 (CJ 172

180 181 162 190 191 192

200 201

210 211 212

220 221 222

230 231 232 241 242

250 251 252 261 262

270 271 272

NANUPACTURING-Continued

Nooduroble xooda-Continued

Apparel Md other finished text118 product8 Apparel and 4cce88ori88. except knit (231-236) *i8cellaOeou8 fabricotad textile product8 (239)

Paper and allisd product8 Pulp. paper. ood paperboard mills (261-263. 266) I(i8ce11MeOU8 paper and pulp product8 (264) Paperboard contoioera Md boxer (2611)

Printing. publl8hiog. and allied industries Newspaper publi8hlOg Md printing (271) Printing, publi#hing. and alliad iOdUStriO8. excapt narrpaper8 (272-279)

Chemical8 and allied product8 Pl48tiC8. 8ynthOtiC8, ood rSSiO8 (262) Drug8 (283) Soaps and co8metic8 (264) POiOtS. V8rOiShOS. Md rSlSt#d prOdUCt8 (267) Agricultural chemical8 (267) IndUStri81 8nd l iacell8neou8 chemicolr (261. 266. 269)

Petroleum Md cool product8 Petroleum refining (291) Wi8cellaneou8 petroleua aod coal products (296. 299)

Rubber and l i8cellaOeou8 pla8tic8 product8 Tires and inner tuber (sol) Otber rubber products. and pla8tic8 tootwear Md belting Ri#C#tl4o00U# pl88tiCS products (307)

Loot&et sod leather product8 Leother tuIniog ood flni8hiog (911) Pootuear. except rubber aod pl48tic (315, 314) Leothor products. l xcapt footwear ~315-317. 319)

Lmber and rood products, excapt iuroiture hai4 041) 6aWmi118, plMiOg l llla, l od millwork (242, 243) good building8 end ubile homes (245) ~i8COll~~U8 wood products (244. 249)

Furniture sod fixtures (25) StOM, Cl8y, gl888. Md COOCHtO PrOdUCtS

Gl888 and gl488 product8 (321-323)

(302-304. 306

Caaeot. concrete, gypsum. and plaster prOdUCt (324. 3271 Structural clay product8 (325) Pottery and related product8 (326) ~i8COllMOOU8 OOluOt8llic miOSr81 Md St000 product8 (326. 329).

Metal indUStriO8 6188t flWMCO8, 8tealuork8. rolling Md iioi#hiog mill8 (331) Iron Md Steel foundries (332) Primary Ol&miOlu induatriea (3334. part 351. 3353-3355. 3361)

1

Census Code

IwGJPACTURING-Continued

Durable goods-Continued

Other primary metal induatriea (3331-3333. 3339, part 334. 3351. 3358. 3357, 3362. 3389. 339)

Cutlery. handtools, and other harduare (342) Fabricated structural metal products (344) Screw machine products (345) Metal forgings and etaapings (346) Ordnance (348 1 Xircellaneoua fabricated m&al produota (341. 343, 347. 348) Not rpecified metal induatrias

Uachinery, except alactrlcal Engines and turbines (3511 Farm machinery and equipment (3521 Construction and material handling machinea (353) Metalworking machinery (3541 Office and accounting machinea (357, except 3573) Electronic computing equip8ent (35731 Machinery. except electrical, n.8.c. (355. 356. 358. 359) Not specified machinery

Electrical machinery, equipment. and l uppllea Household appliances (3531 Radio, T.V., and communication equipment (365. 306) Electrical machinery, equipment. aad l uppllea. n.e.c. (381, 362.

384. 367. 360) Not spacifiad alectrical machinery. equipmant, and aupplica

Tranaportation equipment Rotor vehicles and motor vehicle equipment (971) Aircraft and parts (372) Ship and boat building and repairing (3731 Railroad loco8otivea and equipment (3741 Qulded l laailea. apace veblclaa. and puts (376) Cycles and l iacellaneoua transportation equipDent (375. 3701

Proiaaalonal and pbotographlc equlpmant. and watches Scientific and controlling inatrumaata (381. 3521 Dptlcal and health l ervlcea l uppllea (303, SM. 365) Photographic equipment and l uvvliea (386) Watches. clocks, and clockwork operated davlcea (3871 lot l pecltled protaaalonal l quipmant

Tops. amaaemaot, and sporting goods (SW) Miacellanaoua manufacturing lnduatriaa (SQ ext. 3@41

Not l paciiled manufacturing induatriea

280

281 282 290 291 292 300 301

310 311 312 320 321 322 331 332

340 341 342

350

351 352 360 361 362 370

371 372 380 381 382 390 391 392

400 401 402

TRANSPORTATION, COMMUNICATIONS. AND OTRRR 2UBLIC UTILITIES

Transportation Railroads (40) Bus service and urban transit (41, except 4121 Taxicab l ervica (4121

466

TRANSPORTATION, COIBlUNICATIONS. AND OTRER PUBLIC UTILITIES-Continued

Census Code

410 411

’ 412 420 421 422 432

440 441 442

460 461 462 470 471 472

Transportation (continued) Trucking 8ervice (421. 423) Warehousing and storage (422) U.S. Postal Service (43) Water tranaportatioa (44) Air transportation (IS) Pipe lines. except natural gee (46) Services incldantal to transportation (47)

Couunicationa Radlo and television broadcaatlng (483) Telephone (wire aud radio) (481) Telegraph and aiacellaosoua coaauoication services (482. 489)

Utilities and sanitary l ervlcaa Electric light and pouar (491) Gas and steaa supply system (492. 406) Electric and gas. and other coabiaationa (4@S) Water supply and irrigation (494, 497) Sanitary services (49s) Not specified utilities

UIlOLgSALE TRADE

500 Motor vehicles and l Guipaeat (501) 501 Furniture and hose furalahlags (5G2) 502 Luaber and coaatructioa aatoriala (503) 510 Sporting goods. toys. and bobby -da (SO41 Sll Metals and minerals, except petroleum (505) 512 Electrical goods (506) 521 Hardware, plumbing aad beating l upplloa (507) 522 Not specified l lactrlcal aad hardware products 530 Rachinory, aqulpuot, aad l uppllaa (5D8) 531 Scrap and uaata utarlala (SDW) 532 Mlacallaaooua uholaaala, durable gooda (50@4. SD@@)

540 541 542 550 551 552 560 561 !I62 571

Durable Goods

Baadurable Qooda

Papar and vapor producta (511) Druga. chemicals aad allied products (512, 515) Apparel, fabrlca. and notlona (513) Qroceries and related producta (Sl4) Farm products - raw aaterials (515) Petroleua products (517) Alcoholic beverages (516) Farm supplies (51@1) liacellaneoua uholeaala. nondurable gooda (51@4, SIQ8. 5190) Not specified wholesale trade

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580 Lumbar and building material retailing (521. 523) 581 Hardware l toraa (525) 582 Retail nurseries and garden stores (526) 590 Mobile home daalera (527) 591 (D) Department stores (531) 592 Variety stores (533) 600 Wiscellaneoua general mercbandiae stores (539) 601 (E) Grocery stores (541) 602 Dairy products atores (545) 610 Retail bakeries (546) 611 Pood stores. n.e.c. (542. 543. 544. MO) 612 Rotor vehicle dealers (551. 552) 620 Auto and home supply stores (553) 621 Gasoline service atatlona (554) 622 M1acellaneoua vehicle dealara (555, S56, 557. 559) 630 Apparel and accessory stores. except shoe (56, except 566) 631 Shoe stores (566)

632 840. 641 (P) 642 850 65J 652 660 681 862 670 671 872 681 682 691

700 (G) 701 702 710 711 (H) 712

721 722 730 731 732

Furniture and home ?urnlahinga stores (571) Household appliances. TV, and radio stores (572. 573) Eating and drinking places (58) Drug stores (591) Liquor atorea (502) Sporting gooda. bicycles. and hobby stores (5941. 5945, 5946) Book and statixtery stores (5942. 5943) Jewelry l torea (5944) Sewing, needlework and piece goods stores (5949) Rail order houses (5961) Vending machine operators (5062) Direct selling eatabliahmenta (5963) Fuel and ice dealers (598) Retail florists (5092) Miscellaneous retail stores (593. 5947. 5048. 5993. 5994. 5099) Not specified rota11 trade

PIRARCE, IgSURARCE, ARD REAL ESTATE

mkiti (WI Savinga and loan l aaociationa (612) Cradlt agencies. a.e.c. (61. except 612) Security. conodity brokerage, and loveatmant companies (62. 67) Inauranca (63, 64 ) Real aatato. lncludlag real estate-insurance-law o??icea (65, 66)

BUSIWB35 AND REPAIR SERVICES

Advertising (731) Services to Wellinga and otber buildinga (734) Commercial research. develomnt. and teatlog labs 17391. 7397) Personnel supply l ervicaa (736) Business management and consulting l arvices (7992)

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740 741 742 750 751 752 760 ,

761 (J) 762 770 771 772 780 781 782 780 791

800 Theaters and aotion piCturS8 (78. 792) 801 Bowling alleys, billiard and pool parlors (793) 802 Biacellaneoua entertalnaent and recre8tion aervlcaa (791. 794. 799)

812 820 821 822 83D 831 (K) 832 840 841 B42 (L) 850 (M) 851 852 860 881 862 870 871 872

BUSINESS AND REPAIR SERVICES (continued)

Computer and data Proceaaing SerVlCSS (737) Detective and protective l ervlcaa (7393) Buaineaa l ervicea. n.e.c. (732. 733. 735, 7394, 7398, 7386. 7398) Automotive l arvlcea, except repair (751. 752. 754) Autoaotive rrpalr ahopa (753) glectrlcal repair shops (762, 76O4) Wlacellanaoua repair services (702, 764, 7692. 7699)

PERSOBAL SERVICBS

Private households (88) Hotels and l otela (701) Lodglag places. except hotels and motels (702. 703. 704) Laundry, cleaning, aad garaent l ervicaa (721) Beauty shops (723) Barber l bopa (724) Funeral service and cre8atoriea (726) Shoe repair l &ps (725) Dressmaking shops (part 729) Wiacellaneoua personal aervicaa (722, part 729)

ERTERTAIRBEBT ARD RECRBATIDR WRVICES

PROPESSIDUL AND RELATED SERVICES

O??icea of phyaiclana (601. 803) Offlcea of deotiata (802) O??icea of chiropractors (8041) Offices of optontrlata (8042) Office8 of boaltb practitioners. a.e.c. 0049) Boapltala (808) Nursing aad personal care ?acllitiea (805) Roaltb l ervlcaa, a.e.c. (607, 08, 8Oe) Legal l ervlcea (51) Ilmatary a6d recondary schools (821) Collegaa and ualvoraltlea (822) Buslneaa. trade. and vocational schools (824) Libraries (823) Educational sarvicaa. n.e.c. (829) Job training and vocational rahabllitation l ervlcaa (833) Child day care l ervlcoa (835) Realdentlal care ?acllltlaa, rlthout auralng (836) Social l ervicea, 0.0-c. (832. 83s) Buaeuaa. art galleries. aad zoos (84)

‘Cenrum Code PROPHSSIONAL AND RELATED SERVICES (continued)

880 Religioum orpanizationm (886) 881 Nembermhip organizationr (881-885, 869) 882 Engineering, architectural, and surveying l ervicem (891) 890 Accounting, auditing. and bookkeeping rervicea (893) 891 Noncommarcia educational and l cientific research (892) 892 Miacelleneoum profemmional and related l ervicea (899)

900 901 910 921 922 930 931 932

991

PUBLIC ADMINISTRATXON

Executive and lepimlative officem (911-913) General government, n.0.c. (919) Jumtice. public order. and l afety (92) Public finance. taxation, and monetary policy (93) Adminirtration of human remourceo programm (94) Adminirtration of environmental quality and howling program8 (95) Adminimtration of economic program8 (96) National l ecurity and international affairs (97)

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470

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1. Earlier you told ma that.. . owned l onu I roncal propwiy. I

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I 4 XIODK I 8 x2ORcf. -SKlPtonnISSCodcor 8 Cluck hem Pl. page45

SKIP to “err ISS Code or Check lfem PI. page 45

Section 3 - AMOUNTS IContinued~ Pen F - MORTGAGES, ROYALTIES AND OTHER FINANCIAL INVESTMENTS

llSS Cod.. 130,140, end 1501 Asset types owned. Murk IXJ .I1 th.1 upPly.

I 0 ISS Cod. 130 - Kot-PJ.g.. 2 0 ISS Cod. 140 -

Is IS5 Co& 130 marked m Check ! ,ONo - SKIPto I

I for spouse l Ir.*dy conductsd - SKIP , to 2. I I

a. E8rli.r vou Uid . . . held 8 mongege. Old.. . own 4 .710 lOY.¶ thi. jointly with. . .‘e l pour.? , anNo-SKlPtoZh

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b. 13~Xwiy~ Ihe pest 4 month. how much lnt.r..t I.. . . .nd . . . . .pou.. by the borrowor? I I UC! None , x?CDK 1 I r,C Ref.

0. IBe.id.8 th.ne )olntlr h.M mortgeg.rI, did.. . hold en” mongeG.e In.. .‘I own nemo? / I tONo - SKIP to Check llbm A20

b. (Eerlier you ..ld th.t . . . hoId l m*nwa*.l Dyrlw the p8.t 4 month. hew much lnt.r..t we. pmd to . bl th. borrowor?

iy x] @

I xtCiDK I ra?Ret.

Is ISS Code 140 or 150 marked in 13YeS Check Item Al?? a 0 No - SKIP to Cheek Item Pf

3. Lerlior IO” **Id. h.d IReed . ...1 ty~cs). During th. poet 4 month., how much incom. did.. . r*c.ir* from fh... IReed ***et tvpssl?

It mccme wes shored. cowx only ‘I there.

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x,nR.f. IAEL0.t m0n.y - Enter *mount of loss in box

D-ES

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Is this the reference person’t * OYOS

au*rtionn*ir*? I I I 0 No - SKfP to Check f?Cm 11. peg. 46

11. The qoremment he. ot! .n.rgy . ..i.t.nc. prog,.m whleh h.lps p.7 h**ting .nd Cooling w , i E Ly- SKIP 10 check Item PZ co.t.. Thl. .s.i.t.nc. SO” b. r.c.1r.d dir.ctly by the houerhold or It un b. peid dir.& to tfw / .Iectric or per oomp.ny, ftml dueler, 01 lendlord. { He. this hous.hold m8lr.d eeei.tanC. Of tile I type durlnp th. poet 4 montbe? 1 b. Woe thl. .eeietenc. aeelr.d In the form of ch.ck.. ’ OChecks wm 10 h*udmM ooupon. or voucher. cent to thl. hou..hold 0, I... I 0 Couponr or vouchers s.“t to household the pe~rnen~ l ont dirwtlv to l utflltf compeny, fwl d..l.r, or lendlord? 3 0 Pevmentr rent directly to ut~kfy com~*,ny,

8 Met-k IXJ ON th.t .~oty. I fuel deelcr. or lendlord

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C. Wh.t w.. th. tot.1 imount of th. .n.rq, .uMmc.: r...lred by tfd. houuhold during th. p..t 4 month.?

Arc then eny chlldrcn 5 to 18 who live in ths hou**hoid?

+ rUY*r 2ONO - SKIP to Check Item Tl. peg. 46

In thi. hou..hold u.~.IIy..t &lz8J ?UYOS l complete hot lunch off.nd et l ohool? I I 0 No - SKIP 10 Check from Tl, psgc 46

I b. now menl chiumn? & [Children

C. Do .n, of the chIldron r.c.lv. fr.. or r.duc.d-price - I q Yar lunch.. thi. .chool yeor b.ceuee th.y qu.1ifi.d for j IDNO-SKIPto the Fod.r.1 School Lunch Proqrem? 1

d. WOW mom, childnn?

0. An the lunch.. fr.. OT .” they ndwad-prlc.7 Murk (XI elf the1 Emily.

f. 00 .n” of the children nseir. fm 01 mdusod-p~c. l chool br.eh1e.t. (ha .chod w.r? t c No - SKIP IO Check Item Tl. peg. 46

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g. now tnony CMdroll? $rm jchildrcn

I h. An th. br..kf..t. fro. or en th.y mdus.d-orlc.? Murk (XI l li thel l ofv. 1

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Section 6 - MISSING WAVE

Does oerson number begIn with a “6”’ I = Yes - SKIP to Check 1t.m C 1. page 72

W. I.,. unebk to obtain inform.tion &nil.r to wh.t w.‘I. just t.1h.d .bout for. . for the period through 1985. Th. n.r( f.w qwations h.lpfill in thk missing infwmetion &out.. . ‘e .conomic .itu.tlon durbq th.1 fwriod.

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1 . During the period from fRsad mrssq wave oemdl through ___ did hw.. job or

h~ry;..s, .ithn full w p.n tim., .r.n for only. 1.w lZY.¶ - SK/P to 30 2tNo

2.E vsn though. did not h.v.. job during th.1 p.ruod. did. . .pmnd .ny tins. looking for work

m ( t Y.~ _ SKIP to 5. or on I.VOff?

, 22 No - SKIP to Check lfem MS

36. Did.. ha.. job or bu8in.s.. either full or p.n tim.. during EACH of th. w..hr in this p.riod? m I 0 Y.~ , ZCNO - SKfPtoJc

b . WT. l b..‘!t without p.v from. .‘. j.b tot .nf m FULL rr.kr du:ing tR.vd mfrs~ng WV. penad)

1CY.S - SKIP to 31 z i? No - SKfP to Check Item M5

--- through , b...us. Of kyoff? C. In wh.ch !nortth. did . . h... . job or busln.4 ‘.“’

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15 Fwst month in p.rmd (6 months ago1 5016 zc Second month m Donod (7 months ago1 6018 ..”

JC‘ Third month m pcrtod 16 months ago, l C Fourth month in period IS months ago1

d. How many w*roks in ‘Read months marked 8” 3; did.. bar.. jcb o* b&n..*? (Show respondent Flarnca!d WI

m c Weeks I” first month (6 months ago,

g F Weeks in second month I7 months ago)

,T Week, m thrrd month I6 months ago) m -- m 3 a Weeks in foulth month I5 months ago)

9. Of th. w..k. th.1.. . h.d . job or busimss, I.. 22% ,;;y,* I . . . .br.nt for l ny full w..ttr without p.y becmus. of kyoff? I 23NO - SKIP to 4 1 f. In which month. w.. . . . absent from. . .‘a job 1‘032 - I 0 Fwst month I” pwiod (6 months .go1

b.c.us. of kyoff? E 12 Second month an p.nod (7 months ago1 s I c Third month in period (6 months ago1 m rcfourth month in period I5 months .gol

g. How meny weeks in IRead months marked m 31/w.‘. . . &..“I frOm.. .‘I job b.s.um. of I.voff?

(Show r.spond.nt Fl.shc.rd WI

Is 3a marked “Yes”?

m m Weeks m first month I6 months ago1

m OWeekr in second month 17 months ago1

m m W..ks m thwd month 16 months ago1

m OW..kr in fowth month I5 months .gol 1 ,so ; k ;f - SKfP to Check Item MS

4. Durinq thk pwiod, whwt . . . did NOT bar.. jab sosol 1OY.S or bushoer. did.. . .p.nd .nr thn. Kline for

, lONO - SKIP 16 Chwk Itam MS

5a. In whkh montha did.. . ap.nd tlm. looking for : - E Fast month in pwiod (6 months agot work 01 en kyoff (when.. . did NOT h.r. l job 01 _ bruin..al? I c Second month in pwiod (7 months agoI

3 3 Thwd month in p.riod 16 months ago1 :rosll .oFourth month in pwiod 15 months .gol

b. now many weeks in.. . Vicrd months marked in 5.J did. . . 99.4 tlm. lookin for work 01 on : j Weeks m first month 16 month. sgo)

I.yoff? 00 not lnclud. .ny weeks already counted k 1 0 Weeks m second monrh L7 months ago) tn 301 1 [? Weeks in third month (6 month. .gol IShow respondent Fl..hc.rd WI ;L! 0 Weeks in fourth month 15 months ago1

Roster litem 641 or th. ISS? SKIP to 6d INTERVIEWER INSTRUCTION

1. If any vxom. cod.. I1 - 561. not .lr..dy listed in th. lnco~ Roster (Item 6.1. .ppe.r on th. ISS. transcnbe tht!n to the Income Roster.

2. Mark column I51 of th. lncom. Roster for ALL income cod.. that .pp..r on th. ISS.

3. Co to Check Item M6.

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8. INCOME ROSTER

m . nv,. -I ^.-- ;-..-----a --._.._ -CL .~

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SIctlan a - MISSING WAVE IContinued)

mcomc type c source LlSf on income typn - did . . . ncoir

508 Section S - MISSING WAVE (Continuodl

Arc any esfets listed in the p rOY*t fsIs~;( Roster llum 7a) or me tONo-SKlPto7d

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INTERVIEWER INSTRUCTION

1. If any asset coder 1100-150.174. 1751. not l Ca*dy listed in tha Asset Rower (item 7a). appear on the ISS. transcribe them to the Asset Roster.

2. Mark column I51 of me Asset Roster for AU .s”t cads% that .we.r on the ISS.

I S.GotoChockItomMS.

7b.

Section 6 - MISSING WAVE (Continued)

509

CALLBACK SUMMARY (Continued)

Has an mt~rwa~ been 50121

I =Yes - Enrcr finrsh Wne on cover page. fill Cc UCms conducted for all household I 36 and 39 and END INTERVIEW members 15 + 7 I I 5 No - Enter hnrsh trms for rhls household member.

, THEN intcrwew next 15 + household member

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I- INCOME SOURCE LIST

ASSET LIST SPEClAL INDICATORS

009 TVD. Cod. TVW

00 ftagular/gUsbook Uving# -Uill~M.8W- 170 walked ilJgIWldlovlWCUdltUhWl

171 obwod IO1 MOMV Illtim dapdt ucounu

172 Medicarm IO2 tzmlfii of DapMit OT omw wInga cutificatoe

178 Modkaio IO3 NOW.SuprNOWorothuhtmst-.omiw

-- 174 U.S. Saw Bonds (E. EE)

I04 Muavtwkmfsmda 178 otkeouchod~~

IOI U.S. Govamnmra.cum*r

IOI [email protected]~

IO7 odw lotuut.wning nnu

I10 StockramutMhndahw.a

120 Rantal po#ny

la0 MonQupr

140 Royal&n

180 othu finamid inv-flu

INCOME SOURCE SUMMARY (MS)

INSTRUCTIONS - Column (41 will show the income LOU~CI coda. in COIU~~ lb], mark IX1 for 411 4ourc.s from which income ~4s r4caived during th4 refrrmc4 pmiod. Column ICI wll show the fyp4 of inconw 4owc4. The Amounts IoCtlOn. &ould b4 filled ~twting wth tha p4ga numbw shown in column (dl for those incof~~ LOU~C., whtfh have bnn mrrf4d.

INCOME CODES 6.17 6 V*t*rms compens8tmn or pensions

IAl. 24 27

:i 36 39

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20 INCOME CODES 30-36

Pension from company 0, union

I I INCOME CODES 40-46

40 GI 6iflNUP dualinn benefits

INCOME COOES SO-56 66 Incidanul or c4sual l *minps

120 I RmtJ 1

120 Mongagel

140 Roy4lti44 (FI - 49

160 Otfw finaxial invwtrmntr

t I I I I SPECIAL INOICATORS S*ctlon 2

I , Workad . -. .

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APPENDIX c

COMPARISON OF ITEM LOCATIONS ON WAVE 1 AND LATER WAVES

A number of changes were made to the record layout between Haves 1 and 2 for the 1984 panel, while the layout has remalned constant for all subsequent waves. fhe follor+ng table should help you f$nd corresponding locattons In the two formats.

Starting Location

Wave 1

, ia n/a

f:7 265 268 290 314 319 n/a 353 546 553 556 570 602 607 n/a 653 833 841 844 866 890 895 n/a 929 1132 1154 1178 1183

Waves 2-4

:5 62 65 n/a 257 n/a 260 n/a 284 318 321 n/a 513 n/a 516 n/a 540 574 589 n/a 769 n/a 772 n/a 796

ii:: n/a 1028 n/a 1052

Difference

0 -3

0

-8

-30

-35

-32

-40

-62

-67

-64

-72

-94

-99

-96

-126

-131

Starting Location

Wave 1

n/a 1205 n/a 2135 n/a 2201 2221 n/a 2304 n/a 2807 n/a 2931 n/a 2935 n/a 3010 n/a 3020 n/a 3021 n/a 3095 3096 3100 3101

:22:: n/a 3240 n/a 5343

Waves 2-4

1074 1077 2007 2012 2078 1808 2095 2178 2180 2683 2695 2819 2820 2824

HE 2958 2968

ft67; 2971 3045 n/a 3089 n/a 3093 n/a 3212 3220 3245 5348 5349

Difference

-128

-123

-121 -126

-124

-112

-111

-53

-52

-51

-50

-7

-a

-19

-5

-6

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