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1 .. ("-..y "' ':. C.. f. \.." "'471S Of UNTED STATES DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE Bureau of the Census Washngton. D.C 2233 December MEMORANDUM FOR From: Thomas C. Walsh Chef Demographc Surveys Dvson " '- Paula J. Schneder :.":::: ;- Chef Populaton Dvson ;-- t::) Subject: Post Edt Completeness and Consstency Checks for the Work Experence Earnngs and Longest Job Porton of the March 1988 CPS ncome Supplement Rewrte Attached are the proposed specfcatons for determnng completeness and consstency of post edted work experence earnngs and longest job data for the March 1988 CPS ncome supplement rewrte. Please revew and return all comments to Ed Welnak of the ncome Statstcs Branch. Attachment cc: G. Russell (DSD B. Fnk D. Rccn K. Creghton T. Varhach S. Gajewsk R. Tucker D. Alexander G. Green (POP) T. Scopp J. Prebe T. Palumbo J. Coder C. Nelson E. Welnak Pop. Dv. Fles Chron POP:EWeln;ak:sls
2 Post Edt Completeness and Consstency Checks After havng completed the ndvdual work experence earnngs and longest job edts each ncome supplement s checked for completeness and consstency among the edted data tems (see Fgure 1). nconsstent response patterns nvoke error condtons. ncomplete supplements are flagged for allocaton of mssng responses durng the jont work experence earnngs longest job statstcal match. The seres of flags carred on each ncomplete supplement ndcate specfc peces of nformaton are mssng and n need of allocaton. Collectvely the value of the flags set represents a nonresponse pattern that can be classfed nto one of 12 groups (see Table 9). Each group uses a unque set of varables to match donors (complete supplements) wth recpents (ncomplete supplements) for the purpose of fllng mssng data. The set of match varables used can be found n Table 1. To try and acheve the best match possble between donors and recpents each recpent goes through a seres of steps systematcally reducng the match detal wthn certan key varables and elmnatng others. Each of these steps s called a "match level." The last level s desgned to assure a match and stll mantan some degree of covarance between varables (see Fgures 61 through 612). n addton each group remans ndependent durng the match process. That s only the nformaton that was orgnally mssng wll be allocated and no reported data wll be lost n an effort to acheve a match.
3 Table 9. Group Assgnment and Flag Value by Nonresponse Pattern for the Jont Work Experence and Longest Job Allocaton System Earnngs x ndcates not reported and needng allocaton
4 Table 1. Dctonary of Match Varables Used for the Jont Work Experence Earnngs and Longest Job Allocaton System (Persons) 1) SEX 2) RACE Male Female Race-l SE" 4 M F 3 "'" 4 F tl/ ev'a.f. A..c. A-F /'JON..+F Race-2 Whte (Non-Hspanc Whte Hspanc Black ) or other Black non-black 3) AGE Under 18 years 18 to 24 years 25 to 34 years 35 to 44 years 45 to 54 years 55 to 61 years 62 to 64 years 65 to 69 years 7 years and over Under 18 years 18 to 24 years 25 to 34 years 35 to 54 years 55 to 64 years 65 years and over Under 25 years 25 to 54 years 55 years and over 4) RELATONSHP Relatonshp-l Relatonshp-2 Famly Householder Spouse of householder Chld of householder Other relatve of householder Unrelated subfamly member Prmary unrelated ndvdual Secondary unrelated ndvdua Householder/spouse Other relatve of householder Prmary Unrelated ndvdual nonrelatve of householder
5 2 5) Years of School Completed-l 8 years or less 9 to 11 years 12 years 13 to 15 years 16 years 17 years or more Yrs of School Completed-2 Less than 12 years 12 years 13 to 15 years 16 years 17 years or more Yrs of School Completed-3 Less than 12 years 12 years 13 to 15 years 16 years or more 6) MARTAL STATUS Marred Wdowed Dvorced/Separated Never marred 7) PRESENCE OF RELATED CHLDREN No chldren under 18 years/nu Some chldren under 6 years All chldren 6 to 17 years 8) LABOR FORCE STATUS OF SPOUSE n labor force Not n labor force Not n unverse (not marred) 9) WEEKS WORKED -- Weeks Worked-l Weeks Worked-2 Under 12 weeks 12 to 25 weeks 26 to 38 weeks 39 to 49 weeks 5 weeks or more Under 2 weeks 2 to 34 weeks 35 to 49 weeks 5 weeks or more D (.. a.p 3.1>+ 1\ j -
6 3 HOURS WORKED - J : C\ t OJ l '" 1 to 19 hours 2 to 34 hours 35 hours or more p <3 o3;r OCCUPATON OF LONGEST JOB occupaton of Longest Job-l (3-dgt occupaton code) Occupaton of Longest Job-2 (Use Recode POCCU2 about 52 categores) CLASS OF WORKER Class of Worker-l Class of Worker-2 Prvate Federal Government State or Local Government Self-employed Wthout pay Wage and salary Self-employed Wthout pay OTHER EARNNGS RECPENCY Wage and Salary No No No ro Yes Yes Yes Yes Self-Employed No No Yes Yes No No Yes Yes Farm No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes
7 4 EARN NGS OF LONGEST JOB- Loss p $2596-.$/- )/'9 $25 to $4999 $5 to $9999 $1 to $14999 $15 to $19999 $2 to $29999 $3 to $39999 $4 to $49999 $5 to $59999 $6 to $74999 $75 or more -- > Loss.. ".:- ;:::=: g 5".t L).5 6J a5 L 5 'J'. (Households) TYPE OF RESDENCE Type of Resdence-l Type of Resdence-2 Farm «} Nonfarm nsde SA (1 mllon+ pop) Nonfarm nsde.'msa (less than 1 mllon pop) Nonfarm outsdrmsa nsde Outsde MSA MSA REGON Northeast Mdwest South West TRANSFER PAYMENTS Wth transfer payments Wthout/not coded transfer payments ( -r f\" s L.w + f tr3 9- Fs ss::' fhv 1J'- t..o \c: \ -e.. )
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