SIPP 1984 Panel Wave 01 - Core File

SURVEY OF INCOME AND PROGRAM PARTICIPATION (SIPP)

USERS' GUIDE

2ND EDITION - DRAFT

Washington, D.C.

1984

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

Malcolm Baldrige, Secretary Clarence J. Brown, Deputy Secretary

Sidney Jones, Under Secretary for Economic Affairs

BUREAU OF THE CENSUS

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

SURVEY OF INCOME AND PROGRAM USERS' GUIDE

PARTICIPATION

Interim Draft

NOTE

A substantially expanded text for the SIPP Users' Guide is being prepared for distribution in February 1985. Each purchaser of a SIPP Wave 1 file or this Guide will automatically receive a copy as soon as it is available.

CONTENTS

Introduction

Planned Products from SIPP

Source and Reliability Statement

Appendix A Bibliography A-l

Appendix B Glossary of Selected Terms B-l

Appendix C Facsimiles of Control Card and Questionnaire C-l

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT DF COMMERCE Bureau of the Census Washington, D.C. 20233

. . Survey of Income and Program Participation (SIPP)

Wave 1 Rectangular Microdata File

User Note No. 3

A discrepancy exists between the machine-readable dictionary and the technical documentation in the number of characters allocated for the sample unit identifier (SU-ID).

Please change the machine-readable dictionary so that the variable SU-ID (character location 6) has a size of 9 characters followed by 3 characters of zero filler. Wave 1 rectangular file machine-readable dictionaries shipped after June 12 will reflect this change.

June 1985

UNlTED STATES DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE Bureau of the Census Washington, D.C. 20233

Survey of Income and Program Participation (SIPP) Wave 1 Rectangular Microdata File

User Note No. 4

The variables 1251MP01, I25IMP02, 125LMP03, and 125IMP04 in locations 4289-4292 refer to imputation of receipt of WIC benefits, not to an amount imputation.

Survey of Income and Program PartlClpatlOn (SIPPI

Wave 1 Rectangular Microdata File

User Note No. 5

Subject: SIPP 1984 Panel Wave 1 and Yave 2 Cases where Anned Forces . St8tus was Incorrectly Classified 8s “Active Duty” -

This is to follow up on my July 25 memorandum on Estimate Discrepancies

“SIPP Armed Forces Population -- Results of Field Followup.” It was suggested that

SIPP file users be allowed to correct their public use files to account for these discrepancies if their l olys’is warranted. (that is, person record field U-AF should equal 2, not 1 as shown on the file). The attached list shows strambled PSU, segment and serial number for each person on the Wave 1

. and Wave 2 files where this error exists. Also shown are person number and wave number . Mote that for all cases on this list Address ID is equal to 11.

Similar errors may exist on tapes for Waves 3, 4 and 5, but no work has be& don& to identify these, and none*is planned. Beginning with Wave 5 rotation 2, efforts have been made to correct this information at the point of data collection.

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ARHED FORCRS DISCREPARCIRS (Waves 1 and/or 2)

PSU SRGHEUT

209 0190 855 6796 430 0380 489 9163 404 3925 112 5661 37s 6249 183 6244 408 0112 749 2293 430 4040 604 0388 193 2299 917 3921 917 3921 542 8116 634 8119 529 1460 055 8114 730 6790 547 4894 ,. 446 6673 643 6796 s97 3923 898 9164 486 7401 058 1237 S66 7388 486 7401 778 4048 199 0118 075 0779 943 7942 943 7947 097 1709 645 8790 689 811s 778 2461 566 8088 S66 8088 912 6133 795 s149 94s 471s 462 5834 317 4716 806 2464 s39 1961 2S8 7309 991 2S77 a03 0386 110 1040

S&RIAL

49 09 32 16 47 91 88 66 44 16 34 16 31. 08 08 06 67 27 40 98 86 44 88 -59 09 01 3s 87 . 01 SS 84 40 31 08 28 17 08 14

;: 03 96 01 30 84 18 26 15 73 33 21

PRRSOU

101 101 101 101 103 101 101 102 101 101 103 101 101 101 102 101 101 101 101

. 101 102 103 101 101 101 101 101 101 101 101 103 101 101 101 103 101 101 101 101 102 101 101 101 101 101 101 101 101 101 101 106

PSU SBCHENT SRRIU

67s 1675 90 101 617 1675 13 101 472 7383 82 101 141 9524 55 101 849 3652 95 101 923 6132 54 101 835 6193 78 111 830 9520 73 104 396 7308 63 102 810 4692 85 101 838 4693 63 102 472 7383 82 101 146 2460 17 101 201 S831 13 101 258 4718 90 101 522 5833 90 101 617 6193 42 101 201 S831 13 101 948 7381 53 101 199 8051 01 101 317 3925 05 101 884 4372 97 101 893 4882 09 101 441 7388 24 101 236 7842 * 45 101 090 8082 45 101

PERSON MJ?fBER

UAVR

1, 2 1 1 1 2 1. 2 1, 2 1 1, 2 1. 2 1, 2 2 1 2 1, 2 1, 2 1 1 1. 2 1, 2 1 1, 2 2 2 1, 2 1, 2

. -&t*&ment &

Vave & & 21 22 23 24 2s 26 27 28 29 30 31 32

Total

Uwe 2 21

Tot81

22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32

Type 1.8 Type 2'8 Deleted 1Correc Q (Incorrect) Cues

0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 4 1 4 0

12

0 0 0 0 0 0 1 3 3 1 4 1

13

6 0 4 0

13 3 6 1 2 0 3 1 5 1 4 3

12 1 5 2 3 3 2 0

65 1s

4 0 0 2 0 0 8 3 0 S 1 1 4 0 0 2 9 0 5 0 2 2 0 0 9 0 0 4 2 1 2 4 0 4 1 0

51 11

ARXRD ?ORCRS DISCRRPNICIRS BY RO

$oninterviews

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 3 1 2

7

4

Tot81 Discrepncies 99 Reported as Correct 12 Reported as Incorrect 65‘ Uot Reported1 22

Vwe 2 Total Discrepancies Reported 8s Correct Reported 8s Incorrect Uot Reported1

Actual

79 79 467,601 13 16 94,704 51 63 372,897 1s 0 0

Adjusted2 Ueighted3

99 439,461 15 66,S8S 84 372,872

0 0

1 Includes Type A, C and D noninterviews in Vave S/6 and cases dropped as a result of the sample reduction.

2 Not Reported cases have been appbrtioned to “Reported as Correct” md “Reported as Incorrecta categories based on the actual rates for reported cues.

3 The 1984 Panel Base weight of 4439 for Uave 1 and S919 for Uave 2 was applied to adjusted totals to derive approximate weighted totals.

JULY 25, 1985

Subject: 8IPP M lorces Population Istimate Discrepancies - Results of ?ield ?ollouup

In a recent enalysis of SIPP and CPS labor force data, Peul Ryscevege and Jack Bregger CBLS) discovered an inconsistency in the population l stim8tes from the tw surveys. tot the pusposer of their rtudy they wre adjusting the SIPP estimate to the CPS l stim8te for the third quarter of 1983. Vhen they added in persons in farm households to the SIPP universe 16 and over, and toolc out the Armed lorces living on or off posts in households, their civilian noninstitutional population ws apout 500,000 below the CPS.ffgure. Uhen the fourth quarter of 1983 and first md second quarter of 1984 wre adjusted in a similar manner, the SIPP civilian noninstitutional population averaged about 460,000 below the CPS figure. Therefore, it appeared that tIPPer l rtimate of the Armed ?orces population ws too high. Based on tables Benerated by POP Division, w discovered some inconsistency betwen the control carb item dealing with active duty Xilituy ttatur (control card item 32~) and the labor force class of worker question <source code 2012 and 2112). POP Divirion generated 8 listing of all Vave 1 and Uove 2 cases where control card item 32~ indicated the respondent ws currently on active duty in the M lorcer but source code 201212112 +howd.only en -loyet other than m Irorces (e.g. 8 private company, ?ederel, l tete or local government, or unpaid in family business). The results showed 99 out of 337 Uwe 1 active duty -4 lorcet respondents and 79 of 263 Uave 2 active duty Armed lorces respondents where this condition existed.

During SIPP interviewing for Uwe 5, rotationa 2 and 3 mad Vave 6, rotations 4 and 1 (March through June 85) intemieuert were instructed to verify Anned Forces status as of the appropriate Uave 1 intervieu month (October 83 through Januuy 84). If the person ws found not to be on active duty during the Uwe 1 interview month, the interviewer rurked control card item 32~ by circling the “2-lfo” below the question. If the person was found to be correctly identified u on active duty, the interviewer circled the “l-Yes” below the question. Current M ?orces 8tetus ws then verified end updated. Some cues could not k verified rince they had been dropped in the SIPP sample reduction or were now put of 8 nonintervieued household.

Ir l result of the field work, 77 of the 99 Uave 1 cues could be followd up, (1s had been deleted and 7 uere now nonintenieus). Of the 77 verified, 65 wre determrined to be incomct (not in the Armed Forcer during Uave 1) and 12 wre correctly identified as in the Amed lorces. lot Vave 2, 64 of the 79 cases could t& folloued up (11 had been deleted and 4 wre nonintervieus). of there 64, Sl wre verified u incorrect end 13 u comet. Thus, 84% of Vave 1 and 80% of Ueve 2 cues wre detedned not to be on active duty during - the Uave 1 interview. (See Attachment 1 for comparisons by regional office).

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In an effort to determine the impact bf these cases on SIPP estimates, I fint ’ . * apportioned the not-reported cases to the “correct” and “incorrect” categories based on the percentage breakbow for the reported cases (Attachment 2). men, since final wights wre not available from listings we were provided, approximate weighted counts, derived by Dave Rubble of SHD, wre applied to the adjusted counts. A Uave 1 wight of 4439 was obtained by comparing third quarter 1983 estimates of the civilian population with the total noninstitutionalized population. The difference, being the military population, was then divided by 337, the number of survey respondents reported u being on active duty. Vave 2 might8 of $919 wre estimated wing Vave 1 wrights (4439 x 413). Attachment 2 ahow that SIPP l stimetes of the active duty Armed Forces population wre approximately 372,876 too high for Uave 1 and, an almost identical 372,897 too high for Uave 2 due to the incorrect recording of Armed Forces status on the control card.

In conclusion, w have resolved a considerable amount (81%) of our differences with CPS, u observed by Ryscavage and Bregger, by studying cases that showed an employer other thin the Anned Forces. (The remaining 87,000 wighted difference is wll within saspling variability at 2 standard deviations). Naturally, w may have errors going the other way which have gone undetected, (that is, AznM Forces personnel incorrectly clusified as not on active

duty) l However, given our differences with CPS it is unlikely that them ue many of these. It is hard to explain why so mury cues werye recorded incorrectly in SIPP since the questions are identical to CPS and the interviewer instructions are very similar. One possible explanation is that most SIPP interviewers wera neu hires in Uave 1, had no practical axperience asking these questions , and the training materials did not discuss control card item 32~ other than in the mock interviews. Given our problems in recording this item, future manuals and training should discuss the ixPortance of correctly recording this infomation. Ye also should try to institute a preedit check, if possible, to nject cues where cc item 32~ is aqua1 to 1 but source codes 2012 and 2112 are not equal to S (M Forces). Due to the fact that source codes 2012 and 2112 are keyed under Program 8 (fixed ffold data) this kind of check, at this the, is not possible. Howver, it will be explored in the future when the 8nd resources allow.

Since these errors were not detected until midway through Uave 5 interviewing, at which time they should have been comcted on tha control cards, w have several public use files which have been released that have some incorrect Anned Forces status designations. Ue will not n-release these files with comctions for the cases w have identified in this study. Rather, w vi11 provide a list of public use control nuabers , along with selected demographic characteristics, for these cues so that users can comet their files, if their analysis warrants.

Attachments

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INTRODUCTION

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 Appendix C of this Guide.

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 reference *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 in postsecondary schools, private health insurance coverage, public or subsidized rental housing, low-income energy assistance, and school breakfast and lunch participation. A facsimile of the questionnaire appears in Appendix C of this Guide.

The third major element is the various supplements or topical modules 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 more 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 (3) health characteristics (including disability). The fourth wave topical module covers (1) assets and liabilities, (2) pension plan ccverage, and (3) housing characteristics.

Sample Design

The SIPP sample design for the 1984 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 were occupied and eligible for interview. The chart on the following page shows the sample design for the first panel of SIPP. The sample households within a given panel are divided into four subsamples of nearly equal size. These subsamples 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 example, households interviewed in October 1983 were asked questions for the months June, July, AuqJst, and September. This household was interviewed again in February 1984 for the October through January period.

Rotation Wave

1

2

3

2

2

2

4 6 i 6

2 6

3 6

4 1

2

3

4

1

2

3

4 1

2

3

Design of First SIPP Panel

Interview month Reference months

Oct. 83 June, July, Aug., Sept. (83) Nov. 83 July, Aug., Sept., Oct. (83) Dec. 83 Aug., Sept., Oct., Nov. (83) Jan. 84 Sept., Oct., Nov., Dec. (33)

Feb. 84 Oct., NOV., Dec. (831, Jan. (84) March 34 Nov., Dec. (331, Jan., Feb. (34) April 84 Dec. (83), Jan., Feb., March (34)

iMay 84 Jan., Feb., March, April (84) June 84 Feb., March, April, May (84) July 84 March, April, May, June (34) Aug. 84 April, May, June, July (34)

Sept. 84 May, June, July, Aug. (34) Oct. 84 June, July, Aug., Sept. (34) Nov. 84 July, Aug., Sept., Oct. (34) Dec. 84 Aug., Sept., Oct., Nov. (84)

Jan. 85 Sept., Oct., Nov., Dec. (84) Feb. 85 Oct., Nov., Dec. (841, Jan. (35) March 85 Nov., Dec. (341, Jan., Feb. (35) April 85 Dec. (34), Jan., Feb., March (35)

May 85 Jan., Feb., March, April (85) June 85 Feb., March, April, Hay (85) July 95 March, April, Nay, June (35) Aug. a5 April, May, June, July (85)

Sept. 85 May, June, July, Aug. (35) Oct. 55 June, July, Aug., Sept. (35) Nov. 85 July, Aug., Sezt., Oct. (35) Dec. a5 Aug., Sept., Oct., Nov. (35)

Jan. 86 Sept., Oct., Ncv., Dec. (85) Feb. 86 Oct., NOV., Dec. (351, Jan. (36) Narch 86 Nov., Dec. (351, Jan., Feb. (36) April 36 Dec. (351, Jan., Feb., March (86)

May 36 Jan., Feb., March, April (86) June 86 Feb., March, April, May (86) July 86 March, April, :;tay, June (86) Aug. 86 April, May, June, July (86)

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

A new panel of slightly smaller size is scheduled to be introduced in February 1985 and in January of each succeeding year. This overlapping design provides a much larger sample size (almost twice as large) from which cross-sectional estimates can be made. 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 Operations

Data collection operations are managed through the Census Sureau's 12 per;nanent regional offices. A staff of interviewers assigned to SIPP conduct interviaws by personal visit each month with most interviewing completed during the first 2 weeks of that month. Completed questionnaires are transmitted to the regional offices where they undergo an extensive clerical edit before being entered into the Dureau's SIPP data processing system. Upon entering this processing system the data are subjected to a detailed computer edit. Errors identified in this phase are corrected and computer processing continues.

Two of the major steps of computer processing are the assignment of weights to each sample person and imputation for missing survey responses. The weighting procedures assure that SIPP estimates of the number of persons agree with independent estimates of the population within specified age, race, and sex categories. The procedures: also assure close correspondence with 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 missing responses is based on procedures generally reeerred to as the "hot deck" approach. This approach assigns values for the nonresponse from a sample person who did provide a response and who has characteristics similar to those of tine nonrespondent.

The longitudinal design of SIPP dictates that all persons 15 years old and over present as household members at the time of the first interview be part of the survey throughout the entire 2 l/2 year-period. To meet this goal the survey collects information useful in locating persons who move. In addition, field procedures were established that allow for the transfer of sample cases between regional offices. Persons moving within a loo-mile radius of an original sampling area (a county or group of counties) are followed and continue with the normal personal interviews at 4-month intervals. Those moving to a new residence that fall outside the loo-mile radius of any SIPP sampling area are interviewed by telephone. The geographic areas defined by these rules contain more than 95 percent of the U.S. population. Persons moving to Alaska, outside the United States, or into ar, institution or military barracks are not interviewed.

'As indicated in the chart on the previous page, wave 2 comprised only three rotation groups (three-fourths of the full sample). This exception was made in order to have the wave 6 topical module (covering taxes and other previous calendar year information) fall in the months of May, June, July, and August.

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Because most types of analysis using SIPP data will be dependent not on data for individuals but cn groups of individuals (households, families, etc.), provisions were made to interview all "new" persons living with orginal sample persons (those interviewed in the first wave). These new sample persons entering the survey through contact with original sample persons are considered as part of the sample only while residing with the original sample person.

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PLAUNED PRODUCTS PROM SIPP

Data from SIPP will be used to examine differences among groups at a given point in time (cross-sectional analysis) and differences over time in the status of given persons and households (longitudinal analysis). Examples of SIPP products planned or under consideration are discussed below. Check the Monthly Product

Announcement (MPA), CENDATA, or Data User News for announcements and articles --- relating to these products. The MPA (free of charge) may be ordered from Customer Services and Data User News ($21 annual subscription rate) may be Pm - ordered from the U.S. Government Printing 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 Division on (301) 7634100.

Uonthly average reports. The current report, Economic Characteristics of Households in the United States: -- 3rd Quarter, 1983 (P-70, No.11, showi= average monthly labor force, income, - and program participation statistics is an example of this type of report and is the first in a quarterly series. It is also possible to prepare monthly average estimates for longer time periods, and a publication is planned which will show monthly averages for calendar year 1984.

Monthly transition reports. Because information on many characteristics is collected for individual months, it is possible to tabulate data on month-to-month changes in labor force status, program participation status, and other statuses of interest. Monthly transition 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 profile reports. These reports will provide data on the economic activity of persons and households over the course of a calendar year. Examples . of the types of data that would be contained in these reports include annual earnings of persons, annual income of families and households, poverty status of persons and families, work experience during the calendar year, and compositional changes in families and households during the year.

Topical reports. The Census Bureau expects to produce periodic or single-time reports on particular topics (e.g. disability and earnings, 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.

Characteristics of persons over 1 and 2 year 8pan. By matching together consecutive interviews, it will be possible to obtain a month-by-month history of persons over periods of a year or longer. The reports in this series will provide information on changes in living arrangements, labor force participation, income, and program participation during l-year or 2-year periods.

Characteriatica of families and households over 1 and 2 year *pan. Reports in this series will be similar in concept to the person reports described above. A complicating factor is the compositional change that will 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 interviews. The reports are likely to contain an analysis of the time period preceding and/or following a particular event such as a job change, a change in employment status, a marital disruption, or a move to a new address.

Pub&z-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 Wave 1 file, a rectangular file will be available in late December 1984. Other data files that will be made available for public use include calendar year longitudinal files showing monthly data for the 12-month period, panel longitudinal files showing monthly data for the entire life of the panel, and topical module files containing core and topical module data covering the 4-month reference period for a specified wave.

SAMPLE DESIGN, ESTIMATES, AND RELIABILITY OF THE DATA

This section deals with design of the survey sample, weighting of responses, use of numerical factors to compensate for less than a full sample in making estimates, calculation of standard errors, and use of imputation flags.

Sample Design

The SIPP survey is based on a multi-stage stratified sample of the noninstitutional resident population of the United States. More specifically, the universe of the survey inclties persons living in households, plus those persons living in group quarters such as college dormitories and rooming houses. In Wave 1 of the 1984 Panel, inmates of institutions, such as homes for the aged, and persons living abroad were not in the survey universe and thus not eligible for interview. Persons residing in military barracks, although part of the noninstitutional population, were also excluded from the survey universe in Wave 1. Other people in the Armed Forces were eligible, as long as they were living in a housing unit, whether off base or on.

For Wave 2 and subsequent waves, institutionalized persons, persons living abroad, and those living in military barracks become eligible for the survey only if they move into housing units in the United States with original sample persons, i.e., those who were interviewed in Wave 1.

Selection of Primary Sampling Units

To reduce sample selection and interviewing costs the Census Bureau first selects certain areas to be included in the sample, and then samples households within the selected areas. The first stage of this design involves the selection of these areas. The first step of this procedure is the definition of the United States in terms of counties or groups of counties called primary sampling units or PSU's.

PSU's with similar key socioeconomic characteristics are grouped together into strata. Then one sample PSU is selected from each strata. The PSU's used for SIPP are a Subsample of the sample PSU's used in the Current Population Survey.

Of the 174 strata into which PSU's were classified for the 1984 panel, 45 consisted of only a large single metropolitan area; these 45 areas were selected into the sample with certainty. These 45 PSU's are termed "self-representing." The remaining 129 strata consisted of 2 or more PSU's, from which only one was selected into the sample. These PSU's are termed "non-self-representing" because they were selected to represent other PSU's in their stratum as well as themselves.

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The strata from which non-self-representing PSU's are selected typically cross State lines. For example, aside from the Detroit metro area, which represents itself, sampled PSU's in Michigan represent a geographically diverse area -- areas spread over the Midwestern States. (Thus, a tabulation of data coded to Michigan, for example, will not yield reasonable estimates for that State. Rather, State codes on the microdata files are primarily useful for determining applicable criteria for programs which vary from State to State.)

Selection of Ultimate Sarpling Units

To arrive at the sample of households, geographic units called enumeration districts (ED's), with an average 350 housing units, are sampled from within each of these SIPP sample PSU's. Within those selected ED's 2 to 4 living quarters, or ultimate sampling units (USU'S), are systematically selected from address lists prepared for the 1970 census. If the address lists are incomplete, small land areas are sampled. To account for living quarters built within each of the sample areas after the 1970 census, a sample is drawn of permits issued for construction of residential Living quarters through March 1983. In jurisdictions that do not issue building permits, small land areas are sampled and the living quarters within are listed by field personnel and then subsampled. In addition, sample living quarters are selected from supplemental frames that include mobile home parks and new construction for which permits were issued prior to January 1, 1970, but for which construction was not completed until after April 1, 1970.

Sampling Rate and Weights

The objective of the sampling is to obtain a self-weighting probability sample. In a self-weighting sample, every sample unit has the same overall probability of selection. In self-representing PSU's the sampling rate is about 1 in 3,700. In non-self-representing PSU's, the sampling rate is higher, as the sampling is adjusted to account for the PSU's probability of selection. For example, if a non-self-representing PSU was selected with a probability of l/10, the sampling rate within the PSU would be roughly 1 in 370 instead of 1 in 3,700.

In Wave 1, occupants of about 1,000 eligible living quarters were not interviewed because they refused to be interviewed, could not be found at home, were temporarily absent, or were otherwise unavailable. These households were not interviewed in Wave 2, and were classified as noninterviews because they were eligible for inclusion. Wave 2 included only 3 of the 4 rotation groups. For these reasons and as a result of following movers, a total of 14,532 living quarters were designated for Wave 2. Of these, 833 were not interviewed because they no longer contained eligible respondents. An additional 729 households were not interviewed in Wave 2 because of geographical remoteness or because of the reasons listed above for Wave 1 noninterviews. The noninterview rate for Wave 1 was 5 percent, and the combined noninterview rate for Wave 1 and Wave 2 was 9.4 percent.

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The estimation procedure used to derive SIPP person weights involves several stages of weight adjustments. In the first wave, each person received a base weight equal to the inverse of his/her probability of selection. In the second wave, each person received a base weight that accounted for differences in the probability of selection caused by the following of movers.

A noninterview adjustment factor was applied to the weight of each interviewed person to account for persons in occupied living quarters who were eligible for the sample but were not interviewed. A factor was applied to each interviewed person's weight to account for the SIPP sample areas not having the same population distribution as the strata from which they were selected.

An additional stage of adjustment to persons' weights was performed to bring the sample estimates into agreement with independent monthly estimates of the civilian (and some military) noninstitutional population of the United States by age, race, and sex. These independent estimates were, based on statistics on births, deaths, immigration, and emigration; and statistics on the strength of the Armed Forces. To increase accuracy, weights were further adjusted in such a manner that SIPP sample estimates would closely agree with Current Population Survey (CPS) estimates by type of householder (married, single with relatives or single without relatives by sex and race) and relationship to householder (spouse or other). The estimation procedure for the data in the report also involved an adjustment so that the husband and wife of a household received the same weight.

The weight estimation procedure described above resulted in persons' weights varying from about 500 to 50,000. Persons in the sample for less than the entire 4-month period received zero weights for months not in the sample. Starting in Wave 5 the weighting system will also be adjusted to account for a reduction in the number of sample units interviewed. Most statistical software packages handle weighted data with no difficulty. In tabulating a characteristic the software takes each response and applies the person weight.

Figure 1 illustrates a simple example, in which 3 of 5 persons work full-time, 2 do not. But since the persons who do not work full-time happen to have higher weights than the others, weighted totals show the two groups to be equal.

FIGURE 1. Example of Weighted Data Raw Weighted

Counts Counts Worked

Full-Time Weight No Yes No Yes -- -

Person 1 Person 2 Person 3 Person 4 Person 5

No 4,000 1 4,000 No 5,000 1 5,000 Yes 3,000 1 3,000

Yes 3,000 1 3,000

Yes 3,000 1 3,000 -- --

2 3 9,000 9,000

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Preparing National Estimates for mrsons, Families, and Households

Weights for persons are carried on each person record, on both the relational (hierarchical) and rectangular files. Weights for households and families are carried, respectively, on the household and family records of the relational file. The weighting process defines the weight of the household to be the same as the weight of the household reference person or householder, and the weight of a family or subfamily is that of the family or subfamily reference person.

On the rectangular file, where household, family, and subfamily segments appear on each person record, all of the applicable weights can be found in that record. Tallying household characteristics from every record would result in counting multi-person households more than once. One way to avoid estimating more households than there really are is to tally household characteristics using only the householder's record, since there is always one and only one householder &per household. Similarly, the records of family or subfamily reference persons can be used in generating family and subfamily estimates.

Of course, many desired household characteristics are not already shown on household records or segments, but are derived by summarizing the characteristics of the persons in the household, as for example, the number of persons 65 years old and over in the household. Doing so with SIPP files is somewhat more complicated than with files in which person records are arranged in a strictly hierarchical fashion within household.

Household records in SIPP relational files carry pointers to each person who was a member of the household. There are five sets of pointers, one for each month of the reference period and one for the interview month. The rectangular file does not have these household-to-person pointers, but does identify the address ID of the household of which the person was a member each month. The file can be readily sorted on address ID within sample unit to group household members together for any particular reference month. Another option available to rectangular file users is to sort on the person number of the householder, provided on each household member's record.

Estimates for groups of persons other than households and f&lies

Some analyses involve summarizing to units other than households or families. The persons within a household who benefit from food stamps are one such example. Only part of a family may receive aid or there may be two separate food stamp units living together. For each food stamp receiving unit one adult household member is designated as the prime recipient. The SIPP questionnaire also identifies which children and other household members are covered by those food stamps.

Food stamp coverage is recorded on the SIPP files in two ways. First, the primary recipient's record includes the person numbers of each household member covered, and each of the other covered persons' records has a flag that indicates membership in a food stamp receiving unit. Only the primary recipient's record specifies the amounts of food stamps received for the unit.

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To tabulate the characteristics of all food stamp recipients in a household, the easiest approach might be to sort recipients together within households using the recipiency flags. Rut if it is necessary to discriminate between multiple food stamp receiving units within a household, the only way is to examine the primary recipient's record and use its list of person numbers to point to the secondary recipients in that unit. Then one could summarize appropriate characteristics across the person records. This way one could determine whether the food stamp recipiency unit includes a wage-earner, is part of a family below the poverty level, lives together with persons who are not covered, and so forth.

Other programs for which there are pointers from the primary recipient's record to other recipients in the household include Medicaid, AFDC, foster children payments, general assistance, health insurance, Railroad Retirement, Social Security and veterans payments. In all of these cases, all income received by the unit, including payments for the benefit of children, are reported on the record of the primary adult recipient and not on the records of secondary recipients. The weight of the primary recipient is most likely to be appropriate in tabulations of food stamp recipiency units and similar groups of individuals.

Estimates for Different Reference Periods

Each person and household is assigned 5 weights on each interview file, one for each of the four reference months and one for the interview month. Families and subfamilies are assigned only 4 weights since there is no attempt to define families as of the reference date. The 4 sets of reference month weights can be used only to form reference month estimates. Reference month estimates can be averaged, however, to form estimates of monthly averages over some period of time. For example, using the proper weights one can estimate the monthly average number of persons in a specified income range over the 4-month period.

The fifth weight is specific to the interview month. This weight can be used to form person or household estimates that specifically refer to characteristics as of the interview month. For example, one might want to estimate the number of unmarried adults living with an aged parent as of the latest observation. Interview weights can also be used to form estimates referring to the time period including the interview month and 4 previous months. One caution is that characteristics as of the interview date may not reflect that entire month--the persons could move, marry, or die before the end of the month.

The interview weight is also used for estimating a few of the demographic characteristics and other information that appear on the file for the 4-month reference period as a whole, but not for each month, such as race or sex.

None of these weights has been designed to yield the best estimates for a person's or household's status over two or more months, as for example, the number of households existing in October 1983 who experienced a 50 percent increase in income between July and August.

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Calendar Month Data and Time Dimensioned Summary Statistics

In tabulating SIPP data for a particular calendar month, one must keep in mind the survey design. Most waves include 4 rotation groups, interviewed in four successive months. Figure 2 is a schematic diagram of the 1984 Panel design.

Months, quarters and years are shown along the top. Each cell shows the wave and rotation groups for which data are collected for each month. Thus, in the first interview, conducted in October 1983, data were collected from Wave l-Rotation Group 1 households for the months of June, July, August and September.

As successive rotation groups are interviewed, the 4-month reference periods advance by 1 month. Wave l-Rotation Group 2 households were interviewed in November 1983 for data for J'uly through October.

In deriving calendar month or quarterly estimates from the data files, it is important to know how many rotation groups were interviewed, as less than the full sample may be available. If this is the case, the estimates must be inflated by an appropriate factor.

In some months, a full sample of 4 rotation groups from the same wave will be available. For Wave 1 (see figure 21, data for September 1983 were collected from the full sample. These data consist of month 4 data for Rotation Group 1,

month 3 data for Rotation Group 2, month 2 data for Rotation Group 3, and month 1 data for Rotation Group 4. All of these figures (with appropriate weights) must be added together because any one rotation group includes only one-fourth of the SIPP sample.

In deriving quarterly estimates, a full sample consists of data for 4 rotation groups for each of the 3 months in the quarter. This would entail using data from 2 or 3 waves. For example, the fourth quarter of 1983 includes various rotation groups from Waves 1 and 2. Weighted data from all these rotation groups must be added together to form a full sample.

Note, however, that a full sample is not available for the third quarter of 1983. Or for subsequent quarters, the analyst may not want to wait for another wave of data to become available. Procedures to use in deriving estimates based on a partial sample are explained below.

Working With Less Than the Full Sample

Figure 2 also illustrates that for October 1983, data were collected from only three rotation groups of Wave 1. Thus the sample size available is three- fourths that available for September. The preferred way to handle this is to acquire Wave 2 as well, and combine October data for Wave 2-Rotation Group 1 with the Wave 1 October data for Rotation Groups 2, 3 and 4.

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If a particular application does not require the full sample size, however, one could use only Wave 1 data for October and multiply weighted results by a factor of 1.33 to compensate for having only three-fourths of the sample. This is illustrated in figure 3.

FIGURE 3. Factors for Monthly Data: Wave I, 1984 Panel

Month of Interview

Reference Period Rotation Second Quarter m Fourth Quarter

Group Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec.

October 1 X x x x

November 2 x x x

December 3 x x

January 4 X

X

x x

x x x

Factors to Compensate for Missing Rotation Groups

4 2 1.33 1 1.33 2 4

To use Wave 1 data for the month of November, double the estimates (which compensates for having only one half of the sample consisting of Rotation Groups 3 and 41, and for December multiply the estimates by 4 (since they are based on a one-fourth sample consisting of rotation group 4 alone). Corresponding factors apply to data for June, July and August (also available in Wave 1) as well, and for these months the factors must be used, as the alternative of picking up the missing rotation groups in another wave does not exist.

A similar approach is applicable to subsequent waves as well. The particular factor to use is determined by the number of rotation groups covered in the time period one is analysing. Factors for Waves 1 and 2 and combined Wave 1 and 2 estimates are given in Table 1 below.

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Table 1. Factors to be Applied to Basic Parameters to Obtain Parameters for Specific Reference Periods

Wave 1 Estimates

June 1983, December 1983 July 1983, November 1983 August 1983, October 1983 September 1983

3rd Quarter 1983 1.22

4th Quarter 1983 1.85

July-December 1983 1.06

Wave 2 Estimates

October 1983 and March 1984 November 1983 and February 1984 December 1983 and January 1984

4th Quarter 1983 1.85

1st Quarter 1984 1.85

Wave 1 and 2 Combined Estimates

June 1983 and March 1984

July 1983 and February 1984

August 1983 and January 1984

September through December 1983

4.00

2.00

1.33

1.00

4.00

2.00

1.33

4.00

2.00

1.33

1.00

3rd Quarter 1983 4th Quarter 1983

1st Quarter 1984

July-December 1983

Factors must also be applied to quarterly estimates or those for longer periods of time if less than the full sample for any month is available. Thus, in table 1 a factor of 1.22 must be applied to third quarter 1983 estimates, 1.85 to

fourth quarter estimates using either Wave 1 or Wave 2, but a factor of 1.00

(i.e., no factor is needed) for fourth quarter 1983 estimates using full sample data from the combined Wave 1 and Wave 2 files.

Caveats for Calendar ~&nth Data

Although it is possible to examine the data on a monthly basis and examine the data in a strictly cross sectional sense, there are qualifications or biases in this type of analysis.

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First, no evaluations have been made of responses to income and related variables that are provided on a monthly basis. There may be some biases in this reporting. For example, people may tend to report a rough monthly average for their income over the four month reference period rather than specifically recalling amounts separately for each month. If this were so it would not be possible to analyze real month-to-month changes in income figures.

Second, most data users have been able to work only with annual income figures to this point, using the census, CPS or other surveys which measure income only once during a year. There will be considerable temptation for SIPP users to return to familiar analytical ground by multiplying 4-month income figures by 3 to estimate *12-month income. To do so would ignore seasonal variation in employment and income. A better approach to annual income would be to match together the first several waves and look at actual income experience across 12 months, perhaps comparing the results to the annual income and taxation information reported in Wave 5.

Time-Dimensioned Summary Statistics

An approach to analyzing these data that would reduce the biases just discussed for monthly estimates involves summarizing data across time. In this approach one calculates standard summary statistics such as counts, means, and modes across time as well as across individuals.

For example, instead of calculating the number of persons with incomes over $3,000 for the month of July, one would calculate the number of persons with a mean monthly income of $3,000 or more during the 3rd quarter.

This approach is relatively straightforward at the person level. However, at the family or household level, an additional complexity is added. One must first define these groups and identify the changes that occur during the quarter., Then the conditions under which new groups are formed must be defined. Longitudinal concepts of households and families are the subject of a Working Paper, "Toward a Longitudinal Definition of Households" by David McMillen and Roger Herriot, available from the Census Bureau.

Producing Estimates Below the National Level

Census Regions

The total estimate for a region is the sum of the state estimates in that region. However, one of the groups of states, formed for confidentiality reasons, crosses regional boundaries. This group consists of South Dakota

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1 These problems do not arise in Wave 1, as households were defined as of the interview and changes during the reference months were not recorded.

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(Midwest Region), Idaho (West Region), New Mexico (West Region), and Wyoming (West Region). To compute the total estimate for the Midwest 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 Midwest Region. For the West Region, a factor of .797 should be applied to the above group's total estimate and added to the sum of the other states in the West.

Estimates for regions included in the published SIPP reports reflect the actual region of residence, not the results of proration across the 4-state group. Thus there will be minor discrepancies between published regional totals and estimates derivable from microdata files for the Midwest and West regions.

Estimates from this sample for individual states are subject to very high variance and are not recommended. The State codes on the file are primarily of use for linking respondent characteristics with appropriate contextual variables (e.g., State-specific welfare criteria) and for tabulating data by user-defined groupings of States.

Producing Estimates for the Bletropolitan Population

For 15 states in the SIPP sample, metropolitan or nonmetropolitan residence is identified. (On the rectangular file, use variable H*-METRO, characters 94, 382, 670, and 958. On the relational file, use METRO, character 24 on the household record). Metropolitan residence is defined according to the definition of Metropolitan Statistical Areas as of June 30, 1983. In 21 additional states, where the nonmetropolitan population in the sample was small enough to present a disclosure risk, a fraction of the metropolitan sample was recoded so as to be indistinguishable from nonmetropolitan cases (MHTRO=2). In these states, therefore, the cases coded as metropolitan (METRC=l) represent only a subsample of that population.

In producing state estimates for a metropolitan characteristic, multiply the individual, family, or household weights by the metropolitan inflation factor for that state, presented in Table 2 below. (This inflation factor compensates for the subsampling of the metropolitan population and is 1.0 for the states with complete identification of the metropolitan population).

In producing regional or national estimates of the metropolitan population it is also necessary to compensate for the fact that no metropolitan Subsample is identified within two states (Maine and Iowa) and one state-group (Mississippi- West Virginia). (There were no metropolitan areas sampled in South Dakota-Idaho-New Mexico-Wyoming). Therefore, a different factor for regional and national estimates is in the right-hand column of Table 2 below. The results of regional and national tabulations of the metropolitan population will be biased slightly, although less than one-half of one percent of the metropolitan population is not represented.

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Northeast:

Midwest:

south :

West:

Table 2. Metropolitan Subsample Factors

(Multiply these factors times the weight for the person, family or household)

Connecticut Maine Massachusetts New Jersey New York Pennsylvania Rhode Island

1.0390 1.0432

1.0000 1.0040

1.0000 1.0040

1.0110 1.0150

1.0025 1.0065

1.2549 1.2599

Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Michigan Minnesota Missouri Nebraska Ohio Wisconsin

1.0232 1.0310

1.0000 1.0076

1.6024 1.6146

1.0000 1.0076

1.0000 1.0076

1.0611 1.0692

1.7454 1.7587

1.0134 1.0211

1.0700 1.0782

Alabama Arkansas Delaware District of Columbia Florida Georgia Kentucky Louisiana Maryland North Carolina Oklahoma South Carolina Tennessee Texas Virginia West Va. - Miss.

1.1441 1.1511

1.0000 1.0061

1.0000 1.0061

1.0000 1.0061

1.0333 1.0396

1.0000 1.0061

1.1124 1.1192

1.1470 1.1540

1.0000 1.0061

1.0000 1.0061

1.1146 1.1214

1.1270 1.1339

1.0000 1.0061

1.0192 1.0254

1.0778 1.0844

Arizona 1.0870 1.0870

California 1.0000 1.0000

Colorado 1.0000 1.0000 Hawaii 1.0000 1.0000

Oregon 1.0879 1.0879

Washington 1.0868 1.0868

- indicates no metropolitan Subsample iS shown for the State.

Factors for use in State or MSA Tabulations

Factors for use in Regional or National Tabs

1%

Estimates for the metropolitan population produced from the microdata files will differ from published summary figures for the metropolitan population not only because of the subsampling scheme but also because of differences in the definition of the metropolitan population. Published figures are based on Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas (SMSA's) defined as of June 30, 1981, consistent with the definition for the 1980 census. The microdata files use the definitions for Metropolitan Statistical Areas(MSA's) as of June 30, 1983. That definitional change resulted in increasing the metropolitan population by 1.4 percent. Eventually, the published figures will also reflect 1983 MSA definitions.

Producing Estimates for the Nonmetropolitan Population

State, regional, and national estimates of the nonmetropolitan population cannot be computed directly, except for the 15 states where the factor in Table 2 is 1.0. In all other states, the cases identified as not in the metropolitan subsample (METRO=21 are a mixture of nonmetropolitan and metropolitan households. Only an indirect method of estimation is available: first compute an estimate for the total population, then subtract the estimate for the metropolitan population.

Codes for Individual MSA’s

Codes for certain large individual MSA's are included on the microdata files, much as are State codes, to provide users some flexibility in defining higher level aggregate areas and to allow linking respondent characteristics to available contextual variables. Individual MSA codes are given if the MSA has at least 250,000 inhabitants in sampled counties within the state, and if its identification would not result in the indirect identification of residual metropolitan population less than 250,000. Sample sizes associated with individual MSA's are typically very small.'

When creating estimates for particular identified MSA's or C&GA's apply the Table 2 factor to the weights appropriate to the state, as discussed above. For multi-state MSA's, use the factor appropriate to each state part. For example, to tabulate data for the Washington, DC-MD-VA MSA, apply the Virginia factor of 1.0778 to weights for residents of the Virginia part of the MSA; Maryland and DC residents require no modification to the weights (i.e., their factors equal 1.0). This may still not produce reasonable estimates for an individual MSA for three reasons: 1) the sample size is very small; 2) the MSA may be non-self- representing; and 3) certain counties added to MSA's between 1970 and 1983 may not have been included in the 1984 panel.

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Sampling Variability

Data found in SIPP publications or in user tabulations from the SIPP microdata are estimates based on the weighted counts from the survey. These numbers only approximate the far more costly counts that would result from a census of the entire population from which the sample was drawn. There are two types of errors possible in an estimate based on a sample survey: Sampling and nonsampling. We are able to provide estimates of the magnitude of SIPP sampling error, but this is not true of nonsampling error.

Standard Errors and Confidence Intervals

Standard errors indicate the magnitude of the sampling error. They also partially measure the effect of some nonsampling errors in response and enumeration, but do not measure any systematic biases in the data. The standard errors for the most part measure the variations that occurred by chance because a sample was surveyed instead of the entire population.

Ihe sample estimate and its standard error enable one to construct confidence intervals, ranges that would include the average result of all possible samples with a known probability. For example, if all possible samples were selected, each of these being surveyed under essentially the same general conditions and using the same sample design, and if an estimate and its standard error were calculated from each sample, then:

1.

2.

3.

Approximately 68 percent of the intervals from one standard error below the estimate to one standard error above the estimate would include the average result of all possible samples.

Approximately 90 percent of the 'intervals from 1.6 standard errors below the estimate to 1.6 standard errors above the estimate would include the average result of all possible samples.

Approximately 95 percent of the intervals from two standard errors below the estimate to two standard errors above the estimate would include the average result of all possible samples.

The average estimate derived from all possible samples is or is not contained in any particular computed interval. However, for a particular sample, one can say with a specified confidence that the average estimate derived from all possible samples is included in the confidence interval.

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Hypothesis Testing

Standard errors may also be used for hypothesis testing, a procedure for distinguishing between population parameters using sample estimates. The most common types of hypotheses tested are 1) the population parameters are identical versus 2) they are different. Tests may be performed at various levels of significance, where a level of significance is the probability of concluding that the parameters are different when, in fact, they are identical.

To perform the most common test, meters of interest.

let XA and XB be sample estimates of two para- A subsequent section explains how to derive a standard

error on the difference X -X . Let that standard error be S . Compute the ratio the

R=(X -XB)/SDIPF. z

1BtlB.s ratio is between -2 and +2, n%%nclusion about parame ers is Justified at the 5 percent significance level. If on the

other hand, this ratio is smaller than -2 or larger than +2, the observed difference is significant at the 5 percent level.

In this event, it is a commonly accepted practice to say that the parameters are different. Of course, sometimes this conclusion will be wrong. When the parameters are, in fact, the same, there is a 5 percent chance of concluding that they are different.

Calculating Standard Errors for SIPP

There are two ways for users to compute a standard error for SIPP estimates. One method is to compute variances directly using half-sample and pseudostratum codes. The preferred method, however, involves calculating generalized standard errors using simple charts and formulas found in published reports or microdata documentation.

Generalized Standard Errors

To derive standard errors that are applicable to a wide variety of statistics and can be prepared at a moderate cost, a number of approximations are required. Most of the SIPP statistics have greater variance than those obtained through a simple random sample because clusters of living quarters are sampled for SIPP.

Two parameters, denoted .a. and "b", have been developed to calculate variances for each type of characteristic. These .a" and "b" parameters, found in table 3, are used in estimating standard errors of survey estimates, and these standard errors are referred to as generalized standard errors.

All statistics do not have the same variance behavior; *a9 and "b" parameters were computed for groups of statistics with similar variance behavior. The parameters were computed directly from SIPP 3rd quarter 1983 data.

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Table 3. SIPP 1984 Generalized Variance Parameters

Characteristic

16+ total persons: program participation and benefits

As above for 16+ total males

As above for 16+ total females

16+ total persons: income, labor force

As above for 16+ total males

As above for 16+ total females

0+ Total persons: all items

As above for total males

As above for total females

Black persons: all items

As above for Black males

As above for Black females

Total households: all items

Black households: all items

Basic Parameters a

-0.00009428

-0.00019844

-0.00017961

-0.00003214

-0.00006765

-0.00006123

-0.00008637

-0.00017863

-0.00016724

-0.00026695

-0.00057368

-0.00049929

-0.00007644

-0.00046611

b

16059

16059

16059

5475

5475

5475

19911

19911

19911

7366

7366

7366

6766

4675

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The .a" and "b' parameters may be used to approximate the standard error for estimated numbers and percentages. Because the actual increase in variance was not identical for all statistics within a group, the standard errors computed from these parameters provide an indication of the order of magnitude of the standard error rather than the precise standard error for any specific statistic. That is why we refer to these as generalized standard errors.

Computing Variances Directly

Psuedo half-sample codes and psuedostratum codes (assigned in such a way as to avoid any disclosure risk) are included on the file to enable dir ct computation

3 of variances by methods such as balanced repeated replications. This method may be used if the user can not use the generalized standard errors, as in computing the Mriance of a correlation coefficient between, say, interest income and dividend income. Since a number of statistical software packages provide simple procedures for using half-sample codes, you may consult documentation for your statistical software for further discussion. The Census Bureau, however, does not vouch for the appropriateness or accuracy of such software.

Variances computed directly will vary from variances estimated by the Census Bureau. These differences are a result of the use of artificial stratum codes on the public use file, whereas the Census Bureau has access to the actual stratum identifiers. Actual stratum codes are withheld from the public-use microdata so as to avoid identifying geographic areas so small that they risk disclosure of confidential information.

Even though these are artificial stratum codes, the variance estimates are expected to be similar to those produced by the Bureau using the real stratum codes. This method is involved, may be expensive, and, of course, is available only to users of SIPP microdata, not'users of SIPP publications.

Examples Using Generalized Standard Errors

Some examples illustrate the use of "a" and "b" parameters in Table 3 for computing a standard error and the corresponding confidence intervals.

Standard Hrror of Total

The formula for computing the standard error for a total is:

2 5' ax + bx

2 William G. Cochran provides a list of references discussing the application of this technique in Sampling Techniques, 3rd Ed. (New York: John Wiley and Sons, 1977), p. 321.

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where .a" and "b" are the parameters associated with the estimate for the particular reference period and x is the weighted estimate.

Based on a tabulation from the SIPP survey data you would find that there were 16,000,OOO households with a mean monthly income during the 3rd quarter of 1983

of $3,000 and over. Suppose you want to develop a 95% confidence interval so you can assess how precise the estimate of 16,000,OOO is.

Step 1:

Determine the appropriate .a" and 'b" parameters by looking them up in table 3. Since we are dealing with income data for all households the "a" and "b' parameters are -.00007644 and 6766.

Step 2:

Enter these figures in the above formula

s =$Z

(-.00007644) x (16,000,000)2 + (6766 x 16,000,OOO)

= 297,804.231

where 16,000,OOO is the estimate, and -.00007644 and 6766 are the .a” and "b" parameters. The resulting standard error (rounded off) is 297,804.

Step 3:

To determine the 95% confidence interval of the estimate, multiply 2 times the standard error, yielding 595,608. The lower bound of the confidence interval is then 16,000,OOO minus 595,608 or roughly 15.4 million, and the upper bound is 16,800,OOO plus 595,608 or roughly 16.6 million.

Thus we can conclude with 95% confidence that the average estimate derived from all possible samples lies within the interval of 15.4 million to 16.6 million.

The foregoing example assumes you are working with the full SIPP sample, as will normally be the case with SIPP reports and user tabulations. But if you are making a tabulation from SIPP microdata for a reference month for which you do not have data for all rotation groups, you must weight the estimate up by an appropriate factor to compensate for the smaller sample size; you must similarly adjust the estimates of variance.

When you are working with fewer than all 4 rotation groups, the formula becomes

2 s= ax +bx ' f

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where the first part of the expression is the same as before, and "f" is a factor compensating for sample size. In other words, when the estimate is weighted up by a factor, the standard error must be multiplied by the square root of the same factor.

The "f" factors for various reference periods are found in table 1 above. The standard error in the above example was 297,804. If we were working with data for July 1983, a month covered by only the first two rotation groups in Wave 1 (see figure 21, our initial estimate using the weights on the microdata file might have been 8,000,OOO. To compensate for the 2 missing rotation groups, we would apply the factor of 2.0, and thereby double our estimate to 16,000,OOO. The same factor would enter into the formula in equation (2) to give

9’ 297,804 x dm = 421,158

as the standard error of an estimated 16,000,OOO based on 2 rotation groups instead of 4. The confidence interval is then determined in the same way, using this revised standard error.

Wave 1 represents a special case because there are 3 reference months at the start of the survey when the survey did not yet cover all four rotation groups. Only one rotation group has data for June 1983, two for July 1983, and three for August 1983. The first SIPP report included data for the third quarter 1983.

For that period of partial coverage a factor of 1.22 is appropriate, as shown in table 1. If wave 1 data were used to estimate the 4th quarter, the factor would be 1.85. Of course, wave 2 supplies the missing rotation groups for that quarter. If wave 1 and wave 2 files were used together, estimates could be made from the full sample, so that no factor adjustment would be needed. Since the factors associated with the metropolitan area Subsample are generally very close to 1.0, the factors may be ignored in calculating variances for metropolitan summaries.

Standard Error of a Percent

Computing the standard error and confidence interval for a percent follows a similar procedure. The formula for the generalized standard error of a percent is:

(3)

where

Y = the base of the percent (use weighted estimate), i.e., the size of the subclass of interest,

P = the percentage of persons, families, or households possessing the characteristic of interest,

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b = the larger of the 'b' parameters for the numerator and denominator, and,

f = the factor to adjust for missing rotation groups if necessary.

Note that the "a" parameter is not used.

Suppose we find that of the households in Wave 1 who had a mean monthly income of $3,000 and over in the third quarter of 1983, 8,916,OOO (8.6%) were black. To construct a 95% confidence interval, follow the steps shown below.

Step 1:

Examine the "b" parameter in table 3 for both total and black households to determine the larger of the two. In this case the "b" parameter for total households, 6766, is larger.

The "f" factor from table 1 that is applied to the base parameters to adjust for incomplete data is 1.22, applicable to 3rd quarter data.

Step 2:

Entering the values into the formula in equation (3):

6766 s=

\ 8,916,OOO (8.6)(100-8.6) l

II- 1.22

provides us with a standard error of 0.85 percent.

Step 3:

Multiplying the standard error by 2 and adding and subtracting this quantity from to 10.3%.

Standard Brror of a Difference

the estimate of 8.6% provides a 95% confidence interval of 6.9%

The standard error of a difference between two sample estimates is approximately equal to

s(x-y) = JK (4)

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where s and s can beXnumberX,

are the standard errors of the estimates x and y. The estimates percents, ratios, etc.

P e correlation between x and y is

denoted by the correlation coefficient r. Table 4 presents the correlation coefficients r for comparisons between months and between quarters. For other types of comparisons, assume r equals zero if it is believed that the value of one variable does not give a strong indication of the value of the other variable. If r is really positive then this assumption will lead to overesti- mates of the true standard error. If r is negative, the result will be an underestimate of the actual standard error.

As an illustration, SIPP estimates show that the number of persons in nonfarm households with mean monthly household cash income over $4,000 during the third quarter of 1983 who were aged 35-44 years was 5,313,OOO and the number of those aged 25-34 years was 4,353,000, an estimated difference of 960,000. Using the Wave 1 parameters a=-. 00003214, b=5475, and f=1.22 in equation (21, the standard errors of the estimates for each age group are 185,422 and 168,324 respectively. It is reasonable to assume that these two estimates are not highly correlated. Therefore, the standard error of the estimated difference of 960,000 is

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\I (185,422)2 + (168,324j2 = 250,428

Suppose that it is desired to test the estimated difference at the 95 percent confidence level. The estimated difference divided by the standard error of the difference, 960,000/250,428, is 3.83. Since this is greater than 2 it is con- cluded that the difference is significant at the 95 percent confidence level.

Standard Btror of a Mean

A mean is defined here to be the average quantity of some item (other than persons, families, or households) per person, family, or household. For example, it could be the average monthly household income of females aged 25 to 34. The standard error of a mean can be approximated by the formula below. Because of the approximations used in developing the formula, an estimate of the standard error of the mean obtained from that formula will generally underestimate the true standard error. The formula used to estimate the standard error of a mean ;; is t

s = - J

!z s2 J

f X Y l (5)

'The correlation coefficient measures the extent to which the value of one variable gives an indication of the value of another variable. An example of a positive correlation is that between food stamp and AFDC recipiency. Food

stamp and bond income recipiency are variables possessing a negative correlation. Another example of variables with positive correlation occurs when it is desired to measure the difference in a variable between two months or quarters.

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Table 4. Correlations for Monthly and plarterly Comparisons

Total income, wage income and similar types of income

Program participation income, nonincome, labor force Wave 1 Estimates

Jun-Jul, Nov-Dee 1983 0.57 0.35

Jul-Aug, Ott-Nov 1983 0.65 0.41

Aug-Sep, Sep-Ott 1983 0.69 0.43

Jun-Aug, Ott-Dee 1983 0.43 0.26

Jul-Sep., Sep-Nov 1983 0.53 0.32

Aug-Ott 1983 0.50 0.30

Jun-Sep, Sep-Dee 1983 0.35 0.20

Jul-Ott, Aug-Nov 1983 0.29 0.16

Jun-Ott, Jul-Nov, Aug-Dee, Jun-Nov, Jul-Dee, Jun-Dee 1983 0.00 0.00

3rd Quarter-4th Quarter 1983 0.28 0.14

Wave 2 Estimates

Ott-Nov 1983, Feb-Mar 1984 0.57

Nov-Dee 1983, Jan-Feb 1984 0.65

Dee 1983-Jan 1984 0.80

0.35

0.41

0.50

Ott-Dee 1983, Jan-Mar 1984 0.43 0.26

Nov 1983-Jan 1984, Dee 1983-Feb 1984 0.61 0.37

Ott 1983-Jan 1984, Dee 1983-t&r 1984 0.40 0.23

Nov 1983-Feb 1984 0.35 0.20

Ott 1983-Feb 1984, Nov 1983-Mar 1984

Ott 1983~Mar 1984

0.00 0.00

4th Quarter 1983-1st plarter 1984 0.34 0.20

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Table 4--Continued

Total income, wage income and similar types of income

Program participation income, nonincome, labor force Wave 1 and 2 Combined Estimates

Jun-Jul 1983, Feb-Mar 1984 0.57

Jul-Aug 1983, Jan-Feb 1984 0.65

Aug-Sep 1983, Dee 1983-Jan 1984 0.69

Sep-Ott, Ott-Nov,Nov-Dee 1983 0.80

0.35

0.41

0.43

0.50

Jun-Aug 1983, Jan-kar 1984 0.43 0.26 Jul-Sep 1983, Dee 1983-Feb 1984 0.53 0.32 Aug-Oct 1983, Nov 1983-Jan 1984 0.65 0.39

Sep-Nov, Cct-Dee 1983 0.75 0.45

Jun-Sep 1983, Dee 1983~Mar 1984 0.35 0.20

Jul-Ott 1983, Nov 1983-Feb 1984 0.50 0.28

Aug-Nov 1983, Ott 1983-Jan 1984 0.61 0.35

Sep-Dee 1983 0.70 0.40

Jun-Ott 1983, Nov 1983~Mar 1984 0.33 0.18

Jul-NOV 1983, Ott 1983-Feb 1984 0.46 0.25

AUg-Dee 1983, Sep 1983-Jan 1984 0.56 0.30

Jun-Nov 1983, cct 1983-Mar 1984 0.30

Jul-Dee 1983, Sep 1983-Feb 1984 0.42

Aug 1983-Jan 1984 0.60

0.15

0.21

0.30

Jun-Dee 1983, Sep 1983~Mar 1984 0.28

Jul 1983-Jan 1984, Aug 1983-Feb 1984 0.45

0.13

0.20

Jun 1983-Jan 1984, Aug 1983~Mar 1984 0.29

Jul 1983-Feb 1984 0.25

0.12

0.10

Jun 1983-Feb 1984, Jul 1983~Mar 1984

Jun 1983~Mar 1984

0.00 0.00

3rd plarter-4th Quarter 1983 0.63 0.36

4th marter 1983-1st Quarter 1984 0.51 0.29

3rd Quarter 1983-1st marter 1984 0.39 0.18

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where y is the size of the base, s 2 is the estimated variance of x, b is the parameter associated with the particular type of item, and f is the adjustment factor.

The estimated population variance, s2, is given by formula (6):

S2 =

2 2 wixi i=l

2 -ii

2 wi i=l

(6)

where there are n persons with the item of interest; wi is the final weight for person i; and xi is the value of the estimate for person I.

If the calculation of using formula (6) is too cumbersome, then formula (7) may be used instead:

s2 = f pixi2 - ';t2 (7) i=l

where each person (or other unit of analysis) is in one of c groups (e.g., income categories within an income distribution); proportions of responses within each group;

the pi's are the estimated the x.'s are the midpoints of each

group. If group c is open-ended, i.e., no upper tnterval boundary exists, then an approximate average value is

X C = 3 zc-l

where Z is the lower boundary of the group (e.g., .$75,000c~~ more).

$75,000 in the category If an open-ended group c does exist, the approximation could

easily be bad. To reduce this danger, create data categories so as to keep c and Z large. income?Jroups.

This could be done by creating more categories, e.g., more

Standard Error of a l4ean Number of Persons with Characteristic Per Family or Household

l4ean values for persons in families or households may be calculated as the ratio of two numbers. The denominator, y, represents a count of families or households of a certain class, and the numerator, x, represents a count of persons with the characteristic under consideration who are members of these families or households. For example, the mean number of children per family with children is calculated as

X total number of children in families -= total number of families with children Y

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For means of this kind, the standard error is approximated by the following formula:

The standard error of the estimated number of families or households is s , and the standard error of the estimated number of persons with the characteris&c is s . In the formula, r represents the correlation coefficient between the n&aerator and the denominator of the estimate. If at least one member of each family or household in the class possesses the characteristic of interest, then use 0.7 as an estimate of r. If, on the other hand, it is possible that no member of a family or household has the characteristic, then use r = 0. In the example, you would use r = 0.7 for the average number of persons per family, but r = 0 for the average number of teenagers per family.

Standard Error of a Median

To compute a median, first. group the units of interest (e.g., persons) into cells by the value of the statistic under consideration (e.g., single years of age). Then form a cumulative density for the cells (e.g., by cumulatively adding the proportion of persons of each age). Identify the first cell with cumulative density greater than 0.5. Use interpolation to find the value of the characteristic that corresponds to cumulative density 0.5. That value is the estimated median. Different methods of interpolation may be used. The most common are simple linear interpolation and pareto interpolation. No universal rules exist on which method to use. The best procedure is to define the cells (e.g., income intervals) to be so small that the method of interpolation does not matter.

The sampling variability of an estimated median depends upon the form of the distribution as well as the size of its base or class. Given that the data were grouped into intervals (e.g., income intervals), then the standard error of a median is given by

@ (A2 - A, 1 = &f W (10)

or 2(N2 - N,) 2F

6 M ln(A2/Al)

44 In I (N-N, )/(N-N~) 1 (11)

depending on whether the linear (10) or the Pareto (11) interpolation was used for estimating the median, where

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M =

A, and A2 =

w =

N, and N2 =

F t

N =

b =

the estimated median

the lower and upper boundaries of the interval in which the median falls,

A2 - A, I the width of the interval in which the median falls,

the number of units with the characteristic (e.g., income) less than A, and A2, respectively,

2,; Nl' the number of units in the interval in which the median

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the total number of units in the frequency distribution,

the appropriate value of the parameter "b'.

example illustrates the computation of the standard error of a The following median using linear interpolation. SIPP estimates from the report, "Economic Characteristics of Households in the United States: Third Quarter 1983," Series

P-70, NO. 1, table 1, show that the estimated median of the average monthly household cash income of females in the third quarter of 1983 was $1,841 and N = 115,848,OOO. The appropriate "b" parameter from table 3 of this chapter is 19,911, which must be multiplied by the 3rd quarter factor of 1.22, yielding 24,291. We used the interval defined by A 50,084,000, and N2 = 62,087,OOO. so w = $394

= $1,600, A = $1,999, N, =

and F = 12,083,OOO. Using the formula in equation (10) above the approximate standard error is

(24,291) (115,848,OOO) ($399) I $27 88

2 (12,003,OOO) . (12)

Thus, rounding to $28, the 68 percent confidence interval of the median is from $1,813 20 $1,869, and the 95 percent confidence interval is from $1,785 to $1,897.

4 The standard error of $27.88 computed here differs from the standard error of the median found in the report referenced in the text. Since publication of the report, new parameters in table 3 of this chapter were developed based entirely on SIPP data. These parameters, given in this chapter, are to be used in place of those given in the Source and Reliability sections of that report or the Wave 1 Technical Documentation.

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Standard Errors of Ratios of Weans or Medians

In this section, the correlation between the numerator and denominator, r, is assumed to be zero. So, the standard error for a ratio of means or medians is approximated by this formula:

The standard errors of the two means or medians are s and s . If r is actually positive (negative), #en this procedure will Xprovi& an overestimate (underestimate) of the standard error for the ratio of means and medians.

Nonsampling Error

In addition to sampling error, discussed above, nonsampling errors are also present in SIPP data. Nonsampling errors can be attributed to many sources.

Undercoverage

Some housing units may have been missed in the listing operation prior to sampling; sometimes persons are missed within a sampled household. Past studies of censuses and household surveys have shown that undercoverage varies by age, race, and residence. Ratio estimation to independent age-sex-race population controls partially corrects for the bias due to survey undercoverage. However, biases exist in those estimates insofar as the characteristics of missed persons differ from those of respondents in each age-sex-race group. Purther, the independent population controls have not been adjusted for undercoverage in the decennial census. Undercoverage in SIPP relative to the independent controls is about 7 percent for both Wave 1 and Wave 2. The undercoverage rate is likely to increase in subsequent waves due to lack of complete coverage of immigrants, institutional discharges, and movers from military barracks.

Respondent and Enumerator Error

Persons may have misinterpreted certain questions, or there may be an inability or unwillingness to provide the correct information. One source of such inability arises when one household member responds for other members. In another, a number of evaluation programs from the decennial census have suggested that some persons tend to underreport their income. Or, there may be a problem in recalling information, though the shorter reference period employed in SIPP should reduce this problem. The greater detail in SIPP questions and the training of interviewers should help prompt more complete income reporting than in other surveys.

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Processing Error

Errors may have been introduced in the handling of the questionnaires by the Census Bureau. The coding of write-in entries for occupation, for instance, is subject to a certain level of mistakes.

Nonresponse

Nonresponse to particular questions in the survey also allow for the introduction of bias into the data, since the characteristics of nonrespondents may differ from those of respondents.

The initial evaluation of the quality of the data from SIPP show improvements in the accuracy and completeness of the data on income and program participation over that obtained from March CPS. For the third quarter of 1983, SIPP nonresponse rates ranged from a low of about 3 percent for questions about Aid to Families with Dependent Children and food stamp allotments, to about 13 percent for those concerning self-employment income. These rates contrast sharply with the higher nonresponse rates from the March CPS. The rates for CPS range from a low of 9 percent for food stamp allotments to 24 percent for self- employment income.

The reasons attributed to the improvement in the measurement of income are SIPP's shorter recall period, and more emphasis in SIPP on complete and accurate reporting of income data. For example, in determining assets respondents are asked about type of ownership (whether jointly held) as well as value. Respondents are called back when information is incomplete.

The nonresponse rate for monthly wage and salary income overall averaged about 6.2 percent for the initial SIPP interviews. However, proxy responses caused significantly higher nonresponse rates for some of the key items.

The nonresponse rate for self-respondents, which accounted for 64 percent of the total, was 4.6 percent, while the rate for proxy respondents was 9.0 percent.

Noninterview rates for the first two waves of SIPP are 4.8 percent for Wave 1 and 9.4 percent for Wave 1 and Wave 2 combined. Host of these cases (77 percent) were refusals, but other cases included "no one at home' and "temporarily absent". These rates are an improvement on the rates experienced in the Income Survey Development Program (ISDP), a predecessor to SIPP, and are comparable with rates obtained in CPS. Since SIPP does not replenish a panel in the same manner as CPS, the SIPP noninterview rate will climb considerably above the monthly CPS rate. The Bureau has used complex techniques to adjust the weights for nonresponse, but the success of these techniques in avoiding bias is unknown.

Data quality issues in SIPP are also discussed in "Economic Characteristics of Households in the United States: Fourth Garter 1983," Series P-70-83-4, Appendix D. This appendix includes comparisons of nonresponse in SIPP and the

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March 1984 CPS, as well as comparisons of estimates derived from SIPP with.independent estimates for several income types.

There are almost no missing data on SIPP microdata files. Nonresponse by an entire household is dealt with in the weighting procedures. That is, noninter- viewed households are given zero weights and interviewed households are weighted up to compensate. When an individual within the household refuses the interview or when a response to an individual question is missing, beginning with Wave 2, census computers make imputations for the missing data. For Wave 1, nonresponse to an entire questionnaire by an individual caused the household to receive a zero weight. If the person answered a certain minimum group of questions in Wave 1, the responses to the other items were imputed. Imputations involve the replacement of missing data after Wave 1 with a corresponding value from a housing unit or person having certain other characteristics in common with the unit or person in question.

In general this imputation procedure enhances the usefulness of the data. It simplifies processing for the microdata user by eliminating "not reported" categories. Imputation also enhances the accuracy of the data on targeted characteristics. By imputing a missing characteristic with that of someone similar in other key aspects, the user can work with a more complete data set. When an imputed characteristic is aggregated over a sizable number of persons, deviations from actual (unknown) values tend to even out. Using imputed values also yields more accuracy than substituting the mean for missing data, since the mean would be based on persons perhaps substantially different from those with the missing items. On the other hand, use of imputed values can harm the accuracy of characteristics that were not targeted. The targeted characteristics concern socioeconomic stratum.

Inclusion of Imputation Flags

If the characteristics of nonrespondents are systematically different from the characteristics of respondents, as may well be the case for income variables, then it is possible that the imputation system masks certain biases due to nonresponse. For this reason the SIPP microdata files include flags for many data items which allow the user to discriminate between those responses which were actually reported and those entries which were supplied through imputations. These flags, or imputation indicators, appear at the end of the house hold, person and income records in the SIPP relational microdata file, and at the end of appropriate sections within the records of the rectangular file, generally corresponding one-for-one with specific data items.

In the example in figure 4, the data item for earned income received from a particular job in a particular month is shown on the top half. A sample value of 2000 is illustrated, i.e., $2000 of income last month. Its corresponding imputation flag is shown on the bottom half. Note that the description of the impu-

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tation flag cites the field name for the corresponding item, WSl-2032. The sample value of 1 in the imputation flag indicates that the original respondent failed to answer the corresponding question, or the entry supplied was unusable for some reason, and that therefore the information in the data item above was imputed from that of another person.

In examining only the income amounts, one would not know that the $2000 was imputed rather than actually reported by the individual. Only by crosstabu- lating income by imputation status can one recognize an imputed income.

FIGURE 4. Illustration of an Imputation Flag Data Dictionary Sample Values

Sample Data Item (Wage and Salary Record1

D WSl-2032 5 3293 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 older V -9.Not in UniVerSe

O.None

$2000

Corresponding Imputation Flag

D WSlCALOl 1 3321 Field 'WSl-2032' was imputed

V 0 .No imputed input 1 .Imputed input

Editing

There are also a number of demographic characteristics from the control card which should not require imputation, but may need to be edited for consistency with other information from the household. In these cases there are no imputation flags, but the file includes both the edited value and the value prior to computer editing, referred to as preedited or unedited. These items are identified by a "U" at the start of the 8-Character mnemonic identifying variables in the data dictionary. To detect whether a particular edit had any impact on the data, compare a given data item with its preedited or unedited counterpart.

Uses of Imputation Flags

Although the Bureau could theoretically evaluate the above-cited sources of error--undercoverage, respondent and enumerator error, processing error and nonresponse --it does not do so for SIPP. Thus it is not possible to provide adjustment factors which could somehow be used to 'correct" data. On the other hand, the user of the microdata files can study the impact of imputations made for nonresponse.

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An analyst can use imputation flags or unedited items in several different ways. First, by computing the rate of imputation one can evaluate the quality of certain data items. For instance, one could find out whether persons receiving aid from the government are less likely to report their other sources of income than persons not participating in such programs.

Imputation flags allow characteristics of nonrespondents to be studied. Do nonrespondents tend to be younger or older, for example, than the rest of the population?

One can exclude imputed data from crosstabulations that might be sensitive to the imputation process. For instance, in comparing the earnings of doctors and dentists, high imputation rates might make the tabulations questionable, since missing income on a doctor's or dentist's record would be imputed from a pool of possible donors which includes a much broader range of professional occupations. Thus, to make sure you are comparing only doctor's incomes with dentist's incomes, it would be appropriate to exclude all cases with either occupation or income imputed.

APPENDIX A BIBLIOGRAPHY

SIPP Working Paper Series

Papers in this series cover a range of topics including: 1) procedural information on the collection and processing of data, 2) survey methodology research, and 3) preliminary substantive results such as changes in household composition over time. Copies of these papers are available without charge from

Daniel Kasprzyk, Special Assistant Population Division, Room 2312-3 Bureau of the Census Washington, D.C. 20233

The first seven papers in the series are listed below:

SIPP Workinq Paper No. 1

"An Overview of the Survey of Income and Program Participation," by Dawn Nelson, David B. McMillen, and Daniel Kasprzyk.

SIPP Working Paper No. 2

"Toward a Longitudinal Definition of Households," by David B. McMillen and Roger Herriot.


"Papers Presented at the Survey of Income and Program Participation, Session I, at the annual meeting of the American Statistical Association in Philadelphia, Pa., August 13-16, 1984." The papers presented include:

a. "An Analysis of Turnover in the Food Stamp Program," by T. Carr and I. Lubitz, Mathematica Po1ic.y Research, Inc.

b. "The Measurement of Household Wealth in SIPP," by E. J. Lamas and J. M. McNeil, Census.

C. "The Wealth and Income of Aged Households," by D. P. Radner, Social Security Administration.


"Papers Presented at the Survey of Income and Program Participation, Session II, at the annual meeting of the American Statistical Association in Philadelphia, Pa., August 13-16, 1984.” The papers given include:

a. "Toward a Longitudinal Definition of Households,1' by David B. McMillen and Roger Herriot.

b. "Lifetime Work Experience and Its Effect on Earnings," by J. M. McNeil, Census, and J. T. Salvo, New York City Department of Planning.

C. "Panel Surveys as a Source of Migration Data," by D. Dahmann, Census.

d. "SIPP and CPS Labor Force Concepts: A Comparison," by P. M. Ryscavage, Census.

e. "Matching Economic Data to the Survey of Income and Program Participation: A Pilot Study," by S. Haber, George Washington University, and P. Ryscavage, 0. Sater, and V. Valdisera, Census.


"The Survey of Income and Program Participation,“ by Roger Heriot and Daniel Kasprzyk, Census.


"Papers Presented at the Survey of Income and Program Participation, Session III, at the annual meeting of the American Statistical Association in Philadelphia, Pa., August 13-16, 1984." The papers given include:

a. "Obtaining a Cross-Sectional Estimate From a Longitudinal Survey: Experiences of the ISDP," by H. Huang, Census.

b. "Weighting of Persons for SIPP Longitudinal Tabulations,“ by D. Judkins, D. Hubble, 3. Dorsch, D. B. McMillen, and L. Ernst, Census.

C. "Longitudinal Family and Household Estimation in SIPP,” by L. Ernst, D. Hubble, and D. Judkins, Census.

d. "Early Indications of Item Nonresponse in SIPP," by J. Coder and A. Feldman, Census.


"Papers Presented at the Survey of Income and Program Participation, Session IV, at the annual meeting of the American Statistical Association in Philadelphia, Pa., August 13-16, 1984." The papers given include:

a. "Month-to-Month Income Recipiency Changes in the ISDP," by J. C. Moore and D. Kasprzyk, Census.

b. “Findings From the Student Follow-Up Investigation of the 1979 ISDP,” by A. M. Roman and D. V. O'Brien, Census.

C. "The ISDP 1979 Research Panel as a Methodological Survey: Implications for Substantive Analysis," by R. A. Kulka, Research Triangle Institute.

d. "Some Data Collection Issues for Panel Survey with Application to SIPP,” by A. Jean and E. K. McArthur, Census.

e. "Managing the Data From the 1979 ISDP," by P. Doyle and C. Citro, Mathematica Policy Research, Inc.

APPENDIX B GLOSSARY OF SELECTED TERMS

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

Farm-nonfarm residence. 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, livestock, 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 (1) direct access from the outside or through a common hall or (2) a kitchen or cooking equipment 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 housing 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 boarding houses, college .dormitories, and convents and monasteries.

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

Family household. A family household is a household maintained by a family; any unrelated persons (unrelated subfamily members and/or secondary individuals) who may be residing there are included. The number of family households is equal to the number of families. The count of family household members differs from the count of family members, however, in that the family household members include all persons living in the household, whereas family members include only the householder and his/her relatives.

Nonfamily household. A nonfamily 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 race: White; Black; American Indian, Eskimo, or Aleut; Asian or Pacific Islander; and "other races."

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 oriain (or the origin of sc~e other household member) from a "flash card" listing e%hnic origins. Persons of Spanish origin, in particuiar, were those who indicated that their origin was Mexican, Puerto Rican, Cuban, Central or South American, or some other Spanish origin. It should be noted that person s of Spanish origin may be of any t-ace.

Work disability. Fersons were classified as having a work disability if they were identified by the respondent as having a physical, mental, or other heaith 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 B-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 Accotints, KECUCH 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 I.?arch CPS income supplement questionnaire. These data, published in the Consumer Income Series, P-50, are based only on income received in a regular or periodic manner and, therefore, exclude lump-sum or one-time payments such as inheritances and insurance settlements. The March CPS income definition, however, does exclude the same income sources excluded by SIPP.

The income amounts represen t amounts actually received during the month, before deductions for income and payroll taxes, union dues, Part B Medicare premiums, etc.

The SIP? income definition includes three types of earnings: wages and salary, nonfarm self-employment, and farm self-employment. The definition of nonfarm self-employment and farm self-employment is not based on the net difference between gross receipts or sales 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 4-month reference period.

The Bureau of Labor Statistics publishes quarterly averages for an earnings concept called "usual weekly earnings" for employed wage and salary workers. The concept differs from 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 from most sources are recorded monthly for the 4-mont:l reference period, property income amounts, interest, dividends, rental income, etc L-1 were recorded as totals for the 4-month period. These totals were distributed equally between months of the reference period for purpcses of calculating monthly 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 sources of means-tested cash and noncash assistance are shown in Appendix B-2.

Medicare. 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 "Medicare covered" refers to persons enrolled in the Medicare program, regardless of whether they actually utilized any Medicare covered health care services during the survey reference period.

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

Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program. Benefits from the Federally funded LIHEAP authorized by Title XXVI of the Omnibus 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.

Special Supplemental Food Program for Women, Infants, and Children (WIG). 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 five and pregnant, postpartum, and breastfeeding women.

With a job. Persons are classified "with a job" in a given month if they were 16 years old or over and, during the month, either (a) worked as paid employees or worked in their own business or profession or on their own farm or worked without pay in a family business or farm or (b) were temporarily 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, in tips, by commission, or in kind (meals, living quarters, supplies received). "Job" also includes self-employment at a business, professional practice, or farm. A business is defined as an activity which involves the use of machinery or equipment in which money has been invested or an activity requiring an office or "place of business" or an activity which requires advertising; payment may be in the form of profits or fees.

The Current Population Survey (CPS), the official source of labor force statistics for the Nation, uses the same definition for a job or business. The term "with a job," however, should not be confused with the term "employed" as used in the CPS. "With a job" includes those who were temporarily absent from a job because of layoff and those waiting to begin a new job in 30 days; in the CPS these persons are not considered "employed." 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 during 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 waiting 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 (a) 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 (c) were available to accept a job. Examples of jobseeking activities are (1) registering at a public or private employment office, (2) meeting with prospective employers, (3) investigating possibilities 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 "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 work "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 "layoff" in a given month if they were 16 years old or over and (a) were "with a job" but "absent without pay" from that job for at least 1 full week during that month, and (b) they responded that their main reason for being absent from their job or business was "layoff." "On layoff" also includes a small number of persons who responded that they were waiting 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 waiting to return to a job from which they have been laid off.

Full time and part time. The data on full- and part-time workers pertain to the number of hours a person usually worked per week during the weeks worked in the 4-month reference period of the survey. If the hours worked per week varied considerably, the respondent was asked to report an approximate average of the actual hours worked each week.

Persons 16 years old and over who reported usually working 35 or more hours each week during the weeks they worked are classified as "full-time" workers; persons who rep0rte.d that they usually worked fewer than 35 hours are classified as "part-time" workers. The same definitions are used in the CPS.

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

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SURVEY OF INCOME AN-D PROGRAM PARTICIPATION

1 a84 PANEL

WAVE 1 QUESTIONNAIRE

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20TypoZothor

Fill start rime in 9a. bon QO to Introduction

UII MhJt.*

SscllofB 1 - LABOR FORCE AND REClPlENCY fSHOWFLASHCARD Ji

I. Ourfngulo4-mamthpmdodcuulnodonmh Imu7

calendar, tt18t is, fmm (4 months agol &hru (last month), dbd . . . hmvm l job oc bu~b~ou, ml&u full ,

210 ;;PyoM4uk “Worked” fcode 1701 on ISS and

tlmm of pmrt tlmo, oven for only 8 Vow dmys? Muk “Yes” for active duty in the Armed Forces. sny I 20No

temporuy or part-time work, and world without pay in i a family business or furm. I

‘* W=” . . . dkl not hmvo l job during thlm :toazi 1UYu

. ..spendenytlmeldngforworkor ; 2uNo - SKlPto3a onlm$fffrcun.Jctb?

1. Plemr look mt ttw cmlmndrr. In wt~kh wnkm wu ((0041 xsn ALL . ..lOOkLngfWWOhOtOlY~YOfftrom~JOb?

MUk (XI J/t &tMt w.

b 1 pi; p&

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1. could . ..~wo~k~~jobdurlngmvo(thow :ro*ni 1OYOS - SKIP ro Check /rem Rl

wmmk if a~ hmd bmon offwmdt I 23No I

1. What wmm th mmin rmmmon.. . could fwt t&m l 10 Already had a job Job during Loss wmmks? I zo Temporary illness

I Mark (XI only one. SC! School I

I 40 mar - Specify

Refer to item 2b. ,104o / 1OYer - SKlP to 9a. page 4 Is the “ALL” bax marked in 2b7 I

I 20 No - SK/P to 3b

1. Wmm thorn l ny wwkc In the 4mod1 p.wd $!?!!j IOYSS- SKlPto3c . ..wmntmdmJob? I zONo - SKIP to 9a. pegs 4

I. Ihmvomordod*mtthmfewa%wmokmulmt... 1OYU didnotworkorlookforwoh.Ofd...wmn8a 1 20 No - SKIP to 9a. pago 4 job in Lou wdc8? I

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:. could . ..luvetakmnmjobhthommwdcmlfone T lUYes bdbNtlOffONd7 I 20No - SKIP to 9a. pa90 4

1. Durlngthmmkrthmt...wentmdmJobbut 10 6alisvea no work available in (ina of

worn not lookblg for onm, wllmt Wm. mm mmhl I workorrem mmmon...wunotlookb8g? I zo Couldn’t find any work I

M.sfk IXJ only one. I a Lacks necessary s&poling, training, I skilla, or oxpuience I

I

SK/I I a Employers think tco yomg or too old 1 I

so Oxher personal handicap in finding job 8:. a Can’t arrange child care

p848’ f ~0 Family mrponsibilities

I a0 In school of other training , 10 Ill ho&h, phvsicai diibilii

1 ldIiOttlU-SpOCify

I x10 DK

1. Did . ..hmvc~~oborbuml~.~*1II~prt m 1UYu

the, dwlng EACH of the wmmJtr bt this pm&d? ; rONo - SKlPto6a Nota thar tha person did not have to wo& each wwk. I

1. Wm8... l bsentwlthoutpm~t+om...‘rJobor 1 lOYO8 bumlnou fat l ny FULL wmmbs dufng dm - f 2oNo - SK~ProSa./~a~e4 period?

m ad3 ALL

I. Pkwloo&mtUtmulmndmr.Inwh6chwmmkswn ’ 1062 01 . ..mbnnt

Muk (XI dl thu mpply. -mv7 k$ 1; f$& p#J

I i. Whmtwmmtlbmmmlnrmamon...wumbmmntfrom .tcncl lClonImWff

a.. ‘mjoborbuslnaadurbqthommnmkmi I

2D own illoerr

Madt ix1 only w. 30 on vaution

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I r~Nawjobtobogmwithin3Odayr

I 7oothu-spdfy r(

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. ..bmve8j8bwbumlnam?

b. 20No - SK/Pro 7s

wlmout PM

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d.What wms the mmln rmmmon . . . wmm mbmmnt +om . . . ‘o job or buminum during thorn uaka’)

Muk (XI only one.

7a. I have mmrkmd thmt thmrm wm memm wnk8 In lldm period in which.. . did NOT hmvo l job or businmss. During thmt wnk or wnks did.. . mpend l ny Urn0 looktng for work or on imvoff?

b.Inrrhkhot~o~wwfrswu...bdchgtor wohoronlmyoflfrom8Job?

Mark (Xf calendar below, “‘Looking for work or on layoff” AND then mark appropriate box&i. P

I I 3 LI On vacation I 40 Bad weather I I 6 [3 Ltabor dispute I enNew job to begin within 30 days I I 7ClOthor - Specify, I * I I

1 OYes I I 2C1No - SKfPto 78

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xsnAll weeks without a job I

3 Ill82 IllBe ,llW 1180 ‘1”

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01 02 03 04 Es 1 1192 ::: ‘202 07 :: 0 12

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d. Whmi wmm thm mmht m rm8Mn...aoddnut8lKemj8b ( I q Already had a job dudrlgmanwmeka7 I 2 q Temporary iltnass

I 3 OSchool

No - SKIP to 88

H necessuy, refer to Labor Force uhdar. I

6*ZLOffUUl? hmvetmkm8j8bdwlqjth8mewoe&all I ’ 1226 1 q YOI

f 20No - SK/Pro&

LABOR FORCE CALENDAR - Use when item 4 is marked “No” WEEK- 1 2 3 4 6 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 16 16 (7 18.

Wi I job or business. Muk for item 66.

Looking for work or on

gypJJ--‘“b , , , , , , I I I I I I I I I I I 11 M& for item 7b. I I I I II I I I I Iill II II J coy-100*mam.

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I worn not boklnQ for one. wfut was ttw m&l rmNon...wunotbok~? I 20 Couldn’t find any work

I 30 Lacks necessarv schooJJna. trainina. sJdlls. or i experience .

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I a Employers think too young or too old

I 60 Other personal havdicrp in finding job

I Q Can’t arrange chilo care 7Cl Family responsibilities

I I 63 In school or other training I 00 lli health, physical 6isabilii I I 1eEl other - specify I xc[7DK

80. In the wodce that.. . weird during the cmonth mriod. how rnony houn did . . . usuailv work au i?i-i;;l ~Hoursporwoek -_ I xsn None

I KlOOK >

SKiP 10 98 ,

Refer to item 86. lOYeS Did.. . uruslly work 35 or mom hours pm I znNo-SKJPto8c week? I

, . . worked during this per+&? p=J rOYes

Exclude time off WITH PAY boaus. of Mys, i zUNo -SKfPto9a

v8utlon. dop off or slcknus. !

C. Inhowm~nyw~nd~...w~~~n36 d 123a xsn All houn during th& 4-moah pwbod?

Weeks

t 0 Could not find a full-time job I [3 Wanted to work part time

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Mark 1x1 an/y one. I z? c! Health condition or disability

I 4 G Normal working hours are Iesa than 35 hours I I [3 Slack work or material shonaga I I rDomer - specify I 1( I I

91. Durirtg thb Cm& pthd. &d . . . m MI m 1 D Yes - hferh “5” on ISS State unomploymatu compwwmlon pqnuntm7 I 2 n No - SKJP to Chock Item R4

b. Durlngthispubd,dld...&ormceivaan~ tOYeS - Mark “8” on ISS Suppl~Wl Unomplovnurt Bonofb WJBb7 I 20No

- “1O”on JSS

.2a No - SKIP to Check /tern R6 Mark “No” if currently in Armed Forces. (“Yes” marked in cc itom 32~)

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c. Whet6e...‘eVApucwtd&mbult7rettng7 Use :he fo/Jowing probe if needed: (Such ee 0,lQ. ao,30,44 50,bo. 70,aa. 90.100%)

- Mark “8” on ISS

20No -SK/Pro 150

WLJ lOYr-Mark”f”onJSS 1 lONo- SJCIPtoChocJrJtemRJ3

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Section 1 - LABOR FORCE AND RECIPIENCY (ContInumdJ

I8 . ..86yoarsofaQ@orwn? ~;;;y--SKJPtcT3a I I

I2b. wtutioaormnam . ..lm~llodd&cwtty lmk-...&(Rudur~s)- 2 q DiuW7

Mark (XI only arm. I

I suWldow(oaawJnlvhgehlld7 l 0soouuor dwwhmtchmd7

I rDS&othorr&n I xr~DK

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meson... -sod8lsoadq7 3 or surviving child SKIP

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. the designuted pmmt or guordim - SKiPto 130 of children under 18 who live in thir household7 I

I2d. Dur*laem- wa . ..-mny - Mark “7 ” on ISS sodd *urty pay’menb -puJany for.. :m chIldron (undr 1817 I

l3a. During this -wM . ..nodvawly i+El f q YOS - Mark “3” on ISS S8I (8upplamental8ocurJty lncomo from the U.8. Ciovmment7

)w- t 20No - SK/P to Ctwck hem R9 I

b. aid . . . &o ncdva l SEPARATE 881 paynmnt d “W 1 UYer - Mark “4” on ISS fromtho8tat~oebcdwdfn~otfkrdudngUun! 20No month-7

. ..4Oyt48raofrgoorwar? - SKIPto 15a

14a. nar . ..ovwNtirdfmm~jdna-7 (Incluh retlrmmont from Uw mllttuy.) I 2nNo-SKJPtoChockItemR10

b.fhtngtha 4-monulpwlodrm...meeivmwl* ml q YO8 rulrmmulthbcomooumrtiun~~7 ; 2aNo-SKJPtoWd

C.Whatklndof mtbutNMhconm7 9 Cl U.S. Government Railroad Retimnmnt - Mark

~Yf-Qa olo.7 Mark (XI l JI that a&y.

&El 2 •L&JElnmmp.ny~unm - M6lk”30”

Federal Civil !%rvica or otir Federal civllirn smdovw pension - Ma& “3 1” on ISS . . .

m 1 q U.S. Militry retiromant pay (rxclude pa ments frorr I tha Veterans Administration1 - Mark ” r 2” on JSS

_.._. NOTES

Section 1 - LABOR FORCE AND RECIPIENCY (Contlnuedl

What kind of Income?

I Mark IX) all tfmt apply. Elack Lung benefits - Mark “9”On ISS

!(1HJ I q Worker’s Compensation - Mark “10”On ISS I

.

Payments from a sickness, accident or disability insurance policy purchased on your own - Mark

kici+d

“13”onlSS

Pension from company or union - Mark “30” On

1

ISS

’ lap0 6 0 Federal Civil Service or other Federal civilian employee pension - Mark “3 1” On ISS

: 7 0 U.S. Military retirement pay (exclude payments I from the Veterans AdministrationJ - Mark “32”

&I s 0 ~~az”,overnment pension - Mark “34”on ISS

I lro* o 0 Local government pension - Mark “35” on ISS

Itsto ro~Oth8rorDK s - Specify and enter cod8 from

I inCOm8 source ht. /f inCOm8 f’yp8 not /iSted OI “DK, ” 8fItOr Cod8 “38”

I J - Mark ISS.

r ,

Refer t0 COmRYl C8rd item 268. What is. . . ‘s marital status?

1 0 Married - SK/P to 17 / 1 : 0 Widowed - SK/P to t9a I 3 •. Divorced I I L c] S8peratOd I 6 3 NOv8f married -- SKlP to Check he”‘, R12 I

16.0~ . . . rudve any 4monv (or rupport F 10 Yes - Mark “29”on ISS and SKIP fo Check Item RI2 payments other then child support) dur(ng the I 20 No 4-month pariod? I

I xtn DK I >

%lP to Check ft8m R 12 x20 Ref.

17. (Pooplo who hava boon wldowod or dlvouad m t q Widowed - SK/Pro 198 sometlmor moivm lncomo bum~r ol ttdf I a 0 Divorced formor motrlog0.l Ha*. . . over bean widowed 01 I divorced?

3 0 Both widowed and divorced

no No -SK/PtoCh8ckltemRI3

18. Did... moivo any child aup- pqmwts - Mark “ZB” on ISS durlnp this &month period? (Excluda child SUPPOH ~.ld through tha wo+f~ro otfica) I

marked in 177 zONo-SKlPtoCfwckft8mRI5

196. During this 4-month I

period, did.. . rocoivo any ; 1c Yes

wf~rione or l nnultlw es a ddow(r) (otfw than 10 No socl.l -17

I SKIP to Check ft8m RI 5 I x10 OK

b.whmtklndotireomewamthh? War there .nythhg doe?

[SHOW FLASHCARD K) ‘5

1 0 U.S. Government Railroad Retirement - Mark “2” on !SS

1 ‘*‘O t Cl Veterens Compenution or pension - Mark “8”

Mark (XI all ttut apply. Fenrion from company of union - Mark “30” on

Federal Civil Service or other Federal civilian employee p8nsion - k48rk “3 1” on ISS

I 0 U.S. Military retirement pay (exclude payments from the Veterans Administrationl - Mark “32”

I

on ISS i tue 7 IJ Nationsf Gwrd or Reserve Forces retirement -

Mati “33” m ISS I S 0 St.18 ~V,,“t”l8,,t WSiO” - M8ti “%” 0” ISS

s Cl Locel government pension - Me* ‘35” on GS

to E Income from peid up life insurance policies or

I .nnuitii - Mark “36” on ISS lB gt 10 Ftrvmema from estate or nun - M8rk “37”

! oi/ss I

~rtn~rorDK -Spcifyend8nt8rcod8hom I

I income source list. If inconw type nOt fisted “38” I or “DK, ” mter coda

Ian-i

, - Mark ISS. *

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SKIP to Check Item R 17

b. wm~~aoo...‘r~dkwourdtorocordtw olalm numbu end t-me of cov6tmeo7 .

I TYPE OF COVERAGE Hospital only (Type A) 7

I I

z 0 Medical only (Typs B) SKIP to Check

I s 0 Both hospital and medical I’

/rem R7 7 I (Type A and 81 I I 4 0 Card not available - ASK 2Oc

C . tlhlo InfownaUon Is npockll~ Immnt for Uw purpeue ol thle wwey.) If I wus to Ul ktu wouldycnJb8abktopmvldemowitfl...’6 Modkare number?

;(*707 I 0 Ves - Merk Reminder Card

I 10 No

d. M.dkamhu.no&uifo.tumwhkheaat. 1(*721 t0Y.s l xfx6 and helps pay8 for doctor blllo. Dooe . . .‘s I 20 No MedIcare help pay for doetot bilk? I x10 DK

I

Refer to Control Card item 27. . . . the dasignated parent or guardian of zo No

children under 18 who liw in this hous8hoW I

18 years of ape or over? - SK/P CO 248

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21. wu . ..autflo&mdto-food~~u - Merk “27” on ISS my tlmo during th. 4+nonth puked? (An I 20 No wmotludpwsonlsowwhouMnwappow6 I

t

10 No xpouse in household I 2 0 Interview for spouse not vet conducted I I 10 Interview for spouse already conducted - I SK/P to 23s

22a. mth0cmonth WV wolfmro .uch n !i%%ifi-& Oml I No - SKIP to 23. Ac.ktMa~f~...a...‘ochlldNnl7 I

(Extludo amfgy u4.tuu.J I I

I 0 AFDC - Mark “20” On ISS 10 General Assistanca or Generat Relief - Mark

or Refugee Assistance - Mark “22” on ISS

40 Foster Child Care - Mark “23” on ISS - Mark “25” on ISS

(Ref8r to RASHCARD M for Medicaid n8nw.l Melk “I 73”on ISS

23r. krkoamcmorrth (Use local neme for M&Tdjw~u* &t&r

-bv ; 10 No

adatmnu~mUntpovrfornbuNwlm7 I

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c-14 section 1 - LABOR FORCE AND RECIPIENCY fContinud)

23~. Whkh chIldrut wmm cowrod? I

k, f;., Name

1

WllS...W... s children covered by 1 OYOS Medicaid? I 2 0 No - SKIP to 248

I 23d. tvo~.~uuimri #r(od) ‘s childrmnl covored durfng ‘y :;;a - SKIPro I

I 0. In whkh monib was 1.. ./fand~ . . .‘s I 0 Last month chiidrwnl covumd? I a 2 months aao I

I M8rh IX1 s/t that apply. 3 q 3 months ago 4 q 4 months aao

24a. During th0 cm~nth p0rlad. did.. . hi 0r0up or individual health inuuuu8 In.. .‘a own mm07 1

I (ExclrPda Mdkaki, Modlure. CHAMPUS, I CHAMPVA wld plans paying bonefItS only for occidonta or spdflc dhuow.1

) I

ASKOR VERW - ,

r@Yes

b. wu SKlP to Check km R22

. ..coverodbychodthlnsurmcopluPln 2nNo Bomobdy c&a’s name? I

. . . harm tkir hukh Inuu~nco @an during - SKIP to 240

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d. In*rhithmomttuti...tnwtiptan?

Mark IX) 811 rim apply.

g. W88thkmnindiddd pknor~f8milypbn7 ’ 1612 d 1 0 Individual - SKIP to Che& Item I?22 I I 2 q Family

Section 1 - LABOR FORCE AND RECIPIENCY (Continued)

24k. AN any of (Whkk of). . .‘s ckSdmn (wore) covwmd by l huith in- p&n?

(Exclude Medicaid. Modlcaro. CWAMPUS, CWAMPVA and plans paying banofitx only

k (‘.f+a., Nmme

for xccidontx or ~puiflc diswus.)

; xsONonc

25. Excluding IRA wtd Koogh l ccouw, did.. . , 1624 I 1 q Yes hxvo any account) or savinga in. bank. cradit union, M uvingm and loan ti any tima during

i 2 q No - SKlPro27a I

th 4-month period? I

26. Did . ..havmany- . I*

I tOYes - Mark “100”0n ISS

a. Roguim or puobook uving* ouountx? I zONo I I xrnDK I x2ORef. I

b. M onoy mmkot doportt accountx? ‘DYSS - Mark “7OT”on ISS I 20No I I x~ODK I x2DFief. 1

c . codficc1.s of dopodt or 0th.f 1OYss - Msrk “102” on ISS uvingm cwtifiutm*? I 20No

I I xlnDK I x2ORef. I

d. NOW, Supor NOW, w othw intomet- 1OYes - Mark “103”on ISS uming chocking l ccountx? I 20No

I I xlnDK I x2nRaf. I

27iL Did.. . own l nytking toi- which umod lOYes intorut xuch xx mo~y mwkot fund.. U.S. I 20No > Qovommont xocuritio~, m-gag00 Or bondx at l ny time during the 4-month porlod? (Exclude

i xloDK SKIP to 288 t

IRA and Kooqh l csaunts.l I j x2ClRef.

LSHOW FLASHCARD NI t OMonsy market funds - Mark “104”~ ISS

b. Whkh kinds of thor l aaotx did.. . own? 2 ~U.S. Government securitiis - Mark “105”on ISS

Exciuda IRA and Kxo@h accamta. J 0 Municpal or corporate bonds - Mark “706”on ISS

Any otiurm? 4 0 Mortgages - Mark “l3o’~onlss

Mark IXJ ail that apply. 6 0U.S. Swngs Bonds IE, EEI - Merk “I 74”on ISS 6 OOthar - Specifysnd~rk “107”onISS

A

I

28. ~uringtt,. 4-monthpuioddid m

. ..iuwmy- , rOYes - Mark “1 IO”On ISS

(Excluda IRA and Koogh ueounts.) I zONo 1 x*DDK I

8. Stockm or mum.1 fund mhun? I x2ORaf. I

b. Ronsalpmputy? 1ClYU - Mark “720” on ISS I 20No I xlnDK

C . Roy&b?

d. m out.. tkuncia~ i,w.ammw

I x2DRef.

dE!Ll rOYes - Mark “14O”on ISS

1 20No I I

xraDK

I x2ORef.

izw 1OYes - specifyMdllluk”15o”olIIss I 2 I 1 I I 20No

I xrODK I x2aRef.

17 to 49 yun of eQe? I I 20No - SKIP to Check ttam RZ7

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b-16 Bection 1 - LABOR FORCE AND RECIPIENCY (Continued)

!gS. During tfw past 4 months did . . . attend uhoof beyond thot$jhj~h~ool;l IncfudlnfJ l eollog& ; zn No - SKIP to Check Item R27 unlvmdty,

b. Wmrwmnyot...‘mectucda r,a-ur-* pati 4 m&e pid for by du Gl 8111, a Pnll l8EOG) I r[7 No - SKIP to 32 Gmnt, . Guarmraewd or NatIonal Direct Student I Lom,amn~otlwrtypwofllchob~lpagrwlt? I

c. - kj,,d o( .d,,- a-,w. u. . . -7 ’ ‘962 1 n GINFAP Benefits - Mark “40” on tfw IS!

An* whw? e 20 Pell Grant (BEOG)

Mark (XI a11 that apply. m aa Suppldmental Educational Opportunity - Grant (SEOG)

I 1 rO Other VA Educational Assistance Rogr8ms

UU-8WmWUU. aommthll?$ m&w?

60 Other scholarship. fellowship, or grant rO Employer aasistnnco 10 JTPAXETA training allowance 00 Guaranteed Student Loan (GSL) rn National Direct Student Loan INSL)

i 0 Swmwder 20 Trimester I

I 30 Quarter 40 Other

I XlUDK

i

Mark “I 75” on ISS

b. n I

owmuthwao... ‘stud rllluon old tu for ulw iswmutwr)b( mostulqueltul~h twml? +-jl].&J IInclude l H taMon and fw, hvut II pM compkb)l or In pwt by thm femify, l achoIarrhIp or s loon.1

; xtnDK

I

la “Poll Grant (BEOGI” marked in item 29c7 - SKIP to Check /tern R26

30~. What wu tfw total amount of.. .‘I Pmll Grwtt (BEOG) for Uw (wmmUwrMmutwr qwreu/~ tuml?

br1.m

1 I xrODK

Ic box 3.4.5 or 6 marked in 29~7 I 20 No - SK/P to 32

3 1; Wh8t was tJw total amount ot . . .‘s (Read appropriate types of educational assistance) for tfw bwmoetwrhlmwmtu &q(,I.B

/quutwrlawllwl tam)? , I xrn DK I

32. D&I.. . pae~c~puo h, uw Fafualfy funded work- ~4pn&gn&g~t*t uhod a My tlmw durlmq dw

13 ;; ‘,; ;

I

What is. . . ‘0 marital nuur7 9 0 Married, spouse absent I 20 Other - SK/P to Check Item I728

ASK OR VERIFY -

33. I....‘~~k,tfwArmodForsa?

Are any income types. esswts.

- Probe and re&e fMa&e corrections to ISS if newssaw)

sources and l ssers from the ISS. I Ir Uwt Mat?

b. Did . ..rwwIVwlncwrnwfrom8tqwthuaoeJrww 10 Yes - SKIP to 356 such . . flnwulal help from awmwonmanmldw~ , 20No- SKIP to Check /tern El l6owddd. p8ymulla from un Q8rmmlnont wr I m*ro mb’) I

I

35r. I hrw not ruovdad~n~moueosoflnconwtor... durfngtha4-monthpufad.Did...rmcwlvwlncoanof 20 No - SKIP to Check hem PT. page 43 fmmwmwswurwwwwhmvwnotwruwd.wwh88 , ftn8ttd8lhmlpfromoomwonm WUlddWthW I hwusmhdd,p8~mmnr8fromtlwgwvmm6w4lta 1 WrythIng mlu? 1

b. Whc~o0~~...mcdvat Enter codes from income source list and mark ISS.

bvlrchlna *t

c-17

Section 2 - EARNINGS AND EMPLOYMENT

Is “Worked” marked on ISS? I I 2 0 No - SK/P to first ISS Code marked or Check I item Pl, page 43 I

la, h~uid... workwd during the 4-month I 0 Worked for employer only pwrlod. was.. . working for an employer or I wws . . . l wlf*mploywd? I

2 0 Self-employed only - SUP to Sratemenr B, page 16

(Includw unpAl workor In fwmlly bu~lnwoa 01 1 fmrm ma working for an wmploywr.)

3 0 Both worked for employer and self-employed I

b. Wow many dlffwrwnt l mployors did.. . work for f1716

during thl8 Cmonth period? ,- 1 0 1 employer

I 2 0 2 employers I I 3 0 3 or more employers

Is “Both worked for employer and self- employed” marked in 1 a?

pz tOYes

I nONo- SKlPro2a

. . . workwd for an empfoyer l nd was also self-•mploywd. The first questions will bw wbout . . .‘a work for wn wmploywr.

C-18 1 Section 2 - EARNINGS AND EMPLOYMENT (Continued) I

Pmrt Al - EMPLOYER IDENTlFlCATlON NUMBER 1

2a. Whst Is the nmns of rho l mployw for whom.. . I#rl_l FnMOvw Nam worksd during thla 4-mo&1 pulod?

f/f. . . worked for more mm one empioyer, anm ths employer for whom. . . worked the most

+J

hours during the 4-month period or the most I recent empl0yer.l I

I

employer in box

2b. what kind OI bushesa or hdutg wmo (Name of company or busirressR

Em&bavr I.C. No.

I For l xxmplo: TV xnd rsdlo mmufooturlng, rmtall shoa store, Stat. labor Dapartmant, Ium.

i I I I

C. ASK OR VERIFY -

Ia It nulnly - I I 4 0 Some other kind of business? I

d. Wh~tkindofworkw~s...ddngor,th&~? INUS

For l xamplo: Elutrtcal anginow, stock clwk, , 2006

typist, fwmw ?

I

0. What worm.. . ‘s main tiitlos or duties?

For l xamplo: Typoa, kwpr account bookm, ftlos, tills cars, oporatos printing pros& flnishos I concroto. I

I

f. ASK OR VERIFY -

Wu . ..8nmmplo*wof-

t q A prfvato company or lndhMu~l7

: 0 Fodoml govemmont [sxckada Armed Fore47

I 3US~@OVUlttltWlt? I I dJ Local govwnmont? I I suAmmd Forooa? I I

SO Unpaid In fsmlly bualno66 01 f6m? -

1 SKIP to Check kern E5 I

3a. ASK OR VERFY - ; r[3Yes - SK/P?04

Wu . . . l mployod by (Name of employerl durtng the sntirs 4-month period?

F 20No

I

b. Whmnwma... rmployod by UVame of employer) I FROM

during this 4-month pdodt

4. ASK OR VERIFY -

Howmm houmpuweokdld...ususllywork , atmlsjob ‘I

I x10 None 1 x:nDK

5. Wm. . ..pMbyttwhouroutthisjobt

6. What w.8 . . :s regular hourly pay mto *t tie wd of fEead last month or “to” dats in item 3blt

w 3lJYes I inNo - SKlPto 7

I I x10 UK i x20 Ref. - SKJP ro Check Item E5 I

7. rhw&thaha~nthpuiodhowoNenwas... ,a Once a we&

I I

2 IJ Once esch 2 weeks

I 3 0 Once a month I I .a Twice n month

5 0 Some other w*y - Spscify,

I I

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Saction 2 - EARNINGS AND EMPLOYMENT (Continued] Put Al - EMPLOYER IDENTIFICATION NUMBER l(Continuedd)

LAST MONTH

lSESEFhT; doductiona on this job in (Read each I I x30 None I

FOR MEMBERS OF THE ARMED FORCES - I xrnDK Be sure to inciude housing allowances and I

any other special types of pay.) I x20 Ref. I I

NOTE: Certain months contain 5 paydays for workers paid weekly and 3 paydays for workers paid every 2

;

weeks. r-------------- -------__---- I

2 MONTHS AGO

I I x20 Ref. I I I I

I I I

3 MONTHS AGO

I I I 4 MONTHS AGO I

Is “DK” marked in all parts of S?

- SK/P to Check /tern E5

9. (Informatlon&outhowmuch...moivmdouh I monthhvoqimpoftanttotJmmwtt8ofour aurvoy.1 If wo W*M to call bask Iatn would you ;,UYU - Mark Reminder Card Ior. . .I k able to pmvlda us wM the WVW&UI~ of pay. . . rodvod In uch of those monUwt

; 20 No I I 1 I

Number of employera in item 1 b? I 2044 7

I D 1 employer - SKIP to Check /tern ES, page 15 2 0 2 or more employers

1 I

C-19

c-233 Section 2 - EARNINGS AND EMPLOYMENT (Continued)

Pxrt A2 - EMPLOYER IDENTIFICATION NUMBER 2

1 Oa. z;ip the name of tha other omployor for Emplovr Nun*

, . . worked during thia 4-month period?

(If. . worked for more than one employer, enter rhe employer for whom . . . worked the second mos? hours during rhe 4-month period.)

1 , I I I

Enter number “2” for this employer in box

1 Ob. What kind of buxinosx or industry wax (Name of company or businessl?

For l xamplo: TV and rmdlo mxnufacturlng, rotall rhaa xtora, Stat. labor Dopartmont, farm.

1 I I I

C . ASK OR VERIFY -

I8 it mainiy -

I#rrl 1[3 Manufacturing?

m 2 0 Wholoxalo TradrT I I J 0 R-11 lrmdo? I 4 0 Some other kind of businos87 ,

d. What kind of work WM.. . doing on thix job?

For l xxmplo: EIoctrk=l l ngineor, stock clerk. typist, farmer

e. What wmrm . . . ‘I main l ctivkloa or dutiar?

For example lypms, koopa account book% filo8, solOx cxrx, oporatea printing prese, finish.* concrate.

f . ASK OR VERItcY -

W88 . . . an l mployn of -

I 1

, 2110 I + I I I I I

1 CA **to company or lndividud?

z [3 F&oral gorommont [axeM Armed Forcarl

I 3 0 Stata govemmmt? 1 I 4 CI Local gorornmontl I I E. 0 Amwd Forco.7 I 1

6 0 Unpaid in family businou or farm7 -

I SKIP to Check /rem ES I

11 a. ASK OR VERIFY - m IEYes - SKlPro 12

WM.. . l mployod by (Name of employerl during the l ntiro 4-month poriod7

F 20No

I

b. Whonwas... l mployod by (Nnrne of empioysrl I FROM

during this 4-month partod7 b iT]Month 121(81 II Day

12. ASK OR VERIFY -

How man 3

hour8 par wnk did.. . u#uolly work at thlr job

,

I x30 None I xrODK I

13. Was . . . pdd by the hour 00 this job7 m rOYes I 20No - SK/Pro 15

14. Whet was.. : # rogulnr hourly pay rata at ti mnd of IRead Lssr month or “10” dare in irem ? lb17

I I xrC] DK I t x20 Ref. - SKIP ro Check Item E8 I

15. During tho 4-month Porlod how ofton woe.. . ,g Once a week

paid on tltla job7 I 2n Once each 2 weeks I I s 0 Once a month I I .a Twice a month I I

sm Some other way - Sp=ih/ 3

I

I I I I I

- slw.4rm I..?..,,1

SectIon 2 - EARNINGS AND EMPLOYMENT (Conthud) Put A2 - EMPLOYER IDENTIFICATI

LAST MONTH

my, w comm

Whnw~~thot~l~moun(ot~yth~...~ BEFORE dductlono on thla job In (Read each monrhi? I x30 None

FOR MEMBERS DF THE ARMED FORCES - 1 I

IBe sure to include housing ellowences end XIODK

I enny orher special types of pay.1 I x20 Ref.

I

NOTE: Cerrclin months contain 5 paydays for workers I I

paid weekly md 3 p8ydays for workers paid every 2 weeks.

k _ _ _ _ _ _ _

2 MONTHS AGO

I I I x30 None I I XIODK I I xzORef.

I

I I I I 3 MGNTWS AGO

I I I I 4 MONTHS AGO

I8 “OK” markad in afl part8 of 167

I 2 0 I

No - SK/Pro Chock /rem E8

7. hhrmetbabouthowlnuch...roahlodwch ; -b-v hport8utotfwr88ubofour anrq.lHwowarotou~lbuklotuwo&~ ;,oY,, la...~b88bbt0prwldou8wfthtfw*

- Mark Reminder Curd mounwof ;

~...NCdVSdlllWCttOfthSWltWUllS? 20 No

I

I

I8 “Both workad for employer klOYn - Reed Staremum B 8nd wlf-omploymd” marked in 18*P8g8 11.

r 2 0 k4UP to firer ISS Code or Check Item PI, I I

Y.-*.....- .-a-.

c-2 1

section 2 - EARNINGS AND EMPLOYMENT (Continud)

Pmrt Bl - SELF-EMPLOYMENT IDENTIFICATION NUMBER 1

. . . was (also) salf+mployed during this 4-month parlod.

1 a. What was rho name of. . .‘m buslncss/profosoionaI Iw*,I t)uuncu - pr8ctic~lfarml

I 2200 I

I

Enter number “1” for this business in box -

1 b. What kind of buslnoss was this?

ASK OR VERIFY - c. Iokmdnly - m

d. What kind of work wma . . . doing?

1 0 khdmcturingi 12206j 2 @ Wholosalo Trade? I 3 I? Retail Trada? I I 4 C Some other kind of businoos? I

0. What wera . . .’ s most Important wAwitloa or duties?

ASK OR VERlFY - :

f . zg,mrory par wook did . . . IJBSJRIIY work T”” /Ho”rs

I 1110 None I I xtDDK

2. Do you think that the grow umlnga of this r!JYes ba&wse~llk~1,000ormovmdurln((thanort I zn No - SKlPto 10

I x10 DK Gross eumiogs includes sales and receiprs before

I I

Hsve questions 3 - 5b already been %% I q Yes - SK/Pro 6a answered for this business oy another 1

I Z~NO household member7 1 ,*

3. What 9m tlw total numbor of l mployaoa I working for this bu8fn.887 Bo m to

. kludo....

Enter 999 if more than 1 .OCG employees.

4B. Wm.. .‘a businna kmqommd?

p lIUlEmploye*s

I xrCDK

10 Yes - SUP to 5s

I 20No I

b. ~~o...‘rbus~nwo~oofepopktmh~o,~ 1 q Sole proprietorship - SK/P ?o 6a

w-w I I I 0 Partnership

5a. bkbfr0m... wua~nyothunmmbu8ofthk -~lo Yes housohold0wimr8or~rlnuakl(h&buabwas? ; 2nNo-SKlPto6e

I b. Dld...rocafv~~rrYlothu~lncomofromtha budMu during tIlla 4-month pnriodl

).?a r q Yes I 20No ,

la “Yes” mwked in either item 6s cr 6b? r-’ ’ 223a (0 Yes

2 0 NC - SK/P to Check Item S5

Section 2 - EARNINGS AND EMPLOYMENT (Continued) Pmrt 81 - SELF-EMPLOYMENT lDENTlFlCAflON NUMBER 1 (Contlnwd)

I

Yho next quortlon Is about tha Income . . . rocolvod i from this business during ths &month porlod. Wa I mood thv moat accurate figures you can provida. ’

LAST MONTH

2 MONTHS AGO

I I x3 q None I xrnDK I I x2ORef. I I

4 MONTH.5 AGO

Is “DK” marked m aI/ pans of 7?

8. (Information about how much.. . moivad oath - Mark Remmder Card month is vor~ impoant to tha results of our owv~~.l If w. wow to call back Iatmr would Yw (0~ . . .I bo able to provide us wlth the amounta of lncomo . . . moivod in uch of thor months7

;

I

Refer rc item 4s. page 16. Is this business incorporated?

:2260( 1OYes - SKlPto I I I I zONo I

Has information about the net profit (or loss) I q Yes - SK/P to 11 for this business already been abtained by another household member?

, znNo I

)a. Wo would also appreciate an wtimato of the not m 1 q lYes

profit (or loss), that Is, thm diffwonco botwoen I z[7No - SKlPto 11 grow mmipts and vxponsoo for thlo 4-month pmriod. C*n you give mo an l stimato of the not

I I

poflt lor loss1 during the 4-month porfod shown on tlw cmlondar7

;

I

b. What was tfw net profit (or IOUI from this busineu during the 4-month poriodl

SK/P to I I x4 q Loss in amount box - I If “Broke even, ” mark 0 1 in box.

0. A~howmuchdid...umfromthiobu~mu 8ftor l xpuuoa during the 4-month porfod7 1 I ~3 0 None I

I x,DDK I x2 0 Ref.

1. Was . ..nlf-omplovodk8nvothu- @r42J 1 q Yes fprof*ss&Ml practfco/fwm~ durfnB uw 4-nmnth ; 2 0 No - SKIP to first ISS Code or Check parlod7 I Item Pl, page 43

-. -.- .__ _ __ we

c-23

C-24 Section 2 - EARNINGS AND EMPLOYMENT (Continued)

Port 92 - SELF-EMPLOYMENT IDENTIFICATION NUMBER 2

was the name of. . .‘s ethr busitwul profmr8ional pmcticoflarm?

; I 1

Enter number “2” for this business in box -

12b. wtit kind of burinoa was &IO?

ASK OR VERIFY - C. Irltmalnt$ -

I I a 0 Some othu klnd of bu8lnus?

! d. What kind of work was.. . doing?

i

e. Wh8t We-. . .* c most ImporUnt l ctlv~ or dutio.7

13. Do Yoai think that the groom umlngs of this businoao will k $1,000 or mom during tha noat w :: ii:-- SK/P to 21 12 mottthr?

1

I xroDK Gross esminos includes sales and recebts before I

household member? ,

14. What wml tha total numbw of rmoloveeo i - WoVklng for this buolrwu? Sa cur; td hlcludm . . . . 11311); U-LJEmployses

Enrer 999 if mom thsn l.DOQ employees. I xvODK

15a. Wm . . .‘s businu~ ituorpor8md7 ~dY.s- SKlPro16e I znNo I

b. wm.. : l buslnauaulopropdetorshlpaa !23tZI t c] Sole proprietorship - SKIP 10 17.9 pmnenhlp? I

I 2 0 Partnership

16a. A**... vvua l ny other mombus of this G2w 10 Yes 1 househaM ownerm OT pa~nua In thla busi-? I zONo-SKlPtol7s

b. Whkh mombud h,Ti’. , N*m*

17a l Wu . ..pdd~mgularnlaryfromthkbwlna8

during the 4-month pw4od7

b. DM . ..rualvoan~lothulhwomafrom~ ;m 1 Cl Yes ’ bu8lmudurlngthl*bmonthpukd? 1 20No

SK/P to Check kern S11

Section 2 - EARNINGS AND EMPLOYMENT (Continued) Pwt B2 - SELF-EMPLOYMENT IDENTIFICATION NUMBER 2 (Continwdl

t 8. READ STATEMENT ON1 Y ONCE PER RESPONDENT. i IIITERVIEWER USE ONLY

The nsrt qusstlon Is about the income . . . I I

msived from this business during the 4-month USt MONTH .oo period. Wo need ths most sccursts tlgurss yw csn provlda. .oo

What was ths tots1 amount of Income that. . . ; x3 0 None $ .oo

received from thls buslnosa In (Read each month)?

*

1 XI ODK

I 8 .oo

x2 cl&f. 1 TOTAL s .oo I ~-----~-~--------------~~~~ I 2 MONTHS AGO

.oo

.oo

I XJ 0 None I $ .oo

I xcDDK I x2 Cl Ref. 6 .oo I 1 TOTAL $ .oo I L----------------------------

.oo

.oo

i x3 0 None xtODK

$ .oo I 1 .oo I x2 0 Ref. $ I , TOTAL 5 .oo I -----------------------------

1 4 MONTHS hG0 .oo

.oo

I I x3 0 None $ .oo I xrDDK I I x2ClRef. 8 .oo

I I TOTAL $ .oo I

Is “DK” marked in a// pats of 167 I I 2 0 No - SKIP to Check Item S 17 1

19.(lntonnotiondouthowmuch...mc0ivodUICh liJl(ll 1 GYSS - Mark Reminder Card month io vary Important to the exults of our ! 20No sunsy.) It ws - to ull back law would you I

iE&m. . . . 1 be able to prorid. us wtth tha wnounts

moivod In oech ot thor months7 1 ,

Refer ro irsm 15s. page 18. SKIP 10 ro first ISS Code or Check IS this business incorporated? I Item PT. psge 43

I I 20No

Hss information about the net profit lor loss) 1 OYSS - SK/P to to first ISS Code or Check for this business already been obtained by I another household member?

Item Pl. page 43 I 1 20No I

:oa. Wo would also l pprocitio sn l rtlmato of ma twt 12JI*j 1 tlYss profIt (or loul, Uwt Is, Uw difforwso bmwn#l 1 2 0 No - SKIP to first ISS Coda or Check gross msipts and sxponsu for mls 4month porlod. Can you give me an l tlmme of Wn net I

Item P 1, psge 43

Profit (0~ lots) dur4nB rho 4-m- pa&d shown I onthoukndar? I

I

b.whmtwssutsnotpmftt~orlou~homms buslnus during the 4-month patod?

~~~Abouthowmuthdid...umfromthImbualneu 8ftmr expanses during ttw 4-month p&od?

I 1 x2 CI Ref.

c-25

C-26 r Section 3 - AMOUNTS Part A - GENERAL AMOUNTS (ISS Codu l-66)

l.YouMM... 8

mdvad (Reed name of income type! I l-m NmCJfinsatyp

during the 4-month pm&d. *I

1 oLss code 1 or 2 6s or RR) Mark W income typo code. I z DiSS code 25 (WIC) - SK/Pro 14, page 22

I I 3 [7ISS coda 27 Food Stampa) - SKIP m l2a. page 22 I l 0 Other ISS codas - SK/f’ to 5s I

Refer to cc item 27. Is... a designated parbnt. or guardian I PDNO - SKIP Check hem A3

2. During thfa 4-month pwiod, wore my sepwti p8ymwt8 from (Socld Swurlty/Rmllrwd I I 0 No - SKIP Check Item A3 Ratlnmmtl rwdv8d l spw Idly for thm chIldron I

3. Dld... ho molvo 8 wpm81. p8y- for ,3001! 1 OYes (hlmuM/h~rsoffl durfng any of thou months? I ZCNO - SKIP to 1Oa

I

4. Did... m8tvo socw swuffty milrood R8tln-tj Jdntly wtul . . .‘D 8pouwl t

I 2 ONo - SK/P to 5s

- SK/P to nexl ISS Code or Check ftsm by . . from the income source entered in 1 , Pl. already been recorded during sn interview

page 43 f

for . _ .‘s spouse? I 2ONO

NOTE - Some persons receive more than ona

I I 3 0 All other income codes - SKIP to rtext ISS Code I or Check Item Pl, page 43 I

6a. ~~~~p80pk1~1~~h~8so+rdb*..:0 / I-???%/ 10 Yes - SKIP to Check Itam A6

I 20No

YOTES

So&on 3 - AMOUNTS IConthuod)

Port A - GENERAL AMOUNTS (ISS Co&a l-661 (C-1

is this ISS code “8”) - SK/P to next ISS Code or Check /tern PI. page 43

Admlnlstrdon?

F 1DYeS I 20 No SKIP ro next ISS Code or Check /rem P 1,

I page 43 I x10 DK

(SHOW FLASHCARD OJ m 10 Green 8. SocW Sowrfq (RaMmod RM mds ; zo GoId

arctwotypwofth8ck*.Plw88iooktith&, ru Other urd8ndtdlm8whktlcdorchwk... I WCOiVW? I xl0 DK

1

‘rpmymuttsusum~tycomoanthofht p 10 First I 20 Third I 0 30 Other I X10 DK

Were ISocial Security/Railroad Retirement) payments received especially for the children?

- SKIP to next ISS Code or Check Item PI, page 43

.- m

tfw chUdm In Wead aach month)?

2 mofluuw . . . ..*...............m

3lnalthsw . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . p 10 Yes 20 No

I t xtu DK

4lno#@bow . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . rUYe4r I 20 No I I xl0 DK

I I

VERF Y IF ONLY ONE CHfLD OR ASK - ()oIll 10 Yes - SK/P to next ISS Code or Check /tern PI, page 43

C-27

I 20No 1

I

C-28 Section3 - AMOUNTS (Continued) P8rt A - GENERAL AMOUNTS (ISS Cod.. 1-681 (Contlnuodl 1

‘i t 1 b. Which childran wara covuod? ix , Perion ;“. , Name

SKIP to next ISS Coda or Check Itom PI, ~ago 43

i 2a. WON all the peeplo llving hero covwod undu 7 0 Yes - SK/P to T3a . . . ‘s food atamp allotment? I 20 No

9

3a. Dld... moiw food rumps In Fiead each month)? I 13b. ff “res”in 13a. ask - 1 what 1*.* the tot81 1 I amount? I I

x!nDK x20Ref.

r

3montftsago . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ; rC!Yes 1 I 20 No I xl0 DK

171. B

xrODK x20 Ref.

4 month 860 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . + as

I xrODK I xl0 DK x20 Ref. I

SKIP to next ISS Codm or Chock Itom Pl, page 43

14. Dld... rodvm any WIG vouchorm k IRead each I 3138 I I q Last month month)? I 3140

5z 2 0 2 months ago

Mark IX) a/f that apply. - 2 0 3 months ago I 3144 - 4 c 4 months ago

SKIP to next ISS Code or Check Item PI, psgc 43

I Section 3 - AMOUNTS I c-2 9

?wt A - QENERAL AMOUNTS (ISS Coda l-68)

1. YOUWld . . . rudved (Read name of income type1 aurino* -prkd.

I z nlSS code 25 (WC1 - SKIP to 14. pape 25 I I a 0 ISS code 27 Food Stamps1 - SKIi to-12& page 25 I + 0 Other. ISS codes - SKlP to 5a I

Refer to cc item 27. a designated point. or guardian I

I znNo - SKIP Check Item A3

of children under age 187 I

2.Ddt&lws4-cnodl ~#w-=‘v- pay-trwntsoswsuulttvl~~ - SKIP Check Item A3 RoUramonU recehd 08pockliy (01 Uw childron? 1

3. Dkl . ..oleormcolvomupamtopmymmtt# (himulf/hwuMMngMyof~marr)u? I nONo - SKlPto 108

- SKlPto 58

4. Did.. . receive SohI Sowttty (Railrwd Redrmmwlu jdmtly wtm . . .‘o epoue.7

:321211 q Yes I I 2nNo - SKlPto 5s

- SK/P to nex? ISS Code or Check ltsm from me income source entered in 1

already been recorded during M interview , Pl, pago 43 I

far. . .‘s -se7 I 20No

5a. Did... moolvm any (Read name of inconm typed In 5b. HOW much did . . . mceiva (Read b&l month)7

i I In fResd each month marked I

NOTE - Some persona mceivo mora than one I payment per month for certain income types such as Unemployment Compensation end AFDC.

I I I I I -1

lam2 lnael . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I I x20 Ref. I I I II

2-m . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . yE; p-zy 3-m . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I

13224 cn~es 2i3No x10 DK

I I

XIODK x20 Ref. 1 I I

4-w . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I ’ J22@ 1OYes -zizll,].~

2nNo XIDDK I I xruDK x2n Ref.

Mark W income typa code. rDlSScodelor2-SKIPto

I 2 q ISS code 8 or 20 mrough 24 I I

a 0 All other income codes - SK/P to next ISS Code

I orCheckItemPl.page43 I

-h...*. F~nYes- SKIPtoCheckltemA6

I 2t3No

f NOTES

c-30 &wtSon 3 - AMOUNTS qontinuod) Part A - GENERAL AMOUNTS 1153 Codw l-551 tContfnu.d)

6b. Which ~uaono WON covuod7 I I

Rnon No. NUlU

I

I I I

mm I I I

I -- l

pqllll 1 I I e r . I I

Is this ISS code “S”? I I No - SKIP to next ISS Code or Check Item PI, page 43

7. Is . . . mquirwd to fill out on annual income pJoJ , 10 Yes

questionnaim for tha Votrano I zc! No SK/P to ncrxt ISS Code or Check Item PI,

Administration7 I xrC! DK PWJ 43

_ lSHOW FLASHCARD 0) I

E?d 10 Green 8. So&l SocurRy (RaIlrood Ratirmmontl senda ; 2ci Gold

out two types of chocks. Pluu look at tf~b , ufdandtollmowhkhcoloe&ock...

JC Other I

moivu7 I xra DK 1

9. Do . ..‘rpo*multsu8ualvcomoontfmffn2 ottlmnmnulorumthlrd7

I I 30 Other I xl0 DK I

Refer to item 2, pegs 23. Were Social SecutitylReilroed - SKIP to next ISS Code or Check Item PI. page 43 Retirement) payments rscawed especially for the children?

;

I

108. Were SoeM Suurky (Railmad Rotiromont) paymonts rwcobed for tha child- in (Read each month1 7 I

I I Ii-7 last- . . . . ..*............... ;32701 ms ; x,ODK r :;:,I”” 1

2 monulo8go . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3276 [$

I I xru DK F I. 1001

XI 0 DK xz 0 Ref.

I I I I I r -

3 molluw ego . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . ‘2x3 1 j.:ia r k&g” 1

4monuloogo I 13212 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ICI Yes 3264 [9 I. loo]

20 No XI 0 DK I I xrn DK

P x2 0 Ref.

I VERIFY IF ONLY ONE CHlLD OR ASK - m I 0 Yes - SKIP to next ISS Code or Check Item PI, page 43

Section 3 - AMOUNTS (Conthud) Port A - GENERAL AMOUNTS (ISS Codn l-66) IContlnuodl

11 b. Which chlldm wuo covwd? I I Parson No. Name

*I 11 I

~rl-T--1

&d-T-n

hszl rTil

+dlll +I l-T-l-1

SKIP to noti ISS Coda or Check Item P7, psw 43

12a. WM l il h pmopb Mng hota coved wtdu 10 Yes - SKIP to 13a . . . ‘s food 8tamp dot.mud I z0No

- b. Which porsotu wum covuod?

133. Did . . . ruetva food mtempe in Vleadeach monrhl? I I I I I I

13b. /f “YSS” in 13s. ask - yfAa ube total

laetmonul . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

XIUDK x20 Ref. I

2moavtha ago......................... + es

I I xtn DK

I

Bmotuhs OQO......................... ; ms

I xl0 DK xrODK x20 Ref.

I

i

4-w . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

14. Did . . . mm w WIG ~ouchore In IRead each 1 I q Last month monthl? I 3340

E 2 0 2 months ego SKIP to next ISS Code or

Mark (XI ali that apply. 3 0 3 months ego Check Item PI, page 43 I 1344 40 4monthrego I

‘ouyc41mI*~~I ‘WV

c-3 1

C-32 Section 3 - AMOUNTS he A - QENEML AMOUNTS (ISS Codom l-643)

1. YOUMid . . . rocdved (Read name of income rv~ej I I IflI=lWCOb NUWOfilWXTUWW

duhg uw 4moMl pdod. p-d-T7

1 DlSS cod. 1 or 2 (SS or RR) Mark M income tyfw code.

1 2ElSS code 25 (WIG) - SKIP to 14, page 26

I 2 q lSS code 27 (Food Stamps) - SK/P to f2a. page 28

I 4@qther ISS codes - SKIP to 5a

Refer to cc itum 27. e designated parent, w guardian - SKIP Chack Item A3

of children under sge 187 I

2, owing thlo 44nondl porlod, wwe any Mpemto I WM rOYor peymemb from ISodd Socurity/Rallrcwd ?2aNo - SKIP Check Item A3 RotinlnwltI recelvod l 8p.c idly for thm chIldran I

3. Did... de0 rocdvo 0 8mperete peymult for ,3*06/ 1 OYas (hlmntflherntfl during any of thw mondm7 I

I 2nNo - SKIP to I OS

I 2ONo - SKIP to 5a I

4. Old... rocdv* socid socurlty (R~ilmed R8tlrofnelltl Joint& wtul . . .‘s ePoum.7 I

I 20No - SKlPto5a

- SK/P to naxt ISS Code or Check frem

me persons receive more than one

mcome type code.

I I 3 0 All other income codes - SK/P to next ISS Code

I w Check Item Pl, page 43 I

h* VU~U?h$~ltrhghrrso*rdbv...‘r 1 LEE! rOYes - SKIP to Check Item A6 1 I 20No

JOTES

Section 3 - AMOUNTS (Continued) Port A - GENERAL AMOUNTS [ISS Codoe l-66) IContbwed)

6b. Which Persons wore covond7 Pwmn No.

+ln

N*ltW

Is this ISS code “B”? I I

2 0 No - SK/P to next ISS Code or Check Item PI. page 43

7. Is... required to fill out on l nnuol incomo quoetlonneiro for the Vetuane

+S9 10 Yes

I 20 No SKIP to next ISS Code or Cneck /tern P7,

Adminiatrotlon? I x10 DK page 43

GHOW FLASHCARD 01 8. Socki seamy (Reilrood RetIre-ti eondo 20 Gold

out two typoa of chocks. Plooso loo& ot thie , ~0 Other . urd~ndtefImowhkhcoIorchock... I receive*‘) I x10 DK

9. Do...’ l paymonta usudy coma on ttw first T 10 First of th month or the thlrd7 I 20 Third

I I 30 Other

Xl0 DK

Refer to item 2. page 26. Were (Social Security/Railroad I 2 0 No - SKIP to next ISS Code or Check Item PT. page 43 Retirement) payments received especially for the children?

;

I

10s. Wm socld suurity (Rollrood Rotirsmontl poymonte ruofvod for the chlldren in (Read each month)?

Lucmonth . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . +I 1OYes 3472 1s I.Ioo]

I 20 No I xro DK P

XI 0 DK x2 0 Ref.

I r i

I

3-m . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . +l~OYes 20 No

I I x10 DK

VERIFY If ON1 Y ONE CHLD OR ASK - +2SJ 9 0 Yes - SKIP to next ISS Code or Check Item Pt. page 43

11 a. gm dl;l17 llvh~ hmm covwod by ; 20No

I

c-34 Seeion 3 - AMOUNTS (Continued)

Pan A - GENERAL AMOUNTS (ISS Codu 1-66) (Continuodl

11 b. Which childmn wee -7

, i-1 I I I

SKlP to next JSS Code or Chock Item Pl, pagm 43

12a. Worm alI dw poo@m ltvlng hm covmrod undr m 1 cl Yes - SKIP to 13s I . . . ‘8 food stamp l Ilotmont? I z0No !

b. Which parsons WON wvomd? I I Person No. Name

13a. Did . . . mcdvo food atampa k, (Reed each month? 1 13b. If *Yes*’ in 13a, ask .-

I I

nMt~,S tha total I I I

last month 1 3622 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I lcl Yes -E/ol.~

zo No xrODK , I x10 DK x20 Ref. I

I

2 lmdw ago . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ’ 3628 7 10 Yes -3iYjs/./

217 No xtODK I I x*0 DK XZIJ Ref. 1 I I

3 lnodw agO . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . * . . . . ’ 7 3mo 10 Yes -ml==l.B

20 No xrnDK I I x10 DK xdl Ref. 1 I ,

4 Ivboles ago . . . . . . . . . . , . * . . . . * . . . ’ 3634 7 10 Yes -w[(.B

zn No x?ODK I I xrfl DK x20 Ref. I

14. md.,;l""' wq WIG vowhorn irr IRead euh 1 3630 - I @ Last month I 3640

Mwk (X) a/I that app/y. :3wz 2 G 2 months ago SKIP ro next ISS Cods of 3 c! 3 months ago

>

Check item PI. page 43 I 3644 I l I? 4 months ego

Section 3 - AMOUNTS Part A - GENERAL AMOUNTS (ISS Coda l-66)

l.YOUUM I

. . . mohd lResd name of incoma type) I during tiw 4-month puiod.

pEEEl--

I q ISS code 1 or 2 LSS or RR) Mark W incoma typa coda.

t a q ISS coda 25 (WIG) - SKIP to 74, page 3 1

1 3 q ISS cods 27 (Food Stamps1 - SKIP to 72s. page 3 1 i 6 0 Other ISS codes - SKIP 20 5a I

Rahr to cc item 2 7. a designated parent. or guardian I aDNo - SKIP Check /tam A3

of children under age 187 I I

2. Durl~thlsCmonth~riod.worsany~~ paymanta from (Social Suurity/Railroad - SK/P Check /ram A3 Rotlramontl ~ivmd sopocially for tha cJdldr8n? I

3. Dfd... aloo ruolvo a uporato paynwnl fw (hlmrlf/homoffl during l nv of than monUu7 I

I anNo - SK/P to 10s

I

4. Did . . . mdvo socld &curtly (Railrood Ruhmwltl jointfy with . . .‘s spouao? I

I anNo - SK/P to 5s

- SK/P to next ISS Code or Check kern from the income source entered in 1

already been recorded during an interview , Pl, page 43 I

for.. ,’ l -? I aDNo

NOTE - Some persons receive mors than ons payment par month for certain income types such I

as Unemployment Compensation and AFDC. I I I I I

bstmarth . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

I 3 q All other income codes - SKIP to next ISS Code

I orCheckltemPl,page43 I

ia. p~yp00pb1~b-~...*0 I ~1IIclYes- SKIP to Chack ham A6

1 20No I

IOTES

c-35

C-36 Section 3 - AMOUNTS (Contlnuadl

Part A - GENERAL AMOUNTS (ISS Codas 1-661 (Continuodl

6b. Which persons wua wvwod?

I I

I BIBI I

I I I

mL-L-L-II I I I I 1 , I

1

I --- l

@l I

Is this ISS code “8”? I I 20 No - SKIP to next ISS Code or Check I:em PI, page 43

7. I s...rBqutmdtofllloutsnsnnuaiincwrm quosdonnaim for tf10 Votu*ns

F 10 Yes I 20 No

Administration? I xrn DK

z;Klz gtaxt ISS Code or Check /tern PI,

I LWOW FLASHCARD 01

8. Social Suurtty (Rallresd Retimmentj sends ’ out two typos of chocks. Plur ieok at this urdandtolimowl3khcobchuk...

i zn Gold 30 Other

I rmiVU? I

x10 DK

9. Do..: spaymmttaususitytormon~first F 10 First OfUWmorrthWUWchM? I 20 Third

I I 30 Other I xla DK

Were lSocisl Security/Railroad Retirement) payments received especially for the children?

I 2 No - SKIP to next ISS Code or Check Item PI, page 43 ;

I

10s. Wsra Social SocurRy (Railroad I

RatiLnment) paymonta mohwd tar I I

1 Ob. IVY~.;;. m-~,w the childran in IRead aach month)? I

I I II

bat fnonth 3870 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1

rx;dz; ‘” ::,,:tr 1

2 modwag . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

I I xl0 DK xi q Ref. I I I

3 monthaago . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 g ;“d. 3iiiq 191.g

xt 0 DK I

xra DK I

x2 [7 Ref.

I I

4momtbs8go 1 3802 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 10 Yes 3114] i,I.Q

20 No x, I=! DK I I xlci DK xz 0 Ref.

VERfFY IF ONLY ONE CHLD OR ASK -

11 a. WHO Sii childron IMng berm coveet@ by +?%!J 10 Yes - SK/P to rnwt /SS Code or Check Item Pl. page 43

I z0No -Pw-? I

I

Section 3 - AMOUNTS Kontinued) Port A - GENERAL AMOUNTS (ISS Cada I-66) (Contbtuodt

11 b. Whkh childm worm covwmd?

SKIP ro nod ISS Co&w Check hm Pl, w 43

12a. WOW dl the ~OO@O living hm COVO~ & 1 cl Yes - SKIP to 13a . . . ‘s food stamp dlotmutt? - I 2nNo

I

b. Wbkh parsons worm cowed? !m ,fyEi!Yj N*m*

+lrl-rl

I”“’ rl--n

I”““’ l-l-l-j

;+I r-n--l

;+iTl Irn /3Fq [--l---n + rTJ-1 pd--l-n ;+q l-l---n

13a. DY... molv8 food mtampa ln IRead each montttJ7 1 13b. /f “res*’ in 13e. esk - I What w.s the total I I l nount? I I

t.aHnbotlut . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . p ;&s XiI(J.@

xlaDK 1 nrD DK I x20 Ref.

1 I

2 tnonula 8go . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . + es TZlI(1.M

I xl0 DK

xrODK I I

x20 Ref.

I I

3m8rmuqo......................... +g a’,s %lb/.r;;;;l

I XYODK I xl0 DK I

x20 Ref.

I I

4montJls8go . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . p ms -4I.M

xrODK I xl0 DK X2clROf. I

SKIP to naxt ISS Co& or Chock Imm Pl, pmgm 43

14. Did... mdv8 8ny WIG vouchoa In (Read each 2E i Cl last month month)? I 1140

Mmk IXJ a// that @ply. m 2 0 2 months ago SKIP to next ISS Code or J q 3 months ago

>

Check Item PI, page 43 I a744 - rO4monthsago

c-37

C-38 Section 3 - AMOUNTS Part A - GENERAL AMOUNTS [ISS Codoc l-66)

1. You-Id... I

ruolvod ft?eed name of income type) I Incony cada N~dillCOllW~

during the 4-mocrth pa&d. /3.001m

t q ISS cods 1 or 2 (SS or RR) Mark IX1 income type cod6.

I 217ISS code 25 WC) - SKIP to 14, pa80 34

I 3 OISS code 27 (Food Stamps) - SKIP to 12a, pege 34 I I

. q Otly ISS codes - SKIP to 5e

Refer to cc item 27. s designated parent, or guardian I

of children under sge 187 I 20No - SKIP Check Item A3 I

2, During this 4-month period, we- any sopar8t0 payments from (Social Socur~/R~ilmul - SKIP Check Item A3 Rotframant) moivod l s~~~ially for the childrcm? I

3. Dld... da0 ruoivo l soparato paymutt for (himulf/horntf) durfng any of thwo months? i :ONo- SKIP to f 08

4. Did . . . ncoiva So&l Suurlty (Rail& Rotiramontl jointly with . . .‘s rpoum?

I

I I tONo - SKIP to 5a

NOTE - Some persons receive more than one payment per month for censin income types such ss Unemploymsnt Compensstion and AFDC. I

I I

2 montha ago . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

3 mmth8 8go e.........................

I I

I [IIAN other income codes - SKlP to next ISS Code

I or Check /tern P 1, page 43 1 1

ia. wm .II a. d 1~~ b co,,& by.. .‘, paymutts?

f?!!?d 10 Yes - SKIP to Check Item A6 I 20No

IOTES

* Sooth 3 - AMOUNTS Kiontfnwd) I

Part A - GENERAL AMOUNTS (ISS Codn l-66) (Contfnuad)

6b. Whkh Pomona worm corwd? I NUlU

I . kzi$TTl

I

Is this ISS code “8”) / , m 10 Yes I I

2 0 No - SKIP to next ISS Code or Check kern PI, page 43

7. I s . . . required to fill aut an annual Lncama ,ossol l@ Yes quostionnaim for the Votwana

, I 2rlNo

SK/P to next ISS Code or Check /tarn PI,

Adminktratlon? I xl0 DK page 43

(SHOW FLASHCARD OJ m 10 Green 8. sock1 Secum (RaIlroad Retlrwnant) nndm ; :o Gold

out two typos of chock.. Plusa loo& at thk 10 Other urd~ndt~Imowhkhcokrchock...

I I

mdvos? I x10 DK I

9. Do...’ 8~~mMtsuBuallycotMonth.ft?8t ofthomonthorthothird?

Refer to item 2, page 32. Were (Social Security/Railroad - SKIP to next ISS Code or Check Item PI, page 43 Retirement) payments received especially for the children7

;

I

1 Oa. WON So&l Socumy IRaIl& Rotlrwnontl paymuas - fa

1 Ob. PYE..- s,w

ifw chlklrmn In (Reed ssch monthJ?

Iad month . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . +!!mzl:s 3eq I([.~

I x1 0 DK I x10 DK x2 0 Ref.

2-w . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . * 1OYrJs 20 No XT 0 DK

I I xl0 DK x2 0 Ref. I

I

3nmntbw . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . * 10 Yes 20 No

I I xl0 DK

I 1 I

4lnondmw . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . tOYsa I 2.0 No I I xro OK

VERIFY IF ONLY ONE CM.0 OR ASK - I 0 Yes - SK/P to twxt ISS Code or Check Item PI, page 43

20No I I

c-3 9

c-40

Section 3 -AMOUNTS (Conthuod) Part A - GENERAL AMOUNTS (ISS eadu l-66) (Caatinud)

11 b. Which childnn WM covud? I I F’mrwn No. Name

&zl Irn &I IfI I +m hi5q I

SKtP to next ISS Coda OT Chock Itom P7, page 43

128. Ww all rho people living harm covormd urtdor : 1 c Yes - SK/P to 13‘4 . . . ‘8 food stamp dlotmat7

1 ZONO

I

b. Which puwn8wmcovuadt - I Pm8.m No. Flmw

,-I 1 I I

+iqrl-rl

+lml

+zl r--i--l-l

,+iq r-I-T-1

,+I l-l-r-l

+d-T-T-1

138. Did... mdvo food stamp8 In (Read each month)? j ’ 13b. /f “Yes’* in 138, us/c - I Whmt w.8 tha total I I I i I -n

l.a8t month . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . & ',rYyyss

I zc No I

x:CDK I I xrl? OK x:ORef.

I

2-w . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . & 10 Yes I 20 No I I x10 DK

xrODK x20Ref.

I I I

3monuu ago......................... 1 IS30 7 10 Yes XiJJ.bJ

zo No XIODK I I xto DK x20 Ref.

4-w . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 Yes 10 No

I I x10 DK

SKIP to #loIT ISS euda m ehdf /Mm PT, pmgo 43

owhmn In lResd each I 10 Last moflm I 3Mc I Q 2 monms 800 SKIP CO next ISS Code or

Mark /XI all mat apply. :)w7 30 3montht8go Check Item Pl, page 43 I SM4 - 4 n 4 months ego

L 1 M1H4lOO4CI,.“,

Section 3 - AMOUNTS 1 Part A - GENERAL AMOUNTS (ISS Codoa l-66)

1. Yousaid... rocoivod f&ad name of income typsl during the 4-month porlod.

Mark IXI income type code. ?I DISS code 1 or 2 LSS or RRI I I q ISS code 25 (WIG) - SK/Pro 14, page 37 I I snlSS code 27 [Food Stamps) - SKIP to 128, page 37 I rOOther ISS codes - SK/P 10 5a

Refer to cc item 27. Is. . n designated parent, or guardian ! 2 ONo - SK/P Check /tern A3 of children under age 181

2. During thlr 4-month period, worm any soporam payments from (Social Security/Railroad - SKIP Check Item A3 Retirement) rocolvod l rpoclally for the chIldron I

3. Did... also rocoivo a l oparato pqmont for (himaalflhorrolf I during l ny of thasa month*7 I 2nNo - SKIP to 10s

4. Did... mcalvo Social Sacurlty IRailroad Rotiromont) jointly wfth . . .‘t spou~o?

k?W I q Yes I I 2 ~No - SK/P to 5.3

Has information about the amount received - SKIP to nexr ISS Code or Check Item by from the income source entered in 1 already been recorded during an interview f

Pl, page 43

for. . . ‘s soouse? I Z~NO

5a. Did.. . racaivo my IRead name of income type) kr (Read each month)7

1 I I

NOTE - Some persons receive more than one I payment per month for certain income types such as Unemployment Compensation and AFDC.

) I c

La8t month . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . rOYas 20No

I I xtODK

2 months mgo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

I I XIODK

3month*q#o ..,.......................

I I xtODK

4 month ago . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . rOYes I 20No

xtaDK

5b. How much did.. . moiva In (Read each month marked “Yes” in 5aR Please

answer by giving the total amount ooch month boform any doduction8.

Eii-l!rI.I

xtoDK x20 Ref.

z&-i.LiJ

x10 DK x20 Ref.

*It].~

x~ci DK x20 Ref.

- SK/P to 8 2Dl.SS code 8 or 20 through 24

I I 3 0 All other income codes - SKIP to next ISS Code I or Check lrsm PI, page 43

Mark (XI incmns type code.

ia. Wm all the mplo llvln6 hm covorod by . . .‘s - SK/P to Check Item A6

paTmmts7 (

I 20No I

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C-42

Section 3 - AMOUNTS (Continued) - Part A - GENERAL AMOUNTS (ISS Codr l--681 (Contlnwd)

6b. Which pwsons wora covomd7 I

+mrnl

NUM

Is this ISS code “S”? I I 2mNo - SKiP to next ISS Code or Check item PI, page 43

7. la... requlrmd to fill out an wmual Incomo & , 10 Yes

questlomwirm for rho Vatwan* I zq No I I >

SKIP to nexr ISS Code or Check /tern P 1,

Admlnlatratlon7 x10 DK page 43

(SHOW FLASHCARD OJ m 10 Green 8. Socld Suurty (Rellrood Rot3mj sowa ; 20 Gold

out two typoa of chocks. Pluao look at thla I urdwadt~llmrwhkhcolorchodc... I

~0 Other

mmiv.07 I xrn DK I

9. Do...’ 1

spaymutts ~llyc~n~onth~fim m 10 First ofUmmonthathethW7 I 20 Third

I / Jo Other

Refer to item 2, page 35. Were (Social SecuritvlRaiiroad

I Xl0 DK

- SKIP to next ISS Code or Check Item P 1, page 43 Retirement) paymenis received especially for the children?

;

I

1 OS. Warm~i~~soRwd mcolv.dfor

tha chlldm in (Reed each month)7

lAotlnonul . . . . . . . . . . ..*......... +&m&s 1 I xtn DK

3 lnonthoqjo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ‘flpffji

4moehaa@ci . . . . . ..*...*......... ;;I

I

VERIFY IF ONLY ONE CHILD OR ASK -

llr. Wm~IIchlldrulIfr*rghuswlmr8d~

p!?w 10 Yes - SK/P Co next ISS Code or Check /rem PI, page 43

1 20No -Pwn--‘l I

I

Socdon 3 - AMOUNTS (ContinuuN Parr A - QENERAL AMOUNTS (ISS Codw l-661 (C-b

I 1 b. WIIWI CMWM WHO eovormd? NUVU

SKIP to next ISS Coda 01 Chuk Itom PT. pmga 43

ISa. wwo all rho pwplr llvlng hofa eovwod vndm 10 Yes - SK/P to 13s

‘8 food atamp l liotmoett? I . . . I zn No

b. Which permono wora eovored?

13a. Did . . . roeoh foad rumpa In lReed each monrh)? I 13b. If “Yes”in 13a. ask -

I What was the total I amount? I I

last month . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 Yes 20 No xrODK

I I xrn OK xz0Ref. 1 I I

2 months ago . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 Yes 20 No XIODK

I I xl0 OK x20Ref. L I I

3m ago......................... ICI Yes nm No xrODK

I I xrn OK x70Rsf. I I

4-w . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . rD Yes I 2D No xtODK I I

xrn OK x2DRef.

SKIP to noat ISS Coda 01 Check lhm PI, page 43

14. DM . . . meoh my WIC vouehon In IReed eech I 41381 I 0 last month

monthl 7 2 0 2 months ago SKIP to next ISS Code or

Mark fXt l ff rhnt nppfy. 3 q 3 months ago Check Item Pl , pegs 43

4 0 4 months ago I

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c-44 Saction 3 - AMOUNTS Eontinued)

Pwt 9 - SA+JlNDS ACCOUNTS, MONEY MARKET DEPOSIT ACCOUNTS, CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT. AND NOW ACCOUNTS (ISS Codoa 100.101.102 and 1031

Assot types owned. Mark IX) aI1 that apply.

T Ewllcr YOU -Id that. . . had (Read names of

- Regular/Passbook Savings

’ 4302

2

Accounts 2 G ISS Code 101 - Money Market Deposit Accountr

4304 ~0 ISS Code 102 - Certificates of Deposit or other

:.)es(.O Ssvings Cenificates ISS Coae 103 - NOW, Super NOW or other

.!

‘mterest earning checking eccounts

owned sssetsl.

Intewirw status of. . .‘s *pouee.

;

m 10 No spouse in household - SK/P to 3b I

I 2 a Interview for spouse not yet conducted

I J [3 Interview for spouse elreedy conducted -

SKIP to 3a

. . . own l nv of a.80 jolntlY with.. :o (husbandlwtfe)? I

I 20No - SKIP to 36

b. mot I# your best l tlmuo O( ttL total amount ot ’ lntcnst amod on those Jointly hold (Read asset typasl during the 4-month pa&d?

+I i,]. q - SKlPto3a

I

I r!ODK

--‘x20 Ref. - SKIP to next JSS Code or I Check Item Pt. page 43

C. Whot IS Your baet l Ufmot0 of tJw l rmrogo l mount 1 that . . .8nd. . : s Ihudmd/wtfo~ had In those jointly hold (Read asset tvoesJ d&no the *month

*/cl. a -SK/Pro38

-~&I? . - SKIP to next ISS Code or

Check Item Pt. page 43

d. OXIS ~ntommt~~ IS l sps~~y lmpwtwtt for h I 431e I 0 Yes - Mark Reminder Card purposm of this u8rvmY.l If I wore to ull back ; lmarwouldyoukab&toprovkfomawtlhan (

20No

utlm8t* of the 8vwoga 8mo~nt7 I )a. EMU tf~ (Read asset wf~@f~~;~~~ . . . ‘0 otusbadwlf.l, ad

y l o yer- SK,P ro neXt ,ss code or ‘a own rum.7 I 20No

. . . Check /tern PI, page 43

b. What 1s your bnt ostlmtio of tfw total amount of fntereet ms,lRead esset types) during rho I

I x,oOK I x20 Ref. - SK/P to next ISS Code or I I

Check Item P 1, page 43

C. Whotbyourbouamthwtaofthaovorogamomt ; thu . ..hedIn...’ -pwiodt

l (Reed asset types) durfng Uw * pq )I/. q - g,:y;‘p’;-&y I I I

xrnDK

I x10 Ref. - SK/P to next ISS Code or I Check Item PI, page 43 I

d. ma int~rm~~on IS l -MY important for tfw wmo8.a of Ifs& aImoy.1 If I wwa to ull back

y ;: ;’ - A&I+ Reminder Card SK/P to ncxr ISS I Code or Check

btw would you k l bk to provldo ma w&h an I > /tern PI, page

ostimmto of rho l vuoga amount?

otes

I 43 I

I Soction 3 - AMOUNTS (Comtlnti) 1 c-45 l mti C - OTHER INTEREST-EARNINB ASSEl

amat typ8r ownd. MA.* 1x1 l u that &ply.

‘8 (ISS coda 104,106,10(1 and 1on I ,rrool 10 Money Morkot fund ( 1041

U.S. Govomment suuritb (1051

Municipal or cotporate bonds 11061

I i I 2 0 lntslvkw for siouao .In& conduct8d - I SKlPtO3d I

I 28. fg$...rnnM~,of uwaaJolntly +th . . :o pEJ1 q Y.* I

zDNo-SKfPto3b I

b. w~~~~ourbatrtlmatsofttwtou~amaawt OfintwwtO8nwdO@lth8D8~hddFfOUl absot typed dwlng Mm hnonul pulod? br]. q -SKlPto3a

I I xlODK I x2 0 rbf. - SKIP to naxt ISS Cade or I Chock ltom PI, Pete 43

*I xrnDK

I x2 I3 Ref. - SKIP to next ISS Co& or I ChockhemPl.page43

I 2 q No - SK/P Co noxl ISS Code or I I

Chock hem PI, pago 43

- SKfP to next ISS Code or Check Item PI. ~8~0 43

I I ~1 DDK I x2 a Ref. - SKIP to next ISS Coda or I CbcktternPl,~43

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Section 3 - AMOUNTS (Continued)

Part D - STOCKS AND MUTUAL FUND SHARES (ISS Coda 1101

B. E~r(lrywtddnw~...om+drtocksff mutual fund shmmo. Old.. . ruelvo any dlvfdand 1 z0No - SKlPto3u checks during thoaa 4 moatho? (Include chocks mcdo out jointly to,. . l nd . . .‘B apauao.1

I I

lntsrvisw status of. . .‘a spouse. ?% 1 G No spouse in household - SK/P to 2s 1 I

2 0 Interview for spouse not yet conducted I 3 0 Interview for spouse already conducted - I SKIP to 2s I I

b. During the past 4 montha how much was malved I hdtvldondchuk~madaoutJoWiyto...a%d . . . ‘a (huabnd/wtfa)? - ~ lmr)- a-SKIPto2s

I I xaa Nono - SK/Pro 2a I I xrODK I x20 Ref. - SKIP to next ISS Code or I I

Check item PT. page 43 !

C. (lhi* information Is es~oclally Important for - Mark Reminder Card the purpooeo of thh 8uw.y.) If I w-m to cull hack Iator would you k l blm to provlda ma I w&h l n l stfm*to? I

!B. Durlngthirbmon~h~od,ho*,muchdld... I moivo In dlvidond chocka (In . . .‘a luma only)?

Ff mrl. m-SKIPto3.9 I I x30 Nom - SK/P to Jr I I x?ODK I x20 Ref. - SKIP to next ISS Code or I I Check Item PI, page 43 I

b. (TIIIS Informatb ~a OOPUM~~ Irnmnt for ti purpor, of thin wwey.) If I - to call back

111(01; [Y,; - Mark fim;nder Card I

luawwklywkdlotoprovldalnow-khal I OUitMt.7 I

I

. ..oam~nybthWdivbnda y:xir-- SKlPtonextISSCodeor that war0 erodlted l galnd a mwgln Kcount 1 adsr>, roinvutmd In tikiocul I

Check hem P 1, page 43

I I

Intorvkw nrtus of. . .‘8 mU60. I I 2 0 Interview for sundae not yet conducted I ~fl Inter&w for spouse already conducted - I SK/P to 3c I 1

lb. ~U&QI$ 4momh~howmuchoftfwn lvldMdodld...wmjolndywmt...‘r

(hus&nd/wlfo)?

I I xr@DK ! x2@ Ref. - SKIP to next ISS Code or I I Check Item Pl, page 43

c. Dwlng* *monthpdOd,hOWfWChOfUWM

kM~of~dld...wm(lo...‘erunw orrlyn SKIP to next ISS

I xrm Nom I XIODK

I ’

p;geCgck Item

I I xntl Ref. I

lotos

I x20 Ref. - SKIP to next ISS Code or I Check kern Pl, poga 43

c. whubyowhouwtfn?umof~8mounttfbmt wn CJeaad dtu l xpwlns? Enter $1 in *mount box if mpondent reporta “broke even. *’ I

I xrODK

I x20 Ref. - SK/P to next ISS Code or Check /rem PT. pegs 43

!x.0Lo*t-v - Enrer 8mount of /ou in box

-oe-jpw 1OYes I 20No - SKlPto4a

b. uouttmwmuthwureatvad Utbgrqmrtydwfngthe 4lvm&=?-- b I(1.a

I I xrDDK

I x20 Ref. - SKIP to rtex~ ISS Code or

I Check fcwm Pl, page 43

c. Whwtbyourbutodmmtaofth~mountUnt wnoloarmdm+taoxpame?

Enter 8 1 in amount box if mpondwn ws “‘broke even. ” I

I xrUDK

I x2lJRsf. - SK/P to next ISS Code or Check from Pl, page 43

x40 Lost money - Enter 4mount of loss in box

4B. D#...nwhmmymnt~lktc~~~trom~ IDYes 2 0 No - SK/P to next ISS code or

I Check Item Pl, page 43

SK/P ro nsxr Enter $1 in amount box if nepondent w “broke even. ”

I I xrODK ISS Code or

x20R~f. Check /rem

x40 Lost money - Enter l nounf of PI, pege 43

kSi4lbOX I

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C-48

Section 3 - AMOUNTS (Continued1

Cwt F - MORTGAGES, ROYALTIES AND OTHER FINANCIAL INVESTMENTS (ISS Cod.8 130,140, and 1501

Asset typer owned. Mark IX1 811 that Jpply.

I 0 ISS Code 130 - Mortgager 2 0 ISS Code 140 - Rovaltiss

Intrrviaw stmm of. . .‘r spouse.

i c] No - SKIP ro Check Item A 18

No - SKIP to Check Item PT

3. Edlr you nkl . . . bed (RO8ct esset rypest . During : tlbe~4momUba,howmuohlnoocmdld... mc.lva from en8 mead asset typed?

p&--I.~

If incpma ~8s shared. count only . . . ‘I share. I xanNone I I xlnDK

‘+ ::E; money - Enter amount of loss in box

I Yates

I So&on 4 - PROGRAM QUESTIONS 1 b this the refwanco peraon’r guertionnaire?

Refer to Conti Card hem 16s.

I z 0 No - SKlP to I

Check ftem CI, page 47

Is this residence owned by the local housing 20No - SKIP to Check ftem P3 authority7 (“Yss” marked in cc trem 16~4 I

la.Whatbvourmonthlvrwrtt

I I x3 q None I xrODK I x2 D Ref.

SKIP to 3s

b. (In ddkion to rmnt.) do you WV fa any ut~~klrs wsh aa wetar, Actrklry, 01s. # dl? SKIP to 3a Exclude telephone.

I Refer to Contra/ Card from 7 66.

T .

W Is rent lower because govsmmant pays part SONo-SKlPto3a of the cost? f”Yes” mwked in cc hem 16b)

2a. Whatbvourmwthlvrmat?

2 q No - SKIP to Check Item P4

utility company.

vow bocaur tlwv quallRed for LwwhPro0mm?

No - SKIP to 4f

I d. nowmany-? I

:+I ITjChildren I

..Amtholunchwtmor~~~? hw fx) #II m8t 8ppply.

i g 4131 1 q lFfaa 4838 2 0 Reduced-price

I 1. Do~ofumchlldrul~.frooa~ w lDY@S achoo4bwaktwrath&Bcfmolvmo?? I 2 0 No - SKJP to Check /tom Cl,

I pnge 47

I Q. How many ohlldmn?

h KiChildnn

c-49

CALLBACK SUMMARY I Are my items ma&ad j t 0 Yes - hfarlr apppriate iramfsi Mow, Umn SKIP to on Remtndu Cud for I check hl cz . . . ? I

1 zDNo - SK/PtoChbclrhnCZ

c-50

0

- cl

0

- 0

0

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.

1. Sod !%curity Number I

IEmu in a tiwn 33bl ;

I-m-I ,

3.. EMPLOYER

a. Emp(oYer 11 (item 6. page 131

what was the total amount of pay recaved kfom deductions on thus pbin...?

b. &yg tz (item 16.

- What was the total amoum of pay racewed before cleduct~ons on this jobin...?

1 -I-

-1s 1. pJ2mJnmsago

*oqls J.lO0/3mmms*go t m/S J~(4monthsago

-I

+=-lb 1. (lamnO”rn jw j $ 1 u 2 months ago

4. a.

SELF-EMPLOYMENT

Selfmploymem I1 bnl7. page 171

What was the total amount of income received before deductions from this

L-l 00 baa month

l-l 00 2 months ago

cl OG 3 months ago bustnws in. .I

h IO. 14mcrrthsago

5. What was the average balance in savings/ Money market depoti sccounts/

6. Vltwt was ttw avuagc balance In uv~rtgsl Mmay

I

marker deposit mourns/ CD’s/ NOW accoums tn own

:w+oIj.pJ

name? fhun 3c. page 381 ;

7. Whdtwastheaveraga I balance in Money market I funds/secumlcsibcxids h& pimlv by lwband and

m

wife? fhem 2c. page 391 i

6. wtut was the average balma In Many mirltat 1 fundslwcufit*sibonds In own name? Ihmn 3c, page

mI1.j t

391 I

r INCOME SOURCE LIST INCOME I.181

:ode TVP. Cod. TVP~

1 Social Securiw 28 Child wppo~ payments

2 U.S. Government Railroad Ratiremant pay IS Alimony payments

3 Federal Suppi.mentrl Security Income (SSII 30 Pension from cornp.sny or union

4 Stats Supplemsntsl Security lncomb (State administerad 551 onlvl

Federal Civil Service or other Federal civikan . 31 employee penrhons

6 Starr unemployment compensation 32 U.S. Military retirement pay

6 Supplsmsntal Unsmploymont Benefits 33 National Guard or Rewrve Forces retirement

7 Other unemploymsnt compenrrtion ITrade Adjustment Act benefits. strika pay. other1

34 Stats government pensions

B Vsteranr compmsm~on or pensions 36 Local govwmnsnt pensiow

0 Slack lung p.yments 36 Income from paid-up life insurance policies or annuiws

10 Worker’r compensm~on 37 Estates and trusts

11 State temporary sickness or disabilw knefiis 38 Other payments for retirement. disability or ~UNIVOI

12 Employer or union temporary sickness policv 40 G.I. SilllVEAP education benefits

13 Payments from I sickness, accident or disability 60 Incoma assistance from a charitable group

insurance polq purchased on your own 6 1 Money from relatwea or friends

20 Ald to Famikes with Dependent Children (AFDC. ADCI 62 Lump *urn paymsnts

2 1 General assistance or General relief I3 Income from roorncrs or boarders

22 Indian. Cuban, or Refugee Assistance S4 National Guard or Reserve pay

23 Foster child cara payments 66 Incidental or casual earnings

24 Other welfrra 66 Other cash income not included elsewhere

2S WIC IWomen, Infants and Children Nutrition Program)

27 Foodstamps

ASSET LIST SPECIAL INDICATORS

:ode TVPE Cods TVPO

IO0 Regular/passbook ravings accounts in l bank. sw- 170 Worked ingr and loan M credit umon

171 Disabled 101 Money markm daposit ectounts

172 Medicare IO2 Certificates of Deposit 01 other ravings certificates

173 Medicsid IO3 NOW, Supof NOW or other interact earning

thackmg ucountr 174 U.S. Swings Bonds IE. EE)

IO4 Money market funds 176 Dthsr educational a**lstanc*

I OS i U.S. Gowmment securities

IO6 Municip*l or corponta bonds

107 Othm intw9st*aming e*sots

110 Stock8 or mutual fund shares

120 Rental propetTy

130 hiongmger

3 40 Royalties

160 Other fin*ncial invatments

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1

1

1

1

1

1 1 1 1

1 1 1 1 1 1

INCOME SOURCE SUMMARY (ISS) INSTRUCTlON -Column Ia) will show tha income source code. In cdumn (bi. mark (XI for 011

Lourdes from which income was received during the reference period. Column (Cl yll show the type of income source. Thr Amounts section should be filled stwtmg with the peg* number rhcwn in column Id1 for thorr’incoma sources which have been marked.

INCOME CODES S-13

ingr accounts in a bank. savin

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SURVEY OF INCOME AND PROGRA,, PARTICIPATION (SIPP)

WAVE 1 RECTANGULAR PILE

TECHNICAL DOCUXENTATION

Washington, D.C.

1084

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCZ

!!alcolm Baldrige, Secretary Clarence J. Brown, Deputy Secretary

Sidney Jones, Under Secretary for Economic Affairs

BlJREAU OF THE CENSUS

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

BUREAU OF THE CENSUS

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

James E. Gorman, Acting Assistant Director for Communications

DATA USER SERVICES DIVISION

Michael G. Garland, Chief Farshall L. Turner, Jr., Assistant Chief

for User Services

ACKNOWLEDG?lENTS

This technical documentation was prepared within the Data Access acd 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 and James Clark provided technical assistance on the data dictionary. Word processing support was provided by Mary G. Thomas and Joann y. Sutton. The data dictionary was developed from materials prepared bl Demographic Surveys Division staff. The alphabetic index to the data dictionary was prepared by Paul T. Zeisset.

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The file should be cited as follows:

Survey of Income and Program Participation (SLPP) Microdata File: Wave 1 Rectangular File [machine-readable data file] / prepared by the Bureau of the Census. --Washington: The Bureau [producer and distributor], 1934.

The technical documentation should be cited as follows:

Survey of Income and Program Participation (SIPP) Wave 1 Rectangular File Technical Documentation / prepared by the Data User Services Division, Bureau of the Census. --.Washington: The Bureau, 1984.

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For additional information concerning the fi;e, contact Data User Services Division, Customer Services (Tapes), Bureau of the Census, Washington, D.C. 20233. Phone: (301) 763-4100.

For additional information concerning the technical documentation, contact Data User Services Division, Data Access and Use Staff, Bureau of the Census, Washiugton, D.C. 20233. Phone: (301) 763-2074.

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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UPDATE INFORMATION

Additional information concerning this file may be available at a later d.ate. If you have purchased this technical documentation (with or without tape purchase) from the Census Bureau and wish to receive these User Notes. please complete the coupon below and return it to:

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SURVEY OF INCOME AND PROGRAM PARTICIPATION WAVE 1 RECTANGULAR FILE

TECHNICAL DOCUMENTATION

ABSTRACT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..*.......... 1

FILE INFORMATION Geographic Coverage ...................................................... 5 Identification Number System ............................................. 5 Topcoding of Income Variables ............................................ 6

ALPHABETIC INDEX To THE DATA DICTIONARY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

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

DATA DICTIONARY Sample Unit Information .................................................. 33 Household Information .................................................... 36 Family Information ...................................................... 126

Person Information ...................................................... 151

Wage/Salary Information ................................................. 254 Self Employment Information ............................................. 267 General Type 1 Income Information ....................................... 283 General Type 2 Income Information ....................................... 355

APPENDICES A. CODE LISTS

A-l Income Source Code List A-2 Income Sources Included in Monthly Cash Income A-3 Sources of Means-Tested Benefits Covered in Sipp A-4 1960 Census of Population Occupation Classification System A-5 1980 Census of Population Industry Classification System

B. SELECTED WEIGHTED AND UNWEIGHTED COUNTS

USER NOTES

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

User Notes will be sent to all users who (1) purchased their file (or Users' Guide) from the Census Bureau and (2) returned the coupon following thmle page-

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~~~Ygf-%~ UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

. . f @

Bureau of the Census

‘?a, 3 Washington. D.C. 20233

‘4m or *c’

Survey of Income and Program Participation (SIPP) Wave 1

User Note No. 1

Wave f Rectangular File Technical Documentation

Attached is a list of corrections to the universe description for some

variables. The relevant page number of the technical documentation, the

mnemonic descriptor and the corrected universe are included for each

variable.

Wave 1 Relational File Technical Documentation

Attached are replacement pages 4-24B and 4-24C. A corrected explanation

of several of the asset files is shown on the replacement pages.

.

Wave 1 Rectangular File Technical Documentation

Universe Corrections

p. 35 SU-RGC U All sample units

p. 41 Hl-RACE, Hl-SEX U Type A noninterview households

p. 42 Hl-SIZE U Type A noninterview households

p. 45 Ul-RACE, Ul-SEX, Ul-SIZE U Type A noninterview households

p. 52 Hl-4810, Hl-4812, Hl-4814 U Households with rent subsidized by government

p. 53 Hl-4828 U Households with 1 or more children 5 to 18

p. 54 H-4830, H-4832, H-4834 U Households with 1 or more children 5 to 18

H-4836 U Households with 1 or more children 5 to 18 receiving free or reduced-price lunches

p. 227 SC1486, SC1488, SC1492, SC1494, SC1496 U Persons 15 years old or older meeting eligibility requirements

p. 228 SC1498, SC1502, SC1506, SC1508

U Persons 15 years old or over meeting eligibility requirements

p. 229 SCl512, SC1514, X1516, SC1518, SC1520

U Persons 15 years old or older with 1 or more but not all of their children covered by Medicaid

p. 230 X1528, SC1530, SC1532, SC1534

u All persons

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE Bureau of the Census WashingCon. D.C. 20233

S'urvey of Incme and Program Fkrticipation (SIFP)

Wave 1 Recta.WJl~

User Note

File (Version 2)

No. 2

CBanges made in the second version of the below. Use the attached revised pages to your copy of the documntation and file this user note in the user note section.

Wave 1 rectangular file are indicated

replace the correspx~g pages in

page Description of change

26 "Version number of the file" added.

155 Each age item was reduced to 2 characters followed by 1 character of filler.

SC1682 was reduced to 4 characters followed by 2 characters of filler. Maxinun amunt for total tuition and fees is 4,000.

241

390

SCl690 was reduced to 4 cwracters followed by 2 characters of filler. Maxlrmrm amount for total assistance is $4,ooo.

An item indicating a specific version of the file was added. This addition caused e the filler item to be 1 character less.

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March IS85

ABSTRACT 1

Survey of Income and Program Participation (SIPP) Microdata File: Wave 1 Rectangular File [machine -readable data file] / conducted by the U.S. Bureau of the Census. --Washington: The Bureau [producer and distributor], 1984.

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-ZIATTER 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 this 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.

The sample consists of 4 rotation groups, each interviewed in a different month from October 1983 to January 1984. 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 initial interview. Unique codes are included on each record to allow linking together the same persons with subsequent waves.

GEOGRAPHIC COVERAGE:

United States. Codes are included for 38 individual States, although the sample was not designed to produce State estimates. Areas in the SIPP

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sample in six other States are identified in two groups for confidentiality reasons. (Future waves will include some cases coded to other States not originally sampled, reflecting persons in the original sample who moved there.) No other geographic identifiers are provided.

TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION:

FILE STRUCTURE: Rectangular. Each logical record fcr 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 ddring the period.

FILE SIZE: 53,726 logical records; 5,352 character logical record length.

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

REFERENCE MATERIALS:

Survey of Income and Program Participation (SIPP) Wave 1 Rectangular File __----- ----. - ---.-- -. - ---_ - Technical Documentation. This documentation includes this abstract, the Zta dictionary,

----- an index to the data dictionary, relevant code lists, and

selected control counts. The technical documentation is packaged with the Users' Guide. One copy of the Users' Guide/Technical Documentation package - -_ --.--- --! ---.-- -----. accompanies each file order but it may also be purchased separately for $10 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' -- - -me --. ---a ------ ---.- ---. --- -- Guide contains general information on the background, survey content, sample -- design, and collection and processing of data from the survey, as well as a glossary of selected terms. A copy of the Users' Guide/Technical ---.-- --I ---v-s-. Documentation package is included with each file order. Copies may be urchased separately for $10 each from Data User Services Division, Cus,tomer Services, Bureau of the Census, Washington, D.C. 20233.

RELATED PRINTED REPORTS AND MACHINE-READABLE DATA FILES:

Economic Characteristics of Households in the United States: 3rd Quarter, .-- - --- -. em.-. - --- 1983 (Preliminary data from the Survey of Income and'program Participation). Current Population Reports Series P-70, No. 1. Available from Data User Services Division, Customer Services, Bureau of the Census, Washington, D.C. 26233. Ccst is $2.25.

A number of publications and data files will be generated Erom the information ccllected in SIPP. Availability of these products will be announced in the Monthly Product PJntouncement (MPA) and Data User News. To -a--- be included on th~~~~%~e%~>~PA or subscription information for Data User News contact Data User Services Division, Ckstomer Services, -- ---' Bureau of the Census, Washington, D.C. 20233. Phone: (301) 763-4100.

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FILE INFORMATION

Geographic Coverage

State codes identify 38 States individually on Wave 1 and the rest of the States in two groups. No other geographic identification is provided on Wave 1, although a subsample of metropolitan residents will be identified on future waves. The sample was not designed to produce State level estimates. State codes are primarily useful in relating a respondent's recipiency of benefits to thresholds which may vary from State to State.

Identification Number System

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

The various components of the identification scheme are listed below:

PSU Number Segment Number Serial Number Address ID Entry Address ID Person Number

Scrambled together to protect confidentiality

In Wave 1, the scrambled PSU, segment, and serial number uniquely identifies each sampling unit. This identifier is scrambled 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 serial number. The first digit of the address ID code indicates the wave in which that address was first assigned for interview. The second digit sequentially numbers multiple households that have the same serial number. The Wave 1 address ID code for all sample addresses is 11. As SIPP sample persons move to ne-w addresses, new address ID codes are assigned.

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 assigned 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.

Topcoding of Income Variables -

To protect against the possibility that a user might recognize the identity of a SIPP respondent with very high income, income from every source is "topcoded" so 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 $8,333, with $8,333 actually representing "$8,333 or more." (The $100,000 income topcode is $8,333 multiplied by 12 months). Individual monthly amounts above $8,333 may occasionally be shown if th e respondent's income varied considerably from month to month, as long as the average does not exceed $8,333. For example, if a respcndents' 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. (Inccms 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 indepen- dently 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 metioers could theoretically have aggregate inccme shown well ever $100,000, 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 $8,333, except in calculating aggregates or observing patterns across the 4-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 WAVE 1 RECTANGULAR FILE

This is an index to the data dictionary for the SIPP Wave 1 rectangular file.

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 column 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 dater e.g.r 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, in the actual mnemonic.

2, 3, or 4 that would appear (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 number 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 4-digit number is usually preceded by "SC", meaning.

but when other characters appear they add 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 "WS2". Mnemonics without 4-digit numbers are associated with items from the control card or are the result of manipulating or "recoding" one of more items from the questionnaire.

INDEX To SIPP WAVE 1 PECTANGULAR FILE

REFERENCE MNENCNIC INTV MO 1 MO 2 MO 3 MO 4

LocALKALDcALfxALLm TION TICN TION TICN TI63

Absence Without Pay, Imputation Flag Absence Without Pay, Imputation Flag Absence Without Pay, Reason Absence Without Pay, Reason Absence Without Pay, Reason, Imput. Flag Absence Without Pay, Reason, Imput. Flag Absence Without Pay, Specific Weeks Absence Without Pay, Specific Weeks Access to Unit Access to Unit, Unedited Address ID from CC of New Add. (Movers) Address ID from CC of Previous Address pddress ID of Household Address ID of Person at Entry, Edited Address ID of Person at Entry, P-reedited Address ID's, # in Sample Unit by Month Address i3, Previous Wave AFx ($1 AFX Coverage AFDC Payment for Family ($1

, AFDC Payment for Household ($1 AFDC Payment for Subfamily ($1 AFIX LRecipiency AFDC, Imputation Flags AFX, ?ersons Covered (by #) AFIX:, Recipiency AFDC, Recipiency Age Age: Year of Birth, Preedited Aid to Families w/&p. Children-See AFDC Alimony Payments ($1 Alimony Payments, Imputation Flags Alirony Payments, Recipiency Alimony Payments, Recipiency Alinony Payments, Recipiency Alimony Payments, -Recipiency, Imp Flag Ancestry - See Ethnicity Annuity Inca, Recipiency Annuity Incune, Recipiency as Widow(er) Annuity Income, Recipiency, Input. Flag Armed Forces Status Armed Forces Status of Spouse Armed Forces Status of Spouse, Imp Flag Armed Forces St$us, Unedited Asset Inccme, # Person in SU with Asset Inccane-See Also Raperty Income Asset Ownership Sumnary Asset Source Codes Assets, Ownership of Various Types Assets, Ownership of Various, Imp Flag

PP-IMPlO:ll PP-IMP14:lS SC1098 SC1174 PP-IMP12 PP-IMP16 SC1058:96 SC1136:72 H*-ACCESS U*-ACCES

cc-ADm

cc-ADLET H*+DDID

PP-ENTRY U-ENTRY

SUHHCNT*

R+ADDID

12oAMT*

AFx*

F*-AFDC

H**JX

s*-AFx

RECIPSUM

120IMP01:04

AFDC3034:54 SC1486 120RECf AGE-f

U-BFZIHYR

3166 3170 2857 2895 3168 3172 2837 2876

99 387 675 963 120 408 696 984

2302 2300

46 334 622 910 2135 2281

27 2190

19 21 23 25

4049 4055 4061 4067 2764 2765 2766 2767 1321 1435 1549 1663

245 533 821 1109 1777 1891 2005 2119

2524 4104 4105 4106 4107

4073 3013

4045 4046 4047 4048 2206 2209 2212 2215 2218

2304

129AMr* 4384 4389 4394 4399 129IMPo1:04 4404 4405 4406 4407 REC IEUM 2533 SC1416 2980 129REc* 4380 4381 4382 4383 PP-IMP42 3198

SC1382 SC1446 PP-IMP38 IN-AF SC1696 PP-IMP83 U-AF sum2 - a

2964

2993

3194 2280 3140 3239 2327

39

-ASSETsuM 2580 AsTsom 2721 SC1624:54 3095 PP-IMP64:67 3220

INDEX 'IO SIPP WAVE 1 RECTANGUIAR FILE

REFERENCE MNEMONIC lNrv MO 1 MO 2 MO 3 MO 4 xx24 TION TICN TICN TICN

Boltis, Money Market Furds in Own Name Bards, Money Market Fur&., Joint Bonds, Municipal or Corporate, Ownership Bonds, Municipal or Corporate, Ownership BOndS, Municipal or Corporate, Ownership Bonds, 'u'.S. Savings, Ownership Business-See Self-Errployment Calendar Month Calendar Month Calendar Month Calendar Month of Interview CalendarYear Calelldar Year Calendar Year Cash Benefi%s, Receipt by HH Metier(s) Casual Earnings -See Incidental Earnings Certificates of Deposit, Imputation Flag Certificates of Deposit, Cwnership Certificates of Deposit, Ownership Certificates of,Deposit, Ownership Change in wition-See also Movers Change to Family Ccmpos., Month-to-Month Change to HH Cmition, Month-to-Month Change to Subfamily Camp, Month-to-Month Chari"&le Group, Money frcan, ($) Charitable Group, Money fram, Imp. Flags Charitable Group, Money from, Recipiency Charitable Group, Money from, Recipiency Checking Accounts, Int-Earning, Imp Flag Checking Accounts, Interest-Earning Checking Accounts, Interest-Earning Child Suport Papents ($) Child Support Payments, Imputation Flags Child Support Payments, Recipiency Child Support Payrtents, Recipiency Child Support Payrrtents, Recipiency Child/Adult Status Child/Adult Status, Previous Wave Children 5-18 in Household Children-See alsoCwnChildren Class of Worker Class of Worker Class of Worker Class of Worker, Imputation Flag Class of Worker, Imputation Flag Class of Worker"See Self-Errrployment Clerical Review Time in Minutes College TermSystem College Term System, Imputation Flag Company Pension-See Pension

0104YN-* J104YN-* ASSE;TsUM SC1640 SC4404 SC1644

4950 4951 4952 4953 4930 4931 4932 4933

2586 3103 5217 3105

Hf-MONTH 48 336 624 312 F*-MONTH 1221 1335 1449 1563 S*-MONTFi 1677 1791 1905 2019 H*I'IM38B 133 427 71.5 1003 H*-YEAR 50 338 626 914 F*-YEAR 1223 1337 1451 1365 s*-yEAR 1679 l-793 1987 2021 H*-CASH 171 459 747 1035

PP-IMP67 3223 ASSFISUM 2582 SC1630 3098 SC4304 5198

FCH?NE* HCHANGE* scHANGE* ISoAMTf ISGIMPO1:04 RECIPSUM IsoREC* PP-IMP68 SC1632 SC4306 I28AMT* I281MPO1:04 RECIPSUM SC1420:22 128REC* #>P-STAT Fd-FQE?sr H*-4826

2349 2350 2351 2352 2344 2345 2346 2347 2353 2354 2355 2356 4664 4669 4674 4679 4684 4685 4686 4687

2348

2554 4660 4661 4662 4663

3224 3099 5199

4356 4361 4366 4371 4376 4377 4378 4379

2532 2982

4352 4353 4354 4355 2243 221?0

300 588 876 1164

SC1714 3155 WSl-2012 32T5 WS2-2012 3360 WSlIMPO3 3317 WS2IMPO3 3402

ITlOB - * 28~34 SC1680 3123 PP-IMP78 3234

11 INDEX ?o SIPP mVE 1 RKTANGULAR FILE

REFERENCE

Coverage by Health Insurance Coverage by Medicaid Coverage by Medicare Coverage by WIC Coverage Recales, AFDC Coverage -es, Feed Stamps Coverage Recodes, Foster Care Payments Coverage Recodes, General Assistance Coverage Recedes, Other Welfare Payments Coverage .ReccAes, Railroad Retirement Coverage RecoAes, Social Security Coverage Recodes, Veterans Payments Cay J& Eded Day Jcb Ended Day Jab Started Day Jcb Started Day of Interview, Unedited Day Person Left this Address Disability Inccxte, Recipiency Disability Incane, Recipiency, Imp Flag Disability Incune, Types Received Disability Income, Types, Imput. Flag Disability Insurance-See Insurance Inc Disability, Work Disability, Work, Imputation Flag Disability: VA Rating Discouraged Worker Discouraged Worker, Imputation Flag Dividetis-See Stock Divider& &ration of J& &ration of Jcb Earnings after Expenses from Business(S) Earnings after Expenses fran Business(S) Earnings after Expenses, Imputation Flag Earnings after Expenses, Imputation Flag Earnings Sy Month (Before Deauctions)($) Earnings by Month (Before Deductions)($) Earnings by Month, Imputation Flag Earnings by Month, Imputation Flag Earnings fran this J& ($) Earnings frcm this Jcb ($1 Earnings of Family ($1 Earnings of Household ($) Earnings of Person, Total ($) Earnings of Subfamily ($) Earnings,Rece@tof Earnings, Receipt of Earnings: Earnings:

Salary frun Bus., Imput. Flag

Earnings: Salary fm Bus., Imput. Flag Salary from Business

MNEMCNIC

HIMKH" CAIDCQF fcla.RECOP WICCOv* AFIx* mDsTP* FOSTKID* GElW33T.f CYTHWELF* PAImDl SOCSEC" VETS* WSl-2022 WS2-2022 WSl-2018 WS2-2018 IT8IZAY U-mYLFT SC1386:88 PP-IMP39:40 SC1390:1412 PP-IMP41

SC1386 2966 PP-IMP39 3195 SC1336 2940 SC1222:28 2919 PP-IMP22:28 3178

WSl-2016:22 WS2-2016:22 SEl-2260 SE2-2260 SElIMPll SE2IMPll WSl-2032:38 WS2-2032:38 WSlCALlOl:O4 WS2CALo1:04 WS1+MT* WS2+MT* F*-EAFW Hf-EARN PP-EARN* s*-EARN WSI-RECIf WS2-REc1* ' ,SElIMP07 SE2IMP07 SEl-2232

TIGN TION TICN TIGN TION

3283 3368 3279 3364 2799 2296 2966 3195 2968 3197

3277 3362 3496 3602 3511 3617

3507 3613 3462

MO 1

2697 2698 2699 2700 2672 2673 2674 2675 2667 2668 2669 2670 2676 2677 2678 2679 2764 2765 2766 2767 2768 2769 2770 2771 2776 2777 2778 2779 2772 2773 2774 2775 2780 2781 2782 2783 2788 2789 2790 2791 2784 2785 2786 2787 2760 2761 2762 2763

3308 3303 3298 3393 3388 3383 3321 3322 3323 3406 3407 3408 3254 3259 3264 3339 3344 3349 1268 1382 1496

186 474 762 2417 2425 2433 1724 1838 1952 3250 3251 3252 3335 3336 3337

MO 2 MO 3 MO 4

3293 3378 3324 3409 3269 3354 1610 1050 2441 2066 _ 3253 3338-

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INDEXTOSIPPWAVE 1RECTAN~~FILE

REFERENCE MNEMONIC

Earnings: Gross of Business "$1000 SEl-2214 Earnings: Gross of Business "$1000 SE2-2214 Earnings: Gross of Business, Irnput. Flag SElIMPO4 Earnings: Gross of Business, Iwt. Flag SE2IMP04 Earnings: Other Inc from Bus., Imp Flag SElIMP08 Earnings: Other Inc from Bus., Imp Flag SEzMP08 Earnings: Oiher Income from Business SEl-2234 Earnings: Other Income from Business SE2-2234 Earnings: Salary from Business SE2-2232 Mucation, Finished Grade GRDUQL Educaticn, Finished Grade, Unedited IJeiPL Education, Highest Grade Att., Unedited U-HIGRDE Education, Highest Grade Attended HIGPADE Education: Attendance beyond HS Level SC1658 Education: Attendance beyond HS,Imp Flg PP-IMP75 Educational Assistance SC1660:78 Educational Assistance ($) SC1690 Educational Assistance ($), Input. Flag PP-IMP81 Educational Assistance, Imputation Flag PP-IMP76:77 Educaticnal Assistance, Imputation Flag PP-IMP82 Educational Assistance: Work-Study Prog. SC1692 Employees, Nmber in C&V Bus., Imp Flag SElIMP04 Ewloyees, Nmber in Cwn Bus., Imp Flag SE2IMP04 Erqloyees, Nurrber in Om Business SEl-2218 Employees, Number in Cm Business SE2-2218 mloyer Fducational Assistance SC1672 Employers, Ntier During Period SC1716 Employment Status Rectie ESR-* Energy Assistance H*-ENRGY Enerqr Assistance in Subs Hous, Imp Flag H*-IMP06:lO Energy Assistance in Subsidized Housing 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-REAEVJ? Entry Month for Person Who Moved In U-MCNENT Estate or Trust Income ($1 137AMT* Estate or Trust Income, Imputation Flags 137IMPO1:04 Estate or Trust Incme, Recipiency RECIPSUM Estate or Trust Income, Recipiency 137REC* Estate or Trust, Payments for Widow SC1448 Ethnicity EIHNICTY Ethnicity, Uti-ited U-OEZISIN Exit Day for Person Who Left IJ-DVZLEl' , Exit frm Household, Reason U-m Exit Month for Person Hho Left e UT- Families, Nun&r in Household H*-FFCKC Families/Pseudo-fmilies, # in Samp.Unit SU-F Family Cmposition Change, Month-to-MO. FCHANGE* Family Focd Stamps ($1 F*-FDSTP

TION

MO 1 MO 2 MO 3 MO 4 LmALocALKAIccA TI(3N TION TICN TION

3447 3553 3504 3610 3508 3614 3463 3569 3568 2277 2324 232;! 2275 3112 3231 3113 3132 3237 3232 3238 3138 3504 3610 3449 3555 3119 3156

2;;: 2594 553 2595 841 2596

31; 607 895 1129 1183 290 578 866 1154

2135 2281 2339 2290 2294

2541

2994 2278 2320 2296 2288 2292

31

4580 4585 4590 4595 4600 4601 4602 4603

4576 4577 4578 4579

54 342 630 918

2349 2350 2351 2352 1327 1441 1555 1669

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INDEX 'IO SIPP WAVE 1 F?ECTAN~ FILE

REkENCE MNEMONIC MO 1 MO 2 MO 3

TION TION TION TICN TION

Family Income, AFIX ($1 Family Incme, Earnings ($1 FamilJj Incaw, Federal SSI ($) Family Incane, Meah.+Tested Cash ($1 Family Inccme, Other ($) Family Incme, Property ($1 Family Income, Social Security ($1 Family Income, Total ($1 Family Incme, Unemployment ($1 Family Incane, Veterans Payments ($) Family Nunber (Sub & Secondary Families) Family Records, # in Household Family SequenceNmber Family Size Family Type: Primary or Unrelated Family Type: Primary, Sub or Secondary Family 'I&e: Sex of Householder Family Type: Subfamily Farm Federal Civ Empl Pension-See Pension Federal Civ. Empl. Pension (Disability) Federal Civil Service or Other for Widow Financial Investments, Other Focd Stamp Coverage Foad Stamps ($1 Food Stamps Payment for Family ($1 Food Stamps Payment for Household ($) Food Stamps Payment for Subfamily ($1 Focd Stazps, Authorization to Receive Food Stamps, Authorization, Imput. Flag Foal Stamps, Imputation Flags F& Stamps, 2ersons Covered (by #) Food Stamps, Recipiency Focd Stamps, Recipiency Foster Child Care Payments ($1 Foster Child Care Payments Coverage Foster Child Care Payments, Ixrput. Flags Foster Child Care Payments, Recipiency Foster Child Care Payments, Recipiency Foster Child Care Payments, Recipiency Foster Child Care Pmts, Persons Cov by # General Assistance ($1 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: MSA/M.SA Cede

F*-AFJX F*-EARN F*-SSI F*-TRAN

, F*-CTHER F*-PIIOP F*SCCSEC F-INC F*-UTmIP F*-VETS FAMNL.4-* H*-NF F*mR FXNUlYPHR F*-JIYPE FAMTYP-* F*-KIND S*-TYPE U*FRMSLE

1321 1435 1549 1663 1268 1382 1496 1610 1303 1417 1531 1645 1283 1397 1511 1625 1290 1404 1518 1632 1275 1389 1503 1617 1297 1411 1525 1639 1260 1374 1488 1602 1309 1423 1537 1651 1315 1429 1543 1657 2238 2239 2240 2241

52 340 628 916 1219 1333 1447 1561 1225 1339 1453 1567 1237 1351 1465 1579 2228 2229 2230 2231 1238 1352 1466 1580 1693 1807 1921 2035

119 407 695 983

2242

2232

SC1400 SC1436 SC4704 EYmDSTPf 127AMT* F*-FDSTP H*-FIXSTP S*-FETP SC1480 PP-IMP50 127IMPO1:04 FS3100:3120 RECIPSUM 127RECf 123AMTf FOSTKID* 123IMPO1:04 RECIPSUM SC1492 123REC* ?XC3034:54 12mMT* GE!!ST* SC1488 121IMPO1:04 GA3034;54 - RECIPSUM

-12lmC* H*+ETRO H*-MSA

2972 2989 5294

2768 2769 2770 2771 4297 4302 4307 4312 1327 1441 1555 1669

251 539 827 1115 1783 1897 2011 2125

3010 3206

4348 4349 4350 4351 4317 2531

4293 4294 4295 4296 4171 4176 4181 4186 2776 2777 2778 2779 4222 4223 4224 4225

2527 3015

4167 4168 4169 4170 4191

4112 4117 4122 4127 2772 2773 2774 2775

3014 4166 4167 4168 4169

4132 2525

4111 4108 4109 4110 94 382 670 95 383 671

958 959

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REFERENCE MNEMcmc

INDEX T0 SIPP mVE 1 PECTAN- FILE

Geographic Identification: State H*-STATE 92 GI Bill E$xation Benefits ($) 14OAMT* 4636 GI Bill Education Benefits, Input. Flags 14OIMPO1:04 4656 GI-Bill Education Benefits, Recipiency HECIPSUM 2544 GI Bill Education Benefits, Recipiency 14OF&C* 4632 GI/VEAP Benefits SC1662 3114 Government Pensions-See Pension Government Securities Guardian PersonN&r, Preedited Half Saqle Cede for Variance Estimation Health Insurance Coverage Health Insurance Coverage Health Insurame Coverage Health Insurance Coverage, Imput. Flag Health Insurahce, Months Covered Health Insurance, Months, 1-t. 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 HOUS Worked ‘35, # of Weeks Hours Worked '35, # of Weeks, Imp Flag Hours Worked Per Week at Business, Usual Hours Worked ?er Week at Business, Usual Hours Worked Per Week at 'd/S Jcb, Usual Hours Worked Per Week at W/S Jti, Usual Yours Worked Per Week, Usual Hozs Worked Per Week, Usual,' Imp Flag Household Canpcs. Change, Month-to+4onth Household Ccmposition Change Household Canposition Change-See Movers Household Focd Stamp Payment ($) Hcusehold Income, AFDC ($) Household Income, Cash Transfer ($) Household Inccxne, Earnings ($) Household Income, Noncash ($) Household Income, Other ($) Household Incme, Propery Income ($) Household Incme, Social Security ($) Household Income, SSI ($) Household Incane, Tots1 ($1 Household Income, Unemployment (S) Household Inccme, Veterans ?ayments ($) Household Relatiomhip-See Relationship Households, # in Sample Unit by Month Households, # in Sample Unit, Total Identification Number of Sample Unit Imputation Flags Imputation Flags

SC4402 5216 U-PNGD 2315 H*-HSC a9 HIIND 2696 HIMNIH* 2697 SC1536:52 3046 PP-IMP58:63 3214 SC154C:46 3052 PP-IMP50 3216 SC1556:86 3057 SC1548:52 3053 PP-IMP61:63 3217 HIGRADE 2275 U-HIGHDE 2322 SC1234:36 2927 PP-IMP26:27 3182 SEl-2212 3445 SE2-2212 3551 WSl-2024 3285 WS2-2024 33.70 SC1230:32 2924 PP-IMP25 3181 HCHANGE* 2348 2344 H"-0018:24 152

H*-FBTP 251 539 HX+FIX: 245 533 H*m 201 489 H*-EAm? 186 474 H'%NCSH 215 503 H"<THER 208 496 H*-PROP 193 481 H*SKSEC 221 509 H*-SSI 227 515 H-INC 178 466 ~Ef-uNmP 233 521 H*-VETS 239 527

SlHH&* 27 19 sum 29 SU-ID 6 H*-IMPO1:20 314 PP-IMPO1:83 3157

lItTI.. MO1 JixALccA TION TICN

MO 2

TION

MO 3 MO 4 ixcAm TION TI@l

380 4641 4657

4633

668 956 4646- 4651 4658 4659

4634 4635

377 665 953

2698 2699 2700

3051 3050 3049

2345 2346 2347 440 728 1016

827 1115 821 1109 777 1065 762 1050 791 1079 784 1072 769 1057 ?97 1085 803 1091 ?54 1042 809 1097 _ al5 1103

21 23 25 317 605 893

602 890 1178

15

INDEX ?o SIPP WAVE 1 RECIYQJGUTAR FILE

REFERENCE MNEr0a1c MO 3 MO 4 LccALmA TION TIC+?

MO 1 MO 2

TICN TICN TICN

IncaTle, 5 Types C&in&, Recipiency

Imputation Flags

Incchne, 5 Types Curbined, Incane, Eamlngs Total ($)

Imputation Flags

Recipiency

incune, Other Cash ($1

Imputation Flags

Incane, Other Cash, Imputation Flags Incune, Other Cash, Recipiency

Imputation Flags

Income, Other Cash, Recipiency Incane, Other Total ($)

Imputation Flags

IncOme, Property Total ($) Incane, Total ($1

Imputation Flags

Income, Transfer Total ($1 Incorporation of Business

Imputation Flags

Incorporation of Business Incorporation of Business, Imput. Flag

Imputation Flags

Incorporation of Business, Input. Flag Itiex of Family Reference Person

Imputation Flags

Irdex of Subfamily Reference Person Industry

1nciden"Lal or Casual Earnings ($1

Industry rrdustry

Incidental or Casual Earnings, Irrrp Flags

1tiustry

Incidental or Casual Earnings, Recip. Incidental or Casual Earnings, Recip. Inccane Frown Life Insurance or Annuity Incoane From Life Insurance, Input. Flag Incclme Recipiency Surmnary Income Source CcAes Inccane Source Cedes (Not Elsewhere Cov) Incane Types Received Income Types Received Incame, 5 Types Cmbined ($1 Incane, 5 Types Ccsrbined, Imputation Flg

Itiustry, Imputation Flag Industry, Imputation Flag Industry, Imputation Flag Irdustry, Imputation Flag Insurance Incame, Paid Up Life ($1

RECIPSUr4

WSlIMPO2:06

175REC* PP-EARN*

ws1CAL01:04

156AMT* 156IMPO1:04

WS2IMPO2:06

ElEcIPsuM 156REC*

ws2CALo1:04

pPOTl!lER* PP-PwP* PPTUl!INf

SElIMPOl:ll

PP-TRAN* SEl-2220

SElCA.L01:04

SE2-2220 SElIMP05

SE2IMPOl:ll

SE2IMP05 F-PER

SE2CAL01:04

SriEFPER WSl-IND

G2-IMPO1:27

WSZ-INE SEl-IND

155AMT*

SE2-IND WSlIMPO2

155IMPO1:04

WS2IM.Po2 * SElIMPb2

RECIPSUM

'SE2IMP02 136AMT*

155REC* SC1382 PP-IMP38 RECIPSUM INCSOUFC SC1706:lO RECIPSUM INCSOURC 175AMT* 175IYPO1:04

Insurance Incane, Paid Up Life, Imp Flag 136IMpOl:O4 Insurance Income, Paid Up Life, Recip 136REC*

3315 3321 3400 3406 3501 3512 3607 3618 5316

4804 4809 4814 4819 4824 4825 4826 4827

2559 4800 4801 4802 4803

2964 3194 2505 2701 3145 2505 2701

4860 4866 4872 4878 4884 4885 4886 4887

2579 4856 4857 4858 4859 2389 2396 2403 2410 4832 4837 4842 4847 4852 4853 4854 4855

2560 4823 4829 4830 4831 2477 2484 2491 2498 2417 2425 2433 2441 2357 2365 2373 2381 2449 2456 2463 2470

3450 3556 3505 3611

1227 1341 1455 1569 1683 1797 1911 2025

3243 3328 3413 3519 3316 3401 3502 3608

4562 4567 4552 4557 4572 4573 4548 4549

4574 4575 4550 4551

16

INDEX 'IG SIPP WAVE 1 RECTANW FIL,E

REFERENCE MNEMONIC

Insurance Income, Paid Up Life, Recip. Insurance Income, Paid-Up Life, for Wid. Insurance Inccme, Paid-Up Life, Imp Flag Insurance Incme, Paid-Up Life, Recip. Insurance Income, Priv Disabil, Li Flag Insurance Income, Private Disability Insurance Income, Private Disability Insurance Income; Private Disability ($1 Insurance Income, E'rivate Disability, Re Interest frcxn Hords/Furds in Cwn Name($) Interest frcxn Bonds/Fur& in Own Name(S) Interest frrxn Horsds/Furds, Joir,t ($) Interest from Savtigs in Own Name ($1 Interest f rm Savings in Own Name (Sj Interest from Savbgs, Imputation Flag Interest fmm Savbgs, Joint Interest fmn Savir:gs, Joint ($1 Interest-See also Mortgage Interest Interest-Earning Assets, Other, Ownershp Interest-Earning Checking Accounts Interview Status: Coverage Interview Status: Number of Phone Calls Interview Status: Nurrber of Visits Intenriew Status: Person Number of Proxy Interview Status: Reason for Nminterv. Interview Status: Self or Proxy Interview Status: Self, Proxy or i%3%al. Interview Time in Minutes Interviewer Code Investments, Other, Cwnership Investments-See Assets JTPA/CETA Training Allowance Kitchen Facilities Kitchen Facilities, Unedited Legal Form cf Organization Legal Form of Organization Legal Form of Organization, Imput. Flag Legal Form of Organization, Imput. Flag Life Insurance-See Insurance Income Life Insurance: Inccme for Widw Loan, Student Lccal Gove mment Pension Lccal Government Pension (Disability) Local Governme& Pension for Widow &al Government Pension-See Pension imking for Work or Layoff, Input. Flag Looking for Work or Layoff, Input. Flag Lmking for Work or Layoff, Spec. Weeks Looking for Work or Layoff, Spec. Weeks Lcoking for Work or on Layoff

RECIEJSUM 2540 SC1446 2993 PP-IMP38 3194 SC1382 2964 113IMPOl:O4 4041 RECIPSUM 2517 SC1396. 2970 113AMT* 4021 113REC* 4017 oINT104* 4954 SC4420 5228 JINT104* 4934 01NT100* 4912 SC4320 5209 G2-IMP02:04 5317 SC4312 5202 JINTlGO* 4892

ASSFL”sUM 2587 SC4306 5199 H*-OOl3:54 148 U%YTPHN 143 VTGTVST 141 IT7H 2793 Hf11M36B 132 ?T7A 2792 PP-INTW 2134 IIT9B 2801 H*-IRICD 115 ASSETTSUM 2592

SC1674 3120 H*-E?ICHN 100 U*-KICHN 121 SEl-2220:22 3450 SE2-2220:22 3556 SElIMP05:06 3505 SE2IXE'05:06 3611

SC1446 SC1676:78 SC1376 SC1408 SC1444

I PP-IMP62

'PP-IMP18 SC1004:40 SC1178:1214 SC1002

lZ?I'V MO1 IixA m-24 TION TION

2993 3121 2960 2975 2992

3158 3174 2809 2897 2808

MO 2

TION

MO 3 MO 4 mcALccA TION TION

4042 4043 4044

4026 4018 4958

4938 4916

4031 '4036 4019 4020 4962 4966

4942 4946 4920 4924

4SC,6 4900 4904

436 43i 429

420

724 1012 7i9 1007 717 1005

708 996

,403

388 409

691 979

676 964 697 985

17

INDEX 'IO SIPP WG 1 REC%NGUL?G FILE

REFERENCE MNEMCNIC MO 1 MO 2 MO 3 MO 4

TION TICN TICN TICN TION

Lcoking for Work or on Layoff bking fcr Work or on Layoff, Imp Flag Lcoking for Work or on Layoff, Imp Flag Lw Income Cutoff (Annual $) Iuw Income Cutoff (Annual 5) liw Income Cutoff (Annual 3) limp Sum Payments ($) Lump Sum Payments, Imputation Flags Lump Sum Payments, Recipiency w Sum Payments, Recipiency Marital History Marital History, Iqutation Flag Marital Status Marital Status Marital Status, Preedited Marital Status, Previous Wave Means-Tested Benefits, Receipt of Means-Tested Cash Benefits, Receipt of Means-Tested Cash Transfer Inc of Fam($) Means-Tested Cash Transfer Inc of HH ($) Means-Tested Cash Transfer Inc of Sub($) Means-tested Cash Transfer Income ($) MeansXested Noncash Benefits, Rec. of Mean&Tested Noncash Income ($) Medicaid Medicaid Coverage Medicaid Coverage Medicaid, Imputation Flag Medicaid, Months Covered Medicaid, Months Covered, Imput. Flag I4edicaid, Person #'s of Covered Children Medicare Claim # (last 2 digits) Medicare Coverage Medicare, Type of Coverage Metropolitan Statistical Area (Selected) Metropolitan Subsample Military Pension-See Pension Military Retirement Pay Military Retirement Pay for Disability Military Retirement Pay for Widw Military Service, Previous-See Veteran Military Service-See Armed Forces Status Money Market Deposit Accounts, Imp Flag Money Market Deposit Accounts, Ownership Money Market Deposit Accounts, Ownership __ -

SC1176 PP-IMP01 PP-IMP17 H*-FOV$ F*-FOVS s*-EoV$ 152AMT* 152IMPO1:04 RECIPSUM 152REC* SC1418 PP-IMF43 MS-f SC1414 U-MS Ew-Ms Hf-MEANS H*-CASH F*-TRAN H*-TRAN s*-TRAN pp-TRAN* HqCASHB H'NONCSH SC1502:36 MEDICAID CAIDCO~ PP-xMP53:57 +X1528:36 PP-IMP56:57 SC1510:20 SC1466 CARECOP SC1468 H*-MSA H*-METRO

2896 3157 3173

173 461 749 1037 1255 1369 1483 1597 1711 1825 1939 2053 4720 4725 4730 4735 4740 4741 4742 2743

4716 4717 4718 4719 2556

2981 3199 2227 2979 2311 2193

2223 2224 2225 2226

170 458 746 1034 171 459 747 1035

1283 1397 1511 1625 201 489 777 1065

1739 1853 1967 2081 2449 2456 2463 2470 172 460 748 1036 215 503 791 1079

3020 2671

2672 2673 2674 2675

3045 3044 3043 3042 3209

3212 3023 3003

2667 2668 2669 2670 3005

95 383 671 959 94 382 670 958

SC1370 2958 SC1402 2973 SC1438 2990

PP-IMP66 AssEmuM

3222 2581 3097 SC162& '

Money Market Deposit Accounts, Ownership #SC4302 5137 Money Market Fur&, Ownership ASSmUM 2584 Money Market Futis, Ownership SC1636 3101 Money Market Funds, Ownership SC4400 5215 Month J&I Erdeci WSl-2020 3281

18

INDEX 110 SIPP WA

REFERENCE IYNETOJIC m MO 1 Lax JlccA TION TICN

MO 2

TIaJ

MO 4

TIOPJ

Month Jcb Ended Month Job Started Month Jcb Started Month of Interview

wS2-2023 Wsl-2016 WS2-2016 H*I!lN38B ITaMTH H"-MONTH F*-MONTH S*-MONTH U*I'IN38B U-NCNENT U+!CNLLET FCHANGE" HCHANGE* SCHANGE* WSl-2032:38 t?S2-2032:38 ciGKALc1: 04 wS2mL01:04 %X.540:46 PP-IMP60 SEl-2238:44 SE2-2238:44 SElCAL31:04 SE2CXL01:04 X1528:36 PP-%P56:57 mlP~I130* X4:'16 G2-IMP24:26 JMAMl30" SC4712 JM0RTYN* CX4ORIYN" SC4700 cBTIcmN* JrffxmNf ASSmSUM SC1642 U-DAY!LFT U-MCNENC u7m

U-REAENT U-REDiLFl? H*-a018 Ei*-O020 - H*+SA"

assETSuM 154AMT* 154INPO1:04 154RKf

3366 32?7 3362

Month of Interview, Unedited MonZl of Peference, Calendar Month of Reference, Calendar Month of Heference, Calendar Mcnth of Visit Month Person Entered this Address Month Person Left this Address Month-to+onth Change in Family Compos. Month-t0+4onth Change in HH Conposition Mo;lth-to-Nonth Change in Subfamily Cump. Monthly Earnings Befxe Deductions (Sj Monthly Earnings Befxe Deductions ($) Monthly Earnings, Imputation Flag Monthly Earnings, Imputation Flag Monthly Health Insurance Coverage Monthly Health Insurance, Iqut. Flag lMonthly Incune of Business (Sj Monthly Income of Business ($j Monthly Income of Business ($j, Imp Flag Monthly Incoane of Business ($j, Imp Flag Monthly Medicaid Coverage Monthly Medicaid Coverage, bput. Flag Mortgage Interest Earned In Own Narre ($j Mmtgage Interest Earned in Cwn Nan-e (:;j Mortgage Interest Earned, Input. Flag b4crtgage Interest Earned, Joint (S; 14ortgage Interest Earned, Joint ($) Mortgage Interest Received, Joint Mortgage Interest Received, Own Name Mortgages Mcrtgages Held, In Own Name Mortgages Held, Joint Mortgages, &nership Mortgages, Ownership Mover’s Day Left this Address Mover's Month Entered this Address Mover’s Month Left tiis Add.ress Mover's Reason for Joining New Household Mover's Reason for Leaving Household Movers: Did AlLHousehold Menbars Move? Movers: New Household ~4enbers MSA/a%A Cede (Selected) Municipal or Corporate Bonds, Ownership National Guard or Beserve Pay ($) National Guard or Heserve Pay, Imp Flags National Suard or Reserve Pay, Recip

139 427 715 1003 2797

48 336 624 912 1221 1335 1449 1563 1677 1791 1905 2019

139 427 7l5 1003 2294 2292

2349 2350 2351 2352 2344 2345 2346 234'7 2353 2354 2355 2356 3308 3393 3298 3293 3393 3388 3383 3378 3321 3322 3323 3324 3406 3467 3408 3409 3052 3051 3050 3049

2348

3216 3480 3475 3470 3465 3586 3561 3576 3571 3512 3513 3514 3515 3618 3619 3620 3621 3045 3044 3043 3042

3212 5156 5160 5164 5168

5304 5339

5132 5136 5140 5144 5298

5128 5129 5130 5131 5152 5153 5154 5155

5292 5148 5149 5150 5151 5124 5125 5126 5127

2590 3104 2296 2294 2292 2290 2288

152 440 728 1016 153 441 729 1017 95 383 671 959 _

2586 4776 4781 4786 4791 4796 4797 4798 4799 4772 4773 4774 4775

19

REFERENCE MNEMCNIC

National Guard or Reserve Pay, Recip. Net Profit of Business (Over 4 MO.) ($j Net Profit of Business (Over 4 MO.) ($) Net Profit of Business, Imputation Flag Net Pmfit of Business, Imputation Flag Noncash Benefits, Receipt of Noncash Inccme cf Household ($) NGW Accounts, Omership Occupation Occupation Occupation Occupation Occupation, Imputation Flag Occupation, Imputation Flag Occupation, Imputation Flag Occupation, Imputation Flag Own Children in Family, Ntier Own Children in Subfamily, Nmber Own Children Under 18 in Family, Nm-ber Own Children Urder 18 in Subfam.,Nurber Panel Parent Person Nunber Parent Person Ntier, Previous Wave Part Time Work Part Time Work, Lqutation Flag Partners in Business, Person Ntiers Partners in Business, Person Nuribers Pell Grant

RECIPSUM 2558 SEl-2256 3490 SE2-2256 3596 SElIMPlO 3510 SE2IMPlO 3616 H+NCASHB H'%ONCSH ASSETSUM 2583 WSl-occ 3240 WS2-OCC 3325 SEl-OCC 3410 SE2-OCC 3516 bzxMPo1 3315 WS2IMPOl 3400 SElIM.POl .3501 SE2IMPOl 3607 F-ID S*CWNKID F*OK;T18 s*oKLT18 H*-SAMPL PN-ET-* 2271 m-PNJZC 2197 SC1234:38 2927 PP-IMP26:28 3182 SEl-2224:30 3452 SE2-2224330 3558 SC1654 3115 SC1398:1410 2971 SC1366:78 2956 PP-IMP37 3193 SC1434:44 2988 PP-IMP46 3202 13OAMI'* SC1398 2971 SC1434 2988 13OIMPO1:04 REcIPsm 2534 13OREC* 13lAMT* 131IMPO1:04 RECIPSUM 2535 13lREC* 135AKC* * 135IMP?)l:O4

Pension, Iccal Government, Recipiency -RECIPSUM 2539 Pension, Local Government, Recipiency 135REC* Pension, Military Retirement ($) 132AMT* Pension, Military Retirement, Imp Flags 132IMPO1:04 Pension, Military Retiremen t, Pecip. RECIPSUM 2536

Pension (Disability) Pension (Retirement) Pension (Retiremntj, Inputation Flag Pension for Widcw Pension for Wide, Imputation Flag Pension from Company or Union ($) Pension fmn Cmpany or Union (Disabil.) Pension frcm Company or Union for Wide Pension from Company or Union, Imp Flags Pension from Company or Union, Recip Pension fran Company or Union, Recip Pension, Federal Civilian ($j Pension, Federal Civilian, Imp Flags Pension, Federal Civilian, Recipiency Pension, Federal Civilian, Recipiency PoJlsion, Iccal Government ($j Pension, Local Government, Imp Flags

INDEX To SIPP NAVE 1 RECTANGULAR FILE

MO 1 MO 2 MO 3 MO 4

TICN TIGN TION TICN TICN

172 460 748 1036 215 503 791 1079

1239 1353 1467 1581 1695 1809 1923 2037 1241 1355 1469 1583 1697 1811 1925 2039

112 400 688 976 2259 2262 2265 2268

4412 4417 4422 4427

4432 4433 4434 4435

4408 4409 4410 4411 4440 4445 4450 4455 4460 4461 4462 4463

4436 4437 4438 4439 4524 4529 4534 4539 4544 4545 4546 4547-

4520 4521 4522 4523 4468 4473 4478 4483 4488 4489 4490 4491

20

INDEX To SIPP WAVE 1 RECTANbZLAR FIDE

REFERENCE MNEMONIC INTV MO 1 MO 2 MO 3 MO 4 LmALocAm~LccA TION TION TION TIW TIa

Pension, Military Retirement, Recipiency Pension, State Government Pension, State Government ($) Pension, State Government, (Disability) Pension, State Government, for Widow Pension, State Government, Imputation Fl Pension, State Government, Recipiency Pension, State Government, Recipiency Pensions or Annuities for Widow Pensions or Annuities for Widow,Imp Flg Person # of Guardian, Preedited Person # of Household Reference Person Person # of Parent Person # of Parent, Preedited Person # of Proxy Person # of Respondent Person # of Spouse Person # of Spouse of Reference Person Person # of Spouse of Reference Person Person # of Spouse; Preedited Person #'s: Bi;siness Partners in HH Person #Is: Business Partners in HH Person #'s: Coved by AFDC Person #Is: Covered by Food Stamps Person #Is: Covered by Food Stamps Person #Is: Covered by Foster Child Rnts Person #Is: Covered by Gen. Assistance Person #Is: Covered by Health Insxance Person #Is: Covered '0'1 Other Welfare Person #Is: Covered by Railroad Retire. Person #'s: Covered by Veterans Payments Person #Is: Covered Children: Medicaid Person #, Edixd Person %, Preedited Person #, Previous Persons in Family Perscns in Household Persons in Household (Noninterview) Persons in Hczsehold (Noninterview) Persons in Subfamily Poverty Threshold (Annual $)

Poverty Threshold (Annual $) Poverty Threshold (Annual $) Previous EntryPddress ID Previous Person Nu.&er Previous Rotation Group Previous Sample Unit ID a Previous Wave Address ID Previous Wave Child/&kilt Status Previous Wave Narital Status

132PEc* SC1374 134AMT* SC1406 SC1442 134IMPO1:04 RECIFSUM 134PEC* SC1426 PP-IMP45 U-PNGD H*REFPER PPPl?-* u-PNE IT7B Uf‘CC!RSPP PNSP-* F*SPOUSE S*SFOUSE U+NSF SEl-2224:30 SE2-2224:30 AFDC3034:54

4464 4465 4466 4467

4496 4501 4506 4511 2959

2974 2991

4516

4492

4517

4493

4.518

4494

4519

4395 2538

2985 3201 2315

58 346 634 922 2259 2262 2265 2268 2271

2303 2793

145 433 721 1009 2244 2247 2250 2253 1232 1346 1460 1574 1688 1802 1916 2030

2256

2312 3452 3558 4073

FS3i00:3120 FCc3034:54 GA3034:54 SC1556:86 (x3034:54 RR3086:98 VET3034:54 sc1510:20 PP-PNLIY U-PNUM SC0066 F%L&lPER H*qJP H"-SIZE u*-SIZE S+NL?<PER El*-P0V$ F*-EOV$ s*-l?3v$ SC0064 SC0066 * PREVRO?

'PREV-ID FW-ADDID pw-FOPST EW-MS

4317 4191 4132 3057 4250 3760 3924 3023 2i37 2283 2341

1225 1339 1453 1567 63 351 639 927

110 398 686 974 136 424 712 1000

1681 17?5 1909 2023 173 461 749 1037

1255 1369 1483 1597 1711 1825 1939 2053

2339 2341 2338 2329 2180 2200 2193

21

INDEX 'I0 SIPP WAVE 1 RECTANGULAR FILE

REFERENCE MNEMONIC IMIV MO 1 MO 2 IAXA TICN TICN TION

MO 3

TION

MO 4

TION

Previous Wave Person Nurrber of Parent Previous Wave Person Number of Spouse Previous Wave Relation. to Ref. Person Previous Wave, Entry Since, Reason Previous Wave, Exit Since Froperty Incone of Family ($) Froperty Income of Household (S) Property Income of Subfamily ($) Property Income, Total ($1 Proxy Interview Proxy, Unedited Person Nurber of PSU, Segment & Serial #'s (Scrambled) Public Housing, fionthly Rent Public Housing, Cwned by Lccal Hous Auth Public Housing,'Residence In Public Housing, Residence In, Unedited Race Race of Reference Person (Noninterview) Race of Reference Person (Noninterview) Race, Preedited Pail& Retiremeent for 'Whm, Imp. Flag Railroad Retirement (Disability) Railroad Retirement (for Widow) Railroad Retirement (Retirement) Railroad Retirement Coverage Railroad Retirement for Child, Imp. Flag Railroard Retirement Imputation Flags Railroad Retirement Inanne ($) Railroad Retirement Income for Child ($1 Railroad Retirement Recip. for Children Railroad Retirement Recipiency for Whom Railroad Retirement Recipiency Type Railroad Retirement, Recipiency Railroad Retirement, Recipiency Railroad Retirement: 'I&e of Check Reason Could Not Take a Jcb Reason Could Not Take a Jcb Reason CoJid Not Take a J&, Imp&. Flag Reason Could Not Take a Job, Imput. Flag Reason for Absence from Jcb Reason for Absence from Jcb Reason for Absence from J&, Imput. Flag Reason for Absence from Jcb, Imput. Flag Reason for Entwing New Address Reason for Getting Social Security Reason for Leaving Previous Wave Address Reason for Not wing for Work Reason for Not Looking for Work Reason for Not Looking for Work,Imp Flg Reason for Not Looking for Work,Imp Flg

pw-PNl?r PW-PNSP Fw-RRF U-REAENT U-REALFT F*-PF0P H*-PROP s*-P?flP PP-PROP* PP-INTW IT73 SU-ID H*PUBAMT H*-4802 H*-PUJ3HS U*-PUBHS RACE H*-FWE U*-RACE U-RACE 102IMPO5 SC1390 SC1428 SC1364 RAIL??* 102IM?O6:09 102IM.P01:04 102Aiif KDRRAMT* RR3068 RR3006:12 RRRXIND RECIPSUM 1CZREK* SS3064 SC1044 SC1218 PP-IMP04 PP-IMP20 SC1098 SC1174 PP-IMP12 PP-IMP16 U-REAEMT SC1346:48- U-REAQI

-SC1054 SC1228 PP-IMP08 PP-IMP24

2197 2194 2192 2290 2288

1275 1389 1503 1617 193 481 769 1057

1731 1845 1959 2073 2417 2425 2433 2441

2134 2793

6 258 546 834 1122 268 556 844 1132 106 394 682 970 127 415 703 991

2222 108 396 684 972 134 422 710 998

2319 3783 2968 2986 2955

2788 2789 2790 2791 3784 3785 3786 3787 3779 3780 3781 3782 3709 3714 3719 3724 3733 3737 3741 3745

3759 3751 3749 2506

3705 3706 3707 3708 3755 2829 2917 3160 3176 2857 2895 3168 3172 2290 1945 2288 2834 2922 3164 3180

22

INDEX 'IQ SIPP WAVE 1 RECTANGULAR FILE

REFERENCE MNEMCNIC MO 2 MO 3

TION TIGN TICQl

Reason for Partqime Work Reason for Part-?lime Work, Input. Flag Receipt of Cash Benefits Receipt of Mean&Tested Benefits Receipt of Norcash Benefits Reduction Group Code Reference Person, Person # Relationship to Ref. Person, Prev. Wave Relationship to Reference Person Relationship to Reference Person Relationship to Reference Person,Preerlit Relationship to Sub,/Secordary Fam. Ref. Relatives or Friends, Money From ($) Relatives or Frierds, Money Frcxn, Imp Fl Relatives or Friends, Money Fran, Recip Relatives or Frierds, Money frcm, Recip. -Rent for Public Housing Unit ($1 Rent for Public Housing Unit ($) Rent for Public Housing Unit, Imp Flag RenVGovernment Assistance Rent-Government Assistance ($) Renteernment Assistance ($), Imp Flag Rent-Government Assistance, Unedited Rental Incane in &n Name: Gross ($) Rental Inccme Received in Owh Name Rental Income Received; *Joint Rental Income Received, Joint with Other Rental Inccxne, Amt. Cleared Joint ($1 Rental Income, Amt. Cleared, Own Name($) Rental Incme, Amt.Cleared with Other($) Rental Income, Joint/Other: Amt. Cleared Rental Ixome, Joint: Amount Cleared ($) Rental I~ccme, Joint: Gross ($1 Rental Income: Amount Cleati ($! Rental Income: Gross ($), Imput. Flag Rental Property, Ownership Rental Property,Owhership Rental Property, Cwnership, Imput. Flag Retirement

2930 3184

171 459 747 1035 170 459 847 1034 172 460 748 1036

43 58 346 634 922

2192 2192 2205 2286 2237

2555

SC1238 PP-IMP28 H*aH H*+DNS H+NCASHB SU-RGC H-PER F+RW pw-RRF RRP-* U-RRP FAMREL-* 15lAMT* ISlIMPO1:04 ISlREC* RECIPSUM H*PUBAMT H*-4804 Hf-IMP01 H*-KVNT H*-4808:14 H*-IMP03:OS U"-LLRNT SC4612 0120m-* J12OYN-* OJ12oYN* JPKTl20* 0RNT120* OJRTi20* SC4620 SC4606 SC4604 SC4614 G2-IMP16:22 ASSbmUM SC1650 PP-IMP72 SC1360 SC1360:80 FP-IMP35:37 138mT* RECIPSUM 138REC* I3aTmol:04 PP-IMP35

2201 2202 2203 2204

2233 2234 2235 2236 4692 4697 4702 4707 4712 4713 4714 4715 4688 4639 4690 4691

5274

258 546 a34 1122 265 557 845 1133 314 602 840 1178 107 395 683 971 276 564 852 1140 316 604 892 1.180 129 417 705 993

Retirement Incane Types Retirement Inccxne 'I&es, Imputation Flag Retiremnt, et al, Other Payments ($1 Retirement, et al, Other Payments, Recip Retirement, et-al, Other Payments, Recip Retirement, et al, Other Pmts, Imp Flags Retiremnt, Imputaticn Flag

5236 526'7 5262 5279 5331 2589 3108 3228 2953 2953 3191

5076 5077 5078 5079 5052 5053 5054 '5055 5100 5101 53.02 5103 5056 5061 SO66 5071 5080 5085 5090 5095 5.104 5109 5114 5119

2542 4613 4618 4623

4604 4605 4606 4607 4628 4629 4630 4631

3191 Roomers or Boarders, Incom From ($1 -153AMT* 4748 4753 4758 4763 Roomers or Boarders, Incme Frm, 1~ Fl 153IMPO1:04 4768 4679 4770 4771 Rmmers orBoarders, Income Frm,Recip 153PEC" 4744 4745 4746 4747 I?mmers or Eoarders, Inccnne From, Rmip. RECIPSu4 2557

23

INDEX To SIPP NAVE 1 RECTANGUTAR FILE

REFERENCE -4ONIC INI'V MO1 MO 2 MO 3 LaAixxA LCCALXA TIGN TION TION TICN

MO 4

TION

Rotation Grout su-RtYr 18 2338 5293 SC4702

0405oYN* RAM4050f SC4720 G2-IMP27 ASSETSUM SC1652 PP-IMP73

Rotation Group, Previous Royalties Royalties or Other Investment Income Royalties or Other Investment Incone ($) Royalties or Other Investment Inccne ($) Royalties or Other Investment, Imp Flag Royalties, Ownership Royalties, Ownership Royalties, Ownership, Imputation Flag Salary-See Earnings Sample Unit ID Ntier Sample Unit ID Nurher, Previous Savings Account, Regular/Passbook Savings Accounts, in Cwn Name Savings Accounts, Joint Savings Accounts, Ownership Savings Accounts, Ownership Savings Accounts, Ownership, Input. Flag Scholarship, Fellowship or Grant, ex.VA School Breakfast School Breakfast School Breakfast, Imputation Flag Schcoi Lunches School Lunties School Lunches, Imputation Flag Secondary Family: Family Nun-her Secondary Family: Relationship Securities, U.S. Government, Ownership Securities, U.S. Government, Ownership SegmentType Self Empl: Total Inc. for Bus. by MO.($) Self Empl: Total Inc. for Bcls. by MO.($) Self Empl: Total Inc. for Bus., Imp Flag Self Empl: Total Inc. for Bus., Imp Flag Self-Enqoloyment Businesses, # in SampUn Self-Employment Income ($) Self-Eh@oyment Inccine ($1 Self-Employment IncOme, Recipiency Self-Employment Income, Recipiency Sequence Ntier of Sample Unit Sex

Sex of Family Householder Sex of Reference Person (Noninterview) Sex of Reference Person (Noninterview) Sex of Subfamily Householder Sex, Preedited a

Sick Pay ($) Sick Pay, Imputation Flags Sick Pay, Recipiency

5172 5173 5174 5175 5176 5181 5186 5191

5310 5342 2591 3109

SU-ID PREY-ID SC4300 OlOOYN-* JlOO'k'N-* ASSETSUM SC1624:30 PP-IMP64:67 SC1670 Hf-BREAK H*-4840:46 H*-IMPl7:20 H*-LUNCH H*-4828:38 H*-IMP11:16 FAMNUM-* FAMNLN-* ASSFIlsUM SC1638 H*-SEG SEl-2238:44 SE2-2238:44 SElCAL01:04 SEXAL01:04 SU-'IWISE SEl+MT* SE2-AMT* SEl-RECf SE2-REc* SUSE@JUM SEX F*-KIND H*-SEX U*-SEX, * s*-KIND

'U-SEX 112AMT* 112IMPO1:04 RECIPSUM

6 2329 5196

4908 4909 4910 4911 4888 4889 4890 4891

2580 3095 3220 3120

555 843 267 309 330 266 301 324

2238 2238

1131 1173 1194 1130 1165 1188 2241 2241

597 885 618 906 554 842 589 a77 612 900

2239 2240 2239 2240

2242 2242 2585 3102

114 402 690 978 3464 3570

3512 3513 3514 3515 3618 3619 3620 3621

37 3424 3429 3434 3439 3530 3535 3540 3545 3420 3421 3422 3423 3526 3527 3528 3529

1 2221

I/

2318

2516

1238 1352 1466 1580 - 109 397 685 973 135 423 711 999

1694 1808 1922 2036-

3993 3998 4003 4008 4013 4014 4015 4016

24

INDEX To SIPP WAVE 1 REClYWGUTAR FILE

REFERENCE MNEMONIC ItWV MO 1 MO 2 MO 3 MO 4 rixA LCCA Lax LEA ICCA TIGN TICN TION TIGN TION

Sick Pay, Recipiency 112RHC* Size of Family F'WUMPER Size of Household H*-NP Size of Household (Noninterview) H*-SIZE Size of Household - See Persons in Hhold Size of Subfamilv SXNLFlPER

3989 3990 3991 3992 1225 1339 14.53 1567

1:; 398 351 639 696 927 974

1681 1795 1909 2023 2784 2785 2736 2787 3701 3702 3?03 3704 3626 3631 3636 3641 3650 3654 3658 3662 1297 1411 1525 1639

221 509 797 1085 175,3 1867 1981 2095

Social Security Social Security Social Security Social Security Social Security Social Secxity Social Security Social Security Social Security Social Security Social Security Social Security Social Security Social Security Social Security Social Security Social Security

Coverage Inc for Child, II+ Flag Income ($1 Inca for Children ($1 Income of Family ($1 Inccme of Household ($1 Inca of Subfamily ($) Payments, Input. Flag Payments, Reason Pay;Tlents, Receipt Fmts . for Child,Imp Flg Pmts. RCA for Children Recip for'Wha, Imp Flag Recipiency for Children Recipiency for Children Recipiency for Wh0m Recipiency Type - Social Security, Imputation Flag

Social Security, Recipiency Social Security, Recipiency Social Security, Type of Check Spoue Person Nuiier Spouse Person Nuker, Preedited Spxe Person &tier, Previous Wave SSI ($1

1011MP01:04 RECIPSLBl IOlRECf SS3064 ENSP-” U-ENS? Fw-PNSP IO?&a* 103IMPO1:04 F*,-SSI H*-SSI s*,-SSI RECIPSUM SC1354 103REC* PP-IMP34

sc!csEc* IOlIMPO6:OS IO&MT* KlXSAMTf F%WSEC H*SCCSEC S*SCCSEC PP-IMP32 SC1346:48 SCi342 PP-IMP33 SC1352 IOlIMPO5 SS3068 KI-" SS3CO6:12 SSRETSND

3188 2945 2943 3189 2950 3700 3676

3729 3730 3f31 3732 3668 3666

SSI Imputation Flags SSI Incurka of Family ($1 SSI Income of Household ($1 SSI IncaTe of Subfamily ($) SSI, Recipiency SSI, Recipiency SSI, Recipiency SSI, Recipiency, Iqutation Flag State Government Pension-See Pension State of Residence State of Sampling Unit at Inception State Unemployment Ccanp-See Unemp CW Stock Divide&&he&s Stock Divided Checks in Cwn Name Stock Dividend Checks, Imputation Flag Stock Dividend Checks, Joint Stock Dividends Received in Cwn Name ($1 Stock Dividends Receivti in Own Name ($1 Stock Dividends Received, Input. Flag

3656 3697 3698 3699

3622 3623 3624 3625

2244 2247 2250 2253

2505

3672 2256 2312 2194

3792 3797 3802 3807 :3812 3813 .3814 3815' 1303 1417 1531 1645

227 515 803 1091 1759 i873 1987 2101

2507 2951

3788 3789 3790 3791 3190

H*-STATE 92 380 668 956 su-STATE 41

SC4500 5234 OllORY$* * 4992 4993 4994 4995 G2-IMP09 5324

-JllORYN* 4972 4973 4974 4975 ODIRllO* 4996 5000 5004 5008 SC4508 5242 G2-IMP10 5325

25

INcwms1PPwAVE1EuXmNGl

REFEREXE IQWlCNIC

Stock Divider& Received, Joint SC4504 Stock Dividemls Received, Joint($) JDIPl10* Stodc Divider& Reinvested SC4512 Stock Divider& Reinvested, Input. Flag G2-IMPl2:14 Stock Divider& Reinvested, Joint JllOCXN" Stock Dividends Reinvested, Joint ($1 JD1e110* Stock Dividends Reinvested, Joint ($1 SC4516' Stock Divider& Reinvested,OwnNama 0llOCYN* Stock Divider& Reinvestedr Own Name ($) SC4518 Stock Divider& Reinvested, Cwn Name($) ODICllO* Stofks or Mutual Fur&s, Impltation flag PF-IMP71 Stocks or Mutual Funds, Ownership As- Stocks or Mutual F&s, Ownership SC1648 StratumWe forVariance Estimation H*-sTm!r Student Aid SC1660:78 Student Aid, Amunt Per Term SC1684:92 Student Aid, Amunt Per Term, Imp Flag PP-IMP80:82 Student Aid, Imputation Flag PP-IMP76:77 .Student ban, Guaranteed SC1676 Sttient Loan, National Direct SC1678 Subfamilies, Nmber in Haasehold H*-!ZiCNT / '. SubfamilyCanpos.Change,Mmth-to+lonth SCHANCH* SubfmilyFtiStarrps ($1 s*-EBTP Subfamily Inccm, AFM= ($1 Sf+LEW Subfamily Incane, Earnings ($1 s*GAF?N Subfamily Incama, Federal SSI ($1 s*-SS1 Subfamily Iname,Means~ested Cash ($1 S*-TWN Subfamily Incane,Other ($1 s*-UI!HER SubfamilyInmne,Prepertry($) s*-PF0P Subfamily Incane, Social Security ($1 SfSOCSEC Subfamily Iname,Total ($1 SubfamilyIXcme,Unemplayment (5,

S*?IMwc s*dJNTSYP

Subfamily Incama, Veterans Payments ($1 S*-TEiS Subfamilykkekship F&W-* Subfdy Relationship EmlmLl-* Subfamily SequenceNuzber S-W!lBR Subfamily Size S*NIML?ER Subfamily Type: Sex of Householder .-

'Subfamily:FamilyNuxber LT*

Subsidized Housing H*-m Suppknmtal Educ.C&portunityGrant SC1666 SupplmantalSecurityInccme--SeeSSI Tenure H*-TENUR Tenure, Unedita3 u*+!ENUR Transfer Incme of Family ($1 ‘F*JI’RAN - Transfer Incuna of Household ($1 H*& Transfer Incane of Subfamily ($1 - s*Jn?AN Transfer Incam, Means-tested Total ($1 PP-TR?wf Tuition ard Fees ($1 SC1682 Tuition & Fees ($1, Wtation'flag PP-IMP79

=FILE

INTV MO 1 LocALccA TION TICN

5236 4976

5248 5327

5012 5016

5250 5032

5255 5036

3227 2588 3107

90 3113 3130 3236 3232 3121 3122

56 2353 1783 1777 1724 1759 1739 1746 1731 1753 1716 1765 ini

2232 2228 2237 2233

1675 1681 1694

2242 2238 107

3116

105 126 . . 1283 201

1739 2449

$24 3235

4980 4984 4988

5013 5020

5033

5040

378 666 954

344 632 920 2354 2355 2356 1897 2ol.l 2125 I.991 2005 2119 1838 1952 2066 1873 1987 2101 1853 1967 2081 1860 1974 2088 - 1845 1959 2073 1867 1981 2095 1830 1944 2058 1879 1993 2107 1885 1999 2113 2229 2230 2231 2234 2235 2236 1789 1903 2017 1795 1909 2023 1808 1922 20'36 2239 2240 2241 395 683 971

393 681 969 - 414 702 990

'1397 1511 1625 489 777 1065-

1853 1967 2081 2456 2463 2470

MO 3

TICN TICN

5014 5015 5024 5028

5034

5044

5035

5048

MNpioNIC mTvMo1 IncAm TIC&a TIaa

-of Wing Unit H*-LWI'R 101 U.S. Govemxnt Securities, Cmership AssGllsuM 2585 UmzploymmtBenefits,Supplemntal SC1242 2932 Umqloyment Benefits, Supplemental ($1 106Abw 3848 Une@ojmntBenefits;Supplemntal Ret REmPsu4 2510 UmrploymentBenefits,Supplemntal,Imp 106IMPO1:04 .3871 Une@oymntBenefitsrSuFplementalr Ret 106REX* 3844 Onemployment Caqensation, Other ($) 1omr.F l 3876 Unenploymnt Caqensation, Other, lhp Fl I07PIP01:04 3896 Umqloymmt Caqensation, Other, Recip REcIpsz;pI 2fll Unmployment Caqensation, Other, Recip. 107REC* 3872 theqloymentCaqensation,State SC1240 2931 Unemployment mation, State ($1 1os?Nr* 3820 l-klem107nent Carpensation, State Imp Flg IOSIMPO1:04 3840

389 677 965

3853 3858 3863

3872 3873 3874 3845 3846 3847 3881 3886 3891 3897 3898 3899

3873 3874 3875

3825 3830 3835 3841 3842 3843

~l~~tC&ensation,State,R&ip- Une@oymentCaqematicn,State, Recip. Une@wnt Carpensation, State,Imp Fig Unerploymnt Inccm of Family ($1 Uneqlqment Income of Wehold ($1

. ~I?nanploynientIncome of Subfamily ($1 UnionPension-* Pension UnitlyJe Unit T&e, Unedited Units in Structure Units in Structure,Unedited Utilities, Payment for Wities, Payment for (in Public Hats.1 Utilities, Pmt (in Pub Hous), Imp Flag Utilities, Rnt. (in Subs H~.E), Imp Flag Utilities, Rnt.for (in Subsidized Hous.) VA Educational Assistance Pm+, Other VAIncune Cuestionnaire Variance Estimation: HalfSar@eC&e Varianoe Estin+ion:-StratumWe Version Number of the File VetermPaymentsGxexage Veteran Status VeteranStatus

RFxIPsnf 105RECf PP-IMP29 F*-UNEQ H*W S*-afscIp

H+-LWITl u*-LwrR HfdJtJITS u*dBlTIS H*-llTElY H*-4806 H*-IMP02 H*-IlIP H*-4812 SC1668 VET3060 H+-HSC H*GTRAT

VeteranStatti,Umdited . .

VERSION VErs' -T SC1330 UGvE;T'--

2509

3185 3816 3817 3818 3819

1309 1423 1537 1651 233 521 809 1097

1765 1879 1993 2107

101 122 103 124 264 275 315 317 283

389 410 391 412 552 563 603 605 571

677 698 679 700 840 851 891 893 859

965 986 967 988

1128

Ez St81 1147

3119 3955

377 665 953 378 666 954

5343 2762 2763 2760 2761

c 2274 2935 2325 2936 2326 2938 2940 2987 2941

Veteran: Veteran: Tkteran: Veteran: V&eC3llS Veterans

. Veterans Veterans Veterans Veterans VeteEWlS Veterans

Length of Service SC1332 Peri& of Service U-SRWE Service Qmnected Disability SC1334 VADisability Rating SC1336 Carp. orPension forwidow SC1430 Carpensatimor Pension SC1338 CarpexEation or Pension ($1 108?m*

108IMP01:d4 . 3904 3909 3914 3919

Carpensation or Pension, Imp El 3957 3958 3959 3960_ CmpensatimorPensim,Recip JECIPSUJ 2512 Carpensation orPensim,Recip 108REC* 3900 390i 3902 3903 Cmpensation or Pension,* Flg PP-IMP31 3187 Caqensation, Perscms COV by # VEI'3034:54 3924

Revised March 1985 -. - ~~ ~~ - - - -..-.-- ------ .- ------_.------.--- -.-.. -- - -- - - . -.

2'7

INDEX 33 SIPP WAVE 1 RECZTANGUIAR FILE

REFERENCE M.NEMaac MO 1 MO 2 MO 3 MO 4

TION TICN TIC+? TION TICN

SCi662:68 F*-VE!IS S*-M;Ts H*-VEX'S SC1456 PP-IMP47 su- WSl-2028 WS2-2028 WSlIMPO5 WS2IMPO5 SC1224 PP-IMP22 U*IDl38A PPSVE u*ccwAvE H*I'IM36A PP-IMPlO: PP-IMP14:15 SC1058:96 SC1136:72 WS1+KS* WS2JmSf WIGpER* WKSBKf WEEKSLIK PP-IMP02 PP-IMP19 sc1004:40 SC1216 PP-IMP13 WKWJCB sC1100:34 SEl+XS* SE2+KS* wKsJB* WKSWOPf WEEKSAB Ff-WGT Hf+%J Hf+GI FNLmr-* Sf+GT -* 124AMTf 124IMPOl:d4

-m3034:54 RECIPSUM 124REC*

Veterans Educational Benefits Veterans Payments for Family ($1 Veterans Payments for Subfamily ($1 Veterans Payments to Household ($1 Veterans: Death of Husband fmn Service

Veterans: Death of Husband, Imput. Flag Wage or Salary J&s, # in Sample Unit Wage Rate ($) Wage Rate ($1 Wage Pate ($), Imputation Flag Wage Pate, Imputation Flag Want for Job When Not Looking Want for Jdo When Not Looking, Znp Flag Wave Wave Wave in Which HH Came Into Existence Wave Ntier

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 tiring Month Weeks Enployd tiring Month Weeks in Month, Total Weeks ,Looking for Work During MO., # of W&s Looking for Work, Specific Week Weeks Lmking or on Layoff, Input. Flag Weeks tiking or on Layoff, Imput. Flag Weeks Looking or on Layoff, Specific Wk. Weeks Lmking or on Layoff, Specific Wk. Weeks with a Job, Imputation Flag Weeks with a Job, Specific Week Weeks with a Job, Specific Weeks Weeks with Business Weeks with Business Weeks With Jcb tiring Month, Nuxrber of Weeks Without Pay rXlring Month, A of Weeks Without Pay, Specific Week Weight of Family 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 If) Welfare, Other, Recipiency Welfare, Other, Recipiency Welfare, ?trpe of

3114 1315 1429 1543 1657 1771 1885 1999 2113

239 527 815 1103 2999 3203

35 3288 3373 3319 3404 2920 3178

138 426 714 1002 2133

118 406 694 982 131 419 707 995

3166 3170 2837 2876

3249 3246 3247 3248 3331 3332 3333 2597 2598 2599 2645 2646 2647

3334 2600 2648

2649 3158 3175 2809 2916 3169 2605 2858

3416 3417 3418 3419 3522 3523 3524 3525 2601 2602 2603 2604 2623 2624 2625 2626

2627 1243 1357 1471 1585

65 353 641 929 77 365 653 941

2140 2150 2160 2170 1699 1813 1927 2041 2780 2781 2782 2783 4230 4235 4240 4245 4281 4282 4283 4284.

2180

4250 2528

4226 4227 4228 4229 SC1484:98 3012

. _._

28

INDEX 'I0 SIPP WAVE 1 RECTANW FILE

REFERENCE MNEMrnIC MO 1 MO 2 MO 3

TION TICN TION TICN TICN

Welfare, Type of, Imputation Flag WIG Coverage WIC Voucher Value WIC, Imputation Flags WIC, Recipiency WIG, Recipiency WIC, Recipiency Widcw's Pension Widcw's Pension, Imputation Flag Wanen, Infants & Childrem Prcq-See WIG Work ard Unemployrrmt by Week Work Anytime During 4 Months Work Each Week of Reference Per.,Imp Flg Work Each Week of Reference Period Work-Study Program Work-Study Program, Imputation Flag Worker's Compensation Worker's Compensation, Recip, Imp Flag Worker's Compensation, Recipiency Workers Cmpensation ($1 Workers Compensation, Imputation Flags Workers Compensation, Recipiency Workers Compensation, Recipiency Year of Birth, Preedited Year, Caletiar Year, Calerdar Year, Cdlerdar Years of School Ccmpleted-See Education

PP-IMP51:52 WICCOv* w1CvAL4* 125IMPO1:04 RECIPSUM SC1494. WIC3138:44 SC1426 PP-IMP45

3207 2676 2677 2678 2679 2680 2684 2688 2692

4289 2529 3016

4285 4286 4287 4288 2985 3201

sc1002:40 SC1000 PP-IMP09 SC1056 SC1692 PP-IMP82 SC1394 PP-IMP30 SC1246 110AMT* IlOIMPO1:04 REmPSUM IlORECf U-BFU'HYR H*-YEAR F*-YFAR s*-YEAR

2808 2807 3165 2836 3138 3238 2969 3186 2934

3965 3970 3975 3980 3985 3986 3987 3988

2514 3961 3962 3963 3964

2304 50 338 626 914

1223 1337 1451 1565 1679 1793 1907 2021

HOW TO USE THE DATA DICTIONARY 31

The Data Dictionary describes the contents and record layout of the public-use computer tape file. The first line of each data item description gives the data name, 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 labels are given where needed. Comment notes marked by an (*) are provided throughout. Comments should be removed from the machine-readable version of the data dictionary before using it to help access the data file.

DATA. 8 characters --alphabetic, numeric, and the special character (-). No -. other special characters are used. It may be a mnemonic such as "Hl-STATE" or "SE-OCC", or a sequential identifier such as “SC3138” or "WS-IMPOl". Data item names are unique throughout the entire file.

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

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

TABLE. 8 characters--alphabetic. (TABLE). Present when a data item field --.. contains tabular information arranged in cells of an array (cell size and the number of cells is given).

The first line of each data item description begins with the character "D" (left-justified, two characters). The "D" flag indicates lines in the data dictionary containing the name and location (size and begin) positions of each data 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" . A three-character field for value codes is next, and the special character (.) denotes the start of the value labels. Two examples of data item descriptions follow:

D WSl-2030 1 3292

During the 4-month period how often was...paid on the job ?

U Persons 15 years old and older V 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 WEEKSLK 18 2649 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

r7A-A C”Z “r’l’\ - ti.-- -I-i I

54”l?-, 3:’

?Z.Flortda

13.Georgia 15.Hawai i 17.1 I I inois

lE.Indiana

19. Iowa

23. Kansas

21,Kentucky 22.Louis iana 23.Ma;ne 24,Maryiand 25.Massachusetts Z.Y’chigan 27.M:nnesOre

ZS.M,sscur i

3l.Nebraska 3. New Jersey 36. Pies. V;:- h

77,I\i=lrtC, Car31 ira

39 . O’n i c

4g.Ck iahoma

41. Oregor

LZ.?ennsyiuania

44,RhOde island 45.Szdti Ca;c: ina 47.Tennessee

E.Texas 51.v;rqin:e =7 I 1-r h : r?groy we. ..I== 55.WiscOns:n SO.Idaho, New MexicOj South Cakota, Wyoming 9l.MississiDpi, West Virginia

3 %I-RX 3 43

Eeduct i On grOup code estabi lsied to make

t pessibie tc easily reduce sample size

if nezessary2 from master segment tape.

Range = O,lcIl

L1 Persons 15 years old and older

V 0 .Nct arzpi icable +Gr coverage improvement frame

DATA SZZE ESIN

“u “:-AZ:0 2 16

Address IS. - This field differentiates hcuseio!ds uithir t5e same ~5.~3 segment 7 and serial; that is) households which originate sut cf an original sampie househcld

U Ail hcusehoids

C k1-MONTH 2 LB

Month, for ulhich this household is

defined.

Range = 1,X2’ :; &I ; h-,L1seYc ; OS

0 Hl-YEAR 2 52

Year f3r which this household is def j ?ei.

range = S3,E.b C: A: i households

? I,” \,’ i 1-J.-.\, 2 52

niumsar oi fair. j I i es and pseudc

fami / ;es in tniS househcld in mcnth 1

of the reference period.

Raye = C1,30

U A!i hcuseholds

2 e:+==cq 2 54

C3unt of number cf ‘3.71 1 y 3roLips

Cexzludirg re:ated subfamiiies) in this houser.old in month 1 0’ t’he

reference oerlod. Range = 0,X

i: p I 1 k,~~sEt,o i 2s

D Hi-SSCNT 2 56

Count t+ number of related subfamily grobps in this hauseboid /I; m3rth :


Range = C73E

1 Aii kousehoids

C !-liREF"EE 5 SP,

Entry address ID and perscn number of the househcld reference person in

month 1 of the reference period U Ai I households

3 Hi-NP 2 63 Number of persons in household in mart+ ; G+ tie reference period

Range = tlr3; L; Al I hJllS;ehO Ids

37

HOLlSPOL3

7 “r-2; 12 65

Base weight.

Four implied derimai slates.

Range = 0.0330,10003c.00c~

U All househoids

‘; Hl-‘*ZT 12 77

Household weight-month 1. Four implied decimai places. 2ar,ee = iJ.083C,10000D.0300

u Gli househo Ids

3 Hl-!-!!C i 89

Lia I f samzie code Car variance estimation

2 f!?’ 1 house&i:‘65

2 HI-STRA- 2 9C

Strat;r code for variance estimation

iJ A;l househo:ds

a Hl-STATE 2 ‘92

FlFS State code ior the hcusehol?

LI All households V 01 .Aiabama.

2Lc.Arizona

E.Arkansas n, db.Cai ;‘zr-;a

CS.Coiorado

“uS.Connect i cut

lO.Delaware :i.zjStrj=t 0s C;ijmkia

12.Fiorioa

:S.Georgia 15.Hawa j i

17.11! inois

18. Indiana

19. Iowa 20. Kansas 21 .Kentuckv ZZ.Louis;ane

23.Maine

2G .Maryland

ZS.Massarhusetts 26.Michigan

27.Minnesota

29.Missouri

* 30 .Montana

31.Nebraska

* 32. Nevada

* 33.New Hampshire

3 .New Jersey

DATA SiZE BEGIN

34.New York

37.North Carolina

* 38.North Dakota 39.0hic

4C.Oklahoma Ll .Oregon

42.Pennsyivania 44.Rhode Is land

6.South Caroi ina 47 . Tenr,esiee

43.Texas

* 49.Utah

* 52 .L’ermont

Sl.Virglria II 53.vASkingr;n

55.‘Wi scans ; r.

9’3. Idahz, i\!ew Me<*: i co, South Cakzta, Wyom j ng 91 .Y’ ss;ss/sni~ West Virginia

* Nohe: c These six States (NHJVT~ND>MT,UTJNV) * n at-E not inc!uc!ed in wave 1, but will be *

* inciuded in future waves. *

[; HI-METRC 1 94

Metro/Residuai Status ‘J Al I hauseho I dc

‘J 1 . In metrazoi [tan subsamole 2 .Nrt in metroTo/ itan subsample (may be

met-0 J,^ I - k. TtzTTEt?C:

S Hl-MSP 4 9, =

!denti+;abie MSA/CMSA codes as defined ;r 1732

L AIi Lousenoids V 0030 .NJ~ in metrc9olitan subsamole Or not

in an identitiabie MSA

0160 .Albany-Schenectady-Troy> NY SbiS .Aust;n, TX

354C .Bea;mont-Port Arthur, TX

:soo .Qirm:ngham, AL 1122 .3oston-Lawrence-Salem, MA-NH CMSA

(part in MA only)

12e2 .Buf+alc-Niagara Fails, NY CMSA

1602 .Chicago-Gary-Lake County (IL)) ii-IN-WI CMSA (parts in IL and IN only)

1642 .Cincir,na- Li-Hami itcng OH-KY-IN CMSA (parts ir OH and KY only)

1692 .Cleueland-Akron-iorain, OH CMSP 1343 .Columbus> OH

1922 . Dallas-Fort Worth> TX CMSA

2005 .Dayton-Springfield, OH 2282 .Denver-Soulder, CO CMSA

- .---. .

39

tioLlsEHOL?

3G’4 s:z: BEGIh

2162 .zetroit-Art Arbor, Ml CYSA 24% .Eugene-Springfield, OR

2543 .Fresno, CA

3120 .freensboro--Winston-Salem-High

Point, NC

324D *Harrisburg-Lebanon-Carlisle, PA

321% .!-!!rtford-New Britain-Middletown, CT CMSA

3320 .Hcnolulu, H!

3362 .Houston-Galveston-Brazoriaj TX CMSA 3LB3 . indIanaDo is, IN

3762 -Kansas Ci tyj MO-Kansas Ci tyj KS CMSA (part in MO only)

six3 .Lancaster j FG .!L672 .Los Angeles-Aqaheim-Riversidej CA CMSG 67:: .Madisznq WI

Lc923 .Memphis, TN-AZ-MS (part in TX o?ly:

/992 .Miani-Fz- t Lauderds’e, FL CnSG En97 eUYL .!+?i ! wabkee-Ravine, W! Cp?SA

5163 .Mobi le, AL

5362 .NashviI le, Th’

545c .New Haven-yer i den, CT

5565 .New Or I eans j LA

5602 .New York-Northern NJ-Long Island, NY-NJ-CT CnSA

5BBD .Oklahoma City, OK 5923 .Omaha, NE-:G (part in NE only) 5963 .Orlar,dcr FL

616Z .Phiiadeilhi a-Wiimington-Trenton,

PA-NJ-DE-m CMSA (parts in PA, 1 I h Jo arid DE only:

6ZCS .Phoe?irt PZ

6Z@Z .Pittsburg+Besve- Va’ ley, PA CMSP 6LL2 .Fortiand-Vancouver, OR-WA CMSA

(Dart in OR only)

6aLi! .Rtrhester , NY

6920 -Sacramento, CA

7c42 .st . L=-is-E’. s*& ~~~u~ s-Alton, MO-IL CMSG (part in MO only)

7oai! -Salem, CR 7242 .San Gctzr.iz, TX

732D .San 3iegoy CA 7243 -San Antonic, TX

7320 .San Diego, CA 7362 .‘%F Francisco-Oakland-San Jose, CA CMSP

7565 .Szranton-Wilkes-Barre, PA

82132 .Springfieic!t YA

azan . Tampa-St. Fetersburg-Clearwater, FL

B4Xl .Toledo, Oii

BSZC .Tucson > AZ

8563 .Tulsa, OK

B&D .Washington, DC-MD-VA

6:

iiwsEW’L~

DATA SiZB BEG I ,y

B96C .West Falm Beacn-Boca Raton-2e;ray

Bea&, FL

92&E .WorcesterF KA

9280 .YorkJ PA 9320 .Youngstown-Warren) OH

* *

ic Edited control card +ields * 46 *

7 -2.. -ACCES , 99

Control card item 135 - access to

tke uni K

I househzlds

. Nzt a501 icazle

.Di ror+ -mm - ski= tc /-3~5dr,t

. Thrr-g!- ancfher unit

7 ;+ 1 -y, v-‘d$; : , -I- * ---

Contrc zard item 13C - kltzhen facilities ‘A a!! houseioids

V 0 .Nst apr>licable 1 * . =or this azft only

2 .Alsz used by another household 3 *None

- Lll -!JVr,‘R .l . m.5 d (<A i iLlA Ccy:-; i card items i3ci and 135 -

-.cds 7:/c:,-er : T L3 ;,! P! i househoi ds

b , +;cse I aza- tment ) : flat 2 .l-iu in nontransient hcte! j motel etc.

3 .Y>: nermanent i i transient hcte! J mote! j et=.

4 .Hc in rooming house

z ., II.- ++%le home zr trailer with nc oermanent

room added

6 .Mobi le home or trai ler with one or more permanent r03mS adsed

7 .Hu not specified above

a .c! uarters not hu in roominp or boardine,

IcLise

9 .Unit nst permanent in transient hctel, more ; 7 et=.

12 .Unoccu9ied tent or trailer site

11 .Ot’her unit not sDec/i;ed above

r) i-11-‘UN I’S 2 103

Contra: i card item 1L - number O+ units

in structure> bcth occupied and vacant ‘ti Ai I housenoids

‘V 1 .Srly ‘other’ units 2 .?lobile home or trailer

DGTA SIZE BEGIN

3 .One j detached

4 .One, attached 5 . TWS

6 .3-4

7 .5-9

8 .lO-19

9 .20-49

10 .50 Or more

3 HZ-TENCR 1 ’ “5 *-

Control card Ttem 15 - are the living cuarters :

IJ Al I househo; 1s

v: .Odnel or being bought by someone in the househo;c

2 .Rented for cash

3 .Occaciel withcut payment of casi rert

D Hi-w3iiS : 106 C0:t rol card item 164 - is the residence

in a pub, it housing project; that is,

is it owned by a local housing authority

U Al I households

V 9 .Nz? apciicab!e ‘I . Yes ; .Nc

0 iii-LSWT 1 107

Control card item 16B - are you paying !cuer rert because the Federal 9 State+

Or local government 15 paying part of

the cost U All households

V 0 .Not appl icable

1 . Yes

2 .No

D Hl-RACE 1 108

Contr 01 card item 37A - race of reference

pe-s3r, - only answered when household

is type A noninterview

U All househoids

V 0 .Not apol icable 1 .White

2 .Black 3 .American Indian? Eskimo or Aieut

4 .Asian or Pacific Islander ’

D HI-SEX 1 109 Contrc! rawd item 378 - sex of reference

person - only apolicable for type A

LZ

GOUSE-IOLD

C4TA SIZE BEGIN

noninterview households

U 6iI households

V 0 .Not applicable

1 .Male

2 .Female

3 Hl-SIZ 2 MO

C0ntr 01 card item 37C - size of household - en/y abDlicabie for type A noninterview icdseir ! ds . ?ange = 2138

U bhl i households

L’ D .Not apolicable * *

s ?:-eec’ ; red control card 3ectLon *

* *

1” -ayp- 4 I.9 3 ,,-3 2 -A’

Samoie coce - i nd : cates pane I year ii Ail households

D HI -SEC 1 11L

Segment type - item 4 on the control card

:J PI I icuseho: ds v : .Address

? .lJnit 3 .Ferm’t

L .Pres

5 .SFecia! place

c tiI-LNTCS 3 il5 lntervie,der code, an alphabetic

foi I owe& by two r,umer its L’ AI [ ‘pclsel-~’ is

C UlCC’LJAVE 1 1. A.- ~8

&de for uh:ch the control card was first prepared (should be the wave in whicr hcusehoid came intc existence>

2 Al I househclds

C U:‘:FRM%E 1 119

Control card i tern 123 - dur i ng the past 12 mc-ths did sales of crobsr

!ivestock, and other farm products

from the Dlace amount to 81003 or

more

U PI I households

i/ C .Nct answered

1 #Yes

2 .No 3 .Not apolicabie

43

HOUSEHOLC

DATA SIZE BEGIN

[! u:+c(--c 1

120 Control cart :tem 138 - access to

the unit U All households V 0 .Not applicable

1 #Direct - skip to ho,usunit

2 .Through another unit

0 Ul-KTCHN 1 12;

Cxtrs! car? j t em 13C - kitchen facilities

U All households

V 0 .Not apslicable

1 f=CT .I this unit only

2 .Also us2d by another househc’d

3 .k:e

2 “l+VQ-;; 2 122

Co:trc! c2rti .items 139 and 13:

housing/other unit U A! I households

V -9.Not answered O.Not answered (types B and C)

l.House, apartment, fiat

Z.Hu in nontransient hctei, motel etc.

3.Huj Derman2nt in transient hotel > motei j etc.

li.Hu in rooming hous

5.Yobx !2 home or trailer ulth no permanent

room adcec

b.Mob: ie hme c- trailer with me or more

permanent rocms addec

7.K not soec:fied above B.GLar?e-s net hu in rooming or boarding

house 9.Unit not permanent in transient hotel,

mote, J etc.

lO.Unoccuoied tent or trailer site Il.&her unit nzt spec i + i ed above

2 Ul-LNITS 2 124

Control ca-d itch ;L - number of units

in structureJ both occupied and vacant

U All households

V -9.Nct answered

O.Not answered (types B and C)

l.Only 'other' units Z.Mcbile home or trailer

3.0neJ detached G.One, attached 5.Two

6.3-4 7.5-9

HOUSEHOLD

DPT4 SIZE BEGIN

e. 1C-19 [email protected]

12.59 Or more

II Ul-TEtWi? 1 126

Control card item 15 - are the living

quarters:

C All househoids

V Cl .Not answered (types 6 and C) 1 _ .C;ined cr being bought by someone

in the hausehold

2 .Pented for =ash 3 .Occumied witkdt payment of cash rent

9 .T\lat ansijere;

D ‘J;-PLWS 2 127

Contra ~ Card /Tern 16P - ‘s the residence in a DL~! ic housing pro-iect; that is.1 is

;t owned by a locai housing authority

U 4; / households

VC .Not asziicable

: . Yes

2 .Nc -:.‘3b,

3 s; !T:<z&A 1 131

Control card item 36A - wave number

associated with the interview status c 41 I house!7c I cs

[: LilITY36B 2 :32 Control card item 368 - intervieti

status cede U Al househcldr

V1 .Interwiewed

2 .No ore home

3 .TengorariIy absent

Lb .Refdsd

5 .Unebie tc locate

6 .Other

__ .-..

45

HOUSEHOLE

DATA SIZE EEG!‘\:

9 .Vacant

13 .Occupied by persons with URE

11 .Untit or to be demolished 12 .Under construction> not ready 13 .Converted to temporary business or storage 14 ,.Unoccupied tent or trailer site 2.5 .Permit granted, construction not started 16 .Other type B 17 .Demol ished

29 .Ho~se or trailer move?

19 .Conuerted to permanent business or storage

20 .Merged

2: . Ccndemned

22 -. .+ . C+‘-nr

D UL-RACE 1 134

Csntrol ca-? iter 37A - raze of reierenre

=e~szP - oniy answered when hcusehold

is type A nznintervieu

” Al I households ;3 .Not applicac!e

Z .LJhite

2 .Black 3 .American Lndian, Eskimo or A!eLt 4 .Asiar or Pa=ifif Islander

9 . Net answered

u’ c: -SEX 1 135

Control card item 378 - sex of reference

perscr - aniy applicable for type A

noninterview hc&.eholds U All hc-seholdc

V C .Nst apTi:=aale

1 .Male 2 .Female 9 .Not answered

c Ul-s1zs 2 136

Control card item 37C - size of household -

zniy appl icable for type A noninterview

households. Range = -9,3@.

C All households

V -9.Not answered

0 .Nct applicable

C UlITM38P 1 136

Control card item 38A - wave af visit

Range = c,9.

u PI I tcusehc / ds

D UlITM382 2 135 COntrol card item 385 - month cf visit

DATA SIZE BEGIN

Range = 0,lZ. U A! I house:hoids

cl UlTOTVST 2 141 Control card item 380 - total number

0i perscnal visits U Ai / households

V -9.Not answered 0 .Not applicable

D Ul?OT?HN 2 143

Ccntrci card item 3E - total number .-l i telezhcne ca/ls

U A! I hcusehoids ‘\: n +A L . I_ a;=! : cab i 9

0 L’1CC?S?’ 3 145

Cznrrol card item 3% - control card resconaents person number

3 A! 1 S,o.~seSc I ds

V 0 .Not applicable

I) L?:-0010 1 148

fcnt-c!) card source code lc3 -

curing listinp did interuiewer miss

Amy takies or smai I children - first

interview only L’ 4’1 hcL;seiC/!d;

?i 2 .N;t a-.sweee3 1 .Yes 2 .No

n c” u I t*-z;2 4. lL? r--c,- i cu CI Y. card sturce csde 12 - during Iistinr; did interviewer miss

any lodgers, boarders or persons employed at the res’derce - first interview

U All htuseholds

V 0 .Nt? answered 1 _ .Yes

2 .hc

S Hl-SC14 1 A. 150 Control card source code 14 - durirc: listing did interviewer m/ss anyone who usuaily lives here but is

away now traveling, at school, or in a hcsaitai - first interview

U Al ! househr; I ds

V 0 .Not answered

: . Yes

2 .NG

47

HCUSEHOLS

D !+I-O316 1 151 Contrcl card source code 16 -

during listing did interviewer miss anyone else staying at residence - first interview

U All households V 0 .Not answered

1 .Yes 2 .No

G !+I-0218 1 IEZ Control card source code 18 -

to be answered ddring first interview

at move-s new address - are all persons I istec! 3~; ctr,zrz! ca-d now I ivir,g at this

address

U Mover househo ! ds

V 0 .Not app! icak!e

1 .Yes

2 .Nz

D Hl-00X 1 153

Control card source code ZC - to be answered during first interview at mowers neu; address - is anyone C’SE ! Id;ng zr stayins hepe ncui

U Mover housed-oi ds V 3 .Not aPDI icabie

1 .Yes

2 . No

D Hl-ZCZZ a 15L

Control car? stat- =e codes 22~ 26, 3C1 3Lj

38, 42, 46 and 5C - are aii perstns listed

as hoEsehcld members during the previous

wave interuielu sti I I I iving or staying

here. There are 8 answer tieids (1 character each) for waves 2 through 9.

U All households V 0 .Not applicable

1 .Yes

2 .No

0 Hl-oozrc 8 162

Control card scurce codes 24, 28, 32, 36,

40 j 44, 48 and 52 - is anyone not listed durinp previous wave interview currently

living or stayins here. There are 8

answer tieids (1 character each) for

iJave5 2 through 9.

U Al I households

V 0 .Not applicable

4%

HOUSE”3LD

1 .Yes 2 .No

* * * Receipt c+ Program Benefits w * *

0 ril-rW%YS i 170

Receipt of benefits +rom a means-tested prosram

C 411 i=L;seLcils V 1 .One or more persons in household received

benefits from a means-tested program

2 .ko persoi in househo;d received ‘benefits from

a mea-s-tested prcgram

3 Lil-CASS i 17:

Eece:;: 0; casi7 benei / ts U Aii hGLlSlhGldS

V 1 . 3ne cr more persons in household received cash benefits +rom S means-tested program

2 .Ne person in household received cash benefits

from a means-tested program

c: li:xc4sI-‘e 1 172 Receipt of nencash benefits

‘d A; ’ hzL/SehO;jc;

v : .:-,s ‘?- rrz-e persons in household received

‘ZZC sramps 2 .3-e cr more persons in household received

r3ncasjn benefits Cron a prosram other than

icod stamps; nt person received +cod stamps

3 .Ns =OrSSP i n ‘ho-sehs; d rece i ved noncas’h benef i ts * * jc Household Low Income Cutc+f *

* w

c! EI-PO'JS 5 17-J

Low inccne cut=++ for this household. This is an anwai incOme amount adjusted

to the current mcnth. Range = 0~3CCEO.

U All househoids * *

* Household Income Aggregates *

* These apqresates were derived from * * income figures that may have been * * previously tcpcoded. For a further * * discussion on topcodingj see the * * text s=~+ion h-b “Topcod i n5 OC Income * * Variables” on page 6. *

* *

HOUSE!-iOLE

9 E:TST:NC 8 i78 Tctal household income for month 1 oi the reference period. In dollars. Range = -15OECCC~15OEEOE.

U All households

D iii-EARN 7 166

Total household earned income for month 1

of the reference period. In dollars. Ranse = 0~152COZG.

U All householas

D Hl-FFOP e 193 Tcta I hcssehold property inccne fcr mcnth 1 G+ tie reieye-=e peci&. In dol lars. Range = -15EGO3!J~15C~OJO.

C A ; I Ltics-,= &

D Hl-TW:,: 7 23:

Tcta! hcusehcld means-tested cash transfers

. ior month 1 oi the reference period. Ir dcllars. Rav5e = 0~15ililC23.

U 4l I hcusehclds

Z FL-O‘HE? 7 ZCE Tota I ‘othe-’ huseio I d inccme for month 1 cJ the f-e-e-exe Fe-lo?. In dollars. Ranse = 0,1532Z35.

U All households

D HlNONCS?+ 6 TI,- L-2 Noncash hcusehold income for month 1 of

the reference period. In doliars. Includes dollar values for fcod stamps, L!C and energy

assistance. Range = C~15OKlOO. il All househcids

D HlSKSEC 6 22i

Total htuse’lcid seciai security incame for

montk i oi the reierence period. Ir dollars. Range = 0~15UCGOC.

U AII households

D Hl-SSI 6, 227 Total household supplemental security

inccme ftr month 1 of the reference period.

In da!lars. Ranse = 0~1500000.

U All households

II H1-042+= 6 233 Total household unemployment compensation

cfOUSEHOLD

DATA s;zc i3EGIN

for month 1 of the reference period. In

dollars. Range = 0~15000Cl0.

U All households

D Hl-VETS 6 239 Tota ! househo I d veterans payment income for month 1 cf the reference period. In

dollars. Range = 0~15DOCDC. U All households

0 Hl-AFDC 6 2.45 Tctal household AFDC inccme for month 1

ci the re+eeexe period. In dollars. R- ange = 3,15c3a32.

L 0’: households

3 u~z3s-q 6 25: Trd-1 L .-I-cl c>se~s!d facd stamps received ia- month 1 of the reference period. !n dcl lars. Range = O~lSDDD;?3.

U Ai I households n * * Recoded program questions *

* *

D H:-p’JS 1 257

!S this a pubi ic hous,ng unit fcr which rent j5 cc!‘ecte?

‘2 All households v 1 . Yes

2 .No

D HlPlJsAKT 6 255 What is the monthly rent for this pub1 ;c

housing unit. In dollars. R- cnge = -9>999999.

U Househclcs in oubiic housing

V -9.Not applicable

D Hl-UTLTY 1 264

IS there a uti I ity payment for this unit U Households in pub! III housing

V 3 .Not applicable

1 .Yes

2 .Na

D Hl-SNRG” 265 What type of lnergy assistance was received

U Housenolds receiving government energy asslstanca

V 0 .Not applicable 1 .Checks sent to household

51

HOUSEHCLD

XT4 SlZE BEGIN

2 .Coupons or vouchers sent to household 3 .Payments sent elsewhere 4 .Checks and ccu~cns or vouchers sent to

househo ! 1

5 .Checks sent to household and payments sent elsewhere

6 .Coupons or voucher sent to household

and payments sent eisewhere

7 .A/ I three types of assistance

D HI-ILK+ 1 266

Are the lunches free or reduced-price U Chi ldrei- 5 to 18

V C .Nzt applicable

1 .Free 2 .Reduced-price

3 .sotn

2 * 1 -&fE,A< 1 267

4re the breek+asts free or reduced-price

U Children 5 to IS

v 3 . Nat aapiicable

1 .Frec

2 .Reducec-s-ice

3 .Bcth * SC

+ Program cues? / ens w

* Y

D Hl-LLBSZ 1 258

Check item PZ Is this resiaence owned by the

locai housing authority

U All households

V 1 .Yes

2 .Nc - skip to HI-&SD@

D i+4a:4 4 269

What is your morthly rent? In dollars.

Range = -9,999?99.

U Households in public housing

V-9 .Not appl icable

0 .None

D Hl-LB06 : 275 I ities such

gas, Or oi I i ng

Do YOU pay for any uti as water, e!ectricity,

U Househnlds in public hous v cl .Nc? in universe

1 *Yes - skip to Hl-L816

2 .Nc - skip to HI-4816

52

DATA SIZE SEGIN

D iii-4808 1 276 Check item P3

IS rent lower because government

pays part of the cost U A: I hcusehoids v 1 . Yes

2 .No - Skip to Hi-4816

D HI-48lG 6 277 pat is ycilr nor,thly rent In dollars. Range = -9~999999.

U Househo!ds subsidized by government V-Y .h;ct applicable

3 .None

D Hi-L.812 1 23 3: yc~; PZV &c- ary uti I ities such es

water, eIectrictty7 gas, or oil

L’ f!o,seholds subs;d.zed by government

V 3 .Nct in unluerse

1 .Yes 2 .hG

s F-‘:-L$lIc 6 2% What would the monthly rent be on this a, i f i* tre gcvernment were net paying part of the cost? !n doi la-s.

‘Range = -3,33?999.

U Household scubsidzed by government

J-9 .Nst i7 L;niverse

D HI-48i6 1 290

Hes tt-is househo!d received energy assistance from the government in

the past 4 months

U All households

v 1 . Yes

2 .No - skip to HI-4826 * * The next 3 fields (Hl-Le?9 through * M-4822) are pcssibie answers to * the quest 1 on: *

* Was this assistance received in the * form oi checks, coupons or vouchers * sent tc this househo!d or were the * payments sent directly to a utility * company, fuel dealer, or landlord

*

36

*

*

D Hi-4ale 1 291

Checks sent to household

DATA SiZS BECIV

L1 ksseholds reyeiv:n= - I_ government energy ass i stance

V 0 .Not marked as a place where payments were sent Or not in universe based

cn response to Hl-4516.

1 .Marked as a place where payments

were sent

D Hl-4820 1 A

Couccns cr vcuchers sent to househoid

U Households receiving government energy

ass I stance

V C .Nst marked as a Diace whe*e payments

were sent =I- 75~ in universe based

on response tc3 HI-4&16.

1 .Marked as a place where payments were sent

0 Hi-4ez 1 273 Payments sent directly to utility company, fuel dealer: CM landiord


ass i stance

V 0 Yet marked . as a p !ace where Dsyments

were sent cr not in universe based

52 response to FL-leSL6.

1 . ,Y?arked as a c iace where Payments

.werE sent

3. Hi-4924 b 294 kihat was t’ie total amount of the

energy assistance received by this househo i d during the past 4 months.

Range = 0,939999. U Households recerving government energy

ass i stance

(J Net in universe

D HI-462% 1 3133 Check item F4

Are there any children S to 18 years

old who I ive in the hcusehcld

U Al i househ;;ds

V 1 .Yes

2 .Nc

3 Pl-b8Z@ 1 301 DO any of the children in this hcusehc I d usual ly eat a compiete

hot lunch offered at school il Ch i Idren age S to 18

54

DATA SIZE BEGIN

UC .Not in universe 1 .Yes

‘2 .Na

0 Hl-4530 2 302 How many ch i ldren

Tata I children = 1,ZB.

U Children age 5 to 15 V 0 .Nat in universe

3 ii:-4632 1 3G4 33 any oi the children receive free

or reduced-prize !un&es this schcol year because they quaiified +or the Federa! school I unch

program 2 Ch, ! ?re- age 5 t= le

L’ s .kit in universe

1 .Yes

2 .No- sic ip to bl-434C

3 El-4934 2 305 How many childrer,

Total children = 1,2C. U Ch i i dren age 5 to ie

V C .PdGt i - u:iuerse ++ *

Y Tie next 2 iieids (%;-4535 through * Y Hl-Le3E) a-e possible answers to the *

w * ciies _ I cr : n x *

* Are the iunches free or are they w

* redxec-price *

* *

0 Hl-4@36 1 3L;7

Free lunch

U Children age 5 to 15

V 0 .Not marked as a free lunch or not in uniuerse based cn response to

Hl-4832 1 .Marked as a free lunch

D Hl-LLe3e 1 3CE Reduced-price lunch


V 0 .Not marked as a reduced-price

lunch or not in universe based on

response to HI-4532

1 .Marked as a reduced-price I unch

SIZE BEGIN

3 l+:454c 1 & 3@9

DO any of the children receive free Or reduced-price srhcal breakfasts this school year

U Children age 5 to 18 V C .Not in universe

I .Yes 2 .No

c Hi-L&Z 2 31;

How many children

Total children = 1720.

U Children age 5 to i8

V C .“k: in u7iuerse *

?c The next 2 iie’ls (1-11-4844 through * P1-LYL6) a-e pass It, .e ansuers tc the * west, zn: * n Are the breakfasts free or are they * reduced-price *

D HI-45L4 1 i 317 **

Free breakfast

U Children age 5 to 16.

L’ 2 . Not mar ic.ed as a free breakfast or

n=: ,n universe based an response

t0 i-z-4840

i .Markec as a free breakfast

C Hl-4846 1 313

Reduced-pr ice breakfast

U Chi ldren age 5 tt 18

V @ .Nzt marked as a reducedwrice breakfast or not in universe based on response to Hl-4843

1 %rked as a reduced-price .I breakfast

*

* Fragram questions *

mputat

3;L

nractat

D Hl-IMPS1 1

Program questions

imputation of Hl-48C4

V C .Not immuted

1 . Imputed

* an flags *

*

on flaq 1

9 Hl-!YPCZ 1 315 Program questions imputation flag 2

56

DATA S!ZE aEGIN

Imputation of Hl-4506

V 0 .Not imputed 1 . Imputed

D Hl-IMP03 1 316

Program questicns imputation flag 3

Imputation of Hl-48iO

V C .Not imputed

1 . Imputed

0 Hl-!Mfwb 1 317

P,ragram questions imputation flag 4 Imputation of Hl-4Si2

V 0 .Not imputed * A . lmcuted

;; ii:-:?‘?BSS * 3” a Al

Program questiors lmcL;tatlan flag 5

:m=ru i- b I dl -a* : rn of Hl-LB14

V 3 .Nct imputed

1 . imputed

D ii?-IMP36 1 319

PrOgram questicrs imwrarion flag 6 Imputation of *l-4816

\J 2 . Net i m?uted I A : mpLted . -

e ~~-:p$J~7 1 320 Program ques:12:5 imautation fiag 7 !mputaticn OS HI-4818

i, 2 .b.‘Ot i mwted

: . Imputed

D Hl-IMP25 1 i 32:

FrOgram questions imputation flag a Imputation aL HZ-15ZZ

V a .Nct imputed

1 . Imputed

2 ill-IMP09 1 322 Program questicns imputation flao 9

Impuration of Hi-4822 UC .Nzt imputed

1 .Imputed

D i-IL-IMP10 1 323

Program questior,s imwtatirn flag LG imp,rar.; ;3n cf HL-4524

L ’ S .Not imputed ’

1 . Imputed

57

HOLEEHOS

CAT4 SIZE EELIN

3 H;-!MPll 1 324 Program questions imputation flag 11

Imputati0n of Hl-4828

V 0 .Nct imputed

1 .Imputed

0 Hl-iWi2 i 325 Prcgram question5 imputation flag 12 Imputaticn of Hl-L830

VO . Net I 73’ I+ nrl IL-- 1 . Imputed

3 HI-IMP13 1 326 Frogram questions imputation fias Z.3

Iin=-tation oi Hi-4832

V 0 .Nct imF;ited

1. . Imuied

D I-;:-I!“!=:L 1 * 327

c+ceram qilest ‘t~s imputation flag 14

ImpLtat i ol of HI-4834

V 0 .Nct imputed 1 A . Imputed

D HZ-IYPlS 1 328 FrOgram suestioms imputation flag i5 imputatlcy of t-11-&836

V 2 ii imp2rPi .N-i

.I i . Impute2

D Hl-IMF16 A 329

Prng- am quest ; 37s imputaticr: flag 16

Imputation of Hi-4536

V D .Nct impute0

1 . Imputed

n L:-IMP:~ Y I,- 1 33c

Program questions imputation flas 17

imPurai;cn ci Ei-L84C: V 13 .Nct Imszted

1 . Imputed

II X-IMP18 1 33:

Prcg-am ques:i0rs imputaticn flag 18

lmputation of Hl-4842

V Cl .bt imputed

1 . Imputed

Z Hi-IMP19 2. 332


Imputat i on of Hi-4844

55

HoUss%oLD

DATA S:ZE BEGlN

V C .Not impate d

1 . Imputed

D Hl-IMP20 * 1 333 Program questions imputation flag 20

Imputation of Hl-18U V C .Not imputed

1 . Imputed

D HZ-ADDLS 2 33L

Address 13. - This field differentiates households within

the same psu~ segment1 and serial;

tsa* b is> hcuseholds which originate 5-t C’ an criginal sample household

U 41 i h2dS enslds

c !+-?q1\<‘L: 2 336 Month for which this household is

defined. Range = 1712

2 Al I households

D HZ-YEAR 2 339

“ear for which this househc!d is

defined.

Rar,ge = 83,96 ti Al! ‘h!Ll55”- -= -1 A-

S S2-NF 2 3LC Number of fami! ies and pseudo ‘am./ lies in th:s houseSaid in month 2

cf the reference per.;o?.

Rarge = 013c U AI I households

n HZ-FCNT u 2 3L2 Count of number of fami ly groups

(exciuding related subiamil’es: in

tn I househo!d in month 2 of the 5

reference period.

Range = G,33

li Al I households

D HZ-5iCNT 2 3U Count of number cf related subfamily groups in this household in month 2

ot the reference period. Range = c>3”,

IJ Al I househclds

59

34TP s:zz BEG-IN

,z ‘-IZREF”‘=R - 5 346

Entry address ID and person number of ti-e hcilse”lz / d reference person in

month 2 of the reference period

D t-i??-NP 2 351

Number CC zersons in household in


Range = C>3C

” AI i hcuse*t’cs u

0 HZ-BU 12 353

Base weight.

FCUf i mc ! ied decimal places.

Range = C.CC2f~~CCG33.03GC

U All househoids

m I I_ ,

u >-,.A-* - 1 C‘ :2 365

ticuseholo weight--month 2.

Fcdr implied decima: places.

Ranse = C.CCCC~iCC33D.CD3E

ii All ho;seholds

D HZ-I-SC 1 377

haif samzle csde for variance estimaticn ?: Ail households

2 “2-STRb’ 3 378

Stratum code for variance estimation L’ p j / ‘m=L;suL,=’ 1s

D PZ-STATE 2 382

FIRS State code for the household

U Al i households

V 31 .Alabama

D4.Arizona

@S.Arkansas

CO.Cal i fornia

08.Co I crado no ro7ne2tjcut Yl .L iC.Dela&are ll.Distr izt C+ Cc!umb:a

lZ.Florida

13.Georgia 15.tiawai i

17.Illinois

18. Indiana

19. Iowa

ZC. Kansas

Zl.Kentucky

22.Louis iana

60

DATA SiZE BEGIN

23.Maine

ZL.Maryland

ZS.Massachusetts Z.Michiean

27.Mi nnesota 29.Missouri

* 35 .Mcntana 3l.Nebraska

W 32. Nevada w 33.New Hamashire

34.New Jersey 36.New York

37.North Cat-o ina

* 38.North Gakota

39. Oh ; 0

hC.Oklahoma Li .OresEr bZ.‘ennsyiwa~,ia

Lh.Rhode !s!and LS.South CaroI ina

47.Tennessee 48.Texas

* 49.L’tah * SC.Vermont

S?.Virsinia

S3.Washington

5S.WiSE~~SlR

9G. Idaho, New Tv1exlco, Soutn Dakota;, Wyoming 9l.M’ssiss;opi, West Virpiria

* Ncte : These six States (NHJVT,NCJMTJL’~T,NV) * * are not included in wave 1, but wi/ I be *

* i n= ! uded : r f;bt-e ‘waves. K

C H2-MSTZ3 1 382

Metro/Kesidual Status U All households

Vl .!n metrcpciitan subsamsle 2 .Nct in metropolitan subfamily (may be

metro Or nonmetrc)

G Hi!-MSA 4 383

!denti+iable t?SA/CMSA codes as

defined in 1983

ti All households

v OOJZ .Not in metromolitan subsammle or not

in an identifiable MSA

0160 .Albany-Schenectady-TroyJ NY

0640 .Austin, TX

084C .Beaumont-Fort Arthur7 TX

1OCO .Q/rm;nghamj AL l?ZZ .Boston-Lawrence-Salem, MA-?&l CMSA

-

61

HOL’SEHOLD

DPT4 5’7’ I, -ti- EEG’N

: c,; b” t in. MA ;-!y)

1292 .Bufialo-Niagara Falls, NY CM% 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 .C!eveiand-Akrcn-Lorain, OH CMSA

1840 .ColumbusJ OH

1922 .Dal las-Fort Worth, TX CMSA 737” -3-- ,Day?on-~or;ngfie!d, OU

2382 .Denwer-Boulder, CO CMSA

2162 -Detroit-Ann Arbor, MI CMSA

2400 .Eugene-Springfield, OR Z&O .Fresr,ot CA

3x23 .Sreensborc--LinstgR-Glem-jiish Point, NC

3240 .HacrisbtiryLehancn-Car I isle, PA

3282 .Hart+ord-New 2ritain-Middietown> CT CMSA

3320 .Hc2”3!d/LI> Pi

3362 .Hcuston-Gaiveston-Brazoriaj TX CMSA

34ac .Indianapclisj IN

3762 .Kansas City, MO-Kansas City, KS CM’S4

(part in MO only)

4003 .Lan=asterj ?A 4472 .iss Angeles-Araheim-Riverside, CA CMSA

4723 .Madisonj WI

49ZD . Memph i s 1 TN-A%% (part in TN cr.!y)

4992 .M;am:-For+ c Lauder-da ; e > FL CMSA

5082 .Mi fwaukee-Ravine, WI CMSA 5160 .Moti le, AL

5360 .Nashvi I le, TN

5480 .New Haven-Meriden, CT

5560 .Ntw Or;ears, LA

5602 .New York-Northern NJ-Long Island,

NY-NJ-CT CMSA

588D .Oklahoma City, OK

59% .C!maha, NE-IA (part in NE only)

5962 .Or landcp FL

6162 .Phi;adeiphia-Wilmington-Trenton)

PA-NJ-DE-MD Cl%4 (parts in PA,

NJ, and DE only) 623D .Phoenix, AZ 6282 .Pi ttsbur$d3eauer Va I ley, PA CMSA 6442 .Portland-Vancouver, OR-WA CMSA

(part in OR only) 6840 Rochester j NV . 6’92D .Sacramentoj CA 7042 .St. Louis-E. St Louis-Alton, MO-IL CMSA

(part in MO cnly)

7080 .Salemg OR 7240 .San Antonio, TX

62

DATA SlZE BEGIN

7320 .%n Diego, CA

7240 .San Antonic, TX

732.0 .San Diegc, CA

7362 .San Francisco-Oakland-San Jose, CA CMSA

7560 .Scranton-WiIkes-Barrej PA BClC![3 .Springfie!d, MA

am .Tampa-St. Petersburg-C I earwater f FL a4aO .Toledoj OH

es23 .TucsonJ AZ ES63 .Tulsa, CK E&&0 . Wash i ngton j DC-MD-VA 8960 .West Pa!m Beach-Boca Raton-Delray

Beach? FL

92LC .Wa-cesterr MA

92ez .York, PA

932C .Yaungs?nwn-Warren~ OH ?4 Y

9 Edited contra! card fields *

* *

D HZ-ACCES * J. 387

Control card item 13B - access to

the unit

U All households V C .Not aapl icab;e

1 .Cirect - skip to htusunit 2 .Through another unit

D HZ-KTC’;-iN : 358 Cor,trol card item 13C - kitchen +aci I ities

ii All hcuseholds v s .Nst apol ;ta!z:f

: . For this unit only

2 .Alsc used by another household

3 .None

0 HZ-LVGTR 2 3e9

Control card items 130 and 13E - housing/other unit

U Al I hccseholds V 1 .House, apartment, fiat

2 .Hu in nontransient hotel, motei etc. 3 .Hut permanent in transient hotel, motel, etc.

L .Hu in rooming house

5 .Mobi le home or trai ler with no permanent

roam added

6 .Msbile hcme or trailer with one or more

permanent rooms added

7 .I+ net specified aboue

B .Quarters not hu in rooming or boarding

house

-- __. _ .._.-_

CATA SiZE BEGIN

63

HOU5SlOLD

9 .Unit not permanent in transient hotel, motel) etc.

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

0 HZ-‘UNITS . 2 391 Control card item 14 - number of units

in structure, both occupied and vacant

U Ail households

V 1 .Cnly ‘other’ units

2 .Mobi le home or trai ler

3 -One, detached

4 .Onej attaihed

5 . TWC

6 7-L

7 z-9

e .i- * “-Z9

9 .2G-49

13 .5D or mere

D H2-TENUR .I 393

Control card item 15 - are the Iiuing

quarters:

U Ai I households

V1 .Owned or beins bought by someone in the househoic

2 .Eented ior casn

3 .Occusiec without payment 0’ cesh rent

; E-P’LIWS 1 394 Control card item i6A - js the residence

in a _ ,_ hcusins prcjecti v,L ’ : r that is!

is it owned by a local housing authority C All househtids

V 0 .Not apq:irable 1 1. .Yes

2 .No

3 HZ-LORNT 1 395

Control card item 16; - are you paying

lower rent because the Federal, State,

Or locai government is paying part oi

the cost

U All households

V 0 .Not applicable

1 .Yes 2 .No

D I-Q-RACE 1 396

Control card item 37A - race of reference

person - only answered when household

2ATA SIZE BEGIN

is type A ncninteruiew

2 A!I households

V 0 .Not appiicable

1 .White

2 .Black

3 .American Irdian, Eskimo or Aleut

4 .Asian or Pacitic islander

D HZ-SEX 1 397

C3’?7C 1 ;a:.1 _ item 37S - sex c+ reierence

persnn - only applicable for type A noninterview households

LJ A!! househo!&

V 3 .Not applicatie 1 .ya!e

2 .Female

0 =-SIZE 2 392.

Control card item 37C - size of househcld -

mly app; icab! ior type A n0ninteruie.w

households. Range = cl,30

U Ai I households

V 0 .Nct applicable * * * Freedited ccntrol card section *

* *

D HZ-SATL 3 L nrl u-

Samp! e c&e - indicates panel year U Ai j i-oc~ebolc:

3 HZ-SE”, 1 4C2

Segment type - tt21-n LL in the cantro1

care

?i Al I households

V 1 .Address

2 .Llnit

3 .Fermit 4 .Area

5 .Special place

3 HZ-INTC3 3 423

Interviewer code, an alphabetic followed by twa numerics

u A! I households

0 UZCCWAVE 1 406

Wave for which the control card was

first prepared (should be the wave in

which household came into existence)

Ll Al I households

65

DATA SIZE BEGIN

E UZFRMSLE 1 4c7

Control card item 1ZB - during the

past 12 months did sales of cropsj livestock, and other farm products from the place amount to 31DDE or

mere U All households

V 0 .Not answered

? .Yes

2 .Ns

3 .Not applicable

D uz-ACCES 1 LO8

C-m+-,’ _I, LJ b nerd item 2.3B - access to

the urit

ii A! I hoLlseholc!s

V 0 .Not apdiicat’e

Z .Cirert - skit to housunit

2 . Throush another unit

0 UZ-KTCW 1 409

Control card item 13C - kitchen facilities U Al I households V 0 .Nzt aas! icable

1 .For this unit only

2 .Al so used ‘by ancther hzuseho I d

3 . None

D UZ-LVQTR 2 41e

Contrc! card items 13E and 13E

housing/ether unit

U All househods V -9.Not answered

E.Not answered (types B and C)

l.House, apartment, flat

2.H: in ncntransient hate!) motel etc.

3.Hu, permanent in transient hotel, motel, etc.

4.Hu in rooming house

S.Mobile home or trailer with no permanent

t-cm added

b.Mobile home or trailer with one or more permanent rooms added

7.Hu not specified above

B.Quarters not hu in roomin cr boarding

house

9.Unit not permanent in transient hotel,

mctel, etc.

13.llncxupied tent or trailer site

11.&her unit nzt specified above

II I-P-UNITS 2 IL12

Control card item 14 - number of units

66

CATA SiZE BEG!N

In structure> both occupied and vacant

U Ail households V -9.Not answered

C.Not answered (types 6 and C)

l.Onlr ‘othezr’ units Z.Mobile home or trailer

3.0nej detached

4.Onej attached 5. Twc

6.3-4 7.5-9 9. I?-19 9. Xl-49

lE.SC Or more

II UZ-TENLR 1 414 C3ntrc I card /tern 15 - are the living charters:

Li All households

V C .Not answered (types B and C)

I .Owned or being bought by someone

in the household

2 .Rented for cash

3 .Occuq$ed without payment of cash rent

9 .Not answered

2 bz-‘yps 2 415

CJrtrc’ CarC / ‘,en. 16A - is the residence in a public housing project; thet is7 is

it owned by a local housing authority IJ Ai, hOUSen;: I dS

v c .Nct ar;;l /cable

1 .ves

2 .No

-1.3k

D UZ-LORNT 2 417

Ccntrol card item 169 - are you paying

lower rent because the Federal, State,

Or local government is paying part of

the cost U All househoids

V 0 .Not applicable ? .Yes

ii .No -1 .Dk

3 HZ!TM36A 1 419 Contrc I card ; tern 36A - wave number

associated with the interview status

U All households

67

HOUSEHOLD

DATA SIZE BEGIY

D HZITM36B 2 42s

Control card item 363 - interview

status code

U All households

V 1 .Interviewed 2 .No one home

3 .Temporari ly absent 4 .Refused 5 .Unable to locate 6 .Ot$er

9 .Vacant

10 .Occupied by persons with LRE

11 .Unfit or to be demolished

12 .Lhde- ccnstructior, not ready

13 -Converted to temporary business or storage 14 .Linoccupied tent or trailer site

15 .Fermit granted? ccnstruction not started

16 .Other type B

17 .Cemol ished 18 .Houre or tral ler mowed

19 . Converted to permanent business or storage

Zi! -Merged 21 . Ccndemned

22 .Othe-

D ;Z-RACE .I LZ

Contrc i card item, 37A - race at reference

oerszr - o?ly answered when household is type A noninterview

‘2 Al I households

V C .Nct adcllcabie 1 l&ite

2 :Black

3 .American Indian, Eskimo or Aleut

4 .Asian or Pacific Islander

9 .Not answered

0 UZ-SEX 1 423

Control card item 37B - sex of reference person - only applicable for type A


U All households

V 0 .Not applicable

1 .Male

2 .Femaie

9 .NJ? answered

D L!Z-SIZE 2 424

Ccntrol card item 37C - size of household -

only aprlicable for type A noninterview

households. Range = -9j30.

ZATA SIZE BEGIN

ti All households

V -9.h’ot answered

0 .Not applicable

0 UZITM38A 1 426 Control card item 3BA - wave of visit

Range = C,9.

U Al I households

7. I :9’,‘-p.g L ir,.m:iJ 3B 2 427

Control card item 380, - month of visit

Range = [1,12.

U A’I households

-\ ‘-‘~T’vS’ - -- 2 429

Contrai card item 3% - total number .I

27 ;e:-scr,a, ” 5, t; ‘J A ! househo I ,ds

V -9,Nzt anstie-ed

C .Not applicable

3 UZTCTPW 2 431

Control card i tern 3BF - tota I number

of tele9hane tails Q A; ! h;-sph- I -- u (U3 Ij P - .Not a>pIicabie

2 I ~~~!-3CD” v il._ 3 L32

cz::,trs ! card item 3BG - CST-tYO I cat-2 respondents person number

’ ! Ai I hoUsel-old5 ; C .Nct applicable

0 EZ-CClC 1 436 Ccntrol card source code 12 -

during I isting did interviewer mtss any babies or small children - first

Interview only

U All househo!ds

V 0 .Nct answered

1 .Yes

2 .No

3 l-!-z-cs:z 1 437

Contrsl card source code 12 - during listing did interviewer miss

any lodgers, bcarders or persons employed at the residence - first interview

L’ A!! households

V 0 .Not answered

1 .Yes

2 .Ko

DATA SIZE BEGIN

D HZ-CZlL : 438 Control card source code 14 -

during listing did interviewer miss

anyane who usually lives here but is

away now traveling, at sthoolj or in

a hospital - first interview

ii All households

V D .Not answered

1 .Yes 2 .xz

D I-Z-UDl6 1 439 Control card source code 16 - during listing did inte ruiewer miss anyone else staying at residence - first interview

U All hcuseholcs

V C .Not answered

: . Yes

2 .No

c sz-GGlB 1 4.40

Control card source code 18 -

to be answered during first interview at mowers new address - are ai I persons

listed an control card nob ! itiing at this address

‘d rtover househclds v s .!kr apol;cabie

1 .Yes

2 .I\;0

c e-CD23 1 441 Contra I tard source cade ZC -

to be answered during iirst interview

at mavers new address - is anyone

else living or staying here new

C Ycver households

V 0 .Not applicable

1 . Yes 2 .Nc

D HZ-DO22 8 442

Control card source codes 22, 267 301 34~

38, 42~ 46 and SD - are all persons listed

as household members during the previous wave interview still living Or staying

here. There are 8 answer fields

(1 characte- each) for waves 2 through 9.

L! AI I households

V 0 .Nct applicable

1 .Yes

2 .Nc

3ATA SIZE BEGIN

D HZ-QW4 6 450

Contro! card source codes 24, ‘23, 322 36~

40, 44, 48 and 52 - is anyone not listed during previous wave interview currently living or staying here. There are 3

answer fields (1 character each) far waves 2 through 9.

U Al I households V 0 .Not apolicable

: . Yes

2 .No * *

* Receipt of Program Benefits *

3 *

0 HZ-MEANS 1 450

Re=e 1 pt cl tone+ its from a means-tested prog-am

Id Al I hcusehcils

V 1 .One or mere persons in household received

benefits from a means-testsd program 2 .Ko person in househa!d received benefits from

a means-tested program

C HZ-CA% 1 459

Fezeiot ZJ cask, benefits ti Ai 1 hausehoids

b 1 .Pe Cr msre 9ersons in household receked cash benef Its from a means-tested ,zrogra-

2 .Fk person in househcld received cash benefits from a means-tested program

D I-1?NCASii 1 .L 460 Rezeio? 04 noncash benefits

U Ail househalds

V 1 .One or more persons in household received fzso stamps

2 .One or more persons in household received noncash benefits from a program other than

focd stamps; no person receiued food stamps 3 .No person in household received noncash benefits

* *

* Househo!d Lcw Income Cutoff *

* *

II Hz-POVS 5 461

Low income cutoff for this household.

This is an annual incame amount adjusted

to the current morlth. Range = C,3OECC.

U All hcuseholds

CA’A SIZE BEG:K

..-_

71

HOLEHOL”

Uouseha!d IncCTe Aggregates *

These aggregates were derived from * income figures that may have been *

previously topcoded. For a further *

discussion on topcoding, see the *

text section “Topcod i ng of Income *

Variables” cn pa52 6. w

*

2 I-ITTOTINC e 4.66

Total household inccme far month 2 of the reference pertod. In dollars.

Range = -1500000,1500000.

U Ail hcusebclds

D ti:Z-E4riN 7 L7L T=-,& househo! ear-ed ;n=zme for month 2

of the reference period. In dollars.

Range = C;,:S=IXX. p 4’; h3ilSehE!tS

2 !-!2-3R3P e L@l

Tctal household property income far month 2

of the reference period. 17 d=I tars.

Range = -15OODOO~l5DODDC.

U A:l households

C :+Z-TRAN 7 459

Tota! household means-tested cash transfers for mcrtk. 2 of the reference period.

!n dollars. Range = 0~ 15000C0. U All hcusehclds

D !-I?-OTHER 7 496

Tota I ‘other’ household incame far month 2

ai the reference meriod. In dollars. Range = 0~15CE35.

U Al I households

D HZNONCSI-! 6 503

Nanrasir hcusehold incame ior month 2 of

the reference period. In dai lars. Includes dollar values for fcod stamps, WIC and energy assistance. Range = G~1500000.

U All households

D HZSOCSEC 6 509 Total household sacial security income far

mcnth 2 of the reference period. In

dollars. Range = 0~1500000.

U All households

72

DATA SIZE BEGIN

D HZ-SS! 4 515 Total household sumpiemental security incame for month 2 of the reference period.

In dollars. Range = 0~1500000.

U Al I households

3 HZ-LJKEMP 4 521 Total household unemployment compensation far month 2 of the reference period. In doliars. Range = 0~15ciCC33.

U All households

D HZ-VETS 6 527

Tota / household veterans payment income for month 2 of the reference period. in

dal lars. Range = C~1500000. L: 41 ! ih~~s+s I ?s

C i-2-AFDC 6 533

Total household AFDC incame for month 2


Rar,ge = 0~ 15OXOD.

U Al I househci ds

PJ HZ-FE?? 6 539 7ZA-S / household feod stamcs received for mcrrn 2 g+ the reference Feriod. In

tie ! I a-s. Range = 3~15X!DCD.

U AI I househo Ids w * * Recoded prcgram questions *

* *

D HZ-PUB 1 545

Is this a public hausinp unit for which rent is caI lected

u All h=2s&,cids

VI . Yes 2 .Nn

D WUBA!“lT 4 546

What is the monthly rent far this public

housing unit. In dollars.

Range = -91999999.

U Households in pub, IC

V -9.Not a?pl i:abie’

housing

2 ii2-UJTLTY 1 552

Is there a utiiity payment for this unit

U Households in pub1 ic housing

V 3 .Not app’icable

DATA SlZE 6EGlN

1 . Yes 2 .No

D !-!2-ENRtY 1 553 What type of energy assistance was received

U Households receiving government energy assistance V 0 .Nat apsli=aile

1 .Checks sent to household

2 .Coupans or vouchers sent ta household

3 .PayTeFts sert elsewhere

4 .Checks and caupons or vouchers sent to

househa I d

5 .Checks sent to household and payments

szzt elsewhere

6 .COuPCnS C’ vather senr to household

and payments sent elsewhere 7 .A’! t!--ef tyoes ci ass istaxe

B HXJUK% 1 554

Are the lurches free or reduced-price

U Children 5 to 18

US .Nst apolicable

1 .Free 2 .pedu=ed-price

7 .Both _

S !-!Z-STEAK * * 555

Are t’ze breakfasts tree or redJ=ed-price

U Chi idren 5 to 18

V 0 .h;or applicable 1 A .Cree

2 .Reduced-Drice 3 .2sth

*

w Program questions *

* * *

D l-Z-4802 1 556

Check item PZ

Is this residexe owned by the

local housing authority

U Al I households

V 1 .Yes

2 .Nc - skip tc HZ-LB%

D HZ-4804 6 557 Wiiat is your monthly rent? In dol lars.

Range = -99999997. U Households in public housipc

V-9 .Not in universe

0 .NaTe

74

HOUSEHOLD

DATA SIZE BESIN

0 HZ-4806 1 563 Do ycu pay for any utilities such as water, electricity7 gas, or oil


V 0 .Not in universe

1 . Yes - sk ip to HZ-4816

2 .No - skip to HZ-4816

g HZ-4T5 v- 1 564 Cneck i tern F3 Is rent lower because government pays part of the cost

u Al I hs~use!7cids

v 1 , Yes 2 $3 - s! jp t= HZ-&Z16

c HZ-CE,Z 6 565

What is vour rmnth I y rent

In dollars. Range = -9~999999.

1; Li3tJsehaidc subsidlced by government

v-9 .Not applicable

II .None

3 HZ-L;&12 1 L 571

Dc, yoL’ Pa? fo;- any u?: ! ities such a5 tiate- electr’city, gasi or oil

‘2 pm Ice’;= I -‘s sJts -Lo d zeri bv gcL(ernnent v c .N;t ir universe

I .L . “ES 2 .Nc

3 cIz--Lp:L 6 572

What wodld the monthly rent be on this

ui;t if the gotiernment were not paying

part of the cost? In do1 lars.

Range = -99999999.

L! hlousehold subsidized by government

v-9 .Not in universe

c HZ-G16 . 576

Has this household received energy assistance from the government in

the past 4 months U All households

V 1 .Yes

2 .Nc - skip to Hz-4826 n w

* The next 3 fields (HZ-4818 through * * HZ-4822) are possibie answers t0 *

w the question: * w

75

HOLISEHOLC

BATA SiZE BEG i N

* 1Jas this assistance receiued in the * * form of checks, caupcns or vouchers * * sent to this househcld or were the * * payments sent directly to a utility * * companyr fuel dealer, or landlord * * *

D HZ-4818 1 579 Checks sent to househo!d

U Fncsehc\ds rere i vi ne: go\Jernment enepgy

ass i stance

V n .Not marked as a place where payments

were sent or not in universe based

on response ?J L-E-4816. 1 * .Marked as 2 p!ace wl-epe payments

were sent

Coupons or voichers sent to household U Households receiving government energy

assistance V 0 .Not marked as a place where payments

were sel? or net in ur;iverse based

on resgonse to HZ-4816.

1 .P”arked as a place where payments

were sent

D H2-;rez2 1 58i

FaymeTts sent directly to utility

c3mpanyj f&o1 dea!erJ 8’ landiord

LJ t-!Cus~~clds re=e;vlng government energy ass /stance

V Cl .Not marked a5 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 HZ-4824 6 582

&at was the tota I amount of the

energy assistance received by this

household during the past 4 months.

Range = 0,WWW.


assistance

V Not in universe

!I Hz-4826 i

Check item P4

588

Are there any children 5 to 18 years old who live in the household

76

OATA SIZE BEGIN

U 0111 households

V 1 .Yes

2 .No

II W-4828 1 589 Do any of the children in this

household usually eat a complete

hot lunch offered at school


V cl .Not in universe

1 .Yes 2 .NG

0 X2-4832 2 5913 L.1od many chi / drlr, Total children = 1>23.

c S-4832 1 Do any of the chi

or reduced-price

592 ldren rece

I unches th

ive free

is schcol year because they qualified

fcr the Federa I schooi lunch program

U Chi ltren age 5 to 15 V 3 .Not in universe

1 . Yes 2 .No- skip to HZ-48LC

D K-4834 2 593 Hslir many children Tctal children = l>ZiI.


V 0 .Nct in universe * *

* The next 2 fie:d s (F-12-4836 through * * l-Z-4838) are possible answers to the *

)c question: * * w

* Are the lunches free cr are they * * reduced-price *

3c *

D hZ-4836 1 595

Free lunch U Children age 5 to 18 V 0 .Not marked as a free lunch or not

in universe based on response to

K?-4832 1 .Marked as a free lunch

-._._-_ - --

77

D Hz-4838 1 536

Red-Led-price lunch



lunch or not in universe based cn response to H2-4832

1 .Marked as a reduced-price I unch

2 ~z-p&~ 1 597 Do any of the children receive free

or reduced-price school breakfasts this school year

iJ Chi Idren age 5 to 16

V3 .N-• /T universe

1 3:;

2 .k

2 t-Z-f&i2 2 593

riot: many chi Idren

Tota i children = ?,Zci.

U Chi ldren ase 5 to 13 V C .Nct in universe * * The next 2 fieids (Hz-4844 through s HZ-4%6! are possibie answers to the Y ailest icn: *

* Are the breakfasts free or are they * reduced-prixe Y

D H2-4844 :

Free breakfast

6OC


V 0 .Not marked as a free breakfast or not in universe based on response

tc H2-43LO

1 .Marked as a free breakfast

D H243L;S 1 631 Reduced-price breakfa’;Ji

U Chi Idren age 5 to 18


breakfast or not in universe based on

response to HZ-4843

1 .Marked as a reduced-price

break fast * *

* Program questions imputation ilags )c

* *

78

DATA SIZE BEGIN

D Hz-IMP01 1 602

Program questions imputation flag 1

Imputation of F-C-4804 V Cl .Not imputed

i .ImDuted

D HZ-IMP02 1 603

Program questions imputation flag 2 Imputation of HZ-48D6

V S .Not imputed

1 . Imouted

D h-2-IYPC3 1 624 Program auestiOns tmputarion flag 3

!ma~;*at / O:I V C .Nst imputed

of HZ-4815

c HZ-IT34 1 6C5

Program questicns imputaticn flag 4 Imoutation of HZ-4812

V 2 .Nct imputed

1 .Imcuted

D HZ-Iv=135 . * 626

PrGgram questions imputation flap S

!mputat t cn cf HZ-4814 ‘? c . Net i n=i;tei

A L . Imputed

D HZ-!MPDt i 637 Fr Gzram questions imautaticn flag 6 Imputation of HZ-4816

V 2 .Nct imputed A * . Imputed

D l+2-IM=E7 i 628


Imputation cf HZ-4818

V 3 .Not imputed

1 .Imputed

D Hz-IM=na 1 609

Program questitns imputation flag 8 Imputation of HZ-4820

V 0 .Not imputed 1 - . Imputed

D Hz-IMPCS 1 * 6lD Pr09ram questions imputation flag 9

Imputation of HZ-4822

DATA SIZE BEGIN

V C .Not imauted

1 . Imputed

D t-Q-IMP10 1 611 Frogram questions imputation flag 10 Imputation of Hz-4824

V 0 .Nct imputed

1 . Imputed

D HZ-!M?:l 1 612 Pr0gram questions imwtation flag 11 Imputation of Hz-4@28

V C .Yct imputed

1 .Imputed

D I%?-lMF12 1 613 ‘t-OS;- am questlons imautatio7 flat 12

Imwtaticn cf Hz-L830

V 0 .Not imputec

: . Imputed

D HZ-!MP?3 1 616

Prcgram q uestions imputation flag 13 Imputation c+ l-C-4832

V O .Nzt imputed 1 . Imlute?

2 F!---‘v3- / IL * *-. 1 615 Fr0gram questions imputaticn flag 14 ;mpura.’ : -.. of HZ-4831

V C .Nzt im;lUYLd I * . !mouted

D L:2-:MF15 1 616 Frogram questions imputation flag 15

Imputation O+ HZ-4836

VC .Uct imputed

1 . Imputed

c Hz-IMF16 1 617

Program questions imputation flag 16 Imputation of i-!2-4836

V O .Not impdtec!

1 .Imputed

D Hz-IMP17 1 618

Program questions imputation flag 17 Imputation of H2-4840

V E .Nst imputed

1 .Imputed

CATA S!ZE BEGIN

D HZ-IMP18 1 619


Imputation of HZ-b&2

V II .Not i mputed 1 . Imputed

D il2-IMP19 1 620 Program questions imputation flag 19 Imputation of HZ-LB&L

V C .Nc: imputed

1 . Imputed

D US- i M”ZS /- 1 621

Program quest i ens imputation flag 20 ImpJtation of EZ-LBI6

V2 .Nt imputed 1 . Im?‘Jted

3 H3-PiYD!D 2 622

Address ID. - This fieid

differentiates househrlds within the same psuj segment7 and serial;

that is, households which originate

out o+ ac origirlai samde househc!d

ii Ail households

D k3-M3X’w 2 62L ti--* I ,- .,P for bLi;h this hcusebcid is

defined

2 ange =‘LlZ LI A: I households

3 H3-YEAR 2 626 Yea- for which this household is

defined. Range = 83>66

L! All households

D H3-Nr’ 2 628

N umber of families and pseudo families in this household in month 3


Range = a,30

I? Ail households

0 i-:3-?=~NT 2 630

Count of number of family groups (excluding related subfamilies) in

this househcic /n month 3 of the reference oeriod.

Range = a,30 U All households

81

I-KXSEHOLD

DATA SIZE BEG:N

C ti-13-SSCNT 2 632 Count of number of related subiami!y groups in this household in month 3 of the reference period.

Range = 0~30 L! All households

D h3REFPER 5

Entry address ID and person number of the hcnsei;ld reference person in


U All households

D H3-,PP 2 639 Number of per5cns in househoid in month 3 o+ the reference period Panc;e = zt3C:

iJ AI1 households

D t-!3-BW 12 641

Base weight.

FGU~- implied decimal places.

Range = 0.3033,100000.0000

2 AlI househo!ds

D E3-WG:’ i3 653 I rz25el-;ld weight--mcnth 3.

F0;- ;rzI ;ef decimal olaze5.

Range = c.ccccl~1D~ooc.cocn C A! I households

D ?3+SC 665 l-!df 5amFle co e *cl for variance estimation

3 All households

5 %-STRAT 2

Stratum c-+ -Ue Sor variance estimation

U All households

D H3-STATE 2 668

FIPS State code for the household U Al I househo;& Li Cl .Alabama

04. Ar i zona 05.Arkansas Db.California

DB.Colcrado DS.Connect i cut

lD.DeIaware

11.Distritt of Columbia

lZ.Florida

82

HOUSEHOLD

DATA SIZE BEGIN

13.Georgia

15.Hawai i

17.Illino~s

18.lndiana 19. Iowa ZO.Kansas 21 .Kentucky

ZZ.Louisiana Z3.Maine 3b.r?a cyland 25.Massachusetts Zb.Michigan 27.Mi nne5ota

29.~iisouri

* 3p.vG7taTS

31.Nebraska )( 12. +-+,,a&

+ 33. New Hamos’+ I re

3L.New Jersey

l&.New YE?;<

37.North Carolina

* 38.North Dakota 39.0hic

LCl.Oklahoma 41 .Oregcr.

LZ.Pennsy!van;a .

bL;.Rhcde 15 'ani

L5.S9~tn Car;’ ina

&7.Tennessee

48. Tevas * L9 .Utah

w SC.Ve-mc1t

51,Virgin;a

53.Washi ngtsn

55.Wisconsin

90.Idaho, New Mexico, South Dakota> Wyoming Sl.Plississippi~ West Virginia

* Note: These six States (NH>VTYND~MTIUT,NV) * * are not incIdded in wave 1~ but will be *

* inciudel in future waves. *

D H3-MSTRC 1 67C

Metro/Residual Status

U All households

V 1 .In metropolitan subsample

2 .N?+ WC in metrODo itar subfamily (may be

metro Or nonmetro)

0 H3-MSA 4 67:

identifiable MSA/CMSA codes as

defined in 1983

83

HOUSEHO,::

DATA SIZE BEGIN

U All hcuseholds V CO3C .Not in metropci itan subsample Or not

in an identifiable MSA Cl60 .Albany-Schenectady-Troy, NY 0640 .Austin, TX

0840 .Beaumont-Port Arthur> TX

lDD0 .Birminyham, AL

1122 .Boston-Lawrence-Salem, MA-NH CM%

(part in MA only)

1292 .Bdffal o-Niagara Falls, NY CMSA 1602 .Chicayo-Gary-Lake County (IL),

IL-IN-WI CMSA (parts in IL and IN only)

1642 .Cincinnati-Ha~iltGn~ OH-KY-IN CMSA

(parts in OH and KY oniy)

1692 .C!eweiand-Akron-Lorain, OH CMSA 184G .Columbus> OH

:?zz .3a ! !a~-~crt Wzrth, TX CMSA

2 33C .Dayton-Sprinyfieidq 314

2252 .DerL,er-Bou I der J CO CM5A 2162 .Detroi t-A?r; Arbcr > MI CMSA

ZIICD .EugeneTSpringfieidJ OR 2843 .Fresro, CA

3123 .Greensboro-Winstcr&alem--High Poi-t, NC

3240 .Harrisburg-Lebanon-Carlisle, PA

3Z82 .Hartford-New Britain-Middletown, CT CM5A

332: .!+:.G/LIIuJ Hi

3362 .Houston-Galveston-Brazoria, TX CMSP

3480 .Indianapolis, IN

3762 .Kansas City9 MC-Kansas City, KS CM5A

(part in MO oniy) 4OOD .Lancaster, PA 4472 .Lcs Angeies-Anaheim-Riuerside, CA CMSA

4723 .Madison, WI 4920 .Memphis, TN-AR-MS (part in TN only)

4992 .Miami-Fort Lauderda!e, FL CMSA

5G8Z .Mi Iwaukee-Racine, WI CMSA

5160 .MobileJ AL

5360 .Nashuille, TN

5483 .New Haven-Merideny CT

5560 .New Orleans, LA

5632 .New York-Northern NJ-Long Island,

NY-NJ-C? CMSA

5880 .Oklahoma City, OK

5920 .Omaha, NE-IA (part in NE only)

5961: .Orlando> FL

6162 .Philadelphia-Wilmington-Trenton,

PA-NJ-DE-MD CMSA (parts in PA,

NJ, and DE only)

6230 .Phoenix, AZ

6282 .Pittsburyh-Beaver Valley, PA CMSA

. . .--

84

DATA S!ZE BEGIN

6442 *Portland-Vancouver, OR-WA CMSA (part in OR only)

68413 .Rochester, NY

6920 .Sacramento, CA

7042 .St. Louis-E. St Louis-Alton, MO-IL CMSA (par? in MO only)

7580 .Salemr OR 7240 .San Antonio, TX

7320 .San Diego, CA 72X .San An-,onlo~ TX

73213 .San Diego, CA 7362 .San Francisco-Oakland-San Jose, CA CMSA T’S69 .Scrantcn+l Ikes-Sarre, FA

81333 .Springiieldj MA 1”C7 -- vLdd . I =mpa -St. D2tersburg-Clearwat2rr ye

84DD .Tol edo, 06

2522 .Tucson! AZ

esc .Tu! sa, OK

8643 . Wash i ngtcn j DC-MC-VA

8960 .W2st Paim Sea&-‘Soca RaTon-Delray

B2aci-r~ FL

9240 .Worcester > M4

?26G .York I PA 93ZC .Youngstown-Warren, 0%

* *

* Editec con.tro’ card fields * n *

0 H3-AXES 675

Cor,troi card I tom 133 - access to the unit

‘J Ail hcis2kc’ds

V [I .Not app;icab:e

1 .Direct - sk;p to hsusunit


D H3-KTCHN 1 676

Control card item 1X - kitchen +acilities

U A!1 hous2hoids

V C .Not appiicable

1 .F or this unit only 2 .Also used by another household 3 .None

D I-PLVQTR 2 677

Contr 0 I card i terns 13C and 13E - housing/other unit

U All househclds

v 1 .House 9 apartment, fiat

2 .Hu in nontransient hotel, motel etc.

3 .Hu> permanent in transient hotel, motel, etc.

es

HO’USEHO’L”

DATA S!ZE BEGIN

L .UL in rooming house

5 .X0bi le home or trai ler with no permanent

rccm added 6 .Mcbi ie home or trailer with one or more

permanent roons added 7 .Hu not specitied above 8 .Cuarters not hu in rooming or boarding

house 9 .ilnit not permanent in transient hotel)

mctel) etc.

lG .Unoccupied tent or trailer site

11 .Other unit not speci+ied absue

c: Ez-‘JN: TS 2 679

C0rtroi card item 14 - nunb2r OS units

in structure, both occupied and vacant IJ Cl / i~~52k,~ I d5 v 1 .or:y ’ c+-hel- ’ 2: i ts

2 .Yrb1!2 home or trailer

3 .One, detached 4 .One, attached 5 .Twc

6 .3-4 7 .5-9

8 .13-19 9 . ‘23-49

IP f=? d.- .w- at- mor2

c H3-TEN-R 1 6Pl

Ccntro! card item 15 - are the living

c;dZl <EC5 :

c! 4’1 households

v: .Owneo Cr being bought by someor:e in the household

2 .Rented Scr cash 3 .Occupied without payment of cash rent

0 E3-PLWS 1 682

Control card item 16A - is the residence

in a pubiic housing project; that is,


U Al I households

V !I .Not appl icabI2

: .Y2S

2 .No

3 H3-LOW? 1 683

Conzt-ol card item 168 - are you paying I cwer rent because the Federa! P State,

Or local government is paying part of the COST

et

HousEHClLD

‘J A!! households vo .Nst applicable

1 .Yes

2 .No

0 H3-RACE 1 504

Controi card item 37A - race of reference person - only answered when househoid is type A noninterview

ii All hnuse~c;ck

V il .Not applicable

1 .WSi?e 2 .Siack 3 .American Incianl Eskimo or Pleut L .As ;ar, or Paciiic islanber

9 ?I-SEX 62.5

Contrcl card ftem 376 - sex of reference

person - only app! ica’oie ior type G

noninterview housenolds

2 AI; households

‘J C .Nct apDl icab’e

1 .f%ie

2 .Ferr,ale

0 H3-S1Z 2 686 C z3tr2 I tar ci Iten; 37z - size of househcld -

only aspiicable 12m twe A no7 i nterv ej; households. Range = Or32

2 All hcusehoids ‘J :: .Nct applicable * w )c Preedited celt;-cl card section * * *

C H3-SMIPL 2 688

Sample code - indicates panel year

L All households

D H3-SE; 1 69E

Segment type - item 4 on the control

card U All households Vl .Address

2 .Unit 3 *Permit 4 .Area

5 .Speciai place

C H3-INTKI 3 691

Interviewer code7 an alphabetic

87

HOLl!%EHO!L

DATA SIZE BEGIN

followed by two numerics

Ll Ail households

D UXCWAVE 1 694 Wave for which the control card was

first prepared (should be the wave in which household came into existence)

U Al I households

D C3!FRMS’LE 1 695 Contrcl card item 12B - during the past 12 mcnths did sales of crows>

1ivestock~ and other farm products

from the place amount to BlOOO or

mere

U All households

V i: .Not answered 4 . Yes

; .ik

3 .Not applicabie

D LPACCES 1 696

Ccntrol card item 13B - access to

the unit U Al I households

V G .Nct applicable i .Dlrect - sk’p to hcusunit

2 . ThrOGgr, another un i t

5 ‘~7’-LgCyI:; 1 * 697

Contrcl card item 13C - kitchen facilities

U A; I hajseholds

V 0 .Not applicable

1 .For this unit on!y

2 .Alsa used by another household

3 .None

2 :3-LVQTR 2 698

Contra I card items 13D and 13E

hcus ins/other unit

U All households V -9.Not answered

O.Not answered (types B and C)

?.!-!ouse~ agartmenty flat 2.Hu in nontransient hotel, motel etc.

3.HuJ permanent in transient hotel, motel, etc.

4.Hu in roomins house

B.Mobile home or trailer with no permanent

room added 6.Mobi le home or trailer with one or more

permanent rooms added

BEI

Halsa-loLc

DATA SIZE BEGIN

7.H.u not specified above

B.Quarters net hu in rooming or boardins

house 9.LJnit not permanent in transient hotel)

motel, etc. lCl.Unoccupied tent or trailer site ll.Other unit not specified above

3 u3-WITS 2 7EC

Control card item IL - number C+ units

in structure, both occupied and vacant

LI Ail households

V -9.Not answered

C.NC answered (types 5 and C)

:.0niy ’ ctse*. ’ sn; ts

2.Mobile home or trai ler

3 .C)ne? detached b.One, attached = -wz -.

6.3-L

7.5-9

E. 10-19

9. zu-LL9

13.5C Or mere

2 2;3-?yNLE 1 A 7C2 Czrt-; / Car*? item 15 - are the living

c;uarters:

U Al I households ‘V :: .Nar answered (types ‘2 and C)

1 .Owned or being bought by scmeone jr t+e househo!d

2 .Rented for cash

3 .Ckcupied without payment of cash rent 9 .Not ansuiered

3 L3-P!LWS 2 733

Control card item 164 - is the residence

in a public hous;ns orojecti that isI is

it owned by a local housing authority

U All households

V Ll .Not applicable

1 .Yes

2 .No

-1 .Dlc

yJ c7-l ORpp -A 2 705 ContrOl card item 165 - are you paying lower rent because the Federal P State,

Or local government is paying part of the cost

DATA c

u Al ! househo I ds

V C .Nct ap~litab

i . Yes

2 .No

-1.Dk

IZE BEGIN

Ie

D H3ITM36A 1 707

Ccntrol card item 36A - wave number associated with the interview status

L: A’ I hcLsehoi&

D E3 : T!Y36B 2 708

Control card item 368 - interview

status code 2 A?1 ; ,m htds&zics

V 1 .Interuiewec

2 .Nz cne hcme

3 .Temo2ra: 1 ! i, 2SfeFt

L .Refused

5 .‘Unable to locats

6 .Other 9 .Vacant

1C .Oc;zcied by persons with URE 44 ..I .Lhfit 3' to be demolished

iZ .Under ccn5truction~ not ready *- 1 11

.~Onvrrted to temporary business or starage

. LiXEEti’; :ed tent or trai ler site 15 .F err-c : t granted 1 c075truction nclt started

16 .Other tyne B

17 .Demolished

i6 .i+use or trailer moved

19 .Converte d to permanent business or storage

2E . MorSeti

21 .Condemned

22 .Other

D L5RACE 1 715

COr.trO I =3rd /tern 37A - race of reference

person - only answered when household

iS type A ncr,lnterwiew

U Al1 househcids

V 0 .Nct apclicable 1 .White

2 .Blark

3 .American Indian7 Eskimo or Aleut LL .Asian or Pacific Islander

9 .Not answered

D ‘m-SEX 1 711

Control card item 378 - sex of reference

person - only applicable for type A

DATA SIZE BEGIN


U All households

V Cl .Nct applicab!e

1 .Male 2 .Female 9 .Not answered

D ti3-SIZE 2 712 Contra I card item 37C - size of household - on!y aq/;cabie for type A non i nterv IO”

households. Range = -9,30. U PI I households

V -9. N;t answered

0 .Not ap9licable

0 23 !T”3&P , 71b

Control care item 3% - uave of visit

!?a-se = C:9.

I! All househo!ds

s LT!Tr!3@E 2 715 COntr0 I rard item 388 - month of visit

Range = D,Z. C A1 I househo’es

D U3TOTVST 2 7i7 Cart-c / ca*d i tern 3,YD - tota / number

;’ pepccra: v:s;ts

U Al I househo: ds

‘V -9.??ot answered 0 .Not a+=icable

” Li3TOTsiN u 2 719 Contra I Eat-d item 39’ - totai number

of telephcne calls U All households

V 0 .Not asllirable

0 LXCRS?3 3 721

Control card item 38G - control card

respondents person number

ii All households

V 0 .Not applicable

D ii3-cl013 1 724


during listing did interviewer miss any babies or small children - first

interwielu only U All households V 0 .Not answered

__.-

DATA SIZE BEGIN

1 .Yes 2 .No

C H3-DO12 1 72s

Control card source code 12 - during Iist’ing did interviewer miss

any Lodgers, boarders or persons employed

at the residence - first interview

U All households

V C .Not ansue:-ed

1 .Yes 2 .No

3 H3-0314 1 726 tJ”t..t : card Source code 14 - during listing did interviewer miss zn,Jsne who usua I !y I lves here but is

awav now travel irg, at school, or in

a hnssital - fir-St interview

U Al I households

V 0 .Not answered

1 .Yes

2 .No

E H3-3216 1 727

CmtrEi card source rode 16 - during listing c’;r! interviewer miss anyone

else s+2 _ ?,in9 a: residen.ce - first Interview

Ll All households

V 0 .Nct answered 1 .Yes

2 .No

0 H3-XI18 1 728


to be answered during first interview

=t movers new address - are all persons listed on control card now living at this

address U Mower households

V C .Not applicable 1 .Yes

2 .No

D H3-DC120 1 Ccntrol card source code 20 - to be answered during first interview

at movers new address - is anyone

else living or staying here now

U Mower households

V D .Not applicable

92

HOEEtiQLD

DATA SIZE BEGIN

1 .Yes

2 .No

D H3-0022 6 730

Control card source codes 22~ 26, 30, 31L) 38, LL2, Lb and SD - are all persons listed

as housahold members during the previous wave interview still living or staying

here. There are B answer fields

(1 character ear-S) for wa’des 2 through 9.

U All households V 0 .Not applicable

? .Yes

2 .Nz

c) l+3-D32L B 73a =3n’-- I - LI isrf 53rze c&es ZL, 2, 321 36,

ice, LL, LS ard 52 - is anyone net I isted

during previous wave interview currently

Iiwinc YR stayins here. There are B

answer fields (1 character each) for

tiaves 2 through 9. U All househc!ds

V 0 .Not appI ;=ab1e 1 .Yes

2 . ys

+t

* Receict c1 =-zg-zr SoneL

?r

c I-i3-rEA+E 1 7fi6

Rei2ipt CL benefits from

program

I: All households

*

?C *

*

a means-tested

V 1 .One or more bersons in household received

benefits from a means-tested program 2 .No oersor, in household received benefits from


D H3-C4SH i 7L7

Receipt of cash benefits

U All households

V 1 .One or more persons in househoid received cash benefits from a means-tested program

2 .No person in household received cash benefits


D ‘hi3NCASHS i 71e8

Receict of nsncash benefits

‘2 4; I households V 1 .One or more prso-s in household received

DATA SIZE BEGIN

93

HOUSEHOLD

food stamps 2 .One or more persons in hcusehold received

noncash benefits from a program other than food stampsi no person received food stamps

3 .No person in household received noncash benefits * * * Household Low Income Cutcff * N *

D !-!3-POVS 5 749

Lcw income cutoff for this household.

This is an annEal income amount adjusted

tc the current month. Range = 0~3O@Gil. iJ A;I households + * * Household Income Aggregates * x I. T+se aggregates were derived +rom * n income figures that may have been * * previously topcoded. For a further * * discussion on topcoding, see the *

* text section “Topcoding of Income * * Variab!es” on page 6. *

* *

E H3TOT:NC 5 754

Tctal household income for month 3

of the reserence pev ijd. In dollars.

Ranse = -i5~C"13,1SrTlTr --u--. U All houseiclds

“u s-:3-EARN 7 762 Total household earned income fcr morlth 3 af the reference period. !n dollars. Range = 0~15OOCD5.

U Al! households

0 hJ-PROP 6 769

Total household property income for month 3 of the reference period. In dol lars.

Range = -1500tm~1500000. U All households

0 I-B-TRW 7 777

Total household means-tested cash transfers

for month 3 of the reference period. In dollars. Range = 0~1503%Xl.

LI All households

D !-!3-OTHER 7 764 Tota I ‘Ether ’ household income for month 3 of the reference period. In dollars.

9h

HOUSEHOLD

DAT4 SIZE EEG:N

Range = C~l50333P.

ti All households

D H3NONfS-l 6 Xl

Noncash household income for month 3 of the reference period. In dollars. Includes dollar values for fcod stamps, WIC and energy ass i stance. Range = 0,1500000.

U All households

D H3SOCSEC 6 797 To*-2 I househoid social security income for month 3 of the reference period. In 501 lars. Range = g,152mccg,

U PI I households

3 ip-ss: t 853

Tctai household supp’eeental security

Income for month 3 of the reference period.

In dollars. Gange = E~15DDDDC.

U A! I households

C H3”LM’lP 6 8C9

Total household unemployment compensaticn L (or month 3 of the reference period. In

dol lars. ,Ra,nge = * 3,‘53COC~. U A!l hoaseholds

c Hi3-VETS 6 515 Tcta I househcld veterans payment income

for TGT?~ 3 of t.he reference period. In

dol lars. Range = DY 152DDCD.

U AlI households

D l+3-AFDC 6 821

Tota! household AFDC income for month 3


Range = 07150G000. U All households

C V3-FDSTP 6 e27 Total household fcod stamps received for

month 3 of the reference period. In dol lars. Range = D~“r5DCGDD.

U Al I households * * * Recoded program questions * * *

D H3-PUB :! 933

is this a public housing unit for which

95

HOUSEHO,D

DA’A SiZE BEGIN

rent is coi lected

U A! I households

V 1 .Yes 2 .No

D H3PUBAMT 6 What is the month

housing unit. In Range = -9,999999

!! Htusei-olds /T publ ic

834 ly rent for this

dot lars.

housing

V -9.Not appi I

D H3-UTLTY

Is there

U Househclds

V 0 .Not appl A

. Yes

; .Yz

D H3-ENRGY

cab I e

1 em

pub1 ic

is unit a utility payment for th n ~ubl ic hcusing

cab i e

1 841 What type of energy assistance was received

2 Househc ! ds receiving government energy assistance V 0 .Nct applicable

.

.L .Checl;s sent to househcl d 2 .cOuDons o* vouchers ser,t to houseic!d

3 .?ayments sent elsewhere 4 .Cnecks and COUPC~S or vouchers sent tc

househc! d

5 .c+z: 5 sent +n -- househc!d and payments

sent elsewhere

6 .Coupons 0r voucher sent to household

and payments sent e I sewhere

7 .Al i three types of assistance

D H3-LLM2-l 1 842

Are the lunches free or reduced-price

C Children 5 to 18

V 0 .Not applicable

1 .Free

2 .Reduced-price

3 .Both

D H3-BREAK 1 843

Are the breakfasts free or reduced-price

U Children S to 18

V C .No? app/ icabie

1 .Free

2 .Reduced-price

3 .ect!, * * * Program questions * * *

96

DATA SiZS BEGIN

D ti3-48DS 1 844

Check item PZ Is this residence owned by the

local housing authority

U All households V 1 .Yes

2 .Nc - skip to H3-4808

D H3-4804 4 0E ?;La- ; 5

Ran;e

yGur monthly rent3 in dollars.

= -9,999999.

L: Households in public housing V-9 .Not in uniuerse

0 .Ntne

0 ti3-48% 1 A F’ 4- 32 :,=‘A may far any ut i I i ti es Such as liaterj e!ectricity, yasj or Oil

‘L HGcsshzlds in aubl i= housing

VO .N;t in universe

1 . Yes - sk i p to H3-4816

2 .Nc - skip tc H3-4.516

3 H3-Lam 1 852 Check item P3

Is rent lcwer because povernmeT* pays pa-t of We cost d

Ii

” la: : hzusehc / ds V 1 .Yes

2 .Nc - skip to H3-4816

C H3-Le?:C 6 e53 What is your monthly rent

In dol ears. Range = -97999999.

U Households subsidized by government V-9 .Not applicable

0 .Ncne

D H3-4812 1 859

DD YOU pay +or any util ities such as water, electricity7 gas> Or oil

U Househoids subsidized by government V 0 .Not in universe

1 .Yes 2 .No

D H3-4914 6 860 &at would the monthly rent be on this

unit if the government were not payiny

part o+ the cost? In dollars.

Range = -9,999999.

97

DATA SIZE BEGIN

ir H0cs2h0ld subs:d;zed by government

V-9 .Not in universe

D W-4816 1 866 Has this household received energy

assistance from the gcuernment in the past 4 months

L All households V 1 .Yes

2 .No - skip t0 *

* The next 3 + * E3-4822 ) a r e + the quest, 2:: )c

?c ‘Zas this ass

c(3-4825 *

elds (H3-4819 through *

possible answers to *

*

stance received in the * SF +Z”.m s+ checks, c0dpons or vouch2rs * ic sent to this hcusoboid cr were the *

* payments sent directly to a utility * * tompa-y J +bei dea:er, or landlord * * *

D ti34819 i a67 Checks sert tc household

U Househzlds receiving government energy assistarce

v ;3 .NZZ marked as a plaze where qaymentr w2re se7r cr not in universe based

cr respcnse tc H3-4816.

i .Ma-iced as a place where payments

we-e s2nt

D H3-4e22

1

A. 862

coupons O’^ vouchers s2nt to household

L’ Househo!ds receiving government energy

assistance

V 0 .Not marked as a p!ace where payments were sent or not in universe based on response to B-4816.

1 .Marked as a plaze where payments

were sent

D H3-4822 1 069

Payments sent directly to uti\ity

company 7 tuel dealer> or landlord ‘u’ Households rereiving government energy

ass i stance

V 0 .Not marked as a place where payments

were sent or net in universe based

on response to l-C!-4816.


were Sent

KGL!!HoLD

DATA SLE BEGIN

D H34aZic 6 a7G What was the total amount of the energy assistance received by this household during the past 4 months.

Range = 0,9999w.


ass i stance

V Not in universe

2 H3492c; 1

Check i tern PhL

a76

Are there any children 5 to 16 years c’d who live in the household

ti Ail households V 1 .Yes

2 .No

D c3-4e2e 1 a77

DC any o+ the children in this

househoid usual iy eat a complete

hot lunch o++ered at school

U Children age 5 tn 18

v c .Nct in universe

1 .yes

2 .Nc

7Jb m;lny ~‘7; 3rer,

Total children = 1,X.

U Ch i ldren age 5 to 18 V 0 .Not in universe

3 I-i34832 i am DO any O+ the children receive free

or reduced-pr Ice I unches this

school year because they qualified

for the Federal schccl lunch

program

L’ Chi ldren age 5 to 12


1 .Yes

2 .No- skip to H3-4&C

D K34831 c) i aai

How many children

Total chi ldren = 1,20.

U Children age 5 to iB V 0 .Not in universe * *

* The next 2 fields (h!3-4936 through Y * H3-4838) are possible answers to the *

_._. _-_-.

99

HOU&lOLD

DPTP SIE BEGIN

* CCCst:Cn: - t * *

* Are the lunches free or are they *

* reduced-price *

* *

.D H3-4836 1 a83

Free lunch


V;: .Nzt marked as a free lunch cr not in universe based on response to

m-4832 1 .Marked as a free lunch

c 334938 1 aaL Reduced-price lunch

U CSi Idren age 5 to 1-C


lunch or not in universe based on

response to H3-4832 1 4. . Marked as a reduced-price

I unch

3 m-Lax 1 a85 Do any of the children receive free

or reduced-price schocl breakfasts this schcol year

!’ ‘k: Idcat-? - p 5 tc 13 - - - cls- V 0 .Nct in universe

1 . Yes

; .Nc

D H3-4842 2 886

How many children

Total children = 1~20.


V (3 .Nst in universe *

* The next 2 fields (H3-4944 through

* H3-4846) are possible answers to the

w question: *

* Are the breakfasts free or are they * reduced-price *

D t-n-4844 1 * 888

Free breakfast


V 0 .Not marked a5 a free breakfast or

not in universe based on response

HOUSEHOLD

DATA SIZE BESIN

to H3-4843

1 .Marked as a free breakfast

D H3-4846 1 889 Reduced-price breakfast

Li Children age 5 to 18 V 0 .Not marked as a reduced-price

breakfast or not in universe based on response to H3-L840


breakfast * * * Program questicns imputation flags * * *

0 H3-IMP31 1 893 C*Ogram quest ions imputaticn flag 1 Im=:tatic;l zf K3-4804

V C .Not imputed

i . : m;;pLtad

D H3-IMP132 1 891 Program questions imputation flag 2

Imputation of H3-48C6 V 0 .Not imputed

i . !mDiJted

3 g3-!“10’7 - -1 1 992

Program cuestlons imputation flag 3

Imwtat ion of H3-4813

V @ .Not imputed

1 .Imouted

D H3-IMP04 1 893 Program question5 imputation flag 4 Iaputaticn of H3-4812

V 3 .No+ imputed

i . Imputed

“v H3-IWO5 1 894


Imputation of H3-4814

V 0 .Not imputed

1 . Imptited

13 !+3-!MPc36 1 895 Program question5 imputation flag 6 Imputation of H3-4816

V 0 .Not imputed

1 . Imputed

DATA SIZE BEGIN

D H3-IMpG7 1 896 Program questions imputation flag 7 Imputation of H3-4818

V 0 .Not imputed

1 . Imputed

D H3-IMPC8 1 897


Imputatio;l of H3-4820

V E .Ncr imputed

1 . Imputed

D H3-IMP09 1 898 Program auest / 015 imoutat iOn f Ias 9 Impctat i cr. 0’ F3-4822

V 0 .Nor imputed

: . Imoutsd

D H3-iMP1S 1 899 PrOgram questions imputation flag 10

Impu?atio;l of H3-4824

V D .Not imputed

1 . ImEluted

C H3-IMP11 1 930 FrOgram questions imputaticn flag li Ims ,tat i cr

L: C .kt-imputed cf H3-A823

I . . Imputed

D H3-;YP:2 1 9F4

Prcgram qcesticns impSation flag 12 impjtaxion Of H3-4833

V C .Nct imputed

1 . Impited

D H3-IF13 1 9n2

Prog-am questicns imputation flag 13

!mautat i en of H3-4832 V 0 .Ntt imputed

1 . Imputed

D H3-IMP14 1 903

Program questicns imputation fiag 14 Imputation of H3-4834

V D .Nct imputed

1 . Imputed

D H3-IW15 1 9E4

PrOgram questions imputation flag 15 Imputation of F3-4836

lC2

HOLSEHOLD

CATA SiZE BEGIN

‘V C .Not imputed

1 . Imputed

G H3-iMP16 1 9c5


inputat i on of H3-4838

V D .Not imputed 1 .Imwted

3 H3-i”C:7 0, 1 9%

Program questions imputation flag 17 Imputation of H3-484S

V D .Nct imputed

: . Imputed

0 '43-i?F?3 1 i 9D7

Pr cg-am qu2st/o75 imputation flag 18 !~=‘~+-i+- 10~ CB H7-LSL7 -

V E .Not imputed t - . Imputed

D H3-IMP?9 1 * 9oe

C:-cgram questions imputation flag 19 iR>;tatiT? r+ s-bau

V 3 .Kc? imputed

1 . Imputed

7 ~7-TMc3q a,-- L-

1 * 9c9

Prz=r arf cuestions imputation flag ZD

Imputat i on cf H3-4846 . V 3 .Not imputed

1 A . Incjted

c HL-AC3 13 2 9lC Address ID. - This field

differentiates households within

the same pSu7 segment7 and serial; that is, households which originate cut of an criginal sampie household

C Al I hcuseholds

D H4-MONTH 2 912 Month for which this household is

defined.

Range = 1912

IL’ A I I hcusel-,c I ds

C Y4-YEAR 2 914

Year fcr which this household is

defined.

Range = 83,86 U All househclds

GATA S!ZE BEGIN

EH4-W 2 916 Number of families and pseudo families in this household in month 4 of the reference period.

Range = E,3G U AI I househo I ds

0 H4-FFCNT 2 918

Count of number of family groups

(exciud ing related subfamilies) in

this household in month 4 of the

reference period.

Ran=0 = 0,3C

L’ AlI - house+= ids

c I-IL-SSCNT 2 920

c;LJ;: z+ 2nber oi relate? sill-iani;y

grzzps in this household in mcnth 4

cf the reference period. Range = 0,3C

U Al I hcxuseholds

D H4QEFER 5

Entry address IE and perscn number ci

the household reference person in

mcnt!, 4 of the reference peri&

Ll Ai I houseLzldr

E H-6-w 2 927

Numbe- ef persc^ns in househo!d in

mxth 3 of the reierence period Range = 0~30

c A! ( !-aisehs i ds

D !-L-W 12 929

Base weight. Fcur ;rns I ied decimal =laces.

Range = O.ECDG~1DOE~D.OOilO

U All househoids

c l-k-WGT 12 941

Household tieight-month 4.

Four implied decimal places.

Range = 0.Z00~~100000.0303

U Al I households

D HL-HSC 1 953 Half sample c&e for variance est

U Al I househcllds imation

D H4-STRAT 2 956 Stratum code for variance estimat

il AII househo!ds ion

DATA SIZE BEGIN

D HL-STATS 2 956

FIPS State code for the household

U All househoids

V Cll.Alabama

04.Arizona OS.Arkansas

Ob.Calitornia

OB.Colorado @?.Connecticu? lC.Delawa-e ll.District of Cclumbia lZ.Florida

13.Georgia lS.Hada i I

17.111 irois

18. IndIana

19. icwa

2O.K ansas

Z? .Kenturky

ZZ.Louisiana

23.Maine

24.Maryland

ZS.Massachusetts 26.Michigan

Z?.!?i nnesnta

29.Missouri * 3c ph-4-73 . lL/ b=

31,Nebrasie

* 32, Neva,da * 33.Neb Ham=shi;re

34.New Jersey

36,New Ycrk

37.North Carci ,na

* 38.North Dakota

3’?.0hio

4ll.OkIahoma

41 .Orescn

LZ.Fennsy!vania U.Phode Island 6q couth Carol i na _.I 47.Tennessee

4B.Texas Y 69 .&ah * 53.Vermont

Sl.Virginia

53.Washington

55.Wisccnsin

90. Idaho j New Mex I co 1 South Dakota, Wyoming

9l.Mississippi, West VirginLa

* Ncte : These six States (NH~VT~ND~MTYUTJNVV) *

* are not included in wave 19 but will be n

* incluced in +uture waves. *

.----.-. --.

lZ5

HOUSEHOLD

DATA SIZE BEGIN

D H-14-METRO 1 958 Metro/Residual Status

U All households V 1 .In metropolitan subsample

2 .Not in metropolitan subfamily (may be metro or nonmetro)

D H4-MSA 4 959 Identifiable MSA/CMSA codes as

defined in 1983

U All households

V DDOD .Not in metropolitan subsample or not

in an identifiable MSA

Cl?63 .Albany-Szheneztady-Troy> NY

GUS .Austin, ‘X

OS40 .Beaumont-Port Arthur, TX 1”yz; .B’ Irmlngiamr AL

1122 .9cston-L awrence-Salem, MA+- CMSA

(par t in MA only) 1292 .Eu+falo-Niagara Falls~ NY CMSA 1602 .Chicago-Gary-Lake County (IL),

IL-IN-WI CMSA (parts in IL and IN only) i64Z .Cincinnati-Hami!tonJ OH-KY-IN CPTSA

(parts in 3H and KY only)

1692 .Cleueland-Akron-Lorain, OH CM%

1840 .Columbus, OH

1922 .Dal:as-Fort Worth, TX CMSA

ZDDD .Dayton-SpringLie’?, OH

ZC!SZ -Denver-Eculder, CO CMSA

2162 .Detrc it-Ann Arbor, MI CMSA

24DG .Eugene-Springfield, OR

294D .Fresno, CA 3:x .Greensborc--Winston-Salem-+iigh

Point, NC

3240 .Harrisourg-Lebanon-Carlisle, PA

3282 .Hartford-New Britain-Middletown, CT CM% 332D .Honoiu!u, HI

3362 .Houston-Galveston-Bratoriar TX CMSA 3480 .Indianapol is, IN

3762 .Kansas City, MO-Kansas City, KS CMSA (part in MO only)

4DDD .Lancaster, PA

4472 .LOS Angeies-Anaheimdiuersider CA CMSA

47Zl .Madison, Wi

4923 .Memphis, TN-AR-MS (part in TN only)

4992 .Miami-Fort Lauderdale, FL CMSA

5C82 .MiIwaukee-Racinel WI CMSA

S16D .Mobi le, AL

5360 .Nashv; I lej TN 5480 .New Haven-Meridenr CT 5560 .New Orleans, LA

105

HOUSEHOLC

3ATA SiZE SEGIN

5632 .New York-Northern NJ-Long Island, NY-NJ-CT CM

5890 .Oklahoma City, W

592U .Omahaj NE-IA (part in M: only) 5960 .Or Iando, FL

6152 .Philadetphia4JiImingron-Trenton,

PA-NJ-DE-MD CrsA (parts in PA, NJ, and DE only)

5200 .Phcenixr AZ (-232 .Pittsburgh-Seaver Valley, PA CMSA 5&Z .Portland-Vancouver, OR-WA CMSA

(part jn OR crly) 6’310 .Rochester, NY 5922 .Sacramento, CA 7C&2 =- I n .is*. ._C. --- St Louis-Alton, M(?-!L CMSA

(part in MO only)

7292 .Saler. 07

72L3 San &tonic, TX

73x :san Diegc, CA

72LO .San Antonic, TX

7320 .San Diego, CA

7362 .San Francisco-Oakland-San Jose, CA C??SA

7550 .Scranton-l&Ikes-Sarrej PA

BCX .Sorinc+le’i, x4

e23a . Tampa%. Petersburg-Clearwater, FL

6LC2 . TGliiclZ, SH cc-- -i-r . TL?csz”, PZ

255’ I .T L!s~L) 3K 0ei3 . L: _’ a=’ i ngton J DC+lD-VA

8955 .West Pa!m Geach-Soca Raton-Delray Eeach, FL

924C *iJcr =ps11.. YIF, _-. , 9253 .Ycrk, PA

9320 .Youngstown-Zarren, OH * )t

* Ed;ted control card fields W * *

i? HL-ACCES 1 953

Control card item 138 - access to

the unit

U All households

V 0 .Not applicable 1 .Direct - skip to housunit


D YL-KTCW< 1 96G Control card item 13C - kitchen facilities

U Al I househni ds

V Cl .Not applicable

1 .For this unit only

. -_.-. __

DATA SiZE BEG! tv

2 .Also used by another household

3 .None

DH4

U Al Vl

2 3

-I ,VQTR 2 955

Control card items 13D and 13E - hcus i rig/otter un i t

households

House, apartmentj flat Hu in nontransient hotel, motel etc. Hi;: permanent in transient hotel, motel, etc.

4 .Hu in rooming house

5 .Mobile home or trailer with no permanent room added

5 .Mnbile home or trailer wit!- one or mere

permaner? rooms added

7 .Hu not specified above

8 .Gua-ters not hu in rooming or boarding

hcuse

9 .Unit not permanent in transient hotel, mote’, etc.

1c .Unoccupied tent or trailer site 11 .Cther unit not specified above

; ‘ti&-iJbJ:TS 2 957 Control card item 14 - number oi units

in structure, both occupied and vacant U PiI househc;ds

‘J - * .Cr;‘y ‘ether’ units 2 .Mobile home or trailer

3 .Onej detached

L .One? attached

5 . TWC

6 .3-4

7 .5-9

e .icl-;9

9 .X+49

1G .5G Or more

D YL-EWR 4 959 Control card item 15 - are the living

quarters:

U Al! households

V 1 .Owned or being bought by someone in the household

2 .Rented for cash

3 .Occupied without payment of cash rent

2 H4-PUB-E 1 97c

Control card item 15A - is the residence

in a public housing project; that is)


DATA S!

u A: i households

VD .Not applicabl 1 .Yes 2 .No

ZE EEG1N

e

II H4-LOR\T 1 971

Control card i tern 143 - are you paying lower rent because the Federal, State,

Or local gcuernment is paying part of

the ==;+

U All househo Ids V II .Not app! i cab le

1 .Yes

2 .k

c HLL-FACE 1 972

CJTtrCl ~a-d item 37r - race zf referexe

person - 171~ answered when household is type A noninterview

U Al I househc!ds V 0 .Not applicable

1 .White

2 .Biack

3 ./her ican InGi an> Esi:imo or Aleut 4 .As,an or Pacific Islander

r ;-,LL-scy 1 973

Czntrz ! card iten 372 - se>: o+ reference

aer SCT - only applicable for type A noninterview households

ii Ai I households V C .NZt appl ical;Ie

L Ya!e . 2 .Femaie

D H4-SIE 2 97c

Ccntrc i card Iterr 37’1 - size of household -

only appiicabie for type A noninterview

households. Range = C,3C

L’ Al i hotisehoids

V 0 .Not applicable * *

* Preedited control card section * * *

D HA-SAM? 2 976

Sample cede - indicates panel year U All househoids

D H&-SEC; 1 978

Segment type - item I on the control

_.- - . ..-_

lC9

HOUSEHOLD

DATA SiZE BEGIN

card

U All households Vl. .Ac!dress

2 .tinit

3 .Permit

4 .Area

5 .Special place

D H4-INTCD 3 979

Irrervietier code, an alphabetic

followed by two numerics

U All households

D UGCCWAL’E 1 992

l,.!aue tot- whici the controi card was

first prepared (should be the wave in +J+ j IL househcid =ame into eq/s?er=a>

IL Al I htc5eho I ds

D ULFRKSLE * d. 963

Control card item 1ZB - during the

past 12 months did sa!es of cro~sr

liuestock~ and other farm products

from the place amount to SlCDD or more

Ll Al I househclds ii 0 .Nc: answered

i . YES 2 .No 3 .Nct app’icable

E U4-ACCES 1 994

C;ntr- ’ tiI card item 138 - access to

the unit

U Al I households

V D .Nst applicable

? .Direct - skip tc hocsunit


C U4-KTCW 1 I .b 965

Controi card item 13C - kitchen facilities U A: i househoids

V 0 .Nct applicable

? .For this unit only

2 .Aiso used by another househoid

3 .Nxe

D U4-LVQTR 2 986

Control card items 13D and 13E

housing/other unit

U All households

112

DATA SIZE BEGIN

V -9.Nst answered

O.Not ansulered (tyFes 6 and C)

l.House, apartment> flat 2.Hu in nontransient hotel, mctol etc.

3.Hu~ permanent in transient hotel 2 motel, etc. b.Hu in rooming house

S.kbi 1e home or trailer with no permanent room added

6.M3bi I2 home Or trailer uith one Or more perma-iem,t rooz added

7.k not specified above 8.Quarters not hu in rooming or boarding

hoLJs2

9.!Jnit not permanent in transient hotel I m-&u’. et- - ic --.

lC.Llnoccuried tent or trailer sit2 ‘1 2.L .Ztre,- LT t IZ~ S;PZ i ii ed aboi,e

n ~L-UNITS 2 2 938 CCntrOl zard item :L - number of units

in structure, both cctupied and vacant U A; 1 hous2hclds

V -9.Not answered G.Not ars*ered (types 3 an6 C)

i.On!y ‘Ether’ units Z.r!z~,: : 2 h3me 07 tra: 12~

3.31E > a2*-a-ii;- -I I-u f~ .Gne 7 a+ta=hpf

5.TWZ

6.31,

7 E-9 .w e ‘G-19 . A 9 Zp&y , .

10.W Or more

D urc-TENUF : 990 Conrrci card item 15 - are the Iiu;ny

quarters : U Al! houseis!ds

V 0 .Nct ansiuerec !ty,res 3 and C)

1 .Owned cr being bought by someone in the household

2 .Rented for cash

3 .Oc=ubied without payment of cash rent

9 .Not answered

0 LJ4+‘Lws 2 991 Control card item l&A - is the residence in a publ ii: housinf Frcject; that is> is it owned by a !o=a housing authority

L’ A!I househoids

DATA s

V C .Not appl irab 1 .Yes 2 .No

-:.3k

IZE

le

SEGlN

D We-LORNT 2 993

Control card item 16B - are you paying

lcwer rent because the Federal, State,

or local government is paying part Of

the rest

U All households

V 0 .Not applicable

1 .Yes

2 .No -1 .Ck

3 cl+: y”3&l 1 995

Control card item 364 - wave number

associated w:th the interview status C 41 i households

2 !-!-41??136B 2 995

Co>tro ! card item 362 - interview

ztati;s code

U 41 I hcdsehalls

v 1 .!nteruiewel

2 .No one hzms 3 .Temporar ; i y a!25grt

4 .Refucec?

5 .iirable t2 ! orate

6 .&her 9 .Vacant

1G .Occupied by persons w:th URE

11 .Unf;t CY to be demolished

i’2 .Under construction, n=x ready

13 .Conuerted to temporary business or st0rage 14 .UnoccJpied tenr or trailer site

15 .Permnit grzritedj construction not started

16 .Other type B

17 .Demolished

i8 .House or trai ler moved

19 .Conwerted to permanent business or storage 2C .Merged

Zi . Condemned 22 .Other

9 Ub-R4CE 1 998

Control card item 37A - race of reference

person - only answered when househcld

i5 type A noEinterview

U All househcids

112

DATA SIZE BEGIN

V C .Not applicable

1 .White

2 .Black

3 .Amer ican Indian, Eskimo or Aleut 4 .Asian or Pacific Islander

9 .Not answered

3 LLL-SEX 1

Controi card item 378 - sex of reference ;e?SCl - only 233!/=ab,e ’ for type A

noninterwiaw households U Al! households

V 3 .Not applicable

1 . ‘7 - M- jf

2 .Fema:e

9 .Nst apswe-ed

5 I;L-s:zE 2 la03

Control card item 37C - size of household -

only appl icable for type A noninte-wiew

households. Aanse = -9230.

U All households V -9.Not answered

3 . Not 2F;piicaoie

c ‘L4 I TY3W 1 lSc12 Ccr,+- ’ - card iten 3&A - wave of visit +lgE = G,‘j.

U Ai I Lmsehcfds

2 UITOTVST 2 lOC5

Control zard item 36; - total number

of per5 22.3 visjts

!i 4’ I hsusehol ds

V -9.Not answered

C .Not appLza3le

D U4TOTPi-!N 2 1037

Control card item 3BF - total number

of telephone =a! Is

C All howseholds

V 0 .Not applicable

:: ‘%C:CRSPk 3 ICC9

Cantrol card item 39G - control card respondents person number

113

HOLJSEHOLC:

DATA SIZE eEGiN

U All hoi;sehclds V 0 .Not applicable

D H4-0010 1 Control card source during listing did any babies or smaii

interview only

U Al I househo Ids

V G .Nct answered

1 .Yes

2 .No

1ClZ code 10 -

interviewer miss children - first

D H4-Gal2 1 iGl3

Contcoi card sc3Lrze x;de 12 -

during listing did inte-viewer miss

any Icdgers, bsarlers ;r persons employed

at z”.e residence - first interview

‘2 All households V 0 .Nct ansulerel

1 . Yes

2 .Nc

p qL-7” (+ 1 4 -iA .I. lC14

Ccer0 I card source code IL - &- : ‘5 ‘istir, did interviewer miss

anyone who usuaily lives here b-t is

ada,-’ ncx trave !:ngr at szixtl, ;r in a h=s=;tai - first inter-ti;ew

Li Al i households

VO . Not ans.ulered I

. Yes ; .Nz

C H&-X:6 1

io15

Controi card lource cnde 16 -

during I istins did interviewer miss anyone

else staying at residence - first interview

U All households

V 0 .Nct answered

1 .Yes

2 .No

D H4-CO19 1 i3i6

Control card Source code 18 -

to be answered during first interview at movers new address - are all persms

listed on control card now living at this

address

U Mover households

V 3 .Not applicable

114

HOUS’WLC -

3ATA SIZE BEGIN

i .Yes

2 .No

D H4-CCZC 1 1017

Control card source code Zt - to be ansuered during first interview

at movers neti address - is anyone eise living or staying here now

L’ ??‘?5ve- households 1”) T- _ .Yot appl icabie

1 .Yes ‘2 .No

2 *y&-p”-? uL--- 8 10: 3 Cantrol card soturce codes 22, 26, 30, 34,

331 LZ, 46 and SC - are all persons listed as household members during the previous

dave intervieid st; 1 I living or staying

here. There are 8 answer fields

(: Eharacter each) for waves 2 through 9.

U All households

V C .Nct aoplicable

1 . Yes

2 .Nc

0 %&-23X& 8 1SZ6

Control card source codes 24~ 28, 32, 3t, G, LL;, 45 and 52 - is anyone not listed

dur i ng pr ev i ous Wave interview cl;rren?!y living or staying here. There are 8

ansirier Sieids (1 character each) ior

waves 2 through ‘9. L’c;i hxsehc I ds

V 3 .Not appiizatie

1 .Yes

2 .No * * * Receipt ot Program Benefits * * *

!I YL-EANS 1 103L Receipt of beneiits from a means-tested program

U A! I households

V 1 .One or more persons in household received

benefits from a means-tested program

2 .No person in household received benefits from


D HL-CASH 1 lC35

Receipt of cash beneiits

.-_._- - -.--_ ._ .

115

DATA SIZE 6EGiN

U All households

V 1 .One or more persons in household received

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


0 HLNCAS’r8 1 1036

Receipt of ncntash benefits

U Ai I households ?, * n-e or more perscns in hcusehoid received ^ .V

food stamps

2 .One or more persons in household rereiued

noncash benefits from a program other than

food stamps; no oerson received fcod stamos

2 .N’c ?zrszr in househcid re=eiued noncash benefits

+f *

w H;u~ei; / 2 La Income Cutcff w

Y w

0 HL-ROVS 5 1937

Low inccme rutcft for this household. 7-1 ihi is an annual inccme amount adjusted

to the current month. Range = 0,3LltlrJo. ‘d AiI househclds * *

* Househc\d Inccme Aggregates *

)c These agsresatec we;-e derived from * + inccme figtires t!-at may have been * * prev!zs!y trxoded. For a further* * discussicn on topcoding, see the * * text Serticn “Topccd j ng of Income * 3c VariablesJ’ cn .=age 6. *

* *

G HbTOiINC 8 1042

To tal hcusehold income for month 4 of the reference oer iod. In dol lars.

Range = -150c000 ,1500000.

U All households

II H4-EARN 7 lG50

Total household earned income for month 4


Range = G115COC30C.

U Al ! households

0 H4PRO” 8 1357

Total hcusehold prcperty income for month 4


Range = -15llncco~15ooono. U Al1 households

116

HousEHo!-D

DATA SiZE BEGIN

0 H4-TRAP< 7 1065 Total household means-tested cash transfers far month 4 of the reference period.

In dollars. Range = 0~1500000. U Al I households

D H4-OTHER 7 1072 iota I ‘other’ hausehoid income far month 4 of the reference period. In dollars. Range = a!iscmoc.

U AI i households

D H4NONCSF 6 1079

Nonrasl- househo Id income for month 4 of tie rF4ereqce period. In dollars. Includes

&i lar va! ues for iaod stamosj WIC and energy ass:sta-zs. Range = Ojl53SSCC.

‘U A’ I hcuseholds

F HLSXSEC 6 1ce5

Total hcuseho!d social security income for

month 4 of the reference period. In

dal;ars. Range = E,15[?3COG. U Ai! househ=ids

2 u4-SSI 6 1591 icta / hzdsei; 1 d supplemental security

I-ES72 i3r n;nth 4 cf the reference period.

In dzi lars. Range = E,i5C3XX. ‘L .Ai ! isusehcids

D LIL-:JNPF 6 1097 TctCi I i,ousehn!d unemployment cOmpensatiCn for month 4 3f ti-e reference period. In

dsl lars. Range = fJ,ls"l"~n ULULlL.

U All households

C M-VETS 6 1103

Total hcusehcid veterans payment income

far month 4 of the reference pericd. !n doi lars. Range = E,15OEllOO.

ii Al! househcids

D HL-AFX 6 llcl?

Tstal household AFDC income for month 4 of the reference period. In dot tars.

Range = O~lSOCOEE. U All househclds

0 H4-FDSTP 6 1115

Total household food stamps received for

_ _-_--- ---- - .--- .._ ._

117

HOUSEHOLD

DATA SIZE BEGIN


dol lars. Range = 0,150EUEE.

U All households * *

* Recoded program questions * * *

D t-s-FUB i 1121 Is this a public housing unit for which

rent is co1 lected U All households

V 1 .Yes

2 .Nc

" ciL?!JBAMT 6 112

What j5 the monthly rent for this oublic Ln, IC j rs ;)r ; 1. (-we 13 rJ-‘!--5. dL.l ,m.,

Range = -9j999999.


U -9.N3t applicable

D I+-LTLTY i I 128 15 there a utility payment +Cr this unit

U l-louseholds in public housing

V 0 .Nat appiirabie

1 .Ves

2 .Nc

D HL-EMJGY 1 i129

What type of energy assistance was received

U Households receiving government energy assistance V 0 .Nat applicab’e

I .Checks sent to househcld

2 .Coupons cr vouchers sent to household

3 .P- oyments 5ent e!sewhere

4 .Checks and coupons or vouchers sent to

hcuseho Id 5 -Checks sent to household and payments

sent elsewhere 6 .Coupons or voucher sent to household

and payments sent elsewhere

7 .Al I three types of assistance

D H4-LUNCH 1 1132

Are the lunches free or reduced-price

U Children 5 to 18

V 0 .Not applicable

l .Free

; .Reduced-price

3 -30th

118

DATA SIZE BEGiN

0 H4-BREAK 1 113: Are the breakfasts free or reduced-price

U Children 5 to 18

V 0 .Not applicable 1 .Free

2 .Reduced-price 3 .Bcth

* * * Program questions * * *

0 H4-48CZ 1 li32

Check item PZ

is this residence owned ‘by the

Icrai hosing authcrity ti Al! households i”! 1 . Yes

; .No - skip to H4-48C8

D Hb-4804 6 1133 What is your monthly rent? In dcllars.

Ranqe = -9,999999.

U Households in public hocsinq

V-9 .Not in universe 0 .None

c HL-4806 1 1 l79 *L-r Sr YE.2 ;sy fcr ary uti I ities sdzL

as water 9 @l@rtr:t’ty, 9259 Gr G;!

- UC& eholds in public housing v 0 .Nct in universe

1 .Yes - skip to H4-4916 2 .?!c - siip to Hb-4816

3 HL-43,8 1 1140

Check item P3 Is rent loher because qcuernment

pays part c+ the ccst U All households

V 1 .Yes

2 .NG - skip to H4-4816

G Hb-4810 6 1141 What is your monthly rent

In dollars. Ranqe = -9r999999. U Households sLbsidized by qcuernment

V-9 .Not applicable Cl .Ncne

I) H4-4812 1 1147 DC you pay for any utilities such as

^.. -.-

DATA SIZE BEGIN

li9

water ) electricity, 5857 or oil

U Households subsidized by government

V C .Not in universe

1 .Yes

2 .Nc

cl H4-4el4 6 1148

What would the monthly rent be on this

unit if the government were not paying

part cf the cost? In dc! lars.

Range = -97999999.

t’ Ecusehold subsidized by government V-9 .Not in universe

c Pee-43i6 1 ii54

has ‘: tn / s household received energy

ass i sdb2--o 4cO~ L& ,I tL8e government i”

the past 4 months

U All househcids V 1 .Yes

2 .Nc - skip tG H4-4826 * *

w The next 3 iields (H4-4818 through * * HL-43Z2) are pcssible answers tt *

* the quest ; m: * *

n Ljas this assistance received in the * 36 form cf ziecksj =c,pans or vouchers * * sent to this household or were the * * payments sent directly to a utility * * rcmpany~ file: deaier, tr landlcrd * * *

D H4-4818 1 1155

Checks sent to household

U I-lcusehoids receiwinq government energy

assistance

V 0 .Not marked as a place where payments were sent or not in universe based

nn response tc ?I-4816. 1 .Marked as a piaoe where payments

were sent

0 H4-482'3 1 115t

Coupons cr vouchers sent to household U Households receiving government enerqy

ass i stance

V 0 .Not marked as a plaoe where payments


on resocnse to H4-4816.


were sent

DATA SIZE BEGIN

2 M-4922 1 1157

Fayments sent directly to utility

company7 fuel dealer, or landlord U iiouseholds receiving government energy

ass i stance V E .Not marked as a p!ace where payments


on response to HL-4816. 1 .P?arked as a place where payments

wet-2 sent

D H4-LB24 6 1152

What was ti-~ totai amount of the

enersv asslszaqce received by this

hCLSPbsCid during the pzst 4 manths.

Range = c ! ?????? .

L; iiCdSSnC;dS receiving government energy a55 i stance

V Not in universe

D H4-4926 1 1164 Check item PG Are there any children 5 to 18 years

cl? l.Jhr !‘ve in the household 9 Al I hcuceholds

VI .VES

2 . Kc

” HL-GZI3 1 * 1165

Co any o’f the chi Idren in this

hcusehold usually eat a complete het lunch cfiered at schoci

ii Chl ldren age 5 to 16 V C .Not in universe

1 . Yes 2 .Ns

0 %-4830 2 1166 Htw many children

Tota I ;hi idren = 1,ZCl.

U Children ase 5 to 18

V C .r\jot in universe

D H4-4032 1 1160

Do any of the chi!dren receive free

or r edzxed- price lunches this

school year because they qualified +cr the Federal school lunch

program

U Chi I dren age 5 to 18 V C .Nat ii- universe

121

HOUSZ-iOL3

DATA SlZE BEGIP!

1 . Yes 2 .No- skip to HL-.48&D

D HG-4034 2 1167 How many children

Total children = 1rZD.


V ci .Not in universe * *

w TXe next 2 fields (#iL-4t36 through 3c

* l-!-4-4838) are possible answers to the * * question: *

* *

SC Are the l;n=hes tree cr are they *

P reddre+Frize *

* K

D i-L-L336 1 1171

Free lunch U Children ase 5 t3 18

V D .Not marked as a tree lunch or not

in universe based on response to

Hb-4832

1 .Marked as a free lunch

i2 HL-LS3@ 1 1172 Reduced-price lunz’-

L; r’ ,Fli 1 tire:, a5e S to 18

V C .Not marked as a reduced-srice Icn+ or not in uniuerse based on

response tc l-K-4832

Z .P?arked as a reduced-price I uncb.

D I+&-48LC 1 1173 Do any ct the children receive tree

cr reduced-srice school break+asrs

this school year

U thi ldren age 5 to 18

V [I .Nct in universe

1 .Yes

2 .No

D !-L-4%2 2 1174 How many children Total chi ldren = l>ZD.


V 0 .Not in universe * * * The next 2 +ields (H4-4&b through * n I-&-4846) are possible answers to the *

DATA SIZE BEGIN

* question: * w * * Are the breakfasts free or are they W * reduced-price * * *

c H4-LB44 1 1:76 Free breakfast

U Chi Idren age S to 19 V C .YOt marked as a free breakfast Or

not in universe based on response to H4-4943

1 * .%-ks? a5 a L+ee breakfast

; “L-&f&& 1 1177

Reduced-price break’ast

i: Chilareq sge 5 tz l?

v c .?+t ma<-!:ed as a red,uced-pr ice

breakfast Or not in universe based on

response tt H4-434C


breakfast x * Y mmO?ram questions imputat’On ilass * w *

2 H4-i,T%2 1 1177 “rog~am question-, imputaticn flas 2

Impdtat i on Of H4-4eC6 UC .Nzt imputed

: . Imputed

c 34-IPIE 1 1162

Program question5 imputation f’as 3 imputation of Hb-4SlE

V C .Yot imputed 1 . !mwted

D li4-ma4 1 1181

Frogram questions imputation flas 4

Imputation of H4-4812

V C .NOt imwted

1 . Imputed

D H4-IMP35 1 1132 PrOsram questions imputation tlas 5

DATA SIZE BEGIN

Xmputation ci H4-4514 V D .Nat imputed

1 . !mputed

D H4-IWO6 1 1183 Program questions imputation ilag 6 Imputation of H4-4816

V 3 .Not imputed

1 . Imputed

D I-!.&-IWO7 1 1184

Frogram questions imputation flag 7

Inputaticn cf EL-4818

V 0 .Nor imputed

1 Imputed .I. .

0 HL-ixFOE 1 1185 Frcgram questions imcutatizn flag 8 Imputation oi M-4820

V 0 .Nct imputed 1 . Imputed

D Y4-IWO9 1 1186 ? “Jg- am quest: 3ns imputation flag 9

Trwtatlon o+ HL-GSZZ a

V D .Ntt impcted , .I. . Imputed

0 Hi-!PF:I! 1 1187 C rogram qtiest i On5 i mputat

Imoutation of H4-4824

v 0 .Xx ;nPutEd

1 . imputec

:tn f ;a5 ?B

3 H4-IMPli 1 .L 1185 Program questions imputatian flag 11

ImcL;ta?ion a+ l-!4-LB28

V 2 .Nc;t imputed

1 . Imputed

D H4-IMP12 1 1189

Program questions imputation Slag 12

Imputation of WC-4832

V 0 .Not imputed

1 .Imputed

D H.&-IMP13 1 1190

Program auest i on5 imputaticn flag 13

!Tputation of Hl-4832

V D .Nct imputed

1 . Imputed

124

HOUSEHOLD

30T4 SIZE BEGIN

D M-IMP14 1 1191 Program questions imputation flag 1L Imputation c+ Hb-4834

V 0 .Not imputed

1 . Imputed

D H4-IMP15 1 1192

Program questions imputation flag 15 Imputaticn C+ H4-4E3&

V 0 .Nzt imputed

1 .Imputed

3 H&-IT16 1 1193 c I rcgras q;esticns imputation ilag 16 Inpbts:,C? ;f !+-fLE3e

V 0 .Not imwted

1 . Iaputeti

D HL-IMP17 1 1194

Frogram questions imputation flag 17

Inputat i on ;f H4-4840


3 iib-!?lPlE! : A 1195 Program qu25t/c-5 imputatjon -Flag 12

iillUUt2t i On Of M-L842 V G .Nct imputzd

1 . ImFutci

D HL-IT19 1 1196 F-zgran 3uestj3ns imputation flag i9 !mputaticn oi HG-4844

V D .Nct imputed

1 . Imputed

D X-IYPZO 1 1197

Program questions imputation flag 20 Imputat i on of HG-48Lb

V 0 .Nct imputed

1 . Imputed

D k-ZRE=PFR 5 1198 Entry address !2 STd F@rSG;: number Of the household reference person.

Interview date

U All households

0 i-/S-h! 2 1203

Number a+ persons in household.

interview date

._.. ,_ -.

12s

HOUSEHOLD

Range = 013C

U Al I househol ds

D HZ-ADD13 2 1205 Address ID. - This field

ditierentiates households within the same ~52~ segmer.tr and serial G

that is! households which originate out of an original sample household

U Al i households

D t-!S-‘ST 12 1237

Hcusehold weight--Interview date

Fcur implied decimal places.

Z.sTS2 = o.o,lo~;~~.c

U AI ! hoL,seiaids

CATA S!ZE BEGIN

3 F:+Jw? 2 1219

‘amily sequence number cL 5anple unit.

Used tc identify all persons in same

family in a given month. Range = 1,&l.

U /III sampie units

D Fl-mm 2 1221

!%nth for which this family is defined.

F?ange = 1,12. U Ai I fami I ies

; C’ _-YE&P 2 1223 Year for which this family is defined.

Range = 037s. ‘ti A:1 fame I ies

- =~s~z=r8 5 1227

Sntry address ID and person number of

the fami !y reference person. For unrelated individuals, this is that

ng;wl;ai’5 me-so:, number. ti 4’ I iam; I ies

; 7 1 mglM2~ C 1 ?IrO ALIL

E-t,-,,, adit- 10 and pe-sc7 number Ci

saouse oi famiiy reference person7 if there /s zne.

2411 families

c; 'l--p: 1 1237

‘ype of family (Or pseudo-family) L A: i fari jes

V? .Pr:mary fami Jy

3 .Unrelated subfami iy L .?rimary individual

5 .Secondary individual

C Fl-KIND 1 1238 Kind of family (Jr pseudo-family:

L’ 411 families

V 1 .Headed by husband/ wife

2 .Pla :e reference person

3 . Female reference Person

C F:OWNKIC 2 1239

Number of own children in fam; ly.

Range = 0130. U Al I fami I ies

.-.. - _.__ .--.-.

DATA SIZE SES!, 2

127

V 0 .None

1 .One 2 .Two

* . * .

* . 3D.Thlrty or more

* * *

D FlOKLTl8 2 1241 Number ;f oxn children under age 18

i n fami ly. Range = 0,30.

U All families

V 0 .Ncne

1 .One

2 .Two Y

+t . * .

3’ I. Thirty or mere

3 Fl-‘L&T 12 1243 Family weight.

Four immlied decimal places U All families *

* Family /LX income cutoff.

* *

2 ‘1-TjJs C 1 ?CC -i _,b

Loiu i n=sme ;zr~ff for this family. In dti lars. Range = 0,300~~

L; A! I families * * * income ag3restte5 * * These aggregates were derived frcm SC * income figures that may have been * * previous!y topcoded. For a further * * discussion on topcoding, see the *

* text set? i on “Tcpcod i ng of Inccme * * Variables” on page 6. n

* *

D FlTOTINC a 1260

Total family income for month 1 of

the reierexe period. In dollars.

Range = -;500000>:500000. U All families

C Fl-EARN 7 1268

Total family earned income fcr month 1

of the reference period. In dollars. Range = 0,153000G.

U All fan:iies

FAMILY

EATA SlZE SESIN

3 FL-PRO? 0 1275 Total family proDerty income fcr mcnth 1


Range = -150CECG,150CODC.

U PI I fami I ies

3 Fl-TRAN 7 1233

Total family means-tested cash transfers for month 1 c+ the reference oericd. In do!lars. Range = ~,15y2”~.

2 A!! lami ! ies

0 Fl-OTk!ER 7 1290 Tcta 1 ‘other’ family income for month 1 of the re+e-e-ze ?er;od. !n dslla+s. R33ge = u?15scc@E.

L’ C’I ian; 1 jes

D Flso’s=‘c ti LL b 1297

Tota ! +a~; ly Social Sezrity income for

month I of the reference period. In

dot lars. Range = Oj999999.

U All fami!iss

- r1 L * -ss ! b 1333

Tzrz / far: I 1 v LOP mart’- 1

sdvlemental secl;ri;y incqne of tie refere:ze peritd. ,n

dz! /3+-s. Rsnge = D!99??99. U A!I families

2 F ; -$jEMP b 13S? TG tai fam'ly uremplcymelt income for mor,th 1 c? the refere:=n per i q d. In dcl /a:-~. Range = C,9’9999?.

ii Ali families

D Fi-VETS li 1315

Total family veterans payment income for

month 1 of the reference period. In dol lars. Range = C~999999.

U All families

D Fl-AFDC b 1321 Total family AFDC inczme +or mo-th 1 cf the

reference period. In dollars. Range = 01999999.

U All families

2 F?-CESTZ b 1327 Tctal fami !y fcad stamps received for

mczth 1 of the reference period. In

DATA SIZE eCt:N

dollars. Range = C~999999.

U Al I fami I ies

D FZ-KWBR 2 1333 Fami ly sequence number of sample unit. Used to identify all persons in same fami ly in a given mor,th. Range = 1rbE.

U All sample units

D FZ+lOCH 2 1335 rvlcp,th for which this family is defined.

Range = 1~12.

U A/I families

3 ‘Z-VES 2 i337

Year far which tris iamiiy is defined.

Rarge = 83,86.

L’ All families

3 F2WFEF 2 1339 Number of persons in this family.

Range = 1,33.

U Ai I fami I ies

D F2REFPER 5 1341 ET*- v eddress !1? and person number of

the fam; /V refererze person. F3r

Jnre a*?& . d , .,,viP,3!57 :-A’ t ‘-a Is is tha’ -

in s;vjdca!’ s pet-son number.

L“” iair: : I ; 2s

0 FZSPWSZ 5 1346

Entry address ID and person number of spouse of family reference person,

il t9ere is one. U Al I fami I ies

C FZ-TYPE i 1351

Type of family (or pseudc-family)

UAII famiiies

V 1 .Primary fa7; ly

3 .Unrelated subfamily

4 .Primary individual

5 .Secondary individual

D FZ-K !I’.“3 1 1352

Kind of family (or pseudo-family)

U All families

VI .Headed by husband/ wife

2 .Plale reference perscn

3 .F emale reference person

13C

ZATA SiZE EGiN

;; F23JNK:C 2 1353

Number of our, children in family.

Range = 0,35.

2 All fami I ies

V 0 .None

1 .One 2 . TW3

* . * ?c w

5 . 3c 7- w-. i;i rty Or m3re

- ‘ZOy’-T~~ 2 i355 NI;Tber of ouln chi idren under age I8 jr +a-’ I;“*. Es-se = Or77 -3.

U All families v ? .“Jt,e

i .oTe

2 .Twc w

* . Y

3S.Thirty or more

m ‘2+23’,“‘S 5 13t9 LSU ;r’z:?E C’ &-&i $-Jr- I .i I t5is fami ly. In dol 1~:~s. Rar;ge = 3,3OCX.

li All fam,Iies * *

1 Tc3me aggregates *

T:kese aggregates we-e derived from *

;Ftome figures tLat may have been w preuiocsly topcode?. For a further * d:szbssion or toa;od/ng, see the * text sectiorl “Topccding of Income *

Variables” on page 6. * *

E F2TT;NC 8 1374 Tota / family income for month 2 of the reference perisd. !n dsl lars. Range = -150C030~1500~S~.

L’ A: I Sam i I i es

131

FAMILY

D4TP SIZE BEG!N

E !=2-E4RN 7 1382

Tot21 faml !y earned income for month 2

Cf tSe reference periac!. In dollars. Ra;lge = G715303CC.

U Al I fami I ies

E FZ-PR3P 8 1389

Total family property income for month 2 of the reference period. In dollars.

Ranse = -15”rJ’“l 1sgcEv~, - JUL, U Ail fami i es

D Fir-TRAN 7 1397

Tota i fami iy mFans-tested rash trar.sfers far AL mc3 _I 2 cf the referenre Feriod. In drllars.

Range = D,?5@C003.

0 F2-0-*? 7 1404

Tea ’ ’ other ’ family inCOmF fnr month 2

ci the reference period. In dollars.

6 IL:: fa3l !y %=;a I Security income for 2 CL ?bF reference period. In

d= j ; a *-. 5 . RGTgF = C,99???f.

3 PII fami! ies

D FZ-SSI 6 1417

Tata I fam i I y suw i erenta I secur i ty i ncome

far mcrti ? Tc ti-e reference period. L LN Ir

dc!lars. Range = 3~999999.

U Ail families

D FZ-L’EXP 6 1423

Tctai family unemployment income for month 2 of the retewexe period. In dollars.

Range = 0,999999.

U PI I famiiies

E FZ-VETS 6 1429

Total family veterans payment income for

mcr,t!, 2 cf ti-e reference period. In dollars.

Range = 02999999.

Ll Al I iami I ies

E FZ-AFEC 6 lL35

Total family AFX income for month 2 of the

reference per i od . In dol!ars.

Range = c2999999.

IJ All families

0 FZ-FDSTP 6 1441 Tntal family food stamps received for month 2 of the reference period. In

dcl lars. Range = ii>999999.

u A!1 fami I ies

3 ‘=J-?Lqz 2 :LL7

Family seq.uerce number of sample unit.

ked tc identify al 1 perscns in same

family in a given mcnth. Range = 1,&I.

Li 9: I Sample units

3 F3-MONT3 2 1449 Mc-t5 fcr which this family is defined. Range = IrlZ.

il A;/ fami / ies

3 F3-YEAR 2 1451

Year for which this family is defined.

Range = 83,86.

L’A!! famniiies

3 F3yqE”F S 145s Z--J. - .’ aif-oss :C and perscn number cf the lam, ;y reference person. Ft&. ;mye!-+ai ipdivibcais, .c-hi this is that indiuidja”S per537 7urr;hF-.

u Ai I /ami ! ies

J F3SrGlJSr 5 146[3

Ert-y address I3 and perscn number of

SPOUSO of family reference person,

if there is one.

c Ai! families

C F3-TYPE 1 1465 Type of famiiy (cr pseudo-family)

i! All families

V 1 .Primary family Y i . [Jnre lated subfam i I y L .Primary indiwidua;

5 .Seccnda-y individual

133

FAYiLY

OAT4 SIZE BEGIN

I? F3-K INC 1 X66 Kind cf famlly (or pseudo-family)

L’P:I famiiies

V 1 .Headed by husband/ wife

2 .l%!e reference person

3 .Female reference person

D F3OJXID 2 1467 Number of own children in family.

RanCe = 5:3@. U All families

V 0 .NcTe 1 .One 2 .Twc

* . *

*

30.ihirrv or more

* * *

E F3CKLTl8 2 1469 Number of own children under age 18

‘7 +a7: I y. Range = 3~39.

U Al! families

V:: .?bre 1 .Onr

2 .TluC * Y

* . 3C.Thirty cr mere

D F3-WG-’ 13 *i IL71 Far ,:y wFi~b<.

=:kr 17113! red der:nai 3'azFs

U Al I far:’ ! !es

*

K rap’ ’ y low income cutoff.

*

*

w

*

SF3 -Pr,;iS c 14t?? I r ,dW income cutoff for this fami ly. In do!Iars. Range = 0,3CO33.

L! Ai / fami I ies * *

* !ncome aggregates *

* T~PSF aggregates were derived from * * j nc3me figures that may have been * 3c previously toacoded. For a further * * dis;;ss;on on topcoding, see the * * text section “Topcod i ng cf Income * * Variables” on page 6. *

* *

I.34

Qp ILY

CIPTP I

SlZE 9ESIN

-l F3TCT:NC Y 8 1488

Tsta! family income for month 3 oi

the re+erence period. In dollars.

R- =nSe = -15G!J~xl,150xxl0.

U AlI families

D R-EARN 7 1496 Tcral family earned income far month 3

of the reierence period. In dollars. Rams = G,lSC2525.

U PI I families

D F3-+=RW 8 1503

T;tal iami !y property inccme iar mz-tti, 3

z+ ti-e reference period. In dollars.

RanSe = -?5mcnc,?snclcec. u AlI L~vl’:== --

3 F3-TSAN 7 1511

Tcta I fami I y means-tested cash transfers fa*

xnth 3 of tke reference period. In. dal tars. RarFje = C,LSOi30[3C.

ii All families

5 cz-C;Tqr? ,, *,. 7 1518

T;+-a! ’ Ether 1 fami ly inccme for month 3 31 u the reference period. In do! lars.

Fa7ce = S! ~S~~~“C

U Al I fami I jet

3 r3sccsix 6 1525 Tgtai far: 1.1 S3cial Security income for ,w rnsr:L. 3 o+ the reference period. !n d-’ \ai’s -I . Range = 0,999999.

II Al! u fami I ies

D F3-SS1 6 lS31 Tc;ta i famiiy supplemental security income for month 3 of the reference peri;?. In

dt / !ars. Ranse = 0~999999.

U All families

D C3-LNEW 6 1537

Tctal family unemsloymert income for month 3

of t52 reference period. In dollars.

Rarge = c,9999?9.

U Aii families

D CPJETS 6 1543

Tctal family veterans payment income for month 3 of the reference period. In dollars.

13s

FAPlILY

DATA SIZE BEGIN

pa-se = C~999999. U Ail families

D F3-AFDC 6 1549

Total family AFDC income for month 3 of the

reference period. !n dollars. Range = Rj999W9.

U A!I families

C F3-FDSTP 6 9 c=c i-4-J

Totai family food stamps received for month 3 of the reference period. In

dollars. Ranse = OjW9W9. ‘2 A!! fahl!:es

3 F4-NJi%R 2 q =6: Family sequ2qce num;zr of sample ur;it. Used tc identify all persons in same f ami /y iri a given month. Range = 1,tc.

U Al I sanzle Lpits

0 FLI-MCNTF-’ 2 i5t3

I”lonth for which this family is defined.

Range = ?,:2.

i: Ai! +amilies

D CL-YEAC 2 1565

“ear f;r wh,ci this iamily is detined.

Range = 83~86. L: A/I Sam:i:es

D FLX!!CER 2 :567

Number cf porscns ir’ this family. Range = 1133.

U PII families

D FLREFPE? 5 1569

Entry a1dr2ss ID and person number cf

the family reference person. For

unrelated individuals, this is that

individual’ s person number.

U A!l families

D F4SPWSE 5 157L

Er;try address 19 and person number of 2pods2 sf +ami ly reference person7

if there is one. C A!! fanIl;es

D FL-TYPE 1 1579

Type of farnil; (or pseudo-family)

136

DATA SIZE BEGIN

U All famiiies

v 1 .Primary fami ly

3 .Unrelated subfamily

le .?rimary individual

5 .Secandary individual

3 FG-KIMI 1 1580 Kind of family (or pseudo-family)

l-! A! ’ fami \ ies L’ * I +feje=j bk L&kand/ w! fe

2 .%le reference person 3 . Ferra ! e reference 5erson

E F4-$T 12 1585 Fani ly ueisl-t.

Fwt- Implied deciaai places 2 Al I families * * Family low inc3me cutaff. x

3 F4-?O’& 5 :59?

‘bW ircome cutoff +ar this family.

In d~l!a-s. Range = 3,3EcICC.

U A!! farrilier w

w Income ascregates

* * *

* w

137

FAMILY

DATA SIZE BEGIN

3c These a sc-@sates were derived fram w * income figures that may have been 3( * previously topcoded. For a further * * discussicn on topcoding, see the * * text section “Topcodi ng of !nrome * * Var iables” on page 6. * * *

D FLTOTINC 8 1602

TztaI fami ly irccme for month 4 cf

the reference period. In dollars.

Ranse = -15ciYeD2,15DoK!D0.

U All families

D ‘4-EARW 7 1612

Tota I family earned income for month 4

C- the reAerence per icd. IT dcllars. Range = 0,15GSDCD.

L Ail families

D F4PRP a 16:7 T )Ctai fani ly ?ro?erty income for month 4 of the reference period. In dol lars.

Range _ = -:5?~c55,153g~~~

U All families

D F4-TRAN 7 1625

T=ta I fa-i!y means-tested cash transfers far

co-:h 4 t+ the reference pericd. In dollars. Ranse = C,lSCDDSC.

U All families

3 FL-CTI-E? 7 1632 -r-d- ’ Ib.0’ ‘other’ family income for month 4 cf the reference per i od. In dciiars.

Ranse = C,15C!CDDC. U All families

3 FGSOCSEC 6 1639 Total family Sc=iaI Security income for

month 4 of the ref

dollars. Range =

U Ai I fami I ies

D Fb-SSI 6

Total family si;p~

erence period. In

OJ999999.

1645 emental security income

for month 4 of the reference period. In 101 lars. Range = 07999999.

‘U Al I farri 1 ies

II FL-@JEP?I= 6 1651 Total fami ly unemployment income for month 4

FAMiLY

DATA S!ZE BEGiN

of the reference period. in dol lars. Ranse = C,999999.

U A;: fami I ies

c FL-VETS 6 1657

Tcta I fami ly veterans payment income for

month 4 of the reference period. In dollars.

Range = E,WWW. U All families

0 FL-A=X 6 1663 Total family A,FC!C income for month 4 cf the reference period. In dollars. Ranoe =

yaii -, c,999939.

fa:: I i es

c F4-‘35T3 6 I( LL i-u 9

Tit2 ’ fam i ,y +zL! stamss reze I ved for

msnth 4 of the reference period. In

dol lars. Range = Cl:W9?W.

L! A! 1 fami I ies

P Sl-Nuf”laR 2 1675

Fam / ly sequence number cf sample unit. IJsed tc idet-ti +; a! I pet-sons in same

famliy ir’ a z/ye- month. u Ai I

Ranse = l,bC. samncip 2’::s

3 S1-YCNTH 2 1577 Month for which this subiamlly is de+ ne?. ?anSe = 1712.

‘d Al! s,bfam; 1 ies

: s1-ys.pr= 2 1679

Year for which this subfamily is

defined. Range = 63,66. U Al! subfam;‘:es

c s 1 XLVPER 2 lbal Kumber of persz-s in th:s subfarri ly.

Ranse = 193:. U All subfamilies

D SlREF”ER 5 1683 Entry address IC and person number of

the subfamily re LI A!1 sJb+arnilies

erenre person.

2 S1SwsE 5 1696

Entry address ID and person number cf

spouse of subfam I’y reference person j

.-

DATA SIZE BEGIN

If t&e-e /s cne.

‘d A’ : sJL,tarn: i iec

7 -. y -,-TysE 1 1693

Type of subfami ly

I! Al! sub+amilies

V 2 .Related sub+amiIy

D Sl-K!NE 1 169L K:r,? of scbfami ly

U All subfamilies V 1 .Headed by husband/ wife

2 .Male referexe aerszr 3 .Fema!e reference person

3 S13lJ!K ID 2 1695 kmbe- of own children in subfamily.

zance = L,X.

U All szbtamiiies

vz . N3ne

1 .Gne

2 .Twc

* . *

* . *

* . *

3JO.Thirty or more

D Sl-WtT 12 1699 Subtamiiy xe:+t.

Fw;r :nDi ied decimal p/aces

U Aii silbfami lies * n Fami ly !tw irc3me cutoff.

*

* *

*

D S1-?0V% 5 1711

Low income cutoff for this subfamily.

ln dollars. Range = 0,300Ds.

U Ail subfarilles * n

* Incme aggregates n

* These az3regates were der iwed from *

SCTP SIZE SEtIN

* income figures that may have been * * previously top=oded. For a further * * discussion on toPcoding> see the * * text secticn “ToFcoding of Income * * Var iabies” on page 6. *

* w

0 XTZTLNC 8 1716

Total subfamily income for month 1 of the refe~e-ce pet- izd. In doilars.

Range = -?500000,15@c!c03. Li All subfamilies

n C” -Eyq’N v -- 7 172x ieta i subfamiiy earned income for month 1 -f the reference Deriod. Raye = n,15m235.

In doliars.

!J 41 I subfami.1 ies

E Sl-PRO? 8 173:

Total subfamily property income for month 1

cf the reference period. In dollars.

Range = -?SX!2C2::5CIOCSO.

‘2 PI i subfami I ies

r, CT-7 - -A b?: 7 1739 -r-i- ! .i-c. subiaTiiy meals-tested cash transfers fsr ?t’+&& 1 34 tie re+e*e;lte period. In doliars. San-,? = 21:5”33~2.

L’ 0’: sdSL’arr / I /es

I= s:1-CTqz 7 17LL

Tota I ‘otier s,‘L A-, : : u =,i, J income for month 1 of the re f erence period. In d3Ilars. i+ye = G :53cz3c.

U Ai I subfami I es

3 SlSOCSEf 6 1753 Tota I sub f amily Social Security income for mcn77 :c 4 the reference leriod. In

dol lars. Range = OJ99WW.

il Pi I subfamiiies

D C9-CC’ WA 3-- 6 1759 Tctal s:bfami ly supplemental security income for month 1 cf the reference period. In dol la-s. Range = 0~999999.

‘d Al I subfami I ies

D S; -UNEYF 6 1765 Tota: subfami ly unemployment income for month 1

--.-

of the reference qericd. In dollars. Range = E,W99W.

U All subfamilies

c s1-VETS 6 1771 Total subfamily veterans payment income ior

mcnth 1 of the reference pericd. In dollars.

Range = G,WWW.

U All subiamilies

D Sl-AFX 6 1777 Total subfam:iy ACDC income for month 1 of the

reierence period. !n dollars. RaTge = E~999999.

8 I b Ail s,:+a-: : .es

c S>-‘“E‘Z 6 1753 iota / subfamily fotd stamps received for

month 1 of the reference period. in

dol lars. Rance = G,999999. U All suofamilles

C SZ-NLPIBR 2 : 789

Fam: :y sequence number cf samq;e uni;.

Used to identify all persons in same $ ZT’ ! :- my I. a c:uen mcnth. Ranse = 1,X.

L’ A!; sam=:e ,r,:ts

cl sz-MrxT4 2 179: l"l=-,--I 4mv u;r,=j ,Y this subfami iy is

de+ I nel. Range = 1,:2.

U Ail subfamilies

D S2-YEAR 2 1793

Year for ~4: ich this subfamily is

defined. Range = 03)Bk.

U All subfamilies

9 s2rwrFER 2 1795 Number of perstns In this subfamily.

Range = 1>35.

‘U All stibfamilies

2 SZRPER 5 1797 Entry address 13 and person number of

the subfamily reference person.

‘J AI1 subfamilies

C S25?=3tlSE 5 1802

Entry address 13 and person number cf

spouse of subfamily reference person,

142

FA?: I LY

if there is one.

I! A(I subfamilies

E SZ-TYPE 4 L 1en7

Type of subfami ly

‘U All subfamil les v2 .Re I ared stibfami iy

D SZ-KIM? i 1806

K’r.i CL sdbfami ly

U Al I subiamilies

V 1 .Headed by husband/ wife 2 .Male reference person

3 .=emate ref2rezc2 person

D S23d”dK ! 3 2 1839 y;rr’Icr ,z- ZL,?, =‘, ,drer in silbfa-ni ly.

Range = S53C.

L1 Pi I subfamilies

V C .Ncne

i .One 2 .Two

* . 3c

n x

* *

7C.%irty 5r rrz-e

7 p---q* -I-.” ,l 424 -

i --a - -_ ..u- *

tlUd3C . c+ oxn ch: ldren under ase 18

/r s,SLani iy. za?ea = OJ32.

‘2 Ai I skfazi I les V S .?:cpe

1 .One 2 . Twc

*

* .

++ . 30.Thirty or more

* * *

!I SZ-XT 12 1813

Subfaml ly weigkt.

Fcdt- implied decimal places

L: AlI stibtamilies *

* Fami !y loli inctme cutoff.

*

3 sz-POVB 5 le?= d-d

‘-m I nzcme ;utafL +o< this subSami ly.

In doilars. Range = 0>300ac.

‘U Al I subfami {‘es

CATA EZf BESIN

* Income aggregates *

These aggregates were derived frcm * inccme figures that may have been * preu i ous I y toptoded. For a further * discussion on topcoding, see the *

text section “Top=oding cf Income *

Variables” on page 6. *

*

D S2T3T INC a 1830 -f-,+ ,,,a\ subfamily income for month 2 of the reference perifd. In dol lars.

Rarge = -;5g~rJp1~?3PGCE.

U Ail sub~am; I les

c dL E--E+? ‘\: 7 iB36 Tcta I S,‘3’ST’ I y earned income for month 2

cf the -eSererce per i cd. In do; lars.

Range = G>15C5333.

U All subfan;l.cs

C SZ-PROP 9 ie45 Ty- .-,a. sstiam4y prcperty income fcr mcrth 2

of the reference period. In da1 tars.

Ea7se = -?5mxl0,153@DLx. 2 b.II s~zfaa:Iies

- S2-TRAN 2 7 1853 Totai subianiiy meax-tested cash transfers for m:=-,ts 5 2 ;’ rie reference per icd. In dol Iars. Ray0 = il,i503X2.

L: c ’ s~~bSa~~ I ies

C SZ-OTHEP 7 I%3

Tcta 1 ’ Ether ’ subfamily income for month 2 of the refere-=e period. In dollars.

Range = E > ?ST~@C -4 . U AI I subtam I ies

c S2socSEc 6 :e67

Tcta I subfamily SGcia I Security income for

month, 2 of the reference period. In

dot lars. Range = OJ999995.

U A! I subSam:! ies

D S2-SS; 6 1873 Tcta ’ subfamily supplemental security income for month 2 of the reference pericd. In

dcliars. Range = 0~999999. UA!i _ 8,:’ sbfa7’ 1 ies

144

FAV I LY

D SZ-LNEMP 6 1579

Tota! subfamily unemployment income for month 2


Range = 3,??9999.

U All subfamilies

c sz-VETS 6 1885 Tota! subfamiiy veterans payment income for month 2 of the reference period. in dollars. RanGe = G:W9W?.

U Ai 1 Suofamiiies

C SZ-A=CC 4 4 ey* *u * -y-ca j Yb subfamily AF3t income for month 2 of the refere:-3 qe- I cd. c- In doliars.

Rance = 53999599.

U PII subfami’iss

c SZ-=gSTF , 6 1897

Totai subfam; ly food stamps received for

month 2 of the reference period. In dc! la-s. Ranse = 3,999?9?.

u &I I subfami lies

c Sz:-pJ la&q v I I~ 2 :9c3 ‘a7 + sepuerce number of sann:e ,--:t. Csed to idert:fy a; I persons in sare ‘a;. :- ,3 a =i _ Lie7 mrnth. Rance = 1:&O.

U All samsie units

2 Sp.q$f.<‘~ 3 :5fS Vg~th for which this subfami !y is

&L :

lJA!1 ” ned. Ranse = 1~12.

subfamilies

C ST-YEW 2 1997 Year for which this subfamily is defined. Range = 63!E%.

U A:I sulfa-i lies 111

c s3b.w==- 4 ,I ,s 2 1909 Number of persons in this subfamily.

Ran-;e = 1,30.

U Al i subfamilies

D S3REFFER 5 1911

Entry address iD and person number of the subfam:’ ly reference person.

L’ A’ I sibfarri lies

c S3sKuSE 5 1916 Er,try address iD and person number of

ssci’se oi sub+ami I> reLerence person> if there is one.

L’ 4’ ’ s;ifani 1 /es

3 S3-?YFE 1 1921

Type of subfam: !y 2 A!1 subfan:lies

V 2 .Related subfamily

D S3-KIN2 1 1922

Kind of subfamily

L! 411 stibSamil;es

v 1 .h eaded by husband/ wife 3 L .%;e refe-er;ce Person

3 .=17z /e r2ference serscn

7 syyy 7 m -a 2 1923

kmber c+ '! own =>I ,lre? ‘7 s,bfam;ly.

Range = =1,X. U Al! sk+aml Ijes

V ;: .Ncne c

.ore ; .Tw;

* . *

w . *

* * 13 -TL’ __. .lir- ty 2:’ il3re

3 S30KLT;6 2 197= L- hmbe- c+ own cciidren unde- age 16

in s-i’ari’y. Range = G,3”J. 2 A’ : scb+aTi i ies vc . NC’,2

; .0x 2 .iwc

* . * . * .

3S.Thirty or more

3 S34ElT 12 1527 Sdbfarri :y we:giTt.

F;;Jr implied dezlma! places

Ll All subfamilies *

* Family IOU income cutc+f. *

* *

*

0 S3-POVB c 1939 Lslu i r,r=xe cutcff ior this subfamily.

in dollars. Ra7se = 0,3033a.

IJ Al I s-b4am;i !ies w

* Income aqsreqates * T’hese aggregates were derived from )c income fiqures that may have been )c previcus!y topcoded. For a further * discussion on topcoding, see the * text section “ToFcoding of Income * Variables” on pai?e 6. x

2 S3TOT I’L’f 8 19Ll;

Tatal subfamily income for month 3 of t%e reference ?eric?. In DY! 12-s. =acq’O = -15SEX~,?5CEtlBG.

, J Al I subfamilies

c S3-EA,?X 7 1952

T;tal subfamily earned income far month 3

a’ the refe-ence period. In dollars.

Ranqe = 0,15G000;1.

2 Aii subfami lies

- ‘--qg” - -- e :959

Tctai subfamily property inccme +or month 3 Jf tie reterence period. In dollars.

Sanqe = -1 c-nnp- 4 ;nnrrq ---‘-L-- > *---idA. ‘& a., s,‘btaF i I t es

- C7--fTAb\ --_ ,\,. 7 1967

Tcta I subfam i I y means-tested cash transfers fzr

azrtc 3 c+ the reLe?ence Fe-iod. I;i dollars.

Eanqe = s;T5zy3z.

IJ All sabfamilies

c S3-OT+E? 7 1974

Tota / ’ zthe.- ’ sUbLaY iy income for mcTth 3

ol the re+erence period. :n dollars.

F- =nse = 3~15352X. L; Ai; subfami I ies

c S3SOCSEC 6 l9El iztai s;?bSami iy Social Security income fcr month 3 of the reference period. In

dot iars. Range = 3jW99W.

U PI I subfamilies

c s3-ss1 6 1987

Tota I sLb+amiir sdppiemental security income

for mor.th 3 of the reference period. In

do! lars. Range = 0,999999.

U AlI sLbfam;lies

147

FAMILY

WiA C:ZE BEG : “.,

c S3-LNEMP 6 1993

Total subfamily unempioyment income for month 3 of the reference period. In do/ /ars. Ranqe = Oj999999.

U Ai i subfamilies

c S3-V~S 6 1999

Total subfamily veterans payment income for month 3 of the reference period. In dollars. R- =35e = E,99?9?9.

L; All subfamilies

D S3-AFDC 6 EC5

Tctal subfamily AFDC income for mcnth 3 sf the -eAerer;c2 se,- / 5t

Range = Cl>9999991

Ln dol iars.

[3 53-“35yT 6 2 nr 1 ti..*

Tctal subfam; iy food stamps received for month 3 of the reference pericd. in c;: lar5. Ra,nse = C~999999.

U A!i subfarri!ies

s SL-r\JL!rz? 2 2217 raw’ ’ DY seuence num;;3er cf 5amp;e L-::. ‘Use4 t- - ” ic!ent:fy al I oors8p5 IP sa3e

famlIy ;r s, given mty,ti-. Raqqe = l,bC.

ii Al I 5ampie ur,its

n S4-MONTY 3-4 Y 2 &r- 9

!%Tti- i=r Lhich this subfamily i5 defined. Raye = :,12.

U A!! subfami lie5

c SL-YEAR 2 ZCZl V (ear for hh:th this 5ubfam def Ined. Range = &3>96.

U All 5ubfamiI ie5

0 S4NLIYPER

ily i5

Number of persons in this subfamily.

Range = 1~32.

L: All subfamilies

0 SGREFPER 5 mz5

Entry address I3 and per5on number of the subfami I y reference perso:, .

C Al I subfam:! ies /

D sLso3s’ - 5 zl3c Entry address IC and per5on number of

149

FAMILY

spouse of subfami /y reference person,

if there i5 one.

U All subfamilies

I) S4-TYPE 1 2335

Type of subfamily

12 Al I subfami / ies

V 2 .Related subfamily

2 SL-K INC 1 * 2236

Kind of subfamiiy

L! All subfamilies V 1 .Headed by husband/ w; fa

2 . ??a!e reference per5on

3 .Female referen:? per533

- f,Pl cwyrn 3 d --.JW’.r.iJ i zc37

Number of turn children in subfani Iy.

Ranqe = Cj3C.

U All sdbfami / /es

V C .None

1 .cks

2 .Two *

* .

*

33.Thi sty C" m-r@ u

3 SL3:‘LT1 n *Lc 2 253P Ku&e+ of JLR c&i idren under age 13 ,:1 5;bSamiiy. ?anqe = C73S.

il A;! sdbfam i ! i es

vc . Nrne

1 .3ne

2 .TuJc

* . *

* *

* *

3C.Thirty or more

3 cJ&-kr;T 12 2c4:

Subfamily wetqht.

Four implied decimal places Id A’! subfam: Iies * * Family low income =utzff. x

* *

*

0 S4~CVP c d 2053

Law I ncome c,+toif a. for this subfamily.

in dollars. Range = 0,3CCix.

____-.... - _.. ..- . - -.. .-

FAMILY

DATA SIZE BEGIN

U All subfamilies

* *

inccme aggregate5 )c

These aggregates were derived from 3c

income figures that may have been W previously topcoded. For a further f

discussion on topcoding, see the * text section “Topcod i ng of Income s

Variables” on page 6. * *

D S4TOTINC 8 2058 Total subfamily income for month 4 of

the reference period. In doilars.

Range = -15ollcoo,15ocooo.

U All subfamilies

D S4-EARN 7 2066 .

Total subfamily earned income for month 4

of the reference pericd. In dol la:*s.

Ra7qe = n,15GcDno.

U All subfamilies

0 SG-PROP 8 2073 Total subfamily property income for month 4


Range = -15COOGZ~?5OClOOC.

U All subfamil ies

5 SL-TRAN 7 2081

Total subfamily means-tested cash transfers fcr

month 4 of the reterence period. In dollars.

Range = lJ,?5oocclo.

U All subfamilies

D Sk-OTHER 7i 2cl88

iota I ‘other ’ subfamily income for month 4


Range = 0~1500000.

U All subfamilies . .

D S4SOCSEC 6 2095

Total subfamily Social Security income fcr


dollars. Range = 0>999999.

U All subfamilies

D srs-ss! 6 2Lcll

Total subfamily supplemental security income

for month 4 of the reference period. In

doi lars. Range = 0,999999.

U All subfamilies

150

FAMILY

DATA SIZE BEGIN

cl SG-UNEMP 4 2107

Total subfamily unemployment income for month 4


Range = 0,999999.

U All subfamilies

0 s4-VETS 6 2113 Total subfamily veterans payment income for

month 4 of the reference period. In dollars.

Range = 0,9999w.

U All subfamilies

D s4-AFDC b 2119

Total subfamily AFDC income for month 4 of the

reference period. In dollars.

Range = 0,99ww.

L1 Al I subfami I ies

0 S4-FDSTP b 2125

Total subfamily food stamps received for


dol lars. Range = 07999999.

U Ail subfamilies

151

PEBON

DATA SIZE BEGIN

G PP-RCSEQ 2 2131 Record sequence number within

sample unit and record type U All sample units

D PP-WAVE 1 2133

Wave of data collection

U Ali personsj including children

D PP-INT&l 1 2134

Person’s interview status

U All persons, including children

V 0 .Not applicable (children under 15)

1 -Interview (self)

2 .Interview (proxy)

3 .Noninterview - type Z refusal

4 .Noninterview - type Z other

D PP-ENTRY 2 213s Edited entry address ID Address ID of the household that this

person belonged to at the time this

person first became part of the sample


D PP-PNUM 3 2137

Edited person number

U All personsj including children

D FNLGT-1 10 2140

tieight for the person. Month 1.

4 implied decimals. U Al I persons> including children

D FNLWCT-2 10 2150

Weight for the person. Month 2. 4 implied decimals.


D FNLWGT-3 10 2160

Weight for the person. Month 3.

4 implied decimals.


D FNLLGT-4 10 2170

Weight for the person. Month 4.

4 implied decimals. U All persons, including children

D F%l&T-5 10 2180 ,

Weight for the person. Interview

date. 4 implied decimals.


152

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN

* Demographic characteristics from previous wave *

* n

0 PW-AD010 2 2190

Previous wave address ID


V Cl .Not applicable (Person not in sample previous wave)

0 PW-RRP 1 2192 Previous wave relationship to reference person

U All persons, inciuding children V 0 .Not applicable

1 .Household reference person> living with reiatives

2 .Household reference person living alone

or with only nonrelatives (primary individual)

3 .Spouse of household reference person 4 .ChiId 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)

0 PW-PZS 1 2193

Previous wave marital status

U Persons 1s years old or older

V 0 .Not applicable 1 .Marriedj spouse present

2 .Marriedj spouse absent 3 .Widowed

4 .Divorced

5 .Separated

6 .Never married

0 PW-PNSP 3 2194

Previous wave person number of spouse U Persons 15 years old or older

V Cl *Not in universe 999.Not applicable

D PW-Pt\PT 3 2197

Previous wave person number 0-f parent


V 0 .Nat in universe

999.Not applicable

D PW-PCPST 1 2200

Previous wave population status

153

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN


V D .Not applicable

1 .ChiId (under 15 at interview) 2 .Adult (15 years of age or older)

* *

* Edited control card section *

* (demographics by months 1-4 *

* and interview month) *

w *

0 RR?-1 1 2201

Edited relationship to reference person.

Month 1

U All persons, including rhildren

V 1 .Household reference person, living

with relatives 2 .Househoid reference person living

alone or with only nonrelatives

(primary individual)

3 .Spouse of household reference person 4 .ChiId of household reference person

S .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 .Nonreiative of household reference

person and not related to anyone else

In the household (secondary individual)

0 RR?-2 1 2202 Edited relationship to reference person. Month 2


V 1 .Household reference person, living with relatives

2 .Household reference person living



3 .Spouse of household reference person

4 .ChiId of household reference person

S .Other relative of household reference

person 6 .Nonrelative of household reference


househo Id - member of an unrelated

sub (secondary) family 7 .Nonrelative of household reference


in the household (secondary individual)

154

PERSON

SIZE BEGIN

Cl RRP-3 1 2203


Month 3

Ll All persons, including children

V 1 .Household reierence personr living

with relatives

2 .Hausehold reference person living

alone or with only nonrelatives (pr/mary,individual)

3 .Spouse of household reference person 4 .ChiId of household reference person 5 .Other relative of household reference

person 6 .Nonrelatiue of household reference


househa I d - member of an unrelated


7 .Nonrelatiue of household reference


in the household (secondary individual)

0 RRP-4 1 2204


Month 4

U All persons, including children V 1 .Hausehold reference person9 living

with relatives 2 .Househald reference person living

alone or with only nonrelatives (primary individual)

3 .Spouse oi household reference person 4 .ChiId of household reference person

5 .Other relative of household reference

person

6 .Nonrelative of household reference


hauseha I d - member of an unrelated


7 -Nonrelative of household reierence

person and not related to anyone else in the household (secondary individual)

D RRP-5 1 2205


Interview date


V 1 .Household reference person, living

with relatives

2 .Household reference person living



- ---_

DATA 513 BEEIN

3 .Spouse oi houeehold reference person

L .C’niId Of hcusehald reterence PD~SO~

5 .3the- relative of houseCald -e+erence

oersan

6 .Na~~eIatI~e it houshold reierence

pemon but reletea to others in the hauseho I d - mamoer ot .n unrelated

sub (secondery) Lemi!y

7 .NDnrelative ot household referc?ce

parwn end not releted to l nyanc else

in the hcurehald (seconderr Indlvlduel)

0 a-1 2 rnb

EdIted end imputed eye II Ot last birthday. be in yews. P(onth 1

IJ AI I personss includinq chi Idren

v 0 .Lem than 1 tul I yew

B5 .BS years old or older

D PG’Ll * 1 is”- 3lanr filler

D z-2 2 223

Edrred end mwted l qe es of lent

blrthdey. be I” yeers. nDnth 2

IJ All ae~scne~ includinq children

v D .Less than 1 ful I y*ar

85 .95 years old or older

2 G-3 2 Z?:t Eattcd end imputed l qe es of lest

blrthd8y. Age I” years. Month 3 J 411 PC-scnsr Inciudlnq r51idren

v 0 .Less t+ac, 1 tui I year 25 .5!5 years a:? or older

2aEEd 2 2215 EdIted end tnautad eye es Of last

bfrthaay. w in ywers. nDnth Ir

U All reisons~ including children

v 0 .LeSS~~hm 1 ful I yeer

e5 .BS ymrs old or older

D PprILLL 1 tz17 aIh ti I Ier

c

D p4-5 2 aa EdIted end immuted l ge es at lent

blrthdey. Aqc in yeers. Interview

eanth

IJ All Pe?,Ons* includlny children

v D .Less ti-al 1 ful I year

eb .ds years old or older

D ppJILLs 1 mo Blank filler

ow 1 pzl 5x ct this l erson

Edited and Immted

,

Revised March 1985

IS&

DATA SIZE BEGIN

U Al! persons, including children V 1 .l%le

2 .Female

D RACE 1

Race of this person Edited and imputed

U All persons9 including children V 1 .White

2 .Black 3 .American Indian, Eskimo or Aleut 4 .Asian or Pacific Islander

DM5-1 1m Marital status. Month 1 If a persons marital status changed during any month8 the marital status shown is the status maintained for the greatest part of the month - edited and imputed

Ll Persons 15 years old or older V 1 .l”hrriedJ spouse present

2 .l%rriedr spouse absent 3 .Widowed 4 .Divorced

S .Separated 6 .Neuer married

0 MS-2 1 zz24 Marital status. Month 2 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 imputed

U Persons 15 years old or older V 1 .Marc i edr dpouse present

2 .MarriedJ spouse absent 3 .Widowed 4 .Divorced * 5 .Scpareted 6 .Never married . .

D MS-3 1 222s 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 imputed

U Persons 15 years old or older V 1 .hrriedr spouse present

2 .f”hrriedJ spouse absent 3 .Widowad

157

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN

4 .Diuorced

5 .Separated

6 .Never married

cl MS-4 1 2226

Marital status. Month 4

If a persons marital status changed during any month, the marital status shown is the status maintained for the greatest

part of the mcnth - edited and imputed

U Persons 15 years cld or older

V 1 .f%rriedr spouse present 2 .Married, spouse absent

3 .tiidowed

4 .Divorced

5 .Separated

6 .Neuer married

D MS-5 1 2227

Marital status. Interview date

Edited and imputed

U Persons 1’5 years old or older

V 1 .Married, spouse present 2 .Married> spouse absent 3 .Widowed 4 .Divorced

5 .Separated

6 .Never married

D FAMTYP-1 1 2228

Family type to which this person belongs.

Month 1


V 0 .Primary fami Iy 1 .Secondary individual (not a family member)

2 .Unrelated sub (secondary) family 3 .Related subfamily


D FA*ITYP-2 1 Family type to which this person belongs. Month 2

U All personsJ including children

V 0 .Primary family

1 .Secondary individual (not a family member)

2 .Unrelated sub (secondary) family

3 .Related subfamily


II FAMTYP-3 1 2230

Family type to which this person belongs.

158

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN

Month 3.

U All persons7 including children V 0 .Primary family

1 .Secondary individual (not a family member) 2 -Unrelated sub (secondary) family

3 .Related subfamily 4 .Primary individual

D FAMTYP-4 1 2231 Family type to which this person belongs.

Month 4


V 0 .Primary fami ly

1 .Secondary individual (not a family member) 2 .Unrelated sub (secondary) family

3 .Related subfamily 4 .Primary individual

D FAMTYP-5 1 2232

Family type to which th

Interv i ew date

U All persons, including chi

V 0 .Primary family

is person belongs.

I dren

1 .Secondary individual (not a family member)

2 .Unrelated sub (secondary) family

3 .Reiated subfamily


D FAMREL-1 1 2233

Sub/secondary family relationship code. Month 1

U All persons> including children

V 0 .Not applicable (person not in related subfamily or unrelated secondary family)

1 .Reference person of family 2 .Spouse of family reference person 3 .ChiId of family reference person

4 .Other relative of family reference

person

D F&W%-2 1 2234

Sub/secondary family relationship code.

Month 2


V Cl .Not applicable (person not in related

subfamily or unrelated secondary family)

1 .Reference person of family

2 .Spouse of family reference person 3 .ChiId of family reference person 4 .Other relative of family reference

person

159

P’ERSCN

DATA SIZE BEGIN

D FAMREL-3 1 2235 Sub/secondary family relationship code.

Month 3


V 0 .Not applicable (person not in related


1 -Reference person o+ family

2 .Spouse of family reierence person 3 .ChiId of family reference person

4 .Other relative of famil Y reference

person

D FAW?EL-4 1 2236

Sub/secondary family re

Month 4 U All persons, including chi

ationship code.

dren

V 0 .Not applicable (person not in related


1 .Re+erence person of family

2 .Spouse of family re+erence person

3 .ChiId o+ family reference person

4 .Other relative oi family reierence person

D FPEREL-5 1 2237

Sub/secondary Family relationship code. Interview date


V 0 .Not applicable (person not in reiated sub+amiIy or unrelated secondary family)

1 .ReSerence person o+ Family

2 .Spouse of +amily re+erence person

3 -Child of family re+erence person

4 .Other relative of family reference

person

D FkYWJ’l-1 1 2238

Sub/secondary family number. Month 1.

Range = O,b

IJ All persons) including children V 0 .Not applicable (person not in related subfamily

or unrelated secondary family)

D [email protected] 1 2239


Range ~0~6

LJ All persons, including children

V 0 .Not applicable (person not in related subfamily or unrelated secondary family)

0 FAMVUVI-3 1 2240


160

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN

Range=0 2 6

U All persons? including children

V 0 .Not applicable (person not in related subiamilr


D FAFT\uM-4 1 2241 Sub/secondary family number. Month 4. Range=0 ) 6

U All persons, including children V 0 .Not applicable (person not in related


subfamily

D F,Q”WM-5 1 2242

Sub/secondary +ami Iy number. Interu i

Range = Oj6


ew date

V 0 .Not applicable (person not in related subfamily


D POP-STAT 1 2243

Population status. This +ield identifies

U Al Vl

2

whether or not a person was eligible to

be asked a full set o+ questions, based

on his/her age at time of interview.

persons j including children Adult (15 years o+ age or older)

Child (under 15 at interview)

D PNSP-1 3 2244

Person number o+ spouse. Month 1

U Persons 15 years old or older V 5’W.Not applicable

D PNSP-2 3 2247 Person number o+ spouse. Month 2

U Persons 15 years old or older WW.Not applicable

D PNSP-3 3 2250 Person number of spouse. Month 3


VW9.Not applicable

D PNSP-4 3 2zi3

Person number of spouse. Month 4


W.Not applicable

D PNSP-5 3 z256

Person number o+ spouse. Interview date

_._---. --

161

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN

U Persons 15 years old or older WW.Not applicable

D PNPT-1 3 2259

Person number of parent, Month 1


V999.Not applicable

D PN=T-2 3 2262

Person number oi parent, Month 2

U Persons 15 years old or older V999.Not applicable

0 PNPT-3 3 226s Person number c+ parent, Month 3

0 PNPT-4 3

Person number o f U Persons 15 years 0

W99.Not applicable

U Persons 15 years 01 V999.Not applicable

D PNPT-5 3

Person number o

date U Persons 15 years 0

W99.Not applicable

D VETSTAT 1 Did this person

d or older

2268 parent. Month 4

d or older

2271

parent. Interview

d or older

2274 ever serve on active

duty in the U.S. Armed Forces

U Persons 15 years old or older V 1 .Yes

2 .No \

D HIGPADE 2 2275

What is the highest grade or year of

regular school this person attended

U Persons 15 years old or older V OO.Not applicable it under 15;

Did not attend or attended only kindergarten

* 01-08 .Elementary * * 09-12 .High school * * 21-26 .Col lege *

D GRD-CIVPL 1 2277 Did he/she complete that grade

U Persons 15 years o Id or o I der V 0 .Not applicable it under 15.

162

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN

Did not attend or attended only

k i ndergarten

1 .Yes

2 .No

0 EiMICTY 2 2278

Ethnic origin U All persons, including children

V Ol.German OZ.English 03.Irish 04 .French 05. Ital ian

Ob.Scotish

07.Pol ish

08.Dutch

OS.Swedish

lO.Norwegian

ll.Russian

lZ.Ukrainian

13.Welsh

lb.Mexican-American

lS.Chicano

lb.Mexican

17.Puerto Rican 18.Cuban

19.Central or South American (Spanish) 20 .Other Span i sh

Zl.A+ro-American (Black or Negro) 30.Another group not listed

39.Don’t know

D IN-A’= 1 IT280

Is this perscn currently in the Armed Forces


V 0 .Not applicable 1 .Yes 2 .No

* *

* Preedited control card section *

* *

0 U-ENTRY 2 2281

Preedited entry address I.D.

Control card item 17


DlJ-wJl 3 2283

Preedited person number



163

PERSON

D U-RRP 1 2286 Preedited relationship to reference person. Control card item 19B

U Al I persons, including children

V 1 .Reterence person with relatives in l-ii 2 .Reference person with no rel. In H-l

3 .Husband of reierence person

4 .Wife ot reference person

5 .Own child of reference person

6 .Parent of reference person

7 .Brother/sis ter of reference person

8 .Other relat ive of reference person

9 .Nonrelative Of reference person

With own re lat ives in HH

10 .Ncnrelatiue Of reference person

with no own re latiues in Hi

0 U-t!+EM 1 2287

Preedited household member status


U All persons, including children V 1 .Yes - current w-1 member

2 .No * *

* The next 8 fields consist of 4 pairs. * * The first field in each pair gives w

* information recorded on the control *

* card of the household the person left f * after the previous wave. The second * * field in each pair gives information * * repeated on the control card of the *

* current household. *

* *

DATA SIZE BEGIN

D U-REALFT 2 2288 Preedited reason for leaving previous

wave address. Control card item 23

U All persons! including children

V 0 .Not applicable (person did not moue or

not in sample previous wave) or not

answered

S .Le+t - deceased

6 .Left - institutionalized

7 .Left - living in Armed Forces barracks

8 .Left - moved outside oi country

9 .Le+t - separation or divorce

10 .Left - person 201 Or greater no longer living with a sample person

11 .Left - other

D LI-REAENT 2 2290

Preedited reason ior entering current

- -. ._ .-- .- -

164

PERSIN

DATA SIZE BEGIN

address. Control card item 23 U All pet-sons, including children

V 0 .Not applicable (person did not move

or person no longer in sample) Or

nut answered

1 .Entered - birth

2 -Entered - marriage

3 .Entered - other 4 .Entered (before sample people)

DIJ-WXUT 2 2292 Preedited month le+t previous wave

address. Control card item 23. Range = 0,12

U Ail persons> including children V 0 .Not applicable (person did not move or

not in sample previous wave)

DU-KMNT 2 2294

Preedited month entered current address.

Control card item 23. Range = 0212

U All persons, including children.

V 0 .Not applicable (person did not move or

person no longer in sample)

D U-DAYLFT 2 2296

Preedited day left previous wave address. Control card item 23. Ranqe = 0931

U All persons, including children V O .Not applicable (person did not moue or


D U-DAYENT 2 2298

Preedited day entered current address.

Control card item 23. Range = 0931


V 0 .Not applicable (person did not move or


D CC-ADLFT 2 2300

Control card address ID of previous wave

U All persons, including children V 0 .Not applicable (persan did not move or


D CC-ADENT 2 2302

Control card address ID of current wave

U All persons) including children

V 0 .Nat applicable (person did not move or


165

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN

D LJ-BRTHYR 4 2304

Preedited year of birth.


U All per50nsj including children

V -9.Not answered 1900.Born 1900 or earlier

D U-PNPT 3 2308

Preedited person number o+ parent.



V -9.Not answered

DLHS 1 2311

Preedited marital status.


ti Persons 15 years old at- older

V 0 .Not applicable

1 .Married - spouse present

2 .Married - spouse absent

3 .Widowed 4 .Divorced

5 .Separated 6 .Never married

9 .Not answered

DU-PNSP 3 2312

Preedited person number of spouse

Control card item 26%


V 0 .Not applicable

-9.Not answered

DLI-PNGO 3 2315

Preedited person number of guardian. Control card item 27


V 0 .Not applicable V 0 .Not applicable (person did nut move or


D U-SM 1 2318

Preedited sex code.



V 1 .l%le

2 .Female

9 .Not answered

D U-RACE 1 2319

Preedited race code.

166

PERSDN

DATA SIZE BEGIN



V 1 .White

2 .Black

3 .American Indian, Eskimo or Aleut 4 .Asian or Pacific Islander

5 .Other 9 .Not answered

D U-ORIGIN 2 2320 Unedited ethnic origin code.

Control card item 30 U All persons, including children

V -9.Not answered 1 .German 2 .Enql ish 3 .Irish 4 .French

5 .Ital ian

6 .Scottish

7 .Pol ish

6 .Dutch

9 .Swedish

10 .Norweqian

11 .Russ ian

12 .Ukrainian 13 .Welsh

14 -Mexican-American 15 .Chicano

16 .Mex i can 17 .Puerto Rican 18 .Cuban 19 .Central or South American

(Spanish speakins)

20 .Other Spanish

21 .Afro-American (Black or Negro)

30 .Another graup not I isted

39 .Don’t know

0 U-HIGRDE 2 2322

Unedited highest grade of school attended.

Control card item 31A


V -9.Not answered 0 .Not applicable, did not attend,

attended only kindergarten

* 01-08 .Elementary *

* 09-12 .High school *

* 21-26 .Col leqe *

* n

167

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN

D U-CD?+‘=L 1 2324

Was hiqhest grade completed.

Unedited - control card item 318

U Persons 15 years ol,d or older

V 0 .Not applicable 1 .Yes

2 .No 9 .Not answered

D U-VET 1 2325 Unedited veteran status.

Control card item 3ZA U Persons 15 years old or older

V 0 .Not applicable

1 .Yes

2 .No

9 .Not answered

D U-SRVDTE 1 2326

Unedited period of service.


U Persons 15 years old or older V 0 .Not applicable

? .Vietnam era (Aug’64-Apr’75) 2 .Korean conflict (June’SO-Jan’55)

3 .World war II (Sept’LO-July’47)

4 .World war1 (Apr’l7-Nov’lB) 5 .May 1975 Or later

6 .Other service

9 .Not answered

D LJ-AF 1 2327

Currently in Armed Forces - unedited

control card item 3ZC

U Persons 15 years old and older

V 0 .Not applicable

1 .Yes

2 .No

9 .Not answered

DlJ-SSMDK 1 2328 Reason Social Security number (‘U-ss\I’) is nut provided - unedited control card

i tern 33C

U All personsr including children

V 0 .Not answered

1 .Don’t know

2 -Refusal

3 .None

D PREV-ID 9 2329

Unique scrambled combination of the

PERSON

DATA S!zE BEGIN

previous psu, seqment, and serial numbers.

Applies only to persons in an original

sample unit who joined another sample unit.


D PREV-ROT 1 2338

Rotation in which this person was interviewed before leaving another sample unit and joining this cne.


D SC13064 2

Frevious identi

Appl ies only to sample unit who

15 years c

2339

f icat ion entry address iD

persnns in an original

joined another sampie unit.

IJ Persons

one sam P

V 0 .Not

id or oltier who moved from

ie unl? to another

n universe

D SC0066 Freu

APP I

samp U Fersons

3 234:

ous identification person number

es only to persons in an oriqinai

e unit who joined another sample unit. 15 years old or older who moved from

one sample unit to another V 0 .Nat in universe

3 KHANGEl 1 2344

ilsed to determine if tne household ir

which this person lived cnanqed

composition over the 4 reference months

or in the 5th mcnth UD unti l date of interview. A change in address is not

reflected in this field unless the

composition cl the group living together changes as a ‘result. The first field is always “1”. Fur each

sucreedinq month the waiue of the fieid is the same as for the preceding month

if there has been no change in

composition. If a chanqe has occurred9 the field for the followinq month is

one greater than the field for the

preceding month. Month 1. Range = 1

U Al I personsj including children

D HC-WGE2 1 2345

Used to determine if the household in

which this person lived chanqed

composition. Month 2. Range = 1,2

U All persons, including cSiidren

169

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN

D HCHANGE3 1 2346

Used to determine if the househcld in

which this person lived changed

composition. Month 3. Range = 1~3


D l-iowGEG 1 2347 Used to determine if the household’in

which this person lived changed composition. Month 4. Range = 1>4


D HCHANGE5 1 2348

Used to determine if the household in

which this person lived changed

composition. Interview Date. Range = 195

D FCHANGEl 1 2349

‘Used tc determine if the family (or

pseudc family) changed in composition

from one month to the next. These fields only relate t tinrelated secondary famil and secondary individuals

change in related subfami ‘S-CHANT’ below. The wa fields for the respective

o primary and

es and to primary To determine

ies see ues of the

months are

determined in the same manner as for

‘&-CHANGE’ above. Month 1. Range = 1

ti Ai / persons, including children

C FCHANGEZ 1 ’ 2350

Used to determine if the family (or

pseudc family) changed in composition.

Month 2. Range = 1>2


D FCHAVGE3 1 2351


pseudo family) changed in composition.

Mcnth 3. Range = 1,3


D FCHANiE4 1 2352


pseudo famiiy) changed in composition.

Month 4. Range = l,h


D SCHANGE1 1 2353

‘Used to determine if the related

- _ _. ._-. ..-_ ._ ___. -.

170

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN

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 ‘l-W-WEE’ above. Month 1. Range = 1


OsCHpNtEz 1 2354 Used to determine if the related


changed composition. Month 2.

Range = 192


D sClWGE3 1 2355

Used to determine if the related



Range = 123 U All persons, including children

D 5cHANfE4 1 2356

Used to determine if the related

subfamily which includes this personJ


Range = 1)4

U All persons) including children * *

* Income aggregates by months 1-4 *

* *

D PPTOTINl a 2357

Total persons income for month 1. In dollars. Range = -1500000~1500000


0 PPTOTIN2 a E&5

Total persons income for month 2.

In dollars. Range = -15ODOUD~15ODDOO


D PPTOTIN3 8 2373


In dollars. Range = -1500000,1500000


0 PPTOTIN4 8 2381


171

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN

In dollars. Range = -15OOOUO~15OODOO U Persons 15 years old or older

D PP-EARNl 7 2309

Total persons earned income for month 1.

In dollars. Range = O~lSODOOO


D PP-EARNZ 7 2396

Total persons earned income ior month 2.

In dollars. Range = 0~1500000


D PP-EkRN3 7 2403

Total persons earned income for month 3. In dollars. Range = 0~1500000


D PP-EpRN4 7 2410

Total persons earned income for month 4.



D PP-PRCi’l 8 2417

Total property (asset) income for month 1.

In dollars. Range = -1500000~1500000


D PP-PRWZ 8 2425

Total property (asset) income for month 2. In dollars. Range = -1500000~1500000


0 PP-PROP3 a 2433


In dollars. Range = -1500000~1500000


D PP-PROP4 8 2441


In dollars. Range = -1500000~1500000


D PP-TRW1 7 2x.49 Total persons mean-tested cash transfer for month 1. In dollars. Range = 0~1500000


D PP-TRANZ 7 2456 Total persons mean-tested cash transfer

for month 2. In dollars. Range = 0~1500000


172

PERSON

D

U

D

U

0

U

cl

U

D

U

D

u * * *

cl

DATA SIZE BEGIN

PP-TRAN3 7 2463

Total persons mean-tested cash transfer

for month 3. In dollars. Range = 0~1500000

Persons 15 years old or older

PP-TRpN4 7 2470

Total persons mean-tested cash transfer for month 4. In dollars. Range = O~lSOOOOO


PPOTHER 1 7 2477 Total persons other income for month 1. In dollars. Range = 0~1500000


PPOTl-ERZ 7 2484

Total persons other income for month 2.



PPOTKR3 7 2491

Total persons other income for month 3. In dollars. Range = 0~1500000


PFOTHER4 7 2498

Total persons other income for month 4. In dollars. Range = 0~1500000

Persons 15 years oid or older

Recipiency/asset arrays

RECIPSLM 75 2505

Income recipiency summary.

There are 75 fields allocated for this

summary. Character location is I isted

beside each field used. Fields not used are zero filled.

*ZSOS.Social security *2506.Railroad retirement KZS07.Federal Supplemental Security Inc (SSI) *2509.State unemployment compensation

*2510.Supplemental unemployment benefits

*25ll.Other unemployment compensation

*2512.Veterans compensation or pensions

QS14.Workers compensation

*2S16.Employer or union temporary sickness policy *2517.Payments from a sicknesst accident, or * disability insurance policy purchased on * your own

173

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN

QS24.Aid to families with dependent * children (AFDCj ADC)

+Q52S.General assistance or general relief *2527.Foster child care payments

*2528.0ther welfare

*2s29.WIC

*253l.Food stamps

*2532.Child support payments

*2533.Alimony payments

*2534.Pension from company or union

*2535.Federal civil service or other Federal

* ‘civilian employee pensions

*2536.U.S. military retirement pay

*2538.State government pensions

*2S39.Local government pensions QS4O.Income from paid up life insurance policies * or annuities

+Q%l.Estates and trusts Q542.0ther payments for retirement> disability or * survivor

KZ544.GI bill education benefits QS54.Income assistance from a charitable group

*2555.Money from relatives or triends

*2556.Lump sum payments

Q557.Income from roomers or boarders

*2558.National guard or reserve pay

*2559.Incidentai Or casual earnings included elsewhere

iality (ISS codes 6J9J11J22J33)

in each field (l-75) are listed

*256D.Other cash income not

*2579.i?ecoded for confident

the possible answers

below:

U Persons 15 years old or o


I der

DASSETSWl 13 2580

Asset ownership summary. There are 13

(l-digit) fields defined below. Character

location is I isted beside each field.

KZ!%O.ISS Code 100 - savings accounts

*2%1.ISS Code 101 - money market accounts

*2582.ISS Code 102 - certificates of deposit

*2583.ISS Code 103 - now accounts

*2504.ISS Code 104 - money market funds

*2585.ISS Code 105 - U.S. government securities

*2596.ISS Code 106 - municipal or corporate bonds

*2587.ISS Code 107 - other interest earning assets

*[email protected] Code 110 - stocks or mututal funds

*2589.ISS Code 120 - rental property

*259O.ISS Code 130 - mortgages

174

PERSON

SIZE BEGIN

*25?1.155 Code 140 - royalties

*2592.ISS Code 150 - other financial investments the possible answers in each field (l-13) are:


V 0 .Not applicable

1 .Yes

2 .No * * * Employment status recode by months l-4 *

* *

D ES?-1 1 2593 /

Employment status recode for month 1 of the reference period.

i! Persons 15 years old or 01 der V 0 .Not applicable

1 .With a job entire month, worked all weeks

2 .With a job entire month, missed one or more

weeksj no time on layoff


weeks, spent time on layoff

4 .With job one or more weeksr 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 .Nc job during month, spent one or more weeks looking or on layoff

8 .No job during month) no time spent looking or on layoff

0 ESR-2 1 2594

Employment status recode for month 2 of the

reference period.


V 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


7 .No jab during month) spent one or more weeks

looking or on layoff

8 .No job during month, no time spent looking or

on layoff

_...

175

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN

D ESR-3 1 2595 Employment status recode for month 3 of the

reference period.

U Persons 15 years 0

V 0 .Not applicable 1 .With a job ent i 2 .With a jnb ent

weeks7 no time

3 .With a job ent I

weeksr spent t

Id or older

re month, worked all weeks

re month) missed one or more on layoff re monthj missed one or more

me 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 .Nc job during mcnth, spent entire month looking

or on layoff

7 .No job during month, spent one or more weeks looking or on layoff

8 .No jab during month> no time spent looking or

on layoff

D ESR-4 1 2596 Employment status recode for month 4 of the reference period.


V 0 .Not appl itable

1 .With a job entire month2 worked all weeks

2 .With a job entire month9 missed one or more

weeks, no time on layoff


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


7 .No job during month2 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 l-4 *

* * n *

D WKSPERl 1 2597 ,

Number of weeks in month 1 of the reference

period.


176

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN

4 .Four weeks 5 .Fiue weeks

D LKSPERZ 1 zS98

Number of weeks in month 2 of the reference

period.


V 0 .Not applicable 4 .Four weeks 5 .Fiue weeks

D lJGPER3 1 2599

Number of weeks in month 3 of the reference period.


V 0 .Not applicable 4 .Faur weeks 5 .Fiue weeks

D LEER4 1 2600

Number oi weeks in month 4 of the reference

period.


V 0 .Not applicable

4 .Four weeks 5 .Five weeks

D WSJBl 1 2601

Number of weeks with a job or business

for month 1 of the reference period. U Persons 15 years old or older V 0 .O weeks or not applicable (‘have-job = no)

1 .l week 2 .2 weeks 3 .3 weeks

4 .4 weeks

S .S weeks (only applicable for months with S weeks)

D MSJBZ 1 2602


for month 2 of the reference period.


V 0 .O weeks or not applicable (‘have-job’ = no)

1 .l week 2 .2 weeks

3 .3 weeks 4 .4 weeks S .S weeks (only applicable for months with 5 weeks)

D WKSJB3 1 2603


177

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN

for month 3 of the reference period.



1 .l week

2 .2 weeks 3 .3 weeks

4 .4 weeks

5 .S weeks (only applicable for months with 5 weeks)

0 LKSJB4 1 2604 Number of weeks with a job or business for month 4 of the reference period.

U Persons 15 years old or older V 0 .O weeks or not applicable (‘have-job’ = no)

1 .l week

2 .2 weeks

3 .3 weeks

4 .4 weeks


D MWJCB

Did this

week of

f ieldsj U Persons 15

V 0 .Nct app 1 .Yes

2 .No

18 2605 TABLE

person have a job or business during this

the reference period. There are 18 answer

one for each week of the reference period. years old or older

irable (‘have-job’ = no)

D lXSXX=l 1 2623

Number of weeks without pay, at a job

or business for month 1 of the

reference period.

U Persons 15 years old 0

V 0 .O weeks or not app

1 .l week 2 .2 weeks 3 .3 weeks 4 .4 weeks 5 .S weeks (only appl I

r older

icable (‘have-job’ = no)

cable for months with 5 weeks)

D wKswoP2 1 2624 Number of weeks without pay, at a job or business for month 2 of the

reference period.

U Persons 1’S years old or older


1 .l week

2 .2 weeks

3 .3 weeks

4 .4 weeks

5 .S weeks (only applicable ior months with 5 weeks)

178

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN

D lXSWP3 1 2625

Number of weeks without pay, at a job

or business for month 3 of the

reierence period. U Persons 15 years old or older V 0 .O weeks or not applicable (‘have-job’ = no>

1 .l week


4 .4 weeks


D WSLCP4 1 2626

Number of weeks without pay, at a job or business for mcnth 4 of the

reference period. U Persons 15 years old or older V 0 .O weeks or not applicable (‘have-job’ = no)

1 .l week

2 .2 weeks

3 .3 weeks

4 .4 weeks


DWEEKSAB 18 2627 TABLE

Was this person with a job or business but

without pay for this week of the reference

period. There are la answer fields, one ior each week of the reference period.

U Persons iS years old or older V 0 .Not applicable

1 .Yes 2 .No

D WKSLOKl 1 2645

Number of weeks looking for work or on layoff in month 1 of the reference period.


V 0 .None or not applicable

1 .l week

2 .2 weeks

3 .3 weeks

4 .4 weeks

5 .S weeks (only applicable for months with S weeks)

D WSLOKZ 1 26.4&l

Number of weeks looking for work or on layoff in month 2 of the reference period.


V 0 .None or not applicable 1 .l week

179

PEPS@!

DATA SIZE BEGIN


4 .4 weeks


D LKSLOK3 1 2647

Number of weeks locking for work or on layoff

in month 3 of the reference period.

U Persons 15 years old or 01


1 .l week


4 .4 weeks

5 .S weeks (only applicab

der

e for months with 5 weeks)

D lKSLW4 1 264-a

Number of weeks looking for work or on layoff

in month 4 of the reference period.






D lGEEKsLK ia 2649 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.


V 0 .Not applicable

1 .Yes

2 .No

D CPRECOVl 1 2667

Is this person covered by medicare for


U Persons 65 years old or older and

disabled persons 15-64 years old V 0 .Not applicable

1 .Yes 2 .No

D CARECW2 1

Is this person covered by medicare for


U Persons 65 years old or older and

disabled persons 15-64 years old

180

SiZE BEGIN

V 0 .Not applicable

1 .Yes

2 .No

D CARECW3 1 2669

Is this person covered by medicare for month 3 of the reference period

U Persons 65 years o Id or older and disabled persons 15-64 years old


2 .No

cl CPRECW4 1 2670

Is this person cowered by medicare for

month 4 of the reference period U Persons 65 years o I d or older and

disabled persons 15-64 years old V 0 .Not applicable

1 .Yes 2 .No

D f%DICAID 1 2671

Is this person covered by medicaid

U Persons 15 years old or older and their dependents meeting eligibility

requirements V D .Not applicabie

? .Yes

2 .No

D CAIDCOVl 1 2672 Was this person covered by medicaid for month 1 of the reference period

U Persons 15 years old or older and their

dependents meeting eligibility requirements V 0 .Not applicable

1 .Yes 2 .No

D CAIDCWZ 1 2673

Was this person covered by medicaid for month 2 of the reference period


dependents meeting eligibility requirements

V 0 .Not applicable

1 .Yes

2 .No

D CAIDCW3 1 2674

Was this person covered by medicaid for

_-- ._

181

PERSON

DATA SIZE EEGIN


U Persons 15 years old or older and their dependents meeting eligibility requirements

V 0 .Not applicable

1 .Yes

2 .No

D CAIDCWG 1 2675

Was this person covered by medicaid for


U Persons 15 years o Id or o I der and their


V 0 .Not applicable

1 .Yes 2 .No

D WICCWl 1 2676 Was this person covered by WIC for




V 0 .Not applicable

1 .Yes

2 .No

D WICCOV2 1 2677

Was this person covered by WIC for

month 2 of the ref

U Persons 1s years old dependents meeting el

V 0 .Not applicable

1 .Yes

2 .No

D WICCW3 1

erence period or older and their

igibility requirements

2678

Was this person covered by WIC for

month 3 of the reierence period



V 0 .Not applicable

1 .Yes

2 .No

D WICCOV4 1 2679 Was this person covered by WIC for

month 4 of the reierence period


V 0 .Not applicable

1 .Yes 2 .No

102

PERSON

DATA SIZE EGIN

D WICVAJ-1 4 2680

Value of WIC voucher in month 1 of the

reference period. The dollar field contains

two implied decimals. Range = 0,500o. U Persons 15 years old 0; older and their


D w1cv4-2 4 2604 Value of WIC voucher in month 2 of the reference period. Tine dollar field contains two implied decimals. Range = 0~5000.


0 WICVAL3 4 26m

Value of WiC voucher in month 3 of the


two implied decimals. Range = 0~5000.

U Perscns 15 years old or older and their


D WICVAL4 4 269-2

Value of WIG voucher in month 4 of the


two implied decimals. Range = 0>5000. U Persons 15 years old or older and their


D HIiNO 1 26%

is this person covered by health insurance U All persons, including children

V 0 .Not applicable

1 .Yes

2 .No

D HIMNTHl 1 2697

Did this person have health insurance

coverage month 1 U All persons, including children V 0 .Not applicable

1 .Yes 2 .No

D H1t”Ml-E 1 2698


coverage month 2

U All persons) including children

V 0 .Not applicable

1 .Yes

2 .No

DATA SIZE BEGIN

D HIMNTH3 1 2699 Did this person have health insurance coverage month 3

U All persons3 including children V 0 .Not awl icable ’

1 .Yes

2 .No

D HIMVTHG 1 2700


coverage month 4


V 0 .Not applicable

1 .Yes

2 .No

D IKCSDI-RC 20 2701

Income source code (10 answer fields of

Z-characters each). Source of income for

this person


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 .Ceneral assistance or general relief

23 .Foster child care payments

24 .Other welfare

25 .WIC

27 .Food stamps

28 .Ch i Id 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 I ite insurance pal icies

Or annuities

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN

37 .Estates and trusts

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 triends 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 eisewhere 75 .Recoded for confidentiality (ISS codes 4~9~11~22133)

D ASTSCWC 39 ZTLl

Asset source code (13 answer tields of 3-characters each) asset belonging to

this person


V 000 .Not applicabie

lOO.Regular/passbook savings accounts in a

bank) savings and loan or credit union

lOl.Money market deposit accounts

lOZ.Certiticates of deposit or other savings certificates

103.W, super NW> or other interest earning checking accounts

?OL.Money market funds 105.u.s. gcuernnent securities

lDb.Municipal or corporate bonds

107.&her interest earning assets llO.Stocks or mutual fund shares lZO.Rentai property

130.Mortgages

140.Royalties

150.0ther financial investments * *

* The following are coverage recodes. It this person *

* was covered by program recipiency on another *

* questionnaire, these flags are set. By months l-4 *

* *

D VETS? 1 2760 Was this person covered by veterans

payments during month 1 of the

reference period



V 0 .Not applicable

1 .Yes

2 .No

105

PERSON

SIZE BEGIN

D VETS2 1 2761

Was this person covered by veterans payments during month 2 of the

reference period


V 0 .Not applicable

1 .Yes

2 .No

D VETS3 1 2762

Was this person covered by veterans

payments during month 3 of the

reference period



V 0 .Not applicable

1 .Yes

2 .No

DLETS4 1 2763 Was this person covered by veterans

payments during month Le ot the reference period



V 0 .Not applicable

1 .Yes

2 .No

D AFDCl 1 2764

Was this person covered by &DC income

during month 1 of the reference period



2 .No

D A=DCZ 1 2765

Was this person covered by AFDC income

during month 2 ot the reference period



V 0 .Not applicable

1 .Yes

2 .No

cl wDc3 1 2766

Was this person covered by AFDC income during month 3 ot the reterence period

DATA SIZE BEGIN



1 .Yes 2 .No

D AFDC4 1 2767

Was this person covered by AFDC income


U Perscns 15 years old or older and their dependents meeting eligibility requirements

V Cl .Not applicable 1 .Yes 2 .Na

D FDDDSTP: 1 2768 Was this person cowered by food stamps




V II .Not applicable

1 .Yes

2 .No

D FGCDSTPZ 1 2769

Was this person covered by food stamps



V CI .Not applicable 1 .Y2s 2 .No

D FCOCSTP3 1 2770





V Cl .Not applicable

1 .Yes

2 .No

D FooDSTP4 1 2771


during month 4 of the reference period U Persons 15 years old or older and their


1 .Yes

2 .No

DATA

187

SIZE BEGIN

D EfWSSTl 1 2772 Was this person covered by any general

assistance income during month 1 of

the reference period


V Cl .Not applicable 1 .Yes

2 .No

D EtWSST2 1 2773 Was this person covered by any general





V 0 .Not applicable

1 .Yes

2 .No

D GEN&SST3 1 2774

Was this person covered by any general assistance income during month 3 of the reference period


V 0 .Not applicable

1 .Yes

2 .No

D GZNASST4 1 277S

Was this person cowered by any general




V II .Not applicable

1 .Yes

2 .No

D FOSTKIDl 1 2776

Was this person covered by any foster child care payments during month 1 of


U All persons, no age limitation

V 0 .Not applicable

1 .Yes

2 .No

D FCSTKIDZ 1 2777

Was this person covered by any foster

188

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN

child care payments during month 2 of




D FGSTKID3 1 2778

Was this person covered by any foster child care payments during month 3 of



V 0 .Not applicable

1 .Yes

2 .No

D FCSTK ID4 1 27-R Was this person covered by any foster child care payments during month 4 of



V 0 .Not applicable

1 .Yes

2 .No

0 OTwELFl 1 2780

Was this person covered by any other

welfare payments during month 1 of

the reference period U Persons 15 years old or older and their


1 .Yes

2 .No

D OTl-ELFZ 1 2781 Was this person covered by any other





V 0. Not applicable

1 .Yes

2 .No

D Oll-ELF3 1 2782

Was this person covered by any other welfare payments during month 3 of the reference period


189

PERSCN

DATA SIZE BEGIN


2 .No

D CT&ELF4 1 2783

Was this person covered by any other


the reference per i od



V 0 .Not applicable

1 .Yes 2 .No

D SOCSiZCl 1 2784

U Al

VO

1

2

Was this person covered by Social

Security payments during month 1 of


I persons, including children

.Not applicable

.Yes

.No

D SDCSECZ 1 27es Was this person covered by Social

Security payments during month 2 of the reference period

U All persons, including children V 0 .Not applicable

1 .Yes 2 .No

D SCCSEC3 1 2786

Was this person covered by Social

Security payments during month 3 of




2 .No

D SOCSEC4 1 2787 Was this person covered by Social

Security payments during month 4 of the reference period


V 0 .Not applicable

1 .Yes

2 .No

D RAILRDl 1 2788

Was this person covered by railroad

190

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN

retirement payments during month 1 of


U Al I persons> including children

V 0 .Not applicable

1 .Yes 2 .No

D RAILROZ 1 2789 Was this.person covered by railroad retirement payments during month 2 of

the reference period U All personsr including children

V 0 .Not applicable

1 .Yes

2 .No

D RAILRD 1 2790

Was this person covered retirement payments dur


U Al I persons, including chi

V 0 .Nct applicable 1 .Yes

2 .No

by railroad ing month 3 of

I dren

D RAILRD 1 2791

Was this person covered by railroad

retirement payments during month 4 of




2 .No *

* Cover page section *

D Il7A 1 2792

Preedited clues. item 7A - persons interview status


V 0 .Not answered

1 .Self

2 .Proxy

D IT7S 3 2793

Unedited ques. item 78 - person number

of proxy. Range = 0,999


D IT7C 1 2796 Preedited persons noninterview status

w * *

DATA SIZE BEG

191

PERSON

IN

I der

ques . i tern 7C U Persons 1s years old or o

V 0 .Not answered

1 .Type Z refusal

2 .Type Z other

D ITBMTH 2 2797

Unedited month of interview - ques.

item 8. Range = 0212


D ITBDAY 2 2799

Unedited day of interview - ques.

item 8. Range = 0,31

‘J Persons 15 years old or older

D IT96 3 280 1

Unedited total i nterview time in

minutes. ques. i tern 93. Range = 0,997

U Persons 15 years 0 d or older

D ITlOB 3 2804

Unedited total clerical review time

in minutes. Ques. item 1OB

U Persons 15 years oid or older *

* Labor force and recipiency section *

D BClOCO 1 2807 During the 4-month period did . . .

have a job or business, either full time Or part timer even for only a

few days



1 .Yes - skip to SC1056

2 .No

D SC1002 1 2808

Did . . . spend any time looking for

work or on layoff from a job

U Persons 15 years old or older V 0 .Not in universe

1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to SC1048

*

* The next 19 fields (SC1004 through * BC1040) are possible answers to the * question: *

* * *

192

PSFEQN

DATA SIZE BEGIN

* In which weeks was . . . looking for *

* work or on I ayof f from a job *

* *

D SC1004 1 2809 All weeks in reference period

U Persons 15 years old or older V 0 .Not marked as looking or on layoff all

weeks in reference period or not in universe based on response to SClDDz

1 .Marked as looking or on layoff ail weeks in reference period

D SC1006

1st week

1 2810


V II .Not marked as a week looking or on

layoff or not in universe based on

response to SC1002

1 .l%rked as a week looking or on layoff

D SC1008

2nd week

1 2811


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 SClOlG 3rd week

1 2812

U Persons 15 years o I d or older V 0 .Not marked as a week looking or on


response to SC1002

1 .Marked as a week looking or on layoff

0 SC1012 4th week

1 2813



response to SC1002

1 .Farked as a week looking or on layoff

D SC1014

5th week

1 2814


V 0 .Not marked as a week looking or on


response to SClDO2

1 .P’!arked as a week looking or on layoff

193

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN

D ‘Xl016

6th week

1 2815

U Persons 15 years old or older V 0 .Not marked as a week looking or on


response to 5ClOOZ 1 .Marked as a week looking or on layoff

D EC1018

7th week

1 2816


V D .Not marked as a week looking or on


response to 5ClDD2

1 .Marked as a week locking or on layoff

D SC1020

8th week

1 2817

U Persons 15 years old or older V 0 .Not marked as a week looking or on


response to 5ClG02

1 .F’larked as a week looking or on layoff

D 5ClOZZ

9th week

1 2818


V D .Not marked as a week looking or on


response to SclllDZ


D !XlDZb 10th week

1 2819



response to SC1002


D SC1026

11th week

1 2820

Ll Persons 15 years old or older


response to SC1002


D SC1028 12th week

1 2821


DATA SIZE BEGIN


layoff or not in universe based on response to SC1002

1 .f%rked as a week looking or on layoff

D SC1030

13th week

1 282-Z


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 SC1032 14th week

1 2823



response to SC1002


D SC1034

15th week

1 2824



response to SC1002 1 .l%rked as a week looking or on layoff

D SClC36 16th week

1 2825




response to SC1002


D SC1038

17th week

1 2826



response to SC1002


D SC1040

18th week

1 2827




response to SC1002


-.-.-.

DATA SIZE BEGIN

195

PERSON

D SC11142 1 2828

Could . . . have taken a job during any of those weeks



2 .No

D SC1044 1 2829

What was the main reason . . . could

not take a job during those weeks



1 -Already had a jcb

2 -Temporary illness

3 .School

4 .Other

D SC1046 1 2830

Check item Rl

Is the “al I” box marked in SC1004

U Persons 15 years o I d or older V 0 .Not in universe

1 .Yes - skip to SC1240 2 .No - sk ip to SC1050

D SC1048 1 2831

Were there any weeks in the 4-month

period when . . . wanted a job




2 .No - skip to SC1240

D SC1050 1 2832

There were weeks that . . . did not

work or look for work . Did . . .

want a job in those weeks


1 .Yes


D SC1052 1 2833

Could . . . have taken a job in those

weeks if one had been offered



1 .Yes


196

PERSON

DATA SiZE BEGIN

D SC1054 2 2834

During the weeks that . . . wanted a job but was not looking for one, what was the main reason . . . was not looking


V 0 .Not in universe 1 .Believes no work available in line

of work or area - skip to SC1240

2 .Couldn’t find any work - skip to SC1240

3 .Lacks necessary schooling~ training? skills, or experience - skip to SC1240

4 .Employers think too young or too old - skip to SC1240

5 .Other personal handicap in finding

job - skip to SC1240

6 -Can’t arrange child care - skip to SC1240 7 .Family responsibilities - skip to SC1240 8 .In school or other training - skip to SC1240 9 .III health, physical disability - skip to SC1240

1cI .Other - skip to SC1240

D SC1056 1 2836

Did . . . have a job or businessj

either full or part time7 during

each of the weeks in this period


V 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes


D SC1058 1 2837 was . . . absent without pay from . . . ‘s job or business for any full

weeks during the 4-month period



1 .Yes

2 .No - sk i p to SC1230 * *

* The next 19 fields (SC1060 through * * SClO96) are possible answers to the * * question; *

* *

* In which weeks was . . . absent *

* without pay *

3c *

D SC1060 1 All weeks in reference period


V 0 .Not marked as absent without pay for all

197

PERSON

DATA SIZE EEGiN

weeks in reference period or not in

universe based on response to SC1058

1 .f%rked as a week absent without pay

D SC1062

1st week

1 2839


V D .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 2nd week

1 2840


V 0 .Not marked as a week absent without

pay or net in universe based on

response to SC1055

1 .Marked as a week absent without pay

D SC1066 3rd week

1 2841

U Persons 15 years old or older V 0 .Nct marked as a week absent without

pay or not in universe based on response tc GC105a

1 .i%rked as a week absent without pay

D 5C1063

4th week

1 2842



pay or not in universe based on

response to 521058


D SC1070

5th week

1 2843

U Persons 15 years old or older V D .Not marked as a week absent without

pay or not in universe based on response to EC1058


D SC1072

6th week

1





198

PERSON

D

U V

D

U V

D

U

V

D

DATA SIZE BEGIN

SC1074

7th week

1 z&is

Persons 15 years old or older 0 .Not marked as a week absent without

pay or not in universe based on response to SC1058


'X1076

8th week

1


0 .Not marked as a week absent without


response to SC1058

1 .i’larked as a week absent without pay

SC1078 9th week

1 28+4-i


0 .Not marked as a week absent without


response to SC1058


SC1080

10th week

1 2848

U Persons 15 years old or older V D .Not marked as a week absent without

pay or not in universe based on response to sClOS8

1 .i%rked as a week absent without pay

D 5C1082

11th week

1 2849


V 0 .Not marked as a week absent without pay or not in universe based on

response to SC1058


D SC1084

12th week

1 2850

U Persons 15 years o I d or older


response to sClOS3


D SC1086 13th week

1 2851


. . - I - _ . I - . . -

199

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN


response to 5ClOS8


D SC1088

14th week

1 2852


V 0 .Not marked as a week absent without pay or not in universe based on response to 5ClOS8


D SC1090

15th week

1 2853




response to SC1058


D 5ClD92

16th week

1

U Persons 15 years old or older V 0 .Not marked as a week absent without



D SC1094 17th week

1 2855




response to SC1058


D sf1096

18th week

1 2856




D SC1098 1 2857

What was the main reason . . . was

absent from . . . ‘s job or business

dur i ng those weeks



ZOO

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN

1 .On layoff - skip to SC1230

7 * *

*

*

*

.Own illness - skip

.On vacation - skip

.Bad weather - skip

.Labor dispute - sk

.New job to begin w skip to SC1230

.Other - skip to SC 1

The next 18 fields

X1134) are possib

question:

to sC123’3

to SC1230

to SC1230

P to SC1230 thin 30 days -

230 *

(SC1100 through * e answers to the *

*

*

* In which weeks did . . . have a job * w or business w

* *

II ScllGO

1st week

1 2858


V 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

0 3c1102

2nd wesk

1 2859


V 0 .Nat marked as a week having a jab or business or not in universe based on response to SC1056


or business

0 SC1104

3rd week

1 2860


V 0 .Not marked as a week having a jab or business or not in universe

based on respanse to SC1056


or business

D SC1106

4th week

1 2861

U Persons 15 years aid or older,

V 0 .Not marked as a week having a jab or business or not in universe

based on response to SC1056 1 .Marked as a week having a job

or business

.- . .

201

PERSON

DATA SIZE

0 SC1108 1

5th week

U Persons 15 years 0 V 0 .Not marked as a

BEGIN

2B62

d or older week haui ng a job

or business or not in universe

based on response to c5C1OS6

1 .Marked as a week hawing a job

or business

D SC1110

6th week

1 2063


V 0 .Not marked as a week hawing a job or business or not in universe Based on response to SC1056

1 .Marked as a week having a job or bus i ness

D SC1112

7th week

1 2864


V 0 .Not marked as a week having a job



1 .f%rked as a week hawing a job

or business

D SC1114

8th week

1 2665

U Persons 15 years old or older U 0 .Not marked as a week hawing a job




or business

0 SC1116

9th week

1 2866




or business

D SC1118 10th week

1 2867




202

PERSON

DATA SiZE BEGIN


or business

D SC1120

11th week

1 2058

U Persons 15 years o Id or o.lder



or business

D SC1122

12th week

1 2069



or business or net in universe



or bus i ness

D SC1124

13th week

1 2870


V 0 .Not marked as a week having a job Or business or not in universe


1 .Yarked as a week hav i ng a job

or business

D SC1126

14th week

1 2871




based on response to SC1056 1 .Marked as a week hawing a job

or business

0 SC112e 15th week

1 2872


V 0 .Not marked as a week hawing a job

or business or not in uniuerse

based on response to SClOS6


or business

D SC1130

16th week

1 2873


203

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN




or business

D SC1132 17th week

1 2874





1 .f%arked as a week hawing a job

or business

D SC1134

16th week

1 2875




or business

D SC1136 1 2876

Of those weeks that . . . had a job

or business, was . . . absent from

work for any fuli weeks without

pay U Persons 15 years old or older


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 *

0 SC1138

1st week

1 2877

U Persons 15 years o Id or o I der



D SC1140 2nd week

1 2878

204

PERSON

OATA SIZE BEGIN



response to SC1136


D SC1142

3rd week

1 2879



1 .t%rked as a week absent without pay

D ‘X1144

Lath week

1 2680




response to SC1136


D SC1146

5th week

1 2881




D SC1148 6th week

1 2882




response to SC1136


0 sc1150

7th week

1 2883


V 0 .Not marked as a week absent without pay or not in universe based on response to SC1136


0 SC1152

8th week

1




- _... .

SIZE EEGIN

205

PERSON

response to SC1136

1 .Karked as a week absent without pay

D SC1154 9th week

1




D SC1156

10th week

1




response to SC1136


0 SC1158 11th week

1 2887




D SC1160

12th week

1 2838




response to SC1136


D SC1162 13th week

1 2889



response to SC1136


0 SC1164 14th week

1 2890



pay or not in uniuerse based on

response to SC1136


206

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN

0 SCllbb 15th week

1 2891



response to SC1136


D SC1168 1 2892

16th week




D SC1170

17th week

1 2893




response to SC1136


D SC1172

18th week

1 2894

U Persons 15 years old or older V 0 .Nct marked as a week absent without



D SC1174 1 289s

What was the main reason . . . was

absent from . . . ‘s job or business

during those weeks



1 .On layoff

2 .Own illness

3 .On vacation

4 .Bad weather

S .Labor dispute 6 .New job to begin within 30 days

7 .Other

D SC1176 1 2896 ,

Did . . . spend any time looking for

work or on layoff



-_-. --.._

207

DATA SIZE BEGIN

1 . 2 .

*

*

*

*

*

w * *

*

Yes

#No - skip to SC1222

The next 19 fields (SC1178 through

X1214) are possible answers to the

question:

In which of these weeks was . . . looking for work or on layoff from

a job

D SC1178 1 2897

All weeks without a job in reference

period


V 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


1 .Marked as looking for work or on layoff from a job for all weeks without

a job in reference period

D SC1180 1st week

1 2898

U Perscns 15 years old or older V 0 .Not marked as a week looking for work

or on layoff from a job or not in


1 .Marked as a week looking for work or

on layoff from a job

D SC1182 1 2899

2nd week

U Persons 15 years o Id or older

V 0 .Not marked as a week looking for work or on layoff from a job or not in


1 .f%t-ked as a week looking for work or on layoff from a job

D SC1184 3rd week

1 2900


V 0 .Not marked as a week looking for work





208

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN

D SC1186

4th week

1 2901

U Persons 15 years old or older V 0 .Not marked as a week looking for work


universe based on response to SC1176 1 .Marked as a week looking for work or


D SC1188

5th week

1 2902


V 0 .Not marked as a week looking for work zr on layoff from a job or not in

universe based on response to SC1176 1 .Marked as a week looking for work or


D SC1190

6th week

1 2903


V 0 .Not marked as a week looking for work or on layoff from a job or not in


1 .Karked as a week looking for work or


D SC1192

7th week

1 2904


or on layoff from a job or not in universe based on response to SC1176



0 SC1194

8th week

1 290s

U Persons 15 years old or older U 0 .Not marked as a week looking for work



1 .Marked as a week looking for work or on layoff from a job

0 SC1196

9th week

1 2906




209

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN

1 .Karked as a week looking for work or on layoff from a job

D SC119S

10th week

1 2907



or on layoft from a job or not in


1 .Marked as a week looking tor work or on layoft from a job

D SC1200 11th week

1 2908



or on layoft from a job or not in




D SClZOZ

12th week

1 2909


nr 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 SC1204 13th week

1 2910



or on layoff tram a job or not in


1 .Marked as a week looking tor work or on layoff from a job

D SC1206

14th week

1 2911


or on layoff from a job or not in universe based on response to SC1176

1 .Marked as a week looking tar work or on layoft trom a job

D SC1208

15th week

1 2912


210

PERSiGN

DATA SIZE BEGIN

V 0 .Not marked as a week looking tor work



1 .Marked as a week looking for work or on layott trom a job

0 SC1210 16th week

1 2913


or on layott from a job or not in


1 .f%rked as a week looking tor work or


D SC1222

17th week

1 2914



or on layott trom a job or not in


1 .Marked as a week looking for work or on layott trom a job

D SC1214

18th week 1 2915




universe based on response to SC1176 1 .f%rked as a week looking for work or

on layoft from a job

D SC1216 1 2916 Could . . . have taken a job during

those weeks it one had been ottered U Persons 15 years old or older

V 0 .Not in uniuerse


2 .No

D SC1216 1 2917

What was the main reason . . . could

not take a job during those weeks



1 .Already has a job 2 .Temporary illness 3 .School

4 .Other

-.

211

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN

D SC1220 1 2918 Check item RZ Is each week ot the 4-month period

marked as “with a job or business”

or “looking tor work or on layoff”



1 .Yes - sk ip to SC1230


D SClZ2 1 2919

Did . . . want a job in those weeks

when . . . did not have one





D SC1224 1 2920 There were weeks in this period

when

not

want

U Persons

V 0 .Nor

1 .Yes

2 .No -

D SC1226

did not have a jcb and was

d’]ob in those weeksDid ‘.*

ooking tar a job

15 years old or older

n universe

skip to SC1230

1 2921

Could . . . have taken a job during

those weeks if one had been ottered


1 .Yes


0 SClzzB 2 29i2 During the weeks that . . . wanted a

job but was not I ook i ng tar oner

what was the main reason . . . was

not I ook i ng U Persons 15 years old or older

V 0 .Not in universe 1 .Believes no work available in

line of work or area 2 .Couldn’t tind any work

3 .Lacks necessary schooling, training, skills> or experience

4 .Employers think too young or

too old S .Other personal handicap in

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN

tinding job

6 .Can’t arrange child care

7 .FamiIy responsibilities

8 .In school or other training

9 .III healthj physical disability

10 .Other

D SC1230 2 2924 In the weeks that . . . worked during the l-month periodJ how many hours did . . . usually work per week

1 .Yes

2 .No - sk ip to SC1236

D SC1234

Did . . .

any of

1 2927

work I ess than 35 hours the weeks that . . . worked

during this period


1 .Yes

2 .No - sk ip to SC1240

Range = -9199

U Persons 15 years old or older V -9.Not in universe

O.None - skip to SClZ4C

D sclZ3iz 1

Check item R3

Did . . . usually work 35 or more

hours per week



D SC1236 2 2928

in

In how many weeks did . . . work less

than 3$ hours during this b-month

period. Range = -5,18


-5.AlI weeks in reterence period

D SC1230 1 2930

What was the main reason . . . worked

less than 35 hours in those weeks



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

_ _. _ .-.-

213

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN

than 35 hours

5 .Slack work or material shortage 6 .Other

D SC1240 1 2931 Ouring this 4-month period, did . . . receive any state unemployment

compensation payments



1 .Yes


D SC1242 1 2932

During this period, did . . . also

receive any supplemental

unemployment benefits (sub)



2 .No

D SC1244 1 2933 Check item R4

Is “worked” marked on the ISS I ist



1 .Yes

2 .No skip to SC1330

D SC1246 1 2934

During this 4-month period did . . . receive any worker’s compensation for any kind ot job-related illness or injury


1 .Yes

2 .No

D SC1330 1 2935

Check item R5

Is . . . a veteran of the U.S. Armed Forces



1 .Yes


D SC1332 2 2936

How long did . . . serve on active

duty in the Armed Forces U Veterans of the U.S. Armed Forces

214

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN

V 0 .Not in universe 1 .Less than 6 months

2 .6 to 23 months

3 .2 to 19 years 4 .20 or more years

-1 .Dk

D SC.1334 2 2938

Ooes . . . hawe a service connected

disability U Veterans of the U.S. Armed Forces V 0 .Not in universe


-i .DK - skip to SC1338

El SC1336 1 2940

What is . . . ‘s VA percent disability

rating

U Veterans oi the U.S. Armed Forces


1 .l-10 percent

2 .ll-29 percent

3 .30-49 percent

4 .SO percent

5 .Sl-69 percent b .90-W percent

7 .lOO percent

D sc133a 1 2941

Ouring this 4-month period did . . . receive pension or compensation

payments from the veterans

administration

U Veterans of the U.S. Armed Forces V 0 .Not in universe

1 .Yes

2 .No

D SC1340 1 2942

Check item Rb

Is . . . 18 years of age or over


1 .Yes


0 SC1342 1 2943

During this G-month period did . . .

receive any Social Security payments


21s

PERSON

DATA SIZE SEGIN


1 .Yes


D SC1344 1 2x4 Check item R7

Is . . . 65 years of age or over U Persons 18 years old or older V 0 .Not in universe


2 .No

D SC1346 2 294s

What is the reason . . . is getting

Sccial Security - is it because . . . is

U Persons 18-54 years old


1 .Retired

2 -Disabled 3 .Widow(ed) or surviving child

4 .Spouse or dependent child 5 .Some other reason - skip to SC1354

-1 .Dk - skip to SC1354

0 SC1340 2 2947 Is there another reason . . .

receives Social Security



1 .Retired - skip to SC1354

2 .Disabled - skip to SC1354

3 .Widow(ed) or surviving child -

skip to SC1354 4 .Spouse or dependent child -

skip to SC1354

S .No other reason - skip to SC1354 -1 .Dk - skip to SC1354

0 SC1350 1 2949

Check item R8

Is . . . the designated parent or

guardian of children under 18 who

live in this household

U Persons l&64 years 01 d


1 .Yes


D SC1352 1 250

During the 4-month period did . . .

receive any Social Security

216

PERscN

DATA SIZE BEGIN

payments, especially for . ..‘s

children (under 18) U Persons 18-64 years old


1 .Yes

2 .No

0 SC1354 1 2951

During this 4-month period did . . .

receive any supplemental security inccme

(SSI) payments from the U.S. government U Persons 18 years old or older



0 SC133 1 2952

Check item R9

Is . . . 40 years of age or over



1 .Yes


D SC1360 1 Es3

Has . . . ever retired from a jub or business

U Persons 40 years 01 d or o I der V 0 .Not in universe


D SC1362 1


receive any retirement income other

than Social Security



1 .Yes

2 .No - skip to SC1382 *

w The next 7 fields (SC1364 through * SC1378) are possible answers to the * quest i on5 : *

* What kind of retirement incomei * anything else *

D SC1364 1

U.S. government railroad retirement

U Persons 40 years old or older receiving

217

PERSON

DATA SIZE EG!N

retirement income

V 0 .Not marked as a kind of retirement income or not in universe based on

response to SD1362

1 .Marked as a kind of retirement income

D !x136.6 1

Pension from company or union U Persons 40 years old or older receiving

retirement income V 0 .Not marked as a kind of retirement

income or not in universe based on

response to SC1362


D SC1368 1 2357

Federal civil service or other

Federal civilian employee pension


retirement income

V 0 .Nnt marked as a kind of retirement

income or not in universe based on response to SC1362


D SC1370 1 2958

U.S. military retirement pay

(exclude payments from the Veterans

Administration)


retirement income


response to SC1362 1 .Marked as a kind of retirement income

D SC1374 1 2959

State government pension

U Persons 40 years old or older receiving retirement income

V 0 .Not marked as a kind of retirement

income or not in universe based on response to SC1362


D SC1376 1 2960

Loca I government pens ion


retirement income


218

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN

response to SC1362


D X13-78 1 2961 Other or DK

U Persons 40 years old or older receiving retirement income

V 0 .Not marked as a kind of retirement

income or not in universe based on response tc SC1362


0 SC1380 2 2962

What kind of retirement income;

anything else

Codes from Income Source List See appendix A-l

LI Persons 40 years old or older receiving retirement income

V 0 .Not in universe based on response to SC1362

D SC1382 1 2964

During this 4-month period did . . .

receive any regular income from a

paid-up life insurance policy or any

other annuities

U Persons 40 years old or older receiwing

retirement income

V 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No

0 SC1384 1 2965

Check item RlO Is . . . 70 years of age or over

U Persons 40 years old or older rece retirement income



2 .No

iv

D SC1386 1 2966

i ng

Does . . . have a physical, mental, or

other health condition which limits

the kind or amount of work . . . can do


V 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to SC1414

0 SC1388 1 2967 During this 4-month period! did . . .

-_-_... -. -

DATA SIZE BEGIN

219

PERSON

receive any income because of . ..‘s health condition or disability



1 .Yes

2 .No - skip to SC1414 * *

n The next 9 fields (SC1390 through *

* SO1402 and SC1406 through SC141O) *

* are possible answers to the question: *

* *

n What kind of income (received because * * of . . . ‘s health condition or disability) * * *

D SC1390 1 2968

U.S. government railroad retirement

U Persons 15-69 years old with a health

condition or disability

V 0 .Not marked as a kind oi income or not in universe based on response

to SC1388

1 .Marked as a kind of income

D SC1394 1 2969

Worker’s compensation U Persons 15-69 years old with a heaith


V 0 .Not marked as a kind of income or

not in universe based on response to SC1308


D SC1396 1 2970

Payments from a sickness2 accident

or disability insurance policy

purchased on your own



V 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 2971

Pension from company Or union




Not in universe based on response

to SC1388


PERSON

SIZE BEGIN

D SC1400 1 2972

Federal civil service or other

Federal civilian employee pension

U Persons 15-69 years old with a health condition or disability

V 0 .Not marked as a kind of income or not in universe based on response to scl”Ea

1 .t%rked as a kind of income

0 SC1402 1 2973

U.S. military retirement pay

(exclude payments from the Veterans

Administration)




to sc13ea


D SC1406 1 2974

State government pension





to sc138a


D ‘SC1408 1 297s Local government pension

U Persons 15-69 years old with a health condition or disability


to SC1388 1 .Marked as a kind of income

0 SC1410 1 2976

Other or DK





to SC1308

1 .tirked as a kind of income

D SC1412 2 2977

What kind of income Code from Income Source List

221

PER%+!

DATA SIZE BEGIN

See appenai x A-1 IJ Persons 15-69 years old with a health

condition or disability V 0 .Not in universe based on response to xl368

0 SC1414 Check item Rl:

2979

What is . . . ‘5 marital status U Persons 15 years old or older V 0 .Not in universe

1 .Married - skip to SC1418 2 .‘J, czwed - sk ; D $3 Y-1426 3 .Divorced 4 .Separatea 5 .Never married - skip to SC1423

9 SClLlb i 295’; Cid . . . receive any alimony during ti-e L-month period

U Fe-sax 15 years c!d or older V C .Not In universe

1 .Ye5 - skip to SC142C

2 .No - skip to SClLX

0 X1&19 1 2981

‘i2s . . . ever been wldowed or divorced

IJ Persons 15 years old or older u 0 .Not ir universe

1 .Widowed - skip to SClL26 2 .Elvcr=ed 3 .Szth widowed and divorce3 4 .Nc - skip tz SC1459

0 SClGZ’C 1 2992 Check item R1Z Is . . . the designated parent or

guardian ot children under 1B who live in this household

U Persons 15 years oid or older V 0 .Not in universe


D SC1622 1 2983 Did . . . receive any child support payments during this 4-month period

U Persons 15 years old or older V CI .Not in universe

1 .Yes 2 .No

PERSON -

DATA SIZE BEGIN

D SC1424 1 2984

Check item R13 Is “both widowed and divorced” box

marked in SClOlB U Persons 15 years old or older V 0 .Not in universe


0 SC1426 1 29B5 During this 4-month period, did . . . receive any pensions or annuities as a widowcer)


Li 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to SK1453

* * The next 10 fields (SC1425 through * X1450) are possible answers to the * quest I q ns : * * What kind oi income was this (pensions * or annuities received as a widow(er)); * anything else *

0 SC1428 1 29% U.S. government railroad retirement

U Widowed pet-sons 15 years old or older V 0 .Not marked as a kind of income or


1 .Karked as a kind of income

0 x1430 1 2907 Veterans compensation or pension

U Widowed persons 15 years old or older V 0 .Not marked as a kind of incame or

not in universe based on response to Xl426

1 *Marked as a kind of income

0 SC143 1 2905 Pension from company or union

U Widowed persons 15 years old or older V 0 .Not marked as a kind of income or

not in universe based on response to K1426

1 .Narked as a kind of income

-

-.

-

zz3

PERS%

DATA SIZE sEG;N

D SC1436 1 2989 Federal civil service or other Federal civilian employee pension


not in universe based on response t3 SC1426


0 SClL38 1 279D U.S. military retirement (Exclude payments irom the Veterans

Administration) U Widcwed persons 15 years old or older V C .Nzt marked as a kind cf income or

no? in universe based on response to SC1426


0 XlLL2 1 2Wl State government pension


not in universe based on resDonse to SC1426

1 .Marked as a kind ot income

D Siiii4 1 2992 Locai government penslon

U Widcwe? persons 15 years old or older V 0 .Not marked as a kind ot Income or

not in universe based on response to X1426


D SC1446 1 2w3 Income irom paid UP life insurance policies or annuities

U Widowed persons 15 years old or older V IJ .Not marked as a kind ot income or


to SC1426 1 .Marked as a kind ot income

0 sclue 1 2794 Payments trom estate or trust

U Widowed persons 15 years old or older V CI .Not marked as a kind of income or

not in universe based on response to X1426


DATA SIZE EGlN

0 SC1450 1 Other or DK (income received as widow)



1 .rarked as a kind of income

a scl4sZ 2 zw6 Income source code for other pension or annuity received as a widowcer) Codes from Income Source List See appendix A-l

U Widowed persons 15 years old or older v 0 .Not in universe based on response to SC1426

D SCi4S.4 1 2398

U

V

D

U V

0

U V

D

Check item R14 Is NveKerans compensation or

pens ion” marked i n SClWD

Widowed persons 15 years old or older

Cl .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to SClwB

sc14s& 1

Did . . . ‘s late husband die while in the service or from a service- related injury

Widowed persons 15 years old or older 0 .Not in universe 1 .YesJ in the service 2 .Yest from service-related injury 3 .No

SclGa 1 3000 Check item RlS

Is . . . 65 years of age or over Persons 15 years old or older 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes - skip to X1462 ‘2 .No

sc1u.a 1 3001 Check item Rib I5 . . . disabled

U Persons 15-64 years old V Cl .Not in universe


.

225

PEPSW

DATA SiZE BEGIN

D SC1462 1 3002

Is . . . covered by Medicare

U Persons 65 years old or older and disabled perscns 15-64 years old

V 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to K1024

* * The next tield (X1466) contains * possible answers to the tirst part * oi the question: * * May I see . . . ‘5 Medicare card to

* record the claim numoer and type of * coverage *

D x146.4 2 3003

Last two digits ot claim number from Medicare card

LI Persons 65 years old or older and disabled persons 15-64 years old

V 00 .Not in universe / not answered * *

* The next field (5C1468) is the *

* answer to the second part of the *

* quest Ion: *

* *

* Mar I see . . . “5 Ned icare card to *

* record the claim number and type ot *

* coverage *

* *

D SC1468 1 3005

lJ Persons 65 years old or older and disabled persons 15-64 years old

V D .Not in universe 1 .Hospital only (type A) - skip

to St1474 2 .Medical only (type 6) - skip to ‘X1474 3 .Both hospital and medical (type

A and B) - skip to St1474 4 .Card not available

D X1470 1 3006

I+ I were to call later would you be able to provide . ..‘s medicare number

IJ Persons 65 years old or older and disabled persons 15-64 years old


PERSON

DATA SiZE SEGIN

D SC1472 1 3007 Does . ..I s medicare help pay for doctor bills

U Persons 65 years old or older and disabled persons 15-64 years old

V 0 .Not i.n universe 1 .Yes 2 .No

cl SC1474 1 3CCB Check item R17 I5 . . . the designated parent or guardian ot children under 18 who live in this household

c! Perscns 15 years Jld cl- o!der V 0 .Not in universe

1 .Ye5 - skip to SC1450 2 .No

0 SC1476 1 3009 Check item R18

Is . . . 19 years o+ age or over U Persons 15 years old or older


G SC1490 1 3010 was . . . authorized to receive tood stamps at any time during the 4 - month period


1 .Yes 2 .No

0 SC14az 1 3011

Check item Ri9 Interview status of . ..‘s spouse .

U Persons 15 years old or older U 0 .Not in universe

1 .No spouse in household 2 .Interview for spouse not yet

conducted 3 .Interview tor spouse already

conducted - skip to SC1502

0 SC1484 1 3012 During the 4-month periodj did . . . receive any welfare such as AFDCJ WICI or general assistance (for . . .

-.

227

PEF?SCN

DATA SIZE BEGIN

or . . . ‘s children)

U Persons 15 years oid or older V 0 .Not in universe


* * The next 5 fields (SC1486 through * SC1496) are possible answers to the * questions: * * What kind of weiiare did . . . w receive anything else *

D SCiGa6 1 3Oi3 AFDC

U Persons 15 yea-s old or older and their

dependents meeting eligibility requirements V 0 .Not marked as a kind ot weltare or


1 .f%rked as a kind ot welfare

D SCiLS5 1 3014 General assistance or general relief


V G .Not marked as a kind q i weltare or not in universe based on response

to SC1484 1 .Marked as a kind OS weltare

D X1492 1 3015 Foster child care


V 0 .Not marked as a kind oi weltare or not in universe based on response to SC1484

1 -Marked as a kind of welfare

D SC1494 1 3016 WIG

LI Persons 15 years old or older and their dependents meeting eligibility requirements

V 0 .Not marked as a kind of welfare or Not in universe based on response to SC1454

1 .Marked as a kind of welfare

0 SC1496 1 3017 Other or DK

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEG!N

LI Persons 15 years old or older and their dependents meeting eligibl Iity requirements

V 0 .Not marked as a kind of welfare or not in universe based on response to sclu?A

1 .l%rked as a kind of welfare

D SCllr98 2 3018 What kind o+ welfare dlJ . . . receive; anythin? else. See Appendix A-l Income Source List


V 0 .Nct in universe based on response to K148L

D X1502 1 3020 During the L-month pericd was . . . covered by Medicaid or other public assistance program that pays for medical care


dependents meeting ellgibillty requirements V 0 .Not in universe

1 .Yes

2 .No

S SC1526 ? 3021 Check lfem RX

I5 . . . the designated parent or guardian o+ children under 18 who live in this household



D SC1513 1 3022 Were any o+ . . . ‘5 children under 18 covered by Medicaid


V 0 .Nct in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to SC153

D X1510 2 3023 How many of . . . ‘s children were covered

by Medicaid U Persons 15 years old or older V D.Not applicable (SC1508 = 2)

z29

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN

-5.AlI children (skip to X1524) 1.1 chi Id 2.2 children 3.3 children 4.4 children

5.5 or more children but not all * * The next 5 +ields (SC1512 through * 5ClSZO) are possible answers to the * quest i on: * * Which children were covered * * Note : No person numbers are listed * here ii “al I” chi ldren are indicated * in X1510 *

D SC1512 3 3025

Person no. = lDl-1W U Children under 18 years old

0 SC1514 3 3Dz3

Person no. = 101-199 U Children under 18 years o!d

D SC1516 3 3031 Person no. = KU-1W

LI Children under 18 years old

D SC1518 3 3034

Person no. = 101-199 L! Children under 18 years old

D SClSZD 3 3037

Person no. = 101-199

U Children under 18 years old

D SC1524 1 3040 Check item RZl Was . . . or . . . ‘s children cowered

by Medicaid U Persons 15 years old or older V 0 .Not in universe

1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to X1536

* * * * * * * * * * *

D SC1526 1 3041

was ( . ../(and)... ‘s children)

covered during the entire 4-month

per i cd

230

DATA srn BEGIN


V 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes - ship to X1536 2 .No

*

* The next 4 fields (SC1520 through * 9X534) are possible answers to the * quest ion: * * In which months was . ../(and)...‘s * chi Idren) i:ouered *

-

D SC1528 1 3042 Last month

U All persons) including children V 0 .Not marked as a month covered or

not in universe based on respanse

to SC1526

1 .Marked as a month covered

D SC1530 1 3QW

2 months ago U Ail persons] including children V 0 .Not marked as a month covered or


1 .Marked as a month covered

D SC1532 1 3044 3 months ago

U All persanss including children

V 0 .Nat marked as a month covered or not in universe based on response

to SC1526

1 .Marked as a month : T ,ered

D SC1534 1 304.5

4 months ago U All persons, including children V 0 .Not marked as a month covered or


1 .Marked as a month cowered

D 9X536 1 3046 During the 4-month period> did .,. have group or individual health

insurance in . ..‘s own name U Persons 15 years old or older V 0 .Not in universe

1. .Yes - sk ip to ST1535 2 .No

231

PER%%

DATP SIZE BEGIN

D X1537 1 3047 was . . . covered by a health insurance plan in somebody else’s name


1 .Yes - skip to X15& 2 .No - skip tc X15&8

D X1538 1 3049

Old . . . have this health insurance plan during the entire 4-month period


1 .Yes - skip to Xl548 2 .Nc

* * The next 4 fields (sC154cI through * 5c154.6) are possible answers to the * questIon: * * In which months (l-4) did . . . have the * pian *

D SC1543 1 3049

Last month U Persons 15 years old or older V C .Nct marked as a month with the

plan or not In unrverse based on response tc SCl’jM

1 .Marked as a month with the plan

D X1542 1 3055

2 months ago U Persons 15 years old or older

V 0 .Not marked as a month with the plan or not in universe based

on response to X1538 1 .Narked a5 a month with the plan

D X1544 1 3051 3 months ago

U Persons 15 years old or older V 0 .Not marked as a month with the

plan or not in universe based on response to SC1538


D SC1546 1 3052 4 months ago


232

PERSON

-

DATA SIZE EGiN

V 0 .Not marked as a month with the

plan or not in universe based on response to 5ClcB


D sC15rs8 1 3053 was . ..’ s plan provided through an employer or union (or through a former employer Or a pension plan)


1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to X1552

0 SC155 1 3054 Did the employer or union (tormer employer or pension plan) pay for part or all ot the cost of this plan


V 0 .Not in universe 1 .Al I 2 .Part 3 .Nane

0 sc15sz 1 3055 Was this an individual plan or a family plan

U Fersons 15 years old or older V 0 .Not in universe

1 .Individuai - skip to SC1568 2 .Family

D silS% 1 30% Did . . . ‘s health plan cover all the persons living here


1 .Yes - skip to SC1624 2 .No

* * The next 5 fields (X1555 through * SC156L) are possible answers to the * question: *

* Other than . . . I which persons in this * household were covered by . ..‘s plan * * Note : No person numbers appear if * plan cover5 all persons living here

* * * * * * * * * *

0 K1556 3 3057 Person no. = lOI-9?9

-._-

DATA SIZE BEGIN

U Ail persons, including children U 0 .Not in universe

0 sc1=Ea 3 3060 Person no. = 101-W

U All personsr including children V 0 .Not in universe

0 SC1560 3 3063 Perscn no. = 101-W


V D .Nat in universe

D SC1562 3 3066 Person no. = lDl-999

U Al i persons] including children V D .Nct in universe

D SC1556 3 3069 Person no. = 101-999

U All persons, including children V 0 .Not in universe

D X1566 1 3072 Other than . . . 7 which persona in this

household were covered by . ..‘s plan; ii this person was covered by a health plan but no one else In the household was

covered by that pian, this tleld is a “I”. U Persons 15 years old Or older V 0 .Not in universej some others covered

1 .No one else covered

D SC1568 1 3073 Check item RZ2 Is . . . the designated parent or guardian o+ children under 18 who live in this household



D EC1570 2 3D7L Check item R23 Have each ot these children already been identified as members ai a family health insurance plan


1 .Yes

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN


-1 .DK - skip to SC157J.4

0 x1sn 1 3076 I have recorded that all of . ..‘s children were covered by a health

insurance plan - is that correct U Persons 15 years old or older V 0 .Not in universe

1 .Yes - skip to K1624 ‘2 .No

0 EC1574 2 3077 How many of . . . ‘s rhtldren were covered by a health Insurance plan

U Persons 15 years old or older V LI .Not applicable

-5 .Al I chi ldren - skip to SC162G 1 .1 child

2 .2 children 3 .3 children

I .4 children

5 .S or more children but not all * * The next 5 fields (St1576 through * sClS&+) are possible answers to the * question: * * Are any of (which 0)) . ..‘s * criidren were covered by a health * insurance plan *

D X1576 3 3079 Person no. = 1[11-999



D SC1578 3 3082 Person no. = 1171-999

U Children under 18 years old V 0 .Not in universe

0 SC1580 3 3085 Person no. = 101-999

U Children under 18 years old U 0 .Not in universe

0 SC1532 3 3088 Person no. = lDl+W

LI Children under 18 years old V Cl .Nnt in universe

-

235

PEPS%

DATA SIZE EG!N

0 SC15BL 3 3091 Person no. = lDl-999

U Children under 18 years old V 0 .Not in universe

D SC1586 1 3094 I+ this person was covered by a health plan but none ot his/her children were covered by that plan this field is “I”.


V D .Not In universe, some chi 1 .No children cowered

c sc:t24 1 3055 Did . . . have any accounts

ldren covered

or savings in a bank, credit union, or savings and loan at any time during the 4-month period

U Persons IS years old or older V 0 .Not in universe


D X1626 1 3096 Did . . . have any regular or passbook savings accounts

U Perszns 15 years old or older V 0 .Nct In universe

1 .Yes

.2 .No

D SC1625 1 3097 Did . . . have any money market deposit accounts


1 .Yes 2 .No

0 X1630 1 3098

Did . . . have any certificates of deposit or other savings certiiicates

U Persons 15 years old or older U 0 .Not in universe

1 .Yes 2 .No

D SC1632 1 3099 Did . . . have any Now, super WLJJ or other interest-earning

236

PERSCN

DATA SIZE

checking accounts U Persons 15 years old V 0 .Not in universe

1 .Yes 2 .No

D X1634 1

BEGIN

or older

3100

At any time during the 4-month period did . . . own anything (else) which earned interest such as money market tunds, U.S. government securities, mortgages or bonds

U ‘Persons IS years old or older V 0 .Not in universe


* * The next 6 fields (SC1636 through * X164.6) are possible answers to the * questions: * * Which kinds o+ these assets did . . . * owni any others *

D SC1636 1 3101

Money market tunds U h-sons 15 years oid or order V 0 .Not marked as a kind oi asset or


1 .Marked as a kind of asset

D SC1638 1 310-2 U.S. government securities

U Persons i5 years old or older V D .Not marked as a kind of asset or


to SC1634 1 .Marked as a kind of asset

D SC1640 1 3103 Municipal or corporate bonds

U Persons 15 years old or older U 0 .Not marked as a kind of asset or

Not in universe based on response to SC1634

1 .Marked as a kind a+ asset

D SC1642 1 3104

Mortgages

237

PERW

DATA SIZE BEGIN

IJ Persons 15 years old or older

V 0 .Not marked as a kind of asset or not in universe based on response to SC1634


a ~~164.4 1 3105

U.S. savings bonds (EpEE) U Persons 15 years old or older V 0 .Not marked as a kind of asset or



D SC1646 Other

1 3lt6

U Persons 15 years old or older U 0 .Not marked as a kind of asset or

not in universe based on response to Xl634


0 sc164B 1 3107 During the L-month period did . . . have any stocks or mutual fund shares


1 .Yes 2 .No

0 SCi655 1 3109


have any rental property U Persons 15 years old or older V CI .Not in universe

1 .Yes 2 .No

a x1652 1 3109 During the 4-month period did . . . have any royalties

LI Persons 15 years old or older V 0 .Not in universe

1 .Yes 2 .No

D X1654 1 3110

During the 4-month period did . . . have any other iinanrial investments


DATA SIZE BEGIN

1 .Yes 2 .No

0 SC1655 1 3111 Check item R24 Is . . . 17 to 49 years of age

LI Persons 15 years old or older V 0 .Not in universe

1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to SC?694

D SC1650 1 3112 During the past 4 months did . . . attend school beyond the high school level inclucing a colleges university, or other school

U Persczs 17-49 years old V D .Not in universe


0 Xl66D 1 3113

Were any of . ..‘s educational expenses during the past 4 months paid +or by the GI bill, a pell (BEOG) grant, a guaranteed or

naticnal direct student loan7 or any ether type of sc-olarship or grant

LI Persons 17-49 years old V 0 .Not in universe


* * The next 9 fields (SC1662 through * GC1678) are possible answers to the * question: * * What kind of educational assistance * did . . . receive *

D X1662 1 3114 GI/VEAP bene+ i ts

U Persons 17-49 years old receiving educational assistance

V 0 .Not marked as a kind of educational assistance or not in universe based on response to sclbba

1 .Marked as a kind of educational assistance

-

DATA SIZE BEGIN

D 4116&i 1 3115 - Pel I grant(E3C)


V 0 .Not marked as a kind o+ educational assistance or not in universe based on response to SC1640

1 .Marked as a kind of educational ass i stance

0 SClbbb 1 3116 Supplemental educational opportunity grantiP0t)


V II .Not marked as a kind o+ educational assistance or not in universe based on response to scitl.550

1 .Hsrked as a kind o+ educational assistance

D sclbbe 1 3117 Other VA educational assistance programs

LI Persons 17-69 years old receiving educational assistance

V 0 .Not marked as a kind oi educational assistance or not in universe based on response to SC1660

1 .Marked as a kind o+ educational ass i stance

D 9X670 1 3119 Other schoiarship~ fellowships or grant . L

LI Persons 17-69 years o!d receiving educational assistance

V 0 .Not marked as a kind oi educational assistance or not in universe based on response to 9x660

1 .Marked as a kind of educational ass i stance

D sclb72 1 3119 Employer assistance

U Persons 17-69 years old receiving educationat assistance

V 0 .Not marked as a kind oi educational ass istance or not in universe based on response to S=iW

1 .Morked as a kind of educational ass i stance

260

DATA SIZE SEGIN

0 93676 1 3120 JTPAKETA training allawnce

U Persons 17-69 years old receiving l ducetianel assistance

V 0 .Not corked as a kind ai educational usistence or not in universe besed on response to SC1650

I Marked as a kind a+ educations1 ass i stance

0 SC1676 1 3121 Gueranteed student loan (3%)

U Persons 17-69 years old receiving educations1 assistance

V 0 .bat marked as a kind ai l ducatianel Assistsnce or not in universe based on response to 9=16&O

1 .tirked as a kind at educations1 assistance

0 St1678 1 31zz Nstianel direct student laen (IQ%)

U Persons 17-69 years old receiving l ducetionaf assistance

V 0 .Nct merked as a kind a+ educational assistance or not in universe based on response to 451640

1 .Msrked as a kind oi educational assistance

D SflbBO 1 3123 What kind a+ term system does . ..'s school use - scmestert trimester9 quarters or something else

U Persons 17-69 yews old V 0 .Not in universe

1 .Semestir 2 .Trimcster 3 .Quarter 6 .Other

0 EC1682 6 3126 . . l-bu much was . ..'s total tuition and fees +ar the (semester/ trieester/querter/school term) Tatai tuition and tees = 6,000

U Persons 17-69 years old V 0 .Not in universe

0 PP-FILL6 2 3128 Blank filler

. 0 SClbeci Check item &

3130

Revised March 1985

261

PERW

DATA SIZE EGIN

Is “Pell Grant (BECG)” marked in St1642

U Persons 17-69 years o!d receiving educational assistance

V a .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to SC1683

D #l&B5 1 3131 Check item R26 Is SC%&&, GC1668J sC167aJ or SClbR marked in SClbtZ


V 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to St1692

a SC1690 6 3132 What uas the total amount of . ..‘s educational assistance for the (semester/trimester/quarter/schooI term 1 Total amount = 6,000


V J .Not in universe

0 PP-PILL7 2 3136 Blank +i I Ier

0 SC1692 1 3138 Did . . . participate in the tederally tunded work-study program at school at any time during the past 6 months

U Persons If-69 years old receiving educational assistance

V a .Not in universe, 1 .Yes 2 .No . .

0 St1696 Check item &’

3139

Lht is . . . ‘s mar itai status U Persons 1s years old or older V a .Nnt in universe

1 .f’hrried, spouse absent 2 -Other - skip to X1698

0 SC1696 1 316n Is . . . ‘s spouse in the Armed Forces

_ U Persons 15 years old or alders married) spouse absent

Revised March 1985

SEE EEGIN


0 SC1498 1 3161 Check item RZ3 Are any income typesI assets1 Or #war ked” or “other educational assistance” marked on the ISS



0 sc1iucl 1 31e During the 6-month period . . . received income from . . .

is that correct U Persons 15 years old or older V 0 .Not in universe

1 .Yes 2 .No

0 St1702 1 31w Did . . . receive income from any other source such as financial help from someone outside the household, payments trom the government or anything else


1 .Yes - skip to SC1706 2 .No - skip to SC1712

D SC1706 Did-...- ‘GO

1 3166 receive income from some

source we have not covered U Persons 15 years old or older V 0 .Not in univeise

1 .YRS 2 .No - skip to SC6800 . .

* * The next 3 fields (SC1706 through * SCl710) are possible answers to the * quest i ons : * * Uhat kind oi income did . . . * receive; anything else *

D SC1706 3 31G Code irom Income Source List

DATA SIZE BEGIN

See appendix A-l. Range = 0,175.


0 X1708 3 3148 Code from Income Source List See appendix A-l. Range = OJI75.

U Persons I5 years old or older V 0 .Not in universe

2 xI7Ia 3 3151 Code from Income Source List See appendix A-I. Range = 0,175.


D SKI712 I 3I54

Check item El Is “worked” marked on ISS

LI Persons 15 years old or older V 0 .Nct in universe

1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to first ISS code

or SC4800

D SCI7i1 ? 3155

During the L-month perlnd was . . . wtrking tor an employer or was . . . self-employed

ti Persons I5 years old or older v a .Not in universe

1 .Worked for employer only 2 .Seli-employed only 3 .B;th worked tot- employer and

self-employed

D SC1716 I 3156 How many dlfierent empioyers did ..( work for during this L-month period

LI Persons 15 years old or older V a .hot in universe

1 .1 employer 2 .2 employers 3 .3 or more employers

* *

* Labor force and recipiency * * imputation tlass *

* *

D pp-wai I 3157 Person imputation ilas al

246

PEQSCW

DATA SIZE BEGIN

Imputatton flag far field ‘SCICCZ’ V 0 .Not imputed

1 .Imputed

0 w-w02 1 3158 Person imputation tlag 02 Imputation flag for tields ‘SClCO6 through ‘XlClC’


0 PP-I!-FC3 1 3159

Perscn imoutatlon tlag 53 Imputation flag for field ‘SC1062


2 PP-wah ? ::: Q-J --- Person imputatizn tiag CG imputaticn i!ag fzr Keld ‘fClCL6’

V 0 .Not imputed 1 .Imputed

D PP-IWCS 1 3161

Person imputation flag CS imputation flag for fheld ‘SC1068

V 0 .Not imputed 1 . imputed

2 “P-1???:3L 1 3162 Person imputation f!ag 05 Imputation f!ag for fieid ‘XlCSC’

V 0 .Not imouted i . Imputed

0 PP-WE? 1 3163 Person imputation flag a7 Imputation flag for field ‘SClCSZ’


3 PP-IYPCB 1 3166

Person imputation tlag a8 Imputation flag for field ‘SClOS6


0 w-w09 1 3165 Person imputation flag a9 Imputation flag for field ‘SClCS5’

V C .Not imputed 1 . Imputed

0 PP-IrPlO 1 3166 Person imputation flag 10

--_ --- -

DATA SIZE BEGIK

Imputation flag for field ‘X1055’

V 0 .Not imputed I . Imputed

0 PP-IWIl 1 3167 Person imputation flag II Imputation flag for fields ‘sC1060J through ‘SC1096’

V 0 .NPt imputed 1 . Imputed

0 PP-IflIZ I 3168 Person imputation flag 12 Imputation flag tor field “X1098’

V 0 .Not imputed 1 .Imputsd

D PP-IM’13 1 3169

Fersan imputation flag 13 Imputation flag tor fields ‘KIIOO’ through ‘XI13L’


D PF-IWI4 1 3170 Person imputation tlag 14 Imputation tlag for field ‘X1136


D PP-M’15 1 3171

Ferstn imputation flag I5

Imputation flag for fields ‘X1138’ through ‘SCIl72’


D PP-IW16 1 3172

Person imputation flag 16 Imputation tlag for field ‘XII7L’


0 PP-H-PI7 1 3173 Person imputation flag 17 Imputation flag tor tield ‘X1176


0 PP-Ii”PI8 1 3171 Person imputation tlag 18 Imputation flag for fields ‘K1178’ through ‘XlZlb’

V 0 .Not imputed I . Imputed

DATA SIZE BEGIN

D PP-M=19 I 3175

Person imputation flag 19 Imputation flag for field ‘SClZl6


D FP-wza I 3176 Person i nputat ion flag 20 Imputat i Jn of ‘SC1218

U 0 .Nx imwted 1 . Imputed

c PP-!r+ZI I 3177 ?erson imputation flag 21 Imputation oi ‘X1222

V 0 .Not imputed 1 . Impuroc

D PP-IW22 1 3178 Person imputation flag 22 Imputat 1 on of ‘SC1224~

V 0 .Not imputed

I .Imputed

D PP-IWZ3 I 3179

Person imputation flag 23 Imputation of ‘K1226’

V a .?:x iwuted I . Imputed

0 FF-1X=2& i 3180 Person imputation flag 2% Imputation ot ‘5X228


0 PP-IW25 1 3181 Person imputation flag 2S Imputation of ‘scI230’

V 0 .Nct imputed

I .Imputed

0 PP-It-P26 1 3182 Person imputation flag 26 Imputation of ‘SCI234’


D PP-M=27 1 3183 Person imputation flag 27 Imputation of ‘X1236

DATA SIZE BEGIN


D PP-&P28 I 318L Person imputzt i on f lag 28 Imputation of ‘SC1238

V 0 .Not imputed I .Imputed

D PP-IF629 1 3E5 Person imputation flag 29 Imputation of ‘bxiza’

V 0 .NDt imputed 1 .Imwted

D PP-1939 I 3186 Person imputation flag 3c1 Imputation ot ‘EC1246

V 0 .Not Imputed 1 .Imputed

D PF-IW3? I 3187 Person imputation flag 31 Imputation ot ‘SC1338’

V 0 .b? imputed 1 . Imputed

D PP-I”$=-$2 1 3165 Person imputation tlag 32 Imputation oi ‘K13b.Z’

V a .Not lmwted I .ImPuted

D PP-M=33 I 3189

Ferson imputation flag 33 Imputation of 'SC1352'


0 PP-IWYI 1 3190 Person imputation tlas 36 Imputation of ‘Kl’JSL’


0 PP-If-P35 1 319: Person imputation flag 35 Imputation of 5ci36a'


248

PERSON

DATA SIZE BEGIN

D PP-I!?%-6 1 3192

Person imputation flag 36 Imputation of 'SCl362'


D PP-Iil'37 1 3193 Person imputation flag 37 Imputation of 'KI3&' through 'SC1380

V 0 .NJ~ imputed 1 .Imputed

D PP-11438 1 3194

Ferscn imputatjcn flag 38 ImpLration of 'sCI332'


0 PP-IMP39 1 3193

Person imputation tlag 39 Imputation of 'ECU86


0 PP-w40 1 3196

Person imputation flag 40 !mputation of 'sClM9'

V 0 .Nct imputed I .Imputed

a PP-IMP41 1 3197

Person imputation flag 41 Imputation cf '5C1390' through 'K1412'


0 PP-IrP42 1 3198

Person imputation flag 42 Imputation of 'sCI416'


D PP-RIP43 1 3199

Person imputation flag 43 Imputation of 'SC1418'


D PP-lW4.4 1 3200

Person imputation flag 44 Imputation ot 'SCI422'

DATA SIZE BEGIN

249


D PP-IW45 1 3201 Person imputation flag 45 Imputation of “Xl426

V 0 .Nat imputed 1 .Imputed

D PP-IW46 1 3202 Person imputation flag 46 Imputation of ‘!X142% through ‘sC14.52’

V 0 .Not imputed 1 .imputed

D PP-IW47 1 3203 Person imputation flag 47 Imputation of “X1456’

V CI .Not imputed 1 . Imputed

D PP-IrP48 1 3204

Person imputation +ias Le Imputation of ‘K1462’

V Cl .Nct imputed 1 .Imputed

3 PP-IW49 1 3205 Person imputaticn flag 49 Imputation of ‘5X1472’


D PP-w50 1 3206

Person imputation flag 50 Imputation of ‘SC1480

V D .Not imputed

1 .Imputed

D PP-If+51 1 32117

Person imputation flag 51

Imputation of ‘sC1184’ V 0 .Not imputed

1 .Imputed

D PP-IW52 1 3208 Person imputation flag 52 Imputation of ‘sC1486’ through ‘X1498’


250

DATA SIZE BEGIN

cl PP-It-l%3 1 3209

Person imputation +lag 53

Imputation ot 5c1502’


0 PP-It+54 1 3210 Person imputation flag 5& !mputation q t ‘X1509’

V 0 .NOt imputed 1 . Imputed

0 PP-IF55 1 3211 Person imputation flag 55 Imputation of ‘FL1526

V II .Nct imputed 1 .imputed

0 PP-UT56 1 3212

Person imputation +lag 56 Imputation of ‘X1523 through ‘SC1534’


0 PP-UT57 1 3213 PersOn imputation tlag 57 Imputation Of ‘SCl536’

V cl .Nct Imputed 1 .Imputed

0 PP-IW5a 1 321L Person imputation flag 58 Imputation ot ‘SClS37’

V 0 .Nct imputed

1 .Imputed

G PP-!W59 1 3215 Person imputation flag 59 Imputation of ‘X1538’


0 PP-IW60 1 3216 Person imputation +lag 60 Imputation ot ‘SCl%O’ through ‘sC1546’

U 0 .Not imputed 1 . Imputed

0 PP-M=61 1 3217 Person imputation flag 61 Imputation oi 'X1%5'

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251

km

DATA SIZE BEGIN


D PP-It?=62 1 3218 Person imputation flag 62 Imputation o+ ‘5Cl550’

V 0 .Nct imputed 1 .Imputed

D PP-IW63 i 3219 Person imputation +lag 63 !mputation Of ‘SCIE~Z’ u-

V Cl .Not imputed 1 .Imputed

D PP-!tl=6L 1 3220 Ferson imputation ilag 64 Imputation ot ‘SC1624’


II PP-Iff65 1 3221 Person imputation flag 65 Imputation oi 'SCl626'

V D .Not imputed 1 . Imputed

E PP-:*& 1 3222 Person imputation flag 66 Imputation OS ‘SclbzB


D PP-IW67 1 3223 Person imputation flag 67 Imputation of ‘SC1630’

V II .No? imputed

1 .Imputed

D PP-IW= 1 3224

Person imputation tlag 68 Imputation ot ‘X1632’


D PP-IW69 1 3225 Person imputation flag 69 Imputation of ‘X1634’


252

PERSX -.

DATA SIZE BEGIN

0 PP-w73 1 3226 Person imputation flag 70 Imputation of 'SC1636' through 'sCl64.6'


0 PP-IW71 1 3227 Person imputation flag 71 Imputation of ‘SC16-48’


D PP-IMP72 1 3229 Perscn imputation flag 72 Imputatfon oi ‘sclk5aJ


D PP-H-P73 1 3229 Persan imputation flag 73

Imputation of ‘SGl652

V 0 .Not imputed 1 .ImPuted

D PP-!*74 1 3230 Perscn imputation flag 74 Imputation oi 'sCl&'

V C .Nct ~m;?utee 1 .Imputed

D PP-I*75 1 3231 Person imputation flag 75 Imputation ot 'X1658'


D PP-I%=76 1 3232 Person imputation flag 76 Imputation of ~scibba~


D PP-In=77 1 3233 Person imputation flag 77 Imputation of ‘Xl662 through ‘sC1678’


D PP-M’78 1 3234 Person imputation flag 78 Imputation of '5x80

-.

253

PERSOY

DATA SIZE BEGIN


D PP-IW79 1 3235

Person imputation ilas 79

Imputation 0) ‘SK1682 V 0 .Not imputed

1 .Imputed

D PP-IF480 1 3236 Person imputation flag 80 Imputation cf 'S=lbsb'

?, 0 .Not imputed 1 .Imputed

3 FP-IEARS1 1 3237 Person impuxstion flas EL Imputation Cf ‘SC169C’


D PP-Iff92 1 323 Person imputation ilacl 82 Imputation of ‘SC1692

V D .NOt imputed 1 .Imputed

C PP-IMP83 1 3239 Ferson imputatiO3 flat 83 Imputation cf ‘Xi696


DATA SIZE EGIN

0 WSi-oCC 3 3240 Edited and imputed 3-dlgit occupation code. See appendix A-O


D LSi-IM 3 3zw

Edited and imputed 3-digit industry

code. See appendix A-S

U Persons 15 years old and older * *

* The next 12 fields contain *

* employment and earninqs by *

* months i-L *

* *

* WSl-lJGl....~ *

* lJsli?ECIl.. . .L *

* I*‘c ? -*w 3 WL a,*.... 4 *

* *

2 l&;-:&s1 1 3246 Number ot weeks employed during month i

U Persons 15 years cld and aider V 0 .None or not in universe ii classwk = 6

1 .l week 2 .2 weeks 3 .3 weeks li .4 weeks 5 .5 weeits

D WSi-LRG2 1 3247 hmber oi WeEns eno.oyed during month 2

U Persons 15 years old and older V J .None or not rn universe it classwk = 6

i .l week 2 .2 weeks 3 .3 weeks

G .4 weeks 5 .5 weeks

D WSl-LKS3 1 3240

Number of weeks employed during month 3 U Persons 15 years old and older V C .None or not in universe I+ classwk = 6


3 .3 weeks 4 .4 weeks 5 .S weeks

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!J wsl-LKS4 1 3249

Number of weeks emoloyed during month G U Persons 15 years old and older

‘V [1 .None or not in universe it classwk = 6

DATA SIZE BEGIN

i .1 week

2 .2 weeks

3 .3 weeks 4 .I weeks 5 .5 weeks

II LSiRECl? 1 3250 Were earnings received during month 1

U Persons 15 years old and older v G .Not in universe

1 .Yes 2 .No

D LC’RECIZ -- 1 3251 Were earnings received during nonth 2

U Persons 15 year5 cld and older V C .Not in universe

1 .Yes 2 .Ns

D L51REC13 1 3252 Were earnings rezeiwed during month 3

U Persons 15 years cld and cider V 0 .Not in universe

1 .Yes

2 .No

D WSlRECI4 1 3253 Were earnings rezeiwed during month 4

Ll Persons 15 years cld and older V 0 .Not in universe

1 .Yes 2 .No

0 w51-IvlpMil 5 32% What is the dollar amount of the earnings from this job for this month 1 Range = 0>33332.


D WSi-MT2 5 3259 What is the dollar amount of the earnings

from this jcb for this month 2

Range = 0~33332.


D W31-MTl-3 5 32.U What is the dollar amount of the earnings frcm this job tcr this month 3 f&age = Or33332.

U Permcn; 15 years old and older

D ‘&l-&IT4 5 3269 What is the dcllar amount of the earnings

from thi 4 jc5 tot- this month 4 Range = 0,3z332.

U Fe-sors 15 years old ard oldsr

D LSl-2tC2 i 327L Check i ten F=, - tarp I oyer 1 C. number

U Ferecns 15 years old an0 Jller

L J .Nt: OnjiiRr ec . .First bus,re3s --x.-ted 2 .Seconn b.~e I rEs5 I-epcrtco

D WE?-ZD1Z 1 32i5 u-ss . . . an employee ct . . .

C Ferscns 15 year5 old ant older v il .Flct a,xuored

1 .4 private ccmpany cr individual 2 .Federa I go/e-nmer.t

(excluj: Crred Forces) 7 4 .State qoueri.ment

4 .Local gouernment

5 .Armed Forces

6 .Unpaid in iamily business or

tarn - skip to Wsi-2044

D WSl-2914 1 3276

‘was *.. enplcyed by . . . during the 4-month period

U Persons 15 years cid and older V D .Not in universe

1 .Yes - skip tc LEi-X24 2 .No

C L;=“l-ZGi5 2 3277 Month in chich this person became em3icyed by this amp’ tye-. kn3e = 0912

U Persons 15 years oid and older V 0 .Not in universe

D Wsl-2016 2 32i9

Day ot month shown in US?-Xi5 that empioynent oegen. Range = C~31.

LI Fersons 15 ye&t-s old and older V 0 .Not in universe

0 Wsl-2DZD 2 ZzEl i?on?h in which .t’iis pot-son left this empio:,er, if appiicabie. ,?anqe = 0112.

LI Fsrsons 15 yeore old an0 @i&r v G .Nzt in uniuerse

DATA SIZE SEGIN

c wsl-zn22 2 3263 Day ot month shown in WSl-ZGZO that employment ended, if applicable. Range = 0131.


D WSl-2024 2 3205 How many hours per week did . . . usually work at this jcb Range = -9~99.

U Persons 15 years old and older V -9.Not in universe

0 .None

0 ‘WSi-2026 1 3287 was . . . paid by the hour on this

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

1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to WSl-203il

D wsi-znze b 3288 What was . . . “s regu iar hourly pay rate at the end ct . . . Range = 0>9999.

Two implied decimals. U Perscns 15 years cld and older V 0 .Not in universe

D ffil-Z133C 1 3292 During the 4-month period how often

was . . . paid on this job U Persons 15 years old and older V 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 WSl-2032 5 3293 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 older V -9.Not in universe

0 .None

0 L&l-2034 5 3298 What was the total amount ot pay

DATA SIZE BEGIN

that . . . received before deductions on this job 2 months ago (month 3). Range = -9133332.


0 .None

0 l&l-203.4 5 3303 What was the total amount o+ pay that . . . received before deductions on this job 3 months ago (month 2). Range = -9133332.

U Persons 15 years old and older V -9.Nct in universe

D.None

3 ws1-2’i3e 5 33ce What was the total amount of pay that . . . received betore deductions on this job 4 months ago (month 1). Range = -9 > 333332.


0. None

D ws1-zcLc 1 3313

Check item 54

Is “OK” marked in al I parts of Wsl-2C32 to W51-2038.

U Persons 15 years old and older V CI .Not in universe

1 . Yes 2 .No - skip to l&l-2044

0 Wi-2042 1 3314 It we were to call back later would you (or . . . 1 be able to provide us with the amounts of pay . . . received in each of these months


1 .Yes

2 .No * *

* Wage and salary imputation flags * * *

D ws11w01 1 3315 ‘Jage and salary imputation flag 1 Imputation of iield ‘Wsl-OCC’


- I

DATA SIZE EEG!N

D WSIIWCZ 1 3316 Wage and salary imputation flag 2 Imputation ot field ‘l&l-IM’

V 0 .Not imputed

1 .Imputed

0 wslIffO3 1 3317

Wage and salary imputation tlag 3 Imputation of tield ‘l&l-2012’

V D .Nct imputed 1 .Imputed

D L,glIP’%=LiL 1 3318 tiage and salary imputation flag ir Inpuration o+ tieid ‘ffii-2026

V 0 .Not imputed

i . imputed

D wSlIfWl5 1 3319

Wage and salary imputation flag 5

Imputation ot tieid ‘Wsl-Xi28 V 0 .Nct imputed

1 .Imputed

D ffiiIWD6 1 3320 Wage and salary imputation flag 6 Imputation of field ‘l&1-2030’

V 0 .Nor Imputed 1 .Imputed

D WSlCALOl 1 3321 Field ‘ffil-2032’ was imputed


D WSICPLDZ 1 3322

Field ‘WSl-20%’ was imputed V 0 .No imputed input

1 . Imputed input

0 lJSlCALO3 1 3323 Field ‘Wsl-2036 was imputed

V 0 .No imputed input 1 .ImPuted input

D GICALDL Field JWSl-ZD&’

3326 was imputed

V 0 .No imputed input 1 . Imputed input

D WSZ-OX 3 3325

Edited and imputed 3-digit occupation

260

DATA SIZE BEGIN

czde. See appendix A-G

LI Persons 15 years old and olaer

II l&z-IM 3 I3328 Edited and imputed j-digit industry code. See appendix A-5

U Persons 15 years old and older * * * The next 12 fields contain * * eno’cyment and earnings by * * months 1-4 *

* *

* lJSi4XSl....L * * LGRECii....L *

* l&2-AiYT’ *. . . . I *

* *

0 wsz-Ms1 1 3331 Number ot weeks employed during month 1

U Pers3r.s 15 years old and older V 0 .None or not in universe I+ classwk = 6

i .1 weeK 2 .2 weeks 3 .3 weeks L .4 weeks 5 .5 weeks

il LEz-iji,s2 1 3332 Number of weeks employed during month 2

U Persons 15 years old and older V G .None or not in universe if classwk = 6

1 .1 week 2 .2 weeks 3 .3 weeks 4 .4 weeks 5 .5 weeks

D wsziKs3 1 3333 Number q t weeks employed during month 3

LI Persons 15 years old and older V II .None or not in universe it classwk = 6

1 .1 week 2 .2 weeks 3 .3 weeks L .I weeks 5 .5 weeks

0 wsz-wKs4 1 33-4 Ntimber of weeks employed during month 0

U Persons 15 years old and older U 0 .None or not in universe if classwk = 6

-

DATA SIZE BEGIN

1 .I week 2 .2 weeks 3 .3 weeks 6 .6 weeks 5 .S weeks

D l&ZRECIl 1 Were earnings received during mcnth 1

U Persons 15 years old and older v 0 .Nzt in univepse

1 .Yes 2 .No

D IEZREC!Z 1 3336 Were earnings received during month 2

U Persons IS years old and older V 0 .Nat in unive-se

1 .Yes 2 .No

0 WZREC13 1 3337 Were earnings received during month 3

U Persons IS years old and older V 0 .Not in universe

1 .Yes 2 .Nn

D WS2RECI4 1 333a Were earnings received during mcnth 4


1 .Yes 2 .No

D W32-MT1 5 3339

What is the dollar amount ot the earnings trom this job for this month 1

Range = 0~33332.

U Persons IS years old and older

0 WS2-MIT2 5 334.6 What is the dollar amount ot the earnings from this job for this month 2 Range = Llj33332.


D Ws-PM-i3 5 3349 What is the dollar amount ot the earnings trom this job for this month 3 Range = Dr33332.


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262

DATA SIZE BEGIN

D WS2-@IT4 S

What is the dollar amount ot the earnings irom this job tar this month 4

Range = 0233332. U Persons IS years old and older

D WSZ-ZCCZ 1 3359 Check i tc’m E3 - employer I.D. number

U Perscns 15 years old and older V 0 .Nor GnSWBreC

1 .First business reported 2 .Second business reported

D WS2-2Gl2 1 3360 was . . . an employee ot . . .

U Persons 15 years old and older VC .Nrr answered

1 .A private company or individual 2 .Federal government

(exclude Armed Forces)

3 *State gcvernment 4 .Local gevernment 5 .Armed Forces 6 .Unpaid in tamily business or

fat-m - sk I P to WSi-2044

D ‘WSZ-Zf14 i 3361 Was . . . employed by .., during the L-month pericc

U Persons 15 yea-s old and older V 0 .Nct in universe

1 .Yes - skip tz !&2-2C24 2 .No

D LEZ-2016 2 3362 Month in which this person became employed by this employer. Range = 0112


0 WS2-2013 2 33% Day of month shown in i&Z-2016 that employment began. Range = 0~31.

U Persons IS years old and older V 0 .Not in universe

D WS2-ZDZC 2 3366 Month in which this person left this employerj ii applicable.

DATA SIZE EG:N

Range = 0~12. U Persons 15 years old and older V D .Not in universe

D wsz-zcl2.z 2 3363 Day ot month shown in WZZ-2020 that employment endedj it applicable. Range = 0>31.

U Persons 15 years old and older V D .Not in universe

D wsz-ZOZiL 2 3370 How many hours per week did . . . usually work at this job Range = -9~99.


0 .None

D wsz-2326 1 3372 was . . . paid by the hour on this

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

1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to WSZ-2033

E W52-ZCZ!3 I 3373 What was . . . “s regular hourly pay rate at the end ot . . . Range = 019999.

Two implied decimals. U Fersons 15 years old and older V 0 .Nct in universe

D wsz-2030 , A During the G-month period how oiten was . . . paid on this job

IJ Persons 15 years old and older V 0 .Not in universe

1 .Once a week 2 .Once each 2 weeks 3 .Once a month I .Twice a month 5 .Some other way

D L&2-2032 5 3378 What was the total amount oi pay that . . . received before deductions on this job last month (month 0). Range = -9933332.


DATA SIZE BEGIN

V -9.Not in universe

0. None

D wsz-2034 5 3383 What was the total amount of pay that . . . received betore deductions

on this jcb 2 months ago (month 3). Range = -9,33332.

U Persons 15 years old and older V -9.Nct in universe

0 .None

II wsz-2c3-5 5 3388 What was the ?ctal amount of pay that . . . received before deductions on this job 3 months ago (month 2). Ranqe = -9>33332.


0. None

0 wsz-zt33 5 3393 What was the total amount of pay that . . . received before deductions on this job 4 months ago (month 1). Range = -9j333332.

Li Fersons 15 years olc and older V -9.Not in universe

O.None

D i62-206ci 1 3390 Check item 54 Is “DK” marked in al I parts ot

wst-2c32 to wsz-2338. U Persons 15 years oid and older V 0 .Not in universe

1 . Yes 2 .No - sk ip to LEZ-2064

0 wsz-2062 1 3399 It we were to call back later would YOU (or . . . ) be able to provide us with the amounts ot pay . . . received in each q + these months


1 .Yes 2 .No

* *

* Wage and salary imputation +lags * * *

-

-

DATA S!zE BEtiN

0 LMIrPOl 1 3UX Urge and salary imputation tlag 1. Imoutation oi field ‘WSZ-KC


0 wS2IWOZ 1 3401 Wage and salary imputation tlag 2 Imputation q t field ‘Wsz-IND’


0 lS2IrpD3 1 3IGD2 Wage and salary imputation tlag 3 Imputaticn of iield ‘EZ-2012’


0 WszIrPLk 1 3433 Wage and salary imputation flag I Imputation of tield ‘W-2CZ6’

V !J .Not imputed 1 .Imputed

0 ws2:rP'Is 1 3aL Wage and salary imputation flag 5 Imputation of tieid ‘l&Z-2025

V 0 .Nct imputed 1 . !mputed

0 EzIWO6 1 3.505

Wage and salary imputation flag 6 Imputatton ot field ‘W-2G3D’

V D .Not imputed 1 .Imputed

0 WsxALOl 1 306 Field ‘l&2-2032’ was imputed


0 WSZCALOZ 1 x07 Field ‘l&2-ZDY,’ was imputed

V D .No imputed input 1 .Imputed input

D lE2CpIID3 1 3LO6 Field ‘k&2-2036’ was imputed


DATA SIZE BEGIN

0 wszcALo4 1 3409 Field ‘WSZ-2038’ was imputed


_-.

267

ELF EWLOYt-?EL-

DATA SIZE BEGIN

0 SEIOCC 3 341”

Edlted and imputed 3-digit occupation code. See appendix A-4


D SElIM 3 3413 Edited and imputed 3-digit industry code. See appendix A-5

!J Persons 15 years old and older * *

* The next 12 +ields contain * * business income by months 1-L *

* *

0 SEiiXSl 1 316 Weeks with business this mcnth (1).

U Perscns 15 years cld and cider

V 0 .None 1 .1 week 2 .2 weeks

3 .3 weeks 4 .4 weeks 5 .5 weeks

0 SElw<Sz 1 3417 Weeks with business this mcnth (2).

LI Persons 15 years oid and q lde+ V D .None


3 .3 weeK5 h .4 weeks 5 .5 weeks

D SElLKS3 1 3418 Weeks with business this month (3).

U Persons 15 years old and cider V 0 .None

1 .l week 2 .2 weeks 3 .3 weeks 4 .4 weeks 5 .5 weeks

0 SElLKsI 1 3419 Weeks with business this month (4).

IJ Persons 15 years old and older V 0 .None

1 .l week 2 .2 weeks 3 .3 weeks 4 .I weeks 5 .5 weeks

26e

SELF E?‘FU’fX~~

DATA S!ZE BEGIN

5 sE:REC; 1 3czc Did this person receive income irom ;Sis business this mcnt!, (1)

U Fersons 15 yea’s old and older


2 .No

D SEiRECZ 4 . 3421

3,d t’is person receive inccme from t-Is business this month (2)

;’ =2rs;:s L5 ~~a’5 z’? and alder v 3 .No: in universe

1 .Yes 2 .No

L SEGEC3 A 3Lzz E,d this perscn receive Income from tC : 5 t~size55 This 17=-t’ (3)

U Set-52-s 15 yea’s aid and older LJ c .hct in universe

1 .Yes ‘2 .Nc

-. i D 5ElRECL 1 3L23

3:d th:s sers;r rezetue inccme +rom t%s business tils month CL)

!J 72?SCYS 15 years t d aqd oi?er v c .N;z i n dr I verse

1 . Ye5 2 .No

E SE;AMT? = 3L24 AmoJrt cf income received this nzrti (1). 17 doliars. Fa:pe = 5,33332.

U Persons 15 years o,d and q leer

E 5EiWTZ 5 x29 Amca:t ;’ income rezeiued this month (2). in dOI la-S. Ranse = 0133332.

U Persons 15 years o,d and older

3 ==‘&-r3 --* 5 yL3c Amount of tnccme received this month (3:. In do: Iars. Range = 0133332.

L: Fe-s;ns :5 years o.d and oloer

0 SE?PMTL 5 3139

Amount of Income received this month CL).

!n C;‘!ars. Range = 0,33332.

‘J Pe-sons 15 years ale and olde- -

269

DATA S!ZE L?EE;!N

0 sii3PE2 1 344I Check item Sl - business I.D. number

U Pet-sons 15 years old and older V 0 .Not answered

1 .Pirst business repot-ted 2 .Second business reported

D SE12212 2 3445 How many hours per week did . . . usually work a? this bustness total hours = i,9$.

V -3.None

D E1221L i XL7

Do you think rhat the gross earnings oi this business WI !I be 01~0CD or

more during the next 12 months U Perscns 15 years old anti cider V

D

ii V

D

U V

D

U v

D

C .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .Nc

El2216 1366e Check item S2 tiave questions El2218 through SE12225 already been answered Sot- this business by another household member

Persons 15 years old and older D .Not in universe

1 .Yes - skip tc El2232

2 .No

SE12218 1 3LL9

What was the total number of employees working for this bus i ness . Be sure to include . . .

Persons 15 years old and older 0 .Nct in universe 1 .l employee 2 .2 employees 3 .3 - 5 employees 4 .6 or more employees

SEiZD 1 3150

uas . . . ‘s business incorporated

Persons 15 years old and older 0 .Not in universe i .Yes - skip to SE1222L 2 .No

SE12222 1 3651 was . . . ‘5 business a sole

270

SELF EWLOYENT

DATA S!ZE BEGIN

proprietorship or a partnership U Persons 15 years old and older V 0 .Not in universe

i .Sole proprietorship - skip to SE12232 2 .Partnership

3 SE12224 1 3452 Aside from . . . were any other members o+ this household owners or partners in this business

L Fe-sons 15 years o;d and q ider V 0 .Not in universe

1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to El2232

* *

* The next 3 heids (5E12225 through sEl223C) * * at-e possible answers to the question: *

* *

* Which members (were owners or partners *

* in this business) *

* *

D sE12226 3 3453

Person No. 1Cl - 999

I: 3ersons 15 years oid and older

V g .Not in unjverse

n z*rnr -2 I ---i--i 3450

=erson NO. 191 - i99 !J PP-scns 15 years old and older V 5 .Kot In universe

3 smz3a 3 3459

Ferson NO. iO1 - 999 U Pepsons 15 years old and older V D .Not in universe

0 5E12232 1 3462

l&S . . . paid a regular salary from

this business during the 4-month

per i od U Persons 15 years old and older V C .Not in universe

1 .Yes 2 .No

0 5El2234 1 3663 Did . . . receive any (other) income from the business during this 4 month period


271

SELF B+PLOY?E?Z

DATA SIZE BEGIN

1 .Yes 2 .No

D sElZ34 1 34&i Check item 53 Is “yes” marked in either SE12232 or SE12234


1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to EElZZSD

* * The next 4 fields (SE12238 through sElZZ4-4) * * contain business income by month *

* *

D cTlZ39 5 3465 What was the total amount oi income

that . . . received from this

business last month (month 4).

Range = -9,33332. U Persons 15 years old and older V -9.Not in universe

0. None

D SE12240 5 3470 What was the total amount of income that . . . received from this hsiness 2 months ago (month 3). Range = -9133332.


0. None

D El2242 S 3475

What was the total amount of income that . . . received irom this business 3 months ago (month 2). Range = -9~33332.


D-None

D SE12244 5 3400 What was the total amount of income

that . . . received from this business 4 months ago (month 1). Range = -9,33332.


0 .None

DATA SIZE BEGIN

D K12’246 1 3485 Check item 54 Is “OK” marked in al I parts o+ SE12230 to 512244.

U Persons ?S years old and older V 0 .Not in universe

1 .Yos 2 .No - skip to 5-=12250

cl SE12248 1 3406 It I were to call back later would you (or . . . ) be able to provide us with the amounts oi income . . . received in each of ti-ese months

U Persons 15 years o!d and older \! il .NC? I> i;niuerse

1 .YOS

2 .No

D s.ElzzsC 1 3437 Check item 55 15 this business incorporated

U Persons 15 years old and older V C .Not in universe

1 .“es - skip to fE1226Z 2 .Nc

Pas iniormatlon aoout tie net profit (or loss) for this btisiness already been obtained by another household member

LI ?ersons 15 years old and older V E .Nct in universe

1 .Yes - skip to SE12262 2 .No

D SE12254 1 3489 Can.. .give an estimate of the net pro+lt (or loss) during the 4-month

period shown on the calendar U Persons 15 years q id and older V 0 .Not in universe

1 .Ye5 2 .No - skip to SE12262

0 SElpsb 6 3490 What was the net profit (or loss)

trom this business during the 4-month period.

273

SELF EWLOYMEN’

DATA SIZE BEGIN

Range = -33332,33332. U Persons 15 years old and older V 0 .Not in universe

D sEliZ6C 5 3496 About how much did . . . earn from this business atter expenses during

the 4-month period. Range = -9>33332.

U F'ers3r.s 15 years c!d and older V -9.Not in universe

O.None * *

* Se I f-emp I oyment imputation flags * Y *

0 EiIPT!'1~ 1 3%: Selt-employment lmputatlon tlas 1

Imputation of tield ‘SEEOCC’ V 0 .Not imputed

1 . Imputed

D sEiIPPO2 1 3502 Selt-employment imputation flag 2 Imputarion of tield ‘KlIM’

V 0 .kt imputed 1 .Imputed

D SZIMfC3 i 3x3 Seit-employment imputation flag 3 Imputation of field 'SEiZZi~'

V 0 .Nrt imputed 1 .Imputed

D SElIWO4 1 3504 Self-employment imputation flag 4 Imputation of field 'El2219


D niwas 1 355 Self-employment imputation tlas 5 Imputation ot tield ‘ElZO


D YlIWO6 1 3506 Self-employment imputation tlag 6 Imputation oi tield 'ElZZZZ'


274

SELF EWLOYPENT

DATA SIZE BESiN

D SElIW37 1 3507 Self-employment imputation flag 7 Imputation of field 'SE12232'

V 0 .Not imputed 1 .Imputd

D SElIt'PC8 1 35233 Self-employment imputation flag 8 Imputation of field 'SE12234'

V 0 .Nct iTPuted 1 . Iap-ltec

D SEl:?K!9 1 25ac! Seif-eaqloyment imputation flag 9 I?autatlor ni tleld 'SEliZ54'

V C .Not imputed

1 . Imputed

c cc?'M=13 --.*I I 1 Se!t-emDloyment. Imputatron of t

V 0 .Ntt imputed 1 .Imputed

3519 imputation f lag :a

ield 'SE2256

0 SEiIWll 1 Selt-employment

3511 imputation flag 11

Imrutarion of tield 'SE12262' V 1 Net ~mo-'_ec v .

i . Imputea

0 SElCAL3: 1 3512 Eleid 'SE12238 was imputed

V 3 .No imputed input 1 .!mputed lnsut

D mm02 3513 Field JSElZZ4:' was imputed

V 0 .No Imputea Input 1 . Imputed input

0 sax03 1 3514 Field 'SE12242 was imputed

U 0 .No imputed input 1 . Imputed input

0 sElcpLa4 1 3515 Field 'SElzZU was imputed

V C .No imputed input 1 . !mputed input

D SEZKC 3 3516 Edited and imputed 3-digit occupation

-

-

275

SUF Er-PLOYrEM

DATA SIZE E5IN

code. See appendix A-L U Persons 15 years old and older

D SUIND 3 3519 Edited and imputed 3-digit industry

code. See append ix A-S U Perscns 15 years old and older * *

* The next 12 iields contain ?4

* business income by months l-4 *

* *

D SE2LKSl 1 3522 Weeks with business this month (1).

LI Persons 15 yeers old and older V D .None

1 .1 week 2 .2 weeks 3 .3 weeks I .I weeks 5 .5 weeks

DsE2uKs2 1 3523 Weeks wit!, btisiness this month (2).

U Persons 15 yeacs old and older

V 0 .None 1 .1 weeli 2 .2 weeks 3 .3 weeks L .L weeks 5 .5 weeks

D SZZ.JG3 1 352L Weeks with business this month (3).

IJ Persons 15 years old and older V D .None

1 .I week 2 .2 weeks 3 .3 weeks I .L weeks

5 .5 weeks

DSEZLKSL 1 3525 Weeks with business this month (I).

U Persons 15 years old and older V 0 .None

1 .l week 2 .2 weeks 3 .3 weeks L .L weeks 5 .5 weeks

276

SELF EM%OYWT

DATA SiZE PEGIN

C SZRECi 1 3526 Did this p et-son receive income +rom this business this month (1)


1 .Yes 2 .No

D EizREC2 1 3527 Did this P erson receive income from this business this month (2)

IJ Persons 1S years old and older V 0 .Not in universe

1 .Yes 2 .No

0 sE2REC3 1 3523 Cld this person receive income from

this business this month (3) U Persons iS years old and older


0 sEZ4ECC 1 3529 Did thrs person receive income from this business tnis month (4)

2 Fersons 15 years o:c and aider V 0 .kt in universe

1 . Yes 2 .No

D szzAr-71 5 3530 Amount of income received this month (1). In dollars. Range = 0,33332.

LI Persons 15 years old and older

D SE2MIT2 5 3535 Amount of income received this month (2). In dollars. Range = 0~33332’.


13 SZWIT3 5 330 Amount of income received this month (3). In dollars. Range = 0133332.


0-L 5 35G Amount of income received this month CL). In dollars. Range = 0~33332.


277

SELF EMC)LOYMkT

DATA SIZE BEGIN

0 SE22202 1 355”, Check item S2 - business I.D. number

U Persons 15 years old and older V 0 .Not answered

1 .First business reported 2 .Second business reported

D SE22212 2 3551 How many hours per week did . . . usually work at this business total hours = i,99.

U Perscns 15 years old and older V -3.None

D SE222lb 1 DC you think that the gross earnings of this bdsiness will be 81,000 or more during the next 12 months

U Persons 15 years cud and cider V 0 .Not in universe

1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to SE2224C

D SE22216 1 3554 Check item 52 hfave questions SE2221S through SE22224 alreacy been answered for this business by another household member

U Fersors 15 years cid and older V C .Nct in universe

1 .Yes - skip to SE22232 2 .No

D SE22218 1 3555 What was the total number of employees working ior this bus i ness . Be sure to include . . .


1 .l employee 2 .2 employees

3 .3- 5 employees

6 .6 or more employees

D-0 1 3554

was . . . ‘s business incorporated U Perscns 15 years old and older V 0 .Not in universe

1 .Yes - skip to SE2222L 2 .No

273

SE!2 ErIbLOYMNT

D

U V

D

U V

)c f * *

* * *

2

L ‘V

;;

U v

D

E22222

SIZE BEGIN

1 3557 was . . . ‘s business a sole proprietorship or a partnership

Persons 15 years old and older 0 .Not in universe 1 .Sole proprietorship - skip to SE22232 2 .Partnership

SE22226 1 3533 Aside trLm . . . were any other members oi this hodsehold owners or partners in this business

Persons 15 years old and older G .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to SE22232

Tne next 3 tleids (SE22226 through E2223D) * are possible answers to the question: *

*

Whtch members (were owners or partners *

in this business) * *

SE22226 3 3559 Person No. 101 - 999

Per-mm 15 years old and older 3 .Nzt ‘7 Lmve-se

sEz2226 3 3562 Person No. 1Ci - 199

Cersnns 15 years old and oider 2 .Not in universe

SE2223D 3 356s Person No. 101 - 999

U Persons 15 years old and older i; 0 .Not in universe

DATA

*

D SE22232 1 Was . . . paid a reguia- salary trom this business durtng the G-month period


1 .Yes 2 .No

D SE22234 1 3569 Did . . . receive any (other) income trom the business during this 4 month period

DATA SIZE BEG;N

U Persons 15 years old and older V 0 .Not In universe

1 .Yes 2 .No

D EEZZZ36 1 3570 Check item 53 I5 JJyesJJ marked in either 5E!Z?32 or sE2zz34


1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to EEZZZ50

* * The next Ir fields (5E!ZZ38 through sE-~z4Lc) * * contain business income by month *

* *

D 5Ez222 5 357i

i*rhat was the total amount of income that . . . received trom this business last month (month a). Range = -9~333332.


c1. None

D EZ2Z!l 5 3576 *&hat was the total amount oi income

that . . . received tram this

business 2 months ago (month 3).

Range = -9133332.

UPerscns 15 years old and older V -9.Not In universe

0. None

D SEiZ?GZ 5 358i

What was the total amount of income that . . . received ?rom this business 3 months ago (month 2). Range = -9,33332.

U Persons IS years old and older V -9-Not in universe

n.None

DSZZZZUb 5 3586 What was the total amount of income

that . . . received from this business 0 months ago (month 1). Range = -9133332.


0 .None

280

SELF EfFLOYt’ENT

DATA s:zE BEGIN

D 5E22246 1 3591 Check item 54 Is “DK” marked in al I parts of sEza3e to sEmG4.


1 .Yes 2 .No - SklP t0 s%zso

c xzzxe 1 3592

It I were to call back later would you (or . . . 1 be able to provide us with the amounts of income . . . received in each oi these months

LI Ce-szrs 15 years t!d and older V a .Nct in universe

1 .Yes 2 .ho

oSEZZ25a 1 3593

Check item 55 Is this business incorporated

U Persons 15 years old and aider V 0 .Not in universe

1 .Yes - SklP to 5EZ62 2 .Nc

5 Z~~5~ 1 359L Check item 56 ias inisrmation about the net protlt (cr loss) +or tnis business already been ontained by another household member

U Perscns 15 years old and older V 0 .Nct in universe

1 .Yes - skip to EZiZbZ 2 .No

04222% 1 3595

Can... give an estimate of the net

protit (or loss) during the L-month period shown on the calendar


1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to SZZZ.262

DSE22256 6 3596 What was the net protit (or loss) from this business during the b-month period.

--__ --

DATA SIZE BEGIN

Range = -33332133332.



D SEZ2260 5 3602 About how much did . . . earn from this business after expenses during the l-month period. Range = -?,33332.

U PerEons 15 years old and older V -3.Not in universe

0 .None * *

* Self-employment imputation ilass * * *

cl 521PP01 1 3607 Self-employment imputation flag 1

Imputation of iieid ‘SSZKC’


0 SEZIWOZ 1 3608 Self-employment imputation flag Z !mputation q i tteld ‘SEZIM)’


D SEZ;?“p33 1 3.62?

Selt-employment imputation tlag 3 Imputation oi +ieid ‘SEPZlL’


D SEZ!WOLI 1 3610 Seli-employment imputation flag 1( Imputation of field ‘SE22215

V 0 .Not imputed 1 .lmputed

D SE21ffO5 1 3611 Self-employment imputation tlag 5 Imputation of +ield ‘9X2220’


0 SE2IMpO6 1 3-612 Self-employment imputation flag 6 Imputation oi field ‘EZZ222’


.

SELF WLOYMENT

DATA SIZE BEGIN

D YZPPC7 1 3613 Self-employment imputation flag 7 Imputation of field ‘SCZZ32’

U 0 .Not imputed 1 .Imputed

D szwae 1 3611 Seli-employment imputation flag 8 Imputation ot field ‘SZZZZ34’


c sEzIWC9 1 3.615

Seif-employment imputation flag 9 Imautation of tieid ‘sEzz25L’

V 0 .Not impu:ed 1 . Imputed

D SZZI>X=lG 1 3616 Seli-employment imputation tlag 10 Imputation of field ‘EmCk’


E sEz!Mpll 1 3617

Self-employment tmpctation tlag 11

Imputation q i tield ‘SEzzZbii’ V E .Not imputed

i .ImPut~d

0 sEzcALo1 1 3618 Field ‘sEiZZ38’ was Imputed

V 0 .No Imputed input 1 .Imputed input

0 E2CALOZ 1 3619 Field ‘sEmlO’ was Imputed

V II .No Imputed input 1 . Imputed input

D sucpLo3 1 3620

Field ‘SD2242 was imputed

V 0 .No imputed input 1 . Imputed input

0 s&zc&OG 1 3.521 Field ‘SiZZDiL was imputed


203 EN-TYP :

DATA

D IOlRECl Recipiency Month 1 of

SIZE BEGIN

1 3622 0) Soc!al Security income. the reference period

U Persons i5 years old or older V l.Yes

2.No

D IDlRECZ 1 3.523 Recipiency of Social Security income.

Mcnth 2 oi the reference period

U Persons 15 years old or older V l.Yes

Z.No

0 IDlREC3 1 3bZL Recipiency of Social Security income. Flcnth 3 oi the reference period

U Fersc-s 15 years old or olde- V l.Ye5

2.No

3 IO’R”1 * -i 1 3625

Recipiency q + Social Security income.

Month 4 of the re+erence period

U Perssns 15 years old or older

V l.Ye5 Z.No

C ICiiAMTl 5 3626 Amgunt ci Social Se=,;rlty income received. Kant? i ot the reterexe per iod Range = 0933332

U Persons 15 years old or o!der

D IOlAYTZ 5 3631

Amount of Social Security income received.

Month 2 o+ the reference period

Ranqe = 0,33332

U Fersons i5 years old or older

0 IDlpMT3 5 3636 Amount q + Social Security income receiued.

nonth 3 of the reference period Range = Dj33332


D IOlpMT4 5 3641

Amount o+ Social Security income received. Month 4 of the reference period Ranqe = 0 ~33332

LI Perscns 15 years old or older

D KIDSSYNl 1 Recipiency o+ Social Security income for

GEN-TYP 1

OATA SIL’ BEGIN

chi Idren. Month 1 ot the reference period U Children age O-17 years old V 0 .Not in universe

1 .Yes 2 .No

D KIDSSYM 1 3647 Recipiency of Social Security income tor chl ldren. Month 2 of the reference period

U Children age O-17 years old V C .Nct in universe

1 .Yes 2 .No

3 KICSSYM 1 36La ZEcipiency of Szzial Security income tar

rhi ldren. Month 3 oi the reference period ii Chlizren ape O-17 years old V C .iwt I” universe

1 * .Yes 2 .No

C KICSSYNL 1 3649 Recipiency of Social Security income tar chi Idren. Month 4 o+ the reference period

U Children age O-17 years old V 0 .Not in universe

1 .Yes 2 . ‘k

D KXSSA!.?Tl 4 3650

Amount ot Social Security Income received for children. Month 1 of the reference period Eanqe = 0>5000

U Chilaren age O-17 years old

D KDSSPklTZ 4 3654 Amount o+ Social Security income received tar chi Idren. Month 2 of the reterence period Ranqe = 015000

U Children age O-17 years old

D KDSS4lT3 4 Amount ot Social Security income received

tar children. Month 3 of the reference period

Ranqe = 015000

LI Children age O-i7 years old

0 KDSSAMTL 4 3662 Amount a+ Social Security income received for chi Idren. Month 4 of the reference period

Range = 0,5030 U Children age O-17 years old

--.

GEN-TYF i

DATA SIZE SEG!N

D SSRECIND 1 3666 Social Security recipiency indicator

U All person53 including children V 0 .Nct in universe

1 .Adult beneiits received in own name only 2 .Only adult benefits received jointly with

spouse 3 .Only child benefits received LL .Adult benefits received in own name and

child benefits received 5 .Adult beneiits received jointly with spouse

and child benefits recieved

D SS3DDO 1 3667 Check item A2 Is . . . a designated parent or guardian of children under age 18

iI Persons 15 years or older v c .hcr in universe

1 .Yes

2 .luo

D SS3DG6 1

During this &-month period,

payment5 from Social Securi especially icr the children

?I Ferscns 15 years or older rece V 0 .Nct in universe

1 .Yes 2 .No

were any separate

ty received

iving Social Security

Did . . . also receive a separate payment for (himsel+/herselt) during any of these months

U Persons 15 years or older recerving Social Security

V 0 .Nct in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No

0 553012 Did . . . recei jointly with

U Parr i ed persons receiving Social


1 3670 ue Social Security . . . ‘5 spouse 15 years or older

Security

0 ss301L 1 3671 Check item AL

206

EN-TYPl

DATA 5:ZE BEGIN

Has information about the amount received by . . . from Social Security

been recorded during an interview for . ..’ 5 spouse

U Married persons 15 years or older receiving Social Security

V 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes - skip to next ISS code

2 .No

D 55306h 2 3672 Social Security sends out two types of checks i which color check does . . . receive.

Range = -i ,3 C ?ersons ;5 years or older receiving

Sociai Security


1 .Green

2 .Goid 3 .Other

-1 .DK

cl Es3066 2 3676

Do . . . ‘5 payments usually come on the first of the month or the third. Range = -1~3

U Persons 15 years or oiaer recetving soc;a1 Secdr I ty

V il .Not in universe

1 .First 2 .Thira 3 .Other

-1 .DK

0 SS336a 1 3676

Check item A7 Were Social Security payments received especially tor the children

U Children age O-17 years old receiving Social Security

U 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to next ISS code

D 553086 1 3677

Were all children living here

covered by these payments U Children age O-17 years old receiving

Social Security V 0 .Not in universe

1 .Yes - skip to next ISS code

287

QN-TYPi

DATA SIT, BEE!N

2 .No * *

* The next 6 fields (E3Cl88 through * * SS3098) are possible answers to * * the question: *

* *

w Which children were covered *

* *

D ss308E! 3 3678

Person fvo. 101-999 U Children age O-17 years old receiving

Sociai Security v 0 .Not in universe

D SS3C90 3 3681 Perssn No. 101-999

U Children age O-17 years o!d recelvlng Social Security

V U .Not in universe

c 03092 7

Ferson No. lo;-999

3.5%

U Children age O-17 years old receiving

Social Security V 0 .Nrt in universe

c Ss3C9i 7 3687 Person No. lill-999

LI Children age O-17 years old receiving Social Security


D 53096 3 3.690 Person No. lOi-

Li Children age O-17 years old receiving Social Security


0 SS3C98 3 3693

Ferson No. 101-999 iJ Children age G-17 years old receiving

Sccial Security V 0 .Not in universe

0 1011r?J01 1 3696 Social Security imputation flag 1 Imputation of field IOlMlTl

V 0 .Not imputed 1 .lmputed

238

QN-TYPl

DATA SiZE BEGIN

D 1011w02 1 3697 Social Security imputation flag 2 Imputation o+ field IOWITZ


D Iaiirm3 1 3699

Social Security imputation flag 3 Imputation o+ field IOlplMn

V 0 .Not imputed

1 .Imputed

D IDlIM=OL 1 36W Secial Secur tty imputation +iag L imputation ot ileld 13?PMTL

V E .Not Imputed 1 . Imputed

D 1011ivp05 1 3700 Social Security imputation flag 5 Imputation OS field SSXDB

V Cl .Not imputed 1 . Imputed

D IDlIWO6 1 3701 Social Security imputaticn flag 6 Imputation o+ field KDSSWTl

U 0 .hct imskted 1 . Imputed

D IDl!Wg7 1 37P2 Social Security imputation flag 7

Imoutation a+ +ield KDSSAMTZ V 0 .Not imputed

i . Imputed

D IClIWLB 1 3703

Social Security imputation tlag Z Imputation of tield KDSS4WT3

U 0 .r\;ct imputed 1 .Imputed

0 IDlIrPO9 1 3704 Social Security imputation flag 9 Impuration oi field KDSSbMTl


D IOZRECl 1 370s

Recipiency oi railroad retirement income. Month 1 of the reierence period

289

SEh’-TYP 1

DATA SIZE BEGIN

U Persons LO year5 old and older V 1 .Ye5

2 .Nc

0 IOZRECZ 1 3706 Recipiency of railroad retirement income. Month 2 of the reference period

i Ter;t;s bU years old or older

2 :No

C IO2REC3 1 3707 Recipiency of railroad retirement income. Month 3 of the reference perled

U Person5 60 year5 q id or older V 1 .Ye5

2 .No

C IC2REC4 1 3708 Recipiency of railroad retirement income. Month 4 of the reference period

U Person5 LO year5 old or older V 1 .Yes

2 .No

c 102N-m 5 37C9

Amount of railroad retirement income received. Month 1 of the reterence period

Range = 0133332 U Persons h@ year5 old or older

0 1omz 5 3716 Amount of railroad retirement inccme

received. Month 2 of the reference period Range = C,33332

U Persons LO years old or older

C ICZAMT3 5 3719 Amount of railroad retirement income received. Month 3 of the reference period Range = G~33332

U Per5ons bC year5 old or older

c IC2AMTL 5 3726 Amount of railroad retirement income received. Month f+ of the reference period Range = 0133332


C KICRRYNl 1 Recipiency of railroad retirement income for

290

GGN-TYPl

DATA SIZE BEGIN

chi ldren. Month 1 of the reference period U Children age O-17 years old V 0 .Not in universe

1 .Yes 2 .No

D KICRRW 1 373G

Recipiency of railroad retirement income for chi Idren. Month 2 of the reference pel,iod

U Chl Idren age G-17 years old V 0 .tvot in universe

1 .Yes 2 .No

0 K XCRYN3 1 3731 Recipiency cf railrcad retirement income ior chl Idren. Msntb 3 of the reference period

U Children age O-17 years old v 0 .hct In universe

1 .Yes 2 .No

D KIORRYN.4 1 3732 Recipiency of railroad retirement income for chi ldren. Month I of the reference period

LI Children age O-17 years oid v 0 .Net in universe

i ."e5 2 .Nc

0 KOR!?P$ITl 4 3733 Amount of railrcad retirement income received fcp chi Idren. Month 1 of the reference pericd Range = 015000. In dollars.

LI Children age O-17 years old

0 KDRRPMT2 I 3737

Amount of railroad retirement income received

for children. Month 2 of the reference period

Range = O~SCEO. In dollars. U Children age O-17 years old

0 KDRRAMT3 I 37hl Amount of railroad retirement income received for chi Idren. Month 3 of the reference period Range = 0~5000. In dollars.

U Chi ldren age O-17 years old

0 KDRRAMTG 4 3745 Amount of railroad retirement income received for children. Month IL of the reference period

-

291

EN-TYPi

DATA SIZE a* 6E”N

Range = 0,5DDD. In dollars.

U Children age Cl-17 years old

0 RRRECIM 1 37L9

Railroad retirement recipiency indicator U All per5onsj including children V 0 .Not in universe

1 .Adult benefits received in own name only 2 *Only adult benefits received jointly with

5pouse 3 .Only child benetits received L .Adult benefits received in own name and

child benetits received 5 .Adult benefits received jointly with spouse

ant chiid benetits recieved

c Rc3zl; 1 37% Check item A2

Is . . . a designated parent or guardian of

children under age 18

U Persons 15 years or older V C .Not in universe

1 .Yes 2 .No

c) RR3C3t 1 3751 During this O-month period, were any separate payments trom railroad retirement received especially tor the children

U Fer5ons 15 years or older rece!vlng railroad retirement

v c YP ./ . in universe

1 .Yes 2 .No

D RR30Z 1 3752 Did . . . also receive a separate payment for (himseit/herself) during any ot these months

U Persons 15 years or older receiving railroad retirement

V 0 .Not in universe 1 .Ye5 2 .No

D RR3012 1 3753

Did . . . receive railroad retirement

jointly with . ..‘s spouse U Married Fersons 15 years or older

receiving railroad retirement V 0 .Not in universe

292

GEN-TYP 1

SIZE BEGIN

-

1 .Yes 2 .No

D RR3Dllr Check item p,ll

37%

Has in+ormation about the amount received by . . . from railroad retirement been recorded during an interview

ior . . .’ 5 spouse L! i%rr led per50ns i5 years i.’ older

receluing railroad rerlremenr V 0 .Not in universe

1 .Yes - skip to next 155 code

2 .No

3 RF’-&&, ~-3 2 1355 Railroad retirement sends Out two

checks; which color check toes . . Range = -1~3

i: Se-sons age 15 years or older receiu railroad retirement

V 0 .I\;ct in universe

1 .Green 2 .Gold 3 .Other

-i .3K

types q i . receive.

ing

3 RR3355 2 3757

cc . . . ‘5 payments usually come on the first of the mor.th or the third. Ranse = -$ ~3 A

U Persons acje 15 year5 or older receiving rai iread retirement

V 0 .Ncr in universe 1 .First 2 .Third 3 .Other

-1 .rx

C RR3358 1 3759

Check item A7 Were raiiroad retirement payments received especially tor the children

U Children age O-17 years oid receiving railroad retirement

V 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes ‘2 .No - skip to next ISS code

-

-

II RR3ilBb 1 3760 Were all children living here

293

EN-TYP:

DATA SIZE BEGIN

cowered by these payments U Children age O-17 years old receiving

railroad retirement V 0 .Not in universe

1 .Yes - skip to next ISS code 2 .No

* * * The next 6 fields (RR3DBB through * * RR30961 are possible answers to * * the question: * * * * Which children were covered * * *

I2 RR3085 3 3761 Person No. 101-979

U Children age D-17 years old receiving -ai I -oad retirement


D RR3C9D 3 3766 Person No. lCl-999

U Children age D-17 years old receiving railroad retirement


CI RR3092 3 3767 Perscn NC. ?Ol-X5’

U Children age D-17 years old receiving ral lroad retirement


0 RR3091r 3 3770 Person No. 101-999

LI Children age O-17 year5 old receiving railroad retirement


D RR3096 3 373 Person No. 101-999

IJ Children age D-17 years old receiving railroad retirement


D RR3C98 3 3776 Person No. 101-999

U Children age O-17 years old receiving railroad retirement


D 10211401 1 Railroad retirement imputation flag 1

294

EN-I-YE

- DATA SIZE BEGIN

Imputation of tield IEWlTl V LI .Not imputed

1 .Imputed

D IDZIP-PDZ 1 3780 Railroad retirement imputation tlag 2 Imputation ct tieid ILW”lT2

V 0 .Not imwted 1 .Imputed

D !DZItFG3 1 37781 Railroad retirement imputation tlag 3 imputation cf tIeId IEWlT3

V G .Kot imwted 1 . :mPuted

c) !CZII*p54 ? 3782

Railroad retjrement imputation tlag I Imputation oi tield IE3VlT4


0 1021rF?po5 1 3783 Railroad retirement imputation fiag 5 Imwtarion of +ie!d RR30CE

V 0 .Not Imputed : . InwteC

II IOfiYF~t 1 3784 Rallrcad retirement imputation Slag 6 impktation ot field KDRRAETL

V 0 .Not imputed i . imputed

D IDZIWZ7 1 3785 Railroad retirement imputation flag 7 Imputation of tield KC)RRPMTZ

U 0 .Nct imputed 1 .Imputed

0 1021w138 1 3786 Railroad retirement imputation flag 8 Imputation of field KDRRPMT3


0 IDZIWD9 1 3787 Railroad retirement imputation flag 9 Imputaticn of tield KDRRAMTL

V 0 .Not imputed 1 . !mputed

-..

295

QN-TYP 1

DATA SIZE EEGIN

D IO3RECl 1 3788 Recipiency of Federal SSI income. Month 1 of the reterence period

U Persons 15 year5 old or older V 1 .Ye5

2 .No

0 IUSRECZ 1 3789 Recipiency ot Federal 551 income. Mcnth 2 of the reierence period

U Persons 15 year5 old or older V 1 .Yes

2 .No

D IOWEC3 . I 3790

Recipiency ot Federal SSI income. Mcnth 3 of the reference period

U Persons 15 year5 old or order VI .Yes

2 .No

I! IrmECrc 1 3791

Recipiency ot Federal SSI income.

Month I of the reterence period U Persons 15 years old or aider

V 1 .Yes 2 .No

C 103PSiTl 5 392 Amount ot Federal SSI income receiwed. Month 1 of the reterenre period Range = a,33332


0 103A?m 5 3797 Amount of Federal SSI income received. Month 2 ot the reterence period

Range = II,33332 L! Persons 15 years old or older

II 103QIT3 5 3802 Amount ot Federal s51 income received. Month 3 of the reference period Range = 0>33332

U Persons 15 year5 o!d or older

II 1034WT.4 5 3007 Amount ot Federal SSI income received. Month L of the reterence period Range = a,33332


296

GEN-TYFl

DATA SIZE BEGIN

0 103IMJOl 1 3812 Federal SSI imputation flag 1 Imputation ot field 103AMTl


0 103It’+‘O2 1 3813 Federal SSI imputation tlag 2 Imputation of tield ICBWlT2

V @ .Not imputed I .imputed

0 103!WC3 1 3814 Federal SSI imputation flag 3 Imputation ot tieid 103AHT3

V a .bkt imputec ‘1 * Imputed

3 iG3ih?FOL 1 3815 Federal SSI imputation tlag L Imputation df tle!d IDWTL

V G .Not imputed 1 .Imputed

0 13SRECl 1 3816 Recipiency ot State unemDioyment compensation inccme. Month 1 ci the retereqze zeriod

U per5ons 15 year5 olc dr oider V1 . Ye5

2 .No

0 IGSRECZ 1 Xi7 Recipiency q t State unemployment compensation income. Month 2 ot the reterence period

U Persons 15 year5 old or older V 1 .Yes

2 .No

D 1052x3 1 3818 Recipiency of State unemployment compen5ation income. Month 3 of the reterence period

U Persons 15 years old or older V 1 .Ye5

2 .No

0 IDSRECr* 1 3819

Recipiency ot State unemployment compen5ation income. Month G

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297

GEN-TY? I

DATA SIZE SEGiN

oi the reterence period U Persons 15 years old or older V 1 .Yes

2 .No

0 IOSPZTl 5 3820 Amount of State unempioyment

compensation income received. Month 1 of the reterence period Range = a,33332

LI Persons 15 years old or older

0 IDSWTZ 5 35% Amount ot State unemployment compensation income received. Month 2 of the reference period Range = 0~3332

U Perscns 15 years old or older

D IEAIVIT3 5 3830 Amount of State unemployment compensation income received. Month 3 of the reterence period

Range = a,33332 U Persons 15 years old or older

D IDSLET 5 3835 Amount of State unempicyment compensation income received. Month L q t the reterence period Range = a J 33332


D Iasxwa1 1 3840 State unemployment compensation imputation flag 1 Imputation of field ID54lTl

V Cl .Not imputed 1 .Imwted

D ms~Mpa2 1 38Ll

State unemployment compensation

imputation tlag 2 Imputation of field IOWITZ

V LI .Not imputed 1 .Imputed

D IDSIPFD3 1 38G? State unemployment compensation imputation +lag 3 Imputation of field IDS4lT3

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0 105IPPO4 1 State unemployment compensattnn imputation flag I

!mputation of field ICE&?TLc V 0 .Not Imputed

1 . Imputed

3 i&?fC1 1 36L.L Recipiency of supplemental unemployment beneiits. Month 1 oi the reference per I ad

U Pot-~z~;.o 15 years o!d or cider v i .Ya5

2 .Nc

D ICLECS 1 3845 Recipiency of supplemental unemployment

benefits. Month 2 of the reference pericd

LI Persons 15 years old or older V 1 .Yes

2 .No

0 IO&EC3 1 384.5 Rec!x:ev= y 0) supplemental bi-employment benef i ts. Month 3 oi rire reference per t oc!

U Pe-sons 15 years old or older V 1 .Yes

‘2 .Nt

D Iawrl ii 1 3&7 Recrpiency of supplemental unemployment

bene+its.Month 4 of the reference perlnd


2 .No

131ab4-m 5 3848 Amount ot supplemental unemployment bene+ i ts. Month 1 oi the reference

per i od Range = 0~33322


D La64vz 5 3853 Amowt of supplemental unemployment

-

GCr+TYP 1

DATA SIZE BEGIN

benefits. Month 2 ot the reference

period Range = Dj33332


D IO&MT3 5 Amount oi supplemental unemployment benef its . Month 3 q i the reference per i od Range = Cj33332


0 106fvTL 5 3863 Amount ot supplemental unemployment benefits. Pan+ 4 of the reference

period Range = 0 933332

U Perscns 1’5 years old or older

D 106IW’Cl 1 Supplemental unemployment bene+its

imputation ilag 1 Imputation of field IObpMTl


D iO6IYPp32 1 3869 Supplemental unemployment oenefits imputation Slag 2 Imputation o+ field IDbps112


D IDbIWO3 1 3070 Supplemental unemployment benefits imputation flag 3 Imputation of field 106WT3


D 106119DL 1 3871 Supplemental unemployment benefits imputation flag 4 Imputation of field IObpfn4

V D .Not imputed

1 .Imputed

D 107RECl 1 3872 Recipiency o+ other unemployment compensation. Month 1 ot the reference period

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DATA SIZE BEGIN


2 .No

3 107RECZ 1 3873 Recipiency ot other unemployment compensat i on. Month 2 of the re+erence period


2 .No

D IO7REC3 1 X7& Recipiency of other unemployment c3TPclsPtIon. knth 3 0) the reference pericc

U Perscns 15 years old or older V 1 .yes

2 .No

a IC7RECb 1 3875 Recipier.cy 0) other unemployment compensation. Month L of the reference period


V 1 .Yes ‘2 .No

D Ia7,4c: 5 3876 Amcunt ot orher unemployment compensation received. Month 1 of the re+erence period Range = a,33332

U Persons 15 years oid or older

0 107PP1TZ 5 3881

Amount ot other unemployment compensation income received.

Month 2 of the reference period Range = Or33332


D 107pMT3 5 Amount oi other unemployment compensation received. Month 3 o+ the reSerence period Range = 013333’2


0 107NlT& 5 3891 Amount o+ other unemployment

-

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DATA SIZE EG!h

compensation received.

Month 4 ot the reterence period

Range = Or33332 LI Persons 15 years cld or older

D IU7IWCIl 1 3696 Other unemployment compensation imputation tlas 1 Imputation of field 107WTl

V 0 .Nnt imputed 1 .Imputed

D 1071WD2 1 3697 Other unemployment compensation imputation: J’ag 2 Imputation c+ field 107kL’fTZ


D 107!WD3 1 3696 Other unemployment compensation

imputation Slag 3 Imputation ot tield 107WlT3


D IiX!WDL 1 3699

Other unempioyment compensation

imputation flag 4 Imputation at tield 107AMTG

V Cl .Not imputed 1 . Imputed

D IDBRECl 1 3900

Recipiency ot Veterans compensation or pension inccme. Month 1 ot the reference period

L! Persons 15 years old and older V 1 .Yes

2 .No

D 106REC2 1 3901 Recipiency of Veterans compensation or pension income. Month 2 of the

re+erence period U Persons 15 years old and older V 1 .Yes

2 .Ne

D 106REC3 1 3902 Recipiency ot Veterans compensation

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D4TA SIZE EGIN

or pension income. Month 3 of the reference period

U Perscns 15 years old and older U 1 .Yes

2 .No

D IESREC4 1 3903 Recipiency of Veterans compensation or pension income. Month 4 oi the reterence period

U Perscns 15 years q ia and older v 1 .Yes

2 .No

3 1:&q 5 3934

Amount ot Veterans compensation Or pension income received. Ponth 1

ot the reterence period Range = CI,33332

i! Persons 15 years old and older

D ICa4TZ 5 39139 Amount ot Veterans compensation or pension income received. Month 2 of the rete-ence perlod Range = Ot33332

‘A Persons 15 years cid and older

C 135SlT3 5 3914

Pmount ot Veterans compensation or pension income received. Mor,th 3 cf the reterence period Range = 0133332

u Persons 15 years old and older

0 IOBPMTL 5 3919 Amount of Veterans compensation or pension income received. Month 4 of the reterence period Range = 0~33332


D MT3034 1 3924

Were all the people living here covered by . ..‘s payments

U Persons age 15 years or older receiving Veterans compensation or pension

V 3 .Not in universe 1 .Yes - sktp to next income source 2 .No

3E3

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DATA SiZE 8EG:N

* The next 10 tields (VET3036 through * * VST3054) are possible answers to the *

* question: * * *

* Which persons were covered * * *

D VET3036 3 3925 Person No. 101-999

U All persons, lncludlng children, receiving Veterans compensation or pension

V 5 .Nor in universe

0 VFT3c3e 3 3926 Person Nc. 101-999

U All persons, including childrenj recelulng Veterans compensation cr pension

V f .Not in universe

D MT3DLE 3 393:

Person NO. 101-999

LI All persons, including children9 receiving Veterans compensation or pens to?

V II .Nct in universe

D MT3042 3 3934 Person No. 101-999

U All persons, including childrenj receiving Veterans compensation

or pens 107 V 0 .Not in universe

D MT3044 3 3937

Person No. 101-999 U All persons, including childrenr

receiving Veterans compensation

i verse or pension

VD .Not in un

D MT3D46 Person No

U All persons,

3 3940 . 101-999

including children] receiving Veterans compensation

Or pension V 0 .Not in universe

0 MI3U48 3 3943

Person No. 101-999

304

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DATA SIZE BEGIN

U All persons9 including children)

receiving Veterans compensation or pension


0 vz3a50 3 3946 P erson NC. 121-999

U All persons, including children, receiving Veterans compensation or pens /on


3 MT3D52 3 3949

Person No. 101-999

U All persons, including children, receivtng Veterans compensation or ce?s ion

V C .Not In universe

D VET3054 3 3952 Person No. 101-999

U All persorsr including children, receiving Veterans ccmpensation or pensicn


C ET3DtD 2 3955

Is . . . recuired to fill out an

annual inccme questionnaire for the Veterans Administration

U Persons age 15 years or aider receiving Veterans compensataon or pension

V C .Not in universe 1 .Yes - skip to next ISS code 2 .Ne - skip to next ISS cede

D IDS!M=D? 1 3957 Veterans compensation or pension imputation +iag 1 Imputation of field ICBAMTl

V 0 .fict imputed 1 . Imputed

D 1@8iMp02 1 Veterans compensation Or pension imputation flag 2 Imputation ot tield 108MlT2


D IOSItl=D3 1 3959 Veterans wmpensation or pension

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305

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DATA 5IZE BEt;fG

imputation flag 3 Imputation q i tleld IO&W3

V 0 .Nct imputed 1 .Imwted

D 1OBIt’l’OG 1 3960 Veterans compensation Or pension imputation flag P Imputation of field IIWMTb

V 0 .Nat input& i .Imputed

c IlLlRECl 1 3961 Recipiency o+ workers compensation. Manth 1 ;i tie reterence periad

U Perscns 15 years old and older V 1 .Yes

2 .Na

0 Iiaixcz , * 3962

Recipiency of workers compensation.

Manth 2 oi the re+erence period U Persons 15 years old and older

V 1 .Yes 2 .Na

D IlOREC3 * 3963 R~c~plenzy ci workers compensation. Montn 3 oi the reterence period

i F;er;i;s 15 years old and cider

2 :No

0 IlORECG 1 396L Recipiency a+ workers compensation. Mcnth I of the reference period

U Persons 15 years old and older V 1 .Yes

2 .No

0 Iln4Tl 5 3965

Amount o+ wcrkers compensation received. Month 1 of the reference period Range = 0133332


D IlOWT2 5 3970 Amount of workers compensation received. Month 2 oi the reference period Range = 0133332


306

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DATA SIZE BEGIN

D IlOpsllT 5 3975

Amount oi workers compensation received. Month 3 at the reference period Range = 0933332


D SlCAMTL 5 3953 Amount of workers compensation received. P?onth 4 of the reference period Range = Cr33332

U Fersons 15 years oid and older

C Il[lIrPOl 1 3955 Workers compensation imputation flag 1 Imputation q + field IlCPI‘1Ti

V 0 .Nat imputed 1 . Imputed

c IlD’t-FOZ * 1 3986 Workers compensation imputation flag 3 Imputation OS tieid IlOAMT2

U 0 .Nat imputed 1 .Imputed

D IlOIt”PO3 1 3907 Workers compensation imputatizn ilag 3 Imputation o+ field 110A’lT3

'J 3 .Nct imputed

1 . Impated

0 IlOIMpOl 1 3955

Workers compensation imputation tlag L Imputation oi +ieid IlGAMTL

V LI .Nc+ imputed

1 . Imputed

0 IliRECl 1 3989 Recipiency of employer or union sickness payments. Month 1 J+ the reterence period

U Fersons 15 years old and alaer V 1 .Yes

2 .No

II IlZREC2 1 3WO Recipiency of employer or union sickness

payments. Month 2 of the re+erence period


2 .No

-

D IlZREC3 1 399: Recipiency of emplcyer or union sickness

307

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DATA SlzE BEGIN

payment5. Month 3 of the reference period


2 .No

D IlZRECL 1 3w2 Recipiency of employer or union sickness payments. Month L of the reference period

LI Persons 15 years old and older V 1 .Yes

2 .No

D IlZA’+Tl 5 3993 Amount of employer or union sickness paymelts received. Mcnth 1 of the reference period Range = 0133332


0 IlZWlT2 5 3wf? Amount of employer or union sickness

payments received. Month 2 q i the reference period

Range = 0133332 U Persons 15 years old and older

D IlZPMT3 5 uKl3 Amount of employer or union sickness

payments received. Month 3 of the reference period Range = 0 7 33332


D IlZAMTG 5 lnLlB Amount of employer or union sickness payments rece 1 wed. Month 4 of the reference period Range = 0>33332


D IlZIWOl 1 6013 Employer or union sickness plan

imputation flag 1 Imputation of field 112AMTl


0 1121rP02 1 LO14 Employer or union sickness plan imputation flag 2 Imputation ot field IlZWT2

308

CEN-TYP 1

DATA SIZE BEGIN

V 0 .Nat imputed 1 .Imputed

D 1121WO3 1 4015

Employer or union sickness plan imputation flag 3 Imputaticn cf field !lZWT3

V II .Not imputed 1 .Imputed

0 1121w404 1 4016 Employer or union sickness plan imwtatlm f!ag 4 imputation q t field 112AMT4

v 3 .Nc: imputed

1 . impute?

C Ii3RECi i 4017

Recipiency at private disability insurance income. Month 1 oi the

reference period U Persons 15 years old and older V 1 .Yes

2 .No

D 113REC2 1 lLOl5 Recipiency of private disability / rsuraxe i income. ,?knti 2 of the reference period

U Persans 15 years oi d and a I der v 1 .Yes

2 .Na

0 113REC3 1 4019

Recipiency ai private disability

insurance income. Month 3 of the

reference period


V 1 .Yes 2 .Nc

G 113RE’G 1 4020 Recipiency oi private disability insurance income. Month 4 of the reference period

U Persons 15 years old and q I V 1 .Yes

2 .No

0 IlWTi S l+n21 Amount of private disab

der

Iity insurance

3c9

QN-TYp :

DATA SIZE EG!N

income received. Month 1 of the

reterence period

Range = CI,33332 U Persons 15 years old or older

D I13wlTZ 5 6026 Amount of private disability insurance income received. Month 2 of the reference period Range = 0,33332

U Persons L5 years old or older

D 113wT3 5 6031

Amount of private dlsabii ity insurance income received. Month 3 of the reterence period Range = 0~33332


D 1134HT6 5 6036 Amount of private disability insurance income received. Month 6 of the reference period Range = 0133332


0 I13lMWl 1 6061 Private disabi Iity insurance

imptitation tlag 1 Impztaticn of field IlWlTl

V 0 .Nct imputed 1 .imputed

D 113IWO2 1 6062 Private disabii ity insurance imputation ilag 2 Imputation of field IEWlTZ


D 113IWO3 1 6063 Private disability insurance

imputation flag 3 Imputation of field 113AMn


0 113IWD6 1 6066 Private disabi I ity insurance

imputation tlag 6 Imputation of field 113fWT6

310

GEN-TYPl

DATA SIZE BEGiN

V U .Not imputed 1 . Imputed

D IZDRECl 1 lOLs Recipiency of PrToC income. Month 1 of the reference period

U Persons 15 years old or older U 1 .Yes

2 .No

D IZDRECZ 1 md¶ Recipiency of AFDC income. Month 2 o+ the reference period

U Fersans 15 years o Id or older V i .Yes

2 .No

0 IZDREC3 1 4347

Rer,3plen=y oL *DC income. Month 3 o+ the reference period

U Persons 13 years old or older v 1 .Yes

2 .No

D IZDRECI 1 4048 Recipiency o+ AFDC income. r?orth 1 ol the reference period

i’ 5epss:s 15 years o:d or cider V 1 .Yes

i .No

3 IZ@AT,Tl 6 a49 ATlOUrt of AFDC inccme received. Month 1 of the reference p Range = C19W9W


riod

D IZGAMTZ 6 4n55

Amount oi AFDC income rece ved.

knth 2 of the reierenre period Range = a,997999


0 12DAvi3 6 LO61 Amount o+ AFDC income received. Month 3 of the re+erence period Range = 0,999999

U Persons 15 years old or oider

.-

0 IZDNITL 6 LO67 Amount of AFDC income received.

311

GEN-TYP?

DATA SIZE BEGiN

Month I ot the reference period

Range = cl>999999


D A!=Dc3034 1 4073

Were all the people living here covered by . ..‘s payRents

U Persnns age 15 years or older receiving loFiX

v 0 .Nct in universe 1 .Yes - skip to next income source 2 .No

* *

* The next 10 +ie!ds (AFDC3036 through * * WOC3054) are possible ansuers tc the * * quest ion: *

* *

* Which persons were covered *

* *

D Amc3036 3 007L

Perscn No. 101-997 U Ail persons, including children,

receiving AFOC V 0 .Not in universe

D AFDC3C36 3 4377 Perso: Nz. lC1-?9?

‘U A! ) persons) including childrenr rece:uing AFiX


0 mlC30~2 3 Lco90

Person NC. 101-999 U Ail persons, including children,

recelvlng PFOC V 0 .Not in universe

D mc30LIz 3 6063 Person No. 101-W9

LI All persons3 including children,

receiving Arl3C U 0 .Not in universe

D fFDc3owI 3 lrO66

Person No. 101-999 LJ All persons, including children,

receiving WDC V 0 .Not in universe

El 4FDC30# 3 1089 Person No. 101-999

312

EEN-TYP 1

DATA SIZE GEtiN

U Ail person51 including children, receiving MDC

V CI .Not in universe

0 mc3a48 3 4392 Person No. 101-999

U All persons, including children, receiving PFOC


a A=uc305a 3 4095 Person No. 101-999

LI All pers~ns~ inciuding children, receiving AFX

i’ 1 .Ncr fn umuerse

13 mc305z 3 4098 Person No. 101-999

U Ail persznsj inzludlng children, receiving AR)C

V a .bt in universe

a mc3054 3 41tli Person NO. lal-999

U All persons, including children, receiving AFDC

v a .Not In universe

a mxwa? 1 41a4 AFDC imputation flag i Imputation ot tleld IZOAYTl

V 0 .Not imputed 1 .imputed

a IzaIwaz 1 4iC5 AFDC imputation flag 2 Imputation ot +ield 120AMTZ

V C .Not imputed 1 .Imputed

D IzaIwa3 1 4106 AFDC imputation flag 3 Imputation o+ field IZaNlT3


0 IzaIwa4 1 4107 AFDC imputation tlag 4 Imputation oi tieid IZCWlT4


DATA SIZE BEGIN

D IZlRECl 1 4108 Recipiency of generel assistance income. Month 1 of the reference period


V 1 .Yes 2 .No

0 IZlRECZ 1 1109 Recipiency of general assistance income. Mcnth 2 of the reference period


2 .Nc

D IZIREC3 1 LliC Reclpienzy of general ass,stance income. Manth 3 of the reierence period

LI Ferscns 15 yea-s ola or older V 1 .Ye5

2 .Nc

3 IZiREClr 1 bill Recipiency of general assistance income.

Month I of the reference period IJ Fersans 15 years old or older V 1 .Yes

2 .No

D 121NlTl 5 6112 Amaunt of generai assistance income received. Month 1 of the reterence period Range = 0,3X32

U Persons 15 years aid or alder

0 XZlWlTZ 5 6117 Amount at general assistance income

received. Month 2 at the reference period

Range = Or33332 U Persons 15 years old or older

0 IZlWlT3 5 4122 Amount of general assistance income received. Month 3 of the reterence period Range = 0133332

LI Persons 15 years old or alder

D IZlz’WTb 5 1127

Amount ot general assistaxe income received. Month I of the reterence period

Range = 0933332

U Persons 15 years aid or older

313

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314

EN-TYP :

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CATA SIZE BEGIN

0 GA3034 1 4132

Were all the people living here covered by . ..‘s payments 0

U Persons age 15 years or older receiving general assistance income

V 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes - skip to next income Source 2 .No

* w * * * * *

0

LI

u

D U

v

0

u

V

D

U

V

D

U

V

D

U

V

The next 10 fields (G4353.6 through

G43C54) are possible answers question:

Which persons were covereT;

GA3336 3 4133

Ferscn No. El-999

t0 the

All persons, including children, receiving general assistance income 0 .Not in universe

643G36 3 4136 All persons, including children1 receiving general assistance income C .Not in universe

GA31L2 3 4139

Perscn No. 101-999

Al I persons, !nciuding children, receiving general assistance income 0 .Not in universe

GA3042 3 4142 Ferson NC. iCl-999

All persons, including children, receiving general assistance income 0 .Not in universe

WI3044 3 4i45

Person No. 101-999 All persons, including children, receiving general assistance income 0 .Not in universe

wn46 3 4lGB Person No. 101-999

All persons, including children1 receiving general assistance income 0 .Not in universe

315

QN-TYPl

CATA SIZE BEGIN

D G430~8 Person No. lo:-994

4151

U All personsr including children] receiving general assistance income


D GA3D5E 3 4154

Person No. lEl-?W U All personsr including children,

receiving general assistance income v 0 .No: in universe

D &X3052 3 4157 Person No. 101-953

U Ail persensj including c’-~iIdren~ receiving generai assistance income

ii E .bt in universe

0 GA3C5.4 3 4140

Person No. 101-99’9

IJ Al! persons, including children,

receiving general assistance income V 0 .Not in universe

D 12:1l"Po1 1 4163

General assistance imputation flag 1 Imputaticn 5+ field IZiPblTl

V 0 .Nst imputed 1 .Imputed

E IZlIt”l=EZ 1 4ltG.4

General assistance imputation flag 2 imputation oi tieid IZlAMT2

V E .Not imputed i .Imputed

D IZlIWO3 1 416

General assistance imputation ilag 3

Imputation ot iield 121AHT3

V E .Not imputed 1 .Imputed

0 IzlIwo~ 1 4166 General assistance imputation tias 4 Imputation ot field IZlAMT4


D IZWECl 1 4167 Recipiency of foster child care payments. Month 1 of the reterence period

DATA SIZE BEGiN


V 1 .Yes 2 .No

0 IZ3REC2 1 4lbe Recipiency oi foster child care payments. Month 2 q + the reference period


2 .Nc

0 123REC3 1 4149

Recipiency of foster child care payments. Month 3 of the reference period

L Persons 15 years old or older

Vl .Yes 2 .Nc

E IZWECL 1 4170

Recipiency of foster child care payments. Month 4 of the reference period

U Perscns 15 years old or older V 1 .Yes

‘2 .No

0 :23Lw1 5 4171

Amcunt of fzter child care payments received. Month 1 q t the reference

period Range = Dj7a2

U ?ersons 15 years old or cider

D IBWTZ 5 4176

Amount oi toster child care payments received. Month 2 oi tne reference

period Range = Oi33332

!! Persons 15 years old or older

0 123WT3 5 4181

Amount of toster child care payments received. Month 3 ot the reference

per I od Range = 0,33X2


0 IZ3AHT4 5 LE.5

Amount o+ +oster child care payments

received. Month 4 ot the reference

per i od Range = OJ33332

U Persons 15 years old or cider

-.

317

EN-TYPl

DATA SIZE EGIN

D FCC3034 1 4191 Were all the people living here covered by . ..‘s payments

U Persons age 15 year5 or older receiving foster child care payments

V 0 .Not in uniuerse 1 .Yes - skip to next incnme e.ource 2 .No

* * * The next 10 fields (KC3036 through * * FCC3054) are possible answers to the * * question: *

* * ?4 Which persons were covered * * *

0 FCC3336 3 4192 Ferson No. 101-999

U All persons~ including children, receiving +oster child care payments

V 0 .Nct in universe

D FCC3038 3 4195

U

V

D

U

V

D

u

V

D

Person No. 101-999

All persons, including children, receiving foster child care payments

0 .Nct in universe

FCC3041 3 4198 Person Nc. 101-999

All persons1 including children, receiving foster child care payments a .Nst in universe

FCC3C42 3 4201 Person No. 101-999

All persons, including children, receiving foster child care payments 0 .Not in universe

FCC3044 3 4zo4 Person No. 101-999

U All persnnsj including children, receiving foster child care payments


0 FCC3D46 3 4xl7 Person,No. 101-999

U All persons, including children, receiving taster child care payments


318

ffiWTYP1

DATA 5iE EEC’N

D FCC3068 3 62iO U All perscns7 including children,

rerelving foster child care payments V 0 .Not in universe

II FCC3050 3 4213 Person No. 101-999

U All Persons9 including children) receiving foster chi d care payments


0 FCC3052 3 4216 Ferson No. 101-979

U A!l perscnsj including children, receiving +=ster child =are dayments

v 0 .hnt in universe

D FiC3C56 3 4219 Person lu’z. lOl-SW

U Ail persons, including children, receiving foster child care payments

V 0 .Nat in universe

D IZ3I!“PEi 1 4zi! Foster child care imputation tlag 1 Imputation of field IZ3MlTl

V E .kt imputed 4 - .I?PCted

D IZ3:9=C2 1 4223 Foster child care im?u?ation tiag 2 Imputation of field 123AL?TZ

V G .hot imruted

1 .Imputed

D 123IWE3 1 4326 Foster chi!d care imputation flag 3

Imputation of ileld 123NV3 V E .Not imputed

1 . Imputed

D IZ3Ir7’04 1 4225 Foster child care imputation flag 6 Imputation of field 123AMT4


D 126RECl 1 6226

Recipiency of other welfare. Month 1 ot the reference period


319

QN-TYPl

DATA SIZE BEGIN

V 1 .Yes 2 .Nc

D IZrcRECZ 1 b227

Recipiency of other weliare. Month 2 of the re+erence period


2 .No

0 IXREC3 1 QZB Recipiency ot other welfare. Month 3 o+ the reference period


2 .No

D IZLRECC 1 Lz29

Recipiency of other welfare. Month h of the reference period

U Persons IS years old or older V 1 .Yes

2 .No

D IZANITl 5 r*23D Amount of other welfare received.

Month 1 oi the reference period Range = C,33332


D IZLpMT2 5 &235

Amount ot other weltare received. Month 2 at the reierence period

Range = 0,33332


D 12m 5 4200 Amount of other weltare received. Month 3 ot the reference period Range = 0933332


D IZlAMTL 5 IrzL5 Plmount of other welfare received. Month L, of the reference period Range = 0~33332


D DW3CyI 1 L250

Were all the peopie living here covered by . ..‘s payments

DATA SIZE BEGIN

U Persons age 15 years or older receiving other welfare

V 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes - skip to next income source 2 .No

* w * The next 10 fields (cw3036 through * * 0J3054) are possible answers to the * * q Jest ion: *

* *

* Which persons were covered *

* *

D aJ3036 3 4zSi Person No. 101-999

U AII persons1 including chtldrenj receiving other weifare


D cmG36 3 4254 Person No. lGl-977

U A;t persons> inciuding children2 receiving other welfare

V :! .Not in universe

0 Gu3c4c 3 4257 Person No. lCi-999

U Al I persons 1 including children,

receiving other weifare V 0 .Not in universe

0 ‘YJ3E42 3 42Kl Person No. 101-999

U All persons, including childrenr recetving other welfare


0 ow3044 3 42t3 Person No. 101-999

U All personsJ including children9 rete 1 v i ng orher we I fare


0 am46 3 4266 Person No. 101-59

U All persOns> including children) receiving other welfare


0 ok0048 3 4269 Person No. 101-W?

321

EN-TV1

U

V

D

U

v

D

U

V

0

U

V

II

V

0

DATA SIZE BEGIN

Al I persons including children,

receiving other welfare 0 .Not in universe

ciJ3050 3 4272 Person NO. 101-99

All persons, including children) receiving other welfare D .Not in universe

cGKl52 3 4275 Person No. 101-W

All persons, including children, receiving other welfare J .lvC? in universe

cY.J3-=4 “d 3 b276

Person NC. 101-W All personsj including children,

receiving other welfare 0 .Not in universe

12c1rp01 1 126: OtSer welfare imputation flag 1

Imputation q t tield IZ+AMTl D .Not imputed

1 . !nrutec

!Z&IrFCZ 1 4262 Other weltare imputation flag 2 Imputation ot tield IZLAJYT2


D IZL!Ni=Z3 1 1263 Other welfare imputation flag 3 Imputation oi field 12UVlT3


D 124IrPOI 1 1264 Other welfare imputation flag Cc Imputation of field 12kMllb

V L! .Not Imputed 1 .Imwted

D WIC3136 1 4265

Did . . . receive any WIG vouchers last

month. Menth LL U Female 15 years old or older receiving WIG

vouchers

322

DATA SiZE BEGIN

V LI .No 1 .Yes

D WIC3140 1 4286 Did . . . receive any WIC vouchers 2 months age . Month 3

U Female 15 years old or older receiving WiC‘ vouchers

VO .Nc 1 .Yes

0 wic3142 1 4287

Did . . . receive any WIC vouchers 3 months

ago. Month 2 U Female IS years old or older receiving I*‘IC

vouchers VG .No

1 . YES

D WIC3144 1 4298 Did . . . receive any WIG vouchers 4 months ago. Month 1

U Female 15 years old or q lder receiving WIC vouchers

V 0 .No 3 A .Yes

D Ii5IpPJ? 1 4ze9

WIG imputat:cn ilag 1 Imputation oi field 1-T:


DiZSIPPLQ 1 4230 WIC imputation flag 2 Imputation ot tield IEGPITZ


0 IzSIffCl3 1 4291 LIC imputation tlag 3 Imputation ot +ield IzsAYT3


0 1251rP04 1 4292 WIC imputation flag 4 Imputation of field Ii5k4

V 0 .Not imputed 1 .!mputed

323

QN-TY!=l

DATA SIZE IA BEC’N

D 127RECl 1 4293 Reciptency ot tood stamps. Month I of the reference period

U Persons IS years old or older

V 1 .Yes 2 .No

D 127REC2 1 4234 Recipiency ot tood stamps. !%n?h 2 of the reference period

U Persons 15 years old or older V I .Yes

2 .No

0 127REC3 1 4235 Recipiency q t toad stamps. MDnth 3 o+ the reference period

!J Persons 15 years old or older

V 1 .Yes 2 .No

C 127REC4 I 4296

Recipiency of trod stamps.

MJnth 4 of the reference period U Persons 15 years old or older

V 1 .Yes 2 .Nc

0 127AMTl 5 4297 Amount ot tcod stamps received. Month 1 of +he reterence period Range = 0133332

U Persons 15 years sld or older

0 127NT2 5 4392

Amount ot tood stamps received. Month 2 of the reference period

Range = oj333-32 U Persons 15 years old or older

D 127AW-3 5 wi17 Amount of tcod stamps received. Month 3 of the reterence period Range =a,23332

U PersDns IS years old or older

D 127NlT4 5 4312

Amount ct toad stamps received. Month 4 of the reterence period

Range = 0133332 U Persons 15 years old or older

324

EN-TYPl

DATA S!zE ?EGIN

0 FS3IDcI I w17 Were all the people living here covered under . ..‘s food stamp al lotment

U All persons, including children, covered by toad stamp allotment

V 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes - skip to next income source 2 .No

+f t * Tire next IO t ie Ids (Fs3102 through * * FS3120) are Possible answers to the * * question: * * * * Which perscns dere ccvered * * *

D FS3IO2 3 4318 Persan NC. 101-599

U Ail personsj incluiing children, covered by toad stamp allotment


0 FS3104 3 4321 Person No. 101-799

U All personsr including children, covered by iood stamp allotment

‘9 0 .N=t i r un I ,,,evse

CI FS3106 3 4324

Person NC. lDi-999 U All persensj inclucing chilaren,

covered by +ood stamp allotment v a .NO~ in universe

D FEZ105 3 4327 Person No. lOI-W9

U All personsl including chiidrenr covered by tood stamp allotment

V 0 .Not In universe

0 FU::3 3 4.339

Person No. lCl-999 il All pe:sons, inclading children,

covered by icod stamp a! Iotment V 0 .Not in universe

3 FS31?2 3 4333 Perecn No. lUI-999

b All persons, inclueing children, covered by food stimp allotment

V Cl .Nct in universe

---.

325

EN-TY!’ 1

@ATA SIZE BEGIN

13 FS3114 3 a342 Ferson No. 101-999

IJ All persons, including children, covered by food stamp allotment


D Fs3116 3 L339 Person No. 101-999

IJ All persons, including children, covered by tood stamp allotment

V 0 .hot in universe

D F’S:19 3 a62 Person No. 101-999

LI Al i pe-scnsx including children, covered by tood stamp aiiotment

U 0 .hct in universe

D FBiZC 3 634.5 Person No. 101-999

U All persons, including children1

cavered by tood stamp allotment


0 127:w01 1 GAB Food stamp imputation tlag 1 Imputat:cn ct tieid IZ7WJTI

V il .Ncz imputed 1 .Imputed

D IZ71WOZ 1 LX9 Food stamp imputation tlag 2 Imputatton ot field 127AMT2


D 1271WD3 1 aso Food stamp imputation flag 3 Imputation q t tieid 127pMn


0 Iz7IrPGL 1 6351 Food stamp imputatio:, tlag 6 Imputation ot iield 127pMTL


D IZBRECl 1 6352 Recipiency ct child support payments. Month 1 ot the reterenre period

326

GEN-TYPl

-

DATA SIZE SEEIN

U Fersons 15 years old or older

V 1 .Yes 2 .No

D IZBRECZ 1 6353

Recipiency af child support payments. Month i of the reference period

LI Persons iS years old or older V 1 .Yes

2 .No

D 12eREC3 16356 Recipiency of child support payments. Month 3 cf the reference period

‘i Pe-sons 15 years o,d =r older ‘J i .Yes

2 .Nc

0 12siEC6 i L355 Recipiency of child support payments. Month 6 of ti-.e reference per,od

U Perscns iE years old or older V 1 .Yes

2 .No

D Ii!BAFI;l 5 633 Amount of child support payments received. Month 1 of the refer-e-ce period

Range = 0~33332 U Persons 15 years olc or older

D IZB4i?T2 5 636:

Arrcunt cf child suppart payments received.

Manth 2 of the reference pericd Range = 13133332

U Persons 15 years old or alder

D 1zmi3 5 63!&

Amount of child support payments received. Month 3 of the reference period Range = a,=zz

CI Persons 15 years old or older

3 IZ&WTL 5 6371

Amount of child support payments received. Month 6 oi the reference periad

Range = OJ33332 U Persons 15 years old or cider

D IZBIPPOl 1 6376 Child support imputation flag 1

329

EN-TYP ;

DATA S!zE EG!N

D !3’lRXZ 1 wiO9

Recipiency oi csmpany or union pension i ncome . Month 2 of the reference period

U Persons LO years old or older V 1 .Yes

2 .No

0 13DREC3 1 UlO Recipiency of company or union pension i nc3me. Month 3 of the reference period

ti Persons bC years old or older V 1 .Yes

2 .No

3 !3ORECr, 1 WI11 Recipiency of company or union pension i ncome. Month L of the reference period

J Fersons 40 years old at- older Vl . Yes

2 .No

D 1304lTl 5 wL12 Amount o+ company or union pension income received. Mcnth 1 of the reierence pericd Range = 0133332

il Persons LO years ald or elder

D I3wK? 5 4G17

Amcunt of company or unton penliion income received. Month 2 of the reierence period Range = Or33332

U Perscns LcrJ years old or older

D 130PS?T3 S L422

Amount at company or union pension income received. Month 3 of the reterence period

Range = 0~3333’2 LI Perscns 60 years old or older

D 130AMT4 5 uLz7 Amount of company or unior peneion income received. Month Ir of the reference period Range = Or333332

U Persons IO years old or older

D I3O!WDl 1

Company or union pension imputation flag 1 Imputation of field 13CWlTl


33G

GEN-TYP 1

DATA SiZE BEGIN

D 13CiWO2 1 U.33 Company or union pensicn imputation flag 2 Imputation at ficid 13OAMTZ


CI 13OIFpO3 1 u31r Company or union pension imputation flag 3 Imputation of field J3W


0 13OIPQ=OO 14.as’ Company or union person imputation flag h Imputat; on of ireId i3OWTL

V 0 .Kct impwtati _ .Jmnouted

0 131RECl . U36 Gec.piency of Fsderal ciyii service pensinn i ncome . Month 1 oi the reference period

LI Persons GD years old or cider V 1 .Yes

2 .No

0 131RECL? 1 4&3? Recipiency of Federal civil service pension i ncdne . Month 2 cf the reference per!3d

‘L Fersons 40 years old cr oIc3er :j 1 .Yes

2 .No

0 13lREC3 5 i h43E Recipiency of Fecersl civil sercice penslon i ncome . Month 3 of the reference pericd

L Persons LO years old or older V 1 .Yes

2 .No

D 131EC4 1 U39 Recipiency of Federal civil service pension i ncome. Month G D+ the reference period

k Persons 40 years old cr older V? . Yes

2 .No

0 131WiTl 5 &J&o

Amount of Federal civil service pension incdme received. Month 1 of the reference period. Range = 0~33332


331

GN-TYP 1

DATA SIZE BEGIN

c I31AM-z 5 udk5 Amount of Federal civil service pension income received. Month 2 of the reference period. Range = 0>33332


D 131wrr3 5 wi50 Amount of Federal civil service pension income received. Month 3 o+ the reference period. Range = 0733332


0 131pMc( 5 u&55 Amount o+ Federal civil service pension income received. Morth 4 of the reierence period. Range = 0~33332

U Persons IrO years old or older

3 131IWDl 1 44.60 Feoeral civil ian pension imoutation ilag 1

Imputation of field 131pMTl


D 131iWCZ 1 Lb61 Federal civilian pension imputation flag 2 !mputation o? field 131AMT2

(J Z .Nor Imputed * . Imputed

D 135IW23 1 0462 Federal civilian pension imputation fiag 3 !mputation of tield 131AMT3

v 0 .F\rct imputed

1 .Imputed

D 131IWDG 1 1463 Federal civilian penwon imputation tlag L !mputation of field 131AKTL

V D .Not imputed ! . Imputed

D 132RECl 1 u&L Recipiency of U.5. military retirement income. Month 1 ot the re+erence period


2 .No

D 132REC2 1 0465 Recipiency of U.S. military retirement

332

GEN-TYPl .-.

DATA SIZE BEG!N

i ncdme . Mont* 2 of the reference period L Persons 4C years old or oider V 1 .Yes

2 .No

D 132REC3 1 u66 Recipiency of U.S. military retirement i ncome. Month 3 oi the reterence period

U Fersclns 10 years old cr older V 1 .Yes

2 .No

0 132REC4 1 &.4&7 Recipiency of U.S. military retirement : nccne. Month & oi the reference period

Li Persons LLO years old or older W 1 .Yes

2 .No

3 132#WTl 5 u&a Amount O+ U.S. military retirement income received. Month 1 oi the reterexe period Range = 0,X.%32


D 132NlT2 5 uL73 Amount Of U.S. military retirement income received. Morth 2 of the reference period

Range = Cj33332 U Persons LO years old or older

c :32?iT3 5 4x70 Amount of U.S. military retirement income received. Month 3 of the reference period Range = 0133332

,J Perscns li0 years old or older

0 132AKTL S L493 4mount of U.S. mjlitary retirement income received. Month 4 of the reference period Range = 0933332

U Persons 40 years cld or oide-

C I32IrBOl 1 Lc488

Military retirement imputation flag 1 Imputation of field 132AMTl

V C .Not lmwted 1 .Imwted

D 132IWOZ 1 4689 Military retirement imputation flag 2

333

(FN-TYP1

DATA SIZE %EG:Y

Imputation df Cield 132PMT2


D 13ZIWO3 1 4fb90 Military retirement imputation flag 3 Imputation of field 132fWlT3


3 1321WOL 1 4L9i Military retirement imputation flaq 4 Imputation of field 132PMTL


D 13ARECl 1 &in Recipiency of State government pension income. Month 1 of the reference period

LI Persons LD years old or older V 1 .Yes

2 .No

D 136RECZ 1 Lc493

Recipiency of State government pension Income. Month 2 of the reference period

Li Perscns LO years old 3r o!der V 1 .Yes

2 .Nc

D 13GEC3 1 ILL94

Recipiency cf State government pension i ncome . Month 3 o+ the reterence period

U Persdns h0 years old or older V 1 .Yes

2 .No

D IXf?EU 1 u95 Recipiency of State government pension

i ncome . Month b of the reference period


2 .No

D IZLAMTl 5 6.696 Amount of State government pension incame received. Month 1 of the reference period

Range = 0~33332 U Persons 60 years cld or older

D ISWIT 5 WOl Amount of State government pension income

EN-TYPl

DATA SIZE EELIN

-eceived. Month 2 of the reierence perica Range = 0~33332


0 134wl-r3 5 15U6 Amount a+ State government pension income received. Mcnth 3 of the reference period Range = OJ33332

U Persons 40 years aid or alder

0 13&.A’?TL 5 4511 Amount at S?ate government pension income rece:ued. Month 4 o+ the reference period Ranse = ot33332

LI Persons 40 years old ar cide-

D !3.6!“1pDl 1 h516 Sate gcvernment pension Imputation flag 1 Imputation oi t,eld i3GMTl

V 0 .Not imputed 1 . Impute0

II 134IrFCZ 1 617 State government pension imputation flag 2 imwtat:on o+ field IXWlTZ

V 0 .Nat imputed 4 _ .!msdred

S I3LbiVcZ3 1 Lsia State government penslan imputation tlas 3 !nputation of +ield I?&WT3

V 0 .Not imputed

: . imputed

C 13~It’ClL 1 L5:9 State government pension imixtation tlag I Imputation ot ileld I%WT4

V C .Nct imputed 1 . Imputed

D 135RECl 1 b.520 Recipiency ai local government pension I ncame. Month 1 ot the reference period

L: Pe-sons LO years old or older J 1 .Yes

2 .No

D 135iTxz 1 1521 Recipiency of local government pension i ncome. Month 2 of the reterence period

U Persons 40 years old tr older

335

EN-TYP :

CIPTP SIZE BEtIN

V? . Ye5 2 .No

II 13SREC3 1 4522 Recipiency a+ local government pension i ncame. Month 3 at the reference period

U Persons LO years old or alder V 1 .Yes

2 .No

D 135RECL 1 L523 Recipiency of local government pension income. Month L ot tne reSerence period

U Persons 40 years old or elder V 1 .Yes

2 .No

0 135WTl 5 L524 Amount ot local government pension income rece i wed. Month 1 oi the re+erence period Range = a,33332


15 13SWlTZ 5 L529

Pmount c+ local government pension income received. Month 2 oi the reierence period

Range = 0933332 U Persons LD years aid ar alder

c 135AFTn 5 L534 Amccnt of local government pensian income received. Month 3 of the reierence period Range = 0933332

Ll Persons 00 years old or older

D 135&IT& 5 L539 Amount of local government pension incame

received. Month L at the reference period

Range = 0>33332 U Persons 10 years old or older

D 135IPPOl 1

Lccal government pension imputation ilag 1 Imputation of field 13SMTl


D 1351rPJ2 1 Local government pension imputation +lag 2 Imputation at tield 135MT2

V 0 .Nat imputed 1 .Imwted

336

GEWTYPl

-

DATa S:ZE BEGiN

0 135IWO3 1 Local government pension imputation flag 3 Imputation at field 175AlT3

‘J il .I\lot i mpured 1 . Imputed

II 135IMpO4 1 L5117 Local gcvernment pension imputation tlag 4 Imputation of tield 135A’lTl

V C .Nct imputed 1 .Imputed

D 13kRECl , A Recipiency of I te insurance income. Month- 1 q t the reterence period

5 Persons 40 years old cr older v 1 .Yes

2 .Nc

D 136RECZ 1 639 Recipiency c+ !ite insurance income.

Mcntr. 2 oi the reierence per 1 od

U Persons LO years old or alder v 1 .Yes

2 .nc

0 -3&REC3 1 fi50 Recap 27cy ot lit2 qnsuranc2 irccme.

Month 3 ct the reference perioc ‘d Persons dJ years old or older \’ 1 .Yes

2 .no

0 13G!EC1* 1 4551 Recipiency ct life insurance income. Month h oi the reference period


2 .No

D ‘3&%X * 5 6552 Amount of lit2 insurance inccme received. Month 1 of the reterence period

Rang2 = 0~33332 U Persons 00 years cid cr older

0 136wTz 5 4.557 Amount ot life insurance income received.

Month 2 of the reterence period Range = 0~3333’2


337

GEN-TYP:

DPTA SIZE &‘GIN

D 136AMT3 5 45&z Amount of life insurance income received.

Month 3 of the reference period Range = 0333332


0 13&Nl-r4 5 4567 Amount oi Ii+e insurance income received. Month 4 ot the reference per,od Ran9e = 0~33332

LI Persons hO years old or oloer

0 1361rPDl 1 4572 Life inscrance income imputatjon flag 1

Imputation of tield 13SUTl V 0 .Not imputed

1 .imp&ed

D I36IPCZ 1 4573 Life ir.sxance inccme imputation tiag 2 Imputation ot tield I36WT2

V 0 .Not ;mouted 1 .Imputed

D 136IrFO3 ? L57L Life insurance income imputation tlag 3

Imputat.cn of tield 13b4plT3 V 0 .Not imputed

? .Imputed

0 136iPPOL 1 4575 Life insurance income imputation flag 4 Imputation o+ flelc! I%.MT4

V O .Not imputed 1 . !mPuted

D IxRECl 1 4576 Recipiency of estates and trusts income. Month 1 of the reference period

LI Persons ht years old or older V 1 .Yes

2 .No

D 137RECZ 1 4577 Recipiency of estates and trusts income. Month 2 of the reterence period

U Persons 40 years old or older ‘J 1 .Yes

2 .No

D IZREC3 1 4578 Recipiency oi estates and trusts income.

SEN-TYP 1

DATA SiZE EEGIN

Month 3 of t+e reference period U Perscns liD years old or older V 1 .Yes

2 .No

D 137RECL I k579

Recipiency of estates and trusts income. Flonth 4 of the reference period

U Persons GO years old or older

V 1 .Yes 2 .No

0 137brm 5 4580 AmounT z- ’ estates and trusts inccme pecerved. t-k~th 1 of the reference period Range = C:33332


3 13xYT2 5 GS5 Amount of estates and trusts income receiLec. Month 2 of the reference period

Gange = 0,33332 U Persons LO years old or olaer

3 i37PET3 5 L59C Amcunt oi estates and trusts income received. Mcnch 3 oi the reference period narge = 0~33332


0 i37NlTG 5 4595 Amount of estates and trusts income received. kntn 6 of the reference period Range = 0,33332

LJ Perscns 4D years oid or aider

D 137IWS: 1 4600

Estates and trusts imputation fiag 1 Imputation ot tieid 137WTl

'J 0 .Not lnwteci I . Imputed

D 137IWOZ 1 4601 Estates and trusts imputation flag 2 Imputation of tield 137AMT2

J 0 .Not imputec I . Imputed

G 137IWO3 I 4602 Estates and trusts imputation flag 3 Imputation of field IRWlT3

-

CEN-TYP 1

DATA SIZE EGIN

V 0 .Not imputed

I . Imputed

0 137IrpO4 1 4603

Estates and trusts imputation ilag 4

Imputation of field 137AMT.b V 0 .Not imputed

1 .Isputed

0 138RECl 1 4604 Recip,ency of other retirement, disability or survivor payments income. Month 1 of the reference period


2 .No

D 13BREC2 i 6.605

Recipiency ol other retirement, disabiltty or survivor payments inccme. Month 2 of the reterence period


2 .No

D 135REC3 i 4606

Recipiency ot other retirement, disability or survivor payments income. Mcnth 3 at

the reference period U Persons 40 years old or older V I .Yes

2 .No

D 135REC4 1 4607 Recipiency of other retrrementj disabiiity or survivor payments income. Month 4 of the reterence period

U Persons 40 years old or older V I .Yes

2 .No

D 136WTl 5 4608 Amount of other retirement, disability or survivor payments income received. Month i of the reference period Range = 0~33332


0 Iz35fv-m 5 4613 Amount et other retirement, disability or survivor payments income received.

GEN-TYPl

DATA S!ZE BEGIN

Month 2 of the refererce period Range = 0933332

U Persons LO years old or older

0 13aPm3 5 G618 Amount of other retirement, disability 01. survivor oayments inccme received. Month 3 of the reference period Range = 0~33z32


0 13wlTL( 5 1*623 Amount c+ other retirement, disability a- survivor payments income received. Mcnth 4 oi the reierence period Ranle = C.33332


C 13SiYKli 1 u23 Other retirement, disability or surviucr oaymerts imputation ilaq 1 Imoutat ~7 ot field 138AMTl

V 0 .Not imputed 1 .Imwted

3 13YIWO2 1 f&29 Other retirement, disability or surv I VOT Payments Impuzatlon tlaq 2 Imwtation ot fleid 138i;VTZ

V S .Nrt imputed 1 . Imputed

c :zE!r??o3 1 4630 Other retirement, disability or Survivor mayments imputation +laq 3 Imputation of field IBWT3

V U .Not imputed 1 . Imputed

3 13eInpO~ 1 L631 Other retirercentJ disability or

su-visor payments imputation flag G Imptitation of field 135AMT4


0 IlORECl 1 L632 Recipiency ot G.I. Bill education benefits. Month 1 oi tne re+erence period

U Persons 17 to G9 years old V 1 .Yes

2 .Nc

-.

361

G!EN-TYP i

DATA SIZE BEGIN

D ILIJRECZ 1 Recipiency of G.I. Bill education benefits. Month 2 of the reterence period

U Persons 17 to A9 years old v 1 .Yas

2 .No

D ILOREC3 1 Recipiency of G.I. Bill education benefits. Month 3 of the reference period

U PersoTs 17 to l9 years old V 1 .Yes

2 .No

D ILORECL 1 6635 Recipiency of G.I. Bill education benefits. Mcnth 6 of the reference period

LI ?ersons 17 to L9 years old V 1 .Yes

2 .No

D IGOPMTl 5 4636

Amount af G.I. Bill education benefits

received. Month 1 of the reference period Range = 0733332

U Persons 17 to A9 years old

0 ILOWTZ 5 664: Amount of G.I. Bi II education benefits recetved. Month 2 ot the reference period Range = 0933332

U Persons 17 to r*9 years old

D Ihwll-3 5 6666 Amount of G.I. Bill education benefits received. Month 3 ot the reference period

Range = Oj33332 U Persons 17 to 49 years old

D 16w.vT6 5 6651 Amount of G.I. Gill education benefits received. Month I of the reference period Range = 0,33332

U Persons 17 to 69 years old

0 IbO:rPOl 1 G.I. Bill education benefits imputaticn f lag1 Imputation of field IhDPMTl


342

GEN-TYPl

DATA SiZE EGIN

c ILoIwo2 1 4657 G.I. Bill education benefits imputation flag 2 Imputatior of fieid IGOAMTZ

L’ 0 .Not imputed 1 . Imputed

0 IlrOIWO3 1 6658 G.I. Bill education. benefits imputation f!aE 3 Iaputatlon of fielc 14iYAMT3

V C .Not imputed

1 . Imputed

0 !~CI@poI 1 Lb59

;.I. Ed I! eauzaticn benefits imputation ilaq Ic Imputatio of iield ILL&WIT4

\I 2 .!\iot imputsc i Imputed

0 ISXEC: 1 46.50 Recipiency of charitable groups income. Yonth 1 of the reference period

c! Ferscns i5 years oid or zider v 1 .Ycs

2 .ua

C i5o’ECZ 1 4611 -?eciD,ency ;i z-aritable q-31;ps inrome. Murth 2 of ti-e reference period

U Persons 15 years old or Elder V 1 .Yes

2 .No

0 ISC;REC3 1 L&2 Reciplenck of charitable groups income. Month 3 oi the reference per!od

U ‘e-sons 15 years q id or elder V 1 .Yes

2 .No

0 IStlRECL 1 4663 Recitaiency of charitabie groups income. Mcnth 4 OT the refererce perlo=

IJ Persons 15 years old or cider V i .Yes

2 .No

0 150fvlTl 5 6666 Amount of charitable groups income received.

DATA SIZE BEGIN

Month 1 o+ the reference period Range = Cl,33332


0 15DAMTZ 5 4.6.9

Amount of charitable groups income received. Month 2 of the reference period Range = Cl,33332


0 15OAYT3 5 Lb74 Amount of charitable groups income received. Month 3 of the reference period Range = 0133332


D 15DA’-YT4 5 6679 Amount of charltaole groups income received. Month L of the reference period

Range = 0133332


0 15DI?FDl 1 uab

Charitable group imputation flag 1

Imputation of field 15DAMTl L 0 -Not Imputed

1 . Imputed

C :5DIWDZ i 44x55 Charitab!e group imputation flag 2 Imputation of field ISWIT


a I5OIWD3 1 Charitable group imputation flag 3

Imputation of field 15DAMT3 V 0 .Not imputed

1 . Imputed

0 15OIW34 1 L.&e7 Charitable group imputation flag L Imputation of field ISDPMTl

U 0 .Not inputea 1 .Imputed

D ISlRECl 1 L!sa Recipiency oi money from relatives or friends. Month 1 of the reference period

U Persons 15 years oid or older V 1 .Yes

2 .No

344

GEN-PIP1 .

DATA s:zE BEG ! N

D ISlRECZ 435 Recipiency ni money from relatives or friends. Month 2 ot the reference period

U Persons 15 years old or older U 1 .Yes

2 .ro

D 151REC3 1 4.690 Recipiency of money from relatives or friends. Yonth 3 of the reference period

U Parsons 15 years oid or q !der V 1 .Yes

2 .No

D I~lFECL 1 b&9? Reclriency 3f money it-am relatives or friends. Konth 6 cf the reference period

i FE-sons 15 years old or nider V i .Yes

2 .No

0 151AYTl 5 4.692 Amcunt cf money from relatives or friends received. Mcnth 1 of the reference period Range = a, 33332

U Fersons 15 years o!d or older

D 151A’lTZ c 6697 AnIunt of x71eb t-033 relatives 3r friends received. TC-tY 2 of the reference period Range = D~33332

ti Persons 15 years cid 0’ clder-

D 151ps;T3 5 47G2 Amwnt ot money from relatides or friends received. Month 3 of the reterence period Ranqe = a, 33332

U Fersons 15 years old cr alder

D !SlPMT4 5 4707 Amount cf mnney from velatives or triends rece i ved. Month LL of ;he reference period Range = a,33332


D 15iIWOl 1 1+712 Money frcm relatives or triends imputation

flag 1 Imputation of field 151WlTl


345

EN-TYP 1

DATA SIZE BELIh

D I5lIwaz 1 4713

Money from relatives or triends imputation flag 2 Imputation of field 151AMTZ


a IslIwa3 1 4714

Money from relatives or friends imputation

flag 3 Imputatinn of field 151QlT3

V CI .Not imputed 1 .Imputed

0 15l!WD4 1 4715

Money trcm relatives or friends imputation flag 4 Imputation ot tield 151AMT4


0 152RECl 1 4716

Recipiency of lump sum payments. Month 1 of the reference period

LI Persons 15 years oid or o!der V 1 .Yes

2 .No

0 152RECZ 1 4717

Recipiency ot lump sum payments. Month 2 q i the reterence period

U Persons 15 years cid or order Vl .Yes

2 .w

D 152REC3 i 4718

Recipiency q t lump sum payments. Month 3 cf the reference period

U Persrxs 15 years old or oider

Vl .Yes 2 .No

6 152REC4 1 4719

Recipiency of lump sum payments. Month 4 of the reterence period


V 1 .Yes 2 .No

D 152WlTl 5 4723 Amount of lump sum payments received.

366

GEN-TYPl

CATA SIZE SEtIN

Month 1 ct t’ne reference period Range = CI)33332


D 152AilT2 5 6725

Amount of Imp sum payments received. Month 2 of the reference period Range = a,33332


D 15m 5 473c Amount of lump sum payments received. knth 3 of the reference period Range = Uj33332

L: Persons 15 years old or older

C 15ZAMT4 5 4735 Amount ot lL;mp sum payments received. Mxth 6 3f the reference period Range = aj33332


D i=zwai d -, 1 4740 Lump sum payment imputation tlag 1 Imputation of field 152AvTl

V 3 .Not imputed - 1 Imputed

2 =&2:~+2cz 1 4741 Lump sum payment imputation tlaq 2 Imputation of field 1524yTZ

V Cl .Not imputed 1 . imputed

E 152IWD3 1 4742

Lump sum pavment imputation tlag 3

Imputation of field 152&lT3 V D .Not imputed

1 . Imputed

D I52Iwa4 1 4763

Lump sum payment :mputation ilag 4 Imputation of iield ISzAMT4


D 1'3RECl 1 4744 Recipiency of income trom’roomers or boarders. Month 1 of the reference period

U persons i5 years old or older V 1 .Yes

2 .No

347

CEN-TYP:

DGTP s:z5 E5:h

0 !53RECZ 1 47.G

Recipiency ot income it-nm roomers or

boarders. Month 2 of the reterence pericd


2 .No

0 153i?E’,3 1 67L6 Recipiency at income from roomers or boarders. Month 3 ci tie reterence per od

U Persox 15 years old or cider V 1 .Yes

2 .No

D 153RECL 1 17L7

Recipiency ot income from rcomers or boarders. Mnnth I( of the reference period

IJ Fersons 15 years old or aider V 1 .Yes

2 .No

c 1534F-1 5 f&7@ Amount cf income irom roomers or boarders

rece i wed. Month 1 of the reference period Range = 0133332

U Fersons 1C years old or alder

D 153AC2 5 A753

Amcdnt ci Income tram roomers or boarders received. Month 2 ot the reference per’od Range = 0~33332


0 Is3AMT3 5 4753 Amount of income from roomers or boarders received. knth 3 at the reference period Range = 0933332


0 iE3AMT4 s 4763

Amount q + income iron roomers or boarders received. Month L oi the reterexe period

Range = 0,33332 U Persons 15 years old at older

D iS3IWOl 1 L7ta incame from roomers or boarders imputation flag 1 Imputation O+ field I53pMTl


3ATA SIZE EG:N

2 i53I.?FO2 1 A769 Income Tram roomers or boarders imputation flag 2 Imputation a+ +ieid 153kWT2

V 3 .Nct imputed

i .lmputed

c 153IWC3 1 6770

Income +rom roomers or boarders imputation t’ag 3 !mputation oi tIeid 153AYT3

V 0 .Not imputed . . Imputed

n !53iW@h 1 L771 Income from roamers or tcerders imputaticn ilag b !mp;rat ion cf field i53AJ?T4

v 0 .Ntt ITcCtei 1 . Imputed

0 !SLRECi 1 6772 Recipiency of income from National Guard or res2rue pay. Month 1 o+ the reference period

L Ferscr;s 15 yeers o!d or older v 1 .YES

t .Ns

0 !%RECZ ‘I L k77’1 F eciciency oi income from National Guard or reserve pay. Flonth 2 ci the reLerence period

LJ Forsons 15 years old or older :i 1 . Yes

2 .No

D 15kREC3 1 LL7-74

Recipiency of income iram National Guard or

reserv2 pay. Mor,?h 3 ot the reference period

~1 Persons 15 years old or older ‘i 1 .Yes

2 .Nc

D 154REC4 1 lrn Recpiency o+ income tram National Guard or r252rve pay. Month 4 ot the reference period

L Persons 15 years old or older b 1 .Yes

2 .No

-

D 154Lwl 5 L776 Amount oi Net ional Guard or reserve pay

C&5%-TYFl

DATA EIE ;KGII\,

income received. Moei- 1 of th2 reterenre

period Range = a:33332


D 15GAMT2 5 178i Amount of National Guard or reserve pay income received. Month 2 of the reference per i ad Range = a>33332

ii Fersons 15 years aid or older

D IsLbMT-3 5 lr786 Amodnt 0: National Guard or reserve pa:’ income received. Y’ onth 3 of the reference per i od Range = El>33332


0 15&.4lTLi 5 G791

Amount of Naticnal Guard or reserve pay income received. Month L of the reference

per ioc Range = 0~33332


i3 I%IWCi 1 lb796 ktior,aI Guard cr reserve pay imputation tiagl Imputation of field !%AMTl


D I%IrwJ2 1 Lb797 National Guard cr reserve pay imputation

flag 2 Imputation ot field IY*bMTZ

V CI .Nat imputed 1 .Imuuted

0 1541PPC3 1 L79e National Guard or reserve pay imputation flag 3 Imputation of field 15L4lT3


D 15kII”FLlL 1 L799 hJationaI Guard or reserve pay imputation

tlag 4 Imputation of field I%h”?Tb

EN-TYP 1

DATA 5:” EG!N

V C .Not imwted 1 . !mputed

D i5ESECl 1 LBCD Recipiency of incidental or casual earnings income. Month 1 oi the re+erence period


2 .No

0 IEs?ECZ 1 a01 Reciptency o+ incidental or casual earnings income. Mint!, 2 of the -eference Fe-iGd

LI aersons 15 years old or older v 1 .Yes

2 .Nc

0 155REC3 1 48C2 Recipiency o+ incidental or casual earnings income. Month 3 of the reference period

U Fe-sons 15 years old or older Vi .Yes

2 .No

c 153FZL 1 4E3 Eeciplency c;i inciaental or casual earnings income. Month L of the reterence pe-,oti

LI Ferssns 15 years oi’d or older Ji . Yes

2 .Nc

c 155WTl 5 La804 Amount of incidental or casual earnings

, xome re=e I vea. Month 1 oi the

reference per lad Range = 0,3333z


C 155WTZ 5 Leo9 Amount of incidental or casual earnings income received. Month 2 o+ the reference period Range = 0~33332

U Fersons 15 years old or older

C 155WT3 5 k&r, Amount ct incidental or casual earnings

-.

351

QN-TYP1

DATA S!ZE 3zc;r\

intcme received. Month 3 of the reference period Range = 0~33332


D 155&IT& 5 1919 Amount of incidental or casual earnings income received. Month L of the reterence period Range = 0933332

U Persons 15 years old cr older

0 1551rPOl 1 LB2.k Casual earnings imputation flag 1 !mputatian ct field I554”TTl

V C .Not imputed 1 .Imputed

c r=‘NpDz *w”.. 1 L025 Casual earnings imputation flag 2

Imputation of iield 155AMT2


0 155IffO3 1 G26 Casual earnings imputation flag 3

Imputation cf i;eid IS’WlT3 V C .Nct imputed

1 .Imputea

0 1S51WcGL 1 Lc827 Casual earnings imputation flag 4 Imputation of field IS%‘?TO


0 156RECl 1 4828

Recipiency et other cash income. Month 1 of the reterence period


2 .No

0 I54REC2 1 lc82-9 Recipiency of other cash income. Month 2 of the reference period

U Persons 15 years aid or cider V 1 -Yes

2 .Na

0 ISREC3 1 11830 Recipiency of other cash income.

EN-TYF:

DATA S!ZE _ BEG’N

i”lanth 3 of the r-eierence period LI lersons 15 years old or older V 1 .Yes

2 .No

0 IStREW 1 6031 Recipiency of other cash income. Month I at the reSerence period

U Persrns 15 years old or older v 1 .Yas

2 .Ya

0 IS&WTl 5 Amount o+ tther cash incame received.

Month i of the reference period Range = Gi33332

U ‘erscns 15 years old or alder

3 i%&?T2 5 6837 Amount at other cash income received. kntn 2 cf the reference period Range = 0133332


c !5&wT3 s Lb042 Amount of other cash income received. knth 3 of the reference period

Range = C133332

L lersons i5 years cid or older

3 15LAP!T4 5 6567 Amount of other cash income received. K:=Tth 6 of tL-e reterence period Range = 0~33332


0 1561PPo1 1 4e52 C:Ser cash inccme imputation flag 1 Imautation ot iield IS&WTl

V C .U,3t / mputed 1 .Imsdiec

0 i56iWOZ 1 4a53 Other cash income imwtatian flag 2 Imputation oi iield !5&WT2

V 0 .Nat imputed 1 . Imputed

0 156IWC3 1 4854 Other cash incame imputation flag 3 Imwtatlon of +ie!d iS6APlT3

353

EN-TYP 1

.-

DATA SIZE BEt;N


D IS6It’?‘O4 1 LB55 Other cash income imputation flag 0

Imputation of tield 156psTTl V 0 .Not imputed

1 . Imputed * *

* The iollowing 12 fielcs pertain to * * 5 ;ncome types which are ccmbined * * to reduce the likelihood of *

* individual disclosure. The 5 are * * Srate administered SSI; Black lung * * payments; State temporary sickness * * or disability benefits; IndianJ *

* Cuban or reiugee assistance; and * * National Gua- d or Reserve Forces * * retirement. *

* *

D 175RECl 1 LB56

kecipiency ot undisclosable income.

Month 1 ot the reterence period

U Persons 15 year5 old or cider L 1 .Yes

2 .Nc

D 17BREt2 1 f4B57 Recipiency o+ urdisclosable income. Month 2 o+ the reference period


2 .Nc

D 17%X3 1 Recipiency oi undisclosable income. Mcnth 3 c+ the re+erence period

U Persons 15 years oid or older V 1 .Yes

2 .No

0 17SRECL 1 a59 Recipiency ot undisclosable income. Month L of the reierence pericd

Ll Persons 15 years old or older V 1 .Yes

2 .Nt

D 175wm 6 LB60 Amount of undisclosable income received.

G&v-TYP 1

2AT4 S!zE SEG!N

Mor.th 1 of the reference period Range = 0~166660


IY 17%tl?Z b LBbb Amount of undisclosable income received. Flonth ‘2 o+ the referente period Range = 0,16646D


0 IZkY-3 & f&z Amount of undisclcsabie income received. P?onth 3 oi the reference period Range = 0~14&&”

U Persons 15 years aid or older

D !75WlTL 4 4.676

Amn=u:t =.L undisclcsabie income rece.ved.

knth h ;t the refer-q-= period -’ *- Rarge = Otlbbbbg

U Persens i5 Years old or older

0 :751wo1 1 Q&b Undisclosable income imputation flag 1 !mpctat!on cf tteid 175PMTl

V I2 .Not Imputed 1 . Imputed

D I75iWX 1 L6&5 Undisc!csakle lnczne imputation flag 2

Imputation ci field 175WlTZ V 0 .Not Imputed

A . imputed

LY 1751%‘?3 1

Undtsclcsable Income imputation flag 3 Imputarion of tield 175AMT3

La 2 .Not imputed 1 . Imputed

D i75IFZ4 1 LW7 Undisclcsable income imputation flag Ir Imputation ot tield 17YMT4

V 0 .Not imputed 1 , Impured

DATA SIZE BEGIN

,-

* The next 16 fields contain * assets loo-1123 by months l-4. *

* JlOCYN-1....4 * JINTlUOl....L * OlJCYN-1....4 n c1NT1oc:....4 *

*

D JlOD:‘N-1 1

Were assets 100 through 103 owned jointly with spouse in month 1 of the reference Teriod.

U Assets loci-103 owned jointly by married couples U 0 .Not in unive-se

1 .Yes 2 .bio

D JliXYN-2 1 4669 We-e assets 130 through 103 owned jointly with spouse in month 2 ot the reterence period.

U Assets 13G-lil3 owned Joint/y by married coupies V 0 .Nct in universe

1 .Yes

2 .No

D JlOOYN-3 1 4690 Were assets 10[3 through 123 cwned jointly with spouse In month 3 ot the reference period.

U Assets lllO-103 owned jointly by married couples V @ .Not in univer5e

i , “e5 2 .Nc

D JlODYN-L 1 LL891 Were assets 100 through 103 owned jointly with spouse in month L of the reference period.

U Assets 100-103 owned Jointly by married couples V 0 .Not in universe

1 .Yes

2 .No

0 JINllOOl I( a92 Amount of interest income received jointly with spouse trom income sources 100 through 103 for month 1 ot the reference period. In dollars. Range = 0~2500.

U Assets 100-103 owned jointly by married couples V 0 .None

D JINT1002 L 4.096 Amount of interest income received jointly with spouse from income sources 100 through 103 for month 2 ot the reference period.

354

EN-TV’2

DPT4 SiZE BEGIN

In dollers. Range = [1,2500.

U Assets LOO-103 owned jointly by married couples V 0 .None

0 JINTlOO3 G G9ca Amount O+ interest incame received jointly with spouse iram incame saurces 100 through 103 for month 3 of the reference periad. In da!lars. Range = O~Z500.

v Fsetete130-103 awned jointly by married cauples .s

0 JINTlOOL 4 r*904

Amount o+ interest incame received jaintly with spouse +rom income sources 100 through LC3 tor month 4 ot the reference period. in do!lars. Range = 01Z583.

L1 Pssets LCC-103 owned jolnt!y by married couples V ci .Ncne

D 0??3YN-1 1 4908 Were assets 100 through 103 owned in own nane In month 1 of the reference period.

U Assets KG-103 owned by individual persons 15 years old and oider

V 3 .Nor In universe ? .Yes 2 .hc

D 01aart+z 1 ir909 Wet-e assets 100 through 103 owned In own name in month 2 OT the reference period.

U Assets 100-103 awned by indtvidual pereons 15 years a!o and older

V G .Not in universe 1 .Ye5 ‘2 .ho

D OlCPYN-3 1 b913 Were assets 100 through 103 owned in awn name in month 3 ot the re+erence period.

U Assets 100-153 owned by lndlvioual persons 15 years o/c and older

v a .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No

e olaaYr+k 1 4911 Were assets 1OC through 103 owned in cwn name in mcnth L of the reference period.

LI Assets 100-103 owned by individual persons 15

357

EN-TYPZ

DATA SIZE BEGIN

years old and cider v a .Not in uncverse

1 .Yes 2 .No

D 01Nr1001 4 L912 Amount of interest income received in own

name Srom income scurces 1CC through 123 tor month 1 of the re+erence period. In dol lars. Range = 0~2500.

LI Assets 1X-103 owned by individual perscns 15 years old and alder

U 0 .None

D OINTlOC=! L L916 Amount ot interest income received in own name from Income sources 1OC through 103 ior month 2 ot the reference period. In dollars. Range = OJZ5OC.

IJ Assets lf0-1D3 owned by indluidual persons 15 years old and older

V 0 .None

0 OINT?D03 4 h92a Amount of Interest income received in own name irom income sources 100 through 103 tor month 3 ai the reference period. In dol lars. Range = G>ZSC2.

LI Assets 10G-iC3 owned by indlvldual persons 15 years o!d and otder

V 0 .None

D OINTlOE’L L G92L Amount of interest income received In own name +rom income sources 100 through ID3 for month 6 ot the reterence period. In

dollars. Range = 0,250O. IJ Assets lOO-lC3 cwned by individual persons 15

years old and older U 0 .None

D JCALClOD 1 &92!5 Were the tields “JINTlOOl....L” calculated based on reported account balances

U Asse?s 100-103 owned jointly by married couples V 0 .Nor not calculated

1 .Yes9 interest was calculated

D KAl13100 1 h9z9 Were the iields “O!NT100?....6” calculated based on reparted account balances

3%

OAT4 SIZE BEGIN

L! Assets lCC-iO3 owned by individual persons 15 :ears old and older

V C .Nor not calculated 1 .Yesp caiculated

* * The next 16 fields contain * assets lDl*-107 by months 1-L. * * JlCLYN-l....b * JINT1041....G +! OlDLYN-l....L w 01N-r1041. . . .4 *

D JlELYN-1 1 49x Were assets 1GL through 107 owned jointly with spouse in month 1 cf the reierence period.

U assets l%-lE7 aw-ed jcintly by married couples


0 ?iOLYr+Z 1 L931 Were assets 104 through lC7 owned jointly with spouse in month 2 of the reference period.

U Assets la&-lrJ7 owned jointly by married ccuples V C .Nzt in universe

1 . “es 2 .Nc

D JlO&Yl\i-3 1 b932 Were assets 1% through 107 ownea jointly with scouse in month 3 of the re+erence perioc.

‘L Assets iO1-107 owned jointly by married cuuples U 0 .Not in universe

1 .Yes 2 .No

D JlCGYN-L 1 L933 Were assets 104 through 107 owted jointly with s;ouse in month L of the reference period.

U Assets lo&-107 owned jointly by married couples V C .Not in universe

1 .Yes 2 .No

LI JINTlOLl 0 L934 Amount of income received jointly with spouse from income sources 1O.L through 107 for month 1 of the reference period. In dollars. Range = @,2SCZ.

359

GEN-TYFZ

DATA Sli!E EEGIN

U 4ssets 104-107 owned jointly by married couples V D .None

D JIM1042 I 4938 Amount of income received jointly with spouse from income sources 1DG through 107 for month 2 of the reference period. In dollars.

Range = D92SDD. U Assets lOrC-107 owned jointly by married couples V 0 .None

0 JINTlDLc3 Li k9L2

Amount of income received jointly with spouse from inctme sources 104 through 107 for month 3 of the reference period. In dollars. Range = 0~2583.

U Assets 104-iD7 owned jointly by married couples V 0 .None

D JINTiUWI 4 ic946 Amount of income received jointly with spouse from income scurces 104 through 107 for month LL of the reference period. In dollars. Range = C~2SDO.

U Assets 104-1D7 owned jointly by married couples V 0 .None

D O:iXYN-1 , b9s0 Were assets l& through 107 owned in own name in month 1 ot the reference period.

ii Assets lDL-107 owned by indivldua! persons 15 years old and older


0 OlDLYN-2 1 f&951 Were assets 101, through 107 owned ir own name in month 2 of the reference period.

LI Assets lDL-1137 owned by individual persons 15 years old and older

V D .Not in universe 1 .Yes

2 .No

II OlDLYN-3 1 4952 Were assets 106 through 107 owned in own name in month 3 of the reference period.

U Assets lo&-197 owned by individual persons 15 years old and older

V II .Not in universe

DATA SIZE GEtIN

1 .Yes 2 .No

D OlOLYN-6 1 6953 Were assets 1OLL through Xi7 owned in own name in month L of the reference period.

U Assets 11X-107 owned by individual persons 15 years old and oider

V 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .Nc

0 OINTlC61 4 6956 Amccn? a+ incame received in awn name irom i nccme sourcet 106 through 1Ll7 for month 1

at the reterenre period. In dollars. Range = OtZSDO.

ci Assets 10G-137 owned by individual persons 15 years oid and older

V C .Nane

z o:bn 2 62 6 6958 Amount of income received in own name from

income sources 1OL through 107 for month 2 cf the reference period. In dollars. Range = 02500.

U Assets 101r-107 owned by individual persons 15 years oil and oloer

U 0 .Na?e

D 01w::063 6 L962 Amount ot income received in own name from income sources 1OL through 107 tcr month 3 ot the reference peri3d. in dollars. Range = 01i30.

U Assets l&k-107 owned by individual persons 15 years old and older

V C .kine

3 OINT1~66 4 L966 Amount of income received in own name from income sources 1OLL through 107 for month 4 c+ the reference period. In dollars. Range = OrZX!D.

U Assets lc1L;-107 owned by individual persans 15 years old and alder

V 0 .None

D :cAx106 1 L970 Were the fields “JINTlOLl.. . .L” calculated based an reparted account balances

361

GSN-TYPZ

DATA SIZE &;IN

U Assets 106-107 owned Jointly by married couoles V 0 .NOJ not calculated

1 .Yes> interest was caitulated

0 cKpLclo6 1 6971

Were the tields “OINTlGbl., . .6” calculated based on reported account balances

U Assets 106-107 owned by individual persons 15 years old and older

V 0 .Noj not calculated 1 *Yes, calculated

* * * The next 32 fields contain income * 44 source code 110 (stocks or mutual * * fund shares) by montns l-6. *

n *

* JllDRYNl....L *

* JDIR1101....6 *

* OllDRYNl....I * Y CD1R1101....6 * * JllKYNl....L * * JDICllC1....6 * * OilOCYNl....L * * cDICllDl....L * * *

D J1:CRYNl 1 6972 Were dividend checks received jointly with spouse in mcztS 1 of the reterence perlcd.

U Asset 110 owned jointly by married couples V 0 .Not in universe

1 . Yes 2 .No

0 JllDRYN2 1 6973 Were dividend checks received jointly with spouse in month 2 ot the reference periad.

U Asset 110 owned jointly by married couples V 0 .Nct in universe

1 .Yes 2 .NG

D JllDRYM 1 6976 Were dividend checks received jointly with

spouse in monrh 3 o+ the reterence period. U Asset 110 owned jointly by married couples V 0 .Not in universe

1 .Yes 2 .Nc

D JllDRYK6 1 4975 Were dividend checks received jointly with

EN-TYPZ

DATA SIZE BEGIN

spouse in month L of the reference period. U Asset 1IC owned jointly by married couples V 0 .hot in universe

1 *Yes 2 .No

D JDIRilCl 6 4976

Amount of income received jointly with spouse trom income source 110 for month 1 of the reference period. In dal Iars. Range = 0~25ilil.

U Asset 1lC owned jointly by married couples V 0 .None

3 JDIRliCZ 6 Li980 A~otir,t oi ii- cone received jointiy with spouse trom income source 110 for month 2 ot the reference period. In dollars. Ranse = 0~2530.

U Asset 110 owned jolntiy by married couples V 0 .None

D JD!RllC3 6 4984 Amount of income received jointly with spouse trom income source 110 for month 3

’ the reference period. In dollars.

i’ Asset 1lC owned jcintly by married couples U G .Ncre

0 JDIRilC1 6 4966 Amount af income received jointly with spouse from income source 110 tar month 4 of tne reference period. In dollars. Range = oraon.

U Asset 110 owned Jointly by married couples V 0 .None

5 OllORYNl 1 6992

Were dividend checks received in awn name in month 1 of the reference pericd.

L Acset 110 owned by individual persons 15 years old and older

V Cl .Nat in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No

0 OllDRYNZ 1 G993 Were dividend checks received in awn name in month 2 of the reference period.

LI Asset 110 owned by individual persons 15 years

363

EN-TYPZ

DATA SIZE BEGIN

old and older

U 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No

0 OllORYM 1 &WC Were dividend checks received in own name in month 3 of the reference period.

U Asset 110 owned by individual persons 15 years old and older

V C .Not cn universe 1 .Yes 2 .No

D 0110RYNL 1 4995 Were dividend checks received in own name in mcnth 4 of the reference period.

U Asset 110 owned by individual persons 15 years

cld and older V 0 .Not in universe

1 .Yes 2 .No

13 CDIR?lO? L LWb Amount of income received in own name tram income source 110 for murth 1 of the reierence period. In dollars. Range = 0~2500.

U Asset 110 owned by indiuidual persons 15 years old and aider

V 0 .None

D ODlRllO2 L. SCCE

Amount of income received in own name from

income source 110 for month 2 of the reference period. !n dollars. Range = o,aoo.

LI Asse? 110 owned oy individual persons 15 years old and older

V 0 .Kone

D DDIRllD3 b SO04 Amount ot income received in own name trnm income source 110 for month 3 of the reierence period. In dollars. Range = D,ZSOC.

L! Asset 110 owned by individual persons 15 years old and older

V D .None

D ODIRllO& b 5008 Amount of income received in own name from income source 110 ior month 4 of the reference period. In dollars. Range = 0,ZSOD.

364

GE+TYPZ

DATA SIZE

LI Asset 110 owned by c!d and older

V 0 .None

0 JllOCYNl 1

BEG!N

individual persons

SO12

15 years

Were credited dividends from source 110 earned jointly with spouse in month 1 of the re+erence period.


1 . Yes 2 .No

D JllOCYNz 1 5013 Were credited dividends tram source 110 earned jointly with spouse In month 2 oi the reference period.

Li Asset 110 ouned jointly by married couples V 3 .Fdot in universe

1 . Yes 2 .No

0 JllOCYM 1 SC14 Were credited dividends from source 110 earned jointly with spouse in month 3 of the

reference period. U Asset 110 owned jointly by married couples ii 0 .Nzt in universe

1 .Yes 2 .No

0 JllOCYN4 1 5015 Were credited dividends +-nm source 110 earned jointly with spouse in month 4 of the re+erence period.

U Asset 110 owned Jointly by married couples V @ .Not in universe

1 .Yes 2 .No

0 JO;CllOl L SD16 Amount of income receitied jointly with spouse from income source 110 and reinvested for month 1 of the re+erence period. In dollars. Range = o~zsao.

U Asset 110 owned Jointly by married couples V 0 .None

0 JD:CllOZ b 5020 Amount of income received jointly with soouse from income source 110 and reinvested for

DATA S!zE BEGIN

month 2 of the reference period. In dollars. Range = O,ZSCD.

U Asset 110 owned jointly by married coubles V 0 .None

D JDIC1103 Lc SOZ Amount of income received jointly with spouse

from income source 110 and reinvested for month 3 cf the reference period. In dollars. Range = O,ZSOO.

U Asset li0 owned jointly by married couples V 0 .None

D JOIC1104 4 scze Amount of income received jointly with spouse from income source 115 and reinvested for

month L of the reference period. In doliars. Range = O,ZSOD.

U Asset 110 owned jcintly by married couples V 0 .hone

D OllOCYNl 1 5032 Were credited dividends from scurce 110 earned in own name in month 1 of the reference period.

U Asset 110 owned by individual persons 15 years old anti older

U 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .Nc

D c1:o’cYN2 1 SO33 Were c-edited dividends from source 110 earned in own name in month 2 of the reference period.


old and older U 0 .Not in untverse

1 .Ye5

2 .No

0 OllilCYN3 1 SC3b Were credited dividends from source 110 earned in own name in month 3 of the reference period.

U Asset 11D owned by individual persons 15 years old and older

U 0 .Not ir, universe 1 .Yes 2 .No

0 OllOCYNlL 1 5035 Were credited dividends from source 110 earned in own name in month L O+ the reference period.

EN-TYPZ

DATA SIZE BEGIN

U Asset 110 cwned by individual persons 15 years

cld and older V 0 .Not in universe

1 .Yes 2 .No

0 aJ1c11c1 li 51336 Amount of inccme received in own name from income source 110 and reinvested for month 1 Of the PeferenCe Feriod. In dollars. Ranqe = O~ZS~Q,


U 0 .Ncne

c OcICllOZ 4 SOLO Amount of income received in own name from income source 110 and re)nvested for month 2 of the reference period. In dollars. Ranqe = 0~2500.

LI Asset 110 owned by individual persons 15 years old and older

V 0 .Ncne -

0 031c1103 4 5OU

Amount oi income rocelved in own name from income source 110 and reinvested ior month 3

cf the reference perioc. I? dc!iars. Eanqe = 09ZSOS.


V 0 .None

D 021CilSL L 5oLe Amount of income received in own name from income scurce 110 and reinvested for mcnth 4 of the reference pericd. In dollars. Ranqe = 0~2530.


V 2 *None * *

* The next 2% fields contain income source * * code 120 (rental property) by months l-4. * * * w JlZOYN-l....L * * JRNTlZ31. . . .G * * OlZOYN-l....L * * ORNTlZOl....G * * OJiZOYN?....4 * * OJRTlZOl....L * * *

367

EN-TYPZ

DATA SIZE BEGIN

D JlZOYN-1 1 5052 lJas rental income recetved from property owned jointly with spouse in month 1 of the reference period.

intly by married COUP ‘I es U Asset 120 owned jo V 0 .Not in universe

1 .Yes 2 .No

0 JlZOYN-2 1 5053 Was rental income received +rom property owned jointly wtth spouse In month 2 of the reference period.

U Asset 120 owned jointly by married COUPIOS

V 0 .Not in unive-se 1 .Yes 2 .No

0 JlZDYN-3 1 505-L Uas rental income received from property owned jointly with spouse in month 3 of the reference period.


1 .Yes 2 .No

2 JIZDYN-L 1 5255 Was rents! income received irom mropecty owner jointly with spouse in month 4 of the re+erence period.


1 . Yes

; .No

D JRNTlZOl 5 50% Amount oi rental income cleared jointly

with spouse +or month 1 ot the reference period. In dol lam.

Range = -250C~25oc. U Asset 120 owned jointly by married COUP

V 0 .None

les

D JRNTlZOZ 5 5061 Amount o+ rental income cleared jointly with spouse tor month 2 ot the reference

period. In dollars. Range = -2SOO,2500.

U Asset 120 owned jointly by married couples

V 0 .None

358

GEN-TYPZ

DATA SIZE %EGIN

D JRNT1233 5 5354 Amount o+ rental income cleared jointly with spouse for month 3 ot the reference pEr iod. In dcllars. Ranqe = -2500~2500.

U Asset 120 owned Jointly by marr I

V 0 .None

0 JRNTl ?Oli 5 5071 Amlunt of rental income clea .r with spouse tor month 4 o+ t h period. In dollars. Range = -25c10~2500.

ed couples

ed jointly e reference

U Asset 120 owned jointly by married couples V C .klone

D OlZOYN-1 1 5075 Was rental income received from prcperty owrec in own name in month 1 ot the reference period.

U Asset 120 owned by lndluidual persons i5 years

old and older V 0 .Not In universe

1 .Yes 2 .No

n 0’ “OVN-2 - ..LLI : 5077 Was rental inccme received from property owned in owr name in month 2 of the reference period.

L Asset 12C owned by Inoluioual persons i5 years old and older

v c .kit in universe 1 .Yes 2 .Nc

0 OlZOYN-3 1 x79 Was rental Income received from property owned in own name in month 3 of the reference period.


V 0 .Not in universe i .Yes 2 .No

0 OlZOYp+L 1 5079 Was rental income received from property owned in own name in month I oi the reference period.



369

EN-TYPZ

DATA SIZE SEEIN

0 ORNTlZOl 5 5iJec Amourt q t rental income cleared in own name fcr month 1 ot the reterence period. In dol tars. Range = -2533~250[1.


V P .None

D c%NrlZGZ 5 5085 Amount of rental income cleared in own name for month i of the reference period. In dollars. Range = -250O~Z500.

U Asset 120 owned by individual persons 15 years cld and older

V 0 .None

0 CRNTlZ33 5 5090 Amount ct rental income cleared in own name +zr month 3 oL the reference period. In dollars. Range = -25C:!,Z5ao.

U Asset 1ZC owned by indluidual persons 15 years cld and older

V 0 .None

D CRNTlZGL 5 5095 Amount q t rental income cleared in own name +or month G of the reference period. In d;l lars. Range = -25Xl~25OE.

ii Asset 122 owned by indibloua; persons 15 years old and older

V C .None

0 OJlZllYNl Was renta! income rece jointly with ethers in period.

1 510G lved from property owned month 1 of the reference

ith someone else other U Asset 120 owned jointly w than spouse

V LI .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No

D OJlZDYhZ 1 51Cl Was rental income received from property owned Jointly with others in month 2 ot the reference period.

U Asset 120 owned jointly with someone else other than spouse

V 0 .Not In universe 1 .Yes 2 .No

DATA SIZE BEG:N

D OJ12OYN3 1 5102 Was rental income received tram property owned jointly with others in month 3 of the reference pericd.



D GJlZZYM 1 51c3 Gas rental income received irom property owned jointly with others in month 4 of the re+erence period.

U Asset iZ2 owned jointly with someone eise other tkan SPCL52

V D .Not in uniuerse 1 .Yes 2 .Nt

0 OJRTlZDl 5 5iO4

Amaunt of rental income c!eared jointly with others tar month 1 ot the reterence period. In dollars. Range = -25DD~Z’5DD.


V Cl .Ncne

D CJK:‘“” E -*- 5129 Amount ci rental income cleared Jointly with others tar month 2 of the reference period. In dollars. Range = -2500~25D3.

U Asset 123 cwned Jointly with someone else other tnan spouse

V 0 .None

D OJRTlZD3 5 5114

Amount of rental income cleared jcintly with others tot- month 3 ot the re+erence period. in dollars. Range = -ZSDD,Z5DD.

U Asset 122 owned jointly with someone else other thar. spouse

V 0 .None

0 OJRT1204 5 5119 Amount ot rental income cleared jointly with others for month L of the reference Deriod. In dollars. Range = -25OCl~Z500.


V 0 .None

371

EN-TYPZ

DATA SIZE emu4

*

* The next 24 tIeids contain income source * code 130 (mortgages) by months l-4.

JMTWYN: . . . .4 JMETYNl....ic JMAM1301....4 CP-lTENYNl....L WORTYN1....4 oPw1301....4

D JMTGNYNl 1 5124 Was mor tgage held jointiy with spouse month 1 of the reference period.

for

u Pssat 132 owned Jointly by married couples

V 0 .kot in unlver52

1 .Yes 2 .No

0 JMTNYNL 1 5125 Was mortgage held jointly with spou5e for month 2 c’ the reference period.

U Asset 130 owned jointly by married couples V 0 .Not In univer5e

1 .Ye5 2 .No

D J!‘!TGNYN3 1 5126 Was mortgage held jointiy wit

month 3 of the reterence per

U Asset ?3D owned jointly by marr V 0 .Not in universe

1 .Yes 2 .No

D JMTG\IYN4 1 5127

h spouse for 00

ed couples

* * * * * * * * * * *

Was mortgage held jointly with spouse tar month 4 of the reference period.


1 .Yes 2 .No

0 JP’CRTYNl 1 5128

Was interest received irom jointly owned mortgage tot- month 1 of the reterence period.

U Asset 13G owned jointly by married couples V 0 .Not In universe

1 .Yes 2 .No

EN-TYPZ

DATA SlzE BEGIN

0 JtKXRTYhZ 1 5129 Was interest received trom jointly owned mortgage for month 2 ot the reterence period.


1 .Yes 2 .No

D JMCFYN3 1 5130

Uas interest received trom jointly owned mortgage +=r montn 3 of the referen-e period.

U Asset 130 owned jointly by married couples V 0 .h;ot in universe

1 .Yes 2 .No

0 Ji%RTYN4 1 5131 Las interest received from jointly owned

mortgage tar month L ot the reference period.

L: Asset 13n ouned jcintly by married couples V cl .Not in universe

; .Yes

2 .No

D Jw.~13D1 4 5132 Amount et mortgage Interest earned jointly

with spouse for month 1 ot the reference period. In dcllars. Range = 02533.

~1 Asset 135 owned Jointly by married couples V 0 .None

3 JW13CZ 4 5136 Amount ot mortgage interest earned jointly bith spouse tot- mor.th 2 of the reterexe period. In dollars. Range = 0,25;10.

U &set 13C owned jointly by married couples V 0 .None

D JWI11303 4 5140

Amount of mortgage interest earned jointly with spouse for month 3 of the reterence per lad. In dollars. Range = 01290.

LI Asset 130 owned joinzly by married COUPIOS

V C .None

0 JMM1304 4 5144 Amount of mortgage interest earned jointly with spouse for month b ot the reference period. In dollars. Range = 0~2500.

U Asset 130 owned jointly by married couples V 0 .None

373

EN-TYP2

DATA SIZE BEGIN

D CMTG’JYNl 1 5X8 Us5 mortgage held in own name in month 1 of the reference period.



D CMTENYNZ 1 SIG9 Was mortgage held in own name in month 2 ot the reference period.

IJ Asset 130 owned by individual persons 15 years old and aider

v 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .Wo

D CX”lTGNYN3 1 5152 Was mortgage held in own name in month 3 of

the reference period. U Asset 13il owned by individual persons 15 years

old and q !der V 0 .Not in universe

1 .Yes 2 .No

0 CETSNYNI 1 5151 Was mortgage neic ln own name in month 4 of the reference period.


old and older V 0 .Not in universe

i .Yes 2 .No

D DKRTYNl 1 5152 Was Interest received from mortgage held in own name for mcnth 1 of the reference pericd.



D OMORTYNZ 1 5153 Was interest received from mortgage held name for month 2 of the reterence period.

U Asset 130 owned by individual persons 15 yea old and older

in own

.rs

U 0 .Not in universe

374

EN-TYPZ

DATA S!i!E BEGIN

1 .Yes 2 .No

0 CMXTYW i 5154 Was interest received from mortgage held in own name for month 3 of the reference period.

U Asset 130 owned ty individual persons 15 years old and older


DOMORTYNL 1 5155

Was interest received frem mortgage held in own name tor month 6 of the reference period.

LI Asset 130 ownec by tndlvidual perscns 15 years oid and older

ii3 .Nct in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No

D @FM1301 6 51%

Amount of mortgage Interest earned in own name tor month 1 ot the reference period. In dollars.

Range = O,ZXD. U Asset 13C owned by individual persons 15 years

old and older L 0 .None

c cvAF”13DZ 6 5160

Amount of mortgage interest earned in own name for month 2 of the reterence period. In dollars.

Range = O,is@U.

U Asset 130 owned by individual persons 15 years old and olde-

V 0 .None

0 cpznM13~3 6 Sib6

Amount of mortgage interest earned in own name for month 3 of the reterence period. In dollars.

Range = 0~2500. U Asset 130 owned by inoividual persons 15 years

old and older V 0 .None

D Ml306 6 51.59

Amount of mortgage interest earned in own name tor month 4 ot the reference period. In doi lars.

Range = D,iSCU. U Asset 13D owned by individual persons 15 years . old and older

DATA SIZE BESIN

V II .None + * The next 8 fields contain income source * codes 140 (royalties) and 150 (other * financial investments) by months l-6. * * 01050YNl....L * R&%6C501.. . .6 *

c 06CSCYNl 1 5i72 Were royalties or other t income received in month period in own name.

C Asset 16D owned by individua c$d ano older

V 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .Ns

inancial investment 1 q t the reference

I persons 15 years

D 04D6LlYNZ 1 5173 Were royalties or other tinancial investment income received in month 2 q t the reference period in own name.

U Asset 140 owned by inaividual persons 15 years old and older

V 0 .Not in universe 1 .Ye5 2 .Nc

D 06D5UYN3 1 5174 Were roya!ties or other tinancial investment income received in month 3 ot the reterence period in own name.

U Asset 160 owned by individual persons 15 years old and o!der


D 06050YNL 1 5175 Were royalties or other financial investment income received in month 4 of the reference period in own name.



D RAM60501 5 5176 Amount earned trom royalties and other

375

EN-TYl=Z

376

EN-TYPZ

DATA SIZE EGIN

financial investments for month 1 of the

reference period. In dollars. Range = -nno,zsoo.


V 0 .None

C RAWJSLIZ 5 5181 Amount earned from royalties and other financial investments for month 2 of the reference oeriod. in oollars. Range = -2SLJO~2SOG.

LI Asset l&Cl owned by individual persons 15 years old and older

V C .None

0 RW0SG3 5 5166 Pmourt earned frcm roya!ties and other financia! investments for month 3 of the

reference period. In dollars. Range = 4500~55xl.

LI Asset l&D owned by individual persons 15 years old ar,d older

V 0 .None

0 RAi%U5Ci4 5 5191

Amount earned from royalties and other financial investments for month 4 of the reierence Deriod. in dollars. Range = -2500rZS00.

U Asset 140 owned by individual persons 15 years .old and older

V 0 .None * * * The next h fields (SC4300 through * * 9X306) are possible answers to the * * quest ion: * * * * Check i tern A8 * * Asset types owned * * *

0 KWOC 1 5196

ISS code 100 - regular/passbook

savings account5

U Persons 15 years oid and older V 0 .Not marked as a type of asset owned

1 .Marked as a type of asset owned

D scL302 1 5197 1% code 101 - money market deposit

(TN-TYPZ

DA’A SIZE BESIN

accounts U Persons 15 years old and older V 0 .Not marked as a type of asset owned


0 scWll6 1 5198 ISS code 102 - certificate5 of deposit or other savings certificate5

U Persons 15 years old and older V 0 .Not marked as a type of asset q wneo

1 .Narked as a type of asset owned

D scL306 1 5199 ISS code 103 - IWJ, super NCG cr other interest earning checking

account5 U Persons 15 yea-5 old and older V D .Nct marked as a type of asset owned


D SC4306 Check item A9’

SXG

Interview status of . ..‘s 5pouse . U Persons 15 years old and older V C .Nct in universe

1 .No spouse in household - skip To K&3X

2 .Interview +or spcuse not yet conducted

3 .Interview for spouse already conducted - skip to S&L318

0 XWlO 1 5201 Did . . . own any of these assets jointly with . . . ‘s (husband/wife)

U Assets 100-103 owned by persons 15 years old and older


1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to K632D

D SCWlZ 5 SZC2 What is your best estimate of the total amount of interest earned on these jointly held assets during the L-month period Range = O,ZOOOO.

U Assets 100-103 owned jointly by married couples


378

EN-TYP2

DATA SIZE BEGIN

s SC4316 , A =--7 -1&Y If I were to call back later would you be able to provide me with an estmate of the average amount

U Assets LOO-1@3 owned jointly by married couples

V 13 .Not in universe A _ .Yes 2 .No

0 SCW:S 1 5208 Sesides the assets owned jointly with . . . ‘5 (husband/wife)r did . . .

have any of these in . ..‘s own name

” A552:5 1:!?-:33 3b,>2d by i~c’~~.;?U~: L p2rso:s L5 years tic and olde-

v2 hot ir eunivers2 1 .Y25 2 .No - sktp to next ISS code

D SC4325 5 52c9

Lihat is your best estimate of the total amount of interest earned on these assets during the 6-mcnth pet-lot Range = D~lGDCC

i-I AS52:S 1,~ p7-1C3 owned by indlvid-2’ =epsozs 15 years o c a-d c,cer

v G .hct lr ur.uer52

n SC6324 Y 1 5214

If I we-e to call back later would

YCL be aoie yo provioe me wtth an

estimate of the average amount U Assets 1X-lC3 ownec by lndluidua!

persons 15 years old and older

V 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes - skip to next Is code

2 .No - skip tc next ISS code * * The next 4 fields (SZU!D through * SCLLCt) are possible answers to the * question: * * Check item ALO * Asset types owned *

-

379

GEN-TYPZ

DATA SIZE BEGIN

3 sc66CO 1 5215 ISS code 1OC - money market funds

U Persons 15 years old and older V 0 .Not marked as a type of asset owned

1 .Marked as a type oi asset owned

D SClleO2 1 5216 ISS code lC5 - U.S. government securities

U Persons 15 years old and older V O .Not marked as a type of asset owned

1 .Yarked as a type cf asset owned

0 SCWLOL 1 5217

ISS code lC6 - Municipal or corporate bonds

U Persons 15 years old and cider V 0 .Nct marked as a type of asset owned


D SCA.406 1 5218 ISS code 107 - other interest-earning assets

U Persons 15 years old and older V 0 .Nct marked as a type of asset owned

1 .Marked as a type q i asset owned

D SC&LOB 1 52:9 Check item All Interview statu5 of . ..'s sp3use .


1 .No spouse in household - skip to szb.620

2 .Interview for spouse not yet conducted

3 .Interview for spouse already conducted - skip to SC&L18

D SCwtlO 1 52.20 Did . . . own any of these assets jointly with . . . '5 (husband/wife)

U Assets 104-107 owned by persons 15 years old and older


1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to SCblZO

D SCb112 5 5221 What is your best estimate of the total amount of interest earned on these jointly held assets during the L-month period Range = 0 2 20000

380

GEN-TYP?

DATA S!ZE BEGIN U &sets 101-107 owned jointly by married

ccuples V 0 .Not in universe

3 SC6416 1 5226 Ii I were to call back later would

you be aoie to provide me with an estimate of the average amount

U Assets 104-107 owned jointly by married coup i es

V D .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .“!c

0 scu1e 1 5227

BesIdes the assets owned jointly with ,.. ‘s (husband/wife)l d!d . . . ‘hue ary of these in . ..‘s own name

U Assets :tL-137 zwne? 5y individue’ persons 15 years old and oldep

V 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .No - skip to rext ISS cede

0 SC6622 5 5228 What is your best estimate cf t!-e total amaunt o+ interest earr.ed on these assets during the h-month period. In dollaps. Range = G~iXClC

U Assets 106-107 owned by individual persons

15 years old and older

V C .Not In univlerse

D SC&624 1 5233

If I were to call back later would

you be able to provide me with an estimate of the average amount

U Asse?s 104-107 owned by individua! persons 15 years cld and older

V 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes - skip to next IS code 2 .Nc - skip to next ISS code

D X4.500 1 523

Did . . . receive any dividend checks for owned stocks or mutual iund

-.

381

EN-TYp2

@ATA SIZE EG;N

shares during these 1* months U Persons 15 years old and older V 0 .Not in universe

1 .Yes 2 .Nc - skip to X4512

D SW502 1 5235 Check item Al2 Interview status of . ..‘s spouse

U Persons 15 years old and older v 0 .iJO? in universe

i .No spouse in househcld - skip to SC4508

2 .Interview for spouse not yet conductec

3 . Interview ior spouse a I ready conducted - skip to SC65DE

D SC45Di 5 5236 During the past 4 months how much was received in dtvidend checks Made out jointly to . . . and . ..‘s (husband/wi+e). In do!lars. Range = -9~20003

U Asser 110 owned jointly by married czL;ples V -9.Not 1~ universe

G.None - skip tc XL505

D SC45X 1 5x1 If I were to call back later would YOLI be able tz provide me with an

estimate U Asset 110 owned jointly by married couples V 3 .Not in universe

1 .Yes 2 .Nc

D SC6508 5 52&Z During this L-month period, how much did . . . receive in dividend checks (in . ..‘s name only) Range = -9,lODGD


V -9.Not in universe D.None - sk ip to SW512

D X.L5lC 1 5247 Ii I were to call back later would you be able to provide me with an estimate

382

DPTA SIZE BEGIN


V 0 .Nct in i;nlverse 1 .Yes 2 .No

D SCL512 1 5248 Did . . . earn any (orher) dividends that were credited against a margin account or automatically reinvested in adzitional shares oi stcck

U Asset 110 owned by individual persons 15 years old and cider

V 0 .Not in universe 1 . Yes 2 .hc - 5~12 to next i55 code

c stL5:L : 5x9 Peck Item Al3

Interview status oi . ..‘s spouse

U Persons 15 years oid and cider V 0 .Nct in universe

1 .No spa,se ‘7 hcusei-.oid - skip to SC6513

2 .!r.tervtei; ior spouse not yet condtictei

3 .inre+-wew for spcuse already condxzed - skip to SC4515

D scG5ib 5 5250 iluring the l-month period how muzh oi these kinds oi aividenas did ._. eat-r! Jolntfy with . ..‘s (husband/ wife). In dollars. Range = -9~2OODD.

3 Asset ??D owned jointly by married ctuples V -9.Not in universe

@*None

D SCb519 5 5255 During the 6-mcnth period, how much of these kinds ot dividends did . . . earn (in . ..‘s name only) Range = -9~10000.

U Asset 1lG owned by indiuldual persons 15 years eld and older

V -9.Not in universe

O.None - skip to next ISS code

D SC&b% 1 5260 Check item Al-&

DATA SIZE --_A DCC’N

Lnterview 5tatu5 ci . ..‘s spouse . L ~orsonc 15 ysars cld 830 t:oer v z .?kt i 7 un; verse

‘) i .No spouse in !hcuse;~cld - skip KO SC4610

2 .Interview +or spouse not yet cznoucted

3 .!nterview for spouse already


0 SCLKZ i 525:

9id . . . receive any rental income

from prc?erty owned jcintly by .., and . . . ‘s (husband/wife)

U Asset 1Zc! owned jointly by married =cLpleS

V C .Not 1 A .Ves 2 .No -

3 SCG6Oh

Abcu

n universe

skip to SC&IO

5 5262 how much was received

gross rent iron thi5 property during the G-month period.

F?ange = 0,ZDZO ii Asset 123 owned jointly by marr

ZcLples V II .Nor in universe

n

ed

cl StLcbil6 6 5267 What is your bes? estimate q i the 27;cmt that was cleared after expense5. Negative amcunt indicates Icss. In dollars.

Range = -zco3o>2ooeo LJ Asset 123 owned jcintly by married

coup I es V 2 .Not in uniuerse

D SClblO 1 5273 Did . . . receive rental income from property owned entirely in . ..‘s swn Fame

‘2 Pes~t 120 owned by individuai perscrs 15 years sid ane =/:‘a~


1 . “35 2 .S= - skip tc SC46iS

3 SCL612 5 5276 About how much was received in

EN-TYPZ

OATA SIZE EGIN

gross rent from this property lurirg the LL-morth period Rarga = 051C?X

U Asset ?2C cwned by individual persons 15 years old and older


0 SC4614 6 5277

What is your best estimate of the amount that was cleared alter expenses. Negative amount indicates loss. in doliars. Range f -uzaao~iooao



D SC0618 1 5285 Did . . . receive any rental inccme +rom property owned jointly with others


V 0 .Nct in universe 1 .Yes

2 .No - skip to next ISS code

D SC1620 6 5286

What is your best estimate of . ..‘s share of the amount cleared on this property &ring the last 1 months, In dollars. Range = -l~LlUO~1COOG


V 0 .Not in universe * * The next 3 tields (SC4700 thrcugh * SC47011 are possible answers to the * cue5ticn: ’ *

i( Check item A15 * Asset types owned *

D SC1700 1 52$2

ISS cede 13t - mortgages LI Fersons 1’S years old and older V D .Not marked as a type ot asset owned

1 .Marked as a type cf asset owned

385

GEN-TYPZ

DATA SIZE BEGIN

D cc4-m? 1 5293 I55 code 140 - royalties


V 0 .Not marked as a type of asset owned

1 .Marked as a type oi asset owned

D SC4704 1 5294 ES code 150 - other financial

investments

U Persons 15 years old and older V 0 .Not marked as a type of asset owned

1 .i%rked as a type of asset owned

D SC4706 1 5295 Check item Al6 Is ISS code 130 marked in SC4700



0 SC4708 1 5296 Check i tern Al7

Interview status of . ..‘s spouse U Persons 15 years old and older

V 0 .Not in universe 1 .No spouse in household - skip

to SC4716 2 .Interuiew for spouse not yet

conducted 3 .Interview for spouse already


D SC4710 1 5z97 Did . . . own this mortgage jointly

with . ..‘s spouse

U Asset 130 owned jointly by married COUP I es

V 0 .Not in universe 1 .Yes 2 .Nc - skip to SC4716

D SC4712 5 5298 During the past 4 months how much interest was paid to . . . and . ..‘s spouse by the borrower. In dot tars Range = -9320UGO

U Asset 130 cwned jointly by married coup I es

V -9.‘Not in universe Cl .None

3% I)

GEN-TYPZ

DATA SIZE BEGIN

D SC4714 1 5303

Did . . . hold any mortgages in . ..‘s own name



D SC4716 5 5304 During the past 4 months how much interest was paid to . . . by the borrower. In dot lars. Range = -9~10000

U Asset 13C owned by individual persons 15 years old and cider

V -9.Not in universe O.None

D sc47ie 1 5309

Check i tern A18 Is 15s code 140 marked in SC4702 or ISS code 150 marked in SC4704


1 .Yes ‘2 .No

0 SC4720 6 5310

During the past 4 months) how much income did . . . receive from these

assets. Negative amount indicates

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APPENDIX A-l.

INCOME SOURCE CODE LIST

Code Income Sources

1 - Social Security 2 - U.S. Government Railroad Retirement pay 3- Federal Supplemental Security Income (SSI) 5 - State unemployment compensation 6 - Supplemental Unemployment Benefits 7 - Other unemployment compensation (Trade Adjustment Act benefits,

strike pay, other) 8 - Veterans compensation or pensions

10 - Worker’s 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 (Women, Infants and Children) Nutrition Program 27 - Food stamps 28 - Child support payments 29 - Alimony payments 30 - Pension from company or union

1 - 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 38 - Other payments for retirement, disability or survivor 40 - G.I. Bill/VEAP 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 - Categories combined and recoded for confidentiality reasons

State Administered Supplemental Security Income (old code 4) Black lung payments (old code 9) State temporary sickness or disability benefits (old code 11) Indian, Cuban, or Refugee Assistance (old code 22) National Guard or Reserve Force retirement (old code 33)

2

Code Asset List --

100 - Regular/passbook savings accounts in a bank, savings and loan or credit union

101 - Honey 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 160 - Other financial investments

Code Special Indicators

170 - Worked 171 - Disabled 172 - Medicare 173 - Medicaid 174 - U.S. Savings Bonds (E, EE) 175 - Other educational assistance

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APPENDIX A-2.

INCOME SOURCES INCLUDED IN MONTHLY CASH INCOME

Earnings from Employment

Wages and salaries Nonfarm self-employment income Farm self-employment income

Income from Assets (Property 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 NOW, Super NOW or other interest-earning 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 Royalties Other financial investments

ither Income Sources

Social Security U.S. Government Railroad Retirement pay Federal Supplemental Security Income (SSI) State Administered Supplemental Security Income State unemployment compensation Supplemental Unemployment Benefits Other unemployment compensation (Trade Adjustment Act benefits; strike pay,

other) Veterans compensation or pensions Black lung payments Worker’s compensation State temporary sickness or disability benefits Payments from a sickness, accident or disability insurance policy purchased on

your own Aid to Families with Dependent Children (AFDC, ADC) General assistance or General relief Indian, Cuban, or Refugee Assistance Foster child care payments Other welfare Child support payments Alimony payments Pension from company or union Federal Civil Service or other Federal civilian employee pensions

2

Other Income Sources (Continued)

U.S. Military retirement pay National Guard or Reserve Forces retirement State government pensions Local government pensions Income from paid-up life insurance policies or annuities Estates and trusts Other payments for retirement, disability or survivor G.I. Bill/VEAP education benefits Income assistance from a charitable group Money from relatives or friends Lump sum payments Income from roomers or boarders National Guard or Reserve pay Incidental or casual earnings Other cash income not included elsewhere

APPENDIX A-3.

SOURCES OF MEANS-TESTED BENEFITS COVERED IN SIPP

Cash Benefits

Federal Supplemental Security Income (SSI) State Administered Supplemental Security Income Veterans' pensions Aid to Families with Dependent Children (AFDC, ADC) General Assistance or General Relief Indian, Cuban, or Refugee Assistance Other welfare Foster child care payments

Noncash Benefits

Food Stamps Special Supplemental Food Program for Women,

Infants, and Children (WIG) Low-Income Home Energy Assistance

Medicaid Free or reduced price school lunches Free or reduced price school breakfasts Public or subsidized rental housing

APPENDIX A-4

1980 CENSUS OF POPULATION OCCUPATION CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM

1980 CODE

003 004 005 006 007 008 009 013 014 015 016 017 018 019

023 024 025 026 027 028 029 033 034 035 036 037

043 044

(The numbers in parentheses refer to the 1980 Standard Occupational Classification code equivalents. Pt means part. N.e.c. means not elsewhere classified.)

MANAGERIAL AND PROFESSIONAL SPECIALTY OCCUPATIONS

Executive, Administrative, and Managerial Occupations

Legislators (111) Chief executives and general administrators, public administration (112) Administrators and officials , public administration (1132-1139) Administrators, protective services (1131) Financial managers (122) Personnel and labor relations managers (123) Purchasing managers (124) Managers, marketing, advertising, and public relations (125) Administrators, education and related fields (128) Managers, medicine and health (131) Managers, properties and real estate (1353) Postmasters and mail superintendents (1344) Funeral directors (pt 1359) Managers and administrators, n.e.c. (121, 126, 127, 132-139, ext. 1344,

1353, pt 1359) Management Related Occupations

Accountants and auditors (1412) Underwriters (1414) Other financial officers (1415, 1419) Management analysts (142) Personnel, training, and labor relations specialists (143) Purchasing agents and buyers, farm products (1443) Buyers, wholesale and retail trade except farm products (1442) Purchasing agents and buyers, n.e.c. (1449) Business and promotion arents (145) Construction inspectors (1472) Inspectors and compliance officers, ext. construction (1473) Management related occupations, n.e.c. (149)

Professional specialty Occupations

Engineers, Architects, and Surveyors Architects (161) Engineers

Aerospace (1622)

044

045 046

047 048 049 053 054 055

056 057 058 059 063

064 065 066 067 068

069 073 074 075 076

077 078 079 083

084 085 086

087 088 089

095 096 097

098 099 103 104 105 106

Engineers Aerospace (1622)

Engineers, Architects, and Surveyors (continued)

Hngineers (continued) Metallurgical and materials (1623) Mining (1624) Petroleum (1625) Chemical (1626) Nuclear (1627) Civil (1628) Agricultural (1632) Electrical and electronic (1633, 1636) Industrial (1634) Mechanical (1635) Marine and naval architects (1637) Engineers, n.e.c. (1639)

Surveyors and mapping scientists (164) Mathematical and Computer Scientists

Computer systems analysts and scientists (171) Operations and systems researchers and analysts (172)

Actuaries (1732) Statisticians (1733) Mathematical scientists, n.e.c. (1739)

Natural Scientists Physicists and astronomers (1842, 1843) Chemists, except biochemists (1845) Atmospheric and space scientists (1846) Geologists and geodesists (1847) Physical scientists, n.e.c. (1849) Agricultural and food scientists (1853) Biological and life scientists (1854) Forestry and conservation scientists (1852) Medical scientists (1855)

Health Diagnosing Occupations Physicians (261) Dentists (262) Veterinarians (27) Optometrists (281) Podiatrists (283) Health diagnosing practitioners, n.e.c. (289)

Health Assessment and Treating Occupations Registered nurses (29) Pharmacists (301) Dietitians (302) Therapists

Inhalation therapists (3031) Occupational therapists (3032) Physical therapists (3033) Speech therapists (3034) Therapists, n.e.c. (3039)

Physicians' assistants (304)

3

113 114 115 116 117 118 119 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 143 144

45 .46 147 148 149 153 154

155 NC1561 P(157)

158 159

163

164 165

166

167 168 169 173

174 175 176

177

Teachers, Postsecondary Earth, environmental, and marine science teachers (2212) Biological science teachers (2213) Chemistry teachers (2214) Physics teachers (2215) Natural science teachers, n.e.c. (2216) Psychology teachers (2217) Economics teachers (2218) History teachers (2222) Political science teachers (2223) Sociology teachers (2224) Social science teachers, n.e.c. (2225) Engineering teachers (2226) Mathematical science teachers (2227) Computer science teachers (2228) Medical science teachers (2231) Health specialties teachers (2232) Business, commerce, and marketing teachers (2233) Agriculture and forestry teachers (2234) Art, drama, and music teachers (2235) Physical education teachers (2236) Education teachers (2237) English teachers (2238) Foreign language teachers (2242) Law teachers (2243) Social work teachers (2244) Theology teachers (2245) Trade and industrial teachers (2246) Home economics teachers (2247) Teachers, postsecondary, n.e.c. (2249) Postsecondary teachers, subject not specified

Teachers, Except Postsecondary Teachers, prekindergarten and kindergarten (231)

Teachers, elementary school (232) Teachers, secondary school (233) Teachers, special education (235) Teachers, n.e.c. (236, 239)

Counselors, educational and vocational (24) Librarians, Archivists, and Curators

Librarians (251) Archivists and curators (252)

Social Scientists and Urban Planners Economists (1912) Psychologists (1915) Sociologists (1916) Social scientists, n.e.c. (1913, 1914, 1919)

Urban planners (192)

Social, Recreation, and Religious Workers Social workers (2032) Recreation workers (2033) Clergy (2042) Religious workers, n.e.c. (2049)

178 179

183 184

185 186 187 188 189 193 194 195 197 198 199

203 204

205 206 207 208

213 214 215 216 217 218

223 224 225

226 227 228 229 233 234 235

Lawyers and Judges Lawyers (211) Judges (212)

writers, Artists, Entertainers, and Athletes Authors (321) Technical writers (398) Designers (322) Musicians and composers (323) Actors and directors (324) Painters, sculptors, craft-artists,, and artist prinbaakers (325) Photographers (326) Dancers (327) Artists, performers, and related workers, n.e.c. (328, 329) Editors and reporters (331) public relations specialists (332) Announcers (333) Athletes (34)

TECHNICAL, SALES, AND ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT OCCUPATIONS

Technicians and Related Support Occupations Health Technologists and Technicians

Clinical laboratory technologists and technicians (362) Dental hygienists (363) Health record technologists and technicians (364) Radiologic technicians (365) Licensed practical nurses (366) Health technologists and technicians, n.e.c. (369)

Technologists and Technicians, Except Health

Bngineering and Related Technologists and Technicians Electrical and electronic technicians (3711) Industrial enqineerinq technicians (3712)

13) Mechanical engineering technicians (37 Engineering technicians, n.e.c. (3719) Drafting occupations (372) Surveying and mapping technicians (373 )

Science Technicians Biological technicians (382) Chemical technicians (3831) Science technicians, n.e.c. (3832, 3833, 384, 389)

Technicians; Except Health, Engineering, and Science Airplane pilots and navigators (825) Air traffic controllers (392) Broadcast equipment operators (393) Computer programmers (3971, 3972) Tool programmers, numerical control (3974) Legal assistants (396) Technicians, n.e.c. (399)

243

253 254

255 256 257

258 259

263 264 265 266 267 268 269 274

275 '. : 2 7 6 )

!77 278

283 284 285

303

304 305 306 307

308 309

R(313) 314 315

316 - 317

318 319 323

Sales Occupations Supervisors and proprietors, sales occupations (40)

Sales Representatives, Finance and Business Services Insurance sales occupations (4122) Real estate sales occupations (4123) Securities and financial services sales occupations (4124) Advertising and related sales occupations (4153) Sales occupations, other business services (4152)

Sales Representatives, Commodities Except Retail Sales engineers (421) Sales representatives, mining, manufacturing, and wholesale (423, 424)

Sales Workers, Retail and Personal Services Sales workers, motor vehicles and boats (4342, 4344) Sales workers, apparel (4346) Sales workers, shoes (4351) Sales workers, furniture and home furnishings (4348) Sales workers; radio, TV, hi-fi, and appliances (4343, 4352) Sales workers, hardware and building supplies (4353) Sales workers, parts (4367) Sales workers, other commodities (4345, 4347, 4354, 4356, 4359,

4362, 4369) Sales counter clerks (4363) Cashiers (4364) Street and door-to-door sales workers (4366) News vendors (4365)

Sales Related Occupations Demonstrators, promoters and models, sales (445) Auctioneers (447) Sales support occupations, n.e.c. (444, 446, 449)

Administrative Support Occupations, Including Clerical Supervisors, Administrative Support Occupations

Supervisors, general office (4511, 4513, 4514, 4516, 4519, 4529) Supervisors, computer equipment operators (4512) Supervisors, financial records processing (4521) Chief communications operators (4523) Supervisors; distribution, scheduling, and adjusting clerks

(4522, 4524-4528) Computer Equipnent Operators

Computer operators (4612) Peripheral equipment operators (4613)

Secretaries, Stencgraphers,and Typists Secretaries (46221 Stenographers (4623) Typists (4624)

Information Clerks Interviewers (4642) Hotel clerks (4643) Transportation ticket and reservation agents (4644) Receptionists (4645) Information clerks, n.e.c. (4649)

6

325 326 327 328 329 335 336

SC3371 338 339 343 344

345 346 347

348 349 353

354 355 356 357

359 363 364 365 366 368 369 373 374

375 376 377 378

379 383 384 385 386 387 389

Records Processing Occupations, Except Financial Classified-ad clerks (4662) Correspondence clerks (4663) Order clerks (4664) Personnel clerks, except payroll and timekeeping (4692) Library clerks (4694) File clerks (4696) Records clerks (4699)

Financial Records Processing Occupations Bookkeepers, accounting, and auditing clerks (4712) Payroll and timekeeping clerks (4713) Billing clerks (4715) Cost and rate clerks (4716) Billing, posting, and calculating machine operators (4718)

Duplicating, Mail and Other Office Machine Operators Duplicating machine operators (4722) Mail preparing and paper handling machine operators (4723) Office machine operators, n.e.c. (4729)

Communications Equipment Operators Telephone operators (4732) Telegraphers (4733) Communications equipment operators, n.e.c. (4739)

Mail and Message Distributing Occupations Postal clerks, ext. mail carriers (4742) Mail carriers, postal service (4743) Mail clerks, ext. postal service (4744) Messengers (4745)

Material Recording, Scheduling, and Distributing Clerks Dispatchers (4751) Production coordinators (4752) Traffic, shipping, and receiving clerks (4753) Stock and inventory clerks (4754) Meter readers (4755) Weighers, measurers, and checkers (4756) Samplers (4757) Expediters (4758) Material recording, scheduling, and distributing clerks, n.e.c. (4759)

Adjusters and Investigators Insurance adjusters, examiners, and investigators (4782) Investigators and adjusters, except insurance (4783) Eligibility clerks, social welfare (4784) Bill and account collectors (4786)

Miscellaneous Administrative Support Occupations General office clerks (463) Bank tellers (4791) Proofreaders (4792) Data-entry keyers (4793) Statistical clerks (4794) Teachers' aides (4795) Administrative support occupations, n.e.c. (4787, 4799)

403 404 405 406

T(407)

413 414 415

416 417

418 423 424

425 426 427

433 434

U(435) 436 437 438 439 443 444

445 446 447

448 449

V(453) 454 455

456 457 458

SERVICE OCCUPATIONS

Private Household Occupations Launderers and ironers (503) Cooks, private household (504) Housekeepers and butlers (505) Child care workers, private household (506) Private household cleaners and servants (502, 507, 509)

Protective Service Occupations Supervisors, Protective Service Occupations

Supervisors, firefighting and fire prevention occupations (5111) Supervisors, police and detectives (5112)

Supervisors, guards (5113) Firefighting and Fire Prevention Occupations

Fire inspection and fire prevention occupations (5122) Firefighting occupations (5123)

Police and Detectives Police and detectives, public service (5132) Sheriffs bailiffs, and other law enforcement officers (5134) Correctional institution officers (5133)

Guards Crossing guards (5142) Guards and police, ext. public service (5144) Protective service occupations, n.e.c. (5149)

Service Occupations, Except Protective and Household Food Preparation and Service Occupations

Supervisors, food preparation and service occupations (5211) Bartenders (5212) Waiters and waitresses (5213) Cooks, except short order (5214) Short-order cooks (5215) Food counter, fountain and related occupations (5216) Kitchen workers, food preparation (5217) Waiters'/waitresses' assistants (5218) Miscellaneous food preparation occupations (5219)

Health Service Occupations Dental assistants (5232) Health aides, except nursing (5233) Nursing aides, orderlies, and attendants (5236)

Cleaning and Building Service Occupations, except Household Supervisors, cleaning and building service workers (5241) Maids and housemen (5242, 5249) Janitors and cleaners (5244) Elevator operators (5245) Pest control occupations (5246)

Personal Service Occupations Supervisors, personal service occupations (5251) Barbers (5252) Hairdressers and cosmetologists (5253)

8

459 463 464 465 466 467

468 469

WC4731 474 475 476

477 479 483 484

485

486 487 488

489

494

495 496

497 498 499

503

X(505) 506 507 508 509 514 515 516 517

Personal Service Occupations (continued) Attendants, amusement and recreation facilities (5254) Guides (5255) Ushers (5256) Public transportation attendants (5257) Baggage porters and bellhops (5262) Welfare service aides (5263) Child care workers,except private household (5264) Personal service occupations, n.e.c. (5258, 5269)

FARMING, FORESTRY, AND FISHING OCCUPATIONS

Farm Operators and Managers Farmers, except horticultural (5512-5514) Horticultural specialty farmers (5515) Managers, farms, except horticultural (5522-5524) Managers, horticultural specialty farms (5525)

Other Agricultural and Related Occupations Farm Occupations, Except Managerial

Supervisors, farm workers (5611) Farm workers (5612-5617) Marine life cultivation workers (5618) Nursery workers (5619)

Related Agricultural Occupations Supervisors, related agricultural occupations (5621) Groundskeepers and gardeners, except farm (5622) Animal caretakers, except farm (5624) Graders and sorters, agricultural products (5625) Inspectors, agricultural products (5627)

Forestry and Logging Occupations Supervisors, forestry, and logging workers (571) Forestry workers, except logging (572) Timber cutting and logging occupations (573, 579)

Fishers, Hunters, and Trappers Captains and other officers, fishing vessels (pt 8241) Fishers (583) Hunters and trappers (584)

PRECISION PRODUCTION, CRAFT, AND REPAIR OCCUPATIONS

Mechanics and Repairers Supervisors, mechanics and repairers (601 Mechanics and Repairers, Except Supervisors

Vehicle and Mobile Equipment Mechanics and Repairers Automobile mechanics (pt 6111)

Automobile mechanic apprentices (pt 6111) Bus, truck, and stationary engine mechanics (6112) Aircraft engine mechanics (6113) Small engine repairers (6114) Automobile body and related repairers (6115) Aircraft mechanics, ext. engine (6116) Heavy equipment mechanics (6117) Farm equipment mechanics (6118)

518 519

523

525 526 527 529 533 534

535 536 538

539 543 544 547 549

553 554

555 556

557 558

563 564 565 566

Y(567) 569 573 575 576 577 579 583 584 585 587

588 589 593 594 595 596 597 598 599

Mechanics and Repairers Except Supervisors (continued) Industrial machinery repairers (613) Machinery maintenance occupations (614)

Electrical and Electronic Equipment Repairers Electronic repairers, communications and industrial equipment

(6151, 6153, 6155) Data processing equipment repairers (6154) Household appliance and power tool repairers (6156) Telephone line installers and repairers (6157) Telephone installers and repairers (6158) Miscellaneous electrical and electronic equipment repairers (6152, 6159)

Heating, air conditioning, and refrigeration mechanics (6161 Miscellaneous Mechanics and Repairers

Camera, watch, and musical instrument repairers (6171, 6172) Locksmiths and safe repairers (61731 Office machine repairers (6174) Mechanical controls and valve repairers (6175) Elevator installers and repairers (6176) Millwrights (6178) Specified mechanics and repairers, n.e.c. (6177, 6179) Not specified mechanics and repairers

Construction Trades Supervisors, construction occupations

Supervisors; brickmasons, stonemasons, and tile setters (6312) Supervisors, carpenters and related workers (6313) Supervisors, electricians and power transmission installers (6314) Supervisors; painters, paperhangers, and plasterers (6315) Supervisors; plumbers, pipefitters, and steamfitters (6316) Supervisors, n.e.c. (6311, 6318)

Construction Trades, Except Supervisors Brickmasons and stonemasons (pt 6412, pt 6413)

Brickmason and stonemason apprentices (pt 6412, pt 6413) Tile setters, hard and soft (6414, pt 6462) Carpet installers (pt 6462) Carpenters (pt 6422)

Carpenter apprentices (pt 6422) Drywall installers (6424) Electricians (pt 6432)

11 Electrician apprentices (pt 6432) Electrical power installers and repairers (6433) Painters, construction and maintenance (6442) Paperhangers (6443) Plasterers (6444) Plumbers, pipefitters, and steamfitters (pt 645)

Plumber, pipefitter, and steamfitter apprentices (pt 645) Concrete and terrazzo finishers (6463) Glaziers (6464) Insulation workers (6465) Paving, surfacing, and tamping equipment operators (6466) Roofers (6468) Sheetmetal duct installers (6472) Structural metal workers (6473) Drillers, earth (6474) Construction trades, n.e.c. (6467, 6475, 6476, 6479)

10

613 614 615 616 617

633

634 635 636 637 639 643 644 645 646

647 649 653 654 655

656 657 658 659

666 667 668 669 673 674

675 676 677 678 679 683 684

686 687 688

689 693

694 695 696 699

Extractive Occupations Supervisors, extractive occupations (632) Drillers, oil well (652) Explosives workers (653) Mining machine operators (654) Mining occupations, n.e.c. (656)

Precision Production Occupations supervisors, production occupations (67, 71) Precision Metal working Occupations

Tool and die makers (pt 6811) Tool and die maker apprentices (pt 6811)

Precision assemblers, metal (6812) Machinists (pt 6813)

Machinist apprentices (pt 6813) Boilermakers (6814) Precision grinders, filers, and tool sharpeners (6816) Patternmakers and model makers, metal (6817) Lay-out workers (6821) Precious stones and metals workers (Jewelers) (6822, 6866) Engravers, metal (6823) Sheet metal workers (pt 6824)

Sheet metal worker apprentices (pt 6824) Miscellaneous precision metal workers (6829)

Precision Woodworking Occupations Patternmakers and model makers, wood (6831) Cabinet makers and bench carpenters (6832) Furniture and wood finishers (6835) Miscellaneous precision woodworkers (6839)

Precision Textile, Apparel, and Furnishings Machine Workers Dressmakers (pt 6852, pt 7752) Tailors (pt 6852) Upholsterers (6853) Shoe repairers (6854) Apparel and fabric patternmakers (6856) Miscellaneous precision apparel and fabric workers (6859, pt 7752)

Precision Workers, Assorted Materials Hand molders and shapers, except jewelers (6861) Patternmakers, lay-out workers, and cutters (6862) Optical goods workers (6864, pt 7477, pt 7677) Dental laboratory and medical appliance technicians (6865) Bookbinders (6844) Electrical and electronic equipment assemblers (6867) Miscellaneous precision workers, n.e.c. (6869)

Precision Food Production Occupations Butchers and meat cutters (6871) Bakers (6872) Food batchmakers (6873, 6879)

Precision Inspectors, Testers, and Related Workers Inspectors, testers, and graders (6881, 828) Adjusters and calibrators (6882)

Plant and System Operators Water and sewage treatment plant operators (691) Power plant operators (pt 693) Stationary engineers (pt 693, 7668) Miscellaneous plant and system operators (692, 694, 695, 696)

OPERATORS, FABRICATORS, AND LABORERS

703 704 705 706 707 708

709

713 714 715

717

719 723 724 725

726 -I?

729 733

734 735 736 737

730 739 743 744 745 747 748 749

753 754 755 756 757

128 Compressing and compacting machine operators (7467, 7667) 759 Painting and paint spraying machine operators (7669)

Machine Operators, Assemblers, and Inspectors Machine Operators and Tenders, except Precision

Metal working and Plastic Working Machine Operators Lathe and turning machine set-up operators (7312) Lathe and turning machine operators (7512) Hilling and planing machine operators (7313, 7513) Punching and stamping press machine operators (7314, 7317, 7514, 7517) Rolling machine operators (7316, 7516) Drilling and boring machine operators (7318, 7518) Grinding, abrading, buffing, and polishing machine operators

(7322, 7324, 7522) Forging machine operators (7319, 7519) Numerical control machine operators (7326) Miscellaneous metal, plastic, stone, and glass working machine operators

(7329, 7529) Fabricating machine operators, n.e.c. (7339, 7539) Metal and Plastic Processing Machine Operators

Molding and casting machine operators (7315, 7342, 7515, 7542) Metal plating machine operators (7343, 7543) Heat treating equipment operators (7344, 7544) Miscellaneous metal and plastic processing machine operators (7349, 7549)

Woodworking Machine Operators wood lathe, routing, and planing machine operators (7431, 7432, 7631, 76321 Sawing machine operators (7433, 7633) Shaping and joining machine operators (7435, 7635) Nailing and tacking machine operators (7636) Miscellaneous woodworking machine operators (7434, 7439, 7634, 7639)

Printing Machine Operators Printing machine operators (7443, 7643) Photoengravers and lithographers (6842, 7444, 7644) Typesetters and compositors (6841, 7642) Miscellaneous printing machine operators (6849, 7449, 7649)

Textile, Apparel, and Eurnishings Machine Operators Winding and twisting machine operators (7451, 7651) Knitting, looping, taping, and weaving machine operators (7452, 7652) Textile cutting machine operators (7654) Textile sewing machine operators (7655) Shoe machine operators (7656) Pressing machine operators (7657) Laundering and dry cleaning machine operators (6855, 7658) Miscellaneous textile machine operators (7459, 7659)

Machine Operators, Assorted Materials Cementing and gluing machine operators (7661) Packaging and filling machine operators (7462, 7662) Extruding and forming machine operators (7463, 7663) Mixing and blending machine operators (76641 Separating, filtering, and clarifying machine operators

(7476, 7666, 7676)

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783 784 785 786 787 789

793 794 795

796 797 798 799

803 Z(804)

805 806 808 809 813 814

823 824 825 826

Machine Operators, Assorted Materials (continued) Roasting and baking machine operators, food (7472, 7672) Washing, cleaning, and pickling machine operators (7673) Folding machine operators (7474, 7674) Furnace, kiln, and oven operators, ext. food (7675) Crushing and grinding machine operators (pt 7477, pt 7677) Slicing and cutting machine operators (7478, 7678) Motion picture projectionists (pt 7479) Photographic process machine operators (6863, 6868, 7671) Miscellaneous machine operators, n.e.c. (pt 7479, 7665, 7679) Machine operators, not specified

Fabricators, Assemblers, and Hand Working occupations Welders and cutters (7332, 7532, 7714) Solderers and brazers (7333, 7533, 7717) Assemblers (772, 774) Hand cutting and trimming occupations (7753) Hand molding, casting, and forming occupations (7754, 7755) Hand painting, coating, and decorating occupations (7756) Hand engraving and printing 0CCUpatiOn.S (7757) Band grinding and polishing occupations (7758) Miscellaneous hand working occupations (7759)

Production Inspectors, Testers, Samplers, and Weighers Production inspectors, checkers, and examiners (782, 787) Production testers (783) Production samplers and weighers (784) Graders and sorters, ext. agricultural (785)

Transportation and Material Moving Occupations Motor vehicle Operators

Supervisors, motor vehicle operators (8111) Truck drivers, heavy (8212, 8213) Truck drivers, light (8214) Driver-sales workers (8218) Bus drivers (8215) Taxicab drivers and chauffeurs (8216) Parking lot attendants (874) Motor transportation occupations, n.e.c. (8219)

Transportation Occupations, Except Motor vehicles Rail Transportation Occupations

Railroad conductors and yardmasters (8113) Locomotive operating occupations (8232) Railroad brake, signal, and switch operators (8233) Rail vehicle operators, n.e.c. (8239)

Water Transportation Occupations Ship captains and mates, except fishing boats (pt 8241, 8242) Sailors and deckhands (8243) Marine engineers (8244) Bridge, lock, and lighthouse tenders (8245)

828 829 833 834

Material Moving Equipment Operators 843 Supervisors, material moving equipment operators (812) 844 , Cperating engineers (8312) 845 Longshore equipment operators (8313)

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863 864

865 866 867 869 873

875 876 877 878 883 885 087

98 289

905 Member of the Armed Forces

Material Moving Equipment Operators (continued) Hoist and winch operators (8314) Crane and tower operators (8315) Excavating and loading machine operators (8316) Grader, dozer, and scraper operators (8317) lndustrial truck and tractor equipment operators (8318) Miscellaneous material moving equipment operators (8319)

Handlers, Equipment Cleaners, Helpers, and Laborers Supervisors, handlers, equipment cleaners, and laborers, n.e.c. (85) Helpers, mechanics and repairers (863) Helpers, Construction and Extractive Occupations

Helpers, construction trades (8641-8645, 8648) Helpers, surveyor (8646) Helpers, extractive occupations (865)

Construction laborers (871) Production helpers (861, 862) Freight, Stock, and Material Handlers

Garbage collectors (8722) Stevedores (8723) Stock handlers and baggers (8724) Machine feeders and offbearers (8725) Freight, stock, and material handlers, n.e.c. (8726)

Garage and service station related occupations (873) Vehicle washers and equipment cleaners (875) Hand packers and packagers (8761) Laborers, except construction (8769)

APPENDIX A-5

1980 CENSUS OF POPULATION INDUSTRY CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM

(Numbers in parentheses are the 1972 SIC code equivalents L/)

Census Code

AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, AND FISHERIES

010 (A) Agricultural production, crops (01) 011 Agricultural production, livestock (02) 020 Agricultural services, except horticultural (07, except 078) 021 Horticultural services (078) 030 Forestry (08) 031 Fishing, hunting, and trapping (09)

MINING

041 042 050

060 (B) CONSTRUCTION (15, 16, 17)

100 101 102 110 111 112 120 121 122 130

132 140 141 142 150

Metal mining (10) Coal mining (11, 12) Crude petroleum and natural gas extraction (13) Nonmetallic mining and quarrying, except fuel (14)

MANUFACTURING

Nondurable Goods

Food and kindred products Meat products (201) Dairy products (202) Canned and preserved fruits and vegetables (203) Grain mill products (204) Bakery products (205) Sugar and confectionery products (206) Beverage industries (208) Miscellaneous food preparations and kindred products (207, 209) Not specified food industries

Tobacco manufactures (21) I Textile mill products

Knitting mills (225) Dyeing and finishing textiles, except Go1 and knit goods (226) Floor coverings, except hard surface (227) Yarn, thread, and fabric mills (221-224, 228) Miscellaneous textile mill products (229)

l/ See Executive Office of the President, Office of Management and Budget, Standard Industrial Classification Manual, 1972 and the 1977 Supplement.

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Census Code

MANUFACTURING-Continued

Nondurable goods-Continued

151 152

160 161 162

171 (Cl 172

180 181 182 190 191 192

200

201

210 211 212

220 221 222

230 231 232 241

242

250 251 252 261 262

270 271 272

Apparel and other finished textile products Apparel and accessories, except knit (231-238) Miscellaneous fabricated textile products (239)

Paper and allied products Pulp, paper, and paperboard mills (261-263, 266) Miscellaneous paper and pulp products (264) Paperboard containers and boxes (265)

Printing, publishing, and allied irdustries Newspaper publishing and printing (271) Printing, publishing, and allied industries, except newspapers (272-279)

Chemicals and allied products Plastics, synthetics, and resins (282) Drugs (283) Soaps and cosmetics (284) Paints, varnishes, and related products (287) Agricultural chemicals (287) Industrial and miscellaneous chemicals (281, 286, 289)

Petroleum and coal products Petroleum refining (291) Miscellaneous petroleum and coal products (295, 299)

Rubber and miscellaneous plastics products Tires and inner tubes (301) Other rubber products, and plastics footwear and belting (302-304, 306) Miscellaneous plastics products (307)

Leather and leather products Leather tanning and finishing (311) Footwear, except rubber and plastic (313, 314) Leather products, except footwear (315-317, 319)

Durable Goods

Lumber and wood products, except furniture Logging (241) Sawmills, planing mills, and millwork (242, 243) wood buildings and mobile homes (245) Miscellaneous wood products (244, 249)

Furniture and fixtures (25) Stone, clay, glass, and concrete products

Glass and glass products (321-323) Cement, concrete, gypsum, and plaster products (324, 327) Structural clay products (325) Pottery and related products (326) Miscellaneous nonmetallic mineral and stone products (328, 329).

Metal industries Blast furnaces, steelworks, rolling and finishing mills (331) Iron and steel foundries (332) Primary aluminum industries (3334, part 334, 3353-3355, 3361)

Census - Code

MANUFACTURING-Continued

Durable goods-Continued

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 Bus service and urban transit (41, except 412) 402 Taxicab service (412) 410 Trucking service (421, 423)

Other primary metal industries (3331-3333, 3339, part 334, 3351, 3356, 3357, 3362, 3369, 339)

Cutlery, handtools, and other hardware (342) 82 Fabricated structural metal products (344) Screw machine products (345) Metal forgings and stampings (346) Ordnance (348) Miscellaneous fabricated metal produots (341, 343, 347, 349) Not specified metal industries

Machinery, except electrical Engines and turbines (351) Farm machinery and equipment (352) Construction and material handling machines (353) Metalworking machinery (354) Office and accounting machines (357, except 3573) Electronic computing equipment (3573) Machinery, except electrical, n.e.c. (355, 356, 358, 359) Not specified machinery

Electrical machinery, equipment, and supplies Household appliances (363) Radio, T.V., and communication equipment (365, 366) Electrical machinery, equipment, and supplies, n.e.c. (361, 362,

364, 367, 369) Not specified electrical machinery, equipment, and supplies

Transportation equipment Motor vehicles and motor vehicle equipment (371) Aircraft and parts (372) Ship and boat building and repairing (373) Railroad locomotives and equipment (374) Guided missiles, space vehicles, and parts (376) Cycles and miscellaneous transportation equipment (375, 379)

Professional and photographic equipment, and watches Scientific and controlling instruments (381, 382) Optical and health services supplies (383, 384, 385) Photographic equipment and supplies (386) Watches, clocks, and clockwork operated devices (387) Not specified professional equipment

Toys, amusement, and sporting goods (394) Miscellaneous manufacturing industries (39 ext. 394)

Not specified manufacturing industries

TRANSPORTATION, COMMUNICATIONS, AND OTHER PUBLIC UTILITIES

Transportation Railroads (40)

Census TRANSPORTATION, COMMUNICATIONS, AND OTHER PUBLIC Code UTILITIES-Continued

411 412 420 421 422 432

440

441 442

460 461 462 470 471 472

500 501 502

510 511 512 521 522 530

531 532

540 541 542 550 551 552 560 561 562 571

Transportation (continued) Warehousing and storage (422) U.S. Postal Service (43) Water transportation (44) Air transportation (45) Pipe lines, except natural gas (46) Services incidental to transportation (47)

Communications Radio and television broadcasting (483) Telephone (wire an3 radio) (481) Telegraph and miscellaneous communication services (482, 489)

Utilities and sanitary services Electric light and power (491) Gas and steam supply systems (492, 496) Electric and gas, and other combinations (493) Water supply and irrigation (494, 497) Sanitary services (495) Not specified utilities

WHOLESALE TRADE

Durable Goods

Motor vehicles and equipment (501) Furniture and home furnishings (502) Lumber and construction materials (503) Sporting goods, toys, and hobby goods (504) Metals and minerals, except petroleum (505) Electrical goods (506) Hardware, plumbing and heating supplies (507) Not specified electrical and hardware products Machinery, equipment, and supplies (5081 Scrap and waste materials (5093) Miscellaneous wholesale, durable goods (5094, 5099)

Nondurable Goods

Paper and paper products (511) Drugs, chemicals and allied products (512, 516) Apparel, fabrics, and notions (513) Groceries and related products (514) Farm products - raw materials (515) Petroleum products (517) Alcoholic beverages (518) Farm supplies (5191) Miscellaneous wholesale, nondurable goods (5194, 5198, 5199) Not specified wholesale trade

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Census Code RETAIL TRADE

580 Lumber and building material retailing (521, 523) 581 Hardware stores (525) 582 Retail nurseries and garden stores (526) 590 Mobile home dealers (527) 591 (D) Department stores (531) 592 Variety stores (533) 600 Miscellaneous general merchandise stores (539) 601 (E) Grocery stores (541) 602 Dairy products stores (545) 610 Retail bakeries (546) 611 Food stores, n.e.c. (542, 543, 544, 549) 612 Motor vehicle dealers (551, 552)

620 Auto and home supply stores (553) 621 Gasoline service stations (554) 622 Miscellaneous vehicle dealers (555, 556, 557, 559) 630 Apparel and accessory stores, except shoe (56, except 566) 631 Shoe stores (566)

632 640 641 (F) 642 650 651 652 660 661 662 670 671 672 681 682

691

700 (G)

701

702 710 711 (H) 712

721 722 730 731 732

Furniture and home furnishings stores (571) Household appliances, TV, and radio stores (572, 573) Eating and drinking places (58) Drug Stores (591) Liquor stores (592) Sporting goods, bicycles, and hobby stores (5941, 5945, 5946) Book and stationery stores (5942, 5943) Jewelry stores (5944) Sewing, needlework and piece goods stores (5949) Mail order houses (5961) Vending machine operators (5962) Direct selling establishments (5963) Fuel and ice dealers (598) Retail florists (5992) Miscellaneous retail stores (593, 5947, 5948, 5993, 5994, 5999)

Not specified retail trade

FINANCE, INSURANCE, AND REAL ESTATE

Banking (60) Savings and loan associations (612)

Credit agencies, n.e.c. (61, except 612) Security, commodity brokerage, and investment companies (62, 67) Insurance (63, 64) Real estate, including real estate-insurance-law offices (65, 66)

BUSINESS AND REPAIR SERVICES

Advertising (731) Services to dwellings and other buildings (734) Commercial research, development, and testing labs (7391, 7397) Personnel supply services (736) Business management and consulting services (7392)

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Census Code BUSINESS AND REPAIR SERVICES (continued)

740 Computer and data processing services (737) 741 Detective and protective services (7393) 742 Business services, n.e.c. (732, 733, 735, 7394, 7395, 7396, 7399) 750 Automotive services, except repair (751, 752, 754)

751 Automotive repair shops (753)

752 Electrical repair shops (762, 76941

760 Miscellaneous repair services (763, 764, 7692, 7699)

761 (J) 762 770 771 772 780 781 782 790

791

800 Theaters and motion pictures (78, 792) 801 Bowling alleys, billiard and pool parlors (793) 802 Miscellaneous entertainment and recreation services (791, 794, 799)

812

820 821 822

830 831 (K) 832 840 841 842 (L) 850 CM) 851 852 860 861 862 870 871 872

PERSONAL SERVICES

Private households (88) Hotels and motels (701) Lodging places, except hotels and motels (702, 703, 704) Laundry, cleaning, and garment services (721) Beauty shops (723) Barber shops (724) Funeral service and crematories (726) Shoe repair shops (725) Dressmaking shops (part 729) Miscellaneous personal services (722, part 729)

ENTERTAINMENT AND RECREATION SERVICES

PROFESSIONAL AND RELATED SERVICES

Offices of physicians (801, 803) Offices of dentists (802) Offices of chiropractors (8041) Offices of optometrists (80421 Offices of health practitioners, n.e.c. (8049) Hospitals (806) Nursing and personal care facilities (805) Health services, n.e.c. (807, 808, 809) Legal services (81) Elementary and secondary schools (821) Colleges and universities (822) Business, trade, and vocational schools (824) Libraries (823) Educational services, n.e.c. (829) Job training and vocational rehabilitation services (833) Child day care services (835) Residential care facilities, without nursing (836) Social services, n.e.c. (832, 839) Museums, art galleries, and zoos (84)

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Census Code PROFESSIONAL AND RELATED SERVICES (continued)

880 Religious organizations (866) 881 Membership organizations (861-865, 869) 882 Engineering, architectural, and surveying services (891) 890 Accounting, auditing, and bookkeeping services (893) 891 Noncommercial educational and scientific research (892) 892 Miscellaneous professional and related services (899)

900 Executive and legislative offices (911-913)

901 General government, n.e.c. (919) 910 Justice, public order, and safety (92) 921 Public finance, taxation, and monetary policy (93) 922 Administration of human resources programs (94) 930 Administration of environmental quality and housing programs (95) 931 Administration of economic programs (96) 932 National security and international affairs (97)

991 Member of the Armed Forces

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