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Permit Address List (PAL) 4-2, 4-4−4-5 forms 4-6 operation 4-2, 4-4−4-5 Permit frames materials A-1−A-2 address identification 4-1−4-2 description of 3-9−3-10 listing in 4-6 Permit Sketch Map A-2 segment folder A-1 Unit/Permit Listing Sheets A-1−A-2 Permit Sketch Maps A-1 Persons on layoff, definition 5-5, 6-5−6-7 Population base CPS control universe C-4 definition C-1 measuring the components of the balancing equation C-5 Population Characteristics report 12-2 Population Control adjustments American Time Use Survey (ATUS) 11-5 CPS population controls: estimates or projections C-2−C-3 measuring the components of the balancing equation C-5 nonsampling error 15-9 organization of this appendix C-1 population by age, sex, race, and Hispanic origin C-7 population controls for states C-10 population universe for CPS controls C-3 sources 10-8 summary list of sources for CPS population controls C-12 total population C-4−C-5 Population data revisions 2-3 Population universe births and deaths C-5−C-6 definition C-2 institutional population C-2 measuring the components of the balancing equation C-5 population universe for CPS controls C-3−C-4 procedural revisions C-11 total population C-4−C-5 Post-sampling codes 3-9−3-10 President’s Committee to Appraise Employment and Unemployment Statistics 2-3 Primary Sampling Units (PSUs) basic components 3-10 definition 3-2 field 3-4 increase in number of 2-3 maximum overlap procedure 3-4 noninterview clusters 10-3 non-self-representing (NSR) 3-3−3-5, 10-4, 14-1−14-3 rules for defining 3-2−3-3 selection of 3-4−3-6 Current Population Survey TP66 U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics and U.S. Census Bureau Primary Sampling Units (PSUs)—Con. self-representing (SR) 3-3−3-5, 10-4, 14-1−14-3 stratification of 3-3−3-4 Probability samples 10-1−10-2 Projections, population births and deaths C-5−C-6 calculation of population projections for the CPS universe C-4−C-5 CPS population controls: estimates or projections C-2−C-3 definition C-2 measuring the components of the balancing equation C-5 organization of this appendix C-1 procedural revisions C-11 total population C-4−C-5 Proxy reporting 16-9 Publications 12-1−12-4 Quality control (QC) reinterview program 15-8, E-1−E-2 Quality measures of statistical process 13-1−13-3 Questionnaires (see also interviews) controlling response error 15-6 demographic information 5-1−5-2 household information 5-1−5-2 labor force information 5-2−5-6 reinterviews 15-8 revision of 2-1−2-3, 2-5, 6-1−6-8 structure of 5-1 Race category modifications 2-4, 2-6 CPS population controls: estimates or projections C-2−C-3 determination of 2-4 distribution of births by sex, race, and Hispanic origin C-8 introduction C-1 modified race C-2 net international movement C-6 population by age, sex, race, and Hispanic origin C-7 population universe for CPS controls C-3−C-4 racial categories 5-2 total population C-4−C-5 update of the population by sex, race, and Hispanic origin C-7 Raking ratio 10-7, 10-9 Random digit dialing sample (CATI/RDD) 6-2 Random groups 3-11 Random starts 3-10 Ratio adjustments first-stage 10-3−10-4 general 10-3 Q R Index−7
Ratio adjustments—Con. second-stage 10-7−10-10 Ratio estimates revisions to 2-1−2-4 two-level, first-stage procedure 2-4 Recycle reports 8-1−8-2 Reduction groups B-1−B-2 Reduction plans B-1−B-2 Reentrants 5-5 Reference persons 1-1, 2-5, 5-1−5-2 Reference week 5-2−5-3, 6-3−6-4, 7-1 Referral codes 15-8 Refusal rates 16-2−16-3 Regional offices (ROs) organization and training of data collection staff D-1−D-5 operations of 4-1, 4-6 transmitting interview results 8-1−8-3 Reinterviews 15-8, E-1−E-2 Relational imputation 9-2 Relationship information 5-1−5-2 Relative variances 14-4−14-5 Rental vacancy rates 11-2 Replicates, definition 14-1 Replication methods 14-1−14-2 Report series 12-2 Residence cells 10-3 Respondents controlling response error 15-6−15-8 debriefings 6-3 interaction with interviewers 15-7−15-8 Response distribution analysis 6-3 Response error (RE) 6-1, 15-6−15-8, E-1 Response variance 13-1−13-2, 16-5−16-6 Retired persons, questionnaire information 6-7 Rotation chart 3-11 Rotation groups 3-11, 10-1,10-11, 10-13−10-14 Rotation system 2-1, 3-2, 3-13−3-14 Sample characteristics 3-1 Sample data revisions 2-3 Sample design controlling coverage error 15-2−15-3 county selection 3-2−3-3 definition of the primary sampling units (PSUs) 3-2 field subsampling 3-13, 4-4−4-5 old construction frames 3-7−3-9 permit frame 3-9 permit frame materials A-1−A-2 post-sampling code assignment 3-11−3-13 sample housing unit selection 3-6−3-13 sampling frames 3-7−3-10 sampling procedure 3-10−3-11 sampling sources 3-7 S Sample design—Con. selection of the sample primary sampling units (PSUs) 3-4−3-6 stratification of the PSUs 3-3−3-5 unit frame materials A-1 variance estimates 14-5−14-6 within primary sampling unit (PSU) sort 3-10 Sample preparation address identification 4-1−4-2 components of 4-1 controlling coverage error 15-3−15-4 goals of 4-1 interviewer assignments 4-5 listing activities 4-3 Sample redesign 2-5 Sample size determination of 3-1 maintenance reductions B-1−B-2 reduction in 2-3−2-5, B-1−B-2 Sample Survey of Unemployment 2-1 Sampling bias 13-2 error 13-1−13-2 frames 3-7−3-10 intervals 3-6, 3-10 variance 13-1−13-2 School enrollment edits and codes 9-3 general 2-4 Seasonal adjustment of employment 2-2, 2-7, 10-15−10-16 Second jobs 5-4 Second-stage ratio adjustment armed forces 11-10 Annual Social and Economic Supplement (ASEC), general 11-8 Housing Vacancy Survey (HVS) 11-14 Security transmitting interview results 8-1 Segment folders permit frame A-1 unit frame A-1 Segment number suffixes 3-11 Selection method revision 2-1 Self-employed definition 5-4 Self-representing primary sampling units (SR PSUs) 3-3−3-5, 10-4 , 14-1−14-3 Self-weighting samples 10-2 Senior field representatives (SFRs) D-1 Sex calculation of population projections for the CPS universe C-4 census base population by age, sex, race, and Hispanic origin: modification of the census race distribution C-7−C-8 Index−8 Current Population Survey TP66 U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics and U.S. Census Bureau
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Design and Methodology Current Popu
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U.S. Department of Labor Elaine L.
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Foreword The Current Population Sur
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CONTENTS Chapter 9. Data Preparatio
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CONTENTS Figures 3-1 CPS Rotation C
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Chapter 1. Background The Current P
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Chapter 2. History of the Current P
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in small circles with an ordinary l
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was added as a control to the Hispa
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More detailed information on these
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social and economic characteristics
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d. Stratification is performed inde
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Calculation of overall state sampli
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use of census information to reduce
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Summary of Sampling Frames Table 3-
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Examples of Post-Sampling Code Assi
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2. The sample for 1 month is compos
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Chapter 4. Preparation of the Sampl
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Even without geographic clustering,
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Permit listing. Listing in the perm
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Chapter 5. Questionnaire Concepts a
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Employed citizens of foreign countr
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‘‘What are all of the things yo
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Chapter 6. Design of the Current Po
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Item Response Analysis The primary
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Industry and occupation—Dependent
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months. For people reported to be l
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Oksenberg, L., C. Cannell, and G. K
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Figure 7−1. Introductory Letter 7
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Figure 7-3. Noninterviews: Main Ite
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Figure 7-5. Summary Table for Deter
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eason, the CATI facilities generall
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Figure 7-9. Interviewing Results (S
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transmitted directly to the compute
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Chapter 9. Data Preparation INTRODU
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Demographic-related recodes are cre
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sample unit (person or household) b
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still be associated with the state-
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Weights After National Coverage Adj
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Table 10−4: Second-Stage Adjustme
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Iteration 2: (Repeat steps above be
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1. For each state 7 and the Distric
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Production of monthly, quarterly, a
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for national CPS labor force series
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Chapter 11. Current Population Surv
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Table 11-1. Current Population Surv
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have completed their eighth and fin
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Table 11−3. Summary of 2004 ASEC
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Current Population Survey TP66 U.S.
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Chapter 12. Data Products From the
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Table 12-1. Bureau of Labor Statist
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Chapter 13. Overview of Data Qualit
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For example, we now recognize that
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the other panel in the SR SECU or N
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means that the estimates of varianc
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Table 14-2. Components of Variance
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Table 14-4. Effect of Compositing o
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Wolter, K. (1984), ‘‘An Investi
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• Master Address File (MAF): The
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no RO review of group quarters list
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Page 157 and 158: REFERENCES Ahmed, B. and J. G. Robi
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