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Income & Poverty Working Papers

Working papers are intended to make results of Census Bureau research available to others and to encourage discussion on a variety of topics. They have not undergone a review and editorial process generally accorded official Census Bureau publications.

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Working Paper
Owner-Occupied Shelter in Experimental Poverty Measures
In this paper we describe and present four approaches to include the “cost” of shelter in a poverty measure through the thresholds.


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Enough for a Family to Live On? — Questions from the Public/Scientists
This paper discusses four approaches to determining or estimating a socially acceptable minimum standard of living.


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Grandparents Living with Grandchildren in the United States
New data from the Census 2000 Supplementary Survey shows that 5.6 million grandparents were living in a household with one or more of their grandchildren.


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Impact of Imputation Strategies for Medical Out-of-Pocket Expenditures
The impact of medical out-of-pocket expenses (MOOP) on alternative poverty rates is estimated in this paper.


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Measuring and Modeling Taxes in the SIPP
The need to generate accurate tax estimates led to an examination of the current methods of generating tax information.


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Social Security Benefit Reporting in the SIPP and in SSA Records
This paper examines the consistency between Social Security benefit amounts as reported in the SIPP and given in SSA administrative records.


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At-Risk Conditions of U.S. School-Age Children
This paper estimates the frequency of at-risk conditions for the school age population in the United States.


Working Paper
Shares of Income Received by Quintiles
This report attempts to control for the effect of changes over time in the size and composition of households by adopting a modified measure of income.


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Valuing Housing Subsidies in a New Measure of Poverty
This paper will describe a new method for valuing housing subsidies and compare it to several other methods.


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Measuring the Impact of Child Care Expenses on Poverty
This paper compares the effect of using different methods of estimating child care expenses on poverty rates under the new, experimental poverty measure.


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Do the Current Poverty Thresholds Include Any Amount for Health Care?
This paper addresses the question raised: Do the current poverty thresholds implicitly include any amounts for health care?


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Imputation of Medical Out of Pocket (MOOP) Spending to CPS Records
This report presents an analysis of the previous modeling approach and a series of recommendations that should ‘improve’ the imputations of MOOP to the CPS.


Working Paper
Owner-Occupied Housing: An Input for Experimental Poverty Thresholds
This papers describes 2 approaches for estimating the costs of consumption flows of housing services which account for the occupancy of owner occupied housing.


Working Paper
Where We Live: Geographic Differences in Poverty Thresholds
This paper presents an examination of geographic adjustments to poverty thresholds.

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