The goal of this paper is to release a methodology to produce county-level Supplemental Poverty Measure (SPM) estimates from the 1-year ACS.

This paper provides a methodology for producing the Supplemental Poverty Measure in the American Community Survey.

This paper proposes a methodology for estimating the SPM in the 2014 Survey of Income and Program Participation Panel and subsequent panels.

Using data from the 2018 CPS ASEC, this paper analyzes the impact of using state-varying WIC values instead of national WIC values to estimate SPM rates.

This working paper develops a research series implementing the SPM in the ACS.

The purpose of this paper is to continue to develop a proposal for how data limitations might be overcome to produce SPM estimates using ACS data.

This paper has described in some detail the process of moving the measurement of poverty in the CPS to measuring poverty in the SIPP.

Every several years the SIPP is supplemented by a topical module which measures the retirement income and retirement plan coverage of the population.

For solving missing data issues, this paper examines how the data in the CPS ASEC might be used to inform ACS imputations.

The presentation explores implementing the SPM in the ACS.

This paper compares alternative poverty measures based on the SIPP and the CPS and makes recommendations for future design implementation.

We compare the results of several different approaches to estimating the value of Food Stamp benefits and assigning housing assistance status