SAS
ABSTRACT
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Nevertheless, under sections 308(d) and 903(c) of the Public Health Service
Act (42 U.S.C. 242m and 42 U.S.C. 299 a-1), data collected by the Agency for
Health Care Policy and Research may not be used for any purpose other than
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summaries and health services research. It is necessary, therefore, that
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By using this data and documentation the user gives assurance that
individual elementary unit data on the micro-data tapes being ordered will
be used solely for statistical summaries and health services research.
BACKGROUND
General Information
This documentation describes one in a series of public use
tapes issued by the Agency for Health Care Policy and Research
with data from the National Medical Expenditure Survey. This
survey provides extensive information on health expenditures by
or on behalf of families and individuals, the financing of these
expenditures, and each person's use of services. The National
Medical Expenditure Survey (NMES) is a research project of the
Center for General Health Services Intramural Research, Agency
for Health Care Policy and Research.
Since the 1970s the intramural research program has given
particular emphasis to studies of the use and financing of health
services. The first series of studies (NMES-1) employed data
collected in the 1977 National Medical Care Expenditure Survey.
NMES-1 produced information on a broad range of issues such as
the number and characteristics of the uninsured and the
underinsured, the tax implications of excluding employer-paid
premiums for health insurance from employee income, and the
differences among socioeconomic and demographic groups with
respect to the use of health services.
A new series of studies (NMES-2) was initiated in the 1980s.
These studies also involve a major data collection effort - the
1987 National Medical Expenditure Survey. Like its predecessor,
NMES-2 provides information about the non-institutionalized
population. In addition and in contrast to the earlier studies,
NMES-2 also provides extensive information on the population
residing in or admitted to nursing homes and facilities for the
mentally retarded.
The Household Component of NMES-2 is based on a national
probability sample of the civilian, noninstitutionalized
population living in the community. The sample is designed to
provide a larger representation of population groups of special
policy interest to the Federal Government than would have been
obtained from a random sample. These groups include poor and low
income families, the elderly, the functionally impaired, and
black and Hispanic minorities. A Survey of American Indians and
Alaska Natives includes a separate sample of American Indians and
Alaska Natives living on or near Federal reservations and
eligible to receive care provided or supported by the Indian
Health Service. The Institutional Population Component includes a
sample of persons residing in or admitted to nursing and personal
care homes and facilities for the mentally retarded during 1987.
A separate Medicare Records Component provides claims data on all
Medicare beneficiaries included in the household and
institutional samples.
Together, the major components of NMES-2 contain information to
make national estimates of health status, use of health services,
insurance coverage, expenditures, and sources of payment for the
civilian population of the United States during the period from
January 1 to December 31, 1987. Oversampling of population
groups of special interest makes possible in-depth studies of
these groups. The database can also be used to assess the
implications of recent or proposed changes in public or private
health care benefits, methods of financing both health care and
insurance coverage, various public and private subsidies for
health care, and employee compensation arrangements.
Household Survey
Each family in the Household Survey was interviewed four times
over a period of 16 months to obtain information about the
family's health and health care during calendar year 1987.
Baseline data on household composition, employment, and insurance
were updated at each interview, and information was obtained on
illnesses, use of health services, and health expenditures for
each family member. A fifth round of interviews was conducted in
the spring of 1988 to obtain information on the tax filing and
medical deductions of each household. A long term care
supplement was administered during the first and fourth rounds of
interviewing to permit estimates of persons with functional
disabilities and the use of formal services or long term care
provided by family or friends.
In order to verify and supplement the information provided by
household respondents, the Household Component of NMES-2
included two additional surveys. The Medical Provider Survey
obtained information from the physicians, hospitals, outpatient
clinics, emergency rooms, and home health agencies used by the
household sample during 1987. The Health Insurance Plan Survey
obtained information on the private insurance of persons in the
household sample, including premiums paid by all sources and the
provisions of their coverage.
Survey of American Indians and Alaska Natives (SAIAN)
This component was conducted with the same data collection
instruments and interview procedures as the Household Component
and covered the same reference period, calendar year 1987. SAIAN
also included follow-up surveys to medical providers and health
insurers. Consequently, the data can be used to compare American
Indians and Alaska Natives eligible for care from the Indian
Health Service and the general U.S. population with regard to
such issues as health status, use of health services, and access
to care. Information was obtained on services provided outside
the Indian Health Service and on other sources of health care
financing available for persons eligible for care from the IHS.
Institutional Population Component
The Institutional Population Component of NMES-2 included
persons resident in or admitted to nursing and personal care
homes and facilities for the mentally retarded at any time in
calendar year 1987. This survey provides information on the
functional status, use of services, and health expenditures of
the institutionalized population. The Survey in Institutions
(SII) collected data from facility administrators and designated
staff on the characteristics of facilities and charges. The
Survey of Next of Kin (SNK) obtained data from the respondent's
next-of-kin or other knowledgeable persons in the community on
the financial status, insurance coverage, and personal history of
the institutionalized person.
Survey Samples
All survey components were designed to provide statistically
unbiased estimates that are representative of the civilian
population of the United States in 1987. The Household Survey
sample is a stratified multistage area probability design with a
total sample of roughly 35,000 individuals, in 14,000 households,
who completed all rounds of data collection. Oversampling of the
population subgroups of special policy interest was based on a
separate screening interview conducted in the fall of 1986 with a
sample of 36,000 addresses.
The Survey of American Indians and Alaska Natives adopted a
multistage area probability sample design using an IHS-
constructed frame of counties with individuals eligible for
services provided or supported by the Indian Health Service and
living on or near Federally recognized reservations or in Alaska.
An initial screening interview was completed in approximately
13,700 dwelling units to identify the eligible sample. The
screening yielded approximately 1,950 households responding for
the full year and approximately 6,500 SAIAN persons responded for
their entire period of eligibility in 1987.
The institutional population sample was based on a three stage
probability design. The first two stages were used to select
facilities; the final stage sampled facility residents present on
January 1, 1987. These facilities were also used to obtain a
sample of admissions between January 1, 1987, and December 31,
1987. Based on sampling specifications the Institutional
Population Component includes 1,500 facilities, 800 nursing homes
and 700 facilities for the mentally retarded. There is a total
of approximately 10,100 persons in the sample including both
residents and new admissions. This includes 5,700 persons in
nursing homes and 4,400 persons in facilities for the mentally
retarded. The sample frame for facilities in the Institutional
Population Component was derived from the 1986 Inventory of Long-
Term Care Places.
Taken in conjunction, the NMES-2 surveys yield comprehensive,
population-based information that will support studies of most
population groups of policy interest, including those presently
outside the scope of various public and private financing
mechanisms. In contrast to information obtained from program or
provider statistics, NMES-2 data can be used to analyze all
public and private sources of coverage for health care services
and out-of-pocket payments by individuals and families.
The Agency for Health Care Policy and Research sponsored the
NMES-2 data collection activities. A substantial part of the
support for the Survey of American Indians and Alaska Natives was
provided by the Indian Health Service. The Health Care Financing
Administration, the National Center for Health Statistics, and
the Office of the Assistant Secretary for Planning and Evaluation
provided extensive technical assistance during the development of
the survey design and instruments. Interviews were conducted by
the primary contractor, Westat, Inc., Rockville, Maryland and by
NORC, University of Chicago; the Council of Energy Resource
Tribes, Denver, Colorado; and Stephen R. Braund and Associates,
Anchorage Alaska. Data processing during the analysis stage of
the project is being provided by Social and Scientific Systems,
Inc., Bethesda, Maryland.
The data were collected under the authorities of the Public
Health Service Act and are being edited and published in
accordance with the confidentiality provisions of that Act and
the Privacy Act.
Additional information on NMES-2 is available from Daniel C.
Walden, Ph.D., Director of the Division of Medical Expenditure
Studies; Center for General Health Services Intramural Research,
Agency for Health Care Policy and Research; Room 18-A-55,
Parklawn Building; 5600 Fishers Lane; Rockville , Maryland, 20857
(301/443-4836).
TECHNICAL PROGRAMMING INFORMATION
General Information
This documentation describes one in a series of public use
tapes from the 1987 National Medical Expenditure Survey (NMES).
The tape contains person-level characteristics and utilization
data collected in rounds 1-4 of the Household Survey component of
NMES. This tape serves as the base tape for all NMES HS public
use tapes containing full-year 1987 data. It contains detailed
information on eligibility status, interview dates, respondent
identifiers, link variables, and other survey administration
variables for all persons in the sample. These variables and all
other variables on this tape which describe sampled persons will
not be included in subsequent public use tapes, with the
exception of person identifiers, age, race and ethnic background,
sex, and region of residence. The round one person
characteristics previously released on Public Use Tape 3 are
being replaced by the round one data contained on this tape.
(The information on functional status previously released on NMES
Public Use Tape 3 has been replaced by the data on Public Use
Tape 10.)
There are two data files on this tape. Both are person-level
files containing one record for each of 38,446 persons. File 1
contains variables describing demographic and family
relationships, income, disability, employment, health insurance
status and utilization data for all of 1987. In order to provide
a manageable data set, two separate files are being released.
The variables on File 1 are the best currently available and
represent a combination of edited and unedited variables. With a
few exceptions, File 2 contains the original unedited versions of
the edited variables on File 1 as well as imputation flags for
the edited and constructed variables on File 1. Full identifier
variables and weight and variance estimation variables are
included on both files.
The data on this tape do not include information on
expenditures and sources of payment associated with each of the
health care services or goods used during the survey year by each
sampled person. This information, together with details
associated with each health care event will be made available in
a series of public use tapes to be released shortly (NMES Public
Use Tapes 14.1-14.5.) These event-level files comprise
individual records of all health care events such as ambulatory
physician visits and inpatient hospital stays associated with the
person-level information on this tape).
The data on this tape are being released as EBCDIC files only.
The tape also includes an EBCDIC file containing programming
statements required to create both a SAS data set and a SAS
format library for each data file on the tape.
The following documentation offers a brief overview of the type
and level of data provided, the content and structure of the data
file and the codebook, and programming information. It contains
the following sections:
Data File Contents and Codebook Structure
Omissions, Edits and Imputations
Variable Naming and Codebook Conventions
Sample Design, Sampling Weights and Variance Estimation
Programming Information
Data Dictionaries
File 1
Alphabetical and Position Listing of Variables
File 1 Codebook
File 2
Alphabetical and Position Listing of Variables
File 2 Codebook
Codebook Notes for Files 1 and 2
More detailed information on NMES data elements, data
collection procedures and instruments, and variance estimation
programs are in Attachments 1 and 2, which are provided as hard-
copy attachments to the data tape. Attachment 3 contains a list
of previously released NMES public use tapes. Attachment 4
contains a list of the NMES Household Survey variables released
to date by NMES public use file of issue.
Data File Contents and Codebook Structure
General Information
Both files on this tape contain a person-level record for each
of the 38,446 people in sampled households who responded for at
least one round of data collection. Each record on File 1
includes person identifiers; survey administration and
eligibility status variables; selected characteristics of the
person including age, sex, race/ethnicity, etc., income and
poverty status; disability days; employment and health insurance;
and utilization for eight types of medical events. File 2, the
Appendix file, contains unedited variables corresponding to the
edited variables on File 1 and imputation flags for the edited
and constructed variables included on File 1. The demographic,
family relationship, insurance, education, employment, veterans'
data and sampling weights contained on File 1 replace
corresponding data items previously released in Public Use Tape 3
(round one household data).
The data on each record are ordered as follows:
File 1
Unique person identifiers
Survey administration and eligibility status variables
Demographic and family relationship variables
Income and poverty status variables
Disability days variables
Employment status and employment history variables
Health insurance variables
Utilization variables for medical provider, hospital
outpatient, emergency room, and dental visits; hospital
inpatient stays; home health services; prescribed
medicines, and special medical equipment
Weight and variance estimation variables
File 2
Unique person identifiers
Unedited versions and imputation flags for edited and
constructed variables contained in File 1
Weight and variance estimation variables
The codebook for each file provides complete listings of
variables in alphabetical order and by file position for cross-
reference. Each codebook provides unweighted and weighted
frequencies for all variables on the file. The codebook notes
for both files follow the codebook for File 2 and offer
information about selected variables. These are indicated with an
asterisk (*) in the codebooks.
Records on Files 1 and 2 can be linked to each other and to all
other public use data sets from the Household Survey by using the
person identifier provided on the files (PIDX).
Record Identifiers
The unique record identifier on both files is the variable PIDX
(ODUX + PN), where:
ODUX = the original dwelling unit, i.e. the dwelling unit
in which each key person lived in round one or, for nonkey
persons, the DU in which key family members lived in round
one
PN = the person number, which is a sequential 2-digit
number + check digit assigned uniquely to each person in
an original dwelling unit.
On both files, the individual components of the unique record
identifiers are provided as separate variables (ODUX, PN) to
facilitate different analyses.
Three different household and family definitions employed in
NMES are reflected in the record and family identifiers contained
on both files:
(1) Original Dwelling Unit (ODUX) corresponds to a sampled
address. All persons living together at this address,
plus any unmarried full-time college student living away
from home whose parents lived at the sampled address, were
eligible for round-specific interviews and are identified
by their common value of ODUX.
(2) Reporting Unit (RUi, i = 1,..,4 for each of the four
rounds of core interviewing) corresponds to the group of
persons covered by a single interview. It was defined as
all persons related by blood, marriage, adoption, or
foster status who were living together at the time of the
interview within an ODUX. For example, two unrelated
individuals living together at a sampled address comprise
one Original Dwelling Unit and two RUs (there are some
unrelated persons assigned to the same RU in NMES).
College students living away from home were interviewed
separately and were assigned to a separate RU, as were
persons who requested a confidential interview separate
from the rest of the family. Note that when the
composition of an RU changed during the year, key persons
and any members of their household moving with them were
followed for the year if such changes occurred. The
HOMEIDXi variable provides a unique RU identification for
each person in each of the four rounds by combining the
ODUX and RUi identifiers into a single variable.
(3) Family Unit (FAMIDXi, i = 1,.,4) corresponds to all
persons related by blood, marriage, adoption, or foster
status who were living together at the time of the
interview plus full-time college students and persons
requesting confidential interviews who had been assigned
to separate RUs for the data collection.
There is no identifier to distinguish immediate family members
from extended family members. However, immediate family members
can be determined through appropriate use of the variables
indicating each person's spouse, mother, and father and
relationship to the reference person. The reference person is
generally the person or one of the persons owning or renting the
dwelling unit (see section 1.3.2 below).
Survey Administration and Eligibility Status Variables
Among the items provided are the dates of interview, reference
period beginning and end dates, respondent identifiers, and
survey eligibility status variables. The most important of the
latter class of variables are:
(1) Key-status (RKEYIND) indicates whether the person was
a key respondent in any round, non-key in all rounds, or
out-of-scope in all rounds. A person was considered "key"
if eligible (i.e., a civilian noninstitutionalized and
living in the U.S.) and selected for the round one
interview, or a person interviewed for the first time
after round one who had no chance of being selected from
another household at the time of the round one interview.
Babies born during the year to a key parent are considered
key. A person is considered "non-key" if he or she joined
the household after round one, but had a chance of being
selected into the survey from another household at round
one. A person in the military the entire year is
considered "out of scope". For each key person, a
distinction is made between persons for whom a response
was obtained for the entire period of eligibility during
1987 and those for whom a response was obtained for only
part of this period. Only key persons for whom a response
was obtained for their entire period of eligibility can be
used to make 1987 full-year estimates (RKEYIND = 1).
(2) Eligibility status (ELIGINDi) indicates, for each
person for each round, whether data were collected for a
person and, if so, whether these data covered the entire
round. If an interview was missed in an eligible round,
this variable identifies whether the time covered by the
missed round was picked up in a subsequent round or not.
(The sample design of NMES produced an approximate 20
percent sample of "holdover" persons who were not
interviewed in round three, but whose round three data
were picked up in the round four interview.) ELIGINDi
also indicates if a person was ineligible during a round.
This variable is in contrast to RKEYIND, which identifies
response status for key persons with respect to
eligibility over the entire year as opposed to the round.
(3) Interview status (NEWSTATi) is a round-specific
variable that indicates a person's status with respect
to response and eligibility at the point of each round's
interview date (or at the time of death or
institutionalization). This is in contrast to ELIGINDi
which identifies eligibility and response with respect
to the entire round, not just the point of interview.
The variable NEWSTATi also provides documentation as to
the reason for ineligibility or nonresponse for a round.
Demographics and Family Relationships
General Information
Demographic and family relationship data were collected for the
NMES sample in the initial screening interview and were updated
in the enumeration booklets for each round of the survey. The
purpose of the screening interview conducted in the fall of 1986
was to identify populations for oversampling in NMES.
Demographic items that were not subject to change and were
collected during this screening interview (sex, date of birth,
race, ethnicity, and prior military service) were not asked again
for persons interviewed in the screener who were in dwelling
units selected for interviews covering the survey year (1987).
For persons or families who moved into a sampled dwelling unit
after the screening interview and became eligible for the main
survey, demographic data were collected in the enumeration
booklet during the interview covering the round in which they
entered the NMES sample. For all respondents, items subject to
change such as marital status, family relationships, and current
military service were updated each round in the enumeration
booklets.
Demographics
The order of the demographic variables on File 1 approximates
the order of these items in the screener/enumeration booklets.
The address of the dwelling unit was initially validated in the
screener and enumeration booklets and provides the geographic
information for the person's RU. In NMES, the 19 largest
Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas (SMSAs) in the nation
were selected into the sample at the first stage of selection
with certainty. The other SMSA and non-SMSA areas were selected
based upon the probability of selection. The variable SSMSA
indicates the type of residential area in which the ODUX is
located as of round one.
The variables FIRSTAGE and LASTAGE indicate the person's age as
of the first and last rounds, respectively, in which the person
had a record. For persons with a round four response, LASTAGE
was calculated as of December 31, 1987.
The variable RACE3 is a person-level variable constructed to
facilitate the poststratification of the NMES person-level
sampling weights by race and ethnicity, considering three
mutually exclusive classifications: Hispanic, Black Non-
Hispanic, Other Non-Hispanic. The variable RACE6 is an edited
version of the racial background variable SMPRABKG taken directly
from the screener and enumeration booklets. Persons of Hispanic
ethnic origin may appear in any of the categories of the RACE6 or
SMPRBKG variables, whereas in the race/ethnicity variable RACE3,
they are coded separately in the Hispanic category.
The three education variables--highest grade completed
(GRSCHCOX), currently enrolled (ISPCUREN), and full- or part-time
student (ISPFUPA)--were collected for persons 17 years and older
as of their first round of NMES participation, which for most
persons was the round one interview. For persons who entered the
survey after round one, it was their first round of participation
after round one.
The variables FIRSTVET and LASTVET are constructed variables
indicating persons who were veterans as of their first or last
round of NMES participation, respectively. Veteran status for
these variables is defined in accord with the definition used by
the Department of Veterans Affairs (persons with prior service in
either the Armed Forces or a National Guard/military reserve
unit). Active duty military personnel were not classified as
veterans. All edited military status variables (e.g., ever
served in Armed Forces, etc.) were coded to "no" for persons 17
and under.
The variable SMPDISX is an edited version of SMPDISAB, which
was modified to be consistent with the constructed variable
LASTVET. It indicates veterans with a service-related
disability.
Family Relationships
The variable CCMARRXi provides standard marital status codes
for each round. In addition, two categories were added to
reflect whether someone was newly divorced or newly widowed since
the previous round.
The variables MOMPN and DADPN indicate the person number of an
individual's mother and father if they were in the same dwelling
unit as that person at any point during the year. The variables
were edited for inconsistencies, but values were not assigned if
the interviewer failed to record the information.
The variable FAMRELi describes a person's relationship to
his/her family's reference person in that round. The reference
person for the primary reporting unit is the person (or one of
the persons) owning or renting the dwelling unit. Individuals or
groups of related persons living in the dwelling unit but not
related to anyone in the primary reporting unit were enumerated
as secondary reporting units. A reference person was also
selected for each secondary reporting unit containing a group of
related persons. The secondary RU reference person is the
person, or one of the persons, who are renters within the DU or
owners of the entire DU.
There are two family size variables on File 1. The first
variable (FAMSZALL) sums across persons with the same family
identifier (FAMIDXi). Persons associated with more than one
family in the survey period and persons who left the survey prior
to round four are counted with the last family to which they
belonged during the year. The second variable (FAMSZR4) is
limited to persons for whom data were collected in the round four
interview and is based on their round-four family.
Income and Poverty Status
Five income-related variables are provided on File 1--two
family-level income variables (FMINCALX and FMINCR4X), one
person-level income variable (PTOTALX), and two poverty status
variables (POVSTAL and POVSTR4) corresponding to the two family
income variables. These variables were constructed from the
income data collected on 26 separate different types of income in
Supplement 4 to the round four interview.
In round four of NMES, the RU respondent was first asked if
anyone in the RU at the time of the interview had income during
1987 from a particular income source. Persons receiving income
from a given source were identified along with the amounts
received during the year. Since certain types of income amounts
received were reported on a part-year basis (weekly, monthly, or
quarterly), the number of part-year periods of recipiency were
also collected. This sequence was repeated for each of the 26
different sources of income covered by the NMES questionnaire.
Missing data for income amounts received, income recipient
indicators (0/1 variables indicating whether or not the person
received income of a given type), and (3) months, weeks, or
quarters during which a person received certain types of income
were imputed for each of the 26 income sources by either logical
or hot-deck imputation. In all, 69 separate income-related
variables were used to construct the income variables on File 1.
About one out of three persons for whom data were collected in
round four had at least one of these 69 variables imputed by
either of these methods.
Income was also imputed to the 2,984 persons in NMES who were
not included in the round four interviews because of death,
institutionalization, military service, or other forms of sample
attrition. Employment income for the institutionalized was
prorated for the portion of the year during which they were
noninstitutionalized; income for persons who died during 1987 was
prorated for the portion of the year during which they were
alive. For the purpose of constructing the family income
variables described below, these persons were considered to be
part of the last reported family with whom they were associated
prior to round four.
After imputing all income components for each of the 26 sources
of income, an aggregate income measure (PTOTALX) was constructed
for each person by summing over each of the income sources
covered by NMES. Two family income measures were produced for
each person by summing over the income for each person (or each
person in round four) in the person's family and then combining
these amounts into the single family measure FMINCALX (or
FMINCR4X). The person's family income was then compared to the
official poverty threshold for 1987 for the appropriate family
size (and age of reference person for units of size one
(unrelated individuals) or for families of size two) to create
the poverty status variable POVSTAL (or POVSTR4) for this data
set. Imputation flags provided on File 2 (PTOTALFL, FAMIALFL,
and FAMIR4FL) indicate that at least one of the 69 variables
comprising personal or family income was imputed for the
corresponding income variable (PTOTALX, FMINCALX, and FMINCR4X).
Of the 2,984 persons who were not included in the round four
NMES interviews, 486 have positive INCALPER weights (discussed in
section 4.2 below) and 2,498 have a zero weight. Although the
latter group contributed to family income (FMINCALX) and poverty
status (POVSTAL) during the year, they are omitted from person
counts and personal income totals in making national income and
poverty estimates with NMES data. Note also that there were
1,489 persons covered in the round four NMES interview who have a
zero weight because of their eligibility/response status in round
four. Although these individuals are omitted from NMES person-
level national income and poverty estimates, the families to
which they belonged in round four reflect these non-eligible
persons and their income in both their family size and family
income variables for purposes of determining poverty status and
income of the family unit.
As discussed in Section 4.2 below, the weights developed for
this public use tape were poststratified to the 1987 Current
Population Survey (CPS), cross-classified by age, race/ethnicity,
gender, and poverty status. The estimated national poverty rates
for the post-stratification cells based on NMES data are
identical to benchmark poverty rates from the CPS for the same
cells for calendar year 1987.
Because the income and poverty measures for the full population
(PTOTALX, FMINCALX, and POVSTAL) count persons (and their income)
for whom data were not collected in round four, they are not
strictly comparable to income and poverty measures from the March
1988 supplement to the CPS. The income and poverty data on the
latter survey are collected for a cross-sectional population like
the round four NMES population.
NMES income totals and means and percentages of the population
reporting income by source were roughly equivalent to the 1988
March Supplement to the CPS (for calendar year 1987) for both the
total population 15 years and older and the population
disaggregated by race/ethnicity and gender of the individual.
Disability Days
Four disability-day measures were constructed for File 1: total
work-loss days (DISWORK), total school-loss days (DISSCHL), total
bed days (DISBED), and total activity cut-down days (DISCD).
These aggregate annual measures were constructed by summing
across all rounds of the survey in which the respondent was
eligible and responded. Disability day data are only provided
for persons who were eligible for the survey and for whom a
response was obtained for their entire period of eligibility--
i.e., those with a value greater than zero for the weight
INCALPER.
Data on disability days were collected in section B of the core
questionnaire in each round of NMES and included the following
information for each type: beginning and end dates of the
disability and the actual number of disability days between these
dates. By questionnaire design, the specific types of disability
periods covered were (1) work-loss or school-loss disability
periods including any hospital inpatient days, (2) bed-day
disability periods excluding hospital days, and (3) cut-down days
excluding all work-loss or school-loss and bed-day disability
periods and hospital days. A bed day can overlap with either a
work-loss or school-loss day. Therefore, to avoid double
counting, these aggregate measures should not be summed to create
a measure of total disability days per person. A measure of
total disability days can be constructed from NMES Public Use
Tape 29 (still to be released).
For records with valid dates but an invalid number of days, two
different methods were used to impute the number of disability
days: for work-loss or school-loss days the number of days was
imputed with a hot deck; for bed-days or cutdown days it was
calculated as the difference between the beginning and ending
dates on the record. Records whose only valid information
included one date were edited by either logical editing or
regression imputation. Beginning and ending disability dates
were edited for consistency with the reported beginning and
ending eligibility dates of the reference period as well as for
consistency with the number of disability days reported in the
spell. In addition, bed days and cut-down days were edited for
overlaps with hospital stays when hospital admission and
discharge dates were available, and cut-down days were edited for
overlaps with work-loss, school-loss days, or bed-loss days. Of
the 45,456 disability periods reported on NMES, 22.5 percent
contain edited data. Of the persons reporting at least one or
more disability periods, 36.3 percent had edited data for at
least one disability period in constructing the person's annual
data.
Employment
Data Items
Employment data were obtained for all persons 16 or older at
the time of the interview. Information about employment status
and different types of jobs held by sampled persons was collected
in sections B (disability days) and S (employment) of the core
questionnaire in each round of NMES. To keep the extensive
amount of employment data collected in each round of NMES within
reasonable limits on this tape, round-specific variables were
annualized or refer to the "last job" a person held during 1987.
In addition, a subset of the most critical round-specific
employment variables were selected for File 1 that included (1)
employment status in the week prior to the interview (HVEJOBXi)
corresponding to questions B1 and B2, (2) employment status
during the reference period for each (EMPLOYXi) corresponding to
question S1 , and (3) additional variables providing information
about workers who were laid off or did not work during all or
part of the reference period corresponding to questions S3
through S9.
The job described in the series of questions beginning at
question S21 (referred to as the "S21 job") is the main job held
at the interview date or the last job held during the reference
period if the person did not have a job at the interview date.
For respondents included in the first round of NMES interviews,
the "S16" job described by the questions starting at question S16
represents the last job held by persons who were never employed
from the beginning date of the survey reference period to the end
of their NMES participation during 1987. The tape includes
detailed information for the last S21 job during 1987 and/or the
last S16 job prior to 1987 reported for the person in the survey.
Note that an S16 job could refer to 1987 if the respondent was
not included in the round one NMES interview, held a job between
January 1, 1987 and their first subsequent interview round, and
was not employed in that latter round. Note also that a person
55 years and older could have data for both S21 and S16 jobs if
the S16 job represented a "retirement" job based on responses to
questions S13 - S15 and the person also reported an S21 job
during the survey period.
Data collected for the S16 last job included self-employment
status (WRKSS16X) and industry and occupation codes corresponding
to questions S16, S18 and S19 on the core questionnaire. In
addition to this information, data collected for the S21 job
included variables for the wage rate, usual hours worked per
week, job start and stop dates, size of employer, union
membership, and other job characteristics corresponding to
questions S24 through S41 on the questionnaire.
Editing and Methods Used to Construct Employment Variables
The employment section of the tape also includes two
constructed variables for annual weeks worked (WEKSTTLX) and for
whether or not someone changed their S21 job during the survey
year (CHNGJOB).
The variable WEKSTTLX represents the aggregation of reported
responses to S2 from the questionnaire over the four rounds of
interviews. If data collected for a person in response to
question S2 in any particular round was having worked "the whole
time," weeks worked were computed as the number of weeks in the
reference period in which the person was participating in NMES.
Employed persons with missing data for question S2 in a
particular round were assigned weeks worked for that reference
period through logical editing based on available information for
reference dates, interview dates, and dates jobs started and
ended. If weeks worked for a particular reference period could
not be assigned through such imputations, annual weeks worked
(WEKSTTLX) were derived through a weighted sequential hot deck
imputation.
The variable CHNGJOB is a constructed variable that indicates
that a person held a different S21 job prior to the last S21 job
reported in 1987.
Logical imputation was used on a case-by-case basis to edit the
round-specific variables for EMPLOYXi and HVEJOBXi, and the S21
job-related variables DAYSPRWX, WAGERTEX, and PERWHATX. All
other "edited" employment variables used hot deck imputation for
item nonresponse. Skip patterns for all edited employment
variables on File 1 were edited for consistency, but those of the
unedited employment variables on Files 1 and 2 were not edited.
Health Insurance
Data Items
Round-specific constructed variables are provided for each type
of health insurance coverage data collected in Section T of the
core questionnaire of NMES. Health insurance coverage under
Medicare, CHAMPUS/CHAMPVA, Medicaid, and private health insurance
refers to a person's status on the interview date for each round
(December 31, 1987 for round four). Other public medical
assistance (for example, state and local programs not subsidized
by the Federal government) is indicated if a person was covered
at any time during the reference period for the round. Persons
identified as uninsured in each round are those for whom no
coverage under Medicare, CHAMPUS/CHAMPVA, Medicaid, other public
medical assistance or private insurance is indicated.
Respondents were specifically told to exclude from private health
insurance any plan that pays only for accidents or specific dread
diseases, or only provides extra cash during a hospitalization.
In round one, if a Reporting Unit (RU) reported any private
insurance, then all of the RU's plans were enumerated. The
source of each plan (whether an employer or business, union or
other group, or insurance company) was specifically identified,
as was the policyholder. In some instances, as for children
insured by a divorced parent, the policyholder was not a
Reporting Unit member. (For some plans, the source of coverage
could not be classified.) Finally, the interviewer ascertained
which members of the Reporting Unit were covered by each plan.
Editing and Methods Used to Construct Insurance Variables
Private insurance status was edited and logically imputed
according to sources of payment for health expenditures reported
in the survey, employment, income, public coverage, the insurance
status of other family members, and other factors associated with
private coverage. The round-specific indicator (PRIVFLi)
provided in the appendix file (File 2) signifies editing or
imputation of a person's private insurance coverage with respect
to at least one of the family's plans in the round. To the
extent that some persons were clearly covered by at least one
other plan, the editing or imputation did not necessarily affect
a person's private insurance status. More detail on private
insurance coverage and premiums will be made available for the
sample of privately covered persons for whom additional
information was obtained in the NMES Health Insurance Plans
Survey (HIPS), to be released as NMES Public Use Tapes 15 and 16.
After round one, each person's coverage with respect to each
private plan and the plans covering members of each reporting
unit were updated. The variables indicating persons with private
insurance from one or more sources for each round were
constructed from the plan(s), if any, covering each person at the
time of each interview or the end of the year. The coverage from
parents reported by students living away from home was related to
the family's plans. Because the policyholder for each plan was
also identified, variables were constructed to identify
policyholders of private insurance plans in general and by
different type of private plan (union group, employer group,
nongroup, etc.).
Coverage under public financing programs was edited and, if
necessary, logically imputed according to income sources and
other characteristics related to program eligibility and the
sources of payment for utilization and expenditures reported for
the person elsewhere in the survey. With the exception of
Medicaid, editing or imputation of public coverage indicators can
be identified by comparing the original values of variables in
the appendix file to the edited values. The Medicaid coverage
variables (MCAIDFXi) on File 1 are constructed and edited
variables that indicate coverage at the time of the interview for
each round. The unedited counterpart variables on File 2
(MCAIDFi) indicate coverage for the person at any time during the
reference period for each round, and correspond to question T7
from the core questionnaire.
Utilization
General Information
The NMES Household Survey collected data in each round on the
use of physician, non-physician, hospital, home care and dental
services by sampled persons and on their purchases of prescribed
medicines and special medical equipment, including vision aids.
Round-specific utilization data were summed across rounds and are
reported on File 1 as annual utilization for each person. This
information was collected by first identifying the person(s) in
the reporting unit who used a service during the round (in the
provider probe section in Section C of the NMES core
questionnaire). Similarly, persons in the RU who purchased or
otherwise obtained one or more prescribed medicines by name or
incurred expenses for specified types of medical equipment during
the round were identified in the respective probe sections for
these items (questions N1-N9 and P1-P17 of the NMES core
household questionnaire). Data on the number and type of
purchases of medical services, prescription medicines, or medical
equipment by these persons in the RU were then collected in the
separate booklets for these services or items in each round of
NMES.
Utilization data are only provided for key persons, i.e., those
eligible for the survey who responded for their entire period of
eligibility and have a value greater than zero for the weight
INCALPER (34,459 of the 38,446 persons on the data files).
The data reported in the discrete utilization sections (1.8.1-
1.8.8) correspond to those reported in the separate booklets for
different types of care. Because there was only limited
imputation of data for home health care and prescribed medicine
use, unedited utilization data or imputation flags are not
provided on File 2 for these items. Type of dental service or
length of hospital stay were imputed where necessary. Unedited
data for the imputed utilization items will be provided on
corresponding NMES event files (NMES Public Use Tapes 14.1 -
14.5).
Medical Provider Visits
The data on use of medical providers were collected in Section
C of the core questionnaire (provider probes section) and in the
medical provider visit booklet (questions beginning with the
letter J) in each round of the Household Survey. Four annual
variables are provided on File 1 from these data. They include
the number of visits for each person during the survey year to
physicians (Doctors of Medicine or Osteopathy) (DRVISITS), and
other medical providers (NONDRVIS) in any setting other than at
home, in a hospital outpatient clinic or emergency room, or as a
patient in a hospital, nursing home, or similar inpatient
facility. Also included are the number of telephone calls to
ambulatory care physicians (DRTEL) and other medical providers
during the year. Other medical providers included persons such
as optometrists, podiatrists, chiropractors, physical therapists,
speech therapists, audiologists, occupational therapists, nurses,
nurse practitioners, paramedics, health aides, physician
assistants, psychologists, and psychiatric social workers.
Hospital Outpatient Visits
The utilization data for hospital outpatient visits were mainly
collected in Section C of the core questionnaire and in the
hospital outpatient visit booklet (questions beginning with F) in
each round, but were also collected in the inpatient hospital
stay booklet for hospital stays in which the person was not in
the hospital overnight. The hospital outpatient visits in this
section are divided into those to a physician (DROPD), including
zero-night hospital stays, and those to other medical providers
(NONDROPD).
Emergency Room Visits
Data on this type of visit were reported in the provider probe
section of the core questionnaire and in the emergency room visit
booklet (the E questions) in each round. They represent the
total number of emergency room visits during the survey year for
each person (EROMS). A separate variable is provided for the
subset of emergency room visits during the year resulting in a
hospitalization (EROMHO).
Hospital Inpatient Stays
These data were collected in Section C of the core
questionnaire and in the inpatient hospital stay booklets (the G
questions) in each round. They exclude zero night hospital
stays, which are included as hospital outpatient visits (see
1.8.3).
The number of overnight hospital stays during the survey year
for each person (HOSP) and the number of nights spent in the
hospital during the year summed over all inpatient hospital stays
(HOSPNGT) per person are provided. Stays for deliveries are
counted as two stays; one for the mother and one for the newborn.
Where applicable, length of hospital stay data were obtained
from a linked record in the NMES Medical Provider Survey (MPS),
which obtained provider information for a sample of medical
events reported by household respondents (see section 4.1.2 for a
brief description of the MPS). If MPS length of stay information
was not available, the length of stay as reported by the
household respondent was used. If neither was available, the
length of stay was imputed using a regression model and weighted
sequential hot deck imputation. Of the persons reporting at
least 1 or more hospitalizations, 3.8 percent had length of stay
imputed. Of the total number of hospital stays reported, 2.9
percent had length of stay imputed.
Home Health Services
These data were collected in the provider probe section of the
core questionnaire and in the home health services booklet (the H
questions) in each round of the Household Survey. Two variables
were constructed for annual utilization of home health care
services for File 1. These indicate the number of home health
visits during the survey year by a physician (DRHOME) and by non-
physician providers (NONDRMHM) for each person. These other
providers include nurses, nurses aides, therapists, home health
aides, homemakers, and social workers. Care provided by informal
providers such as friends, neighbors, and relatives is not
included on this tape.
Data on provider type were logically edited using both the home
health booklets and the matched records from MPS. Discrepancies
in reporting between the two sources were resolved by examining
responses to questions about the types of services performed by
the home health provider. (All home health care events were
included in the MPS sample).
The number of visits was taken, when available, from the Home
Health Services booklet in each round of the Household Survey,
and was supplemented by the matched record in the MPS if the
number of visits was not available. Where the number of visits
remained missing for a specific round of data collection, it was
imputed by a weighted sequential hot deck method. The number of
visits was imputed for 5.36 percent of persons with INCALPER > O
and with one or more formal home health visits in 1987 for at
least one round. For the formal home health care visits reported
on File 1, 6.03 percent were imputed for at least one round.
An aggregate measure of visits for each type of provider was
constructed by summing the utilization data over all four rounds
and over all providers of the same type for each sampled person
in NMES.
Prescribed Medicines
Data on utilization of outpatient prescribed medicines were
collected in Questions N1-N9 of the core questionnaire
(prescribed medicine probes) and in the prescribed medicine
booklet (Questions N10-N32) for each round. The variable PMEDS
on File 1 was constructed to indicate the number of outpatient
medications prescribed by a physician that were purchased or
otherwise obtained by each sampled person during the survey year.
The count includes refills of the same medication as well as
purchases of different medications during the year.
Data were missing on frequency of purchase for 1.43 percent of
the prescriptions reported during the four interviewing rounds of
NMES. Regression models developed to predict the frequency of
purchase indicated that the only significant predictor within a
reference period was the prescription code of the prescription
medicine name. Data for cases where frequency of purchase was
missing were replaced with the median value of frequency of
purchase within a specific prescription code. For key persons
reporting use of prescribed medicines on the National Medical
Expenditure Survey, 4.10 percent had one or more frequencies of
purchase imputed by this method.
Dental Visits
These data were collected in Section C of the core
questionnaire and in the dental visit booklet (the D Questions)
in each round of NMES. Two annual utilization variables were
constructed for File 1. The first provides a count of all visits
during 1987 to a dentist, dental surgeon, oral surgeon,
orthodontist, dental assistant, or any other person for dental
care (DENT). The second provides a count of the number of visits
involving orthodontia (DENTORTH) during the survey year as a
subset of the first variable.
For a small number of dental visits the type of dental service
was missing. This information was imputed from other dental
visits by the same person to the same or different providers
during the year. If such data were not available, then the type
of service was imputed probabilistically from the relative
frequency of each of the different types reported in NMES.
Other Medical Expenses
The data for other medical expenses were obtained in questions
P1 through P17 of the core questionnaire (other medical expenses
probes) and in the Other Medical Expenses booklet (questions P17
through P38) in each round. Two annual utilization variables
were constructed for File 1 with these data.
The first, MEXP1, indicates the total number of purchases or
repairs of eyeglasses/contact lenses for the sampled person
during the survey year. The second, MEXPOTH, indicates the total
number of purchases or rentals of medical equipment and supplies
other than eyeglasses/contact lenses for the sampled person
during the survey year. Medical equipment and supplies counted
in MEXPOTH include orthopedic items (crutches, wheelchairs,
walkers, corrective shoes), hearing aid devices, diabetic
equipment or supplies (insulin, syringes, test paper),
prostheses, special home/car alterations or equipment (ramps,
handrails, special bathroom fixtures, special automobile
equipment), and ambulance services.
Omissions, Edits and Imputations
Omissions
Characteristics of jobs held other than the last job held
during the survey year were omitted from the employment section
of this tape, primarily due to the volume of data involved.
Specific information regarding insurance coverage periods within
each of the four reference period (for example, the months during
which a person was covered by Medicaid), are likewise omitted.
More detail regarding private insurance coverage will be made
available for a subsample of persons with private coverage from
the NMES Health Insurance Plans Survey (HIPS). Information on HMO
status is being edited in conjunction with the HIPS data and will
be released separately.
Certain variables, including "other specify" text fields, have
been omitted for confidentiality reasons.
Edits and Imputations
There are several kinds of variables on these files: those
edited for logical inconsistencies and with imputations of
missing data; those edited for logical inconsistencies without
imputations for missing data; unedited variables; constructed
variables created from edited and/or unedited variables; and flag
variables. For details about specific variables, see Section C.1
of this documentation.
In general, all edited variables on File 1 are denoted by the
suffix "ED" in the descriptor label with the exception of link
variables (e.g. ODUX, PIDX) and eligibility variables (e.g.
ELIGINDi, RKEYIND, reference dates); these have all been edited
but are not denoted with an "ED." Item nonresponse on NMES was
edited by either (1) logical editing, (2) weighted sequential hot
deck imputation, (3) regression imputation, or (4) replacement
with simple mean or median values. File 1 also contains a few
unedited variables and constructed variables which were created
from two or more variables. In general, if one or more of the
variables used to construct a variable on File 1 has imputed
values such as family or person-level income, then an imputation
flag was added to File 2. The unedited versions of the edited
variables on File 1 and the imputation flags comprise File 2.
Edited or constructed variables using at least one edited
original variable are denoted by an "X" at the end of the
variable name on File 1 and have corresponding unedited
variable(s) or an imputation flag variable on File 2. Exceptions
are age, race/ethnicity, sex, region, and family relationships
and the link and eligibility status variables. Variable names on
File 2 ending in an "FL" distinguish imputation flag variables
from the unedited variables on File 2.
Fewer than 0.1 percent of the constructed age variables
FIRSTAGE and LASTAGE used at least one edited component. Similar
percentages apply to the survey eligibility variable TIME_E (1.3
percent), and the family relationship variables MOMPN (1.0
percent), DADPN (0.8 percent), SPOPNRi (0.3, 0.3, 0.2, and 0.3
percent by round), and FAMRELi (0.3, 0.3, 0.2, and 0.4 percent by
round). The variable TIME_E was edited to reflect the actual
number of days for which the person was eligible for the survey,
as reference period dates were edited in conjunction with edited
interview status variables (NEWSTATi). The family relationship
variables were edited by using consistency checks with respect to
age, sex, marital status, and family relationship data.
Variable Naming and Codebook Conventions
Each codebook describes an EBCDIC data set and contains
unweighted and weighted frequencies for a total of 38,446
records. The following programming identifiers are provided in
the codebook for each variable:
IDENTIFIER DESCRIPTION
NAME Variable name (maximum of 8 characters)
DESCRIPTION Variable descriptor (maximum of 40 characters)
The term PID in the descriptor refers to the
unique person each record represents.
FORMAT Number of bytes (and decimal places, if any)
TYPE Type of data: numeric (indicated by NUM) or
character (indicated by CHAR)
START Beginning column position of variable in
the record
END Ending column position of variable in
the record
NOTES Indicator of an explanatory note(s)
corresponding to the variable
In general, variable names reflect the content of the variable,
with an 8 character limitation. For edited versions of original
variables, the edited variable name is generally identical to the
original variable with an "X" appended (and truncated when
necessary to comply with the 8 character limitation). An "X"
appearing at the end of a variable name on File 1 indicates that
there is a corresponding unedited or imputation flag variable on
File 2. As a general rule, variables that refer to repeated
observations on the same data element for each round of
interviewing share the same name, except for the last character
designating the round number. For employment and insurance
variables corresponding to specific questionnaire items, the
question number is included in the variable label.
The most commonly used reserved code values on these files are
as follows:
VALUE DEFINITION
-1 INAPPLICABLE Question was not asked due to skip pattern
-3 NO DATA IN RD Respondent was not interviewed in round
-4 NOT FULL RSPDT Respondent did not respond for the entire
period of 1987 eligibility, or respondent was
non-key or out of scope
-7 REFUSED Question was asked and respondent refused to
answer the question
-8 DK Question was asked and respondent did not know
the answer
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN Interviewer did not record the data
Sample Design, Sampling Weights, and Variance Estimation
Sample Design and Response Rates
The NMES Household Survey
The NMES Household Survey was designed to produce statistically
unbiased national estimates that are representative of the
civilian noninstitutionalized population of the United States as
of 1987. For sample selection, the household component of NMES
used two independent national multistage area samples from
Westat, Inc. and NORC. To improve the quality of the data and to
allow for analysis of trends during 1987, it was conducted as a
panel survey over four core rounds of interviewing.
Sampling specifications required the selection of about 17,500
households for the first core household interview. Data were
obtained for about 85.5 percent of eligible households in the
first interview and 80 percent by the fourth interview.
Approximately 6 percent of all survey participants provided data
for only some of the time in which they were eligible to respond.
These persons were considered total nonrespondents and a standard
nonresponse weight adjustment was used to account for possible
selection bias in this respect. For a detailed description of
the survey design and of sampling, estimation, and adjustment
methods see Cohen, DiGaetano, and Waksberg, Methods 3, (in
press).
The NMES Medical Provider Survey
The Medical Provider Survey (MPS) in NMES was primarily
designed to reduce the bias associated with national medical
expenditure estimates derived from household reported data. This
bias is a function of item nonresponse and poor quality data. By
selectively targeting (1) individuals who were most likely to
misreport or not possess adequate knowledge about their medical
expenditures and (2) medical care events that were expected to be
associated with charge data of questionable quality, optimal use
could be made of medical provider reported data to improve the
accuracy of national medical expenditure survey estimates.
Consequently, the MPS was designed to obtain provider-reported
charge data for household-reported medical care events, and to
serve as a data replacement strategy to reduce the level of
nonresponse bias in survey estimates due to missing charge data.
By also serving to replace household reported charge data of poor
quality, the provider survey would also improve the accuracy in
estimates derived from the NMES.
The survey included all medical providers that were associated
with NMES sample respondents identified in a nationally
representative 25 percent sample of the dwelling units that
completed the round one household interview. After the 25
percent MPS sample of DUs was drawn, the providers associated
with any remaining DUs on the sample frame containing at least
one key respondent eligible for Medicaid in round one were
selected for participation. These individuals were targeted for
MPS sample selection as a consequence of their difficulty in
reporting medical expenditures associated with health care
utilization. The union of the Medicaid eligible individuals
selected in the 25 percent sample and all remaining Medicaid
eligible individuals represented a certainty sample of all Medic-
aid eligible individuals that completed the round one interview.
In addition, from the prior 1977 National Medical Care Expendi-
ture Survey, it was determined that high levels of missing or
inaccurate data were associated with the following medical
events: hospitalizations, hospital outpatient visits, emergency
room visits, clinic visits (other than visits to a school or
company clinic), and home health care events. Consequently, all
providers associated with any of these events reported over the
four rounds of data collection in the NMES by household respon-
dents, were also selected for participation in the MPS. For a
detailed description of the NMES Medical Provider Survey see Ward
and Tourangeau(in press).
Sampling Weights
The application of sampling weights is essential to the
derivation of unbiased estimates of the U.S. civilian non-
institutionalized population and to the identification of
eligible persons for whom a response was obtained for their
entire period of eligibility on these files. Three person-level
weights are provided for this NMES public use data tape. These
weights reflect adjustments for complete and round-specific
nonresponse to the NMES survey and post-stratification to the
Census Bureau's 1987 Current Population Survey (CPS) cross-
classified by age, race/ethnicity, gender, and poverty status.
The first and last weights were poststratified to the CPS from
November 1987, while the round one weight, WGTR1PER, was
poststratified to the CPS from March 1987. National poverty
rates from the 1988 March Supplement to the CPS for poverty
status in calendar year 1987 were embodied in all three weights
by age, race/ethnicity, and gender classes in the post-
stratification process.
(1) INCALPER -- A weight for key persons who were
eligible at any time during 1987 and responded for the
entire period of their eligibility. This weight should be
used to make full-year estimates from NMES for 1987 using
a sample size of 34,459 persons with a positive value for
this weight. The sum of weights for persons with a
positive INCALPER weight is 239,392,856.
(2) WGTR1PER -- A weight for key persons who were
eligible in round one and who responded for their entire
period of eligibility in 1987. This weight should be used
when making point in time estimates for the beginning of
the year--that is, round one population cross-sectional
estimates. There are 33,967 persons with positive
WGTR1PER weights. The sum of weights for persons with
positive WGTR1PER weights is 237,890,491.
(3) WGTR4PER -- A weight for key persons who were
eligible in round four and who responded for their entire
period of eligibility in 1987. This weight should be used
when making end of the year estimates--that is, round four
population cross-sectional estimates. There are 33,973
persons with positive WGTR4PER weights. The sum of
weights for persons with a positive WGTR4PER weight is
239,392,856.
Sampling Weights for Merges of NMES Household Public Use Tapes
There have been several previous releases of NMES Household
Survey public use data (see Attachment 3). Unless a variable
name common to several tapes is provided, the person-level
sampling weights contained on these tapes are tape-specific. The
tape-specific sampling weights reflect minor adjustments to
eligibility and response indicators due, among other factors, to
birth, death, or institutionalization among respondents.
Adjustments to the weights have also included post-stratification
adjustments to control for the distribution of the U.S.
noninstitutionalized population by poverty status and, where
appropriate, nonresponse adjustments for round-specific
supplemental questionnaires (e.g., the health status
questionnaires).
For use of a NMES data file that does not require merging
variables on other NMES files, the sampling weights provided on
that tape are the appropriate weights. When merging a NMES
Household Survey tape to another NMES Household Survey tape, the
major analytical variable (i.e., the dependent variable)
determines the correct sampling weight to use. For example, for
person-level 1987 estimates of prescribed medicines (a variable
from the present Household Survey tape) using health status
variables from NMES Public Use Tape 9, the full-year weight,
INCALPER, on the present tape should be used. By contrast, for
an analysis of health status as the major dependent variable
using health care utilization as an independent variable, the
weight, HSQACCWT, from Public Use Tape 9 should be used. Three
exceptions to this general sampling weight and merger procedure
are noted below. For details concerning the appropriate weight
specific to each tape, see the hard copy information specific to
each tape.
(1) For estimates using data from NMES Public Use
Tape 3 (round one person characteristics and functional
health status data), the round one weight, WGTR1PER,
provided on the present tape should be used. It should be
noted that as a result of further response and eligibility
edits, not all persons will link when merging Tape 3 to
the present tape. In those instances, an imputation or
weighting strategy can be developed to adjust for all
persons with positive WGTR1PER weights. The preferred
approach is to use the round one data and round one weight
released on the present tape.
(2) For point in time estimates of ADL and IADL
problems (Tape 10), the round one or four weight
(WGTR1PER and WGTR4PER, respectively), provided on the
present tape should be used in all instances of merged
data regardless of the type of analysis.
(3) NMES Public Use Tape 4, which contains prescribed
medicine data for the Medicare beneficiary
population, was not designed for mergers with
subsequent NMES Household Survey public use
tapes and should not be merged with the present
tape. Prescribed medicine data for the entire
NMES household population will be released as
Public Use Tape 14.1. This tape can be merged to
the present tape.
It should be noted that the sampling weight (HSQACCWT) provided
on NMES Tape 9 reflects nonresponse adjustments specific to the
health status questionnaire and access to care supplement data on
Tape 9. This further nonresponse adjustment requires additional
considerations in merging Tape 9 with the present tape.
(1) When making estimates for data in the present tape,
the sampling weights provided on the current tape should
be used. This would include persons not on Tape 9 in the
analysis, although data items from Tape 9 will be missing
values for these persons.
(2) When making estimates of health status or access to
care indicators, the weight, HSQACCWT, should be used.
This weight adjusts for the exclusion of persons appearing
on the present tape that do not link to Tape 9.
Variance Estimation
Variance estimates of sample statistics require that the
complex nature of the NMES Household Survey design be taken into
account for hypothesis testing and for the construction of
confidence intervals. To obtain variance estimates of statistics
by means of statistical programs that use the Taylor series
method of variance estimation, variables must be used that denote
the strata and the primary sampling unit (PSU) within a given
stratum. The variables STRATUMX and SPSU are these variables,
respectively, and are included on both files.
There are variance estimation programs that account for the
complex survey design. A list of available variance estimation
programs is included as Attachment 2.
Programming Information
There are four files on the tape. These files are contained on
a standard label, 9 track 6250 bpi tape. The specifications for
each file on the tape are as follows:
FILE 1:
Description: NMES Population Characteristics and Utilization
Data for 1987
File 1 - Edited and Constructed Variables
Dataset Name: NMES.HS.UTIL1
Number of Observations: 38,446
Number of Variables: 318
Record Length: 775 bytes
Block Size: 14,725 bytes
Record Format: FB
FILE 2:
Description: NMES Population Characteristics and Utilization
Data for 1987
File 2 - Original Variables and Edit Flags
Dataset Name: NMES.HS.UTIL2
Number of Observations: 38,446
Number of Variables: 74
Record Length: 210 bytes
Block Size: 14,910 bytes
Record Format: FB
FILE 3:
Description: NMES Population Characteristics and Utilization
Data for 1987: Technical and Programming
Information and Data Dictionary
Dataset Name: NMES.HS.UTILD
Record Length: 133 bytes
Block Size: 19,950 bytes
Record Format: FB
FILE 4:
Description: NMES Population Characteristics and Utilization
Data for 1987: Additional Documentation for
SAS Users
Dataset Name: NMES.HS.UTILS
Record Length: 80 bytes
Block Size: 800 bytes
Record Format: FB
Files 1 and 2 were created using the SAS (Statistical Analysis
System, version 5.18) computer software, and converted to EBCDIC
format. File 3 contains the technical documentation stored as an
Operating System (OS) EBCDIC file containing ASA carriage control
characters in the first byte in each record, which will direct
the line printer to skip lines, begin a new page, etc. This
technical documentation can be copied to disk and retrieved on-
line to view, modify with a text editor program such as WYLBUR,
or make additional copies. File 4 is an EBCDIC file containing
the following additional documentation for SAS users: INPUT
statement to create the SAS file, including a LABEL statement;
SAS statements which assign a format name to each variable; and
SAS statements describing formats.
DATA DICTIONARY
File 1
Alphabetical Listing of Variables
NMES POPULATION CHARACTERISTICS AND UTILIZATION DATA FOR 1987
FILE 1 CODEBOOK
DATE: SEPTEMBER 17, 1991
-----ALPHABETICAL LISTING OF VARIABLES-----
START END NAME DESCRIPTION
----- --- ---- -----------
257 257 ARMYX ED PID EVER SERVE IN ARMED FORCES
103 104 BEGDATD1 BEGINNING OF REFERENCE PER - DAY - R1
121 122 BEGDATD2 BEGINNING OF REFERENCE PER - DAY - R2
139 140 BEGDATD3 BEGINNING OF REFERENCE PER - DAY - R3
157 158 BEGDATD4 BEGINNING OF REFERENCE PER - DAY - R4
101 102 BEGDATM1 BEGINNING OF REFERENCE PER - MONTH - R1
119 120 BEGDATM2 BEGINNING OF REFERENCE PER - MONTH - R2
137 138 BEGDATM3 BEGINNING OF REFERENCE PER - MONTH - R3
155 156 BEGDATM4 BEGINNING OF REFERENCE PER - MONTH - R4
105 106 BEGDATY1 BEGINNING OF REFERENCE PER - YEAR - R1
123 124 BEGDATY2 BEGINNING OF REFERENCE PER - YEAR - R2
141 142 BEGDATY3 BEGINNING OF REFERENCE PER - YEAR - R3
159 160 BEGDATY4 BEGINNING OF REFERENCE PER - YEAR - R4
539 540 BUSINC S36 PID HAS INCORPORATED BUSINESS
199 200 CCMARRX1 ED PID MARITAL STATUS - R1
201 202 CCMARRX2 ED PID MARITAL STATUS - R2
203 204 CCMARRX3 ED PID MARITAL STATUS - R3
205 206 CCMARRX4 ED PID MARITAL STATUS - R4
186 186 CENDIV CENSUS DIVISION
565 566 CHMPUSX1 ED T5 PID COV BY CHAMPUS OR CHAMPVA - R1
567 568 CHMPUSX2 ED T5 PID COV BY CHAMPUS OR CHAMPVA - R2
569 570 CHMPUSX3 ED T5 PID COV BY CHAMPUS OR CHAMPVA - R3
571 572 CHMPUSX4 ED T5 PID COV BY CHAMPUS OR CHAMPVA - R4
490 491 CHNGJOB PID CHANGED S21 JOB SOMETIME DURING YEAR
482 483 CINDLS16 CONDENSED INDUSTRY CODE FOR S16 LAST JOB
504 505 CINDLS21 CONDENSED INDUSTRY CODE FOR S21 LAST JOB
484 485 COCCLS16 CONDENSED OCCUPATN CODE FOR S16 LAST JOB
506 507 COCCLS21 CONDENSED OCCUPATN CODE FOR S21 LAST JOB
210 212 DADPN FATHER PN
510 511 DAYSPRWX ED S29 DAYS PER WEEK PID WORK @ LAST JOB
718 719 DENT PID TOTAL # DENTAL VISITS
720 721 DENTORTH PID # DENTAL VSTS INVLVNG ORTHDONTIA WRK
300 302 DISBED PID # BED DISABILITY DAYS EXCL HOSP DAYS
309 311 DISCD PID # CUTDOWN DSB DYS EXCL BD/WK/SCH/HSP
306 308 DISSCHL PID # SCHL-LOSS DISAB DYS INCL HOSP DAYS
303 305 DISWORK PID # WRK-LOSS DISAB DAYS INCL HOSP DAYS
710 711 DRHOME PID # HOME HEALTH VISITS BY A PHYSICIAN
695 697 DROPD PID # PHYS HSP OUTPT VST & ZERO-NGHT ADM
688 689 DRTEL PID # PHYS PHONE CONTACTS NOT HOSP-BASED
685 687 DRVISITS PID # PHYS VISITS EXCL HOSP-BASED & HOME
259 259 DUTYX ED PID NOW ON ACTIVE DUTY IN NAT GRD/RES
18 18 ELIGIND1 ELIGIBILITY/RESPONSE INDICATOR - R1
19 19 ELIGIND2 ELIGIBILITY/RESPONSE INDICATOR - R2
20 20 ELIGIND3 ELIGIBILITY/RESPONSE INDICATOR - R3
21 21 ELIGIND4 ELIGIBILITY/RESPONSE INDICATOR - R4
312 313 EMPLOYX1 ED BXB2 PID EMPLOYMENT STATUS - R1
314 315 EMPLOYX2 ED BXB2 PID EMPLOYMENT STATUS - R2
316 317 EMPLOYX3 ED BXB2 PID EMPLOYMENT STATUS - R3
318 319 EMPLOYX4 ED BXB2 PID EMPLOYMENT STATUS - R4
109 110 ENDDATD1 END OF REFERENCE PERIOD - DAY - R1
127 128 ENDDATD2 END OF REFERENCE PERIOD - DAY - R2
145 146 ENDDATD3 END OF REFERENCE PERIOD - DAY - R3
163 164 ENDDATD4 END OF REFERENCE PERIOD - DAY - R4
107 108 ENDDATM1 END OF REFERENCE PERIOD - MONTH - R1
125 126 ENDDATM2 END OF REFERENCE PERIOD - MONTH - R2
143 144 ENDDATM3 END OF REFERENCE PERIOD - MONTH - R3
161 162 ENDDATM4 END OF REFERENCE PERIOD - MONTH - R4
111 112 ENDDATY1 END OF REFERENCE PERIOD - YEAR - R1
129 130 ENDDATY2 END OF REFERENCE PERIOD - YEAR - R2
147 148 ENDDATY3 END OF REFERENCE PERIOD - YEAR - R3
165 166 ENDDATY4 END OF REFERENCE PERIOD - YEAR - R4
703 704 EROMHO PID # EMER RM VSTS RSLTNG IN HSP ADM
701 702 EROMS PID TOTAL # EMERGENCY ROOM VISITS
535 536 ESTMATEX ED S34 EST WORKFORCE AT PID WORKPLACE
330 331 EVERWRK1 S3 PID EVER WORKED FOR PAY - R1
332 333 EVERWRK2 S3 PID EVER WORKED FOR PAY - R2
334 335 EVERWRK3 S3 PID EVER WORKED FOR PAY - R3
336 337 EVERWRK4 S3 PID EVER WORKED FOR PAY - R4
462 463 EVRETIRE S13 PID EVER RETIRE FR JOB OR BUSINESS
70 76 FAMIDX1 FAMILY IDENTIFIER - R1
77 83 FAMIDX2 FAMILY IDENTIFIER - R2
84 90 FAMIDX3 FAMILY IDENTIFIER - R3
91 97 FAMIDX4 FAMILY IDENTIFIER - R4
454 455 FAMILL S11 PID W/O JOB: FAM MEM ILL/DISABLED
225 226 FAMREL1 PID RELAT'P TO REF PERS IN FAMILY - R1
227 228 FAMREL2 PID RELAT'P TO REF PERS IN FAMILY - R2
229 230 FAMREL3 PID RELAT'P TO REF PERS IN FAMILY - R3
231 232 FAMREL4 PID RELAT'P TO REF PERS IN FAMILY - R4
233 235 FAMRP1 PN OF FAMILY REFERENCE PERSON - R1
236 238 FAMRP2 PN OF FAMILY REFERENCE PERSON - R2
239 241 FAMRP3 PN OF FAMILY REFERENCE PERSON - R3
242 244 FAMRP4 PN OF FAMILY REFERENCE PERSON - R4
245 246 FAMSZALL SIZE OF FAMILY AT LAST INTERVIEW
247 248 FAMSZR4 SIZE OF FAMILY - R4
188 190 FIRSTAGE PID AGE AT END OF FIRST ELIGIBLE ROUND
255 255 FIRSTVET PID VET STATUS @ END OF FRST ELIGIBLE RN
277 286 FMINCALX TOTAL FAMILY INCOME AT LAST INTERVIEW
287 296 FMINCR4X TOTAL FAMILY INCOME - R4
249 250 GRSCHCOX ED PID 17+ HIGHEST GRADE SCHL COMPLETED
541 542 HHMEMBR S37 FAM MEMBERS WORK AT PID BUSINESS
196 197 HISP1 ED PID HISPANIC ANCESTRY GROUP
545 546 HLTHINS S39 PID HAS HEALTH INSUR: OWN BUSINESS
456 457 HMFAMCR S11 PID W/O JOB: CARE HOME/FAMILY
434 435 HMFMCAR1 S9 PID NOT WORK: CARE HOME/FAMLY - R1
436 437 HMFMCAR2 S9 PID NOT WORK: CARE HOME/FAMLY - R2
438 439 HMFMCAR3 S9 PID NOT WORK: CARE HOME/FAMLY - R3
440 441 HMFMCAR4 S9 PID NOT WORK: CARE HOME/FAMLY - R4
38 45 HOMEIDX1 REPORTING UNIT ID (ODUX + RU1)
46 53 HOMEIDX2 REPORTING UNIT ID (ODUX + RU2)
54 61 HOMEIDX3 REPORTING UNIT ID (ODUX + RU3)
62 69 HOMEIDX4 REPORTING UNIT ID (ODUX + RU4)
705 706 HOSP PID # HOSPITAL ADMISSNS (INCL PREGNANCY)
707 709 HOSPNGT PID # NIGHTS IN HOSPITL (INCL PREGNANCY)
653 654 HPRIVEG1 PID IS HOLDER OF EMP GROUP PLAN - R1
655 656 HPRIVEG2 PID IS HOLDER OF EMP GROUP PLAN - R2
657 658 HPRIVEG3 PID IS HOLDER OF EMP GROUP PLAN - R3
659 660 HPRIVEG4 PID IS HOLDER OF EMP GROUP PLAN - R4
669 670 HPRIVNG1 PID IS HOLDER OF NONGROUP PLAN - R1
671 672 HPRIVNG2 PID IS HOLDER OF NONGROUP PLAN - R2
673 674 HPRIVNG3 PID IS HOLDER OF NONGROUP PLAN - R3
675 676 HPRIVNG4 PID IS HOLDER OF NONGROUP PLAN - R4
677 678 HPRIVOG1 PID IS HOLDER OF OTH GROUP PLAN - R1
679 680 HPRIVOG2 PID IS HOLDER OF OTH GROUP PLAN - R2
681 682 HPRIVOG3 PID IS HOLDER OF OTH GROUP PLAN - R3
683 684 HPRIVOG4 PID IS HOLDER OF OTH GROUP PLAN - R4
661 662 HPRIVU1 PID IS HOLDER OF UNION GRP PLAN - R1
663 664 HPRIVU2 PID IS HOLDER OF UNION GRP PLAN - R2
665 666 HPRIVU3 PID IS HOLDER OF UNION GRP PLAN - R3
667 668 HPRIVU4 PID IS HOLDER OF UNION GRP PLAN - R4
645 646 HPRIV1 PID IS HOLDER OF PRIV INS PLAN - R1
647 648 HPRIV2 PID IS HOLDER OF PRIV INS PLAN - R2
649 650 HPRIV3 PID IS HOLDER OF PRIV INS PLAN - R3
651 652 HPRIV4 PID IS HOLDER OF PRIV INS PLAN - R4
508 509 HRSPRWKX ED S28 HOURS PR WEEK PID WORK @ LAST JOB
512 517 HRWAGEHX HOURLY WAGE RATE FOR S21 LAST JOB
320 321 HVEJOBX1 ED S1 PID HAD JOB/BUSNESS LAST WEEK - R1
322 323 HVEJOBX2 ED S1 PID HAD JOB/BUSNESS LAST WEEK - R2
324 325 HVEJOBX3 ED S1 PID HAD JOB/BUSNESS LAST WEEK - R3
326 327 HVEJOBX4 ED S1 PID HAD JOB/BUSNESS LAST WEEK - R4
410 411 ILLDSAB1 S9 PID NOT WORK: ILL/DISABLED - R1
412 413 ILLDSAB2 S9 PID NOT WORK: ILL/DISABLED - R2
414 415 ILLDSAB3 S9 PID NOT WORK: ILL/DISABLED - R3
416 417 ILLDSAB4 S9 PID NOT WORK: ILL/DISABLED - R4
726 737 INCALPER FULL-YEAR PERSON-LEVEL WEIGHT
476 478 INDLS16 S18 INDUSTRY CODE FOR S16 LAST JOB
498 500 INDLS21 S25 INDUSTRY CODE FOR S21 LAST JOB
115 116 INTDATD1 DATE OF INTERVIEW - DAY - R1
133 134 INTDATD2 DATE OF INTERVIEW - DAY - R2
151 152 INTDATD3 DATE OF INTERVIEW - DAY - R3
169 170 INTDATD4 DATE OF INTERVIEW - DAY - R4
113 114 INTDATM1 DATE OF INTERVIEW - MONTH - R1
131 132 INTDATM2 DATE OF INTERVIEW - MONTH - R2
149 150 INTDATM3 DATE OF INTERVIEW - MONTH - R3
167 168 INTDATM4 DATE OF INTERVIEW - MONTH - R4
117 118 INTDATY1 DATE OF INTERVIEW - YEAR - R1
135 136 INTDATY2 DATE OF INTERVIEW - YEAR - R2
153 154 INTDATY3 DATE OF INTERVIEW - YEAR - R3
171 172 INTDATY4 DATE OF INTERVIEW - YEAR - R4
251 252 ISPCUREN PID 17+ CURRENTLY ENROLLED IN SCHOOL
253 254 ISPFUPA PID 17+ CURRNTLY FULL- OR PRT-TIME STDNT
263 263 KORNX ED PID SERVED IN KOREAN WAR
346 347 LAIDOFF1 S5 PID CURRENTLY LAID OFF - R1
348 349 LAIDOFF2 S5 PID CURRENTLY LAID OFF - R2
350 351 LAIDOFF3 S5 PID CURRENTLY LAID OFF - R3
352 353 LAIDOFF4 S5 PID CURRENTLY LAID OFF - R4
191 193 LASTAGE PID AGE AT END OF LAST ELIGIBLE ROUND
256 256 LASTVET PID VET STATUS @ END OF LAST ELIGIBLE RN
533 534 LBRUNIOX ED S33 PID BELONGS TO LABOR UNION
386 387 LOOKFWR1 S8 PID LOOK FOR WORK - R1
388 389 LOOKFWR2 S8 PID LOOK FOR WORK - R2
390 391 LOOKFWR3 S8 PID LOOK FOR WORK - R3
392 393 LOOKFWR4 S8 PID LOOK FOR WORK - R4
573 574 MCAIDFX1 PID COVERED BY MEDICAID - R1
575 576 MCAIDFX2 PID COVERED BY MEDICAID - R2
577 578 MCAIDFX3 PID COVERED BY MEDICAID - R3
579 580 MCAIDFX4 PID COVERED BY MEDICAID - R4
557 558 MDCAREX1 ED T2 PID COVERED BY MEDICARE - R1
559 560 MDCAREX2 ED T2 PID COVERED BY MEDICARE - R2
561 562 MDCAREX3 ED T2 PID COVERED BY MEDICARE - R3
563 564 MDCAREX4 ED T2 PID COVERED BY MEDICARE - R4
724 725 MEXPOTH PID # SPCL MED EQ PRCHSES/EXCL EYEGL,LNS
722 723 MEXP1 PID # EYEGLASS OR CONTACT LENS PURCHASES
207 209 MOMPN MOTHER PN
537 538 MORELOCX ED S35 PID EMPLOYR HAS SEVERAL LOCATIONS
22 23 NEWSTAT1 PID ELIGIBILITY CODE - R1
24 25 NEWSTAT2 PID ELIGIBILITY CODE - R2
26 27 NEWSTAT3 PID ELIGIBILITY CODE - R3
28 29 NEWSTAT4 PID ELIGIBILITY CODE - R4
394 395 NFINDWR1 S9 PID NOT WORK: CANT FIND WORK - R1
396 397 NFINDWR2 S9 PID NOT WORK: CANT FIND WORK - R2
398 399 NFINDWR3 S9 PID NOT WORK: CANT FIND WORK - R3
400 401 NFINDWR4 S9 PID NOT WORK: CANT FIND WORK - R4
450 451 NJBYRMR S10 PID EVER W/O A JOB > 1 YEAR
712 714 NONDRMHM PID # OTH MD PROV HOME HEALTH VISITS
698 700 NONDROPD PID # OTH MD PROV HSP OUTPT VSTS
693 694 NONDRTEL PID # OTH MD PROV PHON CALLS EXC HSP-BSD
690 692 NONDRVIS PID # OTH MD PROV VSTS EXC HSP-BSD,HME
258 258 NTLGDX ED PID EVER ACTIVE IN NAT'L GUARD/RESERV
543 544 NUMFMEMB S38 # FAM MBRS WRKG AT PID BUSINESS
479 481 OCCLS16 S19/S20 OCCUPATION CODE FOR S16 LAST JOB
501 503 OCCLS21 S26/S27 OCCUPATION CODE FOR S21 LAST JOB
1 5 ODUX ORIGINAL DWELLING UNIT
581 582 OTPUBDX1 ED T12 PID COV BY OTH PUB ASSISTANCE- R1
583 584 OTPUBDX2 ED T12 PID COV BY OTH PUB ASSISTANCE- R2
585 586 OTPUBDX3 ED T12 PID COV BY OTH PUB ASSISTANCE- R3
587 588 OTPUBDX4 ED T12 PID COV BY OTH PUB ASSISTANCE- R4
266 266 OTSRVX ED PID SERVED IN OTHER PERIODS
452 453 OWNILNS S11 PID W/O JOB: ILL/DISABLED
527 528 PERWHATX ED S30 TIME BASE FOR S30 WAGE RATE
9 16 PIDX PERSON IDENTIFIER (ODUX + PN)
715 717 PMEDS PID # PRESCRIBED MEDICINES, INCL REFILLS
6 8 PN PERSON NUMBER
297 297 POVSTAL POVERTY STATUS AT LAST INTERVIEW
298 299 POVSTR4 POVERTY STATUS - R4
605 606 PRIVEG1 PID HAS COV FR EMPLOYR GROUP PLN - R1
607 608 PRIVEG2 PID HAS COV FR EMPLOYR GROUP PLN - R2
609 610 PRIVEG3 PID HAS COV FR EMPLOYR GROUP PLN - R3
611 612 PRIVEG4 PID HAS COV FR EMPLOYR GROUP PLN - R4
621 622 PRIVNG1 PID HAS COV FR NONGROUP PLAN - R1
623 624 PRIVNG2 PID HAS COV FR NONGROUP PLAN - R2
625 626 PRIVNG3 PID HAS COV FR NONGROUP PLAN - R3
627 628 PRIVNG4 PID HAS COV FR NONGROUP PLAN - R4
629 630 PRIVOG1 PID HAS COV FR OTHER GROUP PLAN - R1
631 632 PRIVOG2 PID HAS COV FR OTHER GROUP PLAN - R2
633 634 PRIVOG3 PID HAS COV FR OTHER GROUP PLAN - R3
635 636 PRIVOG4 PID HAS COV FR OTHER GROUP PLAN - R4
637 638 PRIVOUT1 PID HAS COV FR HOLDER OUTSIDE RU - R1
639 640 PRIVOUT2 PID HAS COV FR HOLDER OUTSIDE RU - R2
641 642 PRIVOUT3 PID HAS COV FR HOLDER OUTSIDE RU - R3
643 644 PRIVOUT4 PID HAS COV FR HOLDER OUTSIDE RU - R4
613 614 PRIVU1 PID HAS COV FR UNION GROUP PLAN - R1
615 616 PRIVU2 PID HAS COV FR UNION GROUP PLAN - R2
617 618 PRIVU3 PID HAS COV FR UNION GROUP PLAN - R3
619 620 PRIVU4 PID HAS COV FR UNION GROUP PLAN - R4
589 590 PRIVX1 PID HAS PRIV HLTH INSUR COVERAGE - R1
591 592 PRIVX2 PID HAS PRIV HLTH INSUR COVERAGE - R2
593 594 PRIVX3 PID HAS PRIV HLTH INSUR COVERAGE - R3
595 596 PRIVX4 PID HAS PRIV HLTH INSUR COVERAGE - R4
458 459 PSTUDNT S11 PID W/O JOB: GOING TO SCHOOL
267 276 PTOTALX PERSON INCOME
265 265 PVIETX ED PID SERVED IN POST-VIETNAM ERA
195 195 RACE3 PID RACE/ETHNICITY
194 194 RACE6 ED PID RACE
378 379 RECALL1 S7 PID EXPECTS RECALL IN 30 DAYS - R1
380 381 RECALL2 S7 PID EXPECTS RECALL IN 30 DAYS - R2
382 383 RECALL3 S7 PID EXPECTS RECALL IN 30 DAYS - R3
384 385 RECALL4 S7 PID EXPECTS RECALL IN 30 DAYS - R4
464 465 RETHINS S14 PID HAS RETIREE HEALTH INSURANCE
468 469 RETSTPDD S15 DATE PID RETIRED/STOPPED WORK - DAY
466 467 RETSTPMM S15 DATE PID RETIRED/STOPPED WORK - MNTH
470 471 RETSTPYY S15 DATE PID RETIRED/STOPPED WORK - YEAR
17 17 RKEYIND KEYNESS/RESPONSE INDICATOR
402 403 RRETIRE1 S9 PID NOT WORK: RETIRED/TOO OLD - R1
404 405 RRETIRE2 S9 PID NOT WORK: RETIRED/TOO OLD - R2
406 407 RRETIRE3 S9 PID NOT WORK: RETIRED/TOO OLD - R3
408 409 RRETIRE4 S9 PID NOT WORK: RETIRED/TOO OLD - R4
173 175 RURESP1 PN OF RU RESPONDENT - R1
176 178 RURESP2 PN OF RU RESPONDENT - R2
179 181 RURESP3 PN OF RU RESPONDENT - R3
182 184 RURESP4 PN OF RU RESPONDENT - R4
30 31 RU1 REPORTING UNIT - R1
32 33 RU2 REPORTING UNIT - R2
34 35 RU3 REPORTING UNIT - R3
36 37 RU4 REPORTING UNIT - R4
531 532 SCKLEAVE S32 PID HAS PAID MEDICAL LEAVE
529 530 SICKPAY S31 PID HAS PAID SICK LEAVE
260 260 SMPDISX ED PID HAS SERVICE DISABILITY
198 198 SMPSEXR PID SEX
213 215 SPOPNR1 SPOUSE PN - R1
216 218 SPOPNR2 SPOUSE PN - R2
219 221 SPOPNR3 SPOUSE PN - R3
222 224 SPOPNR4 SPOUSE PN - R4
765 765 SPSU PSEUDO PSU
185 185 SREGION CENSUS REGION
187 187 SSMSA STANDARD METROPOLITAN STATISTICAL AREA
426 427 SSTUDEN1 S9 PID NOT WORK: GOING TO SCHOOL - R1
428 429 SSTUDEN2 S9 PID NOT WORK: GOING TO SCHOOL - R2
430 431 SSTUDEN3 S9 PID NOT WORK: GOING TO SCHOOL - R3
432 433 SSTUDEN4 S9 PID NOT WORK: GOING TO SCHOOL - R4
762 764 STRATUMX SAMPLING STRATUM
553 554 STRTJOBD S41 DATE PID STARTED AT PLACE - DAY
551 552 STRTJOBM S41 DATE PID STARTED AT PLACE - MONTH
555 556 STRTJOBY S41 DATE PID STARTED AT PLACE - YEAR
472 473 S16JOBL PID HAS DATA FOR S16 JOB
486 487 S21JOBL PID HAS DATA FOR S21 LAST JOB
418 419 TEMPLOF1 S9 PID NOT WORK: TEMPORARY LAYOFF - R1
420 421 TEMPLOF2 S9 PID NOT WORK: TEMPORARY LAYOFF - R2
422 423 TEMPLOF3 S9 PID NOT WORK: TEMPORARY LAYOFF - R3
424 425 TEMPLOF4 S9 PID NOT WORK: TEMPORARY LAYOFF - R4
98 100 TIME_E PID NUMBER OF ELIGIBLE DAYS IN 1987
338 339 TIMEOFF1 S4 PID ON LAYOFF ANYTIME DURING R1
340 341 TIMEOFF2 S4 PID ON LAYOFF ANYTIME DURING R2
342 343 TIMEOFF3 S4 PID ON LAYOFF ANYTIME DURING R3
344 345 TIMEOFF4 S4 PID ON LAYOFF ANYTIME DURING R4
442 443 TOOKOFF1 S9 PID NOT WORK: TOOK TIME OFF - R1
444 445 TOOKOFF2 S9 PID NOT WORK: TOOK TIME OFF - R2
446 447 TOOKOFF3 S9 PID NOT WORK: TOOK TIME OFF - R3
448 449 TOOKOFF4 S9 PID NOT WORK: TOOK TIME OFF - R4
547 550 TOTLEMPX ED S40 TOTAL # EMPLOYEES AT OWN BUSINESS
460 461 TOTLYRS S12 YEARS PID W/O A JOB SINCE AGE 21
597 598 UNINSUR1 PID UNINSURED - R1
599 600 UNINSUR2 PID UNINSURED - R2
601 602 UNINSUR3 PID UNINSURED - R3
603 604 UNINSUR4 PID UNINSURED - R4
264 264 VIETX ED PID SERVED IN VIETNAM ERA
518 526 WAGERTEX ED S30 PID WAGE RATE BEFORE DEDUCTIONS
328 329 WEKSTTLX WEEKS WORKED/REFERENCE YEAR
738 749 WGTR1PER ROUND 1 PERSON-LEVEL WEIGHT
750 761 WGTR4PER ROUND 4 PERSON-LEVEL WEIGHT
356 357 WHNLOFD1 S6 DATE PID LAID OFF - DAY - R1
362 363 WHNLOFD2 S6 DATE PID LAID OFF - DAY - R2
368 369 WHNLOFD3 S6 DATE PID LAID OFF - DAY - R3
374 375 WHNLOFD4 S6 DATE PID LAID OFF - DAY - R4
354 355 WHNLOFM1 S6 DATE PID LAID OFF - MONTH - R1
360 361 WHNLOFM2 S6 DATE PID LAID OFF - MONTH - R2
366 367 WHNLOFM3 S6 DATE PID LAID OFF - MONTH - R3
372 373 WHNLOFM4 S6 DATE PID LAID OFF - MONTH - R4
358 359 WHNLOFY1 S6 DATE PID LAID OFF - YEAR - R1
364 365 WHNLOFY2 S6 DATE PID LAID OFF - YEAR - R2
370 371 WHNLOFY3 S6 DATE PID LAID OFF - YEAR - R3
376 377 WHNLOFY4 S6 DATE PID LAID OFF - YEAR - R4
494 495 WHNSTPDD S24 DATE PID STOPPED WRKING AT PLACE-DAY
492 493 WHNSTPMM S24 DATE PID STOPPED WRK AT PLACE - MNTH
496 497 WHNSTPYY S24 DATE PID STOPPED WORKING AT PLACE-YR
474 475 WRKSS16X ED S16 PID EMPL/SELF-EMP - RETIRMENT JOB
488 489 WRKSS21X ED S21 PID EMPL OR SELF-EMP - LAST JOB
262 262 WWIIX ED PID SERVED IN WORLD WAR II
261 261 WWIX ED PID SERVED IN WORLD WAR I
Positional Listing of Variables
NMES POPULATION CHARACTERISTICS AND UTILIZATION DATA FOR 1987
FILE 1 CODEBOOK
DATE: SEPTEMBER 17, 1991
-----POSITIONAL LISTING OF VARIABLES-----
START END NAME DESCRIPTION
----- --- ---- -----------
1 5 ODUX ORIGINAL DWELLING UNIT
6 8 PN PERSON NUMBER
9 16 PIDX PERSON IDENTIFIER (ODUX + PN)
17 17 RKEYIND KEYNESS/RESPONSE INDICATOR
18 18 ELIGIND1 ELIGIBILITY/RESPONSE INDICATOR - R1
19 19 ELIGIND2 ELIGIBILITY/RESPONSE INDICATOR - R2
20 20 ELIGIND3 ELIGIBILITY/RESPONSE INDICATOR - R3
21 21 ELIGIND4 ELIGIBILITY/RESPONSE INDICATOR - R4
22 23 NEWSTAT1 PID ELIGIBILITY CODE - R1
24 25 NEWSTAT2 PID ELIGIBILITY CODE - R2
26 27 NEWSTAT3 PID ELIGIBILITY CODE - R3
28 29 NEWSTAT4 PID ELIGIBILITY CODE - R4
30 31 RU1 REPORTING UNIT - R1
32 33 RU2 REPORTING UNIT - R2
34 35 RU3 REPORTING UNIT - R3
36 37 RU4 REPORTING UNIT - R4
38 45 HOMEIDX1 REPORTING UNIT ID (ODUX + RU1)
46 53 HOMEIDX2 REPORTING UNIT ID (ODUX + RU2)
54 61 HOMEIDX3 REPORTING UNIT ID (ODUX + RU3)
62 69 HOMEIDX4 REPORTING UNIT ID (ODUX + RU4)
70 76 FAMIDX1 FAMILY IDENTIFIER - R1
77 83 FAMIDX2 FAMILY IDENTIFIER - R2
84 90 FAMIDX3 FAMILY IDENTIFIER - R3
91 97 FAMIDX4 FAMILY IDENTIFIER - R4
98 100 TIME_E PID NUMBER OF ELIGIBLE DAYS IN 1987
101 102 BEGDATM1 BEGINNING OF REFERENCE PER - MONTH - R1
103 104 BEGDATD1 BEGINNING OF REFERENCE PER - DAY - R1
105 106 BEGDATY1 BEGINNING OF REFERENCE PER - YEAR - R1
107 108 ENDDATM1 END OF REFERENCE PERIOD - MONTH - R1
109 110 ENDDATD1 END OF REFERENCE PERIOD - DAY - R1
111 112 ENDDATY1 END OF REFERENCE PERIOD - YEAR - R1
113 114 INTDATM1 DATE OF INTERVIEW - MONTH - R1
115 116 INTDATD1 DATE OF INTERVIEW - DAY - R1
117 118 INTDATY1 DATE OF INTERVIEW - YEAR - R1
119 120 BEGDATM2 BEGINNING OF REFERENCE PER - MONTH - R2
121 122 BEGDATD2 BEGINNING OF REFERENCE PER - DAY - R2
123 124 BEGDATY2 BEGINNING OF REFERENCE PER - YEAR - R2
125 126 ENDDATM2 END OF REFERENCE PERIOD - MONTH - R2
127 128 ENDDATD2 END OF REFERENCE PERIOD - DAY - R2
129 130 ENDDATY2 END OF REFERENCE PERIOD - YEAR - R2
131 132 INTDATM2 DATE OF INTERVIEW - MONTH - R2
133 134 INTDATD2 DATE OF INTERVIEW - DAY - R2
135 136 INTDATY2 DATE OF INTERVIEW - YEAR - R2
137 138 BEGDATM3 BEGINNING OF REFERENCE PER - MONTH - R3
139 140 BEGDATD3 BEGINNING OF REFERENCE PER - DAY - R3
141 142 BEGDATY3 BEGINNING OF REFERENCE PER - YEAR - R3
143 144 ENDDATM3 END OF REFERENCE PERIOD - MONTH - R3
145 146 ENDDATD3 END OF REFERENCE PERIOD - DAY - R3
147 148 ENDDATY3 END OF REFERENCE PERIOD - YEAR - R3
149 150 INTDATM3 DATE OF INTERVIEW - MONTH - R3
151 152 INTDATD3 DATE OF INTERVIEW - DAY - R3
153 154 INTDATY3 DATE OF INTERVIEW - YEAR - R3
155 156 BEGDATM4 BEGINNING OF REFERENCE PER - MONTH - R4
157 158 BEGDATD4 BEGINNING OF REFERENCE PER - DAY - R4
159 160 BEGDATY4 BEGINNING OF REFERENCE PER - YEAR - R4
161 162 ENDDATM4 END OF REFERENCE PERIOD - MONTH - R4
163 164 ENDDATD4 END OF REFERENCE PERIOD - DAY - R4
165 166 ENDDATY4 END OF REFERENCE PERIOD - YEAR - R4
167 168 INTDATM4 DATE OF INTERVIEW - MONTH - R4
169 170 INTDATD4 DATE OF INTERVIEW - DAY - R4
171 172 INTDATY4 DATE OF INTERVIEW - YEAR - R4
173 175 RURESP1 PN OF RU RESPONDENT - R1
176 178 RURESP2 PN OF RU RESPONDENT - R2
179 181 RURESP3 PN OF RU RESPONDENT - R3
182 184 RURESP4 PN OF RU RESPONDENT - R4
185 185 SREGION CENSUS REGION
186 186 CENDIV CENSUS DIVISION
187 187 SSMSA STANDARD METROPOLITAN STATISTICAL AREA
188 190 FIRSTAGE PID AGE AT END OF FIRST ELIGIBLE ROUND
191 193 LASTAGE PID AGE AT END OF LAST ELIGIBLE ROUND
194 194 RACE6 ED PID RACE
195 195 RACE3 PID RACE/ETHNICITY
196 197 HISP1 ED PID HISPANIC ANCESTRY GROUP
198 198 SMPSEXR PID SEX
199 200 CCMARRX1 ED PID MARITAL STATUS - R1
201 202 CCMARRX2 ED PID MARITAL STATUS - R2
203 204 CCMARRX3 ED PID MARITAL STATUS - R3
205 206 CCMARRX4 ED PID MARITAL STATUS - R4
207 209 MOMPN MOTHER PN
210 212 DADPN FATHER PN
213 215 SPOPNR1 SPOUSE PN - R1
216 218 SPOPNR2 SPOUSE PN - R2
219 221 SPOPNR3 SPOUSE PN - R3
222 224 SPOPNR4 SPOUSE PN - R4
225 226 FAMREL1 PID RELAT'P TO REF PERS IN FAMILY - R1
227 228 FAMREL2 PID RELAT'P TO REF PERS IN FAMILY - R2
229 230 FAMREL3 PID RELAT'P TO REF PERS IN FAMILY - R3
231 232 FAMREL4 PID RELAT'P TO REF PERS IN FAMILY - R4
233 235 FAMRP1 PN OF FAMILY REFERENCE PERSON - R1
236 238 FAMRP2 PN OF FAMILY REFERENCE PERSON - R2
239 241 FAMRP3 PN OF FAMILY REFERENCE PERSON - R3
242 244 FAMRP4 PN OF FAMILY REFERENCE PERSON - R4
245 246 FAMSZALL SIZE OF FAMILY AT LAST INTERVIEW
247 248 FAMSZR4 SIZE OF FAMILY - R4
249 250 GRSCHCOX ED PID 17+ HIGHEST GRADE SCHL COMPLETED
251 252 ISPCUREN PID 17+ CURRENTLY ENROLLED IN SCHOOL
253 254 ISPFUPA PID 17+ CURRNTLY FULL- OR PRT-TIME STDNT
255 255 FIRSTVET PID VET STATUS @ END OF FRST ELIGIBLE RN
256 256 LASTVET PID VET STATUS @ END OF LAST ELIGIBLE RN
257 257 ARMYX ED PID EVER SERVE IN ARMED FORCES
258 258 NTLGDX ED PID EVER ACTIVE IN NAT'L GUARD/RESERV
259 259 DUTYX ED PID NOW ON ACTIVE DUTY IN NAT GRD/RES
260 260 SMPDISX ED PID HAS SERVICE DISABILITY
261 261 WWIX ED PID SERVED IN WORLD WAR I
262 262 WWIIX ED PID SERVED IN WORLD WAR II
263 263 KORNX ED PID SERVED IN KOREAN WAR
264 264 VIETX ED PID SERVED IN VIETNAM ERA
265 265 PVIETX ED PID SERVED IN POST-VIETNAM ERA
266 266 OTSRVX ED PID SERVED IN OTHER PERIODS
267 276 PTOTALX PERSON INCOME
277 286 FMINCALX TOTAL FAMILY INCOME AT LAST INTERVIEW
287 296 FMINCR4X TOTAL FAMILY INCOME - R4
297 297 POVSTAL POVERTY STATUS AT LAST INTERVIEW
298 299 POVSTR4 POVERTY STATUS - R4
300 302 DISBED PID # BED DISABILITY DAYS EXCL HOSP DAYS
303 305 DISWORK PID # WRK-LOSS DISAB DAYS INCL HOSP DAYS
306 308 DISSCHL PID # SCHL-LOSS DISAB DYS INCL HOSP DAYS
309 311 DISCD PID # CUTDOWN DSB DYS EXCL BD/WK/SCH/HSP
312 313 EMPLOYX1 ED BXB2 PID EMPLOYMENT STATUS - R1
314 315 EMPLOYX2 ED BXB2 PID EMPLOYMENT STATUS - R2
316 317 EMPLOYX3 ED BXB2 PID EMPLOYMENT STATUS - R3
318 319 EMPLOYX4 ED BXB2 PID EMPLOYMENT STATUS - R4
320 321 HVEJOBX1 ED S1 PID HAD JOB/BUSNESS LAST WEEK - R1
322 323 HVEJOBX2 ED S1 PID HAD JOB/BUSNESS LAST WEEK - R2
324 325 HVEJOBX3 ED S1 PID HAD JOB/BUSNESS LAST WEEK - R3
326 327 HVEJOBX4 ED S1 PID HAD JOB/BUSNESS LAST WEEK - R4
328 329 WEKSTTLX WEEKS WORKED/REFERENCE YEAR
330 331 EVERWRK1 S3 PID EVER WORKED FOR PAY - R1
332 333 EVERWRK2 S3 PID EVER WORKED FOR PAY - R2
334 335 EVERWRK3 S3 PID EVER WORKED FOR PAY - R3
336 337 EVERWRK4 S3 PID EVER WORKED FOR PAY - R4
338 339 TIMEOFF1 S4 PID ON LAYOFF ANYTIME DURING R1
340 341 TIMEOFF2 S4 PID ON LAYOFF ANYTIME DURING R2
342 343 TIMEOFF3 S4 PID ON LAYOFF ANYTIME DURING R3
344 345 TIMEOFF4 S4 PID ON LAYOFF ANYTIME DURING R4
346 347 LAIDOFF1 S5 PID CURRENTLY LAID OFF - R1
348 349 LAIDOFF2 S5 PID CURRENTLY LAID OFF - R2
350 351 LAIDOFF3 S5 PID CURRENTLY LAID OFF - R3
352 353 LAIDOFF4 S5 PID CURRENTLY LAID OFF - R4
354 355 WHNLOFM1 S6 DATE PID LAID OFF - MONTH - R1
356 357 WHNLOFD1 S6 DATE PID LAID OFF - DAY - R1
358 359 WHNLOFY1 S6 DATE PID LAID OFF - YEAR - R1
360 361 WHNLOFM2 S6 DATE PID LAID OFF - MONTH - R2
362 363 WHNLOFD2 S6 DATE PID LAID OFF - DAY - R2
364 365 WHNLOFY2 S6 DATE PID LAID OFF - YEAR - R2
366 367 WHNLOFM3 S6 DATE PID LAID OFF - MONTH - R3
368 369 WHNLOFD3 S6 DATE PID LAID OFF - DAY - R3
370 371 WHNLOFY3 S6 DATE PID LAID OFF - YEAR - R3
372 373 WHNLOFM4 S6 DATE PID LAID OFF - MONTH - R4
374 375 WHNLOFD4 S6 DATE PID LAID OFF - DAY - R4
376 377 WHNLOFY4 S6 DATE PID LAID OFF - YEAR - R4
378 379 RECALL1 S7 PID EXPECTS RECALL IN 30 DAYS - R1
380 381 RECALL2 S7 PID EXPECTS RECALL IN 30 DAYS - R2
382 383 RECALL3 S7 PID EXPECTS RECALL IN 30 DAYS - R3
384 385 RECALL4 S7 PID EXPECTS RECALL IN 30 DAYS - R4
386 387 LOOKFWR1 S8 PID LOOK FOR WORK - R1
388 389 LOOKFWR2 S8 PID LOOK FOR WORK - R2
390 391 LOOKFWR3 S8 PID LOOK FOR WORK - R3
392 393 LOOKFWR4 S8 PID LOOK FOR WORK - R4
394 395 NFINDWR1 S9 PID NOT WORK: CANT FIND WORK - R1
396 397 NFINDWR2 S9 PID NOT WORK: CANT FIND WORK - R2
398 399 NFINDWR3 S9 PID NOT WORK: CANT FIND WORK - R3
400 401 NFINDWR4 S9 PID NOT WORK: CANT FIND WORK - R4
402 403 RRETIRE1 S9 PID NOT WORK: RETIRED/TOO OLD - R1
404 405 RRETIRE2 S9 PID NOT WORK: RETIRED/TOO OLD - R2
406 407 RRETIRE3 S9 PID NOT WORK: RETIRED/TOO OLD - R3
408 409 RRETIRE4 S9 PID NOT WORK: RETIRED/TOO OLD - R4
410 411 ILLDSAB1 S9 PID NOT WORK: ILL/DISABLED - R1
412 413 ILLDSAB2 S9 PID NOT WORK: ILL/DISABLED - R2
414 415 ILLDSAB3 S9 PID NOT WORK: ILL/DISABLED - R3
416 417 ILLDSAB4 S9 PID NOT WORK: ILL/DISABLED - R4
418 419 TEMPLOF1 S9 PID NOT WORK: TEMPORARY LAYOFF - R1
420 421 TEMPLOF2 S9 PID NOT WORK: TEMPORARY LAYOFF - R2
422 423 TEMPLOF3 S9 PID NOT WORK: TEMPORARY LAYOFF - R3
424 425 TEMPLOF4 S9 PID NOT WORK: TEMPORARY LAYOFF - R4
426 427 SSTUDEN1 S9 PID NOT WORK: GOING TO SCHOOL - R1
428 429 SSTUDEN2 S9 PID NOT WORK: GOING TO SCHOOL - R2
430 431 SSTUDEN3 S9 PID NOT WORK: GOING TO SCHOOL - R3
432 433 SSTUDEN4 S9 PID NOT WORK: GOING TO SCHOOL - R4
434 435 HMFMCAR1 S9 PID NOT WORK: CARE HOME/FAMLY - R1
436 437 HMFMCAR2 S9 PID NOT WORK: CARE HOME/FAMLY - R2
438 439 HMFMCAR3 S9 PID NOT WORK: CARE HOME/FAMLY - R3
440 441 HMFMCAR4 S9 PID NOT WORK: CARE HOME/FAMLY - R4
442 443 TOOKOFF1 S9 PID NOT WORK: TOOK TIME OFF - R1
444 445 TOOKOFF2 S9 PID NOT WORK: TOOK TIME OFF - R2
446 447 TOOKOFF3 S9 PID NOT WORK: TOOK TIME OFF - R3
448 449 TOOKOFF4 S9 PID NOT WORK: TOOK TIME OFF - R4
450 451 NJBYRMR S10 PID EVER W/O A JOB > 1 YEAR
452 453 OWNILNS S11 PID W/O JOB: ILL/DISABLED
454 455 FAMILL S11 PID W/O JOB: FAM MEM ILL/DISABLED
456 457 HMFAMCR S11 PID W/O JOB: CARE HOME/FAMILY
458 459 PSTUDNT S11 PID W/O JOB: GOING TO SCHOOL
460 461 TOTLYRS S12 YEARS PID W/O A JOB SINCE AGE 21
462 463 EVRETIRE S13 PID EVER RETIRE FR JOB OR BUSINESS
464 465 RETHINS S14 PID HAS RETIREE HEALTH INSURANCE
466 467 RETSTPMM S15 DATE PID RETIRED/STOPPED WORK - MNTH
468 469 RETSTPDD S15 DATE PID RETIRED/STOPPED WORK - DAY
470 471 RETSTPYY S15 DATE PID RETIRED/STOPPED WORK - YEAR
472 473 S16JOBL PID HAS DATA FOR S16 JOB
474 475 WRKSS16X ED S16 PID EMPL/SELF-EMP - RETIRMENT JOB
476 478 INDLS16 S18 INDUSTRY CODE FOR S16 LAST JOB
479 481 OCCLS16 S19/S20 OCCUPATION CODE FOR S16 LAST JOB
482 483 CINDLS16 CONDENSED INDUSTRY CODE FOR S16 LAST JOB
484 485 COCCLS16 CONDENSED OCCUPATN CODE FOR S16 LAST JOB
486 487 S21JOBL PID HAS DATA FOR S21 LAST JOB
488 489 WRKSS21X ED S21 PID EMPL OR SELF-EMP - LAST JOB
490 491 CHNGJOB PID CHANGED S21 JOB SOMETIME DURING YEAR
492 493 WHNSTPMM S24 DATE PID STOPPED WRK AT PLACE - MNTH
494 495 WHNSTPDD S24 DATE PID STOPPED WRKING AT PLACE-DAY
496 497 WHNSTPYY S24 DATE PID STOPPED WORKING AT PLACE-YR
498 500 INDLS21 S25 INDUSTRY CODE FOR S21 LAST JOB
501 503 OCCLS21 S26/S27 OCCUPATION CODE FOR S21 LAST JOB
504 505 CINDLS21 CONDENSED INDUSTRY CODE FOR S21 LAST JOB
506 507 COCCLS21 CONDENSED OCCUPATN CODE FOR S21 LAST JOB
508 509 HRSPRWKX ED S28 HOURS PR WEEK PID WORK @ LAST JOB
510 511 DAYSPRWX ED S29 DAYS PER WEEK PID WORK @ LAST JOB
512 517 HRWAGEHX HOURLY WAGE RATE FOR S21 LAST JOB
518 526 WAGERTEX ED S30 PID WAGE RATE BEFORE DEDUCTIONS
527 528 PERWHATX ED S30 TIME BASE FOR S30 WAGE RATE
529 530 SICKPAY S31 PID HAS PAID SICK LEAVE
531 532 SCKLEAVE S32 PID HAS PAID MEDICAL LEAVE
533 534 LBRUNIOX ED S33 PID BELONGS TO LABOR UNION
535 536 ESTMATEX ED S34 EST WORKFORCE AT PID WORKPLACE
537 538 MORELOCX ED S35 PID EMPLOYR HAS SEVERAL LOCATIONS
539 540 BUSINC S36 PID HAS INCORPORATED BUSINESS
541 542 HHMEMBR S37 FAM MEMBERS WORK AT PID BUSINESS
543 544 NUMFMEMB S38 # FAM MBRS WRKG AT PID BUSINESS
545 546 HLTHINS S39 PID HAS HEALTH INSUR: OWN BUSINESS
547 550 TOTLEMPX ED S40 TOTAL # EMPLOYEES AT OWN BUSINESS
551 552 STRTJOBM S41 DATE PID STARTED AT PLACE - MONTH
553 554 STRTJOBD S41 DATE PID STARTED AT PLACE - DAY
555 556 STRTJOBY S41 DATE PID STARTED AT PLACE - YEAR
557 558 MDCAREX1 ED T2 PID COVERED BY MEDICARE - R1
559 560 MDCAREX2 ED T2 PID COVERED BY MEDICARE - R2
561 562 MDCAREX3 ED T2 PID COVERED BY MEDICARE - R3
563 564 MDCAREX4 ED T2 PID COVERED BY MEDICARE - R4
565 566 CHMPUSX1 ED T5 PID COV BY CHAMPUS OR CHAMPVA - R1
567 568 CHMPUSX2 ED T5 PID COV BY CHAMPUS OR CHAMPVA - R2
569 570 CHMPUSX3 ED T5 PID COV BY CHAMPUS OR CHAMPVA - R3
571 572 CHMPUSX4 ED T5 PID COV BY CHAMPUS OR CHAMPVA - R4
573 574 MCAIDFX1 PID COVERED BY MEDICAID - R1
575 576 MCAIDFX2 PID COVERED BY MEDICAID - R2
577 578 MCAIDFX3 PID COVERED BY MEDICAID - R3
579 580 MCAIDFX4 PID COVERED BY MEDICAID - R4
581 582 OTPUBDX1 ED T12 PID COV BY OTH PUB ASSISTANCE- R1
583 584 OTPUBDX2 ED T12 PID COV BY OTH PUB ASSISTANCE- R2
585 586 OTPUBDX3 ED T12 PID COV BY OTH PUB ASSISTANCE- R3
587 588 OTPUBDX4 ED T12 PID COV BY OTH PUB ASSISTANCE- R4
589 590 PRIVX1 PID HAS PRIV HLTH INSUR COVERAGE - R1
591 592 PRIVX2 PID HAS PRIV HLTH INSUR COVERAGE - R2
593 594 PRIVX3 PID HAS PRIV HLTH INSUR COVERAGE - R3
595 596 PRIVX4 PID HAS PRIV HLTH INSUR COVERAGE - R4
597 598 UNINSUR1 PID UNINSURED - R1
599 600 UNINSUR2 PID UNINSURED - R2
601 602 UNINSUR3 PID UNINSURED - R3
603 604 UNINSUR4 PID UNINSURED - R4
605 606 PRIVEG1 PID HAS COV FR EMPLOYR GROUP PLN - R1
607 608 PRIVEG2 PID HAS COV FR EMPLOYR GROUP PLN - R2
609 610 PRIVEG3 PID HAS COV FR EMPLOYR GROUP PLN - R3
611 612 PRIVEG4 PID HAS COV FR EMPLOYR GROUP PLN - R4
613 614 PRIVU1 PID HAS COV FR UNION GROUP PLAN - R1
615 616 PRIVU2 PID HAS COV FR UNION GROUP PLAN - R2
617 618 PRIVU3 PID HAS COV FR UNION GROUP PLAN - R3
619 620 PRIVU4 PID HAS COV FR UNION GROUP PLAN - R4
621 622 PRIVNG1 PID HAS COV FR NONGROUP PLAN - R1
623 624 PRIVNG2 PID HAS COV FR NONGROUP PLAN - R2
625 626 PRIVNG3 PID HAS COV FR NONGROUP PLAN - R3
627 628 PRIVNG4 PID HAS COV FR NONGROUP PLAN - R4
629 630 PRIVOG1 PID HAS COV FR OTHER GROUP PLAN - R1
631 632 PRIVOG2 PID HAS COV FR OTHER GROUP PLAN - R2
633 634 PRIVOG3 PID HAS COV FR OTHER GROUP PLAN - R3
635 636 PRIVOG4 PID HAS COV FR OTHER GROUP PLAN - R4
637 638 PRIVOUT1 PID HAS COV FR HOLDER OUTSIDE RU - R1
639 640 PRIVOUT2 PID HAS COV FR HOLDER OUTSIDE RU - R2
641 642 PRIVOUT3 PID HAS COV FR HOLDER OUTSIDE RU - R3
643 644 PRIVOUT4 PID HAS COV FR HOLDER OUTSIDE RU - R4
645 646 HPRIV1 PID IS HOLDER OF PRIV INS PLAN - R1
647 648 HPRIV2 PID IS HOLDER OF PRIV INS PLAN - R2
649 650 HPRIV3 PID IS HOLDER OF PRIV INS PLAN - R3
651 652 HPRIV4 PID IS HOLDER OF PRIV INS PLAN - R4
653 654 HPRIVEG1 PID IS HOLDER OF EMP GROUP PLAN - R1
655 656 HPRIVEG2 PID IS HOLDER OF EMP GROUP PLAN - R2
657 658 HPRIVEG3 PID IS HOLDER OF EMP GROUP PLAN - R3
659 660 HPRIVEG4 PID IS HOLDER OF EMP GROUP PLAN - R4
661 662 HPRIVU1 PID IS HOLDER OF UNION GRP PLAN - R1
663 664 HPRIVU2 PID IS HOLDER OF UNION GRP PLAN - R2
665 666 HPRIVU3 PID IS HOLDER OF UNION GRP PLAN - R3
667 668 HPRIVU4 PID IS HOLDER OF UNION GRP PLAN - R4
669 670 HPRIVNG1 PID IS HOLDER OF NONGROUP PLAN - R1
671 672 HPRIVNG2 PID IS HOLDER OF NONGROUP PLAN - R2
673 674 HPRIVNG3 PID IS HOLDER OF NONGROUP PLAN - R3
675 676 HPRIVNG4 PID IS HOLDER OF NONGROUP PLAN - R4
677 678 HPRIVOG1 PID IS HOLDER OF OTH GROUP PLAN - R1
679 680 HPRIVOG2 PID IS HOLDER OF OTH GROUP PLAN - R2
681 682 HPRIVOG3 PID IS HOLDER OF OTH GROUP PLAN - R3
683 684 HPRIVOG4 PID IS HOLDER OF OTH GROUP PLAN - R4
685 687 DRVISITS PID # PHYS VISITS EXCL HOSP-BASED & HOME
688 689 DRTEL PID # PHYS PHONE CONTACTS NOT HOSP-BASED
690 692 NONDRVIS PID # OTH MD PROV VSTS EXC HSP-BSD,HME
693 694 NONDRTEL PID # OTH MD PROV PHON CALLS EXC HSP-BSD
695 697 DROPD PID # PHYS HSP OUTPT VST & ZERO-NGHT ADM
698 700 NONDROPD PID # OTH MD PROV HSP OUTPT VSTS
701 702 EROMS PID TOTAL # EMERGENCY ROOM VISITS
703 704 EROMHO PID # EMER RM VSTS RSLTNG IN HSP ADM
705 706 HOSP PID # HOSPITAL ADMISSNS (INCL PREGNANCY)
707 709 HOSPNGT PID # NIGHTS IN HOSPITL (INCL PREGNANCY)
710 711 DRHOME PID # HOME HEALTH VISITS BY A PHYSICIAN
712 714 NONDRMHM PID # OTH MD PROV HOME HEALTH VISITS
715 717 PMEDS PID # PRESCRIBED MEDICINES, INCL REFILLS
718 719 DENT PID TOTAL # DENTAL VISITS
720 721 DENTORTH PID # DENTAL VSTS INVLVNG ORTHDONTIA WRK
722 723 MEXP1 PID # EYEGLASS OR CONTACT LENS PURCHASES
724 725 MEXPOTH PID # SPCL MED EQ PRCHSES/EXCL EYEGL,LNS
726 737 INCALPER FULL-YEAR PERSON-LEVEL WEIGHT
738 749 WGTR1PER ROUND 1 PERSON-LEVEL WEIGHT
750 761 WGTR4PER ROUND 4 PERSON-LEVEL WEIGHT
762 764 STRATUMX SAMPLING STRATUM
765 765 SPSU PSEUDO PSU
File 1 Codebook
General Information
NMES POPULATION CHARACTERISTICS AND UTILIZATION DATA FOR 1987
FILE 1 CODEBOOK
DATE: SEPTEMBER 17, 1991
________________________
This codebook provides unweighted and weighted frequencies for person-level
variables for all persons in the NMES Household Survey. Included are record
identifiers, full-year and round-specific eligibility status indicators,
demographic, employment, and health insurance status descriptors, as well as
full-year variables for the use of health services. To obtain national esti-
mates for the variables on this file, the weights described at the end of this
codebook must be used. Information concerning the sample design and use of
appropriate sampling weights is provided in the file documentation. For
variables corresponding directly to questionnaire items, the questionnaire
item number is provided in the variable descriptor. For variables with an
asterisk in the rightmost column, explanatory notes are provided at the end
of the File 2 codebook in alphabetical order of variable name. File 2 con-
tains unedited versions of the edited variables on this file as well as
imputation flags for constructed variables.
Variable Positions 1-26
NAME DESCRIPTION FORMAT TYPE START END NOTE
---- ----------- ------ ---- ----- --- ----
ODUX ORIGINAL DWELLING UNIT 5.0 NUM 1 5 *
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
20001-37615 38,446 239,392,856
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
PN PERSON NUMBER 3.0 NUM 6 8
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
10-266 38,446 239,392,856
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
PIDX PERSON IDENTIFIER (ODUX + PN) 8.0 CHAR 9 16
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
VALID PERSON ID 38,446 239,392,856
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
RKEYIND KEYNESS/RESPONSE INDICATOR 1.0 NUM 17 17 *
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
1 FULL YEAR KEY 34,459 239,392,856
2 PART YEAR KEY 2,294 0
3 NON-KEY 1,569 0
4 OUT OF SCOPE 124 0
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
ELIGIND1 ELIGIBILITY/RESPONSE INDICATOR - R1 1.0 NUM 18 18*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
1 PICKD UP LATER 37 60,215
2 PERIOD MISSED 21 0
3 INEL 2,022 3,444,635
4 RESP 36,166 234,688,133
5 RESP/INEL 200 1,199,873
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
ELIGIND2 ELIGIBILITY/RESPONSE INDICATOR - R2 1.0 NUM 19 19*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
1 PICKD UP LATER 400 2,502,080
2 PERIOD MISSED 1,420 0
3 INEL 1,090 2,585,431
4 RESP 34,278 231,517,259
5 RESP/INEL 1,258 2,788,086
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
ELIGIND3 ELIGIBILITY/RESPONSE INDICATOR-R3 1.0 NUM 20 20*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
1 PICKD UP LATER 7,369 48,113,794
2 PERIOD MISSED 1,990 0
3 INEL 764 2,915,019
4 RESP 27,580 186,788,510
5 RESP/INEL 743 1,575,534
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
ELIGIND4 ELIGIBILITY/RESPONSE INDICATOR-R4 1.0 NUM 21 21*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
2 PERIOD MISSED 2,377 0
3 INEL 607 2,961,097
4 RESP 34,967 235,215,738
5 RESP/INEL 495 1,216,021
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
NEWSTAT1 PID ELIGIBILITY CODE-R 2.0 NUM 22 23 *
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
11 P STILL IN RU 35,826 232,639,205
12 ACTIVE DUTY 146 240,393
13 STUDENT, AWAY 312 2,570,044
31 DECEASD IN RN 60 333,681
32 INSTITUTLIZED 24 116,565
41 INSTITUT, OTH 2 9,599
42 MOVED W/I US 77 0
43 MOV OUTSID US 7 52,081
44 MOVED, FT MIL 4 16,648
95 NOT YET IN RU 1,931 3,354,425
96 ELIG NONRESP 52 60,215
98 ELG/RU NONRES 5 0
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
NEWSTAT2 PID ELIGIBILITY CODE-R2 2.0 NUM 24 25*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
11 P STILL IN RU 33,826 228,888,892
12 ACTIVE DUTY 128 196,942
13 STUDENT, AWAY 312 2,474,306
31 DECEASD IN RN 98 481,301
32 INSTITUTLIZED 58 290,550
46 TO NONHLTH IN 13 123,119
48 MOV OUTSID US 15 118,934
49 MOVED, FT MIL 20 106,353
51 NEWBORN BABY 202 1,433,893
52 FR HLTHCRE IN 2 26,254
53 FROM OTH INST 33 200,845
54 FROM DIFF HH 844 0
62 ALL MIL/STU 52 372,516
67 ALL RU DIED 8 46,480
68 ALL RU INSTZD 6 39,490
81 R2/R3 NOT COM 388 2,163,413
91 DIED PREV RND 60 333,681
95 NOT YET IN RU 921 1,742,389
96 ELIG NONRESP 97 85,024
97 ELG/RU REFUSD 935 0
98 ELG/RU NONRES 428 268,475
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
NEWSTAT3 PID ELIGIBILITY CODE-R3 2.0 NUM 26 27 *
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
11 P STILL IN RU 27,237 184,687,609
12 ACTIVE DUTY 102 139,022
13 STUDENT, AWAY 245 1,991,209
31 DECEASD IN RN 67 306,805
32 INSTITUTLIZED 35 186,485
45 NON-KEY, MOVD 64 0
46 TO NONHLTH IN 11 73,450
48 MOV OUTSID US 17 108,449
49 MOVED, FT MIL 26 136,217
51 NEWBORN BABY 123 911,591
53 FROM OTH INST 7 63,647
54 FROM DIFF HH 431 0
62 ALL MIL/STU 82 595,521
67 ALL RU DIED 16 90,228
68 ALL RU INSTZD 25 148,122
69 MERG W/ OT RU 13 0
80 METH SMP HOLD 3,633 23,654,298
81 R2/R3 NOT COM 4,256 24,598,290
91 DIED PREV RND 158 814,981
95 NOT YET IN RU 379 767,151
96 ELIG NONRESP 1,359 85,866
97 ELG/RU REFUSD 88 0
98 ELG/RU NONRES 72 33,916
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
Variable Positions 28-90
NAME DESCRIPTION FORMAT TYPE START END NOTE
---- ----------- ------ ---- ----- --- ----
NEWSTAT4 PID ELIGIBILITY CODE-R4 2.0 NUM 28 29 *
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
11 P STILL IN RU 34,401 232,205,531
12 ACTIVE DUTY 117 101,076
13 STUDENT, AWAY 349 2,803,171
31 DECEASD IN RN 52 240,735
32 INSTITUTLIZED 59 280,698
45 NON-KEY, MOVD 149 0
46 TO NONHLTH IN 20 154,830
48 MOV OUTSID US 45 299,285
49 MOVED, FT MIL 40 186,937
51 NEWBORN BABY 99 724,292
52 FR HLTHCRE IN 2 20,131
53 FROM OTH INST 7 45,000
54 FROM DIFF HH 291 0
62 ALL MIL/STU 119 829,960
67 ALL RU DIED 26 133,538
68 ALL RU INSTZD 47 245,887
69 MERG W/ OT RU 22 0
91 DIED PREV RND 225 1,121,786
96 ELIG NONRESP 1,530 0
97 ELG/RU REFUSD 440 0
98 ELG/RU NONRES 406 0
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
RU1 REPORTING UNIT-R1 2.0 CHAR 30 31 *
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,080 3,504,850
A PRIMARY UNIT 34,007 220,154,994
B 1ST SECNDRY UT 1,994 13,383,696
C 2ND SECNDRY UT 289 1,893,171
D 3RD SECNDRY UT 46 291,054
E 4TH SECNDRY UT 15 89,006
F 5TH SECNDRY UT 9 55,156
G 6TH SECNDRY UT 2 6,847
H 7TH SECNDRY UT 2 11,023
I 8TH SECNDRY UT 2 3,058
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
RU2 REPORTING UNIT-R2 2.0 CHAR 32 33 *
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,910 5,087,511
A PRIMARY UNIT 32,451 215,269,784
B 1ST SECNDRY UT 2,552 15,978,466
C 2ND SECNDRY UT 431 2,481,660
D 3RD SECNDRY UT 72 400,413
E 4TH SECNDRY UT 16 98,938
F 5TH SECNDRY UT 8 55,156
G 6TH SECNDRY UT 2 6,847
H 7TH SECNDRY UT 2 11,023
I 8TH SECNDRY UT 2 3,058
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
RU3 REPORTING UNIT-R3 2.0 CHAR 34 35 *
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-3 NO DATA IN RD 10,123 51,028,812
A PRIMARY UNIT 25,797 172,775,139
B 1ST SECNDRY UT 2,105 13,182,580
C 2ND SECNDRY UT 350 2,005,199
D 3RD SECNDRY UT 52 294,782
E 4TH SECNDRY UT 13 81,088
F 5TH SECNDRY UT 4 18,895
H 7TH SECNDRY UT 1 3,303
I 8TH SECNDRY UT 1 3,058
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
RU4 REPORTING UNIT-R4 2.0 CHAR 36 37 *
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,984 2,961,097
A PRIMARY UNIT 31,814 213,794,791
B 1ST SECNDRY UT 2,926 18,557,983
C 2ND SECNDRY UT 588 3,314,216
D 3RD SECNDRY UT 105 578,451
E 4TH SECNDRY UT 18 110,234
F 5TH SECNDRY UT 7 55,156
G 6TH SECNDRY UT 1 6,847
H 7TH SECNDRY UT 2 11,023
I 8TH SECNDRY UT 1 3,058
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
HOMEIDX1 REPORTING UNIT ID (ODUX + RU1) 8.0 CHAR 38 45
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,080 3,504,850
VALID RU ID 36,366 235,888,006
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
HOMEIDX2 REPORTING UNIT ID (ODUX + RU2) 8.0 CHAR 46 53
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,910 5,087,511
VALID RU ID 35,536 234,305,345
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
HOMEIDX3 REPORTING UNIT ID (ODUX + RU3) 8.0 CHAR 54 61
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-3 NO DATA IN RD 10,123 51,028,812
VALID RU ID 28,323 188,364,044
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
HOMEIDX4 REPORTING UNIT ID (ODUX + RU4) 8.0 CHAR 62 69
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,984 2,961,097
VALID RU ID 35,462 236,431,760
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
FAMIDX1 FAMILY IDENTIFIER-R1 7.0 CHAR 70 76 *
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,080 3,504,850
VALID FAMILY ID 36,366 235,888,006
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
FAMIDX2 FAMILY IDENTIFIER-R2 7.0 CHAR 77 83 *
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,910 5,087,511
VALID FAMILY ID 35,536 234,305,345
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
FAMIDX3 FAMILY IDENTIFIER-R3 7.0 CHAR 84 90 *
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-3 NO DATA IN RD 10,123 51,028,812
VALID FAMILY ID 28,323 188,364,044
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
Variable Positions 91-121
NAME DESCRIPTION FORMAT TYPE START END NOTE
---- ----------- ------ ---- ----- --- ----
FAMIDX4 FAMILY IDENTIFIER-R4 7.0 CHAR 91 97 *
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,984 2,961,097
VALID FAMILY ID 35,462 236,431,760
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
TIME_E PID NUMBER OF ELIGIBLE DAYS IN 1987 3.0 NUM 98 100*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-1 INAPPLICABLE 1,693 0
2-90 268 1,751,911
91-182 307 2,118,549
183-274 328 2,124,334
275-364 264 1,596,032
365 35,586 231,802,031
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
BEGDATM1 BEGINNING OF REFERENCE PER-MONTH-R1 2.0 NUM 101 102*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,080 3,504,850
1 JANUARY 36,300 235,465,264
2 FEBRUARY 26 164,940
3 MARCH 28 167,370
4 APRIL 7 45,068
5 MAY 2 21,529
6 JUNE 2 19,508
7 JULY 1 4,327
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
BEGDATD1 BEGINNING OF REFERENCE PER-DAY-R1 2.0 NUM 103 104 *
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,080 3,504,850
1-31 36,366 235,888,006
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
BEGDATY1 BEGINNING OF REFERENCE PER-YEAR-R1 2.0 NUM 105 106*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,080 3,504,850
87 36,366 235,888,006
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
ENDDATM1 END OF REFERENCE PERIOD-MONTH-R1 2.0 NUM 107 108*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,080 3,504,850
1 JANUARY 33 158,620
2 FEBRUARY 9,907 63,508,980
3 MARCH 16,142 105,262,545
4 APRIL 7,839 52,429,475
5 MAY 1,818 11,086,431
6 JUNE 175 933,077
7 JULY 435 2,444,887
8 AUGUST 17 63,992
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
ENDDATD1 END OF REFERENCE PERIOD-DAY-R1 2.0 NUM 109 110 *
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,080 3,504,850
1-31 36,366 235,888,006
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
ENDDATY1 END OF REFERENCE PERIOD-YEAR-R1 2.0 NUM 111 112 *
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,080 3,504,850
87 36,366 235,888,006
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
INTDATM1 DATE OF INTERVIEW-MONTH-R1 2.0 NUM 113 114
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,080 3,504,850
2 FEBRUARY 9,891 63,439,500
3 MARCH 16,160 105,326,985
4 APRIL 7,857 52,529,132
5 MAY 1,826 11,108,289
6 JUNE 177 955,451
7 JULY 438 2,464,658
8 AUGUST 17 63,992
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
INTDATD1 DATE OF INTERVIEW-DAY-R1 2.0 NUM 115 116
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,080 3,504,850
1-31 36,366 235,888,006
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
INTDATY1 DATE OF INTERVIEW-YEAR-R1 2.0 NUM 117 118
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,080 3,504,850
87 36,366 235,888,006
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
BEGDATM2 BEGINNING OF REFERENCE PER-MONTH-R2 2.0 NUM 119 120*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,910 5,087,511
1 JANUARY 35 50,685
2 FEBRUARY 9,630 63,198,136
3 MARCH 15,673 105,042,455
4 APRIL 7,650 52,606,560
5 MAY 1,791 11,253,315
6 JUNE 406 1,163,194
7 JULY 246 811,950
8 AUGUST 88 149,010
9 SEPTEMBER 15 30,041
10 OCTOBER 2 0
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
BEGDATD2 BEGINNING OF REFERENCE PER-DAY-R2 2.0 NUM 121 122*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,910 5,087,511
1-31 35,536 234,305,345
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
Variable Positions 123-149
NAME DESCRIPTION FORMAT TYPE START END NOTE
---- ----------- ------ ---- ----- --- ----
BEGDATY2 BEGINNING OF REFERENCE PER-YEAR-R2 2.0 NUM 123 124*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,910 5,087,511
87 35,536 234,305,345
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
ENDDATM2 END OF REFERENCE PERIOD-MONTH-R2 2.0 NUM 125 126*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,910 5,087,511
2 FEBRUARY 2 9,635
3 MARCH 18 102,390
4 APRIL 31 165,128
5 MAY 37 200,564
6 JUNE 5,620 37,259,852
7 JULY 12,677 85,673,002
8 AUGUST 12,039 79,416,833
9 SEPTEMBER 4,445 27,690,923
10 OCTOBER 632 3,608,655
11 NOVEMBER 35 178,361
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
ENDDATD2 END OF REFERENCE PERIOD-DAY-R2 2.0 NUM 127 128*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,910 5,087,511
1-31 35,536 234,305,345
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
ENDDATY2 END OF REFERENCE PERIOD-YEAR-R2 2.0 NUM 129 130*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,910 5,087,511
87 35,536 234,305,345
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
INTDATM2 DATE OF INTERVIEW - MONTH - R2 2.0 NUM 131 132
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,910 5,087,511
6 JUNE 5,598 37,128,041
7 JULY 12,690 85,763,097
8 AUGUST 12,092 79,681,976
9 SEPTEMBER 4,478 27,870,570
10 OCTOBER 641 3,675,454
11 NOVEMBER 37 186,207
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
INTDATD2 DATE OF INTERVIEW - DAY - R2 2.0 NUM 133 134
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,910 5,087,511
1-31 35,536 234,305,345
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
INTDATY2 DATE OF INTERVIEW - YEAR - R2 2.0 NUM 135 136
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,910 5,087,511
87 35,536 234,305,345
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
BEGDATM3 BEGINNING OF REFERENCE PER-MONTH-R3 2.0 NUM 137 138*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-3 NO DATA IN RD 10,123 51,028,812
1 JANUARY 3 4,770
2 FEBRUARY 11 70,987
3 MARCH 25 116,486
4 APRIL 14 32,021
5 MAY 17 85,857
6 JUNE 4,574 30,682,985
7 JULY 10,574 72,092,651
8 AUGUST 9,279 62,006,842
9 SEPTEMBER 3,311 21,162,603
10 OCTOBER 421 1,931,965
11 NOVEMBER 81 165,299
12 DECEMBER 13 11,576
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
BEGDATD3 BEGINNING OF REFERENCE PER-DAY-R3 2.0 NUM 139 140*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-3 NO DATA IN RD 10,123 51,028,812
1-31 28,323 188,364,044
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
BEGDATY3 BEGINNING OF REFERENCE PER-YEAR-R3 2.0 NUM 141 142*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-3 NO DATA IN RD 10,123 51,028,812
87 28,323 188,364,044
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
ENDDATM3 END OF REFERENCE PERIOD-MONTH-R3 2.0 NUM 143 144*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-3 NO DATA IN RD 10,123 51,028,812
6 JUNE 1 0
7 JULY 18 63,399
8 AUGUST 31 116,235
9 SEPTEMBER 39 99,054
10 OCTOBER 4,709 32,524,632
11 NOVEMBER 13,717 91,149,611
12 DECEMBER 9,808 64,411,113
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
ENDDATD3 END OF REFERENCE PERIOD-DAY-R3 2.0 NUM 145 146 *
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-3 NO DATA IN RD 10,123 51,028,812
1-31 28,323 188,364,044
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
ENDDATY3 END OF REFERENCE PERIOD-YEAR-R3 2.0 NUM 147 148 *
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-3 NO DATA IN RD 10,123 51,028,812
87 28,323 188,364,044
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
INTDATM3 DATE OF INTERVIEW-MONTH-R3 2.0 NUM 149 150
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-3 NO DATA IN RD 10,123 51,028,812
10 OCTOBER 4,674 32,434,666
11 NOVEMBER 13,752 91,252,407
12 DECEMBER 9,897 64,676,970
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
Variable Positions 151-181
NAME DESCRIPTION FORMAT TYPE START END NOTE
---- ----------- ------ ---- ----- --- ----
INTDATD3 DATE OF INTERVIEW-DAY-R3 2.0 NUM 151 152
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-3 NO DATA IN RD 10,123 51,028,812
1-31 28,323 188,364,044
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
INTDATY3 DATE OF INTERVIEW-YEAR-R3 2.0 NUM 153 154
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-3 NO DATA IN RD 10,123 51,028,812
87 28,323 188,364,044
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
BEGDATM4 BEGINNING OF REFERENCE PER-MONTH-R4 2.0 NUM 155 156*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,984 2,961,097
1 JANUARY 9 14,519
2 FEBRUARY 3 782
3 MARCH 7 31,306
4 APRIL 10 44,027
5 MAY 3 0
6 JUNE 966 6,323,358
7 JULY 2,266 15,395,353
8 AUGUST 2,693 17,446,549
9 SEPTEMBER 1,146 6,780,325
10 OCTOBER 4,995 34,319,600
11 NOVEMBER 13,620 91,416,038
12 DECEMBER 9,744 64,659,903
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
BEGDATD4 BEGINNING OF REFERENCE PER-DAY-R4 2.0 NUM 157 158*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,984 2,961,097
1-31 35,462 236,431,760
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
BEGDATY4 BEGINNING OF REFERENCE PER-YEAR-R4 2.0 NUM 159 160*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,984 2,961,097
87 35,462 236,431,760
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
ENDDATM4 END OF REFERENCE PERIOD-MONTH-R4 2.0 NUM 161 162 *
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,984 2,961,097
3 MARCH 1 0
6 JUNE 2 22,891
7 JULY 5 13,143
8 AUGUST 4 22,866
9 SEPTEMBER 13 36,682
10 OCTOBER 13 68,642
11 NOVEMBER 24 102,371
12 DECEMBER 35,400 236,165,165
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
ENDDATD4 END OF REFERENCE PERIOD-DAY-R4 2.0 NUM 163 164 *
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,984 2,961,097
1-31 35,462 236,431,760
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
ENDDATY4 END OF REFERENCE PERIOD-YEAR-R4 2.0 NUM 165 166 *
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,984 2,961,097
87 35,462 236,431,760
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
INTDATM4 DATE OF INTERVIEW-MONTH-R4 2.0 NUM 167 168
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,984 2,961,097
1 JANUARY 2,634 16,992,887
2 FEBRUARY 12,159 81,804,765
3 MARCH 13,544 91,282,139
4 APRIL 5,866 38,225,186
5 MAY 1,205 7,785,107
6 JUNE 50 321,940
7 JULY 3 6,715
8 AUGUST 1 13,021
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
INTDATD4 DATE OF INTERVIEW-DAY-R4 2.0 NUM 169 170
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,984 2,961,097
1-31 35,462 236,431,760
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
INTDATY4 DATE OF INTERVIEW-YEAR-R4 2.0 NUM 171 172
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,984 2,961,097
88 35,462 236,431,760
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
RURESP1 PN OF RU RESPONDENT-R1 3.0 NUM 173 175 *
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-95 RSP NT IN DU 45 264,843
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 88 546,803
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,080 3,504,850
10-199 36,233 235,076,359
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
RURESP2 PN OF RU RESPONDENT-R2 3.0 NUM 176 178 *
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-95 RSP NT IN DU 86 554,404
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 93 507,569
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,910 5,087,511
10-199 35,357 233,243,372
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
RURESP3 PN OF RU RESPONDENT-R3 3.0 NUM 179 181 *
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-95 RSP NT IN DU 56 290,733
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 65 440,259
-3 NO DATA IN RD 10,123 51,028,812
10-152 28,202 187,633,052
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
Variable Positions 182-199
NAME DESCRIPTION FORMAT TYPE START END NOTE
---- ----------- ------ ---- ----- --- ----
RURESP4 PN OF RU RESPONDENT-R4 3.0 NUM 182 184 *
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-95 RSP NT IN DU 78 429,516
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 82 556,351
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,984 2,961,097
10-186 35,302 235,445,892
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
SREGION CENSUS REGION 1.0 NUM 185 185
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
1 NORTHEAST 7,490 47,921,057
2 MIDWEST 9,074 60,478,470
3 SOUTH 14,524 83,766,461
4 WEST 7,358 47,226,868
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
CENDIV CENSUS DIVISION 1.0 NUM 186 186
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
1 NEW ENGLAND 1,367 9,243,011
2 MID ATLANTIC 6,123 38,678,046
3 EAST NO CENT 6,737 44,241,874
4 WEST NO CENT 2,337 16,236,596
5 SOUTH ATLANTC 7,808 45,549,449
6 EAST SO CENT 2,656 15,975,068
7 WEST SO CENT 4,060 22,241,944
8 MOUNTAIN 2,367 15,714,765
9 PACIFIC 4,991 31,512,104
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
SSMSA STANDARD METROPOLITAN STATISTICAL AREA 1.0 NUM 187 187
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
1 19 LARGEST 10,693 64,481,109
2 OTHER SMSA 17,746 114,057,920
3 NOT SMSA 10,007 60,853,827
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
FIRSTAGE PID AGE AT END OF FIRST ELIGIBLE ROUND 3.0 NUM 188 190
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
0-15 9,666 58,955,669
16 655 3,973,382
17 631 3,859,002
18 555 3,209,671
19-20 1,085 6,664,332
21 614 3,965,073
22 578 3,763,521
23-54 15,467 106,367,217
55-64 3,309 22,113,880
65 + 5,886 26,521,109
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
LASTAGE PID AGE AT END OF LAST ELIGIBLE ROUND 3.0 NUM 191 193
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
0-15 9,219 55,922,385
16 631 3,906,190
17 660 3,920,149
18 603 3,819,922
19-20 1,110 6,402,429
21 556 3,667,910
22 601 3,819,418
23-54 15,641 107,672,766
55-64 3,254 21,966,691
65 + 6,171 28,294,995
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
RACE6 ED PID RACE 1.0 NUM 194 194
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
1 AMER INDIAN 313 2,286,624
2 ALASKN NATIVE 27 198,270
3 ASIAN/PACIFIC 580 4,762,729
4 BLACK 8,505 29,164,361
5 WHITE 27,257 194,357,764
6 OTHER 1,764 8,623,108
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
RACE3 PID RACE/ETHNICITY 1.0 NUM 195 195
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
1 HISPANIC 4,308 19,186,005
2 BLACK NONHISP 8,370 28,566,669
3 OTHER 25,768 191,640,182
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
HISP1 ED PID HISPANIC ANCESTRY GROUP 2.0 NUM 196 197
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-1 INAPPLICABLE 34,138 220,206,851
1 PUERTO RICAN 571 2,442,064
2 CUBAN 160 597,213
3 MEX/MEXAM/CHI 2,590 11,733,779
4 OTH LATIN AME 481 2,090,730
5 OTHER SPANISH 506 2,322,218
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
SMPSEXR PID SEX 1.0 NUM 198 198
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
1 MALE 18,094 115,861,023
2 FEMALE 20,352 123,531,833
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
CCMARRX1 ED PID MARITAL STATUS-R1 2.0 NUM 199 200
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 30 239,689
-8 DONT KNOW 4 14,837
-7 REFUSED 3 11,048
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,080 3,504,850
-1 INAPPLICABLE 9,494 59,850,332
1 MARRIED 15,331 102,911,996
2 WIDOWED 2,622 13,094,028
3 DIVORCED 2,120 14,403,089
4 SEPARATED 796 4,410,907
5 NEVER MARRIED 5,844 40,246,084
6 WID IN REF PR 72 373,729
7 DIV IN REF PR 50 332,267
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
Variable Positions 201-225
NAME DESCRIPTION FORMAT TYPE START END NOTE
---- ----------- ------ ---- ----- --- ----
CCMARRX2 ED PID MARITAL STATUS-R2 2.0 NUM 201 202
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 27 120,635
-8 DONT KNOW 6 24,786
-7 REFUSED 1 4,573
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,910 5,087,511
-1 INAPPLICABLE 9,459 60,487,523
1 MARRIED 14,871 102,071,077
2 WIDOWED 2,558 13,172,772
3 DIVORCED 2,063 14,228,518
4 SEPARATED 817 4,550,095
5 NEVER MARRIED 5,589 38,759,760
6 WID IN REF PR 65 325,231
7 DIV IN REF PR 80 560,374
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
CCMARRX3 ED PID MARITAL STATUS-R3 2.0 NUM 203 204
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 19 97,297
-8 DONT KNOW 3 19,872
-7 REFUSED 1 4,573
-3 NO DATA IN RD 10,123 51,028,812
-1 INAPPLICABLE 7,613 49,378,072
1 MARRIED 11,941 82,371,580
2 WIDOWED 2,095 10,784,808
3 DIVORCED 1,680 11,807,780
4 SEPARATED 617 3,513,170
5 NEVER MARRIED 4,285 29,964,064
6 WID IN REF PR 37 165,326
7 DIV IN REF PR 32 257,501
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
CCMARRX4 ED PID MARITAL STATUS-R4 2.0 NUM 205 206
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 39 196,965
-8 DONT KNOW 3 15,419
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,984 2,961,097
-1 INAPPLICABLE 9,482 61,126,461
1 MARRIED 14,772 102,374,730
2 WIDOWED 2,564 13,239,247
3 DIVORCED 2,115 14,694,991
4 SEPARATED 827 4,777,005
5 NEVER MARRIED 5,583 39,502,130
6 WID IN REF PR 33 168,082
7 DIV IN REF PR 44 336,729
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
MOMPN MOTHER PN 3.0 NUM 207 209 *
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-1 INAPPLICABLE 24,687 154,600,613
10-199 13,759 84,792,243
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
DADPN FATHER PN 3.0 NUM 210 212 *
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-1 INAPPLICABLE 28,897 175,576,007
10-186 9,549 63,816,849
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
SPOPNR1 SPOUSE PN-R1 3.0 NUM 213 215 *
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,080 3,504,850
-1 INAPPLICABLE 21,202 134,069,986
10-199 15,164 101,818,019
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
SPOPNR2 SPOUSE PN-R2 3.0 NUM 216 218 *
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,910 5,087,511
-1 INAPPLICABLE 20,804 133,128,762
10-199 14,732 101,176,583
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
SPOPNR3 SPOUSE PN-R3 3.0 NUM 219 221 *
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-3 NO DATA IN RD 10,123 51,028,812
-1 INAPPLICABLE 16,485 106,687,898
10-204 11,838 81,676,146
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
SPOPNR4 SPOUSE PN-R4 3.0 NUM 222 224 *
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,984 2,961,097
-1 INAPPLICABLE 20,862 135,206,554
10-211 14,600 101,225,205
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
FAMREL1 PID RELAT'P TO REF PERS IN FAMILY-R1 2.0 NUM 225 226
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 6 20,996
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,080 3,504,850
0 REF PERSON 14,506 95,962,831
1 MOTHER 201 920,141
2 FATHER 37 201,069
3 SISTER 176 872,246
4 BROTHER 150 959,756
5 DAUGHTER 5,625 36,241,251
6 SON 6,219 40,267,279
7 WIFE 6,646 44,992,941
8 HUSBAND 794 5,245,329
9 MOTHER-IN-LAW 102 384,736
10 FATHER-IN-LAW 32 164,528
11 SISTER-IN-LAW 22 124,870
12 BROTH-IN-LAW 37 214,009
13 DAUGHT-IN-LAW 48 272,360
14 SON-IN-LAW 52 284,433
15 STEPMOTHER 1 2,891
16 STEPFATHER 1 3,516
17 STEPSISTER 1 11,042
19 STEPDAUGHTER 177 1,224,531
20 STEPSON 215 1,452,123
21 GRANDMOTHER 6 23,769
22 GRANDFATHER 1 1,853
23 AUNT 25 97,451
24 UNCLE 11 46,984
25 NIECE 71 312,109
26 NEPHEW 87 377,679
27 COUSIN 46 232,836
28 GRANDSON 434 1,929,250
29 GRANDDAUGHTER 420 1,928,348
34 MALE PARTNER 32 203,186
35 FEMALE PARTNR 60 446,722
36 GRT-GRANDSON 24 65,544
37 GRT-GRNDDAUGH 24 69,850
38 STEPGRANDSON 4 10,995
39 STEPGRANDDAUG 8 40,387
40 GRANDNEPHEW 4 10,673
41 GRANDNIECE 1 2,596
42 FOSTER CHILD 26 84,007
44 GRNDAUG-IN-LW 1 1,270
45 GRNSON-IN-LAW 2 8,317
46 GRNMOTH-IN-LW 2 13,132
47 GRNFATH-IN-LW 2 9,662
48 PARTNR'S DAU 6 51,406
49 PARTNR'S SON 2 17,275
50 FRIEND 5 18,501
52 IN-LAW'S REL 2 4,399
53 MOTHLW'S SIS 1 2,306
55 DAUG'S BOYFR 2 8,008
91 OTHER REL 9 46,616
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
Variable Positions 227-231
NAME DESCRIPTION FORMAT TYPE START END NOTE
---- ----------- ------ ---- ----- --- ----
FAMREL2 PID RELAT'P TO REF PERS IN FAMILY-R2 2.0 NUM 227 228
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 3 7,446
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,910 5,087,511
0 REF PERSON 14,127 97,216,808
1 MOTHER 231 840,966
2 FATHER 69 195,779
3 SISTER 185 726,023
4 BROTHER 164 850,319
5 DAUGHTER 5,485 35,946,761
6 SON 6,077 40,008,090
7 WIFE 6,321 44,125,767
8 HUSBAND 870 5,408,354
9 MOTHER-IN-LAW 100 346,180
10 FATHER-IN-LAW 35 154,356
11 SISTER-IN-LAW 29 110,835
12 BROTH-IN-LAW 48 173,521
13 DAUGHT-IN-LAW 40 202,477
14 SON-IN-LAW 51 183,428
15 STEPMOTHER 3 2,891
16 STEPFATHER 7 0
17 STEPSISTER 6 11,042
18 STEPBROTHER 2 0
19 STEPDAUGHTER 168 1,095,886
20 STEPSON 203 1,376,250
21 GRANDMOTHER 10 23,769
22 GRANDFATHER 3 1,853
23 AUNT 26 84,438
24 UNCLE 14 49,234
25 NIECE 80 311,133
26 NEPHEW 90 278,015
27 COUSIN 61 200,943
28 GRANDSON 411 1,667,574
29 GRANDDAUGHTER 412 1,752,279
34 MALE PARTNER 35 193,077
35 FEMALE PARTNR 49 319,624
36 GRT-GRANDSON 23 66,721
37 GRT-GRNDDAUGH 26 85,805
38 STEPGRANDSON 4 10,995
39 STEPGRANDDAUG 3 20,142
40 GRANDNEPHEW 5 16,403
41 GRANDNIECE 1 2,596
42 FOSTER CHILD 29 95,722
44 GRNDAUG-IN-LW 1 1,270
45 GRNSON-IN-LAW 2 8,317
46 GRNMOTH-IN-LW 2 13,132
47 GRNFATH-IN-LW 2 9,662
48 PARTNR'S DAU 4 43,320
49 PARTNR'S SON 3 17,275
50 FRIEND 5 12,023
52 IN-LAW'S REL 2 4,399
55 DAUG'S BOYFR 1 5,257
91 OTHER REL 8 27,191
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
FAMREL3 PID RELAT'P TO REF PERS IN FAMILY-R3 2.0 NUM 229 230
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 3 7,446
-3 NO DATA IN RD 10,123 51,028,812
0 REF PERSON 11,366 79,453,821
1 MOTHER 182 601,805
2 FATHER 66 131,822
3 SISTER 151 564,574
4 BROTHER 127 576,841
5 DAUGHTER 4,325 28,735,439
6 SON 4,787 31,871,436
7 WIFE 5,069 35,677,624
8 HUSBAND 705 4,142,528
9 MOTHER-IN-LAW 71 270,784
10 FATHER-IN-LAW 36 124,140
11 SISTER-IN-LAW 27 74,885
12 BROTH-IN-LAW 32 91,193
13 DAUGHT-IN-LAW 30 133,489
14 SON-IN-LAW 35 116,163
15 STEPMOTHER 3 2,891
16 STEPFATHER 4 4,153
17 STEPSISTER 2 11,042
18 STEPBROTHER 3 0
19 STEPDAUGHTER 138 848,536
20 STEPSON 156 999,567
21 GRANDMOTHER 11 25,491
22 GRANDFATHER 2 0
23 AUNT 20 57,866
24 UNCLE 12 48,387
25 NIECE 66 240,030
26 NEPHEW 74 231,445
27 COUSIN 50 145,357
28 GRANDSON 297 1,137,958
29 GRANDDAUGHTER 322 1,332,054
34 MALE PARTNER 29 153,291
35 FEMALE PARTNR 40 266,275
36 GRT-GRANDSON 20 62,963
37 GRT-GRNDDAUGH 17 37,652
38 STEPGRANDSON 2 3,048
39 STEPGRANDDAUG 1 8,288
40 GRANDNEPHEW 5 20,148
41 GRANDNIECE 1 2,596
42 FOSTER CHILD 15 61,325
44 GRNDAUG-IN-LW 2 1,270
45 GRNSON-IN-LAW 1 4,684
46 GRNMOTH-IN-LW 1 4,611
47 GRNFATH-IN-LW 1 6,816
48 PARTNR'S DAU 4 43,777
49 PARTNR'S SON 2 10,220
50 FRIEND 4 5,845
91 OTHER REL 6 12,466
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
FAMREL4 PID RELAT'P TO REF PERS IN FAMILY-R4 2.0 NUM 231 232
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 3 7,446
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,984 2,961,097
0 REF PERSON 14,085 99,614,601
1 MOTHER 254 800,745
2 FATHER 96 193,305
3 SISTER 185 658,774
4 BROTHER 189 796,445
5 DAUGHTER 5,481 36,414,457
6 SON 6,054 40,314,938
7 WIFE 6,212 43,877,184
8 HUSBAND 895 5,256,264
9 MOTHER-IN-LAW 99 338,779
10 FATHER-IN-LAW 34 127,588
11 SISTER-IN-LAW 34 113,434
12 BROTH-IN-LAW 40 156,358
13 DAUGHT-IN-LAW 34 159,199
14 SON-IN-LAW 49 170,691
15 STEPMOTHER 4 2,891
16 STEPFATHER 8 4,153
17 STEPSISTER 2 11,042
18 STEPBROTHER 2 0
19 STEPDAUGHTER 171 1,065,188
20 STEPSON 205 1,293,836
21 GRANDMOTHER 13 26,250
22 GRANDFATHER 2 1,853
23 AUNT 25 74,662
24 UNCLE 14 54,709
25 NIECE 82 282,057
26 NEPHEW 95 276,034
27 COUSIN 53 159,280
28 GRANDSON 405 1,598,535
29 GRANDDAUGHTER 421 1,698,049
34 MALE PARTNER 35 165,315
35 FEMALE PARTNR 45 286,147
36 GRT-GRANDSON 22 64,629
37 GRT-GRNDDAUGH 26 63,925
38 STEPGRANDSON 5 10,995
39 STEPGRANDDAUG 3 20,142
40 GRANDNEPHEW 6 20,148
41 GRANDNIECE 2 2,596
42 FOSTER CHILD 30 107,568
44 GRNDAUG-IN-LW 2 1,270
46 GRNMOTH-IN-LW 1 4,611
47 GRNFATH-IN-LW 2 10,361
48 PARTNR'S DAU 5 51,406
49 PARTNR'S SON 3 17,275
50 FRIEND 9 12,023
51 FRIEND'S SON 1 0
52 IN-LAW'S REL 5 2,562
54 DAULW'S MOTH 1 0
55 DAUG'S BOYFR 1 5,257
91 OTHER REL 12 36,784
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
Variable Positions 223-258
NAME DESCRIPTION FORMAT TYPE START END NOTE
---- ----------- ------ ---- ----- --- ----
FAMRP1 PN OF FAMILY REFERENCE PERSON-R1 3 NUM 233 235
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,080 3,504,850
10-186 36,366 235,888,006
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
FAMRP2 PN OF FAMILY REFERENCE PERSON-R2 3.0 NUM 236 238
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,910 5,087,511
10-186 35,536 234,305,345
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
FAMRP3 PN OF FAMILY REFERENCE PERSON-R3 3.0 NUM 239 241
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-3 NO DATA IN RD 10,123 51,028,812
10-136 28,323 188,364,044
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
FAMRP4 PN OF FAMILY REFERENCE PERSON-R4 3.0 NUM 242 244
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,984 2,961,097
10-186 35,462 236,431,760
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
FAMSZALL SIZE OF FAMILY AT LAST INTERVIEW 2.0 NUM 245 246 *
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
1-14 38,446 239,392,856
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
FAMSZR4 SIZE OF FAMILY-R4 2.0 NUM 247 248 *
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY WGTR4PER
-4 NOT FULL RSPT 1,489 0
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,984 0
1-14 33,973 239,392,856
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
GRSCHCOX ED PID 17+ HIGHEST GRADE SCHL COMPLETED 2.0 NUM 249 250
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 386 1,791,830
-8 DONT KNOW 165 528,083
-7 REFUSED 8 44,274
-1 INAPPLICABLE 10,321 62,929,051
0 NO EDUCATION 70 335,196
1 1ST GRADE 57 277,312
2 2ND GRADE 112 597,344
3 3RD GRADE 227 1,069,680
4 4TH GRADE 252 1,172,787
5 5TH GRADE 262 1,244,912
6 6TH GRADE 612 2,879,273
7 7TH GRADE 559 2,688,306
8 8TH GRADE 1,636 8,700,872
9 1ST YR HS 1,066 5,891,650
10 2ND YR HS 1,709 9,495,708
11 3RD YR HS 2,112 12,280,618
12 4TH YR HS 9,994 63,691,401
13 1 YR COL 1,756 11,565,632
14 2 YRS COL 2,306 15,644,946
15 3 YRS COL 828 5,851,274
16 4 YRS COL 2,328 17,584,830
17 5 YRS COL 482 3,752,255
18 6+ YRS COL 1,198 9,375,622
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
ISPCUREN PID 17+ CURRENTLY ENROLLED IN SCHOOL 2.0 NUM 251 252
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 389 2,069,007
-8 DONT KNOW 4 12,359
-1 INAPPLICABLE 10,345 63,135,188
1 HIGH SCHOOL 844 5,207,005
2 COLLEGE 1,882 13,364,148
3 NOT ENROLLED 24,982 155,605,150
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
ISPFUPA PID 17+ CURRNTLY FULL-OR PRT-TIME STDNT 2.0 NUM 253 254
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 409 2,576,179
-8 DONT KNOW 5 18,258
-7 REFUSED 1 0
-1 INAPPLICABLE 35,721 220,823,959
1 FULL TIME 1,573 10,712,959
2 PART TIME 737 5,261,502
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
FIRSTVET PID VET STATUS @ END OF FRST ELIGIBLE RN 1.0 NUM 255 255
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
1 VETERAN 4,447 30,121,468
2 NOT VETERAN 33,878 208,628,856
3 UNKNOWN 121 642,533
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
LASTVET PID VET STATUS @ END OF LAST ELIGIBLE RN 1.0 NUM 256 256
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
1 VETERAN 4,478 30,306,753
2 NOT VETERAN 33,847 208,443,570
3 UNKNOWN 121 642,533
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
ARMYX ED PID EVER SERVE IN ARMED FORCES 1.0 NUM 257 257
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
1 YES 4,120 27,776,984
2 NO 33,776 208,547,059
3 UNKNOWN 550 3,068,814
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
NTLGDX ED PID EVER ACTIVE IN NAT'L GUARD/RESERV 1.0 NUM 258 258
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
1 YES 1,084 7,897,934
2 NO 36,635 227,354,112
3 UNKNOWN 727 4,140,810
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
Variable Positions 259-287
NAME DESCRIPTION FORMAT TYPE START END NOTE
---- ----------- ------ ---- ----- --- ----
DUTYX ED PID NOW ON ACTIVE DUTY IN NAT GRD/RES 1.0 NUM 259 259
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
1 YES 399 2,905,654
2 NO 37,282 232,045,396
3 UNKNOWN 765 4,441,806
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
SMPDISX ED PID HAS SERVICE DISABILITY 1.0 NUM 260 260
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
1 YES 467 2,852,504
2 NO 37,642 234,650,554
3 UNKNOWN 337 1,889,798
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
WWIX ED PID SERVED IN WORLD WAR I 1.0 NUM 261 261
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
1 YES 24 103,011
2 NO 38,415 239,265,428
3 UNKNOWN 7 24,417
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
WWIIX ED PID SERVED IN WORLD WAR II 1.0 NUM 262 262
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
1 YES 1,621 9,461,678
2 NO 36,714 229,408,880
3 UNKNOWN 111 522,299
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
KORNX ED PID SERVED IN KOREAN WAR 1.0 NUM 263 263
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
1 YES 684 5,087,494
2 NO 37,587 233,413,722
3 UNKNOWN 175 891,639
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
VIETX ED PID SERVED IN VIETNAM ERA 1.0 NUM 264 264
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
1 YES 1,183 8,774,545
2 NO 36,939 228,883,124
3 UNKNOWN 324 1,735,187
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
PVIETX ED PID SERVED IN POST-VIETNAM ERA 1.0 NUM 265 265
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
1 YES 733 4,264,205
2 NO 37,038 231,263,515
3 UNKNOWN 675 3,865,136
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
OTSRVX ED PID SERVED IN OTHER PERIODS 1.0 NUM 266 266
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
1 YES 427 3,087,222
2 NO 37,341 232,471,116
3 UNKNOWN 678 3,834,518
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
PTOTALX PERSON INCOME 10.2 NUM 267 276 *
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
LESS THAN 0 160 1,173,841
0 8,791 53,609,151
1 - 1,999 3,656 24,016,055
2,000 - 2,999 1,569 9,150,065
3,000 - 3,999 1,646 9,186,429
4,000 - 4,999 1,897 10,006,707
5,000 - 5,999 1,380 7,736,865
6,000 - 6,999 1,378 7,279,098
7,000 - 8,499 1,808 10,426,698
8,500 - 9,999 1,317 7,570,876
10,000 - 12,499 2,359 14,205,913
12,500 - 14,999 1,628 9,862,056
15,000 - 17,499 1,796 11,639,487
17,500 - 19,999 1,226 8,072,676
20,000 - 24,999 2,195 14,779,801
25,000 - 29,999 1,647 11,400,132
30,000 - 34,999 1,205 8,619,759
35,000 - 49,999 1,722 12,402,412
50,000 - 74,999 689 5,345,828
75,000 AND OVER 377 2,909,009
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
FMINCALX TOTAL FAMILY INCOME AT LAST INTERVIEW 10.2 NUM 277 286
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
LESS THAN 0 132 1,247,325
0 181 1,018,865
1 - 1,999 354 2,466,422
2,000 - 2,999 247 1,657,365
3,000 - 3,999 393 2,643,097
4,000 - 4,999 711 4,152,030
5,000 - 5,999 665 4,095,601
6,000 - 6,999 761 4,373,304
7,000 - 8,499 1,117 7,068,214
8,500 - 9,999 1,126 6,545,013
10,000 - 12,499 2,105 12,340,840
12,500 - 14,999 2,063 10,994,930
15,000 - 17,499 2,055 11,890,618
17,500 - 19,999 1,884 10,683,097
20,000 - 24,999 3,443 20,054,395
25,000 - 29,999 3,193 19,811,794
30,000 - 34,999 3,048 19,555,197
35,000 - 49,999 6,769 43,383,309
50,000 - 74,999 5,202 34,226,594
75,000 AND OVER 2,997 21,184,845
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
FMINCR4X TOTAL FAMILY INCOME-R4 10.2 NUM 287 296*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY WGTR4PER
-4 NOT FULL RSPT 1,489 0
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,984 0
LESS THAN 0 124 1,269,158
0 116 976,791
1 - 1,999 284 2,459,403
2,000 - 2,999 205 1,670,265
3,000 - 3,999 365 2,642,440
4,000 - 4,999 663 4,344,508
5,000 - 5,999 585 4,139,741
6,000 - 6,999 684 4,444,821
7,000 - 8,499 985 7,057,408
8,500 - 9,999 987 6,480,449
10,000 - 12,499 1,927 12,437,922
12,500 - 14,999 1,805 10,956,591
15,000 - 17,499 1,842 11,849,142
17,500 - 19,999 1,667 10,714,618
20,000 - 24,999 3,052 20,156,071
25,000 - 29,999 2,848 19,919,591
30,000 - 34,999 2,690 19,519,290
35,000 - 49,999 5,931 43,330,098
50,000 - 74,999 4,564 34,008,807
75,000 AND OVER 2,649 21,015,743
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
Variable Positions 297-316
NAME DESCRIPTION FORMAT TYPE START END NOTE
---- ----------- ------ ---- ----- --- ----
POVSTAL POVERTY STATUS AT LAST INTRVIEW 1.0 NUM 297 297 *
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
1 POOR 4,897 31,187,430
2 NEAR POOR 2,229 10,882,175
3 LOW INCOME 6,521 33,290,336
4 MIDDLE INCOME 12,849 83,518,304
5 HIGH INCOME 11,818 79,267,286
7 NEGATIVE INC 132 1,247,325
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
POVSTR4 POVERTY STATUS-R4 2.0 NUM 298 299 *
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY WGTR4PER
-4 NOT FULL RSPT 1,489 0
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,984 0
1 POOR 4,174 31,165,597
2 NEAR POOR 2,024 10,882,175
3 LOW INCOME 5,794 33,290,336
4 MIDDLE INCOME 11,316 83,518,304
5 HIGH INCOME 10,541 79,267,286
7 NEGATIVE INC 124 1,269,158
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
DISBED PID # BED DISABILITY DAYS EXCL HOSP DAYS 3.0 NUM 300 302
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-4 NOT FULL RSPT 3,987 0
0 24,225 167,634,050
1 1,589 11,773,339
2 2,012 14,992,499
3 1,273 9,093,391
4 912 6,572,663
5 659 4,802,918
6-10 1,584 10,900,166
11-20 965 6,278,549
21-50 666 4,242,637
51-100 253 1,425,550
101+ 321 1,677,095
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
DISWORK PID # WRK-LOSS DISAB DAYS INCL HOSP DAYS 3.0 NUM 303 305*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-4 NOT FULL RSPT 3,987 0
-1 INAPPLICABLE 18,083 113,502,031
0 10,165 76,719,577
1 1,427 12,040,056
2 1,114 8,952,354
3 682 5,408,104
4 463 3,693,313
5 406 3,116,470
6-10 809 6,255,642
11-20 522 4,043,390
21-50 531 3,859,617
51-100 196 1,386,503
101+ 61 415,801
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
DISSCHL PID # SCHL-LOSS DISAB DYS INCL HOSP DAYS 3.0 NUM 306 308*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-4 NOT FULL RSPT 3,987 0
-1 INAPPLICABLE 28,125 196,935,556
0 3,014 19,129,528
1 698 4,905,873
2 683 4,884,959
3 461 3,139,277
4 320 2,381,757
5 280 1,878,611
6-10 582 4,097,628
11-20 226 1,560,515
21-50 60 424,954
51-100 8 44,725
101+ 2 9,472
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
DISCD PID # CUTDOWN DSB DYS EXCL BD/WK/SCH/HSP 3.0 NUM 309 311
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-4 NOT FULL RSPT 3,987 0
0 27,695 191,948,871
1 723 5,606,107
2 860 6,484,929
3 583 4,336,413
4 426 3,160,352
5 297 2,301,671
6-10 1,039 7,232,777
11-20 833 5,768,206
21-50 913 6,011,787
51-100 560 3,433,615
101+ 530 3,108,129
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
EMPLOYX1 ED BXB2 PID EMPLOYMENT STATUS-R1 2.0 NUM 312 313*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,080 3,504,850
-1 INAPPLICABLE 8,850 55,730,893
1 EMPLOYED 15,821 114,186,950
2 NOT EMPLOYED 11,695 65,970,163
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
EMPLOYX2 ED BXB2 PID EMPLOYMENT STATUS-R2 2.0 NUM 314 315*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,910 5,087,511
-1 INAPPLICABLE 8,666 55,373,601
1 EMPLOYED 16,126 117,504,403
2 NOT EMPLOYED 10,744 61,427,341
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
EMPLOYX3 ED BXB2 PID EMPLOYMENT STATUS-R3 2.0 NUM 316 317*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-3 NO DATA IN RD 10,123 51,028,812
-1 INAPPLICABLE 6,885 44,599,808
1 EMPLOYED 12,688 93,238,740
2 NOT EMPLOYED 8,750 50,525,495
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
Variable Positions 318-340
NAME DESCRIPTION FORMAT TYPE START END NOTE
---- ----------- ------ ---- ----- --- ----
EMPLOYX4 ED BXB2 PID EMPLYMNT STATUS-R4 2.0 NUM 318 319 *
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,984 2,961,097
-1 INAPPLICABLE 8,639 55,638,159
1 EMPLOYED 15,537 114,434,334
2 NOT EMPLOYED 11,286 66,359,267
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
HVEJOBX1 ED S1 PID HAD JOB/BUSNESS LAST WK-R1 2.0 NUM 320 321
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,080 3,504,850
-1 INAPPLICABLE 20,545 121,701,056
1 YES 15,184 109,855,895
2 NO 637 4,331,055
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
HVEJOBX2 ED S1 PID HAD JOB/BUSNESS LAST WK-R2 2.0 NUM 322 323
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,910 5,087,511
-1 INAPPLICABLE 19,410 116,800,942
1 YES 15,221 111,351,657
2 NO 905 6,152,746
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
HVEJOBX3 ED S1 PID HAD JOB/BUSNESS LAST WK-R3 2.0 NUM 324 325
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-3 NO DATA IN RD 10,123 51,028,812
-1 INAPPLICABLE 15,635 95,125,304
1 YES 12,079 88,887,029
2 NO 609 4,351,711
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
HVEJOBX4 ED S1 PID HAD JOB/BUSNESS LAST WK-R4 2.0 NUM 326 327
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,984 2,961,097
-1 INAPPLICABLE 19,925 121,997,426
1 YES 15,039 110,893,658
2 NO 498 3,540,676
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
WEKSTTLX WEEKS WORKED/REFERENCE YEAR 2.0 NUM 328 329 *
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 4 24,778
-4 NOT FULL RSPT 3,987 0
-1 INAPPLICABLE 17,916 112,238,751
0 16 126,030
1-52 16,523 127,003,296
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
EVERWRK1 S3 PID EVER WORKED FOR PAY-R1 2.0 NUM 330 331
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 104 517,368
-8 DONT KNOW 5 10,251
-7 REFUSED 2 18,553
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,080 3,504,850
-1 INAPPLICABLE 24,702 170,156,116
1 YES 8,921 50,654,548
2 NO 2,632 14,531,170
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
EVERWRK2 S3 PID EVER WORKED FOR PAY-R2 2.0 NUM 332 333
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 23 37,206
-8 DONT KNOW 3 0
-7 REFUSED 1 0
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,910 5,087,511
-1 INAPPLICABLE 35,282 234,178,634
1 YES 131 51,377
2 NO 96 38,129
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
EVERWRK3 S3 PID EVER WORKED FOR PAY-R3 2.0 NUM 334 335
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 14 26,098
-7 REFUSED 2 0
-3 NO DATA IN RD 10,123 51,028,812
-1 INAPPLICABLE 28,208 188,323,936
1 YES 55 0
2 NO 44 14,010
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
EVERWRK4 S3 PID EVER WORKED FOR PAY-R4 2.0 NUM 336 337
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 9 0
-8 DONT KNOW 1 0
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,984 2,961,097
-1 INAPPLICABLE 35,379 236,403,475
1 YES 44 11,458
2 NO 29 16,827
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
TIMEOFF1 S4 PID ON LAYOFF ANYTIME DURING R1 2.0 NUM 338 339
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 287 1,659,063
-8 DONT KNOW 3 7,293
-7 REFUSED 2 5,007
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,080 3,504,850
-1 INAPPLICABLE 25,185 169,771,180
1 YES 737 4,945,162
2 NO 10,152 59,500,302
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
TIMEOFF2 S4 PID ON LAYOFF ANYTIME DURING R2 2.0 NUM 340 341
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 393 2,427,271
-8 DONT KNOW 2 7,647
-7 REFUSED 3 0
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,910 5,087,511
-1 INAPPLICABLE 22,083 153,410,661
1 YES 601 4,074,624
2 NO 12,454 74,385,142
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
Variable Positions 342-360
NAME DESCRIPTION FORMAT TYPE START END NOTE
---- ----------- ------ ---- ----- --- ----
TIMEOFF3 S4 PID ON LAYOFF ANYTIME DURG R3 2 NUM 342 343
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 257 1,569,564
-8 DONT KNOW 2 23,284
-7 REFUSED 5 4,743
-3 NO DATA IN RD 10,123 51,028,812
-1 INAPPLICABLE 17,929 126,116,092
1 YES 399 2,685,555
2 NO 9,731 57,964,805
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
TIMEOFF4 S4 PID ON LAYOFF ANYTIME DURING R4 2.0 NUM 344 345
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 235 1,452,964
-8 DONT KNOW 1 4,483
-7 REFUSED 3 21,206
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,984 2,961,097
-1 INAPPLICABLE 22,918 161,041,435
1 YES 398 2,681,654
2 NO 11,907 71,230,017
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
LAIDOFF1 S5 PID CURRENTLY LAID OFF-R1 2.0 NUM 346 347
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 10 53,438
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,080 3,504,850
-1 INAPPLICABLE 35,629 230,942,844
1 YES 451 3,013,031
2 NO 276 1,878,693
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
LAIDOFF2 S5 PID CURRENTLY LAID OFF-R2 2.0 NUM 348 349
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 18 159,965
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,910 5,087,511
-1 INAPPLICABLE 34,935 230,230,722
1 YES 296 1,865,960
2 NO 287 2,048,699
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
LAIDOFF3 S5 PID CURRENTLY LAID OFF-R3 2.0 NUM 350 351
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 15 78,333
-3 NO DATA IN RD 10,123 51,028,812
-1 INAPPLICABLE 27,924 185,678,488
1 YES 222 1,553,750
2 NO 162 1,053,472
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
LAIDOFF4 S5 PID CURRENTLY LAID OFF-R4 2.0 NUM 352 353
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 6 40,991
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,984 2,961,097
-1 INAPPLICABLE 35,064 233,750,105
1 YES 274 1,875,931
2 NO 118 764,733
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
WHNLOFM1 S6 DATE PID LAID OFF-MONTH-R1 2.0 NUM 354 355
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 59 461,047
-8 DONT KNOW 20 96,600
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,080 3,504,850
-1 INAPPLICABLE 35,915 232,874,975
1 JANUARY 69 472,735
2 FEBRUARY 87 576,891
3 MARCH 34 255,208
4 APRIL 23 172,051
5 MAY 9 55,097
6 JUNE 12 77,012
7 JULY 4 16,277
8 AUGUST 16 86,580
9 SEPTEMBER 14 88,229
10 OCTOBER 20 118,212
11 NOVEMBER 26 190,831
12 DECEMBER 58 346,259
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
WHNLOFD1 S6 DATE PID LAID OFF-DAY-R1 2.0 NUM 356 357
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 124 851,658
-8 DONT KNOW 77 426,227
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,080 3,504,850
-1 INAPPLICABLE 35,915 232,874,975
1-31 250 1,735,145
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
WHNLOFY1 S6 DATE PID LAID OFF-YEAR-R1 2.0 NUM 358 359
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 76 541,405
-8 DONT KNOW 7 31,310
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,080 3,504,850
-1 INAPPLICABLE 35,915 232,874,975
83-87 368 2,440,316
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
WHNLOFM2 S6 DATE PID LAID OFF-MONTH-R2 2.0 NUM 360 361
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 23 140,815
-8 DONT KNOW 6 22,419
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,910 5,087,511
-1 INAPPLICABLE 35,240 232,439,385
1 JANUARY 1 0
2 FEBRUARY 9 40,804
3 MARCH 26 164,220
4 APRIL 31 190,249
5 MAY 42 304,933
6 JUNE 71 461,655
7 JULY 45 285,013
8 AUGUST 32 182,140
9 SEPTEMBER 4 35,795
10 OCTOBER 3 10,615
11 NOVEMBER 2 19,914
12 DECEMBER 1 7,390
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
Variable Positions 362-380
NAME DESCRIPTION FORMAT TYPE START END NOTE
---- ----------- ------ ---- ----- --- ----
WHNLOFD2 S6 DATE PID LAID OFF-DAY-R2 2.0 NUM 362 363
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 36 246,837
-8 DONT KNOW 35 154,070
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,910 5,087,511
-1 INAPPLICABLE 35,240 232,439,385
1-31 225 1,465,053
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
WHNLOFY2 S6 DATE PID LAID OFF-YEAR-R2 2.0 NUM 364 365
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 21 111,447
-8 DONT KNOW 1 0
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,910 5,087,511
-1 INAPPLICABLE 35,240 232,439,385
85-87 274 1,754,513
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
WHNLOFM3 S6 DATE PID LAID OFF-MONTH-R3 2.0 NUM 366 367
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 16 113,975
-8 DONT KNOW 8 34,717
-3 NO DATA IN RD 10,123 51,028,812
-1 INAPPLICABLE 28,101 186,810,293
2 FEBRUARY 2 2,773
4 APRIL 2 6,327
5 MAY 1 13,956
6 JUNE 3 16,232
7 JULY 13 91,526
8 AUGUST 18 110,427
9 SEPTEMBER 34 246,733
10 OCTOBER 58 414,022
11 NOVEMBER 60 458,589
12 DECEMBER 7 44,474
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
WHNLOFD3 S6 DATE PID LAID OFF-DAY-R3 2.0 NUM 368 369
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 22 135,325
-8 DONT KNOW 25 165,631
-3 NO DATA IN RD 10,123 51,028,812
-1 INAPPLICABLE 28,101 186,810,293
1-31 175 1,252,795
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
WHNLOFY3 S6 DATE PID LAID OFF-YEAR-R3 2.0 NUM 370 371
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 10 63,913
-3 NO DATA IN RD 10,123 51,028,812
-1 INAPPLICABLE 28,101 186,810,293
85-87 212 1,489,838
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
WHNLOFM4 S6 DATE PID LAID OFF-MONTH-R4 2.0 NUM 372 373
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 39 280,693
-8 DONT KNOW 7 50,908
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,984 2,961,097
-1 INAPPLICABLE 35,188 234,555,829
3 MARCH 2 23,221
4 APRIL 3 19,849
5 MAY 3 15,924
6 JUNE 2 10,352
7 JULY 2 7,529
8 AUGUST 4 29,236
9 SEPTEMBER 10 53,680
10 OCTOBER 26 181,684
11 NOVEMBER 66 443,561
12 DECEMBER 110 759,292
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
WHNLOFD4 S6 DATE PID LAID OFF-DAY-R4 2.0 NUM 374 375
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 53 341,979
-8 DONT KNOW 42 226,582
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,984 2,961,097
-1 INAPPLICABLE 35,188 234,555,829
1-31 179 1,307,370
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
WHNLOFY4 S6 DATE PID LAID OFF-YEAR-R4 2.0 NUM 376 377
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 20 137,574
-8 DONT KNOW 2 16,766
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,984 2,961,097
-1 INAPPLICABLE 35,188 234,555,829
84-87 252 1,721,590
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
RECALL1 S7 PID EXPECTS RECALL IN 30 DAYS-R1 2.0 NUM 378 379
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 9 76,448
-8 DONT KNOW 13 79,258
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,080 3,504,850
-1 INAPPLICABLE 35,915 232,874,975
1 YES 119 805,414
2 NO 310 2,051,910
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
RECALL2 S7 PID EXPECTS RECALL IN 30 DAYS-R2 2.0 NUM 380 381
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 10 63,593
-8 DONT KNOW 13 77,523
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,910 5,087,511
-1 INAPPLICABLE 35,240 232,439,385
1 YES 85 563,512
2 NO 188 1,161,331
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
Variable Positions 382-402
NAME DESCRIPTION FORMAT TYPE START END NOTE
---- ----------- ------ ---- ----- --- ----
RECALL3 S7 PID EXPECTS RCL IN 30 DAYS-R3 2 NUM 382 383
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 3 28,453
-8 DONT KNOW 12 86,424
-3 NO DATA IN RD 10,123 51,028,812
-1 INAPPLICABLE 28,101 186,810,293
1 YES 55 368,081
2 NO 152 1,070,793
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
RECALL4 S7 PID EXPECTS RECALL IN 30 DAYS-R4 2.0 NUM 384 385
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 3 8,860
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,984 2,961,097
-1 INAPPLICABLE 35,188 234,555,829
1 YES 63 435,526
2 NO 208 1,431,545
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
LOOKFWR1 S8 PID LOOK FOR WORK-R1 2.0 NUM 386 387
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 456 2,783,743
-8 DONT KNOW 8 22,206
-7 REFUSED 3 16,249
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,080 3,504,850
-1 INAPPLICABLE 22,501 155,016,602
1 YES 2,003 12,667,340
2 NO 11,395 65,381,865
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
LOOKFWR2 S8 PID LOOK FOR WORK-R2 2.0 NUM 388 389
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 570 3,309,727
-8 DONT KNOW 4 19,636
-7 REFUSED 4 0
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,910 5,087,511
-1 INAPPLICABLE 21,977 153,372,533
1 YES 2,232 14,171,574
2 NO 10,749 63,431,875
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
LOOKFWR3 S8 PID LOOK FOR WORK-R3 2.0 NUM 390 391
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 436 2,520,958
-8 DONT KNOW 2 23,284
-7 REFUSED 6 4,743
-3 NO DATA IN RD 10,123 51,028,812
-1 INAPPLICABLE 17,877 126,102,081
1 YES 1,333 8,600,631
2 NO 8,669 51,112,347
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
LOOKFWR4 S8 PID LOOK FOR WORK-R4 2.0 NUM 392 393
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 404 2,319,623
-8 DONT KNOW 6 19,116
-7 REFUSED 3 21,206
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,984 2,961,097
-1 INAPPLICABLE 22,881 161,024,608
1 YES 1,245 7,973,436
2 NO 10,923 65,073,770
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
NFINDWR1 S9 PID NOT WORK: CANT FIND WORK-R1 2.0 NUM 394 395
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 454 2,886,811
-8 DONT KNOW 3 6,674
-7 REFUSED 4 23,661
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,080 3,504,850
-1 INAPPLICABLE 22,504 155,025,155
1 YES 1,687 10,391,093
2 NO 11,714 67,554,611
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
NFINDWR2 S9 PID NOT WORK: CANT FIND WORK-R2 2.0 NUM 396 397
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 449 2,836,966
-8 DONT KNOW 2 15,489
-7 REFUSED 4 0
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,910 5,087,511
-1 INAPPLICABLE 21,977 153,372,533
1 YES 1,804 10,782,634
2 NO 11,300 67,297,723
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
NFINDWR3 S9 PID NOT WORK: CANT FIND WORK-R3 2.0 NUM 398 399
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 283 1,713,878
-8 DONT KNOW 7 53,479
-7 REFUSED 6 8,102
-3 NO DATA IN RD 10,123 51,028,812
-1 INAPPLICABLE 17,877 126,102,081
1 YES 1,211 7,395,526
2 NO 8,939 53,090,978
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
NFINDWR4 S9 PID NOT WORK: CANT FIND WORK-R4 2.0 NUM 400 401
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 232 1,334,923
-8 DONT KNOW 5 8,365
-7 REFUSED 3 21,206
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,984 2,961,097
-1 INAPPLICABLE 22,881 161,024,608
1 YES 1,305 7,912,513
2 NO 11,036 66,130,145
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
RRETIRE1 S9 PID NOT WORK: RETIRED/TOO OLD-R1 2.0 NUM 402 403
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 454 2,886,811
-8 DONT KNOW 3 6,674
-7 REFUSED 4 23,661
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,080 3,504,850
-1 INAPPLICABLE 22,505 155,029,084
1 YES 5,454 27,154,635
2 NO 7,946 50,787,141
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
Variable Positions 404-424
NAME DESCRIPTION FORMAT TYPE START END NOTE
---- ----------- ------ ---- ----- --- ----
RRETIRE2 S9 PID NOT WRK:RETIRED/TOO OLD-R2 2 NUM 404 405
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 446 2,814,207
-8 DONT KNOW 2 15,489
-7 REFUSED 4 0
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,910 5,087,511
-1 INAPPLICABLE 21,977 153,372,533
1 YES 5,494 28,399,348
2 NO 7,613 49,703,769
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
RRETIRE3 S9 PID NOT WORK: RETIRED/TOO OLD-R3 2.0 NUM 406 407
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 284 1,727,090
-8 DONT KNOW 7 53,479
-7 REFUSED 6 8,102
-3 NO DATA IN RD 10,123 51,028,812
-1 INAPPLICABLE 17,877 126,102,081
1 YES 4,532 23,677,547
2 NO 5,617 36,795,744
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
RRETIRE4 S9 PID NOT WORK: RETIRED/TOO OLD-R4 2.0 NUM 408 409
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 232 1,334,923
-8 DONT KNOW 5 8,365
-7 REFUSED 3 21,206
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,984 2,961,097
-1 INAPPLICABLE 22,881 161,024,608
1 YES 5,452 28,647,428
2 NO 6,889 45,395,230
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
ILLDSAB1 S9 PID NOT WORK: ILL/DISABLED-R1 2.0 NUM 410 411
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 455 2,891,040
-8 DONT KNOW 3 6,674
-7 REFUSED 4 23,661
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,080 3,504,850
-1 INAPPLICABLE 22,505 155,029,084
1 YES 2,255 12,487,770
2 NO 11,144 65,449,778
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
ILLDSAB2 S9 PID NOT WORK: ILL/DISABLED-R2 2.0 NUM 412 413
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 448 2,823,646
-8 DONT KNOW 2 15,489
-7 REFUSED 4 0
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,910 5,087,511
-1 INAPPLICABLE 21,977 153,372,533
1 YES 2,163 12,175,777
2 NO 10,942 65,917,901
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
ILLDSAB3 S9 PID NOT WORK: ILL/DISABLED-R3 2.0 NUM 414 415
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 283 1,718,564
-8 DONT KNOW 7 53,479
-7 REFUSED 6 8,102
-3 NO DATA IN RD 10,123 51,028,812
-1 INAPPLICABLE 17,877 126,102,081
1 YES 1,594 8,908,303
2 NO 8,556 51,573,515
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
ILLDSAB4 S9 PID NOT WORK: ILL/DISABLED-R4 2.0 NUM 416 417
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 231 1,334,923
-8 DONT KNOW 5 8,365
-7 REFUSED 3 21,206
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,984 2,961,097
-1 INAPPLICABLE 22,881 161,024,608
1 YES 1,932 11,085,487
2 NO 10,410 62,957,170
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
TEMPLOF1 S9 PID NOT WORK: TEMPORARY LAYOFF-R1 2.0 NUM 418 419
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 454 2,886,811
-8 DONT KNOW 3 6,674
-7 REFUSED 4 23,661
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,080 3,504,850
-1 INAPPLICABLE 22,505 155,029,084
1 YES 343 2,369,023
2 NO 13,057 75,572,753
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
TEMPLOF2 S9 PID NOT WORK: TEMPORARY LAYOFF-R2 2.0 NUM 420 421
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 448 2,823,646
-8 DONT KNOW 2 15,489
-7 REFUSED 4 0
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,910 5,087,511
-1 INAPPLICABLE 21,977 153,372,533
1 YES 232 1,605,690
2 NO 12,873 76,487,988
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
TEMPLOF3 S9 PID NOT WORK: TEMPORARY LAYOFF-R3 2.0 NUM 422 423
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 284 1,727,090
-8 DONT KNOW 7 53,479
-7 REFUSED 6 8,102
-3 NO DATA IN RD 10,123 51,028,812
-1 INAPPLICABLE 17,877 126,102,081
1 YES 153 1,086,522
2 NO 9,996 59,386,769
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
TEMPLOF4 S9 PID NOT WORK: TEMPORARY LAYOFF-R4 2.0 NUM 424 425
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 232 1,334,923
-8 DONT KNOW 5 8,365
-7 REFUSED 3 21,206
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,984 2,961,097
-1 INAPPLICABLE 22,881 161,024,608
1 YES 172 1,133,082
2 NO 12,169 72,909,575
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
Variable Positions 426-446
NAME DESCRIPTION FORMAT TYPE START END NOTE
---- ----------- ------ ---- ----- --- ----
SSTUDEN1 S9 PID NOT WORK:GOING TO SCHL-R1 2.0 NUM 426 427
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 454 2,886,811
-8 DONT KNOW 3 6,674
-7 REFUSED 4 23,661
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,080 3,504,850
-1 INAPPLICABLE 22,506 155,038,351
1 YES 1,535 10,215,696
2 NO 11,864 67,716,812
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
SSTUDEN2 S9 PID NOT WORK: GOING TO SCHOOL-R2 2.0 NUM 428 429
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 448 2,823,646
-8 DONT KNOW 2 15,489
-7 REFUSED 4 0
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,910 5,087,511
-1 INAPPLICABLE 21,977 153,372,533
1 YES 1,459 9,664,214
2 NO 11,646 68,429,464
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
SSTUDEN3 S9 PID NOT WORK: GOING TO SCHOOL-R3 2.0 NUM 430 431
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 283 1,718,280
-8 DONT KNOW 7 53,479
-7 REFUSED 6 8,102
-3 NO DATA IN RD 10,123 51,028,812
-1 INAPPLICABLE 17,877 126,102,081
1 YES 1,216 7,841,031
2 NO 8,934 52,641,071
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
SSTUDEN4 S9 PID NOT WORK: GOING TO SCHOOL-R4 2.0 NUM 432 433
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 232 1,334,923
-8 DONT KNOW 5 8,365
-7 REFUSED 3 21,206
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,984 2,961,097
-1 INAPPLICABLE 22,881 161,024,608
1 YES 1,544 10,254,325
2 NO 10,797 63,788,333
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
HMFMCAR1 S9 PID NOT WORK: CARE HOME/FAMLY-R1 2.0 NUM 434 435
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 454 2,886,811
-8 DONT KNOW 3 6,674
-7 REFUSED 4 23,661
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,080 3,504,850
-1 INAPPLICABLE 22,504 155,024,879
1 YES 2,670 17,431,806
2 NO 10,731 60,514,175
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
HMFMCAR2 S9 PID NOT WORK: CARE HOME/FAMLY-R2 2.0 NUM 436 437
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 447 2,813,034
-8 DONT KNOW 2 15,489
-7 REFUSED 4 0
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,910 5,087,511
-1 INAPPLICABLE 21,977 153,372,533
1 YES 2,505 16,940,759
2 NO 10,601 61,163,531
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
HMFMCAR3 S9 PID NOT WORK: CARE HOME/FAMLY-R3 2.0 NUM 438 439
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 283 1,720,987
-8 DONT KNOW 7 53,479
-7 REFUSED 6 8,102
-3 NO DATA IN RD 10,123 51,028,812
-1 INAPPLICABLE 17,877 126,102,081
1 YES 2,035 13,984,009
2 NO 8,115 46,495,386
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
HMFMCAR4 S9 PID NOT WORK: CARE HOME/FAMLY-R4 2.0 NUM 440 441
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 231 1,334,923
-8 DONT KNOW 5 8,365
-7 REFUSED 3 21,206
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,984 2,961,097
-1 INAPPLICABLE 22,881 161,024,608
1 YES 2,504 17,059,353
2 NO 9,838 56,983,305
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
TOOKOFF1 S9 PID NOT WORK: TOOK TIME OFF-R1 2.0 NUM 442 443
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 454 2,886,811
-8 DONT KNOW 3 6,674
-7 REFUSED 4 23,661
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,080 3,504,850
-1 INAPPLICABLE 22,505 155,029,084
1 YES 323 2,296,897
2 NO 13,077 75,644,879
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
TOOKOFF2 S9 PID NOT WORK: TOOK TIME OFF-R2 2.0 NUM 444 445
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 448 2,823,646
-8 DONT KNOW 2 15,489
-7 REFUSED 4 0
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,910 5,087,511
-1 INAPPLICABLE 21,977 153,372,533
1 YES 473 3,573,941
2 NO 12,632 74,519,736
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
TOOKOFF3 S9 PID NOT WORK: TOOK TIME OFF-R3 2.0 NUM 446 447
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 286 1,746,112
-8 DONT KNOW 7 53,479
-7 REFUSED 6 8,102
-3 NO DATA IN RD 10,123 51,028,812
-1 INAPPLICABLE 17,877 126,102,081
1 YES 256 1,884,839
2 NO 9,891 58,569,431
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
Variable Positions 448-468
NAME DESCRIPTION FORMAT TYPE START END NOTE
---- ----------- ------ ---- ----- --- ----
TOOKOFF4 S9 PID NOT WORK:TOOK TIME OFF-R4 2 NUM 448 449
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 232 1,334,923
-8 DONT KNOW 5 8,365
-7 REFUSED 3 21,206
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,984 2,961,097
-1 INAPPLICABLE 22,881 161,024,608
1 YES 409 2,892,139
2 NO 11,932 71,150,518
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
NJBYRMR S10 PID EVER W/O A JOB > 1 YEAR 2.0 NUM 450 451*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 222 1,105,347
-8 DONT KNOW 63 165,236
-7 REFUSED 5 33,591
-1 INAPPLICABLE 20,165 113,228,769
1 YES 6,802 46,913,367
2 NO 11,189 77,946,547
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
OWNILNS S11 PID W/O JOB: ILL/DISABLED 2.0 NUM 452 453 *
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 34 197,261
-8 DONT KNOW 1 12,042
-7 REFUSED 1 5,941
-1 INAPPLICABLE 31,643 192,466,216
1 YES 1,010 6,123,621
2 NO 5,757 40,587,775
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
FAMILL S11 PID W/O JOB: FAM MEM ILL/DISABLED 2.0 NUM 454 455*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 34 197,261
-8 DONT KNOW 1 12,042
-7 REFUSED 1 5,941
-1 INAPPLICABLE 31,643 192,466,216
1 YES 160 987,004
2 NO 6,607 45,724,392
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
HMFAMCR S11 PID W/O JOB: CARE HOME/FAMILY 2.0 NUM 456 457*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 33 195,049
-8 DONT KNOW 1 12,042
-7 REFUSED 1 5,941
-1 INAPPLICABLE 31,642 192,459,642
1 YES 4,197 29,390,424
2 NO 2,572 17,329,758
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
PSTUDNT S11 PID W/O JOB: GOING TO SCHOOL 2.0 NUM 458 459*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 34 197,261
-8 DONT KNOW 1 12,042
-7 REFUSED 1 5,941
-1 INAPPLICABLE 31,643 192,466,216
1 YES 973 7,457,747
2 NO 5,794 39,253,649
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
TOTLYRS S12 YEARS PID W/O A JOB SINCE AGE 21 .0 NUM 460 461*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 136 873,479
-8 DONT KNOW 212 1,054,526
-7 REFUSED 3 28,159
-1 INAPPLICABLE 31,642 192,459,642
1-43 6,453 44,977,050
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
EVRETIRE S13 PID EVER RETIRE FR JOB OR BUSINESS 2.0 NUM 462 463*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 400 2,541,401
-8 DONT KNOW 5 16,954
-7 REFUSED 2 16,714
-1 INAPPLICABLE 30,229 195,194,426
1 YES 4,129 20,711,811
2 NO 3,681 20,911,550
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
RETHINS S14 PID HAS RETIREE HEALTH INSURANCE 2.0 NUM 464 465*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 448 2,800,030
-8 DONT KNOW 10 40,782
-7 REFUSED 2 16,714
-1 INAPPLICABLE 33,932 216,229,794
1 YES 1,452 7,653,674
2 NO 2,602 12,651,861
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
RETSTPMM S15 DATE PID RETIRED/STOPPED WORK-MNTH 2.0 NUM 466 467*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 1,350 7,283,760
-8 DONT KNOW 1,336 6,695,279
-7 REFUSED 10 72,877
-1 INAPPLICABLE 30,622 195,056,562
1 JANUARY 459 2,676,139
2 FEBRUARY 295 1,761,564
3 MARCH 322 1,850,725
4 APRIL 311 1,793,896
5 MAY 365 2,015,105
6 JUNE 643 3,645,770
7 JULY 387 2,234,993
8 AUGUST 528 3,316,792
9 SEPTEMBER 446 2,583,939
10 OCTOBER 384 2,355,980
11 NOVEMBER 386 2,389,185
12 DECEMBER 602 3,660,291
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
RETSTPDD S15 DATE PID RETIRED/STOPPED WORK-DAY 2.0 NUM 468 469*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 2,970 16,843,632
-8 DONT KNOW 2,854 15,629,684
-7 REFUSED 10 72,877
-1 INAPPLICABLE 30,622 195,056,562
1-31 1,990 11,790,102
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
Variable Positions 470-494
NAME DESCRIPTION FORMAT TYPE START END NOTE
---- ----------- ------ ---- ----- --- ----
RETSTPYY S15 DATE PID RETIRED/STPD WK-YR 2.0 NUM 470 471 *
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 497 2,805,596
-8 DONT KNOW 155 597,612
-7 REFUSED 8 55,852
-1 INAPPLICABLE 30,622 195,056,562
22-87 7,164 40,877,233
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
S16JOBL PID HAS DATA FOR S16 JOB 2.0 NUM 472 473 *
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-1 INAPPLICABLE 31,945 203,995,093
1 YES 6,501 35,397,763
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
WRKSS16X ED S16 PID EMPL/SELF-EMP-RETIRMNT JOB 2.0 NUM 474 475
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 418 2,274,414
-8 DONT KNOW 7 11,199
-7 REFUSED 5 21,327
-1 INAPPLICABLE 31,946 203,995,093
1 SELF-EMPLOYED 574 2,867,418
2 EMP, NOT SELF 5,496 30,223,405
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
INDLS16 S18 INDUSTRY CODE FOR S16 LAST JOB 3.0 NUM 476 478*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 1 9,774
-1 INAPPLICABLE 31,999 204,042,439
10-990 6,446 35,340,643
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
OCCLS16 S19/S20 OCCUPATION CODE FOR S16 LAST JOB 3.0 NUM 479 481*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 1 9,774
-1 INAPPLICABLE 31,999 204,042,439
4-999 6,446 35,340,643
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
CINDLS16 CONDENSED INDUSTRY CODE FOR S16 LAST JOB 2.0 NUM 482 483*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-1 INAPPLICABLE 31,945 203,995,093
1 AGR,FOR,FISH 176 889,037
2 MINING 53 308,512
3 CONSTRUCTION 314 1,763,398
4 MANUFACTURIN 1,371 7,446,810
5 TRAN,COMM,UT 449 2,393,043
6 SALES 1,185 6,573,418
7 FIN,INSUR,RE 241 1,457,900
8 REPAIR SRVS 251 1,407,209
9 PERS SERVICE 313 1,605,155
10 ENTMT,RECRTN 52 303,966
11 PROFSSNL SRV 1,077 5,816,026
12 PUBLIC ADMIN 433 2,366,906
13 UNKNOWN 586 3,066,382
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
COCCLS16 CONDENSED OCCUPATN CODE FOR S16 LAST JOB 2.0 NUM 484 485*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-1 INAPPLICABLE 31,945 203,995,093
1 PROF,TECH 683 3,792,337
2 MANGE,ADMIN 585 3,335,494
3 SALES WORKER 602 3,334,642
4 CLRICAL,KIND 952 5,722,887
5 CRFTMEN,FREM 682 3,686,147
6 OPERATIVES 661 3,530,622
7 TRANS OP 248 1,317,414
8 SERVICE WRKS 1,023 5,141,767
9 LABORERS 317 1,655,171
10 FARM OWN/MAN 68 310,233
11 FARM LBRERS 102 562,855
12 UNKNOWN 578 3,008,195
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
S21JOBL PID HAS DATA FOR S21 LAST JOB 2.0 NUM 486 487 *
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-1 INAPPLICABLE 19,898 112,238,751
1 YES 18,548 127,154,105
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
WRKSS21X ED S21 PID EMPL OR SELF-EMP-LAST JOB 2.0 NUM 488 489
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-1 INAPPLICABLE 19,898 112,238,751
1 SELF-EMPLOYED 2,148 15,726,767
2 EMP, NOT SELF 16,400 111,427,338
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
CHNGJOB PID CHANGED S21 JOB SOMETIME DURING YEAR 2.0 NUM 490 491*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-1 INAPPLICABLE 19,898 112,238,751
1 YES 3,319 24,799,591
2 NO 15,229 102,354,514
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
WHNSTPMM S24 DATE PID STOPPED WRK AT PLACE-MNTH 2.0 NUM 492 493
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 194 1,128,099
-8 DONT KNOW 11 54,334
-1 INAPPLICABLE 37,750 234,999,070
1 JANUARY 47 306,312
2 FEBRUARY 65 388,914
3 MARCH 40 235,552
4 APRIL 16 71,098
5 MAY 23 162,413
6 JUNE 32 183,004
7 JULY 46 243,958
8 AUGUST 47 369,301
9 SEPTEMBER 34 230,699
10 OCTOBER 32 218,809
11 NOVEMBER 44 310,841
12 DECEMBER 65 490,454
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
WHNSTPDD S24 DATE PID STOPPED WRKING AT PLACE-DAY 2.0 NUM 494 495
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 206 1,203,802
-8 DONT KNOW 56 321,395
-1 INAPPLICABLE 37,750 234,999,070
1-31 434 2,868,589
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
Variable Positions 496-518
NAME DESCRIPTION FORMAT TYPE START END NOTE
---- ----------- ------ ---- ----- --- ----
WHNSTPYY S24 DATE PID STOPPED WRKG PLACE-YR 2 NUM 496 497
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 168 980,558
-8 DONT KNOW 7 43,356
-1 INAPPLICABLE 37,750 234,999,070
87 521 3,369,872
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
INDLS21 S25 INDUSTRY CODE FOR S21 LAST JOB 3.0 NUM 498 500*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-1 INAPPLICABLE 20,407 115,466,691
10-990 18,039 123,926,165
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
OCCLS21 S26/S27 OCCUPATION CODE FOR S21 LAST JOB 3.0 NUM 501 503*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-1 INAPPLICABLE 20,407 115,466,691
4-999 18,039 123,926,165
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
CINDLS21 CONDENSED INDUSTRY CODE FOR S21 LAST JOB 2.0 NUM 504 505*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-1 INAPPLICABLE 19,898 112,238,751
1 AGR,FOR,FISH 511 3,385,093
2 MINING 105 763,527
3 CONSTRUCTION 1,026 7,231,547
4 MANUFACTURIN 3,249 22,362,850
5 TRAN,COMM,UT 1,228 8,423,539
6 SALES 3,698 25,964,770
7 FIN,INSUR,RE 979 7,249,289
8 REPAIR SRVS 1,140 7,772,040
9 PERS SERVICE 824 5,007,003
10 ENTMT,RECRTN 263 1,836,180
11 PROFSSNL SRV 3,659 25,636,151
12 PUBLIC ADMIN 966 5,903,438
13 UNKNOWN 900 5,618,676
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
COCCLS21 CONDENSED OCCUPATN CODE FOR S21 LAST JOB 2.0 NUM 506 507*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-1 INAPPLICABLE 19,898 112,238,751
1 PROF,TECH 2,495 19,094,190
2 MANGE,ADMIN 2,013 15,511,783
3 SALES WORKER 1,969 14,483,922
4 CLRICAL,KIND 2,772 19,165,532
5 CRFTMEN,FREM 1,892 13,200,947
6 OPERATIVES 1,391 8,591,263
7 TRANS OP 789 5,273,396
8 SERVICE WRKS 2,914 17,819,206
9 LABORERS 947 5,897,882
10 FARM OWN/MAN 166 1,150,113
11 FARM LBRERS 340 2,102,147
12 UNKNOWN 860 4,863,725
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
HRSPRWKX ED S28 HOURS PR WEEK PID WORK @ LAST JOB 2.0 NUM 508 509
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 82 0
-1 INAPPLICABLE 19,898 112,238,751
1-5 288 1,822,848
6-10 730 5,021,405
11-15 531 3,661,862
16-20 1,154 8,212,663
21-25 771 5,235,346
26-30 892 6,020,735
31-35 913 5,851,454
36-40 9,197 61,753,854
41-45 1,025 7,627,399
46-50 1,476 10,910,024
51-55 331 2,461,353
56-60 678 5,025,821
61-65 97 782,180
66-70 154 1,132,750
71-75 71 520,683
76-80 83 619,741
80+ 75 493,987
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
DAYSPRWX ED S29 DAYS PER WEEK PID WORK @ LAST JOB 2.0 NUM 510 511
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 912 5,629,031
-1 INAPPLICABLE 19,898 112,238,751
1 DAY 255 1,843,546
2 DAYS 508 3,544,683
3 DAYS 872 6,094,928
4 DAYS 1,099 7,633,780
5 DAYS 11,932 81,566,204
6 DAYS 2,215 15,615,303
7 DAYS 755 5,226,629
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
HRWAGEHX HOURLY WAGE RATE FOR S21 LAST JOB 6.2 NUM 512 517*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 269 0
-1 INAPPLICABLE 22,046 127,965,518
0.01 - 3.50 1,951 12,437,307
3.51 - 5.00 3,491 22,314,733
5.01 - 7.50 3,682 24,411,103
7.51 - 10.00 2,631 18,625,572
10.01 - 15.00 2,786 21,119,046
15.01 - 20.00 923 7,276,042
20.01 - 50.00 662 5,199,953
50.01 - 75.00 3 26,112
100.01 - 250.00 2 17,470
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
WAGERTEX ED S30 PID WAGE RATE BEFORE DEDUCTIONS 9.2 NUM 518 526
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 2,642 15,458,543
-1 INAPPLICABLE 22,046 127,965,518
0.01 - 3.50 1,245 8,062,387
3.51 - 5.00 2,206 14,280,922
5.01 - 7.50 1,706 11,405,482
7.51 - 10.00 929 6,662,866
10.01 - 15.00 782 6,294,305
15.01 - 20.00 170 1,336,350
20.01 - 50.00 209 1,356,986
50.01 - 75.00 86 610,685
75.01 - 100.00 119 687,653
100.01 - 250.00 860 5,135,254
250.01 - 400.00 774 5,214,355
400.01 - 600.00 558 3,655,559
600.01 - 800.00 320 2,334,804
800.01 - 1000.00 241 1,698,526
1000.01-2500.00 856 5,925,792
2500.01-5000.00 182 1,453,347
5000.01-10000.00 99 763,659
10000.01-20000 705 5,155,111
20000.01-40000 1,283 10,232,327
40000.01-65000 347 2,999,533
65000.01-90000 57 519,021
90000.01-120000 19 151,438
120000.01-150000 1 2,837
150000.01-500000 2 17,470
500,000.01+ 2 12,127
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
Variable Positions 527-551
NAME DESCRIPTION FORMAT TYPE START END NOTE
---- ----------- ------ ---- ----- --- ----
PERWHATX ED S30 TIME BASE FOR S30 WG RATE 2 NUM 527 528 *
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 2,883 17,042,620
-1 INAPPLICABLE 22,046 127,965,518
1 PER HOUR 6,840 46,838,794
2 PER DAY 194 1,297,617
3 PER WEEK 1,917 12,589,181
4 BIWEEKLY 748 4,867,018
5 PER MONTH 1,155 7,858,105
6 PER YEAR 2,549 20,142,249
91 OTHER 114 791,753
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
SICKPAY S31 PID HAS PAID SICK LEAVE 2.0 NUM 529 530
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 577 3,692,735
-8 DONT KNOW 232 1,076,780
-7 REFUSED 16 68,986
-1 INAPPLICABLE 22,042 127,928,122
1 YES 8,269 58,567,687
2 NO 7,310 48,058,546
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
SCKLEAVE S32 PID HAS PAID MEDICAL LEAVE 2.0 NUM 531 532
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 90 560,799
-8 DONT KNOW 126 735,514
-1 INAPPLICABLE 30,150 180,627,480
1 YES 7,002 50,117,271
2 NO 1,078 7,351,792
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
LBRUNIOX ED S33 PID BELONGS TO LABOR UNION 2.0 NUM 533 534
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 179 0
-1 INAPPLICABLE 22,046 127,965,518
1 YES 2,597 17,266,939
2 NO 13,624 94,160,399
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
ESTMATEX ED S34 EST WORKFORCE AT PID WORKPLACE 2.0 NUM 535 536
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 161 0
-1 INAPPLICABLE 22,046 127,965,518
1 LESS THAN 10 3,534 24,320,572
2 10-25 2,983 20,363,977
3 26-100 3,937 27,294,286
4 101-500 3,090 21,341,203
5 500+ 2,695 18,107,302
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
MORELOCX ED S35 PID EMPLOYR HAS SEVERAL LOCATIONS 2.0 NUM 537 538
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 79 0
-1 INAPPLICABLE 22,046 127,965,518
1 YES 10,241 70,178,949
2 NO 6,080 41,248,388
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
BUSINC S36 PID HAS INCORPORATED BUSINESS 2.0 NUM 539 540
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 132 911,604
-8 DONT KNOW 17 85,943
-7 REFUSED 2 11,857
-1 INAPPLICABLE 36,304 223,720,189
1 YES 429 3,412,050
2 NO 1,562 11,251,211
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
HHMEMBR S37 FAM MEMBERS WORK AT PID BUSINESS 2.0 NUM 541 542
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 129 848,410
-8 DONT KNOW 3 14,260
-7 REFUSED 2 11,857
-1 INAPPLICABLE 36,373 224,310,087
1 YES 520 3,923,924
2 NO 1,419 10,284,318
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
NUMFMEMB S38 # FAM MBRS WRKG AT PID BUSINESS 2.0 NUM 543 544
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 7 53,924
-1 INAPPLICABLE 37,921 235,429,149
0 3 24,201
1-5 514 3,878,102
17 1 7,480
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
HLTHINS S39 PID HAS HEALTH INSUR: OWN BUSINESS 2.0 NUM 545 546
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 127 861,946
-8 DONT KNOW 15 102,355
-7 REFUSED 2 11,857
-1 INAPPLICABLE 36,304 223,715,308
1 YES 384 3,047,820
2 NO 1,614 11,653,569
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
TOTLEMPX ED S40 TOTAL # EMPLOYEES AT OWN BUSINESS 4.0 NUM 547 550
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 14 0
-1 INAPPLICABLE 36,298 223,666,089
1-10 1,969 14,421,742
11-25 106 846,819
26-100 51 409,838
101-500 6 30,451
1,001-2,000 2 17,917
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
STRTJOBM S41 DATE PID STARTED AT PLACE-MNTH 2.0 NUM 551 552
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 2,560 16,382,741
-8 DONT KNOW 2,272 13,023,194
-7 REFUSED 40 212,001
-5 NEV WILL KNOW 2 0
-1 INAPPLICABLE 19,906 112,307,129
1 JANUARY 1,046 7,369,962
2 FEBRUARY 792 5,494,872
3 MARCH 991 6,918,811
4 APRIL 934 6,673,018
5 MAY 980 6,682,228
6 JUNE 1,376 10,117,101
7 JULY 1,079 7,800,580
8 AUGUST 1,464 10,472,781
9 SEPTEMBER 1,800 13,321,300
10 OCTOBER 1,321 9,355,037
11 NOVEMBER 1,098 7,788,262
12 DECEMBER 785 5,473,838
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
Variable Positions 553-581
NAME DESCRIPTION FORMAT TYPE START END NOTE
---- ----------- ------ ---- ----- --- ----
STRTJOBD S41 DATE PID STARTED AT PLACE-DAY 2 NUM 553 554
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 5,689 38,764,772
-8 DONT KNOW 5,623 36,446,283
-7 REFUSED 43 238,923
-1 INAPPLICABLE 19,906 112,307,129
1-31 7,185 51,635,748
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
STRTJOBY S41 DATE PID STARTED AT PLACE-YEAR 2.0 NUM 555 556
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 736 4,421,752
-8 DONT KNOW 280 1,112,713
-7 REFUSED 40 212,001
-1 INAPPLICABLE 19,907 112,307,129
20-87 17,483 121,339,261
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
MDCAREX1 ED T2 PID COVERED BY MEDICARE-R1 2.0 NUM 557 558
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,080 3,504,850
1 YES 6,114 28,863,848
2 NO 30,252 207,024,158
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
MDCAREX2 ED T2 PID COVERED BY MEDICARE-R2 2.0 NUM 559 560
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,910 5,087,511
1 YES 5,915 28,975,280
2 NO 29,621 205,330,065
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
MDCAREX3 ED T2 PID COVERED BY MEDICARE-R3 2.0 NUM 561 562
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-3 NO DATA IN RD 10,123 51,028,812
1 YES 4,815 23,872,523
2 NO 23,508 164,491,521
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
MDCAREX4 ED T2 PID COVERED BY MEDICARE-R4 2.0 NUM 563 564
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,984 2,961,097
1 YES 5,816 29,011,309
2 NO 29,646 207,420,451
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
CHMPUSX1 ED T5 PID COV BY CHAMPUS OR CHAMPVA-R1 2.0 NUM 565 566
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,080 3,504,850
1 YES 1,546 10,763,574
2 NO 34,820 225,124,432
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
CHMPUSX2 ED T5 PID COV BY CHAMPUS OR CHAMPVA-R2 2.0 NUM 567 568
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,910 5,087,511
1 YES 1,521 10,763,925
2 NO 34,015 223,541,420
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
CHMPUSX3 ED T5 PID COV BY CHAMPUS OR CHAMPVA-R3 2.0 NUM 569 570
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-3 NO DATA IN RD 10,123 51,028,812
1 YES 1,216 8,728,353
2 NO 27,107 179,635,691
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
CHMPUSX4 ED T5 PID COV BY CHAMPUS OR CHAMPVA-R4 2.0 NUM 571 572
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,984 2,961,097
1 YES 1,481 10,505,595
2 NO 33,981 225,926,164
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
MCAIDFX1 PID COVERED BY MEDICAID-R1 2.0 NUM 573 574*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,080 3,504,850
1 YES 3,499 17,243,653
2 NO 32,867 218,644,353
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
MCAIDFX2 PID COVERED BY MEDICAID-R2 2.0 NUM 575 576 *
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,910 5,087,511
1 YES 3,628 17,883,113
2 NO 31,908 216,422,232
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
MCAIDFX3 PID COVERED BY MEDICAID-R3 2.0 NUM 577 578 *
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-3 NO DATA IN RD 10,123 51,028,812
1 YES 2,775 13,921,147
2 NO 25,548 174,442,897
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
MCAIDFX4 PID COVERED BY MEDICAID-R4 2.0 NUM 579 580 *
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,984 2,961,097
1 YES 3,566 17,830,535
2 NO 31,896 218,601,225
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
OTPUBDX1 ED T12 PID COV BY OTH PUB ASSISTANCE-R1 2.0 NUM 581 582*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 29 88,349
-8 DONT KNOW 3 29,066
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,080 3,504,850
1 YES 550 2,954,143
2 NO 35,784 232,816,448
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
Variable Positions 583-611
NAME DESCRIPTION FORMAT TYPE START END NOTE
---- ----------- ------ ---- ----- --- ----
OTPUBDX2 ED T12 PID COV BY OTH PUB ASS-R2 2.0 NUM 583 584 *
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 55 267,511
-8 DONT KNOW 1 4,899
-7 REFUSED 3 27,298
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,910 5,087,511
1 YES 494 2,575,573
2 NO 34,983 231,430,064
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
OTPUBDX3 ED T12 PID COV BY OTH PUB ASSISTANCE-R3 2.0 NUM 585 586*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 16 84,362
-8 DONT KNOW 1 14,593
-7 REFUSED 2 0
-3 NO DATA IN RD 10,123 51,028,812
1 YES 377 2,127,482
2 NO 27,927 186,137,607
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
OTPUBDX4 ED T12 PID COV BY OTH PUB ASSISTANCE-R4 2.0 NUM 587 588*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 47 245,318
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,984 2,961,097
1 YES 496 2,772,509
2 NO 34,919 233,413,932
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
PRIVX1 PID HAS PRIV HLTH INSUR COVERAGE-R1 2.0 NUM 589 590*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,080 3,504,850
1 YES 25,183 173,460,496
2 NO 11,183 62,427,510
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
PRIVX2 PID HAS PRIV HLTH INSUR COVERAGE-R2 2.0 NUM 591 592*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,910 5,087,511
1 YES 24,426 172,533,374
2 NO 11,110 61,771,971
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
PRIVX3 PID HAS PRIV HLTH INSUR COVERAGE-R3 2.0 NUM 593 594*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-3 NO DATA IN RD 10,123 51,028,812
1 YES 19,952 141,606,715
2 NO 8,371 46,757,329
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
PRIVX4 PID HAS PRIV HLTH INSUR COVERAGE-R4 2.0 NUM 595 596*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,984 2,961,097
1 YES 24,814 176,630,741
2 NO 10,648 59,801,019
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
UNINSUR1 PID UNINSURED-R1 2.0 NUM 597 598 *
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,080 3,504,850
1 YES 6,070 36,299,530
2 NO 30,296 199,588,476
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
UNINSUR2 PID UNINSURED-R2 2.0 NUM 599 600 *
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,910 5,087,511
1 YES 5,876 34,809,806
2 NO 29,660 199,495,540
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
UNINSUR3 PID UNINSURED-R3 2.0 NUM 601 602 *
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-3 NO DATA IN RD 10,123 51,028,812
1 YES 4,389 26,040,013
2 NO 23,934 162,324,031
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
UNINSUR4 PID UNINSURED-R4 2.0 NUM 603 604 *
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,984 2,961,097
1 YES 5,689 34,115,580
2 NO 29,773 202,316,180
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
PRIVEG1 PID HAS COV FR EMPLOYR GROUP PLN-R1 2.0 NUM 605 606*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 126 601,664
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,080 3,504,850
1 YES 19,814 140,485,219
2 NO 16,426 94,801,123
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
PRIVEG2 PID HAS COV FR EMPLOYR GROUP PLN-R2 2.0 NUM 607 608*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 110 566,527
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,910 5,087,511
1 YES 19,270 139,277,970
2 NO 16,156 94,460,848
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
PRIVEG3 PID HAS COV FR EMPLOYR GROUP PLN-R3 2.0 NUM 609 610*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 73 358,211
-3 NO DATA IN RD 10,123 51,028,812
1 YES 15,780 114,665,591
2 NO 12,470 73,340,242
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
PRIVEG4 PID HAS COV FR EMPLOYR GROUP PLN-R4 2.0 NUM 611 612*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 113 590,211
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,984 2,961,097
1 YES 19,587 142,791,929
2 NO 15,762 93,049,620
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
Variable Positions 613-639
NAME DESCRIPTION FORMAT TYPE START END NOTE
---- ----------- ------ ---- ----- --- ----
PRIVU1 PID HAS COV FR UNION GROUP PLAN-R1 2 NUM 613 614 *
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 126 601,664
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,080 3,504,850
1 YES 1,151 7,932,385
2 NO 35,089 227,353,957
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
PRIVU2 PID HAS COV FR UNION GROUP PLAN-R2 2.0 NUM 615 616*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 110 566,527
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,910 5,087,511
1 YES 1,106 7,904,712
2 NO 34,320 225,834,106
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
PRIVU3 PID HAS COV FR UNION GROUP PLAN-R3 2.0 NUM 617 618*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 73 358,211
-3 NO DATA IN RD 10,123 51,028,812
1 YES 857 6,161,784
2 NO 27,393 181,844,048
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
PRIVU4 PID HAS COV FR UNION GROUP PLAN-R4 2.0 NUM 619 620*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 113 590,211
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,984 2,961,097
1 YES 1,090 7,901,909
2 NO 34,259 227,939,640
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
PRIVNG1 PID HAS COV FR NONGROUP PLAN-R1 2.0 NUM 621 622*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 126 601,664
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,080 3,504,850
1 YES 4,054 24,109,559
2 NO 32,186 211,176,783
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
PRIVNG2 PID HAS COV FR NONGROUP PLAN-R2 2.0 NUM 623 624*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 110 566,527
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,910 5,087,511
1 YES 4,012 25,069,150
2 NO 31,414 208,669,668
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
PRIVNG3 PID HAS COV FR NONGROUP PLAN-R3 2.0 NUM 625 626*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 73 358,211
-3 NO DATA IN RD 10,123 51,028,812
1 YES 3,344 20,996,208
2 NO 24,906 167,009,625
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
PRIVNG4 PID HAS COV FR NONGROUP PLAN-R4 2.0 NUM 627 628*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 113 590,211
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,984 2,961,097
1 YES 4,154 26,013,710
2 NO 31,195 209,827,839
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
PRIVOG1 PID HAS COV FR OTHER GROUP PLAN-R1 2.0 NUM 629 630*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 126 601,664
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,080 3,504,850
1 YES 828 5,085,217
2 NO 35,412 230,201,125
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
PRIVOG2 PID HAS COV FR OTHER GROUP PLAN-R2 2.0 NUM 631 632*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 110 566,527
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,910 5,087,511
1 YES 805 5,091,393
2 NO 34,621 228,647,425
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
PRIVOG3 PID HAS COV FR OTHER GROUP PLAN-R3 2.0 NUM 633 634*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 73 358,211
-3 NO DATA IN RD 10,123 51,028,812
1 YES 680 4,372,316
2 NO 27,570 183,633,517
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
PRIVOG4 PID HAS COV FR OTHER GROUP PLAN-R4 2.0 NUM 635 636*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 113 590,211
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,984 2,961,097
1 YES 850 5,429,401
2 NO 34,499 230,412,148
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
PRIVOUT1 PID HAS COV FR HOLDER OUTSIDE RU-R1 2.0 NUM 637 638*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 126 601,664
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,080 3,504,850
1 YES 167 1,227,548
2 NO 36,073 234,058,794
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
PRIVOUT2 PID HAS COV FR HOLDER OUTSIDE RU-R2 2.0 NUM 639 640*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 110 566,527
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,910 5,087,511
1 YES 168 1,250,671
2 NO 35,258 232,488,148
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
Variable Positions 641-669
NAME DESCRIPTION FORMAT TYPE START END NOTE
---- ----------- ------ ---- ----- --- ----
PRIVOUT3 PID HAS COV FR HLDR OTSIDE RU-R3 2 NUM 641 642 *
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 73 358,211
-3 NO DATA IN RD 10,123 51,028,812
1 YES 144 1,018,198
2 NO 28,106 186,987,634
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
PRIVOUT4 PID HAS COV FR HOLDER OUTSIDE RU-R4 2.0 NUM 643 644*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 113 590,211
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,984 2,961,097
1 YES 183 1,364,788
2 NO 35,166 234,476,760
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
HPRIV1 PID IS HOLDER OF PRIV INS PLAN-R1 2.0 NUM 645 646*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 90 400,729
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,080 3,504,850
1 YES 13,558 92,480,901
2 NO 22,718 143,006,376
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
HPRIV2 PID IS HOLDER OF PRIV INS PLAN-R2 2.0 NUM 647 648*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 77 393,308
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,910 5,087,511
1 YES 13,054 91,437,758
2 NO 22,405 142,474,279
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
HPRIV3 PID IS HOLDER OF PRIV INS PLAN-R3 2.0 NUM 649 650*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 45 210,326
-3 NO DATA IN RD 10,123 51,028,812
1 YES 10,675 75,189,062
2 NO 17,603 112,964,656
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
HPRIV4 PID IS HOLDER OF PRIV INS PLAN-R4 2.0 NUM 651 652*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 77 384,870
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,984 2,961,097
1 YES 13,296 93,888,328
2 NO 22,089 142,158,561
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
HPRIVEG1 PID IS HOLDER OF EMP GROUP PLAN-R1 2.0 NUM 653 654*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 90 400,729
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,080 3,504,850
1 YES 9,791 70,355,932
2 NO 26,485 165,131,345
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
HPRIVEG2 PID IS HOLDER OF EMP GROUP PLAN-R2 2.0 NUM 655 656*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 77 393,308
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,910 5,087,511
1 YES 9,461 69,379,354
2 NO 25,998 164,532,683
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
HPRIVEG3 PID IS HOLDER OF EMP GROUP PLAN-R3 2.0 NUM 657 658*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 45 210,326
-3 NO DATA IN RD 10,123 51,028,812
1 YES 7,714 56,909,494
2 NO 20,564 131,244,223
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
HPRIVEG4 PID IS HOLDER OF EMP GROUP PLAN-R4 2.0 NUM 659 660*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 77 384,870
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,984 2,961,097
1 YES 9,599 71,058,425
2 NO 25,786 164,988,464
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
HPRIVU1 PID IS HOLDER OF UNION GRP PLAN-R1 2.0 NUM 661 662*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 90 400,729
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,080 3,504,850
1 YES 530 3,501,767
2 NO 35,746 231,985,510
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
HPRIVU2 PID IS HOLDER OF UNION GRP PLAN-R2 2.0 NUM 663 664*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 77 393,308
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,910 5,087,511
1 YES 498 3,464,399
2 NO 34,961 230,447,639
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
HPRIVU3 PID IS HOLDER OF UNION GRP PLAN-R3 2.0 NUM 665 666*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 45 210,326
-3 NO DATA IN RD 10,123 51,028,812
1 YES 387 2,717,021
2 NO 27,891 185,436,697
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
HPRIVU4 PID IS HOLDER OF UNION GRP PLAN-R4 2.0 NUM 667 668*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 77 384,870
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,984 2,961,097
1 YES 494 3,477,858
2 NO 34,891 232,569,031
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
HPRIVNG1 PID IS HOLDER OF NONGROUP PLAN-R1 2.0 NUM 669 670*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 90 400,729
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,080 3,504,850
1 YES 3,029 17,466,150
2 NO 33,247 218,021,128
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
Variable Positions 671-690
NAME DESCRIPTION FORMAT TYPE START END NOTE
---- ----------- ------ ---- ----- --- ----
HPRIVNG2 PID IS HOLDER OF NONGROUP PLAN-R2 2 NUM 671 672 *
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 77 393,308
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,910 5,087,511
1 YES 2,943 17,735,364
2 NO 32,516 216,176,673
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
HPRIVNG3 PID IS HOLDER OF NONGROUP PLAN-R3 2.0 NUM 673 674*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 45 210,326
-3 NO DATA IN RD 10,123 51,028,812
1 YES 2,460 14,872,889
2 NO 25,818 173,280,828
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
HPRIVNG4 PID IS HOLDER OF NONGROUP PLAN-R4 2.0 NUM 675 676*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 77 384,870
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,984 2,961,097
1 YES 3,061 18,515,737
2 NO 32,324 217,531,153
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
HPRIVOG1 PID IS HOLDER OF OTH GROUP PLAN-R1 2.0 NUM 677 678*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 90 400,729
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,080 3,504,850
1 YES 579 3,509,663
2 NO 35,697 231,977,614
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
HPRIVOG2 PID IS HOLDER OF OTH GROUP PLAN-R2 2.0 NUM 679 680*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 77 393,308
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,910 5,087,511
1 YES 564 3,514,519
2 NO 34,895 230,397,519
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
HPRIVOG3 PID IS HOLDER OF OTH GROUP PLAN-R3 2.0 NUM 681 682*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 45 210,326
-3 NO DATA IN RD 10,123 51,028,812
1 YES 486 3,110,749
2 NO 27,792 185,042,969
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
HPRIVOG4 PID IS HOLDER OF OTH GROUP PLAN-R4 2.0 NUM 683 684*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 77 384,870
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,984 2,961,097
1 YES 604 3,845,769
2 NO 34,781 232,201,121
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
DRVISITS PID # PHYS VISITS EXCL HOSP-BASED&HOME 3.0 NUM 685 687
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-4 NOT FULL RSPT 3,987 0
0 11,631 78,312,466
1 6,263 44,846,089
2 4,195 30,145,450
3 2,837 20,411,619
4 2,050 14,684,489
5 1,565 10,906,176
6 1,157 7,989,015
7 881 5,990,922
8 655 4,428,231
9 580 3,971,863
10 440 3,084,381
11 351 2,321,910
12 288 1,957,135
13 220 1,487,549
14 213 1,401,787
15 162 1,096,388
16 145 944,705
17-30 641 4,190,826
31-50 133 850,118
51-70 35 238,851
71-100 14 103,744
101-300 3 29,142
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
DRTEL PID # PHYS PHONE CONTACTS NOT HOSP-BASED 2.0 NUM 688 689
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-4 NOT FULL RSPT 3,987 0
0 31,251 215,886,737
1 2,139 15,666,601
2 586 4,311,571
3 240 1,798,525
4 103 722,844
5 60 422,279
6 28 215,305
7 10 66,428
8 11 75,432
9 7 53,518
10 9 60,037
11 5 31,469
12 2 22,842
13 1 4,531
16 2 22,855
17-30 5 31,885
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
NONDRVIS PID # OTH MD PROV VSTS EXC HSP-BSD,HME 3.0 NUM 690 692
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-4 NOT FULL RSPT 3,987 0
0 27,288 187,320,381
1 3,252 23,392,910
2 1,087 7,914,636
3 520 3,770,282
4 373 2,569,237
5 233 1,623,948
6 194 1,383,901
7 186 1,359,809
8 106 797,330
9 115 826,030
10 91 710,056
11 80 582,377
12 92 676,652
13 56 424,497
14 63 446,164
15 50 364,683
16 27 201,518
17-30 372 2,854,129
31-50 181 1,467,242
51-70 49 390,524
71-100 24 151,866
101-300 20 164,683
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
Variable Positions 693-705
NAME DESCRIPTION FORMAT TYPE START END NOTE
---- ----------- ------ ---- ----- --- ----
NONDRTEL PID#OTH MD PROV PHON CALLS HSP-BD 2 NUM 693 694
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-4 NOT FULL RSPT 3,987 0
0 33,489 232,230,488
1 740 5,506,530
2 136 1,025,278
3 51 341,620
4 24 164,844
5 6 41,827
6 5 40,258
7 3 11,751
8 2 21,117
10 1 3,710
14 1 3,332
17-30 1 2,102
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
DROPD PID # PHYS HSP OUTPT VST & ZERO-NGHT ADM 3.0 NUM 695 697
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-4 NOT FULL RSPT 3,987 0
0 29,802 208,996,530
1 2,680 18,127,197
2 833 5,364,186
3 345 2,009,186
4 210 1,339,788
5 138 851,857
6 103 580,885
7 50 325,027
8 58 339,250
9 29 159,533
10 29 184,872
11 23 134,938
12 27 193,874
13 15 97,696
14 20 137,604
15 10 66,856
16 10 47,757
17-30 54 324,285
31-50 15 66,305
51-70 4 18,698
71-100 2 16,429
101-300 2 10,105
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
NONDROPD PID # OTH MD PROV HSP OUTPT VSTS 3.0 NUM 698 700
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-4 NOT FULL RSPT 3,987 0
0 31,559 219,237,857
1 1,846 13,035,907
2 470 3,224,201
3 178 1,176,254
4 98 614,076
5 44 331,979
6 42 281,958
7 23 134,861
8 20 146,463
9 21 117,273
10 19 110,230
11 13 78,654
12 11 85,094
13 4 21,920
14 9 61,117
15 11 115,093
16 7 45,194
17-30 50 356,066
31-50 25 171,677
51-70 7 38,967
101-300 2 8,017
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
EROMS PID TOTAL # EMERGENCY ROOM VISITS 2.0 NUM 701 702
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-4 NOT FULL RSPT 3,987 0
0 28,731 201,690,486
1 4,261 28,477,185
2 948 6,009,940
3 303 1,846,574
4 111 756,073
5 46 278,808
6 25 160,876
7 9 36,532
8 7 32,125
9 3 13,658
10 3 13,465
11 1 4,688
12 3 17,569
13 2 13,844
14 1 3,907
15 1 2,616
16 2 17,796
17-30 2 16,715
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
EROMHO PID # EMER RM VSTS RSLTNG IN HSP ADM 2.0 NUM 703 704
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-4 NOT FULL RSPT 3,987 0
0 33,276 232,375,320
1 1,018 6,148,592
2 125 643,772
3 32 179,523
4 6 30,827
5 1 5,620
6 1 9,202
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
HOSP PID # HOSPITAL ADMISSNS (INCL PREGNANCY) 2.0 NUM 705 706
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-4 NOT FULL RSPT 3,987 0
0 30,740 215,222,925
1 2,933 19,606,386
2 546 3,163,954
3 137 784,434
4 58 361,722
5 25 147,818
6 9 45,131
7 3 16,597
8 6 34,639
9 1 4,802
10 1 4,448
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
Variable Positions 707-718
NAME DESCRIPTION FORMAT TYPE START END NOTE
---- ----------- ------ ---- ----- --- ----
HOSPNGT PID#NIGHTS IN HOSP(INCL PREG) 3.0 NUM 707 709
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-4 NOT FULL RSPT 3,987 0
0 30,740 215,222,925
1 411 2,922,536
2 527 3,791,843
3 525 3,691,972
4 387 2,654,030
5 289 1,896,119
6 201 1,255,278
7 155 929,278
8 157 951,207
9 95 533,174
10 96 560,865
11 78 444,560
12 66 394,945
13 58 329,618
14 62 335,307
15 41 245,052
16 47 272,997
17-30 311 1,762,772
31-50 138 775,023
51-70 34 174,435
71-100 25 150,595
101-243 16 98,324
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
DRHOME PID # HOME HEALTH VISITS BY A PHYSICIAN 2.0 NUM 710 711
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-4 NOT FULL RSPT 3,987 0
0 34,287 238,423,687
1 80 504,937
2 25 125,678
3 26 129,932
4 4 19,242
5 6 36,644
6 4 21,791
7 5 25,160
8 2 7,937
9 2 8,184
11 6 34,640
12 2 10,783
17-30 4 15,230
31-50 5 25,514
51-70 1 3,497
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
NONDRMHM PID # OTH MD PROV HOME HEALTH VISITS 3.0 NUM 712 714
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-4 NOT FULL RSPT 3,987 0
0 33,491 234,165,180
1 178 1,104,369
2 70 386,881
3 45 255,953
4 47 269,326
5 28 167,132
6 32 171,670
7 21 101,134
8 12 67,241
9 18 86,424
10 14 76,488
11 6 48,846
12 11 64,552
13 16 83,560
14 5 19,106
15 11 85,697
16 4 15,336
17-30 93 515,559
31-50 78 387,309
51-70 57 289,961
71-100 41 181,162
101-300 146 694,835
301+ 35 155,137
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
PMEDS PID # PRESCRIBED MEDICINES, INCL REFILLS 3.0 NUM 715 717
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-4 NOT FULL RSPT 3,987 0
0 14,459 100,434,760
1 4,101 29,836,893
2 2,900 21,324,175
3 1,967 14,262,063
4 1,422 10,361,756
5 1,063 7,806,930
6 827 5,882,161
7 693 4,981,739
8 575 3,888,040
9 495 3,457,749
10 487 3,212,450
11 437 3,062,027
12 372 2,503,731
13 319 2,151,132
14 312 2,074,922
15 246 1,648,370
16 252 1,583,067
17-30 2,024 12,366,886
31-50 984 5,602,668
51-70 349 1,951,434
71-100 133 755,612
101-300 42 244,292
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
DENT PID TOTAL # DENTAL VISITS 2.0 NUM 718 719
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-4 NOT FULL RSPT 3,987 0
0 21,020 137,829,726
1 5,029 37,522,297
2 3,479 26,541,201
3 1,816 13,747,107
4 1,040 7,880,674
5 603 4,594,294
6 372 2,819,985
7 262 2,005,681
8 163 1,287,755
9 153 1,194,465
10 105 753,161
11 100 794,786
12 78 599,278
13 51 420,691
14 50 361,007
15 25 209,171
16 33 236,060
17-30 75 566,087
31-50 5 29,431
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
Variable Positions 720-765
NAME DESCRIPTION FORMAT TYPE START END NOTE
---- ----------- ------ ---- ----- --- ----
DENTORTH PID#DNTL VSTS INVLVG ORTHDNT WRK 2.0 NUM 720 721
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-4 NOT FULL RSPT 3,987 0
0 33,522 231,902,768
1 252 1,922,865
2 129 1,001,268
3 81 705,040
4 58 466,271
5 60 516,591
6 42 361,243
7 48 404,369
8 41 354,271
9 37 292,611
10 40 301,089
11 46 359,196
12 38 277,499
13 18 157,016
14 15 125,585
15 6 55,376
16 14 108,281
17-30 12 81,518
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
MEXP1 PID # EYEGLASS OR CONTACT LENS PURCHASES 2.0 NUM 722 723
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-4 NOT FULL RSPT 3,987 0
0 29,374 202,377,757
1 4,536 32,852,627
2 475 3,571,617
3 64 511,870
4 10 78,986
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
MEXPOTH PID # SPCL MED EQ PRCHSES/EXCL EYEGL,LNS 2.0 NUM 724 725
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-4 NOT FULL RSPT 3,987 0
0 31,630 221,613,776
1 1,743 11,261,555
2 453 2,829,505
3 291 1,788,805
4 166 919,328
5 74 439,400
6 51 282,487
7 22 123,903
8 9 46,539
9 7 31,941
10 4 22,425
11 4 16,274
12 2 5,606
13 1 3,755
14 1 3,400
31-50 1 4,154
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
INCALPER FULL-YEAR PERSON-LEVEL WEIGHT 12.6 NUM 726 737*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
0 3,987 N/A
780.924-31069.3 34,459 N/A
TOTAL 38,446 N/A
WGTR1PER ROUND 1 PERSON-LEVEL WEIGHT 12.6 NUM 738 749*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY WGTR1PER
0 4,479 N/A
794.79-31187.6 33,967 N/A
TOTAL 38,446 N/A
WGTR4PER ROUND 4 PERSON-LEVEL WEIGHT 12.6 NUM 750 761*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY WGTR4PER
0 4,473 N/A
805.417-31220.5 33,973 N/A
TOTAL 38,446 N/A
STRATUMX SAMPLING STRATUM 3.0 NUM 762 764 *
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
301-401 38,446 239,392,856
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
SPSU PSEUDO PSU 1.0 NUM 765 765 *
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
1 19,543 119,476,714
2 18,903 119,916,143
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
File 2
Alphabetical Listing of Variables
NMES POPULATION CHARACTERISTICS AND UTILIZATION DATA FOR 1987
FILE 2 CODEBOOK
DATE: SEPTEMBER 17, 1991
-----ALPHABETICAL LISTING OF VARIABLES-----
START END NAME DESCRIPTION
----- --- ---- -----------
17 19 AGE1R1 PID AGE AT END OF ROUND 1
20 22 AGE1R2 PID AGE AT END OF ROUND 2
23 25 AGE1R3 PID AGE AT END OF ROUND 3
26 28 AGE1R4 PID AGE AT END OF ROUND 4
43 44 ARMY PID EVER SERVE IN ARMED FORCES
33 34 CCMARR1 PID MARITAL STATUS - R1
35 36 CCMARR2 PID MARITAL STATUS - R2
37 38 CCMARR3 PID MARITAL STATUS - R3
39 40 CCMARR4 PID MARITAL STATUS - R4
128 129 CHAMPUS1 T5 PID COV BY CHAMPUS OR CHAMPVA - R1
130 131 CHAMPUS2 T5 PID COV BY CHAMPUS OR CHAMPVA - R2
132 133 CHAMPUS3 T5 PID COV BY CHAMPUS OR CHAMPVA - R3
134 135 CHAMPUS4 T5 PID COV BY CHAMPUS OR CHAMPVA - R4
97 98 DAYSPRWK S29 DAYS PER WEEK PID WORK @ LAST JOB
47 48 DUTY PID NOW ON ACTIVE DUTY IN NAT GRD/RESERV
67 68 EMPLOYD1 BXB2 PID EMPLOYMENT STATUS - R1
69 70 EMPLOYD2 BXB2 PID EMPLOYMENT STATUS - R2
71 72 EMPLOYD3 BXB2 PID EMPLOYMENT STATUS - R3
73 74 EMPLOYD4 BXB2 PID EMPLOYMENT STATUS - R4
112 113 ESTMATE1 S34 EST WORKFORCE AT PID WORKPLACE
64 64 FAMIALFL FLAG TOT FAMILY INCOME AT LAST INTERVIEW
65 66 FAMIR4FL FLAG TOTAL FAMILY INCOME - R4
41 42 GRSCHCOM PID 17+ HIGHEST GRADE SCHOOL COMPLETED
95 96 HRSPRWK S28 HOURS PR WEEK PID WORK @ LAST JOB
75 76 HVEJOBU1 S1 PID HAD JOB/BUSINESS LAST WEEK - R1
77 78 HVEJOBU2 S1 PID HAD JOB/BUSINESS LAST WEEK - R2
79 80 HVEJOBU3 S1 PID HAD JOB/BUSINESS LAST WEEK - R3
81 82 HVEJOBU4 S1 PID HAD JOB/BUSINESS LAST WEEK - R4
160 171 INCALPER FULL-YEAR PERSON-LEVEL WEIGHT
55 56 KORN PID SERVED IN KOREAN WAR
110 111 LBRUNION S33 PID BELONGS TO LABOR UNION
136 137 MCAIDF1 T7 PID COV BY MEDICAID DURING REF PER-R1
138 139 MCAIDF2 T7 PID COV BY MEDICAID DURING REF PER-R2
140 141 MCAIDF3 T7 PID COV BY MEDICAID DURING REF PER-R3
142 143 MCAIDF4 T7 PID COV BY MEDICAID DURING REF PER-R4
120 121 MEDCARE1 T2 PID COVERED BY MEDICARE - R1
122 123 MEDCARE2 T2 PID COVERED BY MEDICARE - R2
124 125 MEDCARE3 T2 PID COVERED BY MEDICARE - R3
126 127 MEDCARE4 T2 PID COVERED BY MEDICARE - R4
114 115 MORELOC S35 PID EMPLOYR HAS SEVERAL LOCATIONS
45 46 NTLGD PID EVER ACTIVE IN NAT'L GUARD/RESERV
1 5 ODUX ORIGINAL DWELLING UNIT
144 145 OTPUBD1 T12 PID COV BY OTH PUB ASSISTANCE - R1
146 147 OTPUBD2 T12 PID COV BY OTH PUB ASSISTANCE - R2
148 149 OTPUBD3 T12 PID COV BY OTH PUB ASSISTANCE - R3
150 151 OTPUBD4 T12 PID COV BY OTH PUB ASSISTANCE - R4
61 62 OTSRV PID SERVED IN OTHER PERIODS
108 109 PERWHAT S30 TIME BASE FOR S30 WAGE RATE
9 16 PIDX PERSON IDENTIFIER (ODUX + PN)
6 8 PN PERSON NUMBER
152 153 PRIVFL1 FLAG PID HAS PRIV HLTH INSUR COVRGE - R1
154 155 PRIVFL2 FLAG PID HAS PRIV HLTH INSUR COVRGE - R2
156 157 PRIVFL3 FLAG PID HAS PRIV HLTH INSUR COVRGE - R3
158 159 PRIVFL4 FLAG PID HAS PRIV HLTH INSUR COVRGE - R4
63 63 PTOTALFL FLAG PERSON INCOME
59 60 PVIET PID SERVED IN POST-VIETNAM ERA
31 32 SMPANCES PID HISPANIC ANCESTRY GROUP
49 50 SMPDISAB PID HAS SERVICE DISABILITY
29 30 SMPRABKG PID RACE
199 199 SPSU PSEUDO PSU
196 198 STRATUMX SAMPLING STRATUM
116 119 TOTLEMP S40 TOTAL # EMPLOYEES AT OWN BUSINESS
57 58 VIET PID SERVED IN VIETNAM ERA
99 107 WAGERATE S30 PID WAGE RATE BEFORE DEDUCTIONS
172 183 WGTR1PER ROUND 1 PERSON-LEVEL WEIGHT
184 195 WGTR4PER ROUND 4 PERSON-LEVEL WEIGHT
83 84 WKSWRKD1 S2 WEEKS PID WORKED FULL/PART TIME - R1
85 86 WKSWRKD2 S2 WEEKS PID WORKED FULL/PART TIME - R2
87 88 WKSWRKD3 S2 WEEKS PID WORKED FULL/PART TIME - R3
89 90 WKSWRKD4 S2 WEEKS PID WORKED FULL/PART TIME - R4
91 92 WRKSMS16 S16 PID EMPL/SELF-EMP - RETIREMENT JOB
93 94 WRKSMS21 S21 PID EMPL OR SELF-EMP - LAST JOB
51 52 WWI PID SERVED IN WORLD WAR I
53 54 WWII PID SERVED IN WORLD WAR II
Positional Listing of Variables
NMES POPULATION CHARACTERISTICS AND UTILIZATION DATA FOR 1987
FILE 2 CODEBOOK
DATE: SEPTEMBER 17, 1991
-----POSITIONAL LISTING OF VARIABLES-----
START END NAME DESCRIPTION
----- --- ---- -----------
1 5 ODUX ORIGINAL DWELLING UNIT
6 8 PN PERSON NUMBER
9 16 PIDX PERSON IDENTIFIER (ODUX + PN)
17 19 AGE1R1 PID AGE AT END OF ROUND 1
20 22 AGE1R2 PID AGE AT END OF ROUND 2
23 25 AGE1R3 PID AGE AT END OF ROUND 3
26 28 AGE1R4 PID AGE AT END OF ROUND 4
29 30 SMPRABKG PID RACE
31 32 SMPANCES PID HISPANIC ANCESTRY GROUP
33 34 CCMARR1 PID MARITAL STATUS - R1
35 36 CCMARR2 PID MARITAL STATUS - R2
37 38 CCMARR3 PID MARITAL STATUS - R3
39 40 CCMARR4 PID MARITAL STATUS - R4
41 42 GRSCHCOM PID 17+ HIGHEST GRADE SCHOOL COMPLETED
43 44 ARMY PID EVER SERVE IN ARMED FORCES
45 46 NTLGD PID EVER ACTIVE IN NAT'L GUARD/RESERV
47 48 DUTY PID NOW ON ACTIVE DUTY IN NAT GRD/RESERV
49 50 SMPDISAB PID HAS SERVICE DISABILITY
51 52 WWI PID SERVED IN WORLD WAR I
53 54 WWII PID SERVED IN WORLD WAR II
55 56 KORN PID SERVED IN KOREAN WAR
57 58 VIET PID SERVED IN VIETNAM ERA
59 60 PVIET PID SERVED IN POST-VIETNAM ERA
61 62 OTSRV PID SERVED IN OTHER PERIODS
63 63 PTOTALFL FLAG PERSON INCOME
64 64 FAMIALFL FLAG TOT FAMILY INCOME AT LAST INTERVIEW
65 66 FAMIR4FL FLAG TOTAL FAMILY INCOME - R4
67 68 EMPLOYD1 BXB2 PID EMPLOYMENT STATUS - R1
69 70 EMPLOYD2 BXB2 PID EMPLOYMENT STATUS - R2
71 72 EMPLOYD3 BXB2 PID EMPLOYMENT STATUS - R3
73 74 EMPLOYD4 BXB2 PID EMPLOYMENT STATUS - R4
75 76 HVEJOBU1 S1 PID HAD JOB/BUSINESS LAST WEEK - R1
77 78 HVEJOBU2 S1 PID HAD JOB/BUSINESS LAST WEEK - R2
79 80 HVEJOBU3 S1 PID HAD JOB/BUSINESS LAST WEEK - R3
81 82 HVEJOBU4 S1 PID HAD JOB/BUSINESS LAST WEEK - R4
83 84 WKSWRKD1 S2 WEEKS PID WORKED FULL/PART TIME - R1
85 86 WKSWRKD2 S2 WEEKS PID WORKED FULL/PART TIME - R2
87 88 WKSWRKD3 S2 WEEKS PID WORKED FULL/PART TIME - R3
89 90 WKSWRKD4 S2 WEEKS PID WORKED FULL/PART TIME - R4
91 92 WRKSMS16 S16 PID EMPL/SELF-EMP - RETIREMENT JOB
93 94 WRKSMS21 S21 PID EMPL OR SELF-EMP - LAST JOB
95 96 HRSPRWK S28 HOURS PR WEEK PID WORK @ LAST JOB
97 98 DAYSPRWK S29 DAYS PER WEEK PID WORK @ LAST JOB
99 107 WAGERATE S30 PID WAGE RATE BEFORE DEDUCTIONS
108 109 PERWHAT S30 TIME BASE FOR S30 WAGE RATE
110 111 LBRUNION S33 PID BELONGS TO LABOR UNION
112 113 ESTMATE1 S34 EST WORKFORCE AT PID WORKPLACE
114 115 MORELOC S35 PID EMPLOYR HAS SEVERAL LOCATIONS
116 119 TOTLEMP S40 TOTAL # EMPLOYEES AT OWN BUSINESS
120 121 MEDCARE1 T2 PID COVERED BY MEDICARE - R1
122 123 MEDCARE2 T2 PID COVERED BY MEDICARE - R2
124 125 MEDCARE3 T2 PID COVERED BY MEDICARE - R3
126 127 MEDCARE4 T2 PID COVERED BY MEDICARE - R4
128 129 CHAMPUS1 T5 PID COV BY CHAMPUS OR CHAMPVA - R1
130 131 CHAMPUS2 T5 PID COV BY CHAMPUS OR CHAMPVA - R2
132 133 CHAMPUS3 T5 PID COV BY CHAMPUS OR CHAMPVA - R3
134 135 CHAMPUS4 T5 PID COV BY CHAMPUS OR CHAMPVA - R4
136 137 MCAIDF1 T7 PID COV BY MEDICAID DURING REF PER-R1
138 139 MCAIDF2 T7 PID COV BY MEDICAID DURING REF PER-R2
140 141 MCAIDF3 T7 PID COV BY MEDICAID DURING REF PER-R3
142 143 MCAIDF4 T7 PID COV BY MEDICAID DURING REF PER-R4
144 145 OTPUBD1 T12 PID COV BY OTH PUB ASSISTANCE - R1
146 147 OTPUBD2 T12 PID COV BY OTH PUB ASSISTANCE - R2
148 149 OTPUBD3 T12 PID COV BY OTH PUB ASSISTANCE - R3
150 151 OTPUBD4 T12 PID COV BY OTH PUB ASSISTANCE - R4
152 153 PRIVFL1 FLAG PID HAS PRIV HLTH INSUR COVRGE - R1
154 155 PRIVFL2 FLAG PID HAS PRIV HLTH INSUR COVRGE - R2
156 157 PRIVFL3 FLAG PID HAS PRIV HLTH INSUR COVRGE - R3
158 159 PRIVFL4 FLAG PID HAS PRIV HLTH INSUR COVRGE - R4
160 171 INCALPER FULL-YEAR PERSON-LEVEL WEIGHT
172 183 WGTR1PER ROUND 1 PERSON-LEVEL WEIGHT
184 195 WGTR4PER ROUND 4 PERSON-LEVEL WEIGHT
196 198 STRATUMX SAMPLING STRATUM
199 199 SPSU PSEUDO PSU
File 2 Codebook
General Information
NMES POPULATION CHARACTERISTICS AND UTILIZATION DATA FOR 1987 PA
FILE 2 CODEBOOK
DATE: SEPTEMBER 17, 1991
________________________
This codebook provides the unedited versions of the edited person-level
variables on File 1 as well as flags for variables containing imputed values.
Link variables and weight variables are duplicates of the File 1 variables.
To obtain national estimates for the variables on this file, the weights
described at the end of this codebook must be used. Information concerning
the sample design and use of appropriate sampling weights is provided in the
file documentation. For variables corresponding directly to questionnaire
items, the questionnaire item number is provided in the variable descriptor.
For variables with an asterisk in the rightmost column, explanatory notes are
provided at the end of this codebook in alphabetical order of variable name.
Variable Position 1-33
NAME DESCRIPTION FORMAT TYPE START END NOTE
---- ----------- ------ ---- ----- --- ----
ODUX ORIGINAL DWELLING UNIT 5.0 NUM 1 5 *
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
20001-37615 38,446 239,392,856
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
PN PERSON NUMBER 3.0 NUM 6 8
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
10-266 38,446 239,392,856
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
PIDX PERSON IDENTIFIER (ODUX + PN) 8.0 CHAR 9 16
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
VALID PERSON ID 38,446 239,392,856
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
AGE1R1 PID AGE AT END OF ROUND 1 3.0 NUM 17 19 *
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,080 3,504,850
0-15 8,850 55,730,893
16 612 3,963,891
17 588 3,846,101
18 499 3,209,671
19-20 981 6,609,252
21 569 3,936,879
22 531 3,754,830
23-54 14,732 106,236,171
55-64 3,204 22,092,415
65 + 5,800 26,507,903
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
AGE1R2 PID AGE AT END OF ROUND 2 3.0 NUM 20 22 *
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,910 5,087,511
0-15 8,666 55,373,601
16 572 3,731,791
17 575 3,619,838
18 558 3,607,393
19-20 1,007 6,389,093
21 512 3,670,511
22 547 3,820,735
23-54 14,376 105,440,433
55-64 3,116 21,907,243
65 + 5,607 26,744,708
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
AGE1R3 PID AGE AT END OF ROUND 3 3.0 NUM 23 25 *
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-3 NO DATA IN RD 10,123 51,028,812
0-15 6,885 44,599,808
16 463 3,036,993
17 442 2,748,717
18 446 2,969,166
19-20 736 4,667,730
21 386 2,725,480
22 432 3,084,815
23-54 11,473 84,664,252
55-64 2,468 17,639,344
65 + 4,592 22,227,738
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
AGE1R4 PID AGE AT END OF ROUND 4 3.0 NUM 26 28 *
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,984 2,961,097
0-15 8,639 55,638,159
16 586 3,862,863
17 608 3,864,796
18 558 3,716,631
19-20 1,005 6,339,821
21 504 3,616,514
22 536 3,793,628
23-54 14,457 106,841,488
55-64 3,023 21,705,627
65 + 5,546 27,052,232
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
SMPRABKG PID RACE 2.0 NUM 29 30
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 39 153,373
-8 DONT KNOW 7 47,619
-7 REFUSED 2 8,405
1 AMER INDIAN 313 2,286,624
2 ALASKN NATIVE 27 198,270
3 ASIAN/PACIFIC 576 4,738,059
4 BLACK 8,499 29,151,179
5 WHITE 27,221 194,175,725
6 OTHER 1,762 8,633,601
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
SMPANCES PID HISPANIC ANCESTRY GROUP 2.0 NUM 31 32
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 33 178,269
-8 DONT KNOW 1 3,008
-7 REFUSED 2 11,758
-1 INAPPLICABLE 34,274 220,729,613
1 PUERTO RICAN 562 2,410,956
2 CUBAN 156 588,428
3 MEX/MEXAM/CHI 2,539 11,572,399
4 OTH LATIN AME 466 2,050,709
5 OTHER SPANISH 413 1,847,715
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
CCMARR1 PID MARITAL STATUS - R1 2.0 NUM 33 34
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 30 239,689
-8 DONT KNOW 4 14,837
-7 REFUSED 3 11,048
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,080 3,504,850
-1 INAPPLICABLE 9,484 59,798,062
1 MARRIED 15,335 102,959,057
2 WIDOWED 2,691 13,443,118
3 DIVORCED 2,169 14,721,058
4 SEPARATED 794 4,388,869
5 NEVER MARRIED 5,856 40,312,268
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
Variable Positions 35-51
NAME DESCRIPTION FORMAT TYPE START END NOTE
---- ----------- ------ ---- ----- --- ----
CCMARR2 PID MARITAL STATUS - R2 2.0 NUM 35 36
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 27 120,635
-8 DONT KNOW 6 24,786
-7 REFUSED 1 4,573
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,910 5,087,511
-1 INAPPLICABLE 9,456 60,488,743
1 MARRIED 14,873 102,098,974
2 WIDOWED 2,623 13,493,664
3 DIVORCED 2,141 14,769,823
4 SEPARATED 815 4,540,414
5 NEVER MARRIED 5,594 38,763,733
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
CCMARR3 PID MARITAL STATUS - R3 2.0 NUM 37 38
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 19 97,297
-8 DONT KNOW 3 19,872
-7 REFUSED 1 4,573
-3 NO DATA IN RD 10,123 51,028,812
-1 INAPPLICABLE 7,609 49,374,327
1 MARRIED 11,946 82,403,446
2 WIDOWED 2,133 10,962,169
3 DIVORCED 1,708 12,038,766
4 SEPARATED 618 3,529,126
5 NEVER MARRIED 4,286 29,934,468
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
CCMARR4 PID MARITAL STATUS - R4 2.0 NUM 39 40
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 40 205,772
-8 DONT KNOW 3 15,419
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,984 2,961,097
-1 INAPPLICABLE 9,473 61,080,453
1 MARRIED 14,772 102,380,779
2 WIDOWED 2,601 13,429,728
3 DIVORCED 2,158 15,039,359
4 SEPARATED 825 4,754,298
5 NEVER MARRIED 5,590 39,525,953
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
GRSCHCOM PID 17+ HIGHEST GRADE SCHOOL COMPLETED 2.0 NUM 41 42
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 424 2,009,208
-8 DONT KNOW 171 531,780
-7 REFUSED 9 44,274
-1 INAPPLICABLE 10,345 63,135,188
0 NO EDUCATION 71 344,705
1 1ST GRADE 66 324,870
2 2ND GRADE 113 603,030
3 3RD GRADE 227 1,069,680
4 4TH GRADE 253 1,176,607
5 5TH GRADE 262 1,244,912
6 6TH GRADE 616 2,909,820
7 7TH GRADE 563 2,703,247
8 8TH GRADE 1,641 8,713,204
9 1ST YR HS 1,069 5,899,412
10 2ND YR HS 1,712 9,495,680
11 3RD YR HS 1,978 11,463,862
12 4TH YR HS 10,038 63,989,331
13 1 YR COL 1,744 11,520,067
14 2 YRS COL 2,306 15,644,946
15 3 YRS COL 829 5,856,327
16 4 YRS COL 2,329 17,584,830
17 5 YRS COL 482 3,752,255
18 6+ YRS COL 1,198 9,375,622
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
ARMY PID EVER SERVE IN ARMED FORCES 2.0 NUM 43 44
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 210 1,093,821
-8 DONT KNOW 64 217,514
-7 REFUSED 4 24,409
-1 INAPPLICABLE 10,564 64,577,383
1 YES 4,272 28,025,120
2 NO 23,332 145,454,609
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
NTLGD PID EVER ACTIVE IN NAT'L GUARD/RESERV 2.0 NUM 45 46
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 357 1,984,617
-8 DONT KNOW 108 504,874
-7 REFUSED 3 8,306
-1 INAPPLICABLE 10,545 64,474,345
1 YES 1,084 7,897,934
2 NO 26,349 164,522,781
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
DUTY PID NOW ON ACTIVE DUTY IN NAT GRD/RESERV 2.0 NUM 47 48
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 35 286,371
-8 DONT KNOW 2 14,625
-7 REFUSED 1 0
-1 INAPPLICABLE 37,361 231,488,859
1 YES 400 2,911,718
2 NO 647 4,691,284
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
SMPDISAB PID HAS SERVICE DISABILITY 2.0 NUM 49 50
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 88 442,844
-8 DONT KNOW 25 163,724
-7 REFUSED 1 5,712
-1 INAPPLICABLE 33,933 209,496,078
1 YES 469 2,874,328
2 NO 3,930 26,410,171
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
WWI PID SERVED IN WORLD WAR I 2.0 NUM 51 52
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 69 478,950
-8 DONT KNOW 53 290,946
-7 REFUSED 2 8,785
-1 INAPPLICABLE 34,166 211,332,391
1 YES 26 111,487
2 NO 4,130 27,170,297
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
Variable Positions 53-75
NAME DESCRIPTION FORMAT TYPE START END NOTE
---- ----------- ------ ---- ----- --- ----
WWII PID SERVED IN WORLD WAR II 2.0 NUM 53 54
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 62 439,626
-8 DONT KNOW 52 278,471
-7 REFUSED 2 8,785
-1 INAPPLICABLE 34,167 211,337,457
1 YES 1,624 9,478,046
2 NO 2,539 17,850,471
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
KORN PID SERVED IN KOREAN WAR 2.0 NUM 55 56
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 66 451,297
-8 DONT KNOW 54 294,585
-7 REFUSED 2 8,785
-1 INAPPLICABLE 34,165 211,327,397
1 YES 698 5,212,332
2 NO 3,461 22,098,462
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
VIET PID SERVED IN VIETNAM ERA 2.0 NUM 57 58
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 68 440,332
-8 DONT KNOW 54 294,585
-7 REFUSED 2 8,785
-1 INAPPLICABLE 34,166 211,332,391
1 YES 1,183 8,774,545
2 NO 2,973 18,542,219
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
PVIET PID SERVED IN POST-VIETNAM ERA 2.0 NUM 59 60
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 77 541,062
-8 DONT KNOW 53 278,203
-7 REFUSED 2 8,785
-1 INAPPLICABLE 34,167 211,335,506
1 YES 732 4,264,205
2 NO 3,415 22,965,095
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
OTSRV PID SERVED IN OTHER PERIODS 2.0 NUM 61 62
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 65 446,613
-8 DONT KNOW 60 320,733
-7 REFUSED 2 8,785
-1 INAPPLICABLE 34,165 211,328,882
1 YES 427 3,087,222
2 NO 3,727 24,200,622
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
PTOTALFL FLAG PERSON INCOME 1.0 NUM 63 63 *
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
0 NO EDIT/IMPUTE 20,439 143,942,187
1 EDITED/IMPUTED 18,007 95,450,669
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
FAMIALFL FLAG TOT FAMILY INCOME AT LAST INTERVIEW 1.0 NUM 64 64*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
0 NO EDIT/IMPUTE 12,809 91,084,646
1 EDITED/IMPUTED 25,637 148,308,210
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
FAMIR4FL FLAG TOTAL FAMILY INCOME - R4 2.0 NUM 65 66*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY WGTR4PER
-4 NOT FULL RSPT 1,489 0
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,984 0
0 NO EDIT/IMPUTE 13,075 93,894,040
1 EDITED/IMPUTED 20,898 145,498,816
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
EMPLOYD1 BXB2 PID EMPLOYMENT STATUS - R1 2.0 NUM 67 68
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 13 55,600
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,080 3,504,850
-1 INAPPLICABLE 8,868 55,848,975
1 YES 15,818 114,171,049
2 NO 11,667 65,812,383
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
EMPLOYD2 BXB2 PID EMPLOYMENT STATUS - R2 2.0 NUM 69 70
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 17 69,145
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,910 5,087,511
-1 INAPPLICABLE 8,682 55,478,207
1 YES 16,092 117,276,933
2 NO 10,745 61,481,060
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
EMPLOYD3 BXB2 PID EMPLOYMENT STATUS - R3 2.0 NUM 71 72
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 24 95,334
-3 NO DATA IN RD 10,123 51,028,812
-1 INAPPLICABLE 6,890 44,634,709
1 YES 12,661 93,059,427
2 NO 8,748 50,574,574
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
EMPLOYD4 BXB2 PID EMPLOYMENT STATUS - R4 2.0 NUM 73 74
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 12 38,359
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,984 2,961,097
-1 INAPPLICABLE 8,641 55,677,150
1 YES 15,509 114,347,454
2 NO 11,300 66,368,797
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
HVEJOBU1 S1 PID HAD JOB/BUSINESS LAST WEEK-R1 2.0 NUM 75 76
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 22 127,045
-8 DONT KNOW 3 15,264
-7 REFUSED 2 8,962
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,080 3,504,850
-1 INAPPLICABLE 20,521 121,538,431
1 YES 15,178 109,812,248
2 NO 640 4,386,056
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
Variable Positions 77-95
NAME DESCRIPTION FORMAT TYPE START END NOTE
---- ----------- ------ ---- ----- --- ----
HVEJOBU2 S1 PID HAD JOB/BUSI LAST WK-R2 2.0 NUM 77 78
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 47 252,919
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,910 5,087,511
-1 INAPPLICABLE 19,416 116,861,113
1 YES 15,194 111,197,429
2 NO 879 5,993,884
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
HVEJOBU3 S1 PID HAD JOB/BUSINESS LAST WEEK-R3 2.0 NUM 79 80
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 26 102,900
-3 NO DATA IN RD 10,123 51,028,812
-1 INAPPLICABLE 15,639 95,138,157
1 YES 12,054 88,808,359
2 NO 604 4,314,628
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
HVEJOBU4 S1 PID HAD JOB/BUSINESS LAST WEEK-R4 2.0 NUM 81 82
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 48 326,198
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,984 2,961,097
-1 INAPPLICABLE 19,944 122,091,419
1 YES 14,986 110,569,138
2 NO 484 3,445,003
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
WKSWRKD1 S2 WEEKS PID WORKED FULL/PART TIME-R1 2.0 NUM 83 84
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 296 2,027,011
-8 DONT KNOW 26 154,970
-7 REFUSED 2 8,962
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,080 3,504,850
-1 INAPPLICABLE 20,521 121,538,431
0 11 69,672
1-52 1,900 13,092,456
95 WHOLE TIME 13,610 98,996,504
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
WKSWRKD2 S2 WEEKS PID WORKED FULL/PART TIME-R2 2.0 NUM 85 86
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 278 1,795,273
-8 DONT KNOW 35 217,448
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,910 5,087,511
-1 INAPPLICABLE 19,416 116,861,113
0 32 216,231
1-52 2,469 17,251,002
95 WHOLE TIME 13,306 97,964,278
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
WKSWRKD3 S2 WEEKS PID WORKED FULL/PART TIME-R3 2.0 NUM 87 88
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 171 1,117,361
-8 DONT KNOW 11 58,544
-7 REFUSED 2 0
-3 NO DATA IN RD 10,123 51,028,812
-1 INAPPLICABLE 15,639 95,138,157
0 17 135,449
1-52 1,499 10,464,917
95 WHOLE TIME 10,984 81,449,617
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
WKSWRKD4 S2 WEEKS PID WORKED FULL/PART TIME-R4 2.0 NUM 89 90
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 148 955,989
-8 DONT KNOW 21 115,399
-7 REFUSED 1 4,446
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,984 2,961,097
-1 INAPPLICABLE 19,944 122,091,419
0 56 392,248
1-52 1,053 7,535,318
95 WHOLE TIME 14,239 105,336,939
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
WRKSMS16 S16 PID EMPL/SELF-EMP-RETIREMENT JOB 2.0 NUM 91 92
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 395 2,149,956
-8 DONT KNOW 7 11,199
-7 REFUSED 5 21,327
-1 INAPPLICABLE 32,449 206,724,771
1 SELF-EMPLOYED 515 2,580,146
2 EMP, NOT SELF 5,075 27,905,458
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
WRKSMS21 S21 PID EMPL OR SELF-EMP - LAST JOB 2.0 NUM 93 94
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 481 2,961,412
-8 DONT KNOW 2 3,656
-7 REFUSED 10 33,047
-1 INAPPLICABLE 19,903 112,262,062
1 SELF-EMPLOYED 2,140 15,660,873
2 EMP, NOT SELF 15,910 108,471,807
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
HRSPRWK S28 HOURS PR WEEK PID WORK @ LAST JOB 2.0 NUM 95 96
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 763 4,866,439
-8 DONT KNOW 163 774,055
-7 REFUSED 27 144,210
-1 INAPPLICABLE 19,898 112,248,058
1-5 276 1,768,309
6-10 705 4,880,226
11-15 491 3,367,637
16-20 1,081 7,705,102
21-25 724 4,918,381
26-30 847 5,740,111
31-35 870 5,582,938
36-40 8,794 59,022,318
41-45 976 7,320,387
46-50 1,416 10,489,275
51-55 316 2,367,845
56-60 645 4,818,663
61-65 91 732,588
66-70 147 1,080,354
71-75 69 511,335
76-80 77 594,433
80+ 70 460,194
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
Variable Positions 97-120
NAME DESCRIPTION FORMAT TYPE START END NOTE
---- ----------- ------ ---- ----- --- ----
DAYSPRWK S29 DAYS PR WK PID WK@LAST JOB 2.0 NUM 97 98
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 780 5,002,920
-8 DONT KNOW 100 468,641
-7 REFUSED 28 144,167
-1 INAPPLICABLE 19,900 112,252,055
1 DAY 256 1,855,427
2 DAYS 508 3,544,683
3 DAYS 872 6,094,928
4 DAYS 1,099 7,633,780
5 DAYS 11,933 81,554,323
6 DAYS 2,215 15,615,303
7 DAYS 755 5,226,629
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
WAGERATE S30 PID WAGE RATE BEFORE DEDUCTIONS 9.2 NUM 99 107
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 1,005 6,419,885
-8 DONT KNOW 1,002 4,885,448
-7 REFUSED 645 4,231,460
-1 INAPPLICABLE 22,034 127,883,470
0.01 - 3.50 1,245 8,062,387
3.51 - 5.00 2,206 14,280,922
5.01 - 7.50 1,707 11,408,325
7.51 - 10.00 928 6,652,780
10.01 - 15.00 782 6,294,305
15.01 - 20.00 170 1,336,350
20.01 - 50.00 211 1,373,971
50.01 - 75.00 86 610,685
75.01 - 100.00 122 702,656
100.01 - 250.00 862 5,145,890
250.01 - 400.00 772 5,207,407
400.01 - 600.00 558 3,655,559
600.01 - 800.00 320 2,334,804
800.01 - 1000.00 239 1,683,524
1000.01-2500.00 870 6,004,010
2500.01-5000.00 184 1,467,885
5000.01-10000.00 99 767,308
10000.01-20000 691 5,072,782
20000.01-40000 1,281 10,210,683
40000.01-65000 346 2,997,468
65000.01-90000 57 519,021
90000.01-120000 19 151,438
120000.01-150000 1 2,837
150000.01-500000 2 17,470
500,000.01+ 2 12,127
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
PERWHAT S30 TIME BASE FOR S30 WAGE RATE 2.0 NUM 108 109 *
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 263 1,767,432
-8 DONT KNOW 11 47,526
-1 INAPPLICABLE 24,653 143,208,691
1 PER HOUR 6,828 46,764,083
2 PER DAY 199 1,330,017
3 PER WEEK 1,921 12,601,193
4 BIWEEKLY 749 4,853,607
5 PER MONTH 1,144 7,786,084
6 PER YEAR 2,564 20,242,469
91 OTHER 114 791,753
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
LBRUNION S33 PID BELONGS TO LABOR UNION 2.0 NUM 110 111
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 645 4,005,323
-8 DONT KNOW 142 592,423
-7 REFUSED 17 68,986
-1 INAPPLICABLE 22,040 127,911,115
1 YES 2,455 16,261,031
2 NO 13,147 90,553,977
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
ESTMATE1 S34 EST WORKFORCE AT PID WORKPLACE 2.0 NUM 112 113
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 583 3,669,440
-8 DONT KNOW 1,060 5,495,692
-7 REFUSED 25 114,087
-1 INAPPLICABLE 22,042 127,933,837
1 LESS THAN 10 3,211 22,391,458
2 10-25 2,706 18,629,246
3 26-100 3,560 24,888,339
4 101-500 2,818 19,705,255
5 500+ 2,441 16,565,503
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
MORELOC S35 PID EMPLOYR HAS SEVERAL LOCATIONS 2.0 NUM 114 115
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 572 3,619,072
-8 DONT KNOW 230 1,105,560
-7 REFUSED 22 94,910
-5 NEV WILL KNOW 1 9,784
-1 INAPPLICABLE 22,043 127,945,661
1 YES 9,818 67,412,677
2 NO 5,760 39,205,193
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
TOTLEMP S40 TOTAL # EMPLOYEES AT OWN BUSINESS 4.0 NUM 116 119
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 203 1,412,851
-8 DONT KNOW 36 226,839
-7 REFUSED 4 16,124
-1 INAPPLICABLE 36,305 223,722,063
1-10 1,762 12,961,549
11-25 89 697,743
26-100 40 314,234
101-500 5 23,537
1,001-2,000 2 17,917
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
MEDCARE1 T2 PID COVERED BY MEDICARE-R1 2.0 NUM 120 121
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 213 961,058
-8 DONT KNOW 18 87,205
-7 REFUSED 1 5,007
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,080 3,504,850
-1 INAPPLICABLE 2 8,390
1 YES 5,945 27,988,120
2 NO 30,187 206,838,226
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
Variable Positions 122-142
NAME DESCRIPTION FORMAT TYPE START END NOTE
---- ----------- ------ ---- ----- --- ----
MEDCARE2 T2 PID COVERED BY MEDICARE-R2 2.0 NUM 122 123
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 161 737,175
-8 DONT KNOW 3 12,312
-7 REFUSED 6 56,519
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,910 5,087,511
-1 INAPPLICABLE 3 12,343
1 YES 5,806 28,491,813
2 NO 29,557 204,995,183
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
MEDCARE3 T2 PID COVERED BY MEDICARE-R3 2.0 NUM 124 125
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 116 554,548
-8 DONT KNOW 4 12,062
-7 REFUSED 5 13,891
-3 NO DATA IN RD 10,123 51,028,812
-1 INAPPLICABLE 5 22,208
1 YES 4,737 23,533,090
2 NO 23,456 164,228,244
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
MEDCARE4 T2 PID COVERED BY MEDICARE-R4 2.0 NUM 126 127
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 142 700,716
-8 DONT KNOW 1 0
-7 REFUSED 2 7,249
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,984 2,961,097
-1 INAPPLICABLE 1 4,851
1 YES 5,769 28,810,873
2 NO 29,547 206,908,070
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
CHAMPUS1 T5 PID COV BY CHAMPUS OR CHAMPVA-R1 2.0 NUM 128 129
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 61 310,705
-8 DONT KNOW 16 66,461
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,080 3,504,850
-1 INAPPLICABLE 4 8,211
1 YES 921 5,635,274
2 NO 35,364 229,867,355
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
CHAMPUS2 T5 PID COV BY CHAMPUS OR CHAMPVA-R2 2.0 NUM 130 131
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 92 399,868
-8 DONT KNOW 4 16,252
-7 REFUSED 3 27,298
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,910 5,087,511
-1 INAPPLICABLE 24 136,782
1 YES 930 5,645,572
2 NO 34,483 228,079,574
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
CHAMPUS3 T5 PID COV BY CHAMPUS OR CHAMPVA-R3 2.0 NUM 132 133
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 58 337,233
-8 DONT KNOW 6 18,011
-7 REFUSED 5 13,891
-3 NO DATA IN RD 10,123 51,028,812
-1 INAPPLICABLE 12 66,015
1 YES 737 4,466,560
2 NO 27,505 183,462,333
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
CHAMPUS4 T5 PID COV BY CHAMPUS OR CHAMPVA-R4 2.0 NUM 134 135
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 42 240,817
-8 DONT KNOW 1 6,757
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,984 2,961,097
-1 INAPPLICABLE 2 8,211
1 YES 888 5,367,181
2 NO 34,529 230,808,794
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
MCAIDF1 T7 PID COV BY MEDICAID DURING REF PER-R1 2.0 NUM 136 137*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 112 445,284
-8 DONT KNOW 25 128,025
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,080 3,504,850
-1 INAPPLICABLE 8 18,261
1 YES 3,270 16,165,647
2 NO 32,951 219,130,788
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
MCAIDF2 T7 PID COV BY MEDICAID DURING REF PER-R2 2.0 NUM 138 139*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 131 564,649
-8 DONT KNOW 7 37,945
-7 REFUSED 6 55,254
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,910 5,087,511
-1 INAPPLICABLE 20 122,163
1 YES 3,555 17,605,883
2 NO 31,817 215,919,451
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
MCAIDF3 T7 PID COV BY MEDICAID DURING REF PER-R3 2.0 NUM 140 141*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 93 442,813
-8 DONT KNOW 4 14,593
-7 REFUSED 5 13,891
-3 NO DATA IN RD 10,123 51,028,812
-1 INAPPLICABLE 8 52,010
1 YES 2,689 13,598,370
2 NO 25,524 174,242,367
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
MCAIDF4 T7 PID COV BY MEDICAID DURING REF PER-R4 2.0 NUM 142 143*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 76 309,947
-8 DONT KNOW 1 4,428
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,984 2,961,097
1 YES 3,400 16,976,010
2 NO 31,985 219,141,374
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
Variable Positions 144-199
NAME DESCRIPTION FORMAT TYPE START END NOTE
---- ----------- ------ ---- ----- --- ----
OTPUBD1 T12 PID COV BY OTH PUB ASSISTANCE-R1 2 NUM 144 145
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 56 241,437
-8 DONT KNOW 5 41,372
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,080 3,504,850
-1 INAPPLICABLE 1 0
1 YES 550 2,954,143
2 NO 35,754 232,651,053
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
OTPUBD2 T12 PID COV BY OTH PUB ASSISTANCE-R2 2.0 NUM 146 147
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 120 720,075
-8 DONT KNOW 1 4,899
-7 REFUSED 3 27,298
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,910 5,087,511
-1 INAPPLICABLE 21 127,265
1 YES 491 2,565,819
2 NO 34,900 230,859,988
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
OTPUBD3 T12 PID COV BY OTH PUB ASSISTANCE-R3 2.0 NUM 148 149
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 124 838,262
-8 DONT KNOW 1 14,593
-7 REFUSED 5 13,891
-3 NO DATA IN RD 10,123 51,028,812
-1 INAPPLICABLE 6 44,078
1 YES 377 2,127,482
2 NO 27,810 185,325,738
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
OTPUBD4 T12 PID COV BY OTH PUB ASSISTANCE-R4 2.0 NUM 150 151
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 110 706,201
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,984 2,961,097
1 YES 496 2,772,509
2 NO 34,856 232,953,050
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
PRIVFL1 FLAG PID HAS PRIV HLTH INSUR COVRGE-R1 2.0 NUM 152 153*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,080 3,504,850
0 NO EDIT/IMPUTE 34,462 224,827,390
1 EDITED/IMPUTED 1,904 11,060,616
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
PRIVFL2 FLAG PID HAS PRIV HLTH INSUR COVRGE-R2 2.0 NUM 154 155*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,910 5,087,511
0 NO EDIT/IMPUTE 34,525 229,869,804
1 EDITED/IMPUTED 1,011 4,435,541
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
PRIVFL3 FLAG PID HAS PRIV HLTH INSUR COVRGE-R3 2.0 NUM 156 157*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-3 NO DATA IN RD 10,123 51,028,812
0 NO EDIT/IMPUTE 27,196 182,650,877
1 EDITED/IMPUTED 1,127 5,713,167
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
PRIVFL4 FLAG PID HAS PRIV HLTH INSUR COVRGE-R4 2.0 NUM 158 159*
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
-3 NO DATA IN RD 2,984 2,961,097
0 NO EDIT/IMPUTE 33,815 227,461,392
1 EDITED/IMPUTED 1,647 8,970,367
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
INCALPER FULL-YEAR PERSON-LEVEL WEIGHT 12.6 NUM 160 171 *
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
0 3,987 N/A
780.924-31069.3 34,459 N/A
TOTAL 38,446 N/A
WGTR1PER ROUND 1 PERSON-LEVEL WEIGHT 12.6 NUM 172 183 *
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY WGTR1PER
0 4,479 N/A
794.79-31187.6 33,967 N/A
TOTAL 38,446 N/A
WGTR4PER ROUND 4 PERSON-LEVEL WEIGHT 12.6 NUM 184 195 *
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY WGTR4PER
0 4,473 N/A
805.417-31220.5 33,973 N/A
TOTAL 38,446 N/A
STRATUMX SAMPLING STRATUM 3.0 NUM 196 198 *
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
301-401 38,446 239,392,856
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
SPSU PSEUDO PSU 1.0 NUM 199 199 *
VALUE UNWEIGHTED WEIGHTED BY INCALPER
1 19,543 119,476,714
2 18,903 119,916,143
TOTAL 38,446 239,392,856
Codebook Notes for Files 1 & 2
NMES HOUSEHOLD SURVEY
POPULATION CHARACTERISTICS AND UTILIZATION DATA FOR 1987
CODEBOOK NOTES FOR FILES 1 AND 2
An asterisk in the rightmost column of either codebook indicates
that an explanatory note provides greater detail on information
necessary for the use of this variable. These notes are listed
below in alphabetical order by variable name.
VARIABLE NOTE
AGE1Ri Round-specific variables indicating the person's
age at the end of the reference period for each
round. These variables have not been edited for
consistency with other data on the tape.
BEGDATMi Round-specific variables indicating the start and
BEGDATDi end dates of a person's reference period for the
BEGDATYi round. The beginning of the reference period is
ENDDATMi equal to the end of the previous round's
ENDDATDi period (or the start of the year); and, in
ENDDATYi general, the end of the reference period is equal
to the interview date. People within an RU will
usually have the same beginning and end dates.
However, if a person has a period of
ineligibility (e.g., moved outside U.S., was in
the military, or institutionalized), then there
will be a difference in these dates reflecting
this period of ineligibility. The total number
of eligible days for which a person responded in
a given round can be calculated as the difference
between the end date and the beginning date for
the round. The total number of eligible days for
which a person responded over the course of the
year can be calculated as the sum of eligible
days over the four rounds (plus one). For rounds
in which a person is coded ELIGINDi = 1 (see
below), both the beginning date and the end date
for the round are set equal to the end date of
the preceding round to avoid double counting in
creating the annual sum.
CHNGJOB A constructed and edited variable. Indicates
whether the last S21 job held by a person during
the survey year was not the only S21 job they
held during that period.
CINDLS16 These variables condense the 3-digit industry
CINDLS21 codes described in the note for INDLS16 and
INDLS21 into the major industry groups defined by
the Bureau of the Census. (See Bureau of the
Census, 1980 Census of Population: Alphabetic
Index of Industries and Occupations).
COCCLS16 These variables condense the 3-digit occupation
COCCLS21 codes described in the note for COCCLS16 and
COCCLS21 into the major industry groups defined
by the Bureau of the Census. (See Bureau of the
Census, 1980 Census of Population: Alphabetic
Index of Industries and Occupations).
DADPN Indicates the person number of an individual's
MOMPN father and/or mother if either or both were in
the same dwelling unit with the person at any
point during the year. Edited for
inconsistencies but not imputed if the data were
not recorded by the interviewer. The -1 category
for these variables indicates: that the data were
not recorded by the interviewer or that an
individual's father (or mother) was not in the
dwelling unit at any point during the year.
DISSCHL Total school-loss (DISSCHL) and work-loss
DISWORK (DISWORK) disability days during the period in
which the person was eligible and responding.
Either type of disability day may overlap with a
day spent in the hospital.
ELIGINDi Indicates, for each person for each round,
whether a person had an interview in that round
which covered the entire reference period.
Variable values are:
1 Nonresponse/holdover, reference period data
picked up in later round. When a person had
no interview for a round but was considered
eligible during that period, and the next
interview picked up the missed reference
period data. The reference period for the
next interview was then adjusted to include
the previously missed reference period.
2 Nonresponse/holdover, reference period not
picked up in later round. When a person had
no interview for a round, but was considered
eligible during that period, and the next
interview did not pick up the missed
reference period. (By definition, this
person will have a zero-valued person-level
weight (INCALPER).)
3 Ineligible entire round. When a person had
no interview and was ineligible the entire
round.
4 Responded entire round. When a person had
an interview and was eligible the entire
round.
5 Ineligible for part of round, responded for
some of round. Applies when a person had an
interview but was ineligible for part of
that round, either at the beginning (e.g.,
institutionalized and then returned to
household) or at the end (e.g., died in the
middle of the round).
This variable can be used in conjunction with
missing value codes equal to -3 to determine the
reason for missing data and whether the
information can be picked up in a later round.
EMPLOYXi Round-specific constructed and edited variables
indicating that person was employed during the
reference period based on a positive response to
questions B1 or B2. Logical editing was done to
this variable on a case-by-case basis with other
employment variables for a small number of
observations.
ENDDATMi See BEGDATMi.
ENDDATDi
ENDDATYi
EVRETIRE Variables for the S13-S15 employment questions
RETHINS about retirement. These were not asked in each
RETSTPDD round. Instead they were asked in round one for
RETSTPMM all eligible persons 55 years and older, and in a
RETSTPYY subsequent round for persons newly eligible to
NMES who were 55 or older or who were not newly
eligible but turned 55 in a later round. For
persons who had ever retired from a job or
business (S13), questions S14 and S15 refer to
their job prior to retirement. The reference
period for these questions is the open-ended
period prior to the interview date (or
eligibility end date) of the round in which the
data were collected.
FAMIALFL Imputation flags provided on File 2 that indicate
FAMIR4FL that at least one of the 69 income-related
PTOTALFL variables comprising the corresponding
personal or family income measure (see FMINCALX,
FMINCR4X, and PTOTALX below) was imputed or
logically edited.
FAMIDXi Round-specific family identifiers that indicate
all persons related by blood, marriage, adoption,
or foster status who were living together at the
time of the interview plus full-time college
students and persons requesting confidential
interviews who had been assigned to separate RUs
for the original data collection. Included in
these family identifiers are some "partners" who
reside in the same family unit.
FAMILL These variables for the S10-S12 employment
HMFAMCR questions were not asked in each round but only
NJBYRMR in the first round in which data for a person
OWNILNS aged 22-64 who had ever worked were collected.
PSTUDNT Thus this information may have been picked up in
TOTLYRS round 2, 3, or 4, depending on when a person aged
22-64 who had ever worked entered the survey.
The S11 variable provides reasons why a person
may have been without a job for more than a year
(S10) since they were 21 years of age. The
reference period for these questions is the
period between the time when the person was 21
years of age and the interview date (or
eligibility end date) of the round in which the
data were collected.
FAMIR4FL See FAMIALFL.
FAMSZALL The family size for all persons grouped together
with a common family identifier (FAMIDXi).
Persons associated with more than one family in
the survey period, and persons who left the
survey prior to round four, are grouped with the
last family they belonged to during the year.
FAMSZR4 The family size in round four for those persons
for whom data were collected in the round four
interview.
FMINCALX Constructed and edited variables measuring
FMINCR4X income, family income and poverty status. Each
POVSTAL person on the NMES-HS was assigned to a family
POVSTR4 unit (see FAMSZALL above), and each person on the
PTOTALX survey had a personal income amount constructed
for them (PTOTALX), as well as a poverty status
(POVSTAL) based on the family income (FMINCALX)
for the family unit to whom they were assigned.
Poverty status (POVSTR4) based on the family
income (FMINCR4X) of just those persons for whom
data were collected on the round four interview
(see FAMSZR4 above) was also constructed.
HMFAMCR See FAMILL.
HPRIVi A round-specific constructed variable indicating
that person was named as the policyholder of one
of the RU's plans in the round (questions
T20/27/34/41).
HPRIVEGi Round-specific constructed variables based on
HPRIVNGi plans from employers, unions, and other groups,
HPRIVOGi or directly from insurance companies (nongroup
HPRIVUi coverage) as identified from questions T17 and
T18 (or the repetition of these questions for RUs
with more than one plan). Persons are indicated
as holding a policy from one of these sources if
named as the policyholder for a plan from that
source according to questions T20/27/34/41 (see
HPRIVi).
HRWAGEHX Constructed variable that uses the reported
hourly wage rate and a constructed variable
indicating hourly wage rates for persons not paid
on an hourly basis based on information regarding
payment amounts, the time period covered by the
payment, and the hours and days usually worked
per week. These wage rates have been edited for
outliers and missing values.
INCALPER Person level weight for individuals who were
eligible for NMES at any time during 1987 and
responded for the entire period of their
eligibility. Adjusted for nonresponse and
poststratified to November 1987 U.S. Census data.
Unbiased estimates of the U.S. civilian
noninstitutionalized population require the use
of weighted data. For details on sampling
weights and variance estimation, see the
Technical and Programming section on this tape
and the hard copy documentation accompanying this
tape.
INDLS16 These variables were coded from verbatim text
INDLS21 fields by trained coders for the S16 or S21 jobs
and represent the 3-digit industry codes defined
by the Bureau of the Census for the 1980 Census.
This coding system is consistent with the
Standard Industrial Coding (SIC) system, although
numeric values or codes assigned to each category
differ. (See 1980 Bureau of the Census, Census of
Population: Alphabetic Index of Industries and
Occupations).
MCAIDFi Unedited round-specific variables on file 2
indicating Medicaid coverage for the persons at
any time during the reference period and
corresponding to question T7 from the core
questionnaire.
MCAIDFXi Round-specific constructed and edited variables
on File 1 that indicate Medicaid coverage at the
time of the interview for each round.
MOMPN See DADPN.
NEWSTATi A round-specific variable that indicates a
person's status with respect to response and
eligibility at the point of each round's
interview date. Variable values are:
11 Person in household, eligible for survey,
and responded.
12 Person in household, full-time active
military duty, and responded.
13 Full-time student living away from home, and
responded.
31 Person deceased (death occurred during
round).
32 Person institutionalized in health care
facility.
41 Person institutionalized (non-health care
facility), as of round 1 interview.
42 Person moved within the U.S., as of round 1
interview.
43 Person moved outside the U.S., as of round 1
interview.
44 Person moved out of household, on full-time
military active duty, as of round 1
interview.
45 Non-key person moved out of household
(without key person) (rounds 3 & 4).
46 Person institutionalized (non-health care
facility) (rounds 2, 3, & 4).
48 Person moved outside the U.S. (rounds 2, 3,
& 4).
49 Person moved out of household, on full-time
military active duty (rounds 2, 3, & 4).
51 Newborn whose mother is key (rounds 2, 3, &
4) and responded.
52 Person new to household from a health care
institution (rounds 2, 3, & 4) and
responded.
53 Person new to household from non-health care
institution, armed forces, or outside U.S.
(rounds 2, 3, & 4), and responded.
54 Person new to household from different
household or newborn whose mother is non-key
(rounds 2, 3, & 4), and responded.
62 Entire RUi is military or student (rounds 2,
3, & 4).
67 Entire RUi deceased (rounds 2, 3, & 4).
68 Entire RUi institutionalized (rounds 2, 3, &
4).
69 Entire RUi merged with another family
(rounds 2, 3, & 4).
80 Interview not carried out by sampling design
(to test recall) (rounds 2 & 3).
81 Interview not carried out due to fielding
delays (rounds 2 or 3).
91 Person died in a previous round (rounds 2,
3, & 4).
95 Person not in household yet (or not yet
born).
96 Person was a non-respondent this round (but
otherwise eligible).
97 Entire reporting unit refused interview (but
otherwise eligible) (see RUi).
98 Entire reporting unit nonrespondent this
round (other than refusal but otherwise
eligible).
Also see ELIGINDi.
NJBYRMR See FAMILL.
OCCLS16 These data were coded from verbatim text fields
OCCLS21 by trained coders for the S16 and S21 jobs and
represent the 3-digit occupation codes defined by
the Bureau of the Census for the 1980 Census.
This coding system is consistent with the
Standard Occupational Coding (SOC) system,
although numeric values or codes assigned to each
category differ. (See Bureau of the Census, 1980
Census of Population: Alphabetic Index of
Industries and Occupations).
ODUX A unique number linking each person to the
original dwelling unit in round one with which
the person was associated. Persons moving after
round one are followed in the survey and stay
linked to their original dwelling unit. Persons
entering NMES after round one are linked to the
ODUX of the other persons in their reporting
unit.
OTPUBDXi Round-specific constructed and edited variables
indicating health insurance coverage under any
public assistance program other than Medicaid at
any time during the reference period for the
round.
OWNILNS See FAMILL.
PERWHAT Indicates the time base for the wage rate
PERWHATX reported for the "last" S21 job. The code 91
represents "other, specify" responses. For
confidentiality reasons, responses to questions
on NMES in alphabetic form are not released for
public use.
POVSTAL See FMINCALX.
POVSTR4
PRIVEGi Round-specific constructed variables as of the
PRIVNGi interview date, where plans from employers,
PRIVOGi unions, and other groups or directly from
PRIVUi insurance companies (nongroup coverage) were
identified from questions T17 and T18 (or the
repetition of these questions for RUs with more
than one plan). Persons are indicated as having
coverage from one of these sources if covered by
a plan from that source according to questions
T47/52/57/62, as updated in subsequent rounds
(questionnaire items CQ 3-8).
PRIVFLi Round-specific variables that indicate editing or
imputation of a person's coverage with respect to
at least one of the family's private health
insurance plans in the round in constructing
PRIVi.
PRIVNGi See PRIVEGi.
PRIVOGi
PRIVOUTi Round-specific constructed variables indicating
person coverage as of the interview date by some
"other group" according to questions T17 and T18
(or the repetition of these questions for
families with more than one plan), but through a
policyholder outside the Reporting Unit. For
example, this applies when coverage of children
insured by a divorced spouse was reported as
"other group" coverage for a given round.
PRIVUi See PRIVEGi.
PRIVXi Round-specific constructed variables for private
insurance coverage of persons as of the interview
date as determined from RU coverage (question
T16) and from person coverage under the family's
plans (questions T47/52/62), as updated in
subsequent rounds (questions CQ 3-8).
PSTUDNT See FAMILL.
PTOTALFL See FAMIALFL.
PTOTALX See FMINCALX.
RETHINS See EVRETIRE.
RETSTPDD
RETSTPMM
RETSTPYY
RKEYIND This variable indicates a person's sampling and
response status with respect to the entire survey
year. Variable values are:
1 Key and responded for their entire period of
1987 eligibility. A person was considered
"key" if eligible (i.e., living in the U.S.,
civilian, and noninstitutionalized) and
selected for the round one interview, or was
interviewed for the first time after round
one but had no chance of being selected from
another household at the time of the round
one interview. Babies born during the year
to a key parent are considered key.
2 Key and responded for less than their full
period of 1987 eligibility.
3 Non-key, and joined the household after
round one, but had a chance of being
selected into the survey from another
household at round one.
4 Out of scope, on active military duty the
entire year.
RUi Round-specific indicator (by a single letter) of
the reporting unit within an original dwelling
unit (ODUX) consisting of a group of persons
related by blood, marriage, adoption, or foster
status who were living together at the time of
the interview. College students living away from
home and persons requesting a confidential
interview were interviewed separately and were
assigned to separate RUs.
RURESPi Round-specific variable identifying the person
number of the individual with primary
responsibility for providing NMES data about the
reporting unit. Code -95 identifies that someone
who lived outside the sampled dwelling unit
provided most or all of the information about the
sampled person, e.g. a daughter who provided
information about her elderly mother with whom
she does not live.
In some cases, the person number of the
respondent for the RU identifies someone who
lives in the same dwelling unit as the person but
as part of a different RU within the dwelling
unit.
S16JOBL Constructed variables provided to identify last
S21JOBL jobs held by person. S16JOBL indicates a job
from which the worker retired or, if not employed
in 1987, the last job held. S21JOBL indicates
the most recent job held by the worker if
employed in 1987. Persons with both S16JOBL and
S21JOBL equal to 1 were employed in 1987 but
retired from a job prior to 1987. These persons
will have job information for both S16 and S21
last jobs. Job characteristics for S16JOBL
include industry and occupation. Job
characteristics for S21JOBL include industry,
occupation, hours worked per week, wage rate,
establishment size, more than one location, labor
union membership, and availability of sick leave.
SPOPNRi Round-specific variables indicating the person
number of an individual's spouse if he or she
were in the same dwelling unit at any point
during the round.
SPSU To obtain variance estimates of sample statistics
STRATUMX by means of standard statistical programs that
use the Taylor series linearization method of
variance estimation, variables must be used that
denote the strata and the primary sampling unit
(PSU) within a given strata. The variables
STRATUMX and SPSU are these variables,
respectively. For details on sampling weights
and variance estimation, see the Technical and
Programming section on this file and the hard
copy documentation accompanying this tape.
TIME_E A constructed variable that represents the total
number of days during the survey year for which
the person was eligible for the survey (i.e.,
living in the U.S. as a non-institutionalized
civilian). This variable is coded to -1 for non-
key and out-of-scope persons.
TOTLYRS See FAMILL.
UNINSURi Round-specific constructed variables indicating
persons without any public or private health care
coverage at the interview date according to
PRIVXi, MDCAREXi, MCAIDFXi, CHMPUSXi, and
OTPUBDXi.
WEKSTTLX Annual weeks worked as reported in S2 each round.
Includes constructed values based upon interview
dates and dates jobs began and ended. Also
includes imputed values based upon individual and
job characteristics.
WGTR1PER Person level weight variables for eligible
WGTR4PER key persons with positive values of INCALPER who
responded to the first round (WGTR1PER) or fourth
round (WGTR4PER) of data collection. Both are
adjusted for nonresponse; WGTR1PER was
poststratified to March 1987 U.S. Census data,
while WGTR4PER was poststratified to November
1987 U.S. Census data. Unbiased estimates of the
U.S. civilian noninstitutionalized population
require the use of weighted data. For details on
sampling weights and variance estimation, see the
Technical and Programming section on this tape
and the hard copy documentation accompanying this
tape.
