Imputation Variance Estimation Protocols for the NAS Poverty Measure: The New York City Poverty Measure Experience

Frank Potter, Eric Grau, John Czajka, Dan Scheer and Mark Levitan

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Abstract: In a 1995 report entitled Measuring Poverty: A New Approach (Citro and Michael, 1995), the Panel on Poverty and Family Assistance appointed by the National Academy of Sciences (NAS) recommended changes to both the thresholds and the measurement of resources in the nation’s official measure of poverty.

Keywords: Measurement of Poverty; Imputation Variance; ACS; New York City (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 15
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