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Managing or Muddling Money in the PSID Frank Stafford National Data Sets Workshop April 9, 2008

Managing or Muddling Money in the PSID Frank Stafford National Data Sets Workshop April 9, 2008. Some Uses of the PSID. Repeated Cross Sections (LTV’s in the pre-Subprime) Panel and Repeated Panel (Subprime Crisis; 1989-1995 v 1999-2005)

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Managing or Muddling Money in the PSID Frank Stafford National Data Sets Workshop April 9, 2008

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  1. Managing or Muddling Money in the PSIDFrank Stafford National Data Sets WorkshopApril 9, 2008

  2. Some Uses of the PSID • Repeated Cross Sections (LTV’s in the pre-Subprime) • Panel and Repeated Panel (Subprime Crisis; 1989-1995 v 1999-2005) • Long Life Course (early health effects, persistent mismanagement of $) • Intergenerational (A point in time, year matching, life course matching, pensions of Baby Boomers and their dads)

  3. Some Uses of the PSID • Repeated Cross Sections (Wages, 1980-2005 for men and women) Role of dual earners • Asset Holdings African-American subprime Crisis; 1989-1995 v 1999-2005) • Pensions of Hispanics, African Americans • Intergenerational (A point in time, CDS/TA, year matching, life course matching)

  4. New Measures • Time Diary (in CDS and pilot in Elderly Couples) • Health; early childhood health calendar • Psychological and Individually Based (K-6, rushed) • Dynastic, smoothing section

  5. Regular, Diary ‘Seasonal’ Patterns

  6. Learning from the basic diary path

  7. YOU CAN SOON BUYCalendar and Time Diary Methods in Life Course Researchfeaturing Hurd-Rohwedder, Belli-Stafford, Kahneman-Schwarz, Wil Dijkstra, Arthur Stone, Brian Rowan,David Almeida, Mieko Yoshihama, Polly Phipps, and othersForthcoming mid 2008

  8. PSID EHC 2005, 2003, 2007

  9. EHC METHODS • Provides structure of timelines and domain themes that reflect the structure of autobiographical memory • Facilitates the use of three memory retrieval mechanisms to more completely and accurately reconstruct the past • Top-down associations • Sequential associations • Parallel associations • Allows the use of a more naturalistic narrative approach to remembering • Encourages motivation to remember as the inherent cueing mechanisms lends retrieval to be more productive

  10. PSID 2003 EHC instrument

  11. LIFE COURSE PILOT • Retrospective and panel agreement • With number of lifetime marriages excellent in both conditions (EHC kappa = .84, Q-L k = .92, z = -2.22) • EHC slightly underreported • 6.1% to 0.3% for CQ • With number of years in cohabitations • Approximately 80% of Rs in both conditions exactly matched • No tendency to over- or under-report in either condition • EHC led to significantly stronger correlation (r = .54) with panel reports in comparison to CQ (r = .15) • With number of years unemployed • Poor agreement; levels of underreporting equally high in both conditions • EHC: 60.2%; CQ: 58.1% • EHC led to a significantly stronger correlation (r = .34) with panel reports in comparison to CQ (r = .17)

  12. PSID Childhood Health Calendar • Appears to work with no major field and interviewing problems • Data from CHC aligns with cross sectional disease patterns (e.g. measles, polio) • In principle can recover overlapping conditions and health occurrences • Early life events help recall (family changes)

  13. SCREEN SHOT CHC

  14. CDS-TA Learning How to Implement a More Complete Life Course The adult children revolution, 1968 v 2007 Following CDS II and III to age 18-25+ TA Has Been Successful 2005, 2007 (pre- Split off data – very extensive) Dual Mode – OFUM/TA, HEAD+WIFE/TA

  15. RESEARCH FUNCTIONALITY • On-Line Data Center (DC) • ‘Student’ Tutorials • Family Identification Mapping Systems • (FIMS = ID mapfiles) and IG Tutorial (#6) • On line cross year index and codebooks • Major DC restructuring in 2005 (again!) • New Editsystem to expedite processing • (‘You can impute anything’… F.T. Juster) • Unfolding brackets – but low use (good)

  16. LCAA of The Elderly(Campbell Viciera) • Stock holdings x age x era • Business equity x age x era • Leveraged mortgages? • Cash flow speculators? • Rich enough to take risks?

  17. OLDER, BUT WISER (STOCKS)?

  18. OLDER, BUT WISER (BUSINESS)?

  19. SUBPRIME RECRUITS?

  20. PENSION COVERAGE (PRE-RETIRED)

  21. Income to Census Needs Standard of the Third Age (65-79), Then (86) and Now (01) By Self-reported Health Status

  22. SPECIAL FILES • Geospatial • Date of Death • Cause of Death (NDI) • State and ‘Beale’ on Data Center (public files) • CCD Files 2002/03 CDS and 1997 • Most data are on line at psidonline.org

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