create civilian non-institutionalized sample from Census beta analysis tool

AG 8 months ago

Hello -

To use the ACS microdata, 1-year, 2022 (ipums doesn't yet have 2022 posted) I've employed the BETA microdata analysis tool and created this table:

poverty, insurance, citizenship

I need to ensure the table I create imitates the popular 'civilian non-institutionalized' population.

To isolate CIVILIANS - I've added this filter per posts I located : Employment status recode (ESR): all except: Armed Forces, At Work, Armed Forces, With a Job But Not At Work

There is an additional MILITARY variable which I initially employed but have now altered to the ESR variable.

Regarding non-institutionalized, however - the tool has a Group Quarters Population topic but no associated variables??

So I've recreated the table using that exclusion and retaining the Relationship (RELSHIPP): all except: Institutionalized group quarters population exclusion (until/if something better is found).

Very much appreciate guidance on the best way, using the Census Beta tool - to achieve the cut of the population to 'civilian non-institutionalized'

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Beth Jarosz 7 months ago

I can't speak to whether the Census Bureau uses similar variables or something else in the unpublished data, but when developing non-institutionalized estimates, I also use the RELSHIPP variable.
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Beth Jarosz 7 months ago

I can't speak to whether the Census Bureau uses similar variables or something else in the unpublished data, but when developing non-institutionalized estimates, I also use the RELSHIPP variable.
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David Dorer 7 months ago in reply to Beth Jarosz

Did you check out the PUMS TYPEHUGQ variable ? (TYPE 2019 and earlier). You can merge on SERIALNO with the PUMS "person" dataset.
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AG 7 months ago in reply to Beth Jarosz

Thank you. I had chosen the RELSHIPP variable in the end! Seems ipums has now loaded the 2022 1-year ACS so I may learn that tool to have a more precise look.
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