Gwendolyn: Table B25045 provides the number of SENIOR HOUSEHOLDERS with 0, 1, 2, 3, etc, vehicles in the household. The 18,013 is an estimate of senior households, not all persons age 65+ with zero vehicles in the household. It's a conservative estimate…
Dear Andy,
Here is some info that I found on intercensal group quarters. The methods are part of the Population Estimates Program (PEP). I also emailed with the people in the GQ group. You may be familiar with this info. Here is how GQ population estimates…
Dear Tom,
Tim is correct if you want to know "how much money is floating around in a community" use average (mean) and multiply by head count. If you want to know what the amount of money that a "typical" household or person has use median.…
Good morning Grigoris -
Yes--if you can find a GQ table to pair up with the total population table, subtracting the two will give you an estimate of household population for that group (e.g. Hispanic/Latino total minus Hispanic/Latino GQ = Hispanic/Latino…
Working with 2016 ACS PUMS data. Can anyone share how to get the standard error for a median using SAS? For example, if one was looking for the median of gross rent, it's easy enough to multiply grntp by adjhsg and find the median, but how do you calculate…