Hello. I am trying to link individuals between 1st and 4th participating months and 5th and 8th participating months to calculate the mobility rate between 4 months. I thought I could use CPSIDP and MISH(which is number of times households are observed) to identify and match unique individuals acro…

I’m glad you were able to find that earlier post, but just to clarify your original question, the variable MISH corresponds to the sequential month the household was eligible to participate in the CPS. So if they participate in January 2013, not participate in Febuary 2013, and participate again in …

I have found the answer to my question in the previuos post: [image] Question about longitudinal weights CPS LNKFWMIS14WT is zero in these circumstances: Any cases that do not have MISH = 1 (see the Universe page for LNKFWMIS14WT). Any individual who does not appear in …

Identifying individuals across the months in CPS

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Jung_Hwan_Kim April 8, 2021, 6:17pm 2

I have found the answer to my question in the previuos post:

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Question about longitudinal weights CPS	3	457	March 8, 2021
Inconsistency with some of the CPS observations CPS	1	333	September 20, 2021
Possible MISH coding errors in 2022 ASEC (for longitudinal participants) CPS	2	217	October 28, 2022
Longitudinal Sampling Bias? CPS	7	719	June 2, 2020
Linking basic months data across four consecutive months CPS	5	878	February 1, 2021

Identifying individuals across the months in CPS

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