Current Population Survey Redesign Bibliography
In January of 1994, the BLS redesigned the Current Population Survey (CPS). Eight years of planning and extensive research led up to this redesign, which also utilized computer assisted data collection methods.
This bibliography is a collection of research papers written by BLS and Census Bureau statisticians and behavioral scientists on all phases of the redesign of the CPS. For more information about the CPS, please visit the Current Population Survey page.
1995 | 1994 | 1993 | 1992 | 1991
Title |
Author(s) |
Measurement
Of Different Design Effects |
Butani, Cahoon, Fay, and Kostanich |
Redesigning A Questionnaire For Computer-Assisted Data Collection: The Current Population Survey Experience |
Dippo, Polivka, Creighton, Kostanich, and Rothgeb |
Effects of Methodological Change in the Current Population Survey |
Dippo, Polivka, and Kostanich |
Logistic Regression Analysis of CPS Overlap Survey Split Panel Data |
Fisher |
Effect of Design Differences Between the Parallel Survey and the New CPS |
Kostanich and Cahoon |
Composite Weights for the Current Population Survey |
Lent, Miller, and Cantwell |
The Spanish Translation Of The Redesigned Current Population Survey - Lessons Learned |
McKay |
Touch-Tone Data Entry For Household Surveys: Research Findings And Possible Applications |
McKay |
What Would the Unemployment Rate Have Been Had the Redesigned Current Population Survey Been in Place from September 1992 to December 1993? |
Miller |
Comparisons Of Labor Force Estimates From The Parallel Survey And The CPS During 1993: Major Labor Force Estimates |
Polivka |
Comparison of Nonparametric Methods With Parametric Methods for the CPS CATI/CAPI Mode Effects Analysis |
Thompson and Parmer |
Mode Effects Analysis of Major Labor Force Estimates |
Thompson and Fisher |
Predicting the National unemployment rate that the "old" CPS would have produced |
Tiller and Welch |
Last Modified Date: July 19, 2008
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