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See Latest ArticlesAre the Current Population Survey Uninsurance Estimates Too High? An Examination of the Imputation Process
Health Services Research, 09/21/07
Davern, M., et al. - Conclusions: The imputed ASEC data are coding too many people to be uninsured. The situation is complicated by the current survey items in the ASEC instrument allowing all members of a household to be assigned coverage with the single press of a button. The Census Bureau should consider altering its imputation specifications and, more importantly, altering how it collects survey data from those who respond to the supplement. Implications for Policy Delivery or Practice
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