Recent survey validation studies suggest that measurement error in earnings data is pervasive and violates classical measurement error assumptions, and therefore may bias estimation of cross-section and longitudinal earnings models. We model the structure of earnins measurements error using data from the Panel Study of Income Dynamics Validation Study (PSIDVS). We then use Rubin's (1987) multiple imputation techniques to estimate consistent earnings equations under non-classical earnings measurement error in PSID. Our technique is readily generalized, and the empirical results demonstrate the potential importance of correcting for measurement error in earnings and related data, particularly during recessions.
Survey data on earnings tend to contain measurement error. Administrative data are superior in princ...
Survey data on earnings tend to contain measurement error. Administrative data are superior in princ...
Gottschalk, P. and Huynh, M. (2006) “ Are Earnings Inequality and Mobility Overstated? The Impact of...
Recent survey validation studies suggest that measurement error in earnings data is pervasive and vi...
A primary focus of empirical earnings research is whether accounting earnings contain meaningful and...
When we understand admin data has errors, surveys don’t look bad. This paper analyses the measureme...
We develop and apply new statistical models for linked survey and administrative data on employment ...
Abstract: I report the measurement error in self-reported earnings for a developing country. Admini...
This paper analyses the measurement error and earnings dynamics of two sources of individuals' annua...
The third chapter investigates measurement error in SIPP annual job earnings data linked to SSA admi...
Measures of inequality and mobility based on self-reported earnings reect attributes of both the joi...
We propose a general framework for determining the extent of measurement error bias in OLS and IV es...
Earnings mobility has been studied at both the macro level (the amount of mobility in an economy) an...
This article utilizes an exact match file between the 1978 March Current Population Survey and admin...
Obtaining reliable income information in surveys is difficult for two reasons. On the one hand, many...
Survey data on earnings tend to contain measurement error. Administrative data are superior in princ...
Survey data on earnings tend to contain measurement error. Administrative data are superior in princ...
Gottschalk, P. and Huynh, M. (2006) “ Are Earnings Inequality and Mobility Overstated? The Impact of...
Recent survey validation studies suggest that measurement error in earnings data is pervasive and vi...
A primary focus of empirical earnings research is whether accounting earnings contain meaningful and...
When we understand admin data has errors, surveys don’t look bad. This paper analyses the measureme...
We develop and apply new statistical models for linked survey and administrative data on employment ...
Abstract: I report the measurement error in self-reported earnings for a developing country. Admini...
This paper analyses the measurement error and earnings dynamics of two sources of individuals' annua...
The third chapter investigates measurement error in SIPP annual job earnings data linked to SSA admi...
Measures of inequality and mobility based on self-reported earnings reect attributes of both the joi...
We propose a general framework for determining the extent of measurement error bias in OLS and IV es...
Earnings mobility has been studied at both the macro level (the amount of mobility in an economy) an...
This article utilizes an exact match file between the 1978 March Current Population Survey and admin...
Obtaining reliable income information in surveys is difficult for two reasons. On the one hand, many...
Survey data on earnings tend to contain measurement error. Administrative data are superior in princ...
Survey data on earnings tend to contain measurement error. Administrative data are superior in princ...
Gottschalk, P. and Huynh, M. (2006) “ Are Earnings Inequality and Mobility Overstated? The Impact of...