gifted nasyone safari paper at spitalfields,
pronounced nadji-oh-knee like an etruscan. i impersonated a zombie as we purchased ottolenghi's latest
attended the society for longitudinal lifecourse studies conference, five days of wellbeing workshops and not one mention of the marshmallow test. my first sighting of brilliant at the top of a likert scale, first hearing of generation zed. millenium falcon fights confidence intervalesque spaceships
finding the right variable is an art
psid:
a genealogical design
seven generations of data
america's family tree
the german socio-economic panel (soep):
we turned 40 this year, so yay
original sample (west (1984), former east (1990))
papi - pen and paper interviews
understanding society:
which are called proteomics, that's all i know about this
hilda:
indefinite life panel
it's a very big document, don't ever print it out
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two dimensions of subjective wellbeing - eudamonic and hedonistic
other studies might have overestimated the impact of arts and cultural activities on the wellbeing of the elderly due to confounding
onomastic sampling
it's illegal to publish official statistics in wartime
arguably the most important page is our documentation page
survey refusals are often circumstantial - request to participation made at non-optimal time
i had a quick question about your saliva collection
are children therefore more important for mental health in eastern than western europe
data [australian pronunciation: dater] (unclear to me if there's a dialect where metadata rhymes)
australian census data are destroyed after the nine month processing period
cross-sectional or, heroically, longitudinal wave #1
most people will develop a diagnosable mental disorder
in scotland by age fourteen, you're more likely to have vaped than smoked
month of birth can be a predictor of achievements
walked wivenhoe for colchester station, stratford
(greater london), farringdon (lesser london), gatwick, gatwick north,
jfk, baggage claim, dca, claim again, mount vernon square, o pequeno
quarto que chamo lar doce lar. if only travel were as straightforward as
chilean regions, good stars there too
read the role of over-sampling of the wealthy in the survey of consumer finances by arthur b kennickell
a dual-frame sample
because
the wealthiest one percent of households is estimated to hold about a
third of all household net worth, it is critical that the scf pay
particular attention to that rarefied group
the
area-probability (ap) sample is selected from a geographically based
national frame..about two thirds of the ultimately completed cases
derive from this sample
the sample specifically excludes people who are listed as being members of the forbes list of the 400 wealthiest people in the u.s.
non-response, which is differentially higher among the wealthy
about
98 percent of scf cases with at least us$ 5 million of net worth in
2004 derived from the list sample; more than 85 percent of cases with at
least us$ 1 million of net worth and about 75 percent of the cases with
at least us$ 500,000 dollars came from this sample
response rates decline with capital income and rise with age and with amounts of charitable contributions made
the scf devotes substantial time and money to dealing with cooperation problems among the wealthy
despite the large difference in the levels of wealth at the top of the wealth distribution under the two samples, the shares
of the wealthiest one percent are very similar - about one-third of the
total. but the standard errors are quite different - 5.1 under the ap
sample and 1.2 under the combined samples
read does employer competition improve working conditions? by trent thompson
lack of competition among employers depresses not only wages, but also non-wage aspects of employment such as working conditions
the non-wage effects of employer power
a census of mining employment and safety
i
use czs instead of metropolitan statistical areas (msas) because msas,
by definition, do not account for rural areas where the majority of
mining operations tend to be located
higher
labor market concentration is significantly associated with higher
rates of workplace accidents (model a), illnesses (model b), injuries
(model c), and deaths (model d), such that a 10 percent increase in
concentration is associated with around a 2 percent increase in the
incidence rates of all four outcomes
just
as market power affords employer's the ability to depress wages, it
also affords them the ability to debase working conditions. what is
more, the effect of concentration on workplace safety appears to be many
times larger than the effect on wages
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