acs_2005: acs_2005
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1	data(acs_2005)

acs_2005

ST: State code
CTY: County code
acspop: ACS 2005 direct population estimate
acspopse: Estimated standard error for ACS 2005 direct population estimate
acspov: ACS direct estimate of poverty (survey weighted count from 2005 ACS data)
acspovse: Estimated standard error of ACS direct estimate of poverty (survey weighted count)
acspovrt: ACS direct estimate of poverty rate in percentage
acspovrtse: Estimated standard error of ACS direct estimate of poverty rate in percentage
acspop017: ACS direct estimate of population (survey weighted count from 2005 ACS data) for under 17 years old population
acspop017se: Estimated standard error of ACS direct estimate of population for under 17 years old population
acspov017: ACS direct estimate of poverty (survey weighted count from 2005 ACS data) for under 17 years old population
acspov017se: Estimated standard error of ACS direct estimate of poverty (survey weighted count from 2005 ACS data) for under 17 years old population
acspovrt017: ACS direct estimate of poverty percentage for under 17 years old population
acspovrt017se: acspovrt017se
cenpop: Estimated population size from Census 2000.
cenpov: Estimated poverty from Census 2000.
cenpov017: Estimated poverty for under 17 yo from Census 2000
cenpovrt: Estimated poverty percentage from Census 2000.
cenpovrt017: Estimated poverty percentage for under 17 yo from Census 2000.
cenpop017: Estimated population of under 17 years old from Census 2000.
foodstamps: Number of foodstamps participants (administrative data, from SNAP, USDA program)
dempop: demographic estimate (projection) of population using ACS-like poverty universe: can be used for benchmarking in 2005
dempop017: same as dempop for under 17 years old.
foodstamprt: Percentage of foodstamps participants (administrative data, from SNAP, USDA program)

Data sources Source: American Factfinder (http://factfinder.census.gov) ACS 2005, Table C17001: POVERTY STATUS IN THE PAST 12 MONTHS BY SEX BY AGE Decennial Census 2000, Table QT-P1: Age Groups and Sex: 2000

Source: http://www.census.gov/did/www/saipe/data/model/tables.html

Foodstamps: County SNAP benefits data

Demographic population estimates: there are problems matching these numbers. These numbers are mostly to use as a denominator of rate predictor variables and used as a population base to multiply rate estimates to get totals (which ignores uncertainty about the population estimates). American FactFinder only goes back to 2011 for the population estimates program.

DanielBonnery/JPSMSurv662 documentation built on May 6, 2019, 1:34 p.m.