rent.burden: Define rent burden of households.
In davidthaler/PUMSutils: Computes Point Estimates and Standard Errors on the ACS PUMS Data
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Examples
Description
Households are said to be rent-burdened if their rent is more than 30
of household income.
This function cuts the variable GRPIP in the housing data,
which is gross rent as a percentage of household income, into bins
for rent below 30
Usage
1
rent.burden(house)
Arguments
house
a data frame of PUMS housing data
Value
factor column with levels of rent burden for households
Examples
1
2
wa.house16$Rent.Burden <- rent.burden(wa.house16)
group.count(wa.house16, 'Rent.Burden', drop.na.group=TRUE)
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Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
Description
Households are said to be rent-burdened if their rent is more than 30
of household income.
This function cuts the variable GRPIP in the housing data,
which is gross rent as a percentage of household income, into bins
for rent below 30
Usage
1 | rent.burden(house)
|
Arguments
house |
a data frame of PUMS housing data |
Value
factor column with levels of rent burden for households
Examples
1 2 | wa.house16$Rent.Burden <- rent.burden(wa.house16)
group.count(wa.house16, 'Rent.Burden', drop.na.group=TRUE)
|
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