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Title Author Year Gemini 1   Venue/Publication  
Enhancing Data Quality Using Expenditure RecordsAbdirizak, S., L. Erhard, Y. Lee, and B. McBride2017YAAPOR
Evaluating the Impact of Eliminating a Bounding InterviewMcBride, B., and J. Dixon2017NAAPOR
Exploring monetary incentives and respondent burden in the Consumer Expenditure Interview SurveyLee, A., and C. Knappenberger2018YAAPOR
For Clueless Consumers, Can Records Improve Data Quality?O'Brien, E.2010YAAPOR
Hunting for Auxiliary Variables in the Census Planning Database Tract FileKnappenberger, C., A. Rojas, and L. Tan2017YAAPOR
Is it worth the effort? Respondent record use on the British Household Panel StudyLaurie, H., and N. Moon2010YAAPOR
The Burden of Proof: Panel Attrition and Record Usage on the Medicare Current Beneficiary SurveyHubbard, R., and B. Edwards2010YAAPOR
The Use of Utility Bills as an Information Retrieval Aid in the American Housing SurveyCarter, G.2010YAAPOR
Is a User-Friendly Diary More Effective?To, N., and L. Tan2006NAAPOR
Respondent Record Use in the U.S. Consumer Expenditure Survey Edgar, J.2010YAAPOR
Temporal Patterns of Survey Response Rates and Reporting Rates in the U.S. Consumer Expenditure Interview and Other Panel SurveysCho, M., J. Eltinge, and B. Steinberg2004NAAPOR
The Effects of Incentives on the Consumer Expenditure Interview SurveyGoldenberg, K., D. McGrath, and L. Tan2009NAAPOR
Using Contact Attempt History Data to Determine the Optimal Number of Contact AttemptsSafir, A., and L. Tan2009NAAPOR
What Does "Usual" Usually Mean?Edgar, J.2009NAAPOR
Comparing Economic Status of Pre-Recession Millennials to Post-Recession 'September 11ths'Paulin, G.2017NACCI
Developing Poverty Thresholds 1993-2003Garner, T.2005NASA
Some Experimentation With Recall Procedures and Diaries For Consumer ExpendituresSudman, S., and R. Ferber1971NASA
The Intrahousehold Communications Study: A Typology of Family CohesionMiller, L., and C. Tucker1993YASA
The Intrahousehold Communications Study: Estimating the Accuracy of Proxy Responses at the Dyadic LevelKojetin, B., and L. Miller1993YASA
The Use of Paradata for Evaluating Interviewer Training and PerformanceMockovak, W., and R. Powers2008NASA
Household Survey Producers Workshop AgendaBRPD2011YBLSHSPW
Household Survey Producers Workshop Opening RemarksHorrigan, M.2011YBLSHSPW
A comparison of the characteristics and spending patterns of Food Stamp recipients and nonrecipientsBureau of Labor Statistics2000NBLSILS
Characteristics and spending patterns of consumer units in the lowest 10 percent of the expenditure distributionBureau of Labor Statistics2001NBLSILS
Computer Ownership Up Sharply in the 1990sBureau of Labor Statistics1999NBLSILS
Consumer Spending on Traveling for PleasureBureau of Labor Statistics1999NBLSILS
Consumer Spending Patterns Differ by RegionBureau of Labor Statistics2002NBLSILS
Expenditures on Public TransportationBureau of Labor Statistics1999NBLSILS
Health Expenditures and the Aging PopulationBureau of Labor Statistics1997NBLSILS
Housing expendituresBureau of Labor Statistics2002NBLSILS
Spending Patterns By AgeBureau of Labor Statistics2000NBLSILS
Spending Patterns of High-income HouseholdsBureau of Labor Statistics1998NBLSILS
What the Nation Spends on Health Care: A Regional ComparisonBureau of Labor Statistics1999NBLSILS
Out-of-pocket health care expenditures: a comparisonFoster, A.2010NBLSMLR
A Macro Perspective on the Consumer Expenditure Survey RedesignMcCully, C.2011YBLSPRCES
Assessing Proposed CE Redesign Options: Implications for Academic Economic ResearchStephens, M.2011YBLSPRCES
Consumer Expenditure Survey CNSTAT Panel BriefingRyan, J., and Survey Program Staff2011YBLSPRCES
Design A Evaluation Nusser, S.2012YBLSPRCES
Design B: A Comprehensive Picture of Expenditures & IncomeGillingham, R.2012YBLSPRCES
Discussion of Methodology/cognitive Issues and the Proposed RedesignsKulka, R2011YBLSPRCES
Evaluation of Design C Tucker, C.2012YBLSPRCES
Expanding Upon Issues in Measuring What We Spend: Toward a New Consumer Expenditure SurveyStephens, M.2012YBLSPRCES
First Meeting of the Panel on Redesigning the BLS Consumer Expenditure Surveys AgendaBRPD2011YBLSPRCES
Incentives DiscussionsPeytchev, A.2012YBLSPRCES
Information Dissemination and Data UsersHenderson, S.2011YBLSPRCES
Interview Structure in the Consumer Expenditure SurveysBRPD2009YBLSPRCES
Intro for Consumer Expenditure Surveys Methods WorkshopBRPD2010YBLSPRCES
Issues in Implementing Change in a Complex SurveyBowie, C.2011YBLSPRCES
Issues in Proxy Reporting in the Consumer Expenditure SurveySchaeffer, N.2010YBLSPRCES
Issues with The Current Consumer Expenditure SurveysDillman, D.2012YBLSPRCES
Measurement Error & Gemini Project OverviewSafir, A.2011YBLSPRCES
Measurement Error Continued (CE vs. Personal Consumption Expenditures Comparisons)Garner, T., and W. Passero2011YBLSPRCES
Measuring What We Spend: Toward a New Consumer Expenditure SurveyHouse, C.2012YBLSPRCES
Measuring What We Spend: Toward a New Consumer Expenditure SurveyPeytchev, A.2012YBLSPRCES
MEASURING WHAT WE SPEND; Toward a New Consumer Expenditure Survey Dillman, D., C. House, and Committee on National Statistics2013YBLSPRCES
Official Charge to Committee: CNSTAT Panel on the Redesign of the CEHorrigan, M.2011YBLSPRCES
Overview of the National Crime Victimization Survey Redesign ProcessSinclair, M., and M. Rand2010YBLSPRCES
Proxy ReportingBRPD2009YBLSPRCES
Recall Period in Consumer Expenditure Surveys ProgramBradburn, N.2011YBLSPRCES
Recall Period in Consumer Expenditure Surveys ProgramBradburn, N.2011YBLSPRCES
Recall Period in the Consumer Expenditure Surveys ProgramBRPD2010YBLSPRCES
Redesign of the Consumer Expenditure SurveysEdgar, J.2010YBLSPRCES
Redesign Options for the Consumer Expenditure SurveyCantor, D.2013YBLSPRCES
Redesign Options for the Consumer Expenditure SurveyCantor, D., S. Schneider, and B. Edwards2011YBLSPRCES
Redesign Options for the Consumer Expenditure SurveyCantor, D., S. Schneider, and B. Edwards2011YBLSPRCES
Redesign Options for the Consumer Expenditure SurveyMathiowetz, N., K. Olson, and C. Kennedy2011YBLSPRCES
Redesign Options for the Consumer Expenditure SurveyMathiowetz, N., K. Olson, and C. Kennedy2011YBLSPRCES
Redesigning the BLS Consumer Expenditure Surveys: NAS Panel House, C.2012YBLSPRCES
Redesigning the BLS Consumer Expenditure Surveys; Challenges With OpportunitiesDillman, D.2012YBLSPRCES
Redesigning the NHES Zuckerberg, A.2010YBLSPRCES
Response to Interview Structure Issue PaperConrad, F.2011YBLSPRCES
Response to Issue Paper on CE Interview StructureConrad, F.2011YBLSPRCES
Split QuestionnaireBRPD2009YBLSPRCES
Split Questionnaire Designs for Consumer Expenditure SurveyRaghunathan, T.2011YBLSPRCES
Split Questionnaire Methods for the Consumer Expenditure Surveys ProgramEltinge, J.2011YBLSPRCES
Supported Journal DesignSchoeber, M.2012YBLSPRCES
Survey Design and Data CollectionSafir, A.2011YBLSPRCES
Technology: Further comments on the choice of tabletsNusser, S.2012YBLSPRCES
The Gemini Project to Redesign the Consumer Expenditure Survey: Redesign Proposal Edgar, J., D. Nelson, L. Paszkiewicz, and A. Safir 2013YBLSPRCES
The Process of NAS PanelsBeston, D.2012YBLSPRCES
Westat Redesign Recommendations Report appendicesCantor, D., S. Schneider, and B. Edwards2011YBLSPRCES
Workshop on Redesigning the Consumer Expenditure Surveys: Issues in Implementing Change in a Complex Survey Bowie, C.2011YBLSPRCES
New Estimates Of Personal Taxes In Consumer Expenditure SurveyCobet, A.2015NBLSSOS
Consumer Expenditure Survey Anthology, 2003Bureau of Labor Statistics2003NBLSWP
Consumer Expenditure Survey Anthology, 2005Bureau of Labor Statistics2005NBLSWP
Consumer Expenditure Survey Anthology, 2011Bureau of Labor Statistics2011NBLSWP
Consumer Expenditure Survey Biennial Report, 2004-2005Bureau of Labor Statistics2008NBLSWP
Consumer Expenditure Survey Biennial Report, 2006-2007Bureau of Labor Statistics2010NBLSWP
Creating a Consistent Poverty Measure over Time Using NAS Procedures: 1996-2005Garner, T., and K. Short2008NBLSWP
Household Spending Patterns: A Comparison of Four Census RegionsYocum, C.2007NBLSWP
Note on Standard Errors and Other Relevant Statistics of Experimental Poverty Thresholds Produced at the Bureau of Labor Statistics: 2006 to 2008Garner, T.2010NBLSWP
Reconciling User Costs and Rental Equivalence: Evidence from the U.S. Consumer Expenditure SurveyGarner, T., and R. Verbrugge2009NBLSWP
Setting and Updating Modern Poverty ThresholdsGarner, T., and D. Betson2010NBLSWP
The Puzzling Divergence of U.S. Rents and User Costs, 1980-2004: Summary and ExtensionsGarner, T., and R. Verbrugge2007NBLSWP
A closer look at spending patterns of older AmericansFoster, A2016NBTN
Americans' aging autosPfirrmann-Powell, R.2014NBTN
Consumer Expenditures Vary By Age Foster, A.2015NBTN
Consumer spending by state: BLS puts New Jersey to the testWilson, T.2018NBTN
Eating and drinking in Miami: Consumer Expenditures, 2010-2014Dotson, M.2016NBTN
Expenditures of urban and rural households in 2011Hawk, W.2013NBTN
Hispanic Household Spending in 2015Foster, A.2015NBTN
Household healthcare spending in 2014Foster, A.2016NBTN
Housing and Expenditures: Before, During, and After the BubblePaulin, G.2018NBTN
How do United States consumer expenditures compare with the United Kingdom and Japan?Creech, B.2017NBTN
Income and spending patterns among Black householdsNoel, R.2014NBTN
More than 75 Percent of American Households Own ComputersCreech, B.2008NBTN
Spending Habits of Urban Consumers and "Blue-Collar" Consumers Living in Urban Areas, 1984 and 2015Church, J.2017NBTN
Spending on pets: "Tails" from the Consumer Expenditure SurveyHenderson, S.2013NBTN
Tradeoffs in the Expenditure Patterns of Families with ChildrenHubener, E., Rojas, A., and Tseng, N.2018NBTN
Use with Caution: Interpreting Consumer Expenditure income group dataWilson, T., and V. Crain2017NBTN
Using gasoline data to explain inelasticityEitches, E., and V. Crain2016NBTN
What the Consumer Expenditure Survey tells us about mortgage instruments before and after the housing collapseWilson, T.2016NBTN
Expenditures on cellular phone services have increased significantly since 2007Creech, B.2016NBTN
Understanding the Relationship: CE Survey and PCEPassero, W., T. Garner, and C. McCully2013NBWP
Considerations Regarding the Use of Global Survey QuestionsBeatty, P.2010YCEMW
Considerations Regarding the Use of Global Survey Questions PresentationBeatty, P.2010YCEMW
Global QuestionsBureau of Labor Statistics2010YCEMW
Interview StructureBureau of Labor Statistics2010YCEMW
Introduction for Consumer Expenditure Surveys Methods WorkshopBureau of Labor Statistics2010YCEMW
Proxy ReportingBureau of Labor Statistics2010YCEMW
Recall PeriodBureau of Labor Statistics2010YCEMW
Self vs. Proxy Reporting in the Consumer Expenditure Survey Mathiowetz, N.2010YCEMW
Self vs. Proxy Reporting in the Consumer Expenditure Survey PresentationMathiowetz, N.2010YCEMW
Split QuestionnaireBureau of Labor Statistics2010YCEMW
The BLS Consumer Expenditure TabletPierzchala, M.2012YCEPR
A Comparison of Consumer Expenditure SurveysTo, N., and B. McBride2013YCEPR
A Comparison of Economic Well-Being Measures Using SIPP and CE Data: Personal Assessments of Expenditures and IncomeGarner, T.2003NCEPR
A Proposal for a Preliminary Framework for Monitoring and Reporting on Data Quality for the Consumer Expenditure SurveyFricker, S., and L. Tan2012NCEPR
CE Data Quality Definition ReportGonzalez, J., C. Hackett, N. To, and L. Tan2009YCEPR
Comparison of Consumer Expenditure Survey DesignsTo, N., J. Davis, and B. Creech2011YCEPR
Consumer Expenditures in 1999Bureau of Labor Statistics2001NCEPR
Consumer Expenditures in 2000Bureau of Labor Statistics2002NCEPR
Consumer Expenditures in 2001Bureau of Labor Statistics2003NCEPR
Consumer Expenditures in 2002Bureau of Labor Statistics2004NCEPR
Consumer Expenditures in 2003Bureau of Labor Statistics2005NCEPR
Consumer Expenditures in 2004Bureau of Labor Statistics2006NCEPR
Consumer Expenditures in 2005Bureau of Labor Statistics2007NCEPR
Consumer Expenditures in 2006Bureau of Labor Statistics2008NCEPR
Consumer Expenditures in 2007Bureau of Labor Statistics2009NCEPR
Consumer Expenditures in 2008Bureau of Labor Statistics2010NCEPR
Consumer Expenditures in 2009Bureau of Labor Statistics2011NCEPR
Consumer Expenditures in 2010Bureau of Labor Statistics2012NCEPR
Consumer Expenditures in 2011Bureau of Labor Statistics2013NCEPR
Consumer Expenditures in 2012Bureau of Labor Statistics2014NCEPR
Consumer Expenditures in 2013Bureau of Labor Statistics2015NCEPR
Consumer Expenditures in 2014Bureau of Labor Statistics2016NCEPR
Consumer Expenditures in 2015Bureau of Labor Statistics2017NCEPR
Gemini Data Users Impact Team Final ReportPassero, B., B. Creech, L. Erhard, A. Reichenberger, and A. Safir2014YCEPR
Gemini Incentive Structure ReviewTo, N.2014YCEPR
Gemini Project Vision DocumentGemini Project Steering Team2015YCEPR
Gemini Redesign Project High Level TimelineBRPD2014YCEPR
Recommendation Regarding the Use of a CE Bounding InterviewElkin, I.2012NCEPR
Results from The Incentives Field Test for The Consumer Expenditure Interview SurveyElkin, I., B. McBride, and B. Steinberg2018YCEPR
The Consumer Expenditure Survey Data Quality Profile (Prototype Iteration 2)Hubener, E., C. Knappenberger, J. Sullivan, and L. Tan2017YCEPR
CE's Sample DesignSwanson, D.2011YCESEM
A Comparison of Consumer Expenditure Surveys: HandoutTo, N., and B. McBride2013YCESMPSM
An Introduction to the CE Gemini RedesignKrishnamurty, P.2018YCESMPSM
Converting the National Household Education Survey from RDD/CATI to ABS/MailZuckerberg, A.2012YCESMPSM
Developing a Data Quality Profile for the Consumer Expenditure Survey - Survey Methods SymposiumLee, A., V. Crain, S. Fricker, E. Hubener, C. Knappenberger, B. Kopp, J. Sullivan, and L. Tan.2017YCESMPSM
Evaluating Respondents' Burden via Indirect Indicators of Data Quality: Item vs. Index ScoresYang, D.2017YCESMPSM
Evolution of a Phoenix: Re-engineering the Survey of Income and Program ParticipationFields, J.2012YCESMPSM
Factors that Affect Reporting in Online and Personal DiariesMcBride, B.2017YCESMPSM
Finding the Value of Electronic Records in the CEYu, E.2017YCESMPSM
Making Audit Trails Accessible for the CE Quarterly Interview SurveyKopp, B., A. Lee, and L. Tan2018YCESMPSM
National Crime Victimization Survey PresentationLynch, J.2012YCESMPSM
NSDUH Redesign Kennet, J.2012YCESMPSM
Online Diaries for Everyone: Data Quality, Device Usage and Compliance with Personal Expenditure DiariesWilliams, D., and H. Sun2017YCESMPSM
Overview of the Proposed CE RedesignErhard, L.2013YCESMPSM
Reducing Nonresponse Bias through Responsive Design and External BenchmarksLee, J.2012YCESMPSM
Revising the CE Surveys to Collect OutletsYu, E.2018YCESMPSM
The CEQ Worksheet: A Respondent Tool for Streamlining the Interview Experience and Improving Data QualityTo, N., and A. Lee2018YCESMPSM
The Good, The Bad, and The Online DiariesElkin, I.2018YCESMPSM
The Impact of Record Use in the CE Interview SurveyWilson, T.2017NCESMPSM
Welcome and Logistics; Overview of CE ResearchSafir, A.2012YCESMPSM
Welcome to the CE Survey Methods SymposiumKrishnamurty, P.2017YCESMPSM
A comparison of CE to international agencies McBride, B., and N. To2013YCESMPSM
A comparison of CE to international agencies handoutTo, N., and B. McBride2013YCESMPSM
Assessing measurement error in the CE Tourangeau, R., B. Kopp, L. Tan, and S. Fricker2013YCESMPSM
CE 2013 symposium Agenda BRPD2013YCESMPSM
CE Survey Methods Symposium Program BRPD2012YCESMPSM
Considering the Structure of the Consumer Expenditure: Designing Computer Assisted InterviewingStafford, F.2011YCESMPSM
Considering the Structure of the Consumer Expenditure: Designing Computer Assisted Interviewing Considering the Structure of the Consumer Expenditure: Designing Computer Assisted InterviewingStafford, F.2011YCESMPSM
Consumer Expenditure Survey RedesignDowney, K.2012YCESMPSM
Consumer Expenditure Survey Redesign Options Workshop AgendaBRPD2011YCESMPSM
Consumer Expenditure Survey Research & Plans for the FutureSafir, A.2012YCESMPSM
Consumer Expenditure Survey Research HighlightsSafir, A.2012YCESMPSM
Discussion: Proxy ReportingSchaeffer, N.2011YCESMPSM
Errors In Survey Reports of Consumption ExpendituresBattistin, E.2003NCESMPSM
Experiments in Reducing Measurement Error Through Cross-Survey Imputation: Preliminary Findings for Diary to Interview Survey Imputations Paulin, G.2012YCESMPSM
Exploring a Balance Edit Approach in the Consumer Expenditure Quarterly Interview SurveyFricker, S., B. Kopp, and N. To2011YCESMPSM
Field Test of a Multiple Diary Procedures for the Consumer Expenditure SurveyWESTAT2005NCESMPSM
Global Questions Cognitive Testing ResultsEdgar, J.2011YCESMPSM
Global Questions in the Consumer Expenditure Surveys ProgramBRPD2010YCESMPSM
Global versus Specific Questions for the Consumer Expenditure SurveyPeytchev, A.2011YCESMPSM
Global versus Specific Questions for the Consumer Expenditure SurveyPeytchev, A.2011YCESMPSM
Imputing Across Interviews: Balancing Time Savings with Data Quality Paulin, G.2013YCESMPSM
Incentives in the CE Interview Survey: Present Findings and Future ResearchElkin, I.2017YCESMPSM
Overview of Gemini Project Downey, K.2012YCESMPSM
Redesigning the Consumer Expenditure SurveyGemini Design Team2013YCESMPSM
Use of Financial Records in the CE Survey Kopp, B.2013YCESMPSM
Web Diary Feasibility Test: Preliminary FindingsElkin, I., M. Freeman, J. Gloster, L. Kirkpatrick, and B. McBride2013YCESMPSM
Consumer Expenditure Annual Updates 2015Bureau of Labor Statistics2016NCEWEB
Consumer Expenditures Midyear Updates July 2014 - June 2015Bureau of Labor Statistics2016NCEWEB
Getting the most from Consumer Expenditure Survey (CE) tablesZwileneff, N.2017NCEWEB
High-income Household Spending And The Economic RecoveryCobet, A.2014NCEWEB
How does the variability of Consumer Expenditure data impact your analysis?Cobet, A.2017NCEWEB
Marginal Propensity to ConsumeHe, Z.2018NCEWKSHP
Balancing Respondent Confidentiality and Data User NeedsCobet, A.2018NCEWKSHP
Consumer Expenditure (CE) Public-Use Microdata (PUMD) File StructureRojas, A.2018NCEWKSHP
Consumer Expenditure Surveys Public-Use Microdata(PUMD) OverviewChoi, J.2018NCEWKSHP
Consumption Pattern of the Middle Class Household: Using Consumer Expenditure SurveyLee, R.2018NCEWKSHP
Imputation and Allocation of CE DataKnappenberger, C.2018NCEWKSHP
Investigating the Imputation of Assets and Liabilities in the CE Interview SurveyPaulin, G.2018NCEWKSHP
Just what do we actually know about household spending on transportation services and how are they changing in the 21st Century?Peters, J., D. King, C. Gordon, and N. Santiago2018NCEWKSHP
Overview of the CE Surveys ProgramSafir, A.2018NCEWKSHP
Price stickiness along the income distribution and the effects of monetary policyCravino, J., T. Lan, and A. Levchenko2018NCEWKSHP
Project 3: Adding More Detail About ExpendituresCobet, A.2018NCEWKSHP
Project 4: Using the Diary Survey to get a complete educational expenditureCobet, A.2018NCEWKSHP
Project 9: Generating Weighted Average Annual Calendar Year Education ExpenditureWilson, T.2018NCEWKSHP
Regional Household Spending Using the Consumer Spending Microdata to Estimate Household Spending and Buying Power at Any Level of RegionalityConte, M.2018NCEWKSHP
Sales Tax in CE DataJohnson-Cox, B.2018NCEWKSHP
Sampling Methods and Derivation of Sampling WeightsNix, B.2018NCEWKSHP
Sneak Peek: Where are we going this year and beyond?Henderson, S.2018NCEWKSHP
State Weights for the Consumer Expenditure SurveyWilson, T.2018NCEWKSHP
Submitting a Monthly Labor Review ArticleSchau, T.2018NCEWKSHP
Testing stochastic rationality and normality of demand with unobserved heterogeneity and endogenous expenditures: the case of two goodsNchare, K.2018NCEWKSHP
The Impact of In-kind Food Benefit Increase on Consumption: Evidence from the SNAPLan, Y.2018NCEWKSHP
Tracking Changes in Ride-hailing/Ride-sharing ExpendituresPoyer, D.2018NCEWKSHP
Trade-offs in Parental Spending on Children: Apparel vs. EducationRojas, A.2017NCEWKSHP
United States Dietary Recommendations and Grocery Spending: A Cohort AnalysisWilson, L. and O. Ozturk2018NCEWKSHP
Weighting in the 2010'sSteinberg, B. and S. Reyes-Morales2018NCEWKSHP
Assessing Household Wellbeing Comparing Consumption and Income based Measures for Farm and All U.S. Households using USDA ARMS and BLS CE Surveys Katz, A.2010YCEWKSHP
BLS Consumer Expenditure Survey Data Usage IRS Experience Lee, W.2010YCEWKSHP
CE Data from the Perspectives of Researchers and Survey Managers Li, G., and R. Schoeni2010YCEWKSHP
CE Data in the CPI Production Requirements and Redesign InterestsCasey, W.2010YCEWKSHP
CE Data in the CPI Production Requirements and Redesign Interests Casey, W.2010YCEWKSHP
Consumer Expenditure Survey Data Users' Need Forum Horrigan, M.2010YCEWKSHP
Consumer Expenditure Survey Data Users' Needs Forum AgendaBRPD2010YCEWKSHP
Consumer Expenditure Survey Design Workshop: Discussion of Methodological/Cognitive Issues and Proposed RedesignsKulka, R.2011YCEWKSHP
Consumer Expenditure Survey Methods Symposium AgendaBRPD2014YCEWKSHP
Data to Examine Consumption Poverty and Inequality in the U.S. 1960 2008 Meyer, B.2010YCEWKSHP
Discussion of Plans for Designing the Recall Period for the Consumer Expenditure Interview SurveyCantor, D.2010YCEWKSHP
Discussion of Plans for Designing the Recall Period for the Consumer Expenditure Interview SurveyCantor, D.2011YCEWKSHP
Exploring the Effects of Socioeconomic and Demographic Variables on Household Expenditures Wagner, J.2010YCEWKSHP
How ERS FED uses the CE Diary Hanson, K.2010YCEWKSHP
Improving the Consumer Expenditure Survey A View from the Research Community Carrol, C., and J. Sabelhaus2010YCEWKSHP
Minnesota's Consumer Expenditure Survey Uses Anthony, P., and P. Wilson2010YCEWKSHP
Patterns of Household Overspending Hanna, S., and Z. Hua2010YCEWKSHP
Some Uses of CE Bils, M.2010YCEWKSHP
The CE Program Dedicated to Improvement Ryan, J.2010YCEWKSHP
Use of CE Data in the National Health Expenditure Accounts Cowan, C.2010YCEWKSHP
A Comparison of CE and PSID Expenditure Data: 1999-2011Creech, B.2015NDCA
Comparing Global questions and answers to results from detailed specific questions: Data on Food Expenditures from the Consumer Expenditure Survey, 1998 - 2016Henderson, S.2017NDCA
Redesign Considerations for the NSDUH Jones, M.2010YDCAAPOR
Re-engineered SIPP: Progress UpdateFields, J.2010YDCAAPOR
A Mobile Technologies System for Collecting and Managing Study Data Medeiros, D.2010YDCTF
Integrating Multi-modes VR, Web, PaperHicks, W., M. Laidlaw, J. Shepherd, and M. Friedman2010YDCTF
mCASI: Survey for Mobile Devices Kalu, O.2010YDCTF
Nielsen Homescan and Life360 TechnologiesLink, M.2010YDCTF
Results of a Pilot Test: Smartphone-Enabled, Full-Probability PanelHill, C.2010YDCTF
Expenditures on Children by FamiliesLino, M2010YDUNF
Expenditures on Children By FamiliesLino, M.2010YDUNF
Three Questions About Consumer Spending and the Middle ClassBernstein, J.2010YDUNF
Improving diary keeping of daily expenditures with online diariesErhard, L., and B. McBride2017YESRA
A Household Survey Perspective on Re-Engineering an Establishment SurveySafir, A.2018YFCSM
Controlling for Prices before Estimating SPM Thresholds and the Impact on SPM Poverty StatisticsGarner, T., and J. Munoz Henao2018NFCSM
Moving Towards a User-Friendly DiaryAbdirizak, S.2018NFCSM
R: Innovating at the Bureau of Labor StatisticsRojas, A.2018NFCSM
CE in the SPM Short, K.2010YFCSM
Properties of Alternative Sample Design and Estimation Methods for the Consumer Expenditure SurveysEltinge, J., and J. Gonzalez2007NFCSM
CPI Outlet Frame Survey RedesignSaxton, M.2018YFedCASIC
Creating a redesigned questionnaire for the Consumer Expenditure Survey using ColecticaKrishnamurty, P.2018YFedCASIC
Developing an Online Mode for the Consumer Expenditure Diary SurveyElkin, I., N. To, and D. Williams2017YFedCASIC
Consumer Spending in 2010Bureau of Labor Statistics2011NFOPS
Health Care Spending: 1998, 2003, and 2008Bureau of Labor Statistics2010NFOPS
Household energy spending: two surveys comparedBureau of Labor Statistics2010NFOPS
How Consumers Used the 2009 Economic Recovery Payments of $250Paulin, G.2011NFOPS
Mortgage Composition and Risk EvaluationWilson, T.2017NGMUS
Applying Event History Methods in a National Panel: The Design and Use of Event History Calendars in the Panel Study of Income DynamicsBeaule, A., and F. Stafford2011YHSPW
BRDIS Reporting Tools Facilitating the reporting processHough, R.2011YHSPW
Collection of hierarchical information in the family section of the National Health Interview SurveyGentleman, J.2011YHSPW
Combining Information from Multiple Surveys: Examples with NCHS SurveysSchenker, N., and V. Parsons2011YHSPW
Design of the National Household Food Acquisition and Purchase SurveyCole, N.2011YHSPW
Does giving people their preferred survey mode actually increase survey participation rates?Olson, K., J Smyth, and H. Woods2011YHSPW
Energy Records in lieu of Bills and Self Reports: Optimizing data utility, quality and burden in the Residential Energy Consumption SurveyO'Brien, E.2011YHSPW
Integrating Varied Data Needs Into a Single Data CollectionAune, D.2011YHSPW
Living Costs and Food SurveyHorsfield, G.2011YHSPW
National Postsecondary Student Aid StudyWine, J., and J. Riccobono2011YHSPW
Nielsen Life360 ApproachBailey, J.2011YHSPW
Personal Diary and Survey Methodologies for Health and Environmental Data CollectionKizakevich, P.2011YHSPW
Redesign of the Canadian Survey of Household SpendingGubreuil, G., J. Lynch, J. Tremblay and M. Lemire 2011YHSPW
Re-engineering the SIPP: Creating the SIPP-EHCFields, J.2011YHSPW
SIPP Core and Topical Modules Organization and IssuesFields, J.2011YHSPW
The EU harmonization of the Household Budget Surveys: State of play and future developmentsBorg, B.2011YHSPW
Using Multiple Data Sources and Methods to Improve Estimates in SurveysTucker, C.2011YHSPW
Comparing characteristics and expenditures of consumer units in selected income rangesBureau of Labor Statistics2006NILS
Spending by Asian familiesBureau of Labor Statistics2005NILS
The Effects of Power Transformations on Consumer Expenditure Survey DataWilson, T.2018NJID
Recall Effects in the U.S. Consumer Expenditure Interview SurveySilberstein, A.1989NJOS
Veblen Goods and Urban Distinction: The Economic Geography of Conspicuous Consumption, A Survey of 21 CitiesCurrid-Halkett, E., H. Lee, and G. Painter2017NJRS
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Evaluating Quality in CE's Proof of Concept TestErhard L., S. Abdirizak, A. Lee, and B. McBride2017YJSM
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Statistical Examination of Rounding Tendencies in the Consumer Expenditure Interview SurveyWilson, T.2017NJSM
Statistical Examination of Rounding Tendencies in the Consumer Expenditure Interview SurveyWilson, T., and S. Abdirizak2017YJSM
The Impact of Record Use in the CE Interview SurveyWilson, T.2017NCESMPSM
Trade-offs in Parental Spending on Children: Apparel vs. EducationRojas, A.2017NN/A
Use with Caution: Interpreting Consumer Expenditure income group dataWilson, T., and V. Crain2017NBTN
Veblen Goods and Urban Distinction: The Economic Geography of Conspicuous Consumption, A Survey of 21 CitiesCurrid-Halkett, E., H. Lee, and G. Painter2017NJRS
Welcome to the CE Survey Methods SymposiumKrishnamurty, P.2017YCESMPSM
A closer look at spending patterns of older AmericansFoster, A.2016NBTN
Eating and drinking in Miami: Consumer Expenditures, 2010-2014Dotson, M.2016NBTN
Household healthcare spending in 2014Foster, A.2016NBTN
The Consumer Expenditure Survey redesign initiativeSafir, A., J. Ryan, L. Erhard, L. Jilk, and L. Tan2016YOTHER
Using gasoline data to explain inelasticityEitches, E., and V. Crain2016NBTN
What the Consumer Expenditure Survey tells us about mortgage instruments before and after the housing collapseWilson, T.2016NBTN
Consumer Expenditures Vary by AgeFoster, A.2015NBTN
Hispanic household spending in 2015Foster, A.2015NBTN
Investigating the Imputation of Assets and Liabilities in the CE Interview Survey (CE Survey Methods Symposium)G. Paulin2015NCESMPSM
Results from the Individual Diaries Feasibility Test for the Consumer Expenditure Diary SurveyElkin, I., B. Kopp, B. McBride, and L. Tan2015YN/A
Measuring Income Inequality with Consumer Expenditure DataBunting, D2020NN/A
Patterns and Factors Associated With Medical Expenses and Health Insurance Premium PaymentsChoi, S. and J. Blackburn2018NJFCP
Experimental State Weights Providing More Geographic Data Choi, J. 2020NCEWKSHP
Sneak Peek: CE Now and in the Future Creech, B. 2020NCEWKSHP
Consumer Expenditure Surveys Public-Use Microdata (PUMD) Overview Rigg, B. 2020NCEWKSHP
Balancing Respondent Confidentiality and Data User Needs Cobet, A. 2020NCEWKSHP
Investigating the Imputation of Assets and Liabilities in the CE Interview Survey Paulin, G. 2020NCEWKSHP
Overview of the Consumer Expenditure Surveys Program Curtin, S. 2020NCEWKSHP
Generating a Weighted Average Annual Education Expenditure and Standard Error by the Number of Children in a Cu, Using the Interview Survey Files Curtin, S. 2020NCEWKSHP
Going Online: Results from the Consumer Expenditure Survey's Large Scale Online Diary Feasibility Test (LSF) Erhard, L. 2020YCESMPSM
Americans' aging autosPfirrmann-Powell, R.2014NBTN
Income and spending patterns among Black householdsNoel, R.2014NBTN
Results from Testing a Web Mode for the Consumer Expenditure Diary Survey (AAPOR)Elkin, I., L. Erhard, B. McBride, and D. Nelson2014YAAPOR
Results from Testing a Web Mode for the Consumer Expenditure Diary Survey (CE Survey Methods Symposium)Elkin, I., L. Erhard, B. McBride, and D. Nelson2014YCESMPSM
A comparison of CE to international agenciesMcBride, B., and N. To2013YCESMPSM
A comparison of CE to international agencies handoutTo, N., and B. McBride2013YCESMPSM
Expenditures of urban and rural households in 2011Hawk, W.2013NBTN
Improving Proxy Reporting (AAPOR)Edgar, J.2013YAAPOR
Imputing Across Interviews: Balancing Time Savings with Data Quality (CE Survey Methods Symposium)Paulin, G2013YCESMPSM
OPLC Requirements for the Consumer Expenditure SurveyPassero, B., J. Ryan, R. Cage, S. Stanley, and T. Garner2013YN/A
Overview of the Proposed CE RedesignErhard, L.2013YCESMPSM
Spending on pets: "Tails" from the Consumer Expenditure SurveyHenderson, S.2013NBTN
Understanding the Relationship: CE Survey and PCEPassero, W., T. Garner, and C. McCully2013NBWP
Use of Financial Records in the CE SurveyKopp, B2013YCESMPSM
Web Diary Feasibility Test: Preliminary FindingsElkin, I.2013YCESMPSM
Understanding the Relationship: CE Survey and PCEPassero, W., T. Garner, and C. McCully2013NOTHER
Strengths and Weaknesses of the Consumer Expenditure Survey from a BLS PerspectiveGarner, T., R. McClelland, and W. Passero2009NCEWEB
The CE and the PCE: a comparisonGarner, T., G. Janini, W. Passero, L. Paskziewicz, and M. Vendemia2006NBLSMLR
Consumer Expenditure Survey compared with Personal Consumption ExpendituresBLS2005NOTHER
Consumer Expenditure Survey compared with Personal Consumption ExpendituresBLS2003NOTHER
Comparison with other data sources: Personal Consumption ExpendituresBLS1999NOTHER
Comparison with other data sources: Personal Consumption ExpendituresBLS1997NOTHER
Comparison with other data sources: Personal Consumption ExpendituresBLS1995NOTHER
Comparison with other data sources: Personal Consumption Expenditures in the National Income and Product AccountsBLS1993NOTHER
Comparison with other data sources: Personal Consumption Expenditures in the National Income and Product AccountsBLS1991NOTHER
Comparison of Estimates from the Consumer Expenditure Survey with 2002 Benchmark Personal Consumption Expenditures from the National Income and Product AccountsPassero, W.2010NACCI
Strengths and Weaknesses of the Consumer Expenditure Survey from a BLS PerspectiveGarner, T., R. McClelland, and W. Passero2009NNBER
Comparison of Estimates from the CE Survey and PCE from the NIPA: The Case of Recreation ExpendituresPassero, W.2006NACCI
A Journey into the PCE Jungle with CE Colored GlassesPassero, W.2005NOTHER
The Consumer Expenditure Survey in Comparison: Focus on Personal Consumption Expenditures of the National Income and Product AccountsPassero, W.2003NACCI
The Consumer Expenditure Survey in Comparison: Focus on Personal Consumption ExpendituresPassero, W.2003NFESAC
Consumer Expenditure Survey: Overview and Recent Developments in the Consumer Expenditure SurveysPassero, W.2002NNBER
Consumer Expenditure Survey: Construction and Research Use of the Consumer Expenditure SurveyMcCarthy, M., T. Garner, W. Passero, D. Johnson, and G. Paulin1998NOTHER
Comparing measures of residential energy consumption from two surveys for 2001, 2005, and 2009 (years compared: 2001, 2005 and 2009)BLS2009NCEWEB
Household Energy Spending: Two Surveys Compared (2001 and 2005)BLS2010NBTN
Comparison with other data sources: Residential Energy Consumption Survey (April 1984-March 1985, 1987, and 1990)BLS1990NOTHER
Household Health Care Spending: Comparing the Consumer Expenditure Survey and the National Health Expenditure Accounts (years compared: 2013-2016)Foster, A.2018NCEWEB
Household Health Care Spending: Comparing the Consumer Expenditure Survey and the National Health Expenditure Accounts (years compared: 2012-2015)Foster, A.2017NCEWEB
Household Health Care Spending: Comparing the Consumer Expenditure Survey and the National Health Expenditure Accounts (years compared: 2011-2014)Foster, A.2016NCEWEB
Household Health Care Spending: Comparing the Consumer Expenditure Survey and the National Health Expenditure Accounts (years compared: 2009-2012)Foster, A.2014NCEWEB
Household Health Care Spending: Comparing the Consumer Expenditure Survey and the National Health Expenditure Accounts (years compared: 2007-2010)Foster, A.2012NCEWEB
Consumer Expenditure Survey Compared with National Health Expenditure Accounts (years compared: 2004, 2005, 2006, and 2007)BLS2007NOTHER
Consumer Expenditure Survey Comparisons with National Health Expenditures and the Current Population Survey (years compared: 2002, 2003, 2004, and 2005)BLS2005NOTHER
Consumer Expenditure Survey Comparisons with National Health Expenditures and the Current Population Survey (years compared: 2000, 2001, 2002, and 2003)BLS2003NOTHER
Comparison with other data sources: National Health Expenditures (years compared: 1998, 1999, 2000, and 2001)BLS2001NOTHER
Comparison with other data sources: National Health Expenditures (years compared: 1996, 1997, 1998, and 1999)BLS1999NOTHER
Comparison with other data sources: National Health Expenditures (years compared: 1994, 1995, 1996, and 1997)BLS1997NOTHER
Comparison with other data sources: National Health Expenditures (years compared: 1992, 1993, 1994, and 1995)BLS1995NOTHER
Comparison with other data sources: National Health Accounts (years compared: 1990, 1991, 1992, and 1993)BLS1993NOTHER
Comparison with other data sources: National Health Accounts (years compared: 1988, 1989, 1990, and 1991)BLS1991NOTHER
Out-of-pocket health care expenditures: a comparison (years compared: 1996-2006)Foster, A.2010NBLSMLR
Measuring the Impact of Income Imputation in the Consumer Expenditure Survey: A Multi-year Comparison of Income Data with Estimates from the Current Population Survey (years compared: 2002-2007)BLS2007NOTHER
The impact of income imputation in the Consumer Expenditure Survey (years compared: 2002-2006)Passero, W.2009NBLSMLR
Consumer Expenditure Survey comparisons with National Health Expenditures and the Current Population Survey (years compared: 2003, 2004, and 2005)DUPLICATE2005NOTHER
Consumer Expenditure Survey Comparisons with National Health Expenditures and the Current Population Survey (years compared: 2001, 2002, and 2003)BLS2003NOTHER
Comparison with other data sources: Current Population Survey (years compared: 1999, 2000, and 2001)BLS2001NOTHER
Comparison with other data sources: Current Population Survey (years compared: 1997, 1998, and 1999)BLS1999NOTHER
Comparison with other data sources: Current Population Survey (years compared: 1995, 1996, and 1997)BLS1997NOTHER
Comparison with other data sources: Current Population Survey (years compared: 1992, 1993, 1994, and 1995)BLS1995NOTHER
Comparison with other data sources: Current Population Survey (years compared: 1990, 1991, 1992, and 1993)BLS1993NOTHER
Comparison with other data sources: Current Population Survey (years compared: 1988, 1989, 1990, and 1991)BLS1991NOTHER
Assessing the Effects of Imputation on Income Estimates in the U.S. Consumer Expenditure Survey: Comparison with the Current Population SurveyPassero, W.2009NJSM
Comparison of Estimates from the Consumer Expenditure Survey (CE) with Other Data: CE Imputed Income with Current Population Survey (CPS)Passero, W.2008NSEA
Consumer Expenditure Survey: Construction and Research Use of the Consumer Expenditure SurveyMcCarthy, M., Garner, T., Passero, W., Johnson D., and Paulin G.1998NOTHER
Consumer Expenditure Survey Compared with the American Community Survey (years compared: 2006 and 2007)BLS2007NOTHER
A Comparison of Consumer Expenditure Survey and Panel Study of Income Dynamics Expenditure Data: 1999-2011 (years compared: 1999-2011)Creech, B.2015NCEWEB
New expenditure data in the PSID: comparisons with the CE (1999, 2001 and 2003)Li, G., Schoeni, R., Danziger, S. Charles, K.2010NBLSMLR
Household liability data in the Consumer Expenditure Survey (years compared: 1992, 1995, 1998, 2001, 2004, and 2007)Johnson, K., Li, G.2009NBLSMLR
Consumer Expenditure Survey: Construction and Research Use of the Consumer Expenditure SurveyMcCarthy, M., Garner, T., Passero, W., Johnson D., and Paulin G.1998NOTHER
Comparing global questions and answers to results from detailed specific questions: Data on food expenditures from the Consumer Expenditure Survey (years compared: 1998-2018)2019NCEWEB
Comparison with other data sources: Detailed Food Comparisons (years compared: 1998 and 1999)BLS1999NOTHER
Comparison with other data sources: Detailed Food Comparisons (years compared: 1996 and 1997)BLS1997NOTHER
Comparison with other data sources: Detailed Food Comparisons (years compared: 1994 and 1995)BLS1995NOTHER
Comparison with other data sources: Detailed Food Comparisons (years compared: 1992 and 1993)BLS1993NOTHER
Comparison with other data sources: Detailed Food ComparisonsBLS1991NOTHER
Consumer Expenditure Survey: Construction and Research Use of the Consumer Expenditure SurveyMcCarthy, M., Garner, T., Passero, W., Johnson D., and Paulin G.1998NOTHER
Summary comparison of aggregate Consumer Expenditures (CE) and Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE), based on 2007 Benchmark and restricted to the most comparable categories on the basis of concepts involved and comprehensiveness, 2010-2017 (Preliminary) - PCE values as of 9/28/18 (XLSX)Wilson, T.2018NCEWEB
Concordance Mapping of CE UCC Codes to PCE Series from Table 2.4.5U: Expenditures by Type of Product (XLSX)Wilson, T.2018NCEWEB
Summary comparison of aggregate Consumer Expenditures (CE) and Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE), based on 2002 Benchmark and restricted to the most comparable categories on the basis of concepts involved and comprehensiveness, 2003-2009 (Preliminary) - Revised 11/28/2011 (XLSX)Passero, W.2011NCEWEB
Table 1A. Aggregate income and ratios for Current Population Survey (CPS) and three alternative measures of CE income, 2002-2017 (years compared: 2002-2017) (XLSX)BLS2019NCEWEB
Table 1B. Aggregate income and ratios for Current Population Survey (CPS) and three alternative measures of CE income, by total and source of income, 2017 (XLSX)Hubener, E.2019NCEWEB
Summary comparison of comparable category means in the Consumer Expenditures (CE) and American Community Survey (ACS) (years compared: 2007-2017) (XLSX)Wilson, T.2018NCEWEB
Final Report of the Interagency Technical Working Group on Evaluating Alternative Measures of PovertyITWG-EAMP2021NOTHER
Has Consumption Inequality Mirrored Income Inequality?Aguiar, M., and M. Bils2011NNBER
End of Purchase Requirement Fails to Change Food Stamp ParticipationBrown, G.1988NBLSMLR
How Does Rental Assistance Influence Spending Behavior?Cage, R.1994NBLSMLR
Consumer Expenditure Survey Methods Symposium and Microdata Users' WorkshopPaulin, G., and P., Krishnamurty2021YBLSMLR
Propensity Score Models for Nonresponse and Measurement ErrorDixon, J.2011NN/A
Economic inequality through the prisms of income and consumptionJohnson D., T. Smeeding, and B. Torrey2005NBLSMLR
Evaluation of Financial Application Software ReportTo, N., K. Downey, and I. Elkin2012NN/A
Health care and prescription drug spending by seniorsFan, J., D. Sharpe, and G. Hong2003NBLSMLR
Methodology of Consumer Expenditure Surveys (JSM)Flueck, J., M. Kaitz, and J. Waksberg1971NJSM
Moving to the Median and Expanding the Estimation Sample: The Case for Changing the Expenditures Underlying SPM ThresholdsFox, L., and T. Garner2019NN/A
Economic Dimensions of Household Gift-GivingGarner, T. and J. Wagner1991NJCR
Influence of Demographic and Hh. Specific Price Indices on Distributions of Exp.s ..Garner, T., J. Ruiz-Castillo, and M. Garcia1997NSEA
Experimental Poverty Measurement for the 1990sGarner, T., K. Short, S. Shipp, C. Nelson, and G. Paulin1998NBLSMLR
Income Sufficiency vs. Poverty: Results from the U.S. and the NetherlandsGarner, T., and K. de Vos1995NN/A
Financial and Housing Wealth, Expenditures and the Dividend to Ownership (Paper)Guo, S. and W. Hardin2014NN/A
How Family Spending Has Changed in the U.S.Jacobs, E., and S. Shipp1990NBLSMLR
Longer Interviews May Not Affect Subsequent Survey Participation PropensityLynn, P.2014NPOQ
Quantifying CHI doorstep concerns as risk factors of Wave 1 nonresponse for the CE Interview SurveyMcBride, B., and L. Tan2014NN/A
Household Surveys in CrisisMeyer, B., W. Mok, and J. Sullivan2015NN/A
Household Expenditures and Income: Balancing family finances in today's economyThe Pew Charitable Trusts2016NN/A
Methodology and Expert Judgement in Evidence-Based Policy: Lessons From the CPI ControversyReiss, J.2008NN/A
Expenditures of Urban and Rural Consumers, 1972-73 to 1985Rogers, J.1988NBLSMLR
Do Consumer Expenditures Follow Their Sentiment? (Midwestern Economics Association Conference)Rojas, A.2016NMEA
Methodological Issues in the Collection of Consumer Expenditures in the U.S.Silberstein, A.1991NN/A
Effects of Format Changes on Reporting in the 1991 CE Diary SurveyTucker, C.1993NN/A
Estimation of Instrument Effects on Data Quality in the CE Diary SurveyTucker, C.1992NN/A
Methodological Research in the CE ProgramTucker, C.1986NN/A
Procedural Effects in the Collection of Consumer Expenditure InformationTucker, C., and C. Bennett1988NN/A
Implementing the Data Documentation Initiative (DDI) for the Consumer Expenditure SurveysWilson, T.2018NFCSM
MetadataWilson, T.2016NN/A
Mortgage Debt and Consumption (Eastern Economic Association)Wilson, T.2016NEEA
Overview of the Consumer Expenditure Surveys (CE)Wilson, T.2019NN/A
Impact of Design Changes on Economic Analyses ProjectYang, D., and J. Gonzalez2013NN/A
Methods for Exploratory Assessment of Consent-to-link in a Household SurveyYang, D., S. Fricker, and J. Eltinge2019NJSSM
COVID-19 Response and Data Quality Impacts in the CE Interview SurveyLee, Y., and D. Biagas2021NCEPR
You've got mail: Estimating the Effects of Postcards and Monetary Incentives on Respondent RecruitmentJones, G.2021YAAPOR
Data Quality in the Consumer Expenditure Survey's Large Scale Online Diary Feasibility TestErhard, L.2021YJSM
Consumer Expenditure Survey: Redesign UpdateErhard, L.2021YCESMPSM
COVID-19 Protocol Changes and Consumer Expenditure Diary Reporting in 2020McBride, B. and N. Graf2021NCESMPSM
Integrated System of Household Income, Consumption, and Wealth Data: BLS and CE - What's New? What's Planned?Safir, A. and T. Garner2021NOTHER
Changes in Consumer Spending Behaviors during the Coronavirus PandemicSafir, A., T. Garner, and J. Schild2021NAAPOR
Gemini Project: Redesigning the Consumer Expenditure SurveysSafir, A.2021YDCAAPOR
Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Consumer Expenditure SurveysLee, Y., D. Biagas, J. Ogden, S. Pham, B. Steinberg, M. Smith, M. Edwards2021NAAPOR
COVID-19's Effect on the Consumer Expenditure Surveys' EstimatesRigg, B. and B. Creech2021NFCSM
Consumer Expenditure Interview Survey: Data Quality Assessment Pre vs. Post COVID-19Biagas, D.2021NFCSM
An Examination of Nonresponse Bias in the Consumer Expenditure Surveys During the COVID-19 PeriodAsh, S.2021NFCSM
Evaluating Diary Collection Mode Changes in the Context of the COVID-19 PandemicMcBride, B. and N. Graf2021NFCSM
The Annual CE Data Quality Profile 2020Knappenberger, C., Y. Lee, S. Pham, and G. Armstrong2021NN/A
The Midyear CE Data Quality Profile 2020Knappenberger, C., Y. Lee, S. Pham, and G. Armstrong2021NN/A
The CE Data Quality Profile 2019Tan, L., C. Knappenberger, and Y. Lee2020NN/A
The CE Data Quality Profile 2018Tan, L., E. Hubener, C. Knappenberger, and Y. Lee2019NN/A
The CE Data Quality Profile 2017Tan, L., E. Hubener, C. Knappenberger, and Y. Lee2018NN/A
The CE Data Quality Profile 2013Erhard, L., and L. Tan2015NN/A
A Framework for the Evaluation and Use of Alternative Data in the Consumer Expenditure SurveysErhard, L., B. McBride, and A. Safir2021NBLSMLR
An Introduction to AAPOR, A Meeting Place and More: MembershipSafir, A., and M. Earp2021NAAPOR
An Overview of Data Comparisons between PSID and Other US Household SurveysInsolera, N., B. Simmert, and D. Johnson2021NOTHER
Assessing & Improving the Quality of Prescription Drug Data from Surveys: A DiscussionPaulin, G.2021NFCSM
Assessing Consumer Expenditure Surveys data quality through the lens of data useSafir, A. and D. Dorfman2021NBLSMLR
Assessing Questionnaire Changes when Experiments are Not Possible: Application to the U.S. Consumer Expenditure SurveyEckman, S.2021NN/A
Consumer Response to Stimulus Payment and Life in the Time of COVID-19Garner, T., J. Schild, and A. Safir2021NEEA
Effects of Covid on Household FinancesSafir. A., T., Garner, and J., Schild2021NN/A
The Road to Equitable Transportation Policy in New Jersey: An Assessment of Cost Burdens, Gaps in Mobility and Recommendations for ReformPeters, J., C. Gordon, and R. Flanagan2021NOTHER
Consumer expenditures in 2020Creech, B. and L. Chalise2021NOTHER
Consumption Measurement at BLS: A Research ProjectGarner, T. and A. Safir2021NFESAC
Expenditure Patterns of Low and High Income Groups by State: California, Florida, New Jersey, New York, and TexasArmstrong, G.2021NEEA
Investigating Risky Behaviors: Innovative Uses of the Consumer Expenditure Survey Historical Evidence from the Diary and Interview ComponentsPaulin, G.2021NEEA
Large Scale Feasibility Test preliminary reportDorfman, D., L. Erhard, G. Jones, B. Kopp, P. Krishnamurty, and B. McBride2021YCEPR
Since We Have the Means, Let's Find the Happy MedianCirillo, F.2021NEEA
The Impact of COVID-19 on CE Survey EstimatesCurtin, S.2021NCEPR
The Impact of COVID-19 on CE Survey Estimates for 2020Curtin, S.2022NCEPR
Underreporting of Purchases in the U.S. Consumer Expenditure SurveyEckman, S.2021NJSSM
Household Spending Responses to the Economic Impact Payments of 2020: Evidence from the Consumer Expenditure SurveyParker, J., J. Schild, L. Erhard, D. Johnson2021NBLSWP
Large Scale Feasibility Test Final ReportJones, G., P. Krishnamurty, and B. McBride2021YCEPR
COVID-19 CE Diary Preliminary Report: Response and Data Quality ImpactsMcBride, B., N. Graf, M. Edwards, and M. Smith2021NCEWEB
SNAP participation and food-at-home expenditures through the Great Recession: United States and the New York Area Mirtcheva, D., L. Boily, G. Paulin, and C. Gillham2022NMLR
Model-Assisted State Expenditure EstimatesKnappenberger, C. and Y. Lee2021NOTHER
Building a Consumption Poverty Measure: Initial Results Following Recommendations of a Federal Interagency Working GroupGarner, T., B. Matsumoto, J. Schild, G. Armstrong, C. Cho and J. Munoz2022NAEA
Consumer expenditures on travel declined sharply from 2019 to 2020Paulin, G.2022NBLSTED
Report on Nonresponse Bias during the COVID-19 Period for the Consumer Expenditures Interview SurveyAsh, S., B. Nix, and B. Steinberg2022NCEPR
Redesigning the Consumer Expenditure Survey: Usability and Data Quality (FEDCASIC)Schneider, S., A. Reifer, N. To, and J. Davis2011NFedCASIC
Reporting on Household Income: Complete vs. Incomplete ResponseGarner, T., and L. Blanciforti1987NN/A
Response Burden: What Predicts It and What is its Impact on Response Quality?Yan, T.2015NTBD
Retirement Security: Better Information on Income Replacement Rates Needed to Help Workers Plan for RetirementGAO2016NN/A
Retrieval of Autobiographical InformationYu, E., and S. Fricker2015NFCSM
Retrieval of Autobiographical Information (FCSM)Yu, E., and S. Fricker2015NFCSM
Retrospective of the CE-PCE Comparisons and a Look to the FutureWilson, T.2019NOTHER
Spending by older consumers: 1980 and 1990 ComparedHitschler, P.1993NMLR
Spending Differences Across Occupational FieldsCage, R.1989NMLR
Spending Patterns and Income of Single and Married ParentsBoyle, M.1989NMLR
Spending Patterns of Older Persons Revealed in the CE SurveyHarrison, B.1986NMLR
Subjective Assessments of Economic Well-Being: Wave IIStinson, L.1998NN/A
Subjective Assessments of Economic Well-Being: Preliminary Findings from MiamiGarner, T., L. Stinson, and S. Shipp1996NJSMP
Summary of Research into 2017 Consumer Expenditure Survey ChangesMcBride, B.2019NN/A
Survey Redesign Recommendations from a Survey of Data Collection Field Staff (2016 JSM)Kopp, B., A. Safir, L. Jilk, L. Tan, W. Fraser, T. Keller, and S. Abdirizak2016NJSM
Testing Global Questions for the Consumer Expenditure Gemini Recall InterviewCrafts, J., R. Tesler, J. Blair, J. Behm, K. Stein, M. Leonard, and J. Folz2015NN/A
Testing the Feasibility of Collecting Expenditure Data via Individual Mobile and Desktop Diaries (FCSM)Elkin, I., B. Kopp, B. McBride, and L. Tan2015YFCSM
Footnotes:

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