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The LEHD Infrastructure Files and the Creation of the Quarterly Workforce Indicators John M. Abowd , , Bryce E. Stephens and Lars Vilhuber Cornell University U.S. Census Bureau, LEHD Program May 6, 2005 - p. 1/31 The LEHD


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May 6, 2005 - p. 1/31

The LEHD Infrastructure Files

and the Creation of the Quarterly Workforce Indicators

John M. Abowd♠,♣, Bryce E. Stephens♣ and Lars Vilhuber♠

♠ Cornell University ♣ U.S. Census Bureau, LEHD Program

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The LEHD Infrastructure Files Introduction ➲ What are QWI? ➲ What is it? ➲ In this paper Input Files Infrastructure Files Forming Aggregated Estimates: QWI Disclosure-proofing the QWI Publicly available files Conclusion May 6, 2005 - p. 2/31

Introduction

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The LEHD Infrastructure Files Introduction ➲ What are QWI? ➲ What is it? ➲ In this paper Input Files Infrastructure Files Forming Aggregated Estimates: QWI Disclosure-proofing the QWI Publicly available files Conclusion May 6, 2005 - p. 3/31

What are QWI?

■ Since 2003: publication of Quarterly Workforce Indicators

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The LEHD Infrastructure Files Introduction ➲ What are QWI? ➲ What is it? ➲ In this paper Input Files Infrastructure Files Forming Aggregated Estimates: QWI Disclosure-proofing the QWI Publicly available files Conclusion May 6, 2005 - p. 3/31

What are QWI?

■ Since 2003: publication of Quarterly Workforce Indicators ■ The first 21st century statistical system

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The LEHD Infrastructure Files Introduction ➲ What are QWI? ➲ What is it? ➲ In this paper Input Files Infrastructure Files Forming Aggregated Estimates: QWI Disclosure-proofing the QWI Publicly available files Conclusion May 6, 2005 - p. 3/31

What are QWI?

■ Since 2003: publication of Quarterly Workforce Indicators ■ The first 21st century statistical system ✦ No additional burden

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The LEHD Infrastructure Files Introduction ➲ What are QWI? ➲ What is it? ➲ In this paper Input Files Infrastructure Files Forming Aggregated Estimates: QWI Disclosure-proofing the QWI Publicly available files Conclusion May 6, 2005 - p. 3/31

What are QWI?

■ Since 2003: publication of Quarterly Workforce Indicators ■ The first 21st century statistical system ✦ No additional burden ✦ Extensive use of modern statistics to integrate and

improve the data

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The LEHD Infrastructure Files Introduction ➲ What are QWI? ➲ What is it? ➲ In this paper Input Files Infrastructure Files Forming Aggregated Estimates: QWI Disclosure-proofing the QWI Publicly available files Conclusion May 6, 2005 - p. 3/31

What are QWI?

■ Since 2003: publication of Quarterly Workforce Indicators ■ The first 21st century statistical system ✦ No additional burden ✦ Extensive use of modern statistics to integrate and

improve the data

✦ State-of-the-art confidentiality protection methods

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The LEHD Infrastructure Files Introduction ➲ What are QWI? ➲ What is it? ➲ In this paper Input Files Infrastructure Files Forming Aggregated Estimates: QWI Disclosure-proofing the QWI Publicly available files Conclusion May 6, 2005 - p. 3/31

What are QWI?

■ Since 2003: publication of Quarterly Workforce Indicators ■ The first 21st century statistical system ✦ No additional burden ✦ Extensive use of modern statistics to integrate and

improve the data

✦ State-of-the-art confidentiality protection methods ✦ Innovative use of wage records to constitute a frame to

integrate data

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The LEHD Infrastructure Files Introduction ➲ What are QWI? ➲ What is it? ➲ In this paper Input Files Infrastructure Files Forming Aggregated Estimates: QWI Disclosure-proofing the QWI Publicly available files Conclusion May 6, 2005 - p. 3/31

What are QWI?

■ Since 2003: publication of Quarterly Workforce Indicators ■ The first 21st century statistical system ✦ No additional burden ✦ Extensive use of modern statistics to integrate and

improve the data

✦ State-of-the-art confidentiality protection methods ✦ Innovative use of wage records to constitute a frame to

integrate data

✦ The first statistical system to use “jobs” as a frame

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The LEHD Infrastructure Files Introduction ➲ What are QWI? ➲ What is it? ➲ In this paper Input Files Infrastructure Files Forming Aggregated Estimates: QWI Disclosure-proofing the QWI Publicly available files Conclusion May 6, 2005 - p. 4/31

What is it?

■ Combines

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The LEHD Infrastructure Files Introduction ➲ What are QWI? ➲ What is it? ➲ In this paper Input Files Infrastructure Files Forming Aggregated Estimates: QWI Disclosure-proofing the QWI Publicly available files Conclusion May 6, 2005 - p. 4/31

What is it?

■ Combines ✦ (state) administrative records data on workers (UI Wage

records)

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The LEHD Infrastructure Files Introduction ➲ What are QWI? ➲ What is it? ➲ In this paper Input Files Infrastructure Files Forming Aggregated Estimates: QWI Disclosure-proofing the QWI Publicly available files Conclusion May 6, 2005 - p. 4/31

What is it?

■ Combines ✦ (state) administrative records data on workers (UI Wage

records)

✦ (state) administrative records data on firms (QCEW aka

ES-202)

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The LEHD Infrastructure Files Introduction ➲ What are QWI? ➲ What is it? ➲ In this paper Input Files Infrastructure Files Forming Aggregated Estimates: QWI Disclosure-proofing the QWI Publicly available files Conclusion May 6, 2005 - p. 4/31

What is it?

■ Combines ✦ (state) administrative records data on workers (UI Wage

records)

✦ (state) administrative records data on firms (QCEW aka

ES-202)

✦ administrative information on demographics

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The LEHD Infrastructure Files Introduction ➲ What are QWI? ➲ What is it? ➲ In this paper Input Files Infrastructure Files Forming Aggregated Estimates: QWI Disclosure-proofing the QWI Publicly available files Conclusion May 6, 2005 - p. 4/31

What is it?

■ Combines ✦ (state) administrative records data on workers (UI Wage

records)

✦ (state) administrative records data on firms (QCEW aka

ES-202)

✦ administrative information on demographics ✦ surveys on people and firms collected by Census Bureau

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The LEHD Infrastructure Files Introduction ➲ What are QWI? ➲ What is it? ➲ In this paper Input Files Infrastructure Files Forming Aggregated Estimates: QWI Disclosure-proofing the QWI Publicly available files Conclusion May 6, 2005 - p. 4/31

What is it?

■ Combines ✦ (state) administrative records data on workers (UI Wage

records)

✦ (state) administrative records data on firms (QCEW aka

ES-202)

✦ administrative information on demographics ✦ surveys on people and firms collected by Census Bureau ■ careful longitudinal edit of person identifiers and economic

firm units

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The LEHD Infrastructure Files Introduction ➲ What are QWI? ➲ What is it? ➲ In this paper Input Files Infrastructure Files Forming Aggregated Estimates: QWI Disclosure-proofing the QWI Publicly available files Conclusion May 6, 2005 - p. 4/31

What is it?

■ Combines ✦ (state) administrative records data on workers (UI Wage

records)

✦ (state) administrative records data on firms (QCEW aka

ES-202)

✦ administrative information on demographics ✦ surveys on people and firms collected by Census Bureau ■ careful longitudinal edit of person identifiers and economic

firm units

■ careful longitudinal edit of person and firm characteristics

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The LEHD Infrastructure Files Introduction ➲ What are QWI? ➲ What is it? ➲ In this paper Input Files Infrastructure Files Forming Aggregated Estimates: QWI Disclosure-proofing the QWI Publicly available files Conclusion May 6, 2005 - p. 5/31

In this paper

■ Describe the construction of the LEHD infrastructure

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The LEHD Infrastructure Files Introduction ➲ What are QWI? ➲ What is it? ➲ In this paper Input Files Infrastructure Files Forming Aggregated Estimates: QWI Disclosure-proofing the QWI Publicly available files Conclusion May 6, 2005 - p. 5/31

In this paper

■ Describe the construction of the LEHD infrastructure ✦ ... in particular the imputation mechanisms used

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The LEHD Infrastructure Files Introduction ➲ What are QWI? ➲ What is it? ➲ In this paper Input Files Infrastructure Files Forming Aggregated Estimates: QWI Disclosure-proofing the QWI Publicly available files Conclusion May 6, 2005 - p. 5/31

In this paper

■ Describe the construction of the LEHD infrastructure ✦ ... in particular the imputation mechanisms used ■ Describe the computation of the QWI statistics

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The LEHD Infrastructure Files Introduction ➲ What are QWI? ➲ What is it? ➲ In this paper Input Files Infrastructure Files Forming Aggregated Estimates: QWI Disclosure-proofing the QWI Publicly available files Conclusion May 6, 2005 - p. 5/31

In this paper

■ Describe the construction of the LEHD infrastructure ✦ ... in particular the imputation mechanisms used ■ Describe the computation of the QWI statistics ✦ ... in particular the imputation mechanisms used

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The LEHD Infrastructure Files Introduction ➲ What are QWI? ➲ What is it? ➲ In this paper Input Files Infrastructure Files Forming Aggregated Estimates: QWI Disclosure-proofing the QWI Publicly available files Conclusion May 6, 2005 - p. 5/31

In this paper

■ Describe the construction of the LEHD infrastructure ✦ ... in particular the imputation mechanisms used ■ Describe the computation of the QWI statistics ✦ ... in particular the imputation mechanisms used ■ Describe the disclosure-proofing mechanism

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The LEHD Infrastructure Files Introduction ➲ What are QWI? ➲ What is it? ➲ In this paper Input Files Infrastructure Files Forming Aggregated Estimates: QWI Disclosure-proofing the QWI Publicly available files Conclusion May 6, 2005 - p. 5/31

In this paper

■ Describe the construction of the LEHD infrastructure ✦ ... in particular the imputation mechanisms used ■ Describe the computation of the QWI statistics ✦ ... in particular the imputation mechanisms used ■ Describe the disclosure-proofing mechanism ■ Describe researcher access to infrastructure files and

confidential QWI files

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The LEHD Infrastructure Files Introduction Input Files ➲ Wage records: UI ➲ Employer reports: ES202 ➲ Demographics Infrastructure Files Forming Aggregated Estimates: QWI Disclosure-proofing the QWI Publicly available files Conclusion May 6, 2005 - p. 6/31

Input Files

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The LEHD Infrastructure Files Introduction Input Files ➲ Wage records: UI ➲ Employer reports: ES202 ➲ Demographics Infrastructure Files Forming Aggregated Estimates: QWI Disclosure-proofing the QWI Publicly available files Conclusion May 6, 2005 - p. 7/31

Wage records: UI

■ report of an individual’s UI-covered earnings by an

employing entity

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The LEHD Infrastructure Files Introduction Input Files ➲ Wage records: UI ➲ Employer reports: ES202 ➲ Demographics Infrastructure Files Forming Aggregated Estimates: QWI Disclosure-proofing the QWI Publicly available files Conclusion May 6, 2005 - p. 7/31

Wage records: UI

■ report of an individual’s UI-covered earnings by an

employing entity

■ appears if at least one dollar was earned by that individual

during the quarter

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The LEHD Infrastructure Files Introduction Input Files ➲ Wage records: UI ➲ Employer reports: ES202 ➲ Demographics Infrastructure Files Forming Aggregated Estimates: QWI Disclosure-proofing the QWI Publicly available files Conclusion May 6, 2005 - p. 7/31

Wage records: UI

■ report of an individual’s UI-covered earnings by an

employing entity

■ appears if at least one dollar was earned by that individual

during the quarter

■ identifies EARNINGS, EMPLOYER, TIME PERIOD

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The LEHD Infrastructure Files Introduction Input Files ➲ Wage records: UI ➲ Employer reports: ES202 ➲ Demographics Infrastructure Files Forming Aggregated Estimates: QWI Disclosure-proofing the QWI Publicly available files Conclusion May 6, 2005 - p. 7/31

Wage records: UI

■ report of an individual’s UI-covered earnings by an

employing entity

■ appears if at least one dollar was earned by that individual

during the quarter

■ identifies EARNINGS, EMPLOYER, TIME PERIOD ■ some limited other state-dependent information available

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The LEHD Infrastructure Files Introduction Input Files ➲ Wage records: UI ➲ Employer reports: ES202 ➲ Demographics Infrastructure Files Forming Aggregated Estimates: QWI Disclosure-proofing the QWI Publicly available files Conclusion May 6, 2005 - p. 7/31

Wage records: UI

■ report of an individual’s UI-covered earnings by an

employing entity

■ appears if at least one dollar was earned by that individual

during the quarter

■ identifies EARNINGS, EMPLOYER, TIME PERIOD ■ some limited other state-dependent information available ■ in particular, for Minnesota, the ESTABLISHMENT is

reported

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The LEHD Infrastructure Files Introduction Input Files ➲ Wage records: UI ➲ Employer reports: ES202 ➲ Demographics Infrastructure Files Forming Aggregated Estimates: QWI Disclosure-proofing the QWI Publicly available files Conclusion May 6, 2005 - p. 8/31

Employer reports: ES202

... or QCEW

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The LEHD Infrastructure Files Introduction Input Files ➲ Wage records: UI ➲ Employer reports: ES202 ➲ Demographics Infrastructure Files Forming Aggregated Estimates: QWI Disclosure-proofing the QWI Publicly available files Conclusion May 6, 2005 - p. 8/31

Employer reports: ES202

■ collected as part of the Covered Employment and Wages

(CEW) (administered by the BLS)

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The LEHD Infrastructure Files Introduction Input Files ➲ Wage records: UI ➲ Employer reports: ES202 ➲ Demographics Infrastructure Files Forming Aggregated Estimates: QWI Disclosure-proofing the QWI Publicly available files Conclusion May 6, 2005 - p. 8/31

Employer reports: ES202

■ collected as part of the Covered Employment and Wages

(CEW) (administered by the BLS)

■ Also used as the inputs to the Business Employment

Dynamics (BED)

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The LEHD Infrastructure Files Introduction Input Files ➲ Wage records: UI ➲ Employer reports: ES202 ➲ Demographics Infrastructure Files Forming Aggregated Estimates: QWI Disclosure-proofing the QWI Publicly available files Conclusion May 6, 2005 - p. 8/31

Employer reports: ES202

■ collected as part of the Covered Employment and Wages

(CEW) (administered by the BLS)

■ Also used as the inputs to the Business Employment

Dynamics (BED)

■ collects from employers covered by state unemployment

insurance programs:

✦ employment ✦ payroll ✦ geographic information

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The LEHD Infrastructure Files Introduction Input Files ➲ Wage records: UI ➲ Employer reports: ES202 ➲ Demographics Infrastructure Files Forming Aggregated Estimates: QWI Disclosure-proofing the QWI Publicly available files Conclusion May 6, 2005 - p. 8/31

Employer reports: ES202

■ collected as part of the Covered Employment and Wages

(CEW) (administered by the BLS)

■ Also used as the inputs to the Business Employment

Dynamics (BED)

■ collects from employers covered by state unemployment

insurance programs:

✦ employment ✦ payroll ✦ geographic information ■ fundamental unit: ’reporting unit’ (≈ establishment)

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The LEHD Infrastructure Files Introduction Input Files ➲ Wage records: UI ➲ Employer reports: ES202 ➲ Demographics Infrastructure Files Forming Aggregated Estimates: QWI Disclosure-proofing the QWI Publicly available files Conclusion May 6, 2005 - p. 8/31

Employer reports: ES202

■ collected as part of the Covered Employment and Wages

(CEW) (administered by the BLS)

■ Also used as the inputs to the Business Employment

Dynamics (BED)

■ collects from employers covered by state unemployment

insurance programs:

✦ employment ✦ payroll ✦ geographic information ■ fundamental unit: ’reporting unit’ (≈ establishment) ■ One report per establishment per quarter is filed

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The LEHD Infrastructure Files Introduction Input Files ➲ Wage records: UI ➲ Employer reports: ES202 ➲ Demographics Infrastructure Files Forming Aggregated Estimates: QWI Disclosure-proofing the QWI Publicly available files Conclusion May 6, 2005 - p. 9/31

Demographics

■ Demographics are taken from a number of Census-internal

files derived from administrative data:

✦ Person Characteristics File (PCF) ✦ Census Numident

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The LEHD Infrastructure Files Introduction Input Files ➲ Wage records: UI ➲ Employer reports: ES202 ➲ Demographics Infrastructure Files Forming Aggregated Estimates: QWI Disclosure-proofing the QWI Publicly available files Conclusion May 6, 2005 - p. 9/31

Demographics

■ Demographics are taken from a number of Census-internal

files derived from administrative data:

✦ Person Characteristics File (PCF) ✦ Census Numident ■ Where available, more detailed data on individuals is also

extracted from surveys and censuses:

✦ CPS ✦ SIPP ✦ ACS ✦ 1990 Census ✦ 2000 Census

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The LEHD Infrastructure Files Introduction Input Files Infrastructure Files ➲ EHF: Employment History Files ➲ ICF: Individual Characteristics File ➲ ECF: Employer Characteristics File ➲ GAL: Geocoded Address List ➲ Flow so far Forming Aggregated Estimates: QWI Disclosure-proofing the QWI Publicly available files Conclusion May 6, 2005 - p. 10/31

Infrastructure Files

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The LEHD Infrastructure Files Introduction Input Files Infrastructure Files ➲ EHF: Employment History Files ➲ ICF: Individual Characteristics File ➲ ECF: Employer Characteristics File ➲ GAL: Geocoded Address List ➲ Flow so far Forming Aggregated Estimates: QWI Disclosure-proofing the QWI Publicly available files Conclusion May 6, 2005 - p. 11/31

EHF: Employment History Files

■ Job-level EHF ✦ complete in-state work history for each individual on

UIwage records.

✦ one record for each employee-employer combination – a

job

✦ earnings and employment patterns

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The LEHD Infrastructure Files Introduction Input Files Infrastructure Files ➲ EHF: Employment History Files ➲ ICF: Individual Characteristics File ➲ ECF: Employer Characteristics File ➲ GAL: Geocoded Address List ➲ Flow so far Forming Aggregated Estimates: QWI Disclosure-proofing the QWI Publicly available files Conclusion May 6, 2005 - p. 11/31

EHF: Employment History Files

■ Job-level EHF ✦ complete in-state work history for each individual on

UIwage records.

✦ one record for each employee-employer combination – a

job

✦ earnings and employment patterns ■ Employer and establishment-level employment history ✦ QCEW-based employment-activity history for every SEIN

(employer) and SEINUNIT (establishment)

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The LEHD Infrastructure Files Introduction Input Files Infrastructure Files ➲ EHF: Employment History Files ➲ ICF: Individual Characteristics File ➲ ECF: Employer Characteristics File ➲ GAL: Geocoded Address List ➲ Flow so far Forming Aggregated Estimates: QWI Disclosure-proofing the QWI Publicly available files Conclusion May 6, 2005 - p. 11/31

EHF: Employment History Files

■ Job-level EHF ✦ complete in-state work history for each individual on

UIwage records.

✦ one record for each employee-employer combination – a

job

✦ earnings and employment patterns ■ Employer and establishment-level employment history ✦ QCEW-based employment-activity history for every SEIN

(employer) and SEINUNIT (establishment)

■ Comparison of employment and activity of SEINs between

UI and QCEW files is done for QA purposes, and in preparation of weighting.

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The LEHD Infrastructure Files Introduction Input Files Infrastructure Files ➲ EHF: Employment History Files ➲ ICF: Individual Characteristics File ➲ ECF: Employer Characteristics File ➲ GAL: Geocoded Address List ➲ Flow so far Forming Aggregated Estimates: QWI Disclosure-proofing the QWI Publicly available files Conclusion May 6, 2005 - p. 12/31

ICF: Individual Characteristics File

■ Demographic information from the PCF is merged with

universe of PIKs from wage records

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The LEHD Infrastructure Files Introduction Input Files Infrastructure Files ➲ EHF: Employment History Files ➲ ICF: Individual Characteristics File ➲ ECF: Employer Characteristics File ➲ GAL: Geocoded Address List ➲ Flow so far Forming Aggregated Estimates: QWI Disclosure-proofing the QWI Publicly available files Conclusion May 6, 2005 - p. 12/31

ICF: Individual Characteristics File

■ Demographic information from the PCF is merged with

universe of PIKs from wage records

■ records without a valid match flagged

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The LEHD Infrastructure Files Introduction Input Files Infrastructure Files ➲ EHF: Employment History Files ➲ ICF: Individual Characteristics File ➲ ECF: Employer Characteristics File ➲ GAL: Geocoded Address List ➲ Flow so far Forming Aggregated Estimates: QWI Disclosure-proofing the QWI Publicly available files Conclusion May 6, 2005 - p. 12/31

ICF: Individual Characteristics File

■ Demographic information from the PCF is merged with

universe of PIKs from wage records

■ records without a valid match flagged ■ CPS and SIPP identifiers are merged on.

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The LEHD Infrastructure Files Introduction Input Files Infrastructure Files ➲ EHF: Employment History Files ➲ ICF: Individual Characteristics File ➲ ECF: Employer Characteristics File ➲ GAL: Geocoded Address List ➲ Flow so far Forming Aggregated Estimates: QWI Disclosure-proofing the QWI Publicly available files Conclusion May 6, 2005 - p. 12/31

ICF: Individual Characteristics File

■ Demographic information from the PCF is merged with

universe of PIKs from wage records

■ records without a valid match flagged ■ CPS and SIPP identifiers are merged on. ■ ... gender, education, and age information from the CPS

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The LEHD Infrastructure Files Introduction Input Files Infrastructure Files ➲ EHF: Employment History Files ➲ ICF: Individual Characteristics File ➲ ECF: Employer Characteristics File ➲ GAL: Geocoded Address List ➲ Flow so far Forming Aggregated Estimates: QWI Disclosure-proofing the QWI Publicly available files Conclusion May 6, 2005 - p. 12/31

ICF: Individual Characteristics File

■ Demographic information from the PCF is merged with

universe of PIKs from wage records

■ records without a valid match flagged ■ CPS and SIPP identifiers are merged on. ■ ... gender, education, and age information from the CPS ■ Data completion

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The LEHD Infrastructure Files Introduction Input Files Infrastructure Files ➲ EHF: Employment History Files ➲ ICF: Individual Characteristics File ➲ ECF: Employer Characteristics File ➲ GAL: Geocoded Address List ➲ Flow so far Forming Aggregated Estimates: QWI Disclosure-proofing the QWI Publicly available files Conclusion May 6, 2005 - p. 12/31

ICF: Individual Characteristics File

■ Demographic information from the PCF is merged with

universe of PIKs from wage records

■ records without a valid match flagged ■ CPS and SIPP identifiers are merged on. ■ ... gender, education, and age information from the CPS ■ Data completion ✦ Age

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The LEHD Infrastructure Files Introduction Input Files Infrastructure Files ➲ EHF: Employment History Files ➲ ICF: Individual Characteristics File ➲ ECF: Employer Characteristics File ➲ GAL: Geocoded Address List ➲ Flow so far Forming Aggregated Estimates: QWI Disclosure-proofing the QWI Publicly available files Conclusion May 6, 2005 - p. 12/31

ICF: Individual Characteristics File

■ Demographic information from the PCF is merged with

universe of PIKs from wage records

■ records without a valid match flagged ■ CPS and SIPP identifiers are merged on. ■ ... gender, education, and age information from the CPS ■ Data completion ✦ Age ✦ Gender

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The LEHD Infrastructure Files Introduction Input Files Infrastructure Files ➲ EHF: Employment History Files ➲ ICF: Individual Characteristics File ➲ ECF: Employer Characteristics File ➲ GAL: Geocoded Address List ➲ Flow so far Forming Aggregated Estimates: QWI Disclosure-proofing the QWI Publicly available files Conclusion May 6, 2005 - p. 12/31

ICF: Individual Characteristics File

■ Demographic information from the PCF is merged with

universe of PIKs from wage records

■ records without a valid match flagged ■ CPS and SIPP identifiers are merged on. ■ ... gender, education, and age information from the CPS ■ Data completion ✦ Age ✦ Gender ✦ Education

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The LEHD Infrastructure Files Introduction Input Files Infrastructure Files ➲ EHF: Employment History Files ➲ ICF: Individual Characteristics File ➲ ECF: Employer Characteristics File ➲ GAL: Geocoded Address List ➲ Flow so far Forming Aggregated Estimates: QWI Disclosure-proofing the QWI Publicly available files Conclusion May 6, 2005 - p. 12/31

ICF: Individual Characteristics File

■ Demographic information from the PCF is merged with

universe of PIKs from wage records

■ records without a valid match flagged ■ CPS and SIPP identifiers are merged on. ■ ... gender, education, and age information from the CPS ■ Data completion ✦ Age ✦ Gender ✦ Education ✦ County of residence

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The LEHD Infrastructure Files Introduction Input Files Infrastructure Files ➲ EHF: Employment History Files ➲ ICF: Individual Characteristics File ➲ ECF: Employer Characteristics File ➲ GAL: Geocoded Address List ➲ Flow so far Forming Aggregated Estimates: QWI Disclosure-proofing the QWI Publicly available files Conclusion May 6, 2005 - p. 12/31

ICF: Individual Characteristics File

■ Demographic information from the PCF is merged with

universe of PIKs from wage records

■ records without a valid match flagged ■ CPS and SIPP identifiers are merged on. ■ ... gender, education, and age information from the CPS ■ Data completion ✦ Age ✦ Gender ✦ Education ✦ County of residence

are each imputed ten times

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The LEHD Infrastructure Files Introduction Input Files Infrastructure Files ➲ EHF: Employment History Files ➲ ICF: Individual Characteristics File ➲ ECF: Employer Characteristics File ➲ GAL: Geocoded Address List ➲ Flow so far Forming Aggregated Estimates: QWI Disclosure-proofing the QWI Publicly available files Conclusion May 6, 2005 - p. 13/31

ECF: Employer Characteristics File

■ Two files: firm and establishment level, quarterly records

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The LEHD Infrastructure Files Introduction Input Files Infrastructure Files ➲ EHF: Employment History Files ➲ ICF: Individual Characteristics File ➲ ECF: Employer Characteristics File ➲ GAL: Geocoded Address List ➲ Flow so far Forming Aggregated Estimates: QWI Disclosure-proofing the QWI Publicly available files Conclusion May 6, 2005 - p. 13/31

ECF: Employer Characteristics File

■ Two files: firm and establishment level, quarterly records ■ Inputs:

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The LEHD Infrastructure Files Introduction Input Files Infrastructure Files ➲ EHF: Employment History Files ➲ ICF: Individual Characteristics File ➲ ECF: Employer Characteristics File ➲ GAL: Geocoded Address List ➲ Flow so far Forming Aggregated Estimates: QWI Disclosure-proofing the QWI Publicly available files Conclusion May 6, 2005 - p. 13/31

ECF: Employer Characteristics File

■ Two files: firm and establishment level, quarterly records ■ Inputs:

  • 1. ES202
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The LEHD Infrastructure Files Introduction Input Files Infrastructure Files ➲ EHF: Employment History Files ➲ ICF: Individual Characteristics File ➲ ECF: Employer Characteristics File ➲ GAL: Geocoded Address List ➲ Flow so far Forming Aggregated Estimates: QWI Disclosure-proofing the QWI Publicly available files Conclusion May 6, 2005 - p. 13/31

ECF: Employer Characteristics File

■ Two files: firm and establishment level, quarterly records ■ Inputs:

  • 1. ES202
  • 2. UI: supplement information on the ES202, extend

published BLS county-level employment data

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The LEHD Infrastructure Files Introduction Input Files Infrastructure Files ➲ EHF: Employment History Files ➲ ICF: Individual Characteristics File ➲ ECF: Employer Characteristics File ➲ GAL: Geocoded Address List ➲ Flow so far Forming Aggregated Estimates: QWI Disclosure-proofing the QWI Publicly available files Conclusion May 6, 2005 - p. 13/31

ECF: Employer Characteristics File

■ Two files: firm and establishment level, quarterly records ■ Inputs:

  • 1. ES202
  • 2. UI: supplement information on the ES202, extend

published BLS county-level employment data

  • 3. GAL: establishment geocodes
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The LEHD Infrastructure Files Introduction Input Files Infrastructure Files ➲ EHF: Employment History Files ➲ ICF: Individual Characteristics File ➲ ECF: Employer Characteristics File ➲ GAL: Geocoded Address List ➲ Flow so far Forming Aggregated Estimates: QWI Disclosure-proofing the QWI Publicly available files Conclusion May 6, 2005 - p. 13/31

ECF: Employer Characteristics File

■ Two files: firm and establishment level, quarterly records ■ Inputs:

  • 1. ES202
  • 2. UI: supplement information on the ES202, extend

published BLS county-level employment data

  • 3. GAL: establishment geocodes
  • 4. LDB (BLS) for backfilling NAICS information
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ECF: Employer Characteristics File

■ Two files: firm and establishment level, quarterly records ■ Inputs:

  • 1. ES202
  • 2. UI: supplement information on the ES202, extend

published BLS county-level employment data

  • 3. GAL: establishment geocodes
  • 4. LDB (BLS) for backfilling NAICS information

■ Longitudinal edits for consistency and data completion

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ECF: Employer Characteristics File

■ Two files: firm and establishment level, quarterly records ■ Inputs:

  • 1. ES202
  • 2. UI: supplement information on the ES202, extend

published BLS county-level employment data

  • 3. GAL: establishment geocodes
  • 4. LDB (BLS) for backfilling NAICS information

■ Longitudinal edits for consistency and data completion ■ Imputation: ✦ impute SIC if NAICS non-missing and vice-versa

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ECF: Employer Characteristics File

■ Two files: firm and establishment level, quarterly records ■ Inputs:

  • 1. ES202
  • 2. UI: supplement information on the ES202, extend

published BLS county-level employment data

  • 3. GAL: establishment geocodes
  • 4. LDB (BLS) for backfilling NAICS information

■ Longitudinal edits for consistency and data completion ■ Imputation: ✦ impute SIC if NAICS non-missing and vice-versa ✦ unconditional impute of missing SIC and NAICS codes

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ECF: Employer Characteristics File

■ Two files: firm and establishment level, quarterly records ■ Inputs:

  • 1. ES202
  • 2. UI: supplement information on the ES202, extend

published BLS county-level employment data

  • 3. GAL: establishment geocodes
  • 4. LDB (BLS) for backfilling NAICS information

■ Longitudinal edits for consistency and data completion ■ Imputation: ✦ impute SIC if NAICS non-missing and vice-versa ✦ unconditional impute of missing SIC and NAICS codes ✦ geography conditional on industry

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GAL: Geocoded Address List

■ ... is a data set containing unique commercial and residential

addresses

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GAL: Geocoded Address List

■ ... is a data set containing unique commercial and residential

addresses

■ geocoded to the Census Block and latitude/longitude

coordinates

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GAL: Geocoded Address List

■ ... is a data set containing unique commercial and residential

addresses

■ geocoded to the Census Block and latitude/longitude

coordinates

■ Inputs:

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GAL: Geocoded Address List

■ ... is a data set containing unique commercial and residential

addresses

■ geocoded to the Census Block and latitude/longitude

coordinates

■ Inputs:

  • 1. ES202 data
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GAL: Geocoded Address List

■ ... is a data set containing unique commercial and residential

addresses

■ geocoded to the Census Block and latitude/longitude

coordinates

■ Inputs:

  • 1. ES202 data
  • 2. Census Bureau’s Business Register (BR)
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GAL: Geocoded Address List

■ ... is a data set containing unique commercial and residential

addresses

■ geocoded to the Census Block and latitude/longitude

coordinates

■ Inputs:

  • 1. ES202 data
  • 2. Census Bureau’s Business Register (BR)
  • 3. Census Bureau’s Master Address File (MAF)
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GAL: Geocoded Address List

■ ... is a data set containing unique commercial and residential

addresses

■ geocoded to the Census Block and latitude/longitude

coordinates

■ Inputs:

  • 1. ES202 data
  • 2. Census Bureau’s Business Register (BR)
  • 3. Census Bureau’s Master Address File (MAF)
  • 4. American Community Survey Place of Work file

(ACS-POW)

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GAL: Geocoded Address List

■ ... is a data set containing unique commercial and residential

addresses

■ geocoded to the Census Block and latitude/longitude

coordinates

■ Inputs:

  • 1. ES202 data
  • 2. Census Bureau’s Business Register (BR)
  • 3. Census Bureau’s Master Address File (MAF)
  • 4. American Community Survey Place of Work file

(ACS-POW)

■ Addresses are

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GAL: Geocoded Address List

■ ... is a data set containing unique commercial and residential

addresses

■ geocoded to the Census Block and latitude/longitude

coordinates

■ Inputs:

  • 1. ES202 data
  • 2. Census Bureau’s Business Register (BR)
  • 3. Census Bureau’s Master Address File (MAF)
  • 4. American Community Survey Place of Work file

(ACS-POW)

■ Addresses are

  • 1. geocoded
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GAL: Geocoded Address List

■ ... is a data set containing unique commercial and residential

addresses

■ geocoded to the Census Block and latitude/longitude

coordinates

■ Inputs:

  • 1. ES202 data
  • 2. Census Bureau’s Business Register (BR)
  • 3. Census Bureau’s Master Address File (MAF)
  • 4. American Community Survey Place of Work file

(ACS-POW)

■ Addresses are

  • 1. geocoded
  • 2. standardized
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GAL: Geocoded Address List

■ ... is a data set containing unique commercial and residential

addresses

■ geocoded to the Census Block and latitude/longitude

coordinates

■ Inputs:

  • 1. ES202 data
  • 2. Census Bureau’s Business Register (BR)
  • 3. Census Bureau’s Master Address File (MAF)
  • 4. American Community Survey Place of Work file

(ACS-POW)

■ Addresses are

  • 1. geocoded
  • 2. standardized
  • 3. unduplicated (by firm name)
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Flow so far

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Flow so far

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Flow so far

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Forming Aggregated Estimates: QWI

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Correction of spurious worker flows

■ Firm identifier:

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Correction of spurious worker flows

■ Firm identifier: state-specific account number

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Correction of spurious worker flows

■ Firm identifier: ■ Account numbers can and do change:

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Correction of spurious worker flows

■ Firm identifier: ■ Account numbers can and do change: ✦ change in legal form

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Correction of spurious worker flows

■ Firm identifier: ■ Account numbers can and do change: ✦ change in legal form ✦ a merger

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Correction of spurious worker flows

■ Firm identifier: ■ Account numbers can and do change: ✦ change in legal form ✦ a merger ■ Change in firm identifier

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Correction of spurious worker flows

■ Firm identifier: ■ Account numbers can and do change: ✦ change in legal form ✦ a merger ■ Change in firm identifier is the component determining when

a worker changes employers

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Correction of spurious worker flows

■ Firm identifier: ■ Account numbers can and do change: ✦ change in legal form ✦ a merger ■ Change in firm identifier ■ → non-economic change in identifier creates spurious flow

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Solution: Successor-Predecessor File

■ track large worker movements between SEINs

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Solution: Successor-Predecessor File

■ track large worker movements between SEINs ■ → link entities that have different account numbes, but

constitute the same economic entitiy

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Solution: Successor-Predecessor File

■ track large worker movements between SEINs ■ → link entities that have different account numbes, but

constitute the same economic entitiy

■ SPF provides a variety of link characteristics, based on the

number of workers leaving an SEIN, in both absolute and relative terms, and the number of workers entering an SEIN, again in absolute and relative terms.

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Solution: Successor-Predecessor File

■ track large worker movements between SEINs ■ → link entities that have different account numbes, but

constitute the same economic entitiy

■ SPF provides a variety of link characteristics, based on the

number of workers leaving an SEIN, in both absolute and relative terms, and the number of workers entering an SEIN, again in absolute and relative terms.

■ QWI: if 80% of an SEIN’s workers (the predecessor) are

  • bserved to move to a single successor, and that successor

absorbs 80% of its employees from a single predecessor, then all flows between those two account numbers are filtered out, and treated as if they had never existed.

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Attaching establishment characteristics to jobs

■ Goal: achieve a high level of accuracy and detail

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Attaching establishment characteristics to jobs

■ Goal: achieve a high level of accuracy and detail ■ Problem: no establishment identification on wage record

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Attaching establishment characteristics to jobs

■ Goal: achieve a high level of accuracy and detail ■ Problem:

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Attaching establishment characteristics to jobs

■ Goal: achieve a high level of accuracy and detail ■ Problem: ■ 30-40% of state-wide employment in multi-establishment

firms

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Attaching establishment characteristics to jobs

■ Goal: achieve a high level of accuracy and detail ■ Problem: ■ 30-40% of state-wide employment in multi-establishment

firms

■ Solution: probability model for employment location and

imputation

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Attaching establishment characteristics to jobs

■ Goal: achieve a high level of accuracy and detail ■ Problem: ■ 30-40% of state-wide employment in multi-establishment

firms

■ Solution: probability model for employment location and

imputation

■ Key elements are:

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Attaching establishment characteristics to jobs

■ Goal: achieve a high level of accuracy and detail ■ Problem: ■ 30-40% of state-wide employment in multi-establishment

firms

■ Solution: probability model for employment location and

imputation

■ Key elements are:

  • 1. distance between place-of-work and place-of-residence
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Attaching establishment characteristics to jobs

■ Goal: achieve a high level of accuracy and detail ■ Problem: ■ 30-40% of state-wide employment in multi-establishment

firms

■ Solution: probability model for employment location and

imputation

■ Key elements are:

  • 1. distance between place-of-work and place-of-residence
  • 2. distribution of employment across establishments of

multi-establishment firms.

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Attaching establishment characteristics to jobs

■ Goal: achieve a high level of accuracy and detail ■ Problem: ■ 30-40% of state-wide employment in multi-establishment

firms

■ Solution: probability model for employment location and

imputation

■ Key elements are:

  • 1. distance between place-of-work and place-of-residence
  • 2. distribution of employment across establishments of

multi-establishment firms.

■ Important practical aspects:

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Attaching establishment characteristics to jobs

■ Goal: achieve a high level of accuracy and detail ■ Problem: ■ 30-40% of state-wide employment in multi-establishment

firms

■ Solution: probability model for employment location and

imputation

■ Key elements are:

  • 1. distance between place-of-work and place-of-residence
  • 2. distribution of employment across establishments of

multi-establishment firms.

■ Important practical aspects: ✦ Non-ignorable missing data imputation

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Attaching establishment characteristics to jobs

■ Goal: achieve a high level of accuracy and detail ■ Problem: ■ 30-40% of state-wide employment in multi-establishment

firms

■ Solution: probability model for employment location and

imputation

■ Key elements are:

  • 1. distance between place-of-work and place-of-residence
  • 2. distribution of employment across establishments of

multi-establishment firms.

■ Important practical aspects: ✦ Non-ignorable missing data imputation ✦ Several million imputations every quarter

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U2W: Unit to Worker Impute

■ workers i = 1, ..., I

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U2W: Unit to Worker Impute

■ workers i = 1, ..., I ■ firms j = 1, ..., J

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U2W: Unit to Worker Impute

■ workers i = 1, ..., I ■ firms j = 1, ..., J ■ active establishments at firm j Rjt

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U2W: Unit to Worker Impute

■ workers i = 1, ..., I ■ firms j = 1, ..., J ■ active establishments at firm j Rjt ■ quarter t employment of establishment r in firm j Njrt

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U2W: Unit to Worker Impute

■ workers i = 1, ..., I ■ firms j = 1, ..., J ■ active establishments at firm j Rjt ■ quarter t employment of establishment r in firm j Njrt ■ yijt establishment at which i was employed

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U2W: Unit to Worker Impute

■ workers i = 1, ..., I ■ firms j = 1, ..., J ■ active establishments at firm j Rjt ■ quarter t employment of establishment r in firm j Njrt ■ yijt establishment at which i was employed ■ Jt firms active

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U2W: Unit to Worker Impute

■ workers i = 1, ..., I ■ firms j = 1, ..., J ■ active establishments at firm j Rjt ■ quarter t employment of establishment r in firm j Njrt ■ yijt establishment at which i was employed ■ Jt firms active ■ Ijt individuals employed at firm j

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U2W: Unit to Worker Impute

■ workers i = 1, ..., I ■ firms j = 1, ..., J ■ active establishments at firm j Rjt ■ quarter t employment of establishment r in firm j Njrt ■ yijt establishment at which i was employed ■ Jt firms active ■ Ijt individuals employed at firm j ■ Rjt set of active (Njrt > 0) establishments

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U2W: Unit to Worker Impute

■ workers i = 1, ..., I ■ firms j = 1, ..., J ■ active establishments at firm j Rjt ■ quarter t employment of establishment r in firm j Njrt ■ yijt establishment at which i was employed ■ Jt firms active ■ Ijt individuals employed at firm j ■ Rjt set of active (Njrt > 0) establishments ■ Ri jt ⊂ Rjt set of active establishments that are feasible for

worker i.

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U2W: Unit to Worker Impute

■ workers i = 1, ..., I ■ firms j = 1, ..., J ■ active establishments at firm j Rjt ■ quarter t employment of establishment r in firm j Njrt ■ yijt establishment at which i was employed ■ Jt firms active ■ Ijt individuals employed at firm j ■ Rjt set of active (Njrt > 0) establishments ■ Ri jt ⊂ Rjt set of active establishments that are feasible for

worker i.

■ Feasibility: an establishment r ∈ Ri jt if Njrs > 0 for every

quarter s that i was employed at j.

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U2W: Unit to Worker Impute

■ workers i = 1, ..., I ■ firms j = 1, ..., J ■ active establishments at firm j Rjt ■ quarter t employment of establishment r in firm j Njrt ■ yijt establishment at which i was employed ■ Jt firms active ■ Ijt individuals employed at firm j ■ Rjt set of active (Njrt > 0) establishments ■ Ri jt ⊂ Rjt set of active establishments that are feasible for

worker i.

■ Feasibility: an establishment r ∈ Ri jt if Njrs > 0 for every

quarter s that i was employed at j.

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Probability Model

pijrt = Pr (yijt = r)

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Probability Model

pijrt = Pr (yijt = r) pijrt = eαjrt+x′

ijrtβ

  • s∈Ri

jt eαjst+x′ ijstβ

(1)

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Probability Model

pijrt = Pr (yijt = r) pijrt = eαjrt+x′

ijrtβ

  • s∈Ri

jt eαjst+x′ ijstβ

(1)

αjrt establishment- and quarter-specific effect

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Probability Model

pijrt = Pr (yijt = r) pijrt = eαjrt+x′

ijrtβ

  • s∈Ri

jt eαjst+x′ ijstβ

(1)

αjrt establishment- and quarter-specific effect xijrt time-varying vector, worker and establishment

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Probability Model

pijrt = Pr (yijt = r) pijrt = eαjrt+x′

ijrtβ

  • s∈Ri

jt eαjst+x′ ijstβ

(1)

αjrt establishment- and quarter-specific effect xijrt time-varying vector, worker and establishment β effect on probability of being employed at a particular establishment

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Probability Model

pijrt = Pr (yijt = r) pijrt = eαjrt+x′

ijrtβ

  • s∈Ri

jt eαjst+x′ ijstβ

(1)

αjrt establishment- and quarter-specific effect xijrt time-varying vector, worker and establishment β effect on probability of being employed at a particular establishment Currently:

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Probability Model

pijrt = Pr (yijt = r) pijrt = eαjrt+x′

ijrtβ

  • s∈Ri

jt eαjst+x′ ijstβ

(1)

αjrt establishment- and quarter-specific effect xijrt time-varying vector, worker and establishment β effect on probability of being employed at a particular establishment Currently:

✦ xijrt is linear spline in distance between residence and

establishment

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Probability Model

pijrt = Pr (yijt = r) pijrt = eαjrt+x′

ijrtβ

  • s∈Ri

jt eαjst+x′ ijstβ

(1)

αjrt establishment- and quarter-specific effect xijrt time-varying vector, worker and establishment β effect on probability of being employed at a particular establishment Currently:

✦ xijrt is linear spline in distance between residence and

establishment

✦ αjrt is a hierarchical Bayesian model based on Njrt is

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Implementation

Using Minnesota data,

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Implementation

Using Minnesota data, compute posterior modal value of αjrt

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Implementation

Using Minnesota data, compute posterior modal value of αjrt evaluate the posterior mode of p(β|α, x, y)

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Implementation

Using Minnesota data, compute posterior modal value of αjrt evaluate the posterior mode of p(β|α, x, y) maximize log p (β|α, x, y) ∝

T

  • t=1
  • j∈Jt
  • i∈Ijt
  • r∈Ri

jt

dijrt

  • αjrt + x′

ijrtβ

− log  

s∈Ri

jt

eαjst+x′

ijstβ

   

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Implementation

■ use mean and variance of β from Minnesota data

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Implementation

■ use mean and variance of β from Minnesota data ■ take 10 draws of β from the normal approximation (at the

mode) to p (β|α, x, y).

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Implementation

■ use mean and variance of β from Minnesota data ■ take 10 draws of β from the normal approximation (at the

mode) to p (β|α, x, y).

■ use QCEW employment counts, compute 10 values of αjt

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Implementation

■ use mean and variance of β from Minnesota data ■ take 10 draws of β from the normal approximation (at the

mode) to p (β|α, x, y).

■ use QCEW employment counts, compute 10 values of αjt ■ The drawn values of α and β are used to draw 10 imputed

values of place of work from to the posterior predictive distribution p (˜ y|x, y) = p (˜ y|α, β, x, y) p (α|N) p (β|α, x, y) dαdβ

(2)

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Implementation

■ use mean and variance of β from Minnesota data ■ take 10 draws of β from the normal approximation (at the

mode) to p (β|α, x, y).

■ use QCEW employment counts, compute 10 values of αjt ■ The drawn values of α and β are used to draw 10 imputed

values of place of work from to the posterior predictive distribution p (˜ y|x, y) = p (˜ y|α, β, x, y) p (α|N) p (β|α, x, y) dαdβ

(2)

■ → 10 establishment identifiers associated with a job spell

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Computing the statistics

■ We now have:

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Computing the statistics

■ We now have: ✦ Jobs identified

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Computing the statistics

■ We now have: ✦ Jobs identified ✦ Jobholder’s demographics (age, gender)

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Computing the statistics

■ We now have: ✦ Jobs identified ✦ Jobholder’s demographics

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Computing the statistics

■ We now have: ✦ Jobs identified ✦ Jobholder’s demographics ✦ Establishment’s characteristics (geography and industry)

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Computing the statistics

■ We now have: ✦ Jobs identified ✦ Jobholder’s demographics ✦ Establishment’s characteristics

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Computing the statistics

■ We now have: ✦ Jobs identified ✦ Jobholder’s demographics ✦ Establishment’s characteristics ■ Now compute

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Computing the statistics

■ We now have: ✦ Jobs identified ✦ Jobholder’s demographics ✦ Establishment’s characteristics ■ Now compute

  • 1. For each job, the relevant variables, defined at the

person-level (indicators)

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Computing the statistics

■ We now have: ✦ Jobs identified ✦ Jobholder’s demographics ✦ Establishment’s characteristics ■ Now compute

  • 1. For each job, the relevant variables, defined at the

person-level (indicators)

  • 2. Aggregate (typically sum) to the establishment level
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Computing the statistics

■ We now have: ✦ Jobs identified ✦ Jobholder’s demographics ✦ Establishment’s characteristics ■ Now compute

  • 1. For each job, the relevant variables, defined at the

person-level (indicators)

  • 2. Aggregate (typically sum) to the establishment level
  • 3. → establishment-level statistics, available in RDC
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Computing the statistics

■ We now have: ✦ Jobs identified ✦ Jobholder’s demographics ✦ Establishment’s characteristics ■ Now compute

  • 1. For each job, the relevant variables, defined at the

person-level (indicators)

  • 2. Aggregate (typically sum) to the establishment level
  • 3. → establishment-level statistics, available in RDC
  • 4. Attach weights to each establishment
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Computing the statistics

■ We now have: ✦ Jobs identified ✦ Jobholder’s demographics ✦ Establishment’s characteristics ■ Now compute

  • 1. For each job, the relevant variables, defined at the

person-level (indicators)

  • 2. Aggregate (typically sum) to the establishment level
  • 3. → establishment-level statistics, available in RDC
  • 4. Attach weights to each establishment
  • 5. Attach ’fuzz’ factors to each establishment
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Computing the statistics

■ We now have: ✦ Jobs identified ✦ Jobholder’s demographics ✦ Establishment’s characteristics ■ Now compute

  • 1. For each job, the relevant variables, defined at the

person-level (indicators)

  • 2. Aggregate (typically sum) to the establishment level
  • 3. → establishment-level statistics, available in RDC
  • 4. Attach weights to each establishment
  • 5. Attach ’fuzz’ factors to each establishment
  • 6. Final aggregation to desired

geography-industry-demographic detail

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Computing the statistics

■ We now have: ✦ Jobs identified ✦ Jobholder’s demographics ✦ Establishment’s characteristics ■ Now compute

  • 1. For each job, the relevant variables, defined at the

person-level (indicators)

  • 2. Aggregate (typically sum) to the establishment level
  • 3. → establishment-level statistics, available in RDC
  • 4. Attach weights to each establishment
  • 5. Attach ’fuzz’ factors to each establishment
  • 6. Final aggregation to desired

geography-industry-demographic detail

■ Disclosure-proof

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Disclosure-proofing the QWI

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Noise-infusion

■ First layer: workplace-level aggregation

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Noise-infusion

■ First layer: workplace-level aggregation ✦ infusion of specially constructed noise:

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Noise-infusion

■ First layer: workplace-level aggregation ✦ infusion of specially constructed noise: ✦

p (δj) =    (b − δ)

  • (b − a)2, δ ∈ [a, b]

(b + δ − 2)

  • (b − a)2, δ ∈ [2 − b, 2 − a]

(3)

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Noise-infusion

■ First layer: workplace-level aggregation ✦ infusion of specially constructed noise: ✦

p (δj) =    (b − δ)

  • (b − a)2, δ ∈ [a, b]

(b + δ − 2)

  • (b − a)2, δ ∈ [2 − b, 2 − a]

(3)

✦ Result: random noise factor centered around 1 with

distortion of at least a − 1 and at most b − 1.

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Noise-infusion

■ First layer: workplace-level aggregation ✦ infusion of specially constructed noise: ✦

p (δj) =    (b − δ)

  • (b − a)2, δ ∈ [a, b]

(b + δ − 2)

  • (b − a)2, δ ∈ [2 − b, 2 − a]

(3)

✦ Result: random noise factor centered around 1 with

distortion of at least a − 1 and at most b − 1.

■ Important properties:

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Noise-infusion

■ First layer: workplace-level aggregation ✦ infusion of specially constructed noise: ✦

p (δj) =    (b − δ)

  • (b − a)2, δ ∈ [a, b]

(b + δ − 2)

  • (b − a)2, δ ∈ [2 − b, 2 − a]

(3)

✦ Result: random noise factor centered around 1 with

distortion of at least a − 1 and at most b − 1.

■ Important properties:

  • 1. for a given workplace, distortion is always distorted in the

same direction (increased or decreased) by the same percentage amount in every period.

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Noise-infusion

■ First layer: workplace-level aggregation ✦ infusion of specially constructed noise: ✦

p (δj) =    (b − δ)

  • (b − a)2, δ ∈ [a, b]

(b + δ − 2)

  • (b − a)2, δ ∈ [2 − b, 2 − a]

(3)

✦ Result: random noise factor centered around 1 with

distortion of at least a − 1 and at most b − 1.

■ Important properties:

  • 1. for a given workplace, distortion is always distorted in the

same direction (increased or decreased) by the same percentage amount in every period.

  • 2. when estimates are aggregated, the effects of the

distortion cancel out for the vast majority of the estimates.

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Item suppression

■ Second layer: after aggregations

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Item suppression

■ Second layer: after aggregations ✦ Some estimates are based on fewer than three persons or

firms.

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Item suppression

■ Second layer: after aggregations ✦ Some estimates are based on fewer than three persons or

firms.

✦ → suppression of these estimates

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Item suppression

■ Second layer: after aggregations ✦ Some estimates are based on fewer than three persons or

firms.

✦ → suppression of these estimates ✦ Some of the estimates are based on noisy data

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Item suppression

■ Second layer: after aggregations ✦ Some estimates are based on fewer than three persons or

firms.

✦ → suppression of these estimates ✦ Some of the estimates are based on noisy data ✦ → flagged as “substantially distorted”

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Item suppression

■ Second layer: after aggregations ✦ Some estimates are based on fewer than three persons or

firms.

✦ → suppression of these estimates ✦ Some of the estimates are based on noisy data ✦ → flagged as “substantially distorted”

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Item suppression

■ Second layer: after aggregations ✦ Some estimates are based on fewer than three persons or

firms.

✦ → suppression of these estimates ✦ Some of the estimates are based on noisy data ✦ → flagged as “substantially distorted”

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Publicly available files

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Publicly available files

■ Published QWI

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Publicly available files

■ Published QWI

→ http://lehd.dsd.census.gov

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Publicly available files

■ Published QWI

→ http://lehd.dsd.census.gov

■ RDC

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Publicly available files

■ Published QWI

→ http://lehd.dsd.census.gov

■ RDC ✦ Employer characteristics files ECF → LEHD-ECF

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Publicly available files

■ Published QWI

→ http://lehd.dsd.census.gov

■ RDC ✦ Employer characteristics files ECF → LEHD-ECF ✦ Establishment level flow files - Firm-level QWI →

LEHD-QWI

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Publicly available files

■ Published QWI

→ http://lehd.dsd.census.gov

■ RDC ✦ Employer characteristics files ECF → LEHD-ECF ✦ Establishment level flow files - Firm-level QWI →

LEHD-QWI

✦ LEHD Business Register Bridge (LEHD-BRB)

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Publicly available files

■ Published QWI

→ http://lehd.dsd.census.gov

■ RDC ✦ Employer characteristics files ECF → LEHD-ECF ✦ Establishment level flow files - Firm-level QWI →

LEHD-QWI

✦ LEHD Business Register Bridge (LEHD-BRB) ✦ Human Capital files LEHD-HCF

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Publicly available files

■ Published QWI

→ http://lehd.dsd.census.gov

■ RDC ✦ Employer characteristics files ECF → LEHD-ECF ✦ Establishment level flow files - Firm-level QWI →

LEHD-QWI

✦ LEHD Business Register Bridge (LEHD-BRB) ✦ Human Capital files LEHD-HCF

→ http://www.ces.census.gov

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Flow so far

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Flow so far

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Flow so far

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Flow so far