The home mortgage interest deduction disproportionately benefits White households over Black households: Joe LaBriola, Chinyere Agbai and Nils Neumann present PSID evidence and calculate how reforms could affect inequality. Stone Center for Inequality Dynamics #PAA2024 submissions.mirasmart.com/PAA2024/Itiner…

Join us for the #PAA2024 PSID New and Prospective Data User Workshop in one week, Wednesday the 17th from 8am-noon, in Union C.
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In new work, Wen Fan (Boston College) uses PSID and SOEP (@EUI_EU) to identify patterns of family division of labor and how they change during the transition to parenthood.
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We are excited to see everyone at #PAA2024 next week in Columbus. Check out this list of great presentations that use #PSIDdata .
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In new work, Nikita Jacob (University of York) uses #PSIDdata for 1968-2011 to examine the effect of assortative mating on marital dissolution during times of economic recession and expansion.
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Don't delay!
The PSID Data Users Summer Workshop will be held in person June 17-21 in Ann Arbor.
Information about how to apply is here: myumi.ch/mZ4Q4
The application portal is hosted here: myumi.ch/6ydW9
U-M ISR UM SRC UM Population Studies Center ICPSR Summer Program

Encouragingly, the estimation method even works when you only have a 10x10 cell transition matrix--the kind you could make from panel surveys like the PSID or the DIW Berlin SOEP in Germany

Final releases of TAS-2021 restricted data files will be available soon. The updated files include IPEDS School Identifiers, College Major, Criminal Justice Exposure, Ethnicity, Gender Identity, and Urbanicity. Information about how to apply is available on the website.

PSID News — March 2024

TAS-2021 Final Release Data are now available in the Data Center and zip packages. The TAS-2021 sample includes 2,362 young adults ages 18-28 years in PSID families. An updated User Guide, Questionnaire, and Codebook are also available on the website.

Only 3 weeks left to apply!
The PSID Data Users Summer Workshop will be held in person June 17-21 in Ann Arbor.
Information about how to apply is here: myumi.ch/mZ4Q4
The application portal is hosted here: myumi.ch/6ydW9
U-M ISR UM SRC UM Population Studies Center ICPSR Summer Program

Want to attend the #PAA2024 PSID Workshop?

1) Register through the PAA portal
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2) Fill out the short application below to get your workshop fee reimbursed!
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April 17th, 2024
8:00 AM-12:00 PM ET
In-person only
Columbus, Ohio

How do racial/ethnic inequalities in childhood reinforce the intergenerational persistence of poverty? UM Population Studies Center trainee Davis Daumler presents on stark disparities that may account for half of the Black-White difference in adult socioeconomic outcomes. #PAA2024 PSID

Peter Mateyka (Department of Housing and Urban Development) and Matt Hall (@CornellSoc) examine estimates in PSID and SIPP of the 'White Flight' hypothesis and find substantively similar results.
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.UM Population Studies Center trainee @Catalinaanampa leverages new data linking the 1940 US Census to PSID to look at multi-generational wealth mobility. She finds unequal Black/White wealth mobility, and that multigenerational associations in home wealth disappear after 2 generations. #PAA2024

Only one month left!
The PSID Data Users Summer Workshop will be held in person June 17-21 in Ann Arbor.
Information about how to apply is here: myumi.ch/mZ4Q4
The application portal is hosted here: myumi.ch/6ydW9
U-M ISR UM SRC UM Population Studies Center ICPSR Summer Program

In new work, Kent Jason Cheng and Alexis Rául Santos-Lozada (both Penn State HHD) find not all 'Sandwich' generation experiences to be equal as they differ by relationship direction and whether transfers between individuals are of time and/or money.
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In the flash presentation session in economic inequality, don't miss Jake Hays and Joe LaBriola present on new PSID data on how household wealth in the US changed in the years of the COVID-19 pandemic, substantially widening wealth inequalities. UM Population Studies Center @UMichStoneCID

Only 4 weeks left to register for PAA!
When doing so, consider adding the PSID Workshop for New and Prospective Users being held on Wednesday, April 17 from 8AM-Noon. Included will be information about all #PSIDdata available, including our new genetic components.

📢☕️ Don't miss out on Coffee Hour with the Director tomorrow from 9:30-11am! Join us in the ISR-Thompson James S. Jackson Atrium for a chance to chat and enjoy some delicious coffee. See you there!