Puerto Rico Panel Study of Income Dynamics (PR-PSID)
波多黎各收入动态小组研究 (PR-PSID)
基本信息
- 批准号:10657678
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 66.27万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2021
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2021-09-01 至 2026-05-31
- 项目状态:未结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:AddressAdoptedAdult ChildrenBehaviorCOVID-19COVID-19 pandemicCensusesChargeChildCollaborationsCommunitiesDataData CollectionData SourcesDisease remissionDropsEconomicsEducationEmploymentEnsureFamilyFamily memberFertilityFundingFutureGoalsHealthHealthcareHousingHurricaneImmigrantImmigrant familyIncomeIndividualInequalityInfrastructureInterventionIslandJob lossKnowledgeLatinoMeasurementMeasuresModelingMorbidity - disease rateOut-MigrationsOutcomePersonal SatisfactionPopulationPovertyProceduresProcessProductionProtocols documentationPublic PolicyPublicationsPuerto RicanPuerto RicoQuestionnairesRecoveryResearchResourcesRespondentRunningSamplingSeasonsServicesSocial Well-BeingStimulusSurveysTimeUncertaintyUnited Statescomparativecostdesigndistributed datafallshealth disparityimprovedinstrumentmembermigrationmortalitypanel study of income dynamicspaymentpilot testpopulation healthprogramsprospectivereconstructionsocialsocial disparitiessuccess
项目摘要
Project Summary/Abstract
This project will design and launch the Puerto Rico Panel Study of Income Dynamics (PR-PSID), a new
longitudinal panel survey that will provide representative data on the Puerto Rico population. PR-PSID will sup-
port detailed research on a variety of topics, focused on the causes and consequences of demographic change
and the relationship of this change to the wellbeing of the island's population. We will develop the necessary
survey instruments, sampling procedures, and fieldwork protocols for PR-PSID by borrowing and adapting
these to the Puerto Rico context from the Panel Study of Income Dynamics (PSID)—a long-running panel sur-
vey of U.S. families that allows for the study of these and related topics. By adopting and adapting PSID defini-
tions, questionnaire instruments, and procedures, the PR-PSID will provide data for Puerto Rico that are di-
rectly comparable to data available for the U.S. This will support measurement continuity and comparability for
PR-PSID respondents who migrate between PR and the U.S. mainland in future waves of data collection. Our
specific aims are to develop survey instruments and a sampling frame for collecting population representative
data for PR-PSID; to pilot test the PR-PSID questionnaire, sampling procedures, and fieldwork protocols; and
to implement the baseline wave of PR-PSID in Puerto Rico in 2023 and process and distribute these data free
of charge to the research community. The new data from PR-PSID in 2023 and beyond—in conjunction with
comparable data from PSID for the U.S.—will provide a unique and valuable resource for studying economic
and social wellbeing and the causes and consequences of demographic change among Puerto Ricans. PR-
PSID is significant for a number of reasons. It will be the only representative panel survey of families in Puerto
Rico and will capture a broad range of social, economic, and demographic processes. The study will also pro-
vide a unique data source for studying Puerto Rican's moves to and family connections in the mainland U.S.,
including remitting behavior. Of particular value are the comparative data from PSID for the U.S. and the po-
tential for continued survey participation and measurement for PR-PSID sample members who move to and
from the mainland U.S. In time, PR-PSID has the potential to become an integral part of PSID with advantages
for PSID incorporating a large Latino sample and having nationally representative data if Puerto Rico should
ever become a U.S. state. Finally, PR-PSID scientific data for Puerto Rico on social, economic, and demo-
graphic processes of individuals and families will inform public policies and interventions that seek to improve
the status and wellbeing of the Puerto Rican population.
项目摘要/摘要
该项目将设计并启动波多黎各的收入动态研究(PR-PSID),这是一个新的
纵向小组调查将提供有关波多黎各人口的代表性数据。 PR-PSID将占用
港口详细研究各种主题,重点介绍了人口变化的原因和后果
这种变化与岛上人口的福祉的关系。我们将开发必要的
通过借贷和调整,用于PR-PSID的调查工具,抽样程序和现场工作协议
这些来自收入动态的小组研究(PSID)的波多黎各环境 - 一个长期运行的小组
允许研究这些和相关主题的美国家庭。通过采用和适应PSID定义 -
PR-PSID将为波多黎各提供数据
与美国可用的数据完全可比,这将支持测量的连续性和可比性
PR-PSID在未来的数据收集浪潮中回应了PR迁移的PR和美国大陆之间。我们的
具体目的是开发调查工具和用于收集人口代表的抽样框架
PR-PSID的数据;试点测试PR-PSID问卷,采样程序和现场工作协议;和
在2023年在波多黎各实施PR-PSID的基线浪潮,并免费分配这些数据
负责研究社区。来自2023年及以后的PR-PSID的新数据与
美国PSID的可比数据将为研究经济提供独特而宝贵的资源
和社会福祉以及波多黎各人的人口变化的原因和后果。 pr
PSID很重要,原因有很多。这将是波多黎各家庭的唯一代表性小组调查
Rico并将捕捉广泛的社会,经济和人口过程。这项研究也将支持
视频是研究波多黎各人向美国大陆的家庭联系和家庭联系的独特数据源,
包括汇总行为。特殊价值的是美国PSID的比较数据和PO-
继续进行调查的调查参与和测量
PR-PSID来自美国大陆,有可能成为PSID不可或缺的一部分
用于编码大型拉丁裔样本并具有全国代表性数据的PSID,如果应该
曾经成为美国州。最后,波多黎各关于社会,经济和演示的PR-PSID科学数据
个人和家庭的图形过程将为寻求改进的公共政策和干预措施提供信息
波多黎各人口的地位和福祉。
项目成果
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