社会保障收入在两项调查中的测量。

Q3 Social Sciences
Social Security Bulletin Pub Date : 2013-01-01
Howard M Iams, Patrick J Purcell
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摘要

作为美国退休人员的主要收入来源,社会保障福利直接影响到经济福祉。这一事实强调了在家庭调查中准确衡量社会保障收入的重要性。使用社会保障局(SSA)的记录,我们检查了两次人口普查局调查报告的社会保障收入,收入和计划参与调查(SIPP)和当前人口调查(CPS)。尽管SSA通常从福利支付中扣除医疗保险费用,但CPS和SIPP的目标都是收集和记录社会保险福利总额(在医疗保险费用扣除之前)。我们发现,在CPS中记录的社会保障福利与在SSA记录中记录的CPS受访者的总福利非常接近,但在SIPP中记录的社会保障福利更接近SSA的净福利支付记录(扣除医疗保险费后)。
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Social Security income measurement in two surveys.

As a major source of income for retired persons in the United States, Social Security benefits directly influence economic well-being. That fact underscores the importance of measuring Social Security income accurately in household surveys. Using Social Security Administration (SSA) records, we examine Social Security income as reported in two Census Bureau surveys, the Survey of Income and Program Participation (SIPP) and the Current Population Survey (CPS). Although SSA usually deducts Medicare premiums from benefit payments, both the CPS and the SIPP aim to collect and record gross Social Security benefit amounts (before Medicare premium deductions). We find that the Social Security benefit recorded in the CPS closely approximates the gross benefit recorded for CPS respondents in SSA's records, but the Social Security benefit recorded in the SIPP more closely approximates SSA's record of net benefit payments (after deducting Medicare premiums).

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Social Security Bulletin
Social Security Bulletin Social Sciences-Social Sciences (miscellaneous)
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