HILDA keeps track of data using an online system that stores each specific variable and its corresponding summary by wave. In the sheet below, for each variable, each wave contains direct links to the specific variables used in the construction of the CNEF variable code.
SLID does not have an online system nor database which tracks each specific variable and its corresponding summary by wave. Thus, in the sheet below, for each variable, each link directs to a notepad file stored in Google Drive which outlines the same details that we collect from countries which do have online databases. Note that many of the files do not yet contain data counts per variable per year and they will be updated as we obtain the data.
We are working to construct this form and hope to have it available soon.
We are working to construct this form and hope to have it available soon.
We are working to construct this form and hope to have it available soon.
RLMS does not have an online system nor database which tracks each specific variable and its corresponding summary by wave. Thus, in the sheet below, for each variable, each link directs to a notepad file stored in Google Drive which outlines the same details that we collect from countries which do have online databases.
We are working to construct this form and hope to have it available soon.
The BHPS keeps track of data using an online system that stores each specific variable and its corresponding summary by wave and by record type. In the sheet below, for each variable, each wave contains direct links to the variable details as well as a link to the overarching record type that it is stored under. Note, in some years variables were stored under multiple record types, which we have included here for the fullest transparency.
The UKHLS keeps track of data using an online system similar to that of the BHPS, above, but with slightly different structuring. In the sheet below, for each variable, each wave contains direct links to the variable details, its record type, and its details for each wave that it is involved in. Note that unlike the BHPS there is not a different link corresponding to each variables record type.
The links below connect users to the PSID Data Center documentation that tabulates a frequency distribution for each original variable. Until 1993 PSID variable names begin with a “V.” Since 1994, the PSID names variables with an “ER” prefix (Early Release) prefix. The variable names are unique.