Current Population Survey (CPS) Supplements: Annual Social and Economic Supplement
"The Annual Social and Economic Supplement (CPS-ASEC) is conducted annually in the months of February, March, and April. In addition to the usual monthly labor force data, this supplement provides information on work experience, income, noncash benefits, and migration of persons ages 15 years and older."
All files follow the naming convention cpsmarYYYY where YYYY is the year. Here we offer the original files (dat, SAS, and csv) and documentation as well as Stata, SAS, and SPSS programs to read the raw files.
Note for all CPS supplements (may or may not apply to this specific supplement): For 2000-Census based weights, 2002 NAICS-based industry codes, 2000 SOC-based occupation codes, and revised class of worker and union variables for 2000-2002 the CPS files, please visit CPS Extracts. Several major changes affected the 2003 CPS. For more information about the changes, please visit CPS Extracts.
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