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Under-Reporting of Medicaid and Welfare in the Current Population Survey
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Title Page
Preface
Table of Contents
List of Tables
List of Figures
Summary
The Current Population Survey (CPS), Under-Reporting, and Matching
The Magnitude of Under-Reporting And Our Imputation Model
The Effects of Under-Reporting on Estimates of Medi-Cal Enrollment Rates
The Effects of Under-Reporting on Estimates of Uninsurance
SummaryAcknowledgments
Glossary, List of Symbols, etc.
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Introduction
Plan of the Report
Previous Literature on Under-Reporting -
Medi-Cal, the CPS, The MEDS, and Under-Reporting
The Medi-Cal Program
The Medi-Cal Eligibility Data System (MEDS)
The Current Population Survey (CPS)
Levels and Trends In Mis-Reporting
Discussion -
The Matched Data
Matching
Simple Reporting Rates
Who Mis-reports?
“Behavioral Regressions” and “Imputational Regressions”
Understanding the Reporting Errors
CPS Reference Period
Time Trends
CPS Imputations
Conclusion -
Extrapolating to the Full Data
The Identification Problem
Imputing the Data
Stratifying
Conclusion -
New Estimates of the Uninsured
Dual Reporting
Our Approach
Revised Estimates of Uninsurance, By Demographic Group -
New Estimates of Medi-Cal and Welfare Enrollment Rates
Pooled Results
Discussion -
Conclusion
Appendix A. Detailed Notes on File Construction and Matching
A.1. The Raw Data
A.2. Matching the CPS and the MEDS
A.3. Verifying MatchesAppendix B. Regression Specification for Response Errors
B.1 The Basic Approach
B.2 Detailed Logistic Regression ResultsBibliography
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