Common use of Data File Information Clause in Contracts

Data File Information. This public use data file contains variable and frequency distributions for a total of 41,418 persons (20,004 from Panel 16 Round 3 and 21,414 from Panel 17 Round 1). This count includes all household survey persons who resided in eligible responding households. Of these persons, 39,909 were assigned a positive person-level weight (19,091 from Panel 16 Round 3 and 20,818 from Panel 17 Round 1). For each variable, both weighted and unweighted frequencies are provided. In conjunction with the weight variable (WGTSP13) provided on this file, data for these persons can be used to make estimates for the civilian, non-institutionalized U.S. population as of the first half of 2012.

Data File Information. This public use data file dataset contains variable and frequency distributions for a total of 41,418 41,002 persons (20,004 22,553 from Panel 16 6 Round 3 and 21,414 18,449 from Panel 17 7 Round 1). This count includes all household survey persons respondents who resided in eligible responding households. Of these persons, 39,909 39,571 were assigned a positive person-level weight (19,091 21,620 from Panel 16 6 Round 3 and 20,818 17,951 from Panel 17 7 Round 1). For each variable, both weighted and unweighted frequencies are provided. In conjunction with the weight variable (WGTSP13) provided on this file, data for these persons can be used to make estimates for the civilian, non-institutionalized noninstitutionalized U.S. population as of the first half of 20122002.

Data File Information. This public use data file set contains variable and frequency distributions for a total of 41,418 36,156 persons (20,004 17,348 from Panel 16 8 Round 3 and 21,414 18,808 from Panel 17 9 Round 1). This count includes all household survey persons respondents who resided in eligible responding households. Of these persons, 39,909 34,797 were assigned a positive person-level weight (19,091 16,530 from Panel 16 8 Round 3 and 20,818 18,267 from Panel 17 9 Round 1). For each variable, both weighted and unweighted frequencies are provided. In conjunction with the weight variable (WGTSP13) provided on this file, data for these persons can be used to make estimates for the civilian, non-institutionalized U.S. population as of the first half of 20122004.

Data File Information. This public use data file contains variable and frequency distributions for a total of 41,418 35,317 persons (20,004 17,580 from Panel 16 14 Round 3 and 21,414 17,737 from Panel 17 15 Round 1). This count includes all household survey persons who resided in eligible responding households. Of these persons, 39,909 33,971 were assigned a positive person-level weight (19,091 16,725 from Panel 16 14 Round 3 and 20,818 17,246 from Panel 17 15 Round 1). For each variable, both weighted and unweighted frequencies are provided. In conjunction with the weight variable (WGTSP13) provided on this file, data for these persons can be used to make estimates for the civilian, non-institutionalized U.S. population as of the first half of 20122010.

Data File Information. This public use data file contains variable and frequency distributions for a total of 41,418 37,338 persons (20,004 15,784 from Panel 15 Round 3 and 21,554 from Panel 16 Round 3 and 21,414 from Panel 17 Round 1). This count includes all household survey persons who resided in eligible responding households. Of these persons, 39,909 35,999 were assigned a positive person-level weight (19,091 15,043 from Panel 15 Round 3 and 20,956 from Panel 16 Round 3 and 20,818 from Panel 17 Round 1). For each variable, both weighted and unweighted frequencies are provided. In conjunction with the weight variable (WGTSP13) provided on this file, data for these persons can be used to make estimates for the civilian, non-institutionalized U.S. population as of the first half of 20122011.

Data File Information. This public use data file contains variable and frequency distributions for a total of 41,418 36,895 persons (20,004 17,001 from Panel 16 10 Round 3 and 21,414 19,894 from Panel 17 11 Round 1). This count includes all household survey persons respondents who resided in eligible responding households. Of these persons, 39,909 35,599 were assigned a positive person-level weight (19,091 16,242 from Panel 16 10 Round 3 and 20,818 19,357 from Panel 17 11 Round 1). For each variable, both weighted and unweighted frequencies are provided. In conjunction with the weight variable (WGTSP13) provided on this file, data for these persons can be used to make estimates for the civilian, non-institutionalized U.S. population as of the first half of 20122006.

Data File Information. This public use data file contains variable and frequency distributions for a total of 41,418 39,654 persons (20,004 19,881 from Panel 16 13 Round 3 and 21,414 19,773 from Panel 17 14 Round 1). This count includes all household survey persons respondents who resided in eligible responding households. Of these persons, 39,909 37,970 were assigned a positive person-level weight (19,091 18,779 from Panel 16 13 Round 3 and 20,818 19,191 from Panel 17 14 Round 1). For each variable, both weighted and unweighted frequencies are provided. In conjunction with the weight variable (WGTSP13) provided on this file, data for these persons can be used to make estimates for the civilian, non-institutionalized U.S. population as of the first half of 20122009.

Data File Information. This public use data file contains variable and frequency distributions for a total of 41,418 39,855 persons (20,004 19,636 from Panel 16 17 Round 3 and 21,414 20,219 from Panel 17 18 Round 1). This count includes all household survey persons who resided in eligible responding households. Of these persons, 39,909 38,423 were assigned a positive person-level weight (19,091 from Panel 16 Round 3 and 20,818 18,726 from Panel 17 Round 3 and 19,697 from Panel 18 Round 1). For each variable, both weighted and unweighted frequencies are provided. In conjunction with the weight variable (WGTSP13) provided on this file, data for these persons can be used to make estimates for the civilian, non-institutionalized U.S. population as of the first half of 20122013.

Data File Information. This public use data file contains variable and frequency distributions for a total of 41,418 38,239 persons (20,004 17,203 from Panel 16 19 Round 3 and 21,414 21,036 from Panel 17 20 Round 1). This count includes all household survey persons who resided in eligible responding households. Of these persons, 39,909 37,010 were assigned a positive person-level weight (19,091 16,448 from Panel 16 19 Round 3 and 20,818 20,562 from Panel 17 20 Round 1). For each variable, both weighted and unweighted frequencies are provided. In conjunction with the weight variable (WGTSP13) provided on this file, data for these persons can be used to make estimates for the civilian, non-institutionalized U.S. population as of the first half of 20122015.

Data File Information. This public use data file contains variable and frequency distributions for a total of 41,418 34,846 persons (20,004 13,624 from Panel 16 12 Round 3 and 21,414 21,222 from Panel 17 13 Round 1). This count includes all household survey persons respondents who resided in eligible responding households. Of these persons, 39,909 33,526 were assigned a positive person-level weight (19,091 12,917 from Panel 16 12 Round 3 and 20,818 20,609 from Panel 17 13 Round 1). For each variable, both weighted and unweighted frequencies are provided. In conjunction with the weight variable (WGTSP13) provided on this file, data for these persons can be used to make estimates for the civilian, non-institutionalized U.S. population as of the first half of 20122008.

Data File Information. This public use data file contains variable and frequency distributions for a total of 41,418 37,336 persons (20,004 18,061 from Panel 16 18 Round 3 and 21,414 19,275 from Panel 17 19 Round 1). This count includes all household survey persons who resided in eligible responding households. Of these persons, 39,909 35,934 were assigned a positive person-level weight (19,091 17,234 from Panel 16 18 Round 3 and 20,818 18,700 from Panel 17 19 Round 1). For each variable, both weighted and unweighted frequencies are provided. In conjunction with the weight variable (WGTSP13) provided on this file, data for these persons can be used to make estimates for the civilian, non-institutionalized U.S. population as of the first half of 20122014.

Data File Information. This public use data file set contains variable and frequency distributions for a total of 41,418 35,732 persons (20,004 17,142 from Panel 16 7 Round 3 and 21,414 18,590 from Panel 17 8 Round 1). This count includes all household survey persons respondents who resided in eligible responding households. Of these persons, 39,909 34,441 were assigned a positive person-level weight (19,091 16,413 from Panel 16 7 Round 3 and 20,818 18,028 from Panel 17 8 Round 1). For each variable, both weighted and unweighted frequencies are provided. In conjunction with the weight variable (WGTSP13) provided on this file, data for these persons can be used to make estimates for the civilian, non-institutionalized U.S. population as of the first half of 20122003.