| Tutorials
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Each tutorial walks users through the process of creating an analytical extract within the
PSID Data Center and analyzing the data to answer a question.
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Tutorial #1 [Answers]
Learn how to create cross-sectional files in Excel using variables from both family and individual files.
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Tutorial #2 [Answers]
Use Excel to track changes in participation in the Food Stamps Program between 1994 and 1999.
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Tutorial #3 [Answers]
Create and explore a balanced panel of women to analyze their labor income transitions from 1994 to 1998.
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Tutorial #4 [Answers]
Create a customized subset from a selection of CDS data modules that highlights the use of relational data structures.
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Tutorial #5-A [Answers]
Create files to examine intergenerational transmission of homeownership.
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Tutorial #5-B [Answers]
Create files to examine intergenerational transmission of health.
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Tutorial #6
Create files to examine intergenerational transmission of earnings.
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Tutorial #7
Use CDS and TA to match grandparents and grandchildren.
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| In the classroom |
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These syllabi exhibit how PSID is used as a teaching tool in classrooms. Please send your syllabi to psidhelp@isr.umich.edu to be included on this page.
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Economics 495
Frank Stafford
University of Michigan
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Labor Economics
Ngina Chiteji
Skidmore College
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