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US household and labour surveys

1 papers in the last 7 days · 7 of its 10 datasets mentioned

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US panel and cross-section surveys of households and workers: income, wealth, spending, health and work.

Key findings

  • Datasets in the category “US household and labour surveys” were mentioned in 13 papers in the last 30 days (2026-09-27 to 2026-10-26), ranking #31 of the 58 data categories mentioned.
  • The most-mentioned were Health and Retirement Study (5), Current Population Survey (3), Consumer Expenditure Survey (2), IPUMS (2) and PSID (1).
  • By journal category: Economics (9), Management (3) and AI (1).
  • Most of them appeared in Empirical Economics (1), Economics & Human Biology (1) and Journal of Economic Growth (1).

Datasets

Datasets in this category · 2026-09-27 – 2026-10-26 (30 days)
DatasetPapersLast 7 daysNames searched for
Health and Retirement Study51Health and Retirement Study
Current Population Survey30Current Population Survey
Consumer Expenditure Survey20Consumer Expenditure Survey
IPUMS20IPUMS
PSID10Panel Study of Income Dynamics, PSID
SIPP10Survey of Income and Program Participation, SIPP
Survey of Consumer Finances10Survey of Consumer Finances
American Community Survey00American Community Survey
American Time Use Survey00American Time Use Survey
NLSY00National Longitudinal Survey of Youth, NLSY, NLSY79, NLSY97
Papers mentioning these datasets, newest first.
DateTitleJournalAuthorsAffiliationsDatasets mentioned
2026-10-23Job insecurity and health: evidence from older European workersEmpirical EconomicsEduard Suari‐Andreu, Tim Schwartz, Max van Lent et al.Leiden University; Network for Studies on Pensions, Aging and Retirement; SEO Amsterdam Economics; …Health and Retirement Study
2026-10-17Heavy inheritance: Genetic pathways from excess weight to biological aging and health in old ageEconomics & Human BiologyVera Sagalova, Holger Strulik BUniversity of GöttingenHealth and Retirement Study
2026-10-15Economic uncertainty and fertility cycles: baby boom and busts in twentieth century USAJournal of Economic GrowthBastien Chabé-Ferret, Paula E. GobbiLuxembourg Institute of Socio-Economic Research; Middlesex University London; Université Libre de BruxellesCurrent Population Survey, IPUMS
2026-10-15Pet-owner synchrony: Operationalization, application, and implicationsJournal of the Academy of Marketing ScienceSunhee Choi, Wesley Friske, Mayukh DassShippensburg University; Missouri State University; Texas Tech UniversityConsumer Expenditure Survey
2026-10-08Optimal any-angle path planning in static and dynamic environmentsArtificial IntelligenceYiyuan Zou, Clark BorstDelft University of TechnologySIPP
2026-10-05Early Social Security claiming and slow asset decumulation: experimental evidenceJournal of Economic Dynamics and ControlJohn Fitzgerald Duffy, Yue LiOsaka University of Economics; University of California, Irvine; Irvine University; …Health and Retirement Study, Survey of Consumer Finances
2026-10-01Do entrepreneurs live longer? A Cox survival analysis of entrepreneurship and lifespanJournal of Business VenturingYanying Chen, Zijie Song, Hanqing “Chevy” Fang et al.Sun Yat-sen University; South China Normal University; Missouri University of Science and Technology; …Health and Retirement Study
2026-10-01Younger households’ inflation is more responsive to monetary policyEconomics LettersAeimit K. Lakdawala, Timothy MorelandWake Forest University; University of North Carolina at GreensboroConsumer Expenditure Survey
2026-10-01Trends and structure of educational assortative matingJournal of Population EconomicsEdoardo CiscatoKU LeuvenCurrent Population Survey
2026-10-01CEO Inherited Altruism, Firm Corporate Social Responsibility, and Shareholder ReturnsJournal of Business EthicsMiriam Marra, Jing Ruan, Lisa Schopohl et al.ICMA Centre; University of Reading; KIMEP University; …IPUMS
2026-09-28Incomplete markets, crop portfolios, and agricultural productivityJournal of Development EconomicsALBERT RODRÍGUEZ-SALAUniversidad de CantabriaPSID
2026-09-28How AI and technology’s skill-bias impact the delayed retirement desire in ChinaReview of Economics of the HouseholdZhuo Zhang, Debasis BandyopadhyayUniversity of AucklandHealth and Retirement Study
2026-09-28Treatment evaluation at the intensive and extensive marginsJournal of EconometricsPhillip Heiler, Asbjørn Kaufmann, Bezirgen VeliyevAarhus UniversityCurrent Population Survey
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Scholar4AI. (2026). US household and labour surveys. Journal Research Rankings. Retrieved October 26, 2026, from https://scholar4ai.com/datasets/us-household-and-labour-surveys

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