JSM Activity #102


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Activity ID:  102
Title Room
* New Analytic Approches for Social Statistics H-Henry
Date / Time Sponsor Type
08/06/2001    10:30 AM  -  12:20 PM Social Statistics Section* Contributed
Organizer: n/a
Chair: Charles Nelson, U.S. Census Bureau
Discussant:  
Description

This session reports on novel statistical analyses of data on event histories, equity, and causal relationships. The first paper lays out a general framework for structural equation analysis with mixed continuous and discrete data. Two papers model event histories, one in college enrollment and the other on marriage and migration in China. Two others develop measures of residential segregation and of equity in public education. The next examines income distribution with a focus on modeling the high tail of income. Finally, we consider the distribution of the product of correlation coefficients, with applications to causal inference.
  301063  By:  Jens C. Eickhoff 10:35 AM 08/06/2001
Latent Variable Modeling with Continuous and Ordinal Data

  301558  By:  Ruben  Smith-Cayama 10:50 AM 08/06/2001
Predicting the Enrollment of University Students

  301322  By:  Zhenzhen Zheng 11:05 AM 08/06/2001
Event History Analysis on Women's Age at First Migration and Age at First Marriage in Four Counties of China

  301000  By:  Hee-Choon Shin 11:20 AM 08/06/2001
An Index of Residential Segregation

  300586  By:  David Paul 11:35 AM 08/06/2001
On Equity Transformations in Evaluating the Status of Public Education

  301614  By:  John Angle 11:50 AM 08/06/2001
Modelling the Right Tail of the Nonmetro Distribution of Wage and Salary Income

  300788  By:  Wei Pan 12:05 PM 08/06/2001
The Distribution of the Product of Two Dependent Correlation Coefficients with Applications to Causal Inference in the Social Sciences

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