The HILDA Discussion Paper Series: Melbourne Institute of Applied Economic and Social Research: The University of Melbourne

The HILDA Discussion Paper Series

In addition to the Discussion Paper Series, we also have a HILDA Technical Paper Series.

No.	Author(s)	Title	Date
3/11	Milica Kekmanovic and Roger Wilkins	Accounting for Salary Sacrificed Components of Wage and Salary Income	Dec 2011
2/11	Nicole Watson and Roger Wilkins	Experimental Change from Paper-Based Interviewing to Computer-Assisted Interviewing in the HILDA Survey	Sep 2011
1/11	Nicole Watson and Mark Wooden	Re-engaging with Survey Non-respondents: The BHPS, SOEP and HILDA Survey Experience	Feb 2011
2/10	Nicole Watson	The Impact of the Transition to CAPI and a New Fieldwork Provider on the HILDA Survey	Dec 2010
1/10	Roger Wilkins and Claire Sun	Assessing the Quality of the Expenditure Data Collected in the Self-Completion Questionnaire	Apr 2010
3/09	Nicole Watson and Michelle Summerfield	Quality of the Occupation and Industry Coding in the HILDA Survey	Mar 2009
2/09	Mark Wooden	Use of the Kessler Psychological Distress Scale in the HILDA Survey	Feb 2009
1/09	Mark Wooden	Measuring Trade Union Membership Status in the HILDA Survey	Jan 2009
2/07	Alison Goode	Recall Bias in Reported Events: HILDA, Waves 1-5	Jun 2007
1/07	Roslyn Starick and Nicole Watson	Evaluation of Alternative Income Imputation Methods for the HILDA Survey Appendix	Jun 2007
2/06	Nicole Watson and Mark Wooden	Modelling Longitudinal Survey Response: The Experience of the HILDA Survey	Dec 2006
1/06	Nicole Watson	Options for a Top-up Sample to the HILDA Survey An updated version of this paper, which includes the results of the Recent Arrival Dress Rehearsal, was presented at the ACSPRI Social Science Methodology Conference in December 2006.	Jun 2006
3/03	Bruce Headey	Income and Wealth - Facilitating Multiple Approaches To Measurement and Permitting Different Levels of Aggregation	Oct 2003
2/03	Bruce Headey	How Best To Impute Taxes And Measure Public Transfers?	Oct 2003
1/03	Nicole Watson and Mark Wooden	Towards an Imputation Strategy for Wave 1 of the HILDA Survey	Mar 2003
3/01	John Henstridge	The Household, Income and Labour Dynamics in Australia (HILDA) Survey: Weighting and Imputation	Jul 2001 (revised Sep 2001)
2/01	Mark Wooden	Design and Management of a Household Panel Survey: Lessons from the International Experience	Jun 2001
1/01	Joachim R Frick and John P Haisken-DeNew	Structuring the HILDA Panel: Considerations and Suggestions	Jun 2001
12/00	Mark Wooden and Nicole Watson	The Household, Income and Labour Dynamics in Australia (HILDA) Survey: An Introduction to the Proposed Survey Design and Plan	Dec 2001 (revised Sep 2001)

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27 September 2011
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