Archiving, Enhancing, and Expanding the Cross-National Equivalent File

项目摘要 在项目“存档、加强和扩展跨国对等档案”中(提交于 PAR-16-149)，我们将支持、增强和扩展跨国家等效文件(CNEF)。Cnef是 个人和机构的合作努力，截至2019年，汇编了9个小组的调查数据 国家。这些研究包括美国收入动态小组研究(PSID)、英国家庭小组 研究(BHPS)，澳大利亚家庭收入和劳动力动态调查(HILDA)，日本家庭小组 调查(JHPS)，韩国劳动和收入小组(KLIPS)，俄罗斯纵向监测研究-高等学校 经济学(RLMS-HSE)，加拿大劳动和收入动态调查(SLID)，德国社会- 经济小组(SOEP)和瑞士家庭小组(SHP)。Cnef协调两个或两个或 更多的基于国家的调查，使研究人员能够获得协调数据和原始数据， 提供所有协调算法，并专注于一些最成功的全国代表性 世界上正在进行的纵向微观数据集。 世界各地的研究人员使用Cnef数据来研究跨国社会科学问题 比较框架。他们研究具有重要科学意义并与当前政策相关的问题。 辩论。作为这类研究的丰富资源，CNEF的价值可能会随着人员、经济和 各国政府之间的联系变得越来越紧密。Cnef数据是研究界使用的资源 产生新知识、更深入的理解和更好的证据，以指导政策制定者适应 政策适应新的社会和经济现实。 对跨国比较研究的兴趣是深刻而广泛的。一个简单的谷歌学者搜索 短语“跨国”或“跨国”产生了超过1,740,000个“点击”，其中许多包括 学术出版物中关于广泛主题的文章，包括跨国比较 学术组织，严重抑郁症，双相情感障碍，经济增长，收入，收入不平等， 政治参与、前列腺癌死亡率和专利权。 该项目将增加新编制的JHPS-Cnef数据，用新的数据发布更新Cnef，并将 进一步加强文件编制和传播工具，以增加数据的使用并使之 科学界、政策界和公众更容易分享和了解结果 使用Cnef数据的研究。

Project Summary In the project, "Archiving, Enhancing, and Expanding the Cross-National Equivalent File" (submitted under PAR-16-149), we will support, enhance, and expand the Cross-National Equivalent Files (CNEF). The CNEF is a cooperative effort of individuals and institutions that, as of 2019, compiles panel survey data from nine countries. The studies include the US Panel Study of Income Dynamics (PSID), UK British Household Panel Study (BHPS), Household Income and Labour Dynamics in Australia Survey (HILDA), Japan Household Panel Survey (JHPS), Korea Labor and Income Panel (KLIPS), Russia Longitudinal Monitoring Study-Higher School of Economics (RLMS-HSE), Canadian Survey of Labor and Income Dynamics (SLID), German Socio- Economic Panel (SOEP), and Swiss Household Panel (SHP). The CNEF harmonizes data common to two or more of the country-based surveys, allows researchers access to both the harmonized and original data, provides all harmonization algorithms, and focuses on some of the most successful nationally representative ongoing longitudinal micro-data sets in the world. Researchers around the world use CNEF data to study social science questions in a cross-country comparative framework. They study questions that are scientifically important and relevant to current policy debates. CNEF value as a rich resource for such studies is likely to grow as people, economies, and governments become ever more inter-connected. The CNEF data are resources the research community uses to produce new knowledge, deeper understanding and better evidence to guide policy-makers as they adapt policies to new social and economic realities. Interest in cross-national comparative research is deep and widespread. A simple GoogleScholar search for the phrases "cross-national" or "cross national" yields more than 1,740,000 "hits," many of which consist of articles in scholarly publications on a wide range of topics that includes cross-national comparisons of academic organizations, major depression, bipolar disorder, economic growth, earnings, income inequality, political participation, prostate cancer mortality, and patent rights. This project will add the newly produced JHPS-CNEF data, update CNEF with new data releases and will further enhance documentation and dissemination tools that will increase the use of the data and make it easier for both the scientific, policy, and general public communities to share in and find out about the results of research using CNEF data.