References to the Survey of Consumer Finances
federalreserve.gov-consumer_finances-1.2.4
. Modified 2020-12-22T22:08:50
Resources | Packages | Documentation| Contacts| References
Documentation
The data package provides references to the main SCF files. The package does not contain data.
- How Does Intergenerational Wealth Transmission Affect Wealth Concentration?
- The Dynamics of the Racial Wealth Gap
Feiveson and Sabelhaus calculate that 26% of welath is due to transfers, because they assume that all of the transfer is invested at 3%. THis is clearly nonsense0
Documentation Links
- 2019 Codebook
- 2016 Codebook
- 2016 Extract SAS Macro
- 2013 Codebook
- 2013 Extract SAS Macro
- 2010 Codebook
- 2010 Extract SAS Macro
- Documentation Page
- Homepage
- 2016 Homepage
- 2013 Home Page
- 2010 Home Page
Contacts
- Wrangler
Data Dictionary
References
Urls used in the creation of this data package.
- scf_public_19. Survey of consumer finances, full public dataset, 2019
- scf_extract_19. Survey of consumer finances, public extract, 2019
- scf_weights_19. Survey of consumer finances, replicate weights, 2019
- scf_public_16. Survey of consumer finances, full public dataset, 2016
- scf_extract_16. Survey of consumer finances, public extract, 2016
- scf_weights_16. Survey of consumer finances, replicate weights, 2016
- scf_public_13. Survey of consumer finances, full public dataset, 2013
- scf_extract_13. Survey of consumer finances, public extract, 2013
- scf_weights_13. Survey of consumer finances, replicate weights, 2013
- scf_public_10. Survey of consumer finances, full public dataset, 2010
- scf_extract_10. Survey of consumer finances, public extract, 2010
- scf_weights_10. Survey of consumer finances, replicate weights, 2010
Packages
- s3 s3://library.metatab.org/federalreserve.gov-consumer_finances-1.2.4.csv
- csv http://library.metatab.org/federalreserve.gov-consumer_finances-1.2.4.csv
- source https://github.com/CivicKnowledge/insights.civicknowledge.com.git
Accessing Data in Vanilla Pandas
import pandas as pd
Accessing Package in Metapack
import metapack as mp
pkg = mp.open_package('http://library.metatab.org/federalreserve.gov-consumer_finances-1.2.4.csv')
# Create Dataframes