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Innovation Panel Variable

fimngrs_dv

total personal income - gross

Total personal monthly income – gross.

Datafile

indresp_ip

Derived variable note:

Total personal monthly income - gross.

Mean	Number Missing	Min	Max	Std Dev	N
1707.47	0	-500.0	277199.84	6033.54	6147

Mean	Number Missing	Min	Max	Std Dev	N
2408.58	30	-250.0	144950.0	4788.23	2464

Mean	Number Missing	Min	Max	Std Dev	N
2089.16	22	-558.3334	146300.0	3363.07	2825

Mean	Number Missing	Min	Max	Std Dev	N
2231.78	34	-2666.6667	101354.0	3305.34	2686

Mean	Number Missing	Min	Max	Std Dev	N
1854.54	3	-2666.6667	95222.836	2968.38	3058

Mean	Number Missing	Min	Max	Std Dev	N
2136.53	15	-875.0	115916.664	4130.35	2252

Mean	Number Missing	Min	Max	Std Dev	N
2086.84	51	0	146284.47	4056.05	2162

Mean	Number Missing	Min	Max	Std Dev	N
3107.3	94	-184.91667	3416847.5	63526.64	2896

Mean	Number Missing	Min	Max	Std Dev	N
1806.36	89	0	38257.418	1846.13	2481

Mean	Number Missing	Min	Max	Std Dev	N
1958.81	63	0	160333.0	4404.37	2174

Mean	Number Missing	Min	Max	Std Dev	N
1838.0	111	-1000.0	40510.062	2130.03	2267

Mean	Number Missing	Min	Max	Std Dev	N
1696.64	76	-350.0	16666.666	1529.26	2337

Mean	Number Missing	Min	Max	Std Dev	N
2535.51	126	-730.9302	666546.44	16060.76	2023

Mean	Number Missing	Min	Max	Std Dev	N
2455.67	147	-1202.2415	1333376.8	30549.1	1995

Mean	Number Missing	Min	Max	Std Dev	N
1706.16	206	-2583.3333	72358.94	2273.37	2179

Mean	Number Missing	Min	Max	Std Dev	N
1888.45	135	-749.99994	181810.0	5867.4	1621

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