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CPS earnings lines: what a second job leaves on the questionnaire stub
How the Current Population Survey records multiple jobholding and where short-spell secondary pay never prints as a clean line.
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How secondary earnings print onto household stubs and survey lines
An independent receipt-roll desk covering published research on side income, multiple jobholding and the instruments that leave those amounts on paper — without assuming anything about a reader’s circumstances.
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Stub 02
Abraham and colleagues: tax-form receipts versus survey till tapes
What taxonomies that separate legal form from economic activity imply when secondary earnings are reconciled across administrative and survey paper.
Stub 03
ILO and OECD notes on informal and secondary earnings as measurable stubs
How international measurement guidance treats earnings beyond a primary job when household instruments try to capture them.
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