FRS and HBAI code – covers the code that produces the SMC’s core poverty measure, measures of depth and selected Lived Experience Indicators, all of which rely on data from the Family Resources Survey (FRS) and Households Below Average Income (HBAI).
Understanding Society code – covers the code that produces the SMC’s measure of poverty persistence and the remaining Lived Experience Indicators, which rely on Understanding Society data.
Not only does the SMC cite the data and publish the uae rcs data aggregated results tables, analysts and researchers to both recreate the Commission’s analysis and also extend and further analyse UK poverty based on its approach. This is indeed wonderful to see and here is an excerpt I’ve extracted from the do-files:
Matthew Woollard said:
Reproducibility is a critical part of the research lifecycle and open access, it forms the basis of FAIR (findable, accessible, interoperable and reusable) practice and contributes to social, cultural and economic impact. We are proud to see examples of open access in action and open research focused on some of the most important challenges we face.