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The U.S. Census Bureau last week released new data from their experimental Household Pulse Survey, a 20-minute online survey conducted between January 9 – February 5, 2024.
The survey measures how emergent issues are impacting U.S. households from a social and economic perspective. In its current iteration (4.0), the survey covers topics such as food security, health, housing, natural disasters, social isolation, inflation and spending.
Approximately 68,000 respondents answered the online questionnaire.
The map shows 6 out of the 13 indicators released from the January to February 2024 survey.
For the remaining 7 covering topics such as food, health and natural distasters, please consult this Mapstack map.
Natural Disaster:
Displaced in Last Year by Natural Disaster: Percentage of adults in households who were displaced from their homes because of a natural disaster in the past year
Duration of Displacement From Home in Last Year by Natural Disaster: Percentage of adults in households who were displaced from their homes for at least one month because of a natural disaster in the past year
Spending:
Concerned About Price Increases In the Future: Percentage of adults who are somewhat or very concerned that prices will increase in the next six months
Difficulty Paying for Usual Household Expenses: Percentage of adults in households where it has been somewhat or very difficult to pay for usual household expenses in the last 7 days
Impact of Cost of Gas on Driving Behavior: Percentage of adults who changed driving behavior in the last 7 days due to the cost of gas
Price Increases for Goods and Services: Percentage of adults who think prices have increased in the area where they live and shop in the last two months
Margin of error not shown in map. Consult source data here: https://www.census.gov/data-tools/demo/hhp/#/