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Statistical Issues of Interpretation of the American Community Survey's One-, Three-, and Five-Year Period Estimates -- Expanded Version [PDF 679KB]

Michael Beaghen, Lynn Weidman

Compatible Trends for ACS Data [PDF 151KB]

Tucker McElroy

Thoughts on Using Multi-Year ACS Estimates for San Francisco & Tulare Counties [PDF 6.2MB]

Linda Gage

Imbedding Model-Assisted Estimation into ACS Estimation [PDF 356KB]

Robert E. Fay

ACS Multi-Year Estimates: Impact on State and Federal Programs [PDF 431KB]

Warren Brown, Robert Scardamalia

A Demographic Evaluation of the Stability of the ACS Annual Estimates and Multiyear Estimates in Selected ACS Test Sites [PDF 114KB]

J. Gregory Robinson

An Evaluation of the Quality and Utility of the ACS Five Year Estimates for Bronx Census Tracts and Neighborhoods [PDF 1.5MB]

Joseph J. Salvo, Arun Peter Lobo, Adam L. Willett, Joel A. Alvarez

Analysis of Variance Estimates from ACS Multiyear Estimates [PDF 245KB]

Michael Starsinic, Anthony G. Tersine Jr.

An Evaluation of Persons Per Household (PPH) Generated by the American Community Survey: A Demographic Perspective [PDF 7.9MB]

David A. Swanson, George C. Hough Jr.

Methodology for the Production of American Community Survey Multi-Year Estimates [PDF 137KB]

Anthony G. Tersine Jr., Mark E. Asiala

The ACS: Quality & Utility of Multi-Year Estimates Data for Small Governmental Units [PDF 1.7MB]

Paul R. Voss

Statistical Issues and Interpretation of the American Community Survey's One-, Three-, and Five-Year Period Estimates [PDF 300KB]

Michael Beaghen, Lynn Weidman

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