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Tag Archives: 2010 Census
New Evaluations of the 2010 Census
We held a press conference to review latest updates on evaluating the 2010 Census. As usual we separated our remarks into process indicators (how well the data collection went), from comparisons of different ways to estimate the population, from the … Continue reading
Comparing the Official Census Counts to Other Ways of Estimating the Population Size
As I mentioned in an earlier post, “Demographic Analysis” And The Census, one method of measuring the size of the US population relies on historical birth registration, death registration, as well as estimates of in-migration to and out-migration from the … Continue reading
Posted in Measuring America, Quality Assurance
Tagged 2010 Census, Demographic Analysis, population
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