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Monthly Archives: June 2011
A Restructuring of Census Bureau Regional Offices
The Census Bureau produces a vast array of statistical information used by governments and business to inform decisions and policies that affect all of our lives. In addition to programs like the American Community Survey and the Economic Census, the … Continue reading
Posted in About the Agency
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The Best Staff for Measuring America
Social and economic research examines the behavior of individuals and groups of persons. The Census Bureau’s data are key to that research. But producing insights is increasingly difficult because of the heterogeneity within the society. There are over a hundred … Continue reading
Posted in About the Agency
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Personal Lessons From The 2010 Census
I’m finding myself looking back over the experience of the 2010 Census and drawing some lessons learned. If we’re smart as an organization, we’ll build the 2020 Census planning effort with these in mind. Here they are: Lesson 1: The … Continue reading
Senseless Assaults on Decent Public Servants
Every day somewhere in the U.S., a Census Bureau field interviewer is working on one of our sample surveys. This work asks her to locate specific addresses that our statisticians have chosen to form a scientific sample representing all households … Continue reading
Posted in Non-response Follow Up
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