Modernizing The U.s. Census

Modernizing the U.S. Census examines the critical challenges facing the U.S. Census Bureau in adapting to the evolving needs of data users and the increasing complexity of enumeration. This report, stemming from the National Research Council, delves into improvements needed for the 2000 Census and beyond.

The book assesses methodologies for enhancing accuracy, reducing costs, and ensuring comprehensive coverage. It addresses key issues such as sampling techniques, statistical modeling, and the integration of administrative records. Furthermore, it explores the balance between privacy concerns and the demand for detailed demographic information.

Essential reading for policymakers, statisticians, and anyone involved in demographic research, “Modernizing the U.S. Census” provides invaluable insights into the future of census taking in an increasingly data-driven world.

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