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According to Census 2000, 172 local communities in Montana, either incorporated towns or census designated places, are small enough in population to mandate the highest sample rate, (50 percent). While it is quite feasible to live to a ripe old age in New York City without ever receiving the long form questionnaire, if you are a resident of Box Elder, Hobson, or St. Regis, chances are you are familiar with this document. Since the compilation of this sample information is used to determine ever...ything from the distribution of federal resources to the concentration of local efforts on such things as transportation planning, emergency services, and community -based decisions, it can be fairly said that Montanans have more than paid their dues in contributing to this rich stream of national information.
Enter the American Community Survey As successful as this process has been, many data users express frustration toward the end of each decade as the sample data can at times start to feel a bit dated.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
According to Census 2000, 172 local communities in Montana, either incorporated towns or census designated places, are small enough in population to mandate the highest sample rate, (50 percent). While it is quite feasible to live to a ripe old age in New York City without ever receiving the long form questionnaire, if you are a resident of Box Elder, Hobson, or St. Regis, chances are you are familiar with this document. Since the compilation of this sample information is used to determine ever...ything from the distribution of federal resources to the concentration of local efforts on such things as transportation planning, emergency services, and community -based decisions, it can be fairly said that Montanans have more than paid their dues in contributing to this rich stream of national information.
Enter the American Community Survey As successful as this process has been, many data users express frustration toward the end of each decade as the sample data can at times start to feel a bit dated.
What to read after Census And Economic Information Center Newsletter [electronic Resource] 2004 Win?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montana.Census And Economic Information Center to read onlineMoreLess
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