Review the Status of Planning for the 2000 Census Hearing Before the Subcommit
Review the Status of Planning for the 2000 Census Hearing Before the Subcommit
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However, our report includes a recommendation that promising designs using multiple sample forms (i. E. , so-called "matrix sam- pling"! be tested and evaluated in 1995. This recommendation was premised on the 1995 census test collecting the same information that was gathered during the 1990 census. We are aware that the Census Bureau has undertaken a review of the legis- lative status of current census content. Our recommendation should be considered in conjunction with the findings of that re...view. If content in the 1995 census test reflects a significant reduction in the number of questions asked of respondents, then matrix sampling may offer few advantages and several potential disadvan- tages — e. G. , increased cost and operational complexity.
Of the two recommendations in our report that are not directed to the Census Bureau, one calls for congressional action to facilitate the sharing of address lists between the Census Bureau and the Post Office. The two agencies have a history of 32 cooperation on census related activities, but in our view, new legislation will be needed to overcome some perceived obstacles and to promote a closer partnership that permits more cost-effective address list development.
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However, our report includes a recommendation that promising designs using multiple sample forms (i. E. , so-called "matrix sam- pling"! be tested and evaluated in 1995. This recommendation was premised on the 1995 census test collecting the same information that was gathered during the 1990 census. We are aware that the Census Bureau has undertaken a review of the legis- lative status of current census content. Our recommendation should be considered in conjunction with the findings of that re...view. If content in the 1995 census test reflects a significant reduction in the number of questions asked of respondents, then matrix sampling may offer few advantages and several potential disadvan- tages — e. G. , increased cost and operational complexity.
Of the two recommendations in our report that are not directed to the Census Bureau, one calls for congressional action to facilitate the sharing of address lists between the Census Bureau and the Post Office. The two agencies have a history of 32 cooperation on census related activities, but in our view, new legislation will be needed to overcome some perceived obstacles and to promote a closer partnership that permits more cost-effective address list development.
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