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. "4 Assessment of 2000 Census Operations." The 2000 Census: Counting Under Adversity. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press, 2004.

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The 2000 Census: Counting Under Adversity

Table 4.1 People Requiring Imputation of All Basic Characteristics by Type of Imputation, 2000, 1990, and 1980 Censuses

	2000^a	1990^b	1980^b
As Percentage of Household Population:
Whole-Person Imputations in Enumerated Households (type 1)	0.90	0.20	0.10
Whole-Person Imputations in Wholly Imputed Households
Characteristics (type 2)	0.83	0.64	1.17
Count, Occupancy Status, Housing Status	0.43	0.02	0.34
Count (type 3)	0.18	—	—
Occupancy Status (type 4)	0.10	—	—
Housing Status (type 5)	0.15	—	—^c
Subtotal, types 2–5	1.26	0.66	1.51
Total, types 1–5	2.16	0.86	1.61
Number of Persons (millions):
Whole-Person Imputations in Enumerated Households (type 1)	2.330	0.373	0.152
Whole-Person Imputations in Wholly Imputed Households
Characteristics (type 2)	2.270	1.547	2.580
Count, Occupancy Status, Housing Status	1.171	0.054	0.761
Count (type 3)	0.496	—	—
Occupancy Status (type 4)	0.260	—	—
Housing Status (type 5)	0.415	—	—^c
Subtotal, types 2–5	3.441	1.601	3.341
Total, types 1–5	5.771	1.974	3.493
NOTES: See Box 4.2 for definitions of imputation types.—, not available separately. ^a Tabulations by panel staff of U.S. Census Bureau, File of Census Imputations by Poststratum, provided to the panel July 30, 2001 (Schindler, 2001). ^b Calculated from Love and Dalzell (2001). Whole-person imputations in enumerated households include a small number of whole-person imputations for group quarters residents. ^c Housing status imputation (type 5) was not used in 1980.