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M Census Data Requirements by Federal Agencies
Pages 438-444

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... Federal agencies provided a list of specific census items that they used, the statutory source supporting their use, the purpose of the data, and possible alternative sources of data. OMB subsequently had Bureau of the Census staff code the federal agency responses by (1)
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... For a sample of persons: disability, labor force status, occupation, industry, class of worker; for a sample of housing units: units in structure, rent, year moved in, number of bedrooms, plumbing, kitchen, fuels, utilities, and selected monthly ownership costs. · Program items.
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Key Terms

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  • decennial census
  • ownership costs
  • selected monthly
  • labor force

  • monthly ownership
  • source supporting
  • geography required
  • data mandated
  • household relationship

  • agencies provided
  • census items
  • historical source
  • veteran status
  • census staff

  • statutory source
  • civil divisions
  • census tracts
  • marital status
  • specifically required

  • specific census
  • staff code
  • minor civil
  • agency responses
  • alternative sources

  • omb subsequently
  • census topic
  • hispanic origin
  • requirement classification
  • force status


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