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2017 Economic Census Webinar: Geographic Area Series Data for the Mining, Construction, and Manufacturing Sectors
2017 Economic Census Webinar: Geographic Area Series Data for the Mining, Construction, and Manufacturing Sectors
Description
This webinar will provide an update on the largest of the business programs conducted by the Census Bureau, the Economic Census.
The status of the release of the local area data for the Mining, Construction, and Manufacturing sectors (North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) sectors 21, 23, and 31-33) will be discussed, as will some key findings for these sectors to date. Since these final sectors will mark the end of the Geographic Area Statistics releases, key finding for all sectors will also be included.
Finally, the webinar will provide tips and tricks on how best to access these data on data.census.gov and how to use the materials on the Economic Census website.
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