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Census and You: October 1996

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Census and You: October 1996

Report Number: Volume 31, No. 10

Monthly News From the U.S. Bureau of the Census

Census and You: October 1996
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Inside this issue:

  • Colorado – High Elevation and Highly Educated
  • You Still Can’t Just Dial Up!
  • How Should We Measure Poverty?
  • Income Up, Poverty Down
  • All Roads Still Lead South and West
  • California Still Growing
  • World Population Boom to Continue
  • “Gimme Some Room!”
  • Vietnam’s Shift Toward Capitalism: Winners and Losers?
  • Japan’s Scientists and Engineers Dependent on OJT
  • India Could Become World’s Most Populous Country
  • U.S. Statistics At A Glance
  • “No Thanks,” Say Most Commuters

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Census and You: November 1996
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Monthly news from the Census Bureau, including: Gambling, What’s in a Name, School Enrollment, DADS Is the Future, Texas Tops in Mining, and More Stats!.
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