Towards a U.S. Population Database from Administrative Records
Towards a U.S. Population Database from Administrative Records
SM96-06
Introduction
In visions of future goverment statistical systems, administrative records will be used widely. Demand for information will increase beyond the ability of surveys and censuses to meet it. Administrative records will become easier to get and process, enabling more and cheaper estimates with less burden on respondents.
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