A Brief and Qualitative Anthropological Study Exploring the Reasons for Census Coverage Error Among Low Income Black Households
A Brief and Qualitative Anthropological Study Exploring the Reasons for Census Coverage Error Among Low Income Black Households
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Introduction
The focus of this report is to explore the causes of census coverage error among low-income Black households and suggest possible approaches to lower, if not resolve, the sources of this error. This study was by design, brief and qualitative in nature, and did not set out to try to implement of evaluate specific approaches. In a sense this report tried to bridge a gap between quantitative and qualitative approaches.
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