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Measuring Race in US Economic Statistics: What Do We Know?

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Measuring Race in US Economic Statistics: What Do We Know?

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Working Paper Number: CES-22-30

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This article is an edited transcript of the session of the same name at the 38th Annual NABE Economic Policy Conference: Policy Options for Sustainable and Inclusive Growth. The panelists are experts from government and private research organizations.

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