Understanding the Census a Guide for Marketers, Planners, Grant Writers, and Other Data Users
- List Price: $85.00
- Binding: Hardcover
- Publisher: Greenwood Pub Group
- Publish date: 04/01/1996
Description:
The decennial Census of Population and Housing is the largest and most complex statistical series published by the U.S. government. It contains a wealth of valuable information, but mining this information can be overwhelming, given the volume of census data and the difficulty researchers and librarians encounter trying to access it. In response to the growing need for marketers, planners, grant writers, and other seekers of demographic data to better understand and use U.S. Census data, award-winning author Michael R. Lavin has developed a practical easy-to-use guide to this remarkable statistical resource.
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Designed as a textbook, a handbook, and a ready-reference tool, Understanding the Census is written in a user-friendly narrative style with research tips, background information, and appendixes that provide valuable support material and answer important questions about the census. Other features that make this guide easy to use are answers to frequently asked questions about the census, highlights of the differences between the 1980 and 1990 census, and "Census Tips" for finding and understanding needed data.
Understanding the Census is a must-have resource for anyone seeking or using U.S. Census information. It's the only guide you need to find your way through the U.S. Census.
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