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08/01/2014 06:26 PM EDT
Written by: Frank Vitrano, Associate Director for 2020 Census There is a well-documented undercount of children ages 4 and under in population censuses. Societies as varied as China, South Africa, Laos, the former Soviet Union, and Canada experience a high … Continue reading →
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