Matthew Brault Nick Kobel Mark Mather Here is the response I got from the Census Bureau directly. Just some food for thought!
"You are correct that the poverty rate for Cook county is not independent from Illinois. Depending on what they are using…
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I have select data at the city/place level (not tracts, ZCTAs, etc.), just attribute/variable per city.
I have pulled the places shapefile from tigris and merged the two files and attempted to plot them in R (e.g., using tmap, ggplot2).
However…
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If you have a specific zip code in mind, the easiest thing would be to use data.census.gov. The exact table you want is most likely B03002: Hispanic or Latino Origin by Race, which gives you estimates for non-Hispanic white, non-Hispanic Black, .…
Hello, I am a 1st year demography graduate student. I do not have a strong background in statistics, but I am doing my best to learn.
I am looking for a method of comparing estimates across years for statistical significance for a statistic derived from…
Table 1 clearly reports the count Hispanic or Latino as a separate category from Not Hispanic or Latino by race. For that reason, I feel confident that the numbers I am reporting for those categories are accurate. However, citing the source as EEO_2006_2010…
Multigenerational household (https://usa.ipums.org/usa-action/variables/MULTGEN) is a derived variable -- everything is taken from the `relate` variable (https://usa.ipums.org/usa-action/variables/RELATE). Census Bureau fully resolves it, and that's why…
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