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I just published an updated version of my Covid Demographics Explorer, built on ACS 1-year data. The app now covers the nation, all 50 states, and counties and cities with populations of 65,000 or more. In addition to remote work trends, you ...
Hi all, My name is Myriam Quispe-Agnoli, Associate Professor of Economics and Business Analytics in the Maste of Science in Business Analytics at Mercer University. My research on Entrepreneurship and Business Development benefits from the information ...
Thanks, Mark [and Hansi for being on the case]... This is very interesting. Roughly the same thing happened in 2017-2018, when the incoming Trump administration issued an FRN extending the comment period for a new SPD version that had been in the works ...
Margo, Hansi Lo Wang is reporting that the Census Bureau has stopped plans to include the updated race and ethnicity question in the 2027 ACS. According to the regulatory supporting statement filed with OMB, the Bureau is citing a White House agency's ...
I recently published a paper on SSRN that may be of interest to this group as a use case for Census Bureau Business Dynamics Statistics data. The paper uses BDS 2013–2023 exit rate data for mature firms - stratified by sector, employment size band, ...
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