Sentences with phrase «government census»
A "government census" is a count or survey conducted by the government to collect information about the population of a country. It helps the government understand things like the number of people, their age, gender, occupations, and other important demographic details. This data is useful for making informed decisions, planning public services, and allocating resources effectively. Full definition
Economists Grace Lordan of the London School of Economics and David Neumark of UC Irvine studied 35 years of government census data for their working paper, which was released in August, titled «People Versus Machines: The Impact of Minimum Wages on Automatable Jobs.»
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In developing or war - ravaged countries where government censuses are few and far between, gathering data for public services or policymaking can be difficult, dangerous or near - impossible.
Gotham will build profiles of public information from social networks, mailing lists, marketing surveys, marriage and divorce records, government census records, real estate listings and personal and business websites.
Seeing that they are paired with pie charts displaying government censuses on the happiness of the Taiwanese people (a startlingly small slice of the pie represents «happy» people), the decision to include the more nebulous and conceptual words in the exhibition title, such as «Dissatisfaction,» «Agitation,» «Survival» and «Unequal,» becomes clear.
According to the 2011 government census, the percentage of under - 18 marriages in India was as high as 47 per cent.
In July 2004 there were 124 press references to common law marriage and 243 press references to the common law wife of which 215 did not explain the term (government census).
According to a 2012 Government census, 68.9 % of the state's residents own a home.