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D. POPULATION ESTIMATES
Pages 69-71

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... No adjustments are made for the estimated net population undercount in the census. Postcensal county estimates of total population are produced by the component method, with three elements: (1)
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... The county estimates are also reviewed locally under the Census Bureau's Federal State Cooperative Program for Local Population Estimates. ESTIMATES BY AGE Estimates by age group are prepared separately, but within the framework of the total population estimates for states and counties.
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... Finally, the Census Bureau provides to the Department of Education estimates of related children aged 5-17 for counties as of July 1994 to use as denominators in calculating county poverty rates to use in the Title I allocations. (The numerators are the Census Bureau's estimates of the number of related schoolage children in each county who were poor in 1993, developed as described in Appendix C.)
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  • estimate net
  • hispanic origin
  • noninstitutionalized children
  • census bureau
  • migration rates

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  • state total
  • state cooperative

  • net immigration
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  • county poverty
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  • education estimates
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  • poverty rates
  • enrollment data


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