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You accept uncritically the view of one professor who has dismissed the 1990 census undercount as inconsequential.
ECONOMIST: Letters
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Only 680, 000, though the internal migration data for Africa are weak and therefore a comparative undercount is likely.
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That turned to out to be a 27% undercount (based on the consensus of 42.7 million iPads sold in 2011).
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If no sampling were used, the likely undercount would be around 1.9%.
ECONOMIST: Statistics
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My list is no doubt an undercount. 1.5 million American students and 1, 000 colleges worldwide use iPads (see this infographic by MDG Advertising).
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The question of whether "one out of four" constitutes adequate representation will likely be an issue in upcoming redistricting battles, with the undercount a point of contention.
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And, Dr Roberts says, passive-surveillance systems tend to undercount mortality.
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In 2000 the census takers reported an undercount of 1.81%.
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Funding for public services such as health, police and fire services relies on population estimates, which undercount short-term visitors and those who live at business addresses, such as hotel staff.
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All the groups say they undercount incidents of bias.
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The 1.6% undercount of the population in the 1990 census, which you and he cite, is a net figure which includes an actual undercount of 3.4% and a double count or otherwise incorrect count of another 1.8%.
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What to do about the undercount?
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