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Special Studies (P23) Publication Series
Special Studies (P23) Publication Series
Information pertaining to methods, concepts, or specialized data is furnished in these publications. Also included are occasional reports on the Black population, metropolitan-nonmetropolitan population, youth, women, the older population, and other topics.
Publication
How We're Changing: Demographic State of the Nation: 1990
This report contains data on a variety of socio-economic subjects such as child care, marital status, and housing.
Publication
Studies in Household and Family Formation
This report contains two papers that explore several factors that have been identified as contributing to changing lifestyles.
Publication
Studies in the Measurement of Voter Turnout
This report contains a set of three papers designed to illuminate different aspects of measuring voting behavior in U.S. national elections.
Publication
Perspectives on Migration Analysis
Explores, in three papers by different authors, the difficulties in working with data based on different migration periods.
Publication
Child Support and Alimony: 1987
This report presents information on child support for women with children present and alimony or maintenance payments agreed to or awarded to women.
Publication
Work and Family Patterns of American Women
The papers in this report focus on some of the social, demographic, and economic consequences of the expanding roles for women.
Publication
Migration Between the United States and Canada
This unique study describes and assesses the background and characteristics of the U.S.-born population in Canada and the Canadian-born population in the U.S.
Publication
How We're Changing: Demographic State of the Nation: 1989
The report contains data on a variety of socio-economic subjects as population, household size, fertility, women in the labor force, and income.
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