Question

what are the three measure issues inculcate through census

Answer 1

TYPES OF CENSUS ERRORS

Coverage errors in census enumerations are of two types: inclusion of people in the enumeration who should not have been included, and omission of people who should have been included. People mistakenly included in the census comprise two types. First, erroneous enumerations are those who should not have been included in the census because they were not residents of the United States on Census Day, such as babies born after Census Day, people who died before Census Day, temporary visitors, and fabricated people. Second, there are duplicates of correct enumerations, representing people who appear more than once in the list of census enumerations. Duplicates can be repeat enumerations of the same individual at the same address, either as a result of the multiple opportunities for being enumerated in the census, or from an address being represented in more than one way on the Census Bureau’s Master Address File (MAF). Duplicates can also result from the inclusion of an individual at two different residences, possibly both of which are part-time residences.