Poor measurement: New Census report on measuring poverty raises concerns
By Jared Bernstein
Arloc Sherman
03-29-06
March 28, 2006 | EPI/CBPP Issue Brief
Poor measurement
New Census report on measuring poverty raises
concerns
By Jared Bernstein (EPI) and Arloc Sherman (CBPP)
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