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Detailed Population Projections For Small Areas: The Massachusetts Experience
Detailed population projections for small areas: The Massachusetts experience
Scholarly Article
Jan 1, 1989
By: Nakosteen RA
Socio Economic Planning Sciences
125 - 138
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There is an urgent and growing need for population projections that are not only detailed by geographic unit, but are also detailed by demographic characteristics. A high level of disaggregation allows the planner considerable flexibility to aggregate the projected data in a variety of geographic and demographic configurations. This study reports on the methodology and results of the Massachusetts experience in developing detailed population projections. Combining conventional with some not-so-conventional techniques, population projections are developed for 351 geographic units, as well as 108 demographic categories. The projections are currently in use in a large variety of public and private planning activities. © 1989.
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Nakosteen, R. A. (1989). Detailed population projections for small areas: The Massachusetts experience. Socio Economic Planning Sciences, 23(3), 125-138. doi:10.1016/0038-0121(89)90010-4
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