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Census Evaluation Study

M. Vijayanunni

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Percentage distribution of children according to their true age in SRS and age recorded in 1991 Census- India and Zones, Percentage of children whoes ages have been over reported, under reported and correctly reported in 1991 Census- India and Zones, Inflation factors for age distortion, Percentage omission rate, duplication rate and net omission rate by age and sex, Census 1991- India and Zones

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Percentage distribution of children according to their true age in SRS and age recorded in 1991 Census- India and Zones, Percentage of children whoes ages have been over reported, under reported and correctly reported in 1991 Census- India and Zones, Inflation factors for age distortion, Percentage omission rate, duplication rate and net omission rate by age and sex, Census 1991- India and Zones

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Percentage distribution of children according to their true age in SRS and age recorded in 1991 Census- India and Zones, Percentage of children whoes ages have been over reported, under reported and correctly reported in 1991 Census- India and Zones, Inflation factors for age distortion, Percentage omission rate, duplication rate and net omission rate by age and sex, Census 1991- India and Zones

Key concepts: Census, Demography, Geography, Statistics, Population, Mathematics, Sociology

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