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The Impact of Undercounting in the Current Population Survey

August 24, 2006

Alan Barber

John Schmitt

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August 2006, John Schmitt and Dean Baker

This report shows that official estimates of the number of Americans living in poverty and without health insurance may substantially underestimate the true number of poor and uninsured.

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    Alan Barber | CPC Center Policy Director

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