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Applying Census Data To Housing Policy, Martin H. Shukert
Applying Census Data To Housing Policy, Martin H. Shukert
CPAR Presents: A Data and Research Series for Community Impact
This presentation features: Applying Census Data to Housing Policy; What do these data tell us?; Omaha Change 2000-2010; Nebraska Change 2000-2010; What do these data tell us?; Key Housing Policy Questions; Overall Demographic Assumptions; Population Change; Population Change by Predicted vs. Actual; Housing Production; Population Forecast; Occupancy Changes, Dodge City; Development Projection, Dodge City; Income Distributions and Housing Affordability Ranges; Housing Development Program, Dodge City; and Gap Calculations.
Utilizing The Census Of Governments, U.S. Census Bureau
Utilizing The Census Of Governments, U.S. Census Bureau
CPAR Presents: A Data and Research Series for Community Impact
This presentation features: Government Statistics Data; Government Statistics Programs; Aggregate and Local Statistics; History of the Census of Governments; What is a Government?; Government Structure; The Many Layers of American Government; Census of Governments; Types of Governments; Diversity of Governments; Government Finance; Governments as Producers; Measurement of Fiscal Condition; Intergovernmental Fiscal Flows; Annual Tax Statistics; Annual Finance Statistics; Annual Public Pension Statistics; Annual Education Finance Statistics; Government Employment; Annual Employment Statistics; Nebraska Employment and Payroll; Quarterly Public Pensions Statistics; Quarterly Tax Statistics; Government Statistics at Work; Accessing the Data; Working with the Data; Data Releases; and Government Statistics in the …
Nebraska’S Population And Economic Trends, Jerry Deichert, David J. Drozd
Nebraska’S Population And Economic Trends, Jerry Deichert, David J. Drozd
CPAR Presents: A Data and Research Series for Community Impact
This presentation features: Nebraska Population and Economic Trends; Population and Population Change; Natural Change; Net Migration; Cities and Towns; Age Structure; Race and Hispanic/Latino Origin; Key Demographic Indicators; and Economic Trends from BEA Employment and Per Capita Personal Income.
Rethinking Our Future: Moving Past December 31, 2010, Julie L. Masters, David J. Drozd
Rethinking Our Future: Moving Past December 31, 2010, Julie L. Masters, David J. Drozd
CPAR Presents: A Data and Research Series for Community Impact
This presentation features: Past, Present and Future; Redefining Old Age…Young-Old (Neugarten); A Lesson to be Learned…; Young-Old Concerns…; Counties with the highest percentage of 65 -74; Aging is a process…not an event; Redefining old age…Oldest-Old (Neugarten); Oldest-Old Concerns; Counties with the highest percentage 85 +; A glimpse of the state; Forget the Sweet Little Old Lady Model…; When does it all begin? The Nebraska example:; Aging of the US population; What’s All the Fuss About Aging?; Age at Time of Death; Changes are a happenin’; From childhood education to gerontology; Alpha Boomers -coined by Alan Wurtzel; AARP and NASCAR -Connecting …