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IMTEC-83-4 1 (1983-09-02)

handle is hein.gao/gaobabegb0001 and id is 1 raw text is: * St gr mC T D . N o t to b e re lea se d O s d e th e G e ne rs LM122484 y the On -t~e bass of specific au Nol V REPORT BY TH S 4;.0 oeCtis airoval REPORT BY TFHE U., &RELEASED General Accounting Office How The Content Of The Agricultural And Economic Censuses Is Determined And Used These two censuses satisfy the Govern- ment's needs to determine the status and trend of the Nation's agricultural and eco- nomic activities. The Department of Agricul- ture, however, the primary Federal user of the agricultural censu's data, has reduced its reliance on the census for current statistical reports on crops and livestock because its own statistical collection activities have improved. The censuses also provide more detailed data than are available from current sample surveys and are useful to the private sector for market research. The Bureau of the Census examined the results of prior censuses and solicited and reviewed data requests from major Federal and non-Federal users. Through this proc- ess, the Bureau --identified questions that needed to be repeated and --eliminated unneeded questions aswell as those that provided unsatisfactory . responses. Overall, the Bureau made few major changes to its prior questionnaires as a result of its process. 0 GAO/IMTEC-83-4 SEPTEMBER 2, 1983 (/;

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