Documents relating to the metropolitan statistical area classification for the 1980's
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Documents relating to the metropolitan statistical area classification for the 1980's
Stat Report.
1980.
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"This statement provides background information on the metropolitan area concept and the development of the official standards for defining metropolitan statistical areas for [U.S.] Federal statistical purposes. It discusses each section of the new standards and points out how the new provisions differ from those previously in effect."
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