variables: 816338

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816338 Ability to run census index     2023-11-22 15:17:34 2024-07-25 22:53:45     1750-2015 6296     
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    "name": "Ability to run census index",
    "tolerance": 5,
    "numDecimalPlaces": 1
}
 0     censusgraded_ability grapher/state_capacity/2023-11-20/information_capacity_dataset/information_capacity_dataset#censusgraded_ability   2 minor           Measures the ability of the country to carry out censuses consistently with different degrees of difficulty. It ranges between 0 (20 years between any census) and 30 (census based on a continuously updated population register). A graded index of the ability of the country to carry out censuses consistently with different degrees of difficulty. The index takes the value 30 if the country ran a census based on a continuously updated population register (based on register_based_census), 20 if it ran a modern (enumeration-based) census (censuses implement-ed after first_moderncensus takes the value 1 but that were not based on population registers), and 10 if it ran a non-modern census. The index is depreciated by 1 point for every consecutive year without a census, starting 10 years after the previous census. Therefore, the index takes a value of 0 after 20 years without any census, after 30 years from the last modern census, and after 40 years from the last register-based census. 
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