Open srt1 opened 7 years ago
srt1
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7 years ago Ugh. Well, I just realized that we don't cross metro by firm age/size; and I must have realized that when I named the csv files, because they are:
for example. Hence, we don't ever use "fas" in the file names. So we don't need to do this, at this time, anyway.
larsvilhuber
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7 years ago Will we ever? If yes, then pop it into the catchall "V4.3", if not, leave it closed.
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Ugh. Well, I just realized that we don't cross metro by firm age/size; and I must have realized that when I named the csv files, because they are:
for example. Hence, we don't ever use "fas" in the file names. So we don't need to do this, at this time, anyway.
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srt1
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7 years ago I was wondering. It's not on the planned horizon that we cross metro by firm age/size, though there is always the possibility that it could be defined at some point in the future. There's also the possibility that we collapse the files into a smaller number of output tables, or otherwise reorganize them, so it could be relevant. I can drop it into V4.3.
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Will we ever? If yes, then pop it into the catchall "V4.3", if not, leave it closed.
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for example. Hence, we don't ever use "fas" in the file names. So we don't need to do this, at this time, anyway.
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The metro areas collect FA-FS into the same file. Similar to sarhe, the naming schema needs to reflect that as well:
https://lehd.ces.census.gov/data/schema/V4.2b-draft/lehd_csv_naming.html#_fas