simple person weighted US population from the 1-year ACS data
year-to-year population changes
Hispanic vs NonHispanic
07-08 1,443,880 994,689
08-09 1,525,668 1,421,160
09-10 2,381,426 (38,293)
10-11 1,197,588 1,044,642
11-12 1,005,325 1,316,796
You’d have to explain:
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what you were expecting,
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where you see the inconsistencies,
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show the code you used to produce the listing above.
Optionally, that listing (which is difficult to read) be better converted to a table.
Sorry for a non-answer.
I’m not certain what variable you are using to calculate these numbers, so it is a bit difficult to troubleshoot exactly what is going on here. I just performed a check using the variable HISPAN and I’m not able to replicate the numbers you’ve reported above. Additionally, the Hispanic vs. Non-Hispanic population estimates seem relatively consistent over time. Let us know if you continue to think there is an error in the data.