CensusACS5YearSurvey_SubjectTables_S2602PR Config Changes

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PR_CHECKLIST = Link

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request focuses on enhancing the data specification for the Census ACS 5-Year Survey Subject Table S2602PR. The changes primarily involve updating the JSON configuration to correctly handle new data years for earnings and benefits, ensuring that relevant columns are ignored during processing, and fixing minor textual inconsistencies for improved data integrity and readability.

Highlights

• Configuration Updates: The configuration file for the Census ACS 5-Year Survey Subject Table S2602PR has been updated to include new data fields and correct existing entries.
• Data Processing Refinements: Several 'Margin of Error' columns for earnings and benefits across various inflation-adjusted years (2020-2024) have been added to the list of ignored columns, along with general annotation columns, to streamline data processing.
• Typographical Corrections: Minor typos in string literals related to English speaking ability within mappings and denominators have been corrected for accuracy.

Changelog

• scripts/us_census/acs5yr/subject_tables/S2602PR/S2602PR_spec.json
  • Corrected a typo in the 'abilityToSpeakEnglish' mapping value.
  • Reformatted the 'obs_props' object for 'earnings' within 'universePVs' for improved readability.
  • Added 'Geography', 'Annotation of Margin of Error', 'Annotation of Estimate' to the 'ignoreColumns' list.
  • Expanded the 'ignoreColumns' list to include numerous 'Margin of Error' columns for 'EARNINGS AND BENEFITS IN THE PAST 12 MONTHS' for years 2020 through 2024 across various population types.
  • Corrected string literals for 'Speak English less than "very well"' in the 'denominators' section for multiple population categories.
  • Added new topics for 'EARNINGS AND BENEFITS IN THE PAST 12 MONTHS' for years 2020 through 2024 to the 'topics' array.

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Code Review

The pull request updates the S2602PR_spec.json file by correcting a malformed string literal for "Speak English less than very well" in multiple locations and reformatting a JSON object for improved readability. It also significantly expands the ignoreColumns list to include new data fields such as "Geography", "Annotation of Margin of Error", "Annotation of Estimate", and numerous "Margin of Error" columns related to earnings and benefits for years 2020-2024 across various population types. Furthermore, new categories for earnings and benefits data for these later years (2020-2024) have been added to the specification.

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LGTM