41.   The Founding Fathers foresaw the need to periodically count its people, for a variety of reasons.

42.   Unlike the census, the survey did not count people in institutions, such as prisons, college dormitories and nursing homes.

43.   This reflected mainly a reduction of some help for the unemployed and a decision to cease counting people undergoing full-time training as being employed.

44.   The BIT works on a stricter system and does not count unemployed people who have worked for as little as one hour in the previous month.