The U.S. Census Bureau conducts a census to check the population of first-generation immigrants living in the U.S. It conducts the census twice and arrives at different results (first census -45 million; second census -47 million). Hence, the data acquired from the research will affect the quality of information because it ________.
A) is too fine-grained
B) is too coarse-grained
C) lacks timeliness
D) is inaccurate

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The fact that the two census results arrive at different figures indicates that the data is inaccurate, which can affect the quality of information.

The US Census Bureau Conducts a Census to Check the Population