Add consolidated tract, zip, state level data #57
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Add consolidated tract, zip, state level datasets, generating scripts, and dictionaries.
mradamcox
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This looks great overall. In the future, I think it will probably be best to move these consolidated tables out to the main data_final directory and remove all of the old individual CSVs. Or, something along those lines (perhaps move the old CSVs into a new subdirectory). At any rate, this is good for now.
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[G]_Latest.csvfiles indata_final/consolidatedfolder)T_Latest_Dict.csvneeds more thought.I think I've also accidentally snuck in the aggregated Access07 tables, or at least something to do with the generating code for those tables.