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METADATA Title Description Scope and Classification Treasury Bill Rates This dataset contains the series on treasury bill rates. Treasury bill rate is the rate on short term debt instruments issued

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1. Start by identifying the purpose and goals of your project or initiative.
2. Determine the boundaries of your project or initiative, including the specific areas or subjects that it will cover.
3. Break down the project or initiative into smaller components or tasks.
4. Assign a scope to each component or task, which defines the extent or range of activities and deliverables that are included.
5. Classify each component or task according to relevant categories or criteria, such as subject, type, or priority.
6. Document the scope and classification for each component or task in a systematic manner, ensuring clarity and consistency.
7. Review and revise the scope and classification as necessary throughout the project or initiative.
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What is scope and classification?

Scope and classification refer to the identification and categorization of items or entities based on specific criteria.

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Entities or individuals who are mandated by regulations or laws to report on the scope and classification of their activities.

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What is the purpose of scope and classification?

The purpose of scope and classification is to provide clarity and organization to the items or entities being categorized, helping in decision-making and analysis.

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The information reported on scope and classification forms typically includes descriptions, categories, and any relevant details about the items or entities.