Survey Sampling and Estimation Techniques
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This cluster of papers focuses on statistical methods and techniques for conducting surveys on sensitive topics, such as the Randomized Response Technique, List Experiments, and the use of auxiliary information in survey sampling. The papers cover various estimation methods, including ratio estimators, multivariate regression analysis, and item count techniques, while addressing issues like social desirability bias and measurement errors.
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survey sampling; stratified sampling; estimator efficiency; variance estimation; population mean estimation; auxiliary variables; small area estimation; auxiliary information; simple random sampling; nonresponse; randomized response; double sampling; ratio estimator; sensitive questions; sampling theory; cluster sampling; ranked set sampling; finite population; sample surveys; two-stage sampling; bias and mean squared error; survey sampling design; probability sampling; Horvitz-Thompson estimator; survey weighting
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Morton address: 38351792505236661 · morton4x16-v1
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