Household surveys in developing and transition countries.

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TextSeries: Studies in methods. Series F ; ; no. 96.Publication details: New York : United Nations, 2005.Description: 1 online resource (xxxv, 619 pages)Content type:

text

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computer

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online resource

ISBN:

1423754336
9781423754336
9211614813
9789211614817

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Household sample surveys in developing and transition countries [Cover title]

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Additional physical formats: Print version:: Household surveys in developing and transition countries.DDC classification:

306.8509 22

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HQ727.9 .H68 2005eb

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Summary: The handbook on Household Sample Surveys in Developing and Transition Countries presents the "state of the art" on several important aspects of conducting household surveys in developing and transition countries, including sample design, survey implementation, non-sampling errors, survey costs, and analysis of survey data. The main objective of this handbook is to assist national survey statisticians to design household surveys in an efficient and reliable manner, and to allow users to make greater use of survey generated data. The publication's 25 chapters have been authored by leading experts in survey research methodology around the world.

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"Economic & social affairs"--Cover.

"ST/ESA/STAT/SER. F/96."

"United Nations publication sales no. E.05. XVII.6"--Title page verso.

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The handbook on Household Sample Surveys in Developing and Transition Countries presents the "state of the art" on several important aspects of conducting household surveys in developing and transition countries, including sample design, survey implementation, non-sampling errors, survey costs, and analysis of survey data. The main objective of this handbook is to assist national survey statisticians to design household surveys in an efficient and reliable manner, and to allow users to make greater use of survey generated data. The publication's 25 chapters have been authored by leading experts in survey research methodology around the world.

English.

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