Nonresponse Adjustment in the Current Employment Statistics Survey

Kennon R. Copeland · 2004

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Type: article
Published: 2004-01-01
Cited by: 4
References: 9
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Keywords

Current Population Survey, Earnings, Statistics, Sample (material), Population

References

Pattern-Mixture Models for Multivariate Incomplete DataRoderick J. A. Little — 1993
INFERENCE AND MISSING DATADonald B. Rubin — 1975
ALTERNATIVE IMPUTATION METHODS FOR EMPLOYMENT DATAS. West, S. Butani, Michael Witt — 2002

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PANEL SURVEY ESTIMATION IN THE PRESENCE OF LATE REPORTING AND NONRESPONSEKennon R. Copeland — 2004
Business Establishment Employment Data : NETS versus ES-202 June 2011Gary Kunkle — 2011

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