Journal of official statistics

• 

  Año 2005, Vol. 21, Número 2

  • Seleccionado

    Reflections on Early History of Official Statistics and a Modest Proposal for Global Coordination

    S. Kotz

    pág. 139

    
  • Seleccionado

    The Effectiveness of a Supranational Statistical Office: Pulses, Minuses, and Challenges Viewed from the Outside

    I. P. Fellegi

    pág. 145

    
  • Seleccionado

    An Interview with the Authors of the Book Model Assisted Survey Sampling

    C.-E. Sarndal, B. Swensson, P. S. Kott

    pág. 171

    
  • Seleccionado

    Achieving Usability in Establishment Surveys Through the Application of Visual Design Principles

    D. A. Dillman, T. Mahon-Haft, A. Gertseva

    pág. 183

    
  • Seleccionado

    Promoting Uniform Question Understanding in Today's and Tomorrow's Surveys

    M. F. Schober, F. G. Conrad

    pág. 215

    
  • Seleccionado

    To Mix or Not to Mix Data Collection Modes in Surveys

    E. D. De Leeuw

    pág. 233

    
  • Seleccionado

    Automatic Edit and Imputation for Business Surveys: The Dutch Contribution to the EUREDIT Project

    J. Pannekoek

    pág. 257

    
  • Seleccionado

    Model-based Estimation of Drug Use Prevalence Using Item Count Data

    G. Brown, P. Biemer

    pág. 287

    
  • Seleccionado

    Data Swapping: Variations on a Theme by Dalenius and Reiss

    S. E. Fienberg

    pág. 309

    
  • Seleccionado

    PRIMA: A New Multiple Imputation Procedure for Binary Variables

    R. Munnich, S. Rassler

    pág. 325

    
  • Seleccionado

    Some Recent Developments and Directions in Seasonal Adjustment

    D. F. Findley

    pág. 343