This paper presents a total survey error model that simultaneously treats sampling error, nonresponse error and measurement error. The main aim for developing the model is to determine the optimal allocation of the available resources for the total survey error reduction. More precisely, the paper is concerned with obtaining the best possible accuracy in survey estimate through an overall economic balance between sampling and nonsampling error.

Marella, D. (2007). Errors depending on costs in sample surveys. SURVEY RESEARCH METHODS, 1(2), 85-96.

Errors depending on costs in sample surveys

MARELLA, Daniela
2007-01-01

Abstract

This paper presents a total survey error model that simultaneously treats sampling error, nonresponse error and measurement error. The main aim for developing the model is to determine the optimal allocation of the available resources for the total survey error reduction. More precisely, the paper is concerned with obtaining the best possible accuracy in survey estimate through an overall economic balance between sampling and nonsampling error.
2007
Marella, D. (2007). Errors depending on costs in sample surveys. SURVEY RESEARCH METHODS, 1(2), 85-96.
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