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Proceedings of the Section on Government Statistics. Papers presented at the Annual Meeting of the America Statistical Association, Orlando, Florida..
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Review of the federal racial and ethnic categories
The research agenda on issues surrounding the definition of racial and ethnic categories
Developing and testing race and ethnic origin questions for the current population survey supplement on race and ethnic origin
Measuring poverty : a new approach
Reflections ofn Rockwell's view of the future and comments on the government statistician of the 21st century
1st century implications for users of federal statistics
Roger Herriot award presentation
Space/time variations in survey estimates
Out of the box : again and again, Roger Herriot at the Census Bureau
Statistics in an international human rights treaty report
Statistical measures of economic discrimination useful in evaluating fairness
Measuring customer service at the Bureau of Labor Statistics
Measuring to improve quality and productivity in a processing environment
Employees as customers. Measuring and improving employee job stisfaction
Using activity and trip diaries in a national travel survey
Modifying a gasoline survey to measure the impact of the reformulated gasoline program
The design and inplementation of the national occupant protection use survey (NOPUS)
Technology, privacy, and federal statistics
Privacy of health care data : what does the public know? How much do they care?
Aspects of survey and model-based postcensal estimation of income and poverty characteristics for states and counties
Sampling error modelling of poverty and income statistics for states
Developing postcensal income and poverty estimates for all U.S. counties
Sampling weights for the housing sample of the consumer price index
Improved timeliness of geographic data through automation of the current employment statistics program
Assessing customer satisfaction in a federal statistical agency
Technical academic training for employees of survey organizations
Developing the affective side of technicians : consulting and managing skills
Development of mathematical statisticians in statistical agencies
Surveying non-federal data users for 2000 census nedds
Selection of census data by state and local government agencies and nonprofit organizations : preliminary findings
The use of selection-bias models to evaluate food and nutrition programs
Are nonexperimental estimates close enough for policy purposes? A test for selection bias using experimental data
Selection bias adjustment in treatment-effect models as a method of aggregation
The relationship between public expenditure and economic growth-an international comparative study
Procedures for researcher access to confidential microdata at the Bureau of Labor Statistics
Public control on official statistics
Committee origins and functions : how and why the Federal Committee on Statistical Methodology began and what it does?
The role of FCSM in the federal statistical system
The professional profile of the Federal Committee on Statistical Methodology
Partnership with academia : how the FCSM works with the educational and academic sector
Meeting future needs : areas where the FCSM may focus its efforts in the future
Using models to measure the effect of the justice system : interpreting reconviction rates
Effects on data quality from the re-implementation of the refugee index
Modelling data files for longitudinal surveys
An analysis of unemployment among male veterans and nonveterans : 1994
Changes in VA hospital use 1980-1990 revisited
Review of the federal racial and ethnic categories
The research agenda on issues surrounding the definition of racial and ethnic categories
Developing and testing race and ethnic origin questions for the current population survey supplement on race and ethnic origin
Measuring poverty : a new approach
Reflections ofn Rockwell's view of the future and comments on the government statistician of the 21st century
1st century implications for users of federal statistics
Roger Herriot award presentation
Space/time variations in survey estimates
Out of the box : again and again, Roger Herriot at the Census Bureau
Statistics in an international human rights treaty report
Statistical measures of economic discrimination useful in evaluating fairness
Measuring customer service at the Bureau of Labor Statistics
Measuring to improve quality and productivity in a processing environment
Employees as customers. Measuring and improving employee job stisfaction
Using activity and trip diaries in a national travel survey
Modifying a gasoline survey to measure the impact of the reformulated gasoline program
The design and inplementation of the national occupant protection use survey (NOPUS)
Technology, privacy, and federal statistics
Privacy of health care data : what does the public know? How much do they care?
Aspects of survey and model-based postcensal estimation of income and poverty characteristics for states and counties
Sampling error modelling of poverty and income statistics for states
Developing postcensal income and poverty estimates for all U.S. counties
Sampling weights for the housing sample of the consumer price index
Improved timeliness of geographic data through automation of the current employment statistics program
Assessing customer satisfaction in a federal statistical agency
Technical academic training for employees of survey organizations
Developing the affective side of technicians : consulting and managing skills
Development of mathematical statisticians in statistical agencies
Surveying non-federal data users for 2000 census nedds
Selection of census data by state and local government agencies and nonprofit organizations : preliminary findings
The use of selection-bias models to evaluate food and nutrition programs
Are nonexperimental estimates close enough for policy purposes? A test for selection bias using experimental data
Selection bias adjustment in treatment-effect models as a method of aggregation
The relationship between public expenditure and economic growth-an international comparative study
Procedures for researcher access to confidential microdata at the Bureau of Labor Statistics
Public control on official statistics
Committee origins and functions : how and why the Federal Committee on Statistical Methodology began and what it does?
The role of FCSM in the federal statistical system
The professional profile of the Federal Committee on Statistical Methodology
Partnership with academia : how the FCSM works with the educational and academic sector
Meeting future needs : areas where the FCSM may focus its efforts in the future
Using models to measure the effect of the justice system : interpreting reconviction rates
Effects on data quality from the re-implementation of the refugee index
Modelling data files for longitudinal surveys
An analysis of unemployment among male veterans and nonveterans : 1994
Changes in VA hospital use 1980-1990 revisited
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| Código de barras | Signatura | Tipo de medio | Ubicación | Sección | Estado |
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| 34338 | 519.5 AMEpg 1995 | Libro | Biblioteca Especializada | Colección general | Disponible |
