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A Linear Model Approach to the Estimation of Survey Redesign Effects

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A Linear Model Approach to the Estimation of Survey Redesign Effects

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A Linear Model Approach to the Estimation of Survey Redesign Effects
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Ongoing surveys are periodically redesigned to reflect changes related to the population of interest. Such sample redesigns are necessary to maintain design efficiency by taking into account known changes in the characteristics of the population and by incorporating new methodological developments in sampling. The sample redesign may or may not coincide with changes in the questionnaire or interview procedures.

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