Sampling Strategy for Not-Evenly Spread Populations
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Abstract
The sempling strategy for net-evenly spread populations Is discussed. The two stage stratified Random Sampling Design is employed by using "Density of an activity- as stratum weights. The first stage comprises a Village/Ward/Mahal& - Primary Sampling Unit (PS14 - and the Second stage comprises a household - Secondary Sampling Unit (SSW, The process Is explained by taking a hypothetical example. The rule to estimate the sampled population total is developed.
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| Authors | Muhammad Khalid Pervaiz |
| Journal | Journal of Statistics |
| Year | 2003 |
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