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We consider the estimation of measures of persistent poverty in panel surveys with missing data, focusing on the … apply it to panel data from Peru for 2007-11. The "worst case" bounds are very wide, but we achieve much more precise …
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of a panel. Our estimates indicate that the effect of being interviewed for a second time is to increase the mean of … reported monthly income by £142 (8 percent). Dependent interviewing - a recall device commonly used in panel surveys - takes … attributed to changes in respondent reporting behaviour (panel conditioning). Our analysis suggests that falls in respondent …
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consumption data in cross sectional household surveys, to missing panel household data. We focus on methods that aim to compare …
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This paper focuses on fraud detection in surveys using Socio-Economic Panel (SOEP) data as an example for testing newly …
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In principle, the SOEP is a highly adequate data source for analyzing the socio-economic background of temporary agency workers. In this paper, it's argued that on second glance, the SOEP's temp worker variable shows severe problems with data quality. An easy-to-use adjustment procedure is...
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