A “Replacement” Procedure for Reducing the Bias of Nonresponse
The American StatisticianPublished 1 October 1959
Leslie Kish, Irene Hess
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Abstract The effects of nonresponse can be reduced by simulating an increase in the number of recalls. The procedure consists in adding to the addresses of current surveys the nonresponse addresses from similar recent surveys.
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