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Transparency in the Reporting of Quality for Integrated Data: A Review of International Standards and Guidelines

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  • John L. Czajka
  • Mathew Stange

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This report reviews information on international standards and guidelines on quality reporting relative to statistical estimates that combine survey data with other types of data.

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  • John L. Czajka & Mathew Stange, "undated". "Transparency in the Reporting of Quality for Integrated Data: A Review of International Standards and Guidelines," Mathematica Policy Research Reports 984e8919667b48ab9aabcbbcb, Mathematica Policy Research.
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