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The 1979 Diary Family Income and Expenditure Survey: Experience and Preliminary Results

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  • Osorio, Nieves L.

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This paper is presented at the Third National Convention on Statistics on December 13-14, 1982. The 1979 Diary Family income and Expenditure Survey (DFIES) has utilized the diary method of data collection to minimize, if not eliminate, errors and biases arising from the traditional recall-record method of soliciting information. Jointly conducted by the National Tax Research Center and National Census and Statistics Office, DFIES aims to provide reliable quantitative information regarding personal/additional exemptions and household income/expenditure patterns. This article argues for the utilization of DFIES in the Philippines. Areas for improvement of the system are also cited.

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  • Osorio, Nieves L., 1983. "The 1979 Diary Family Income and Expenditure Survey: Experience and Preliminary Results," Philippine Journal of Development JPD 1983 Vol. X No. 1-g, Philippine Institute for Development Studies.
  • Handle: RePEc:phd:pjdevt:jpd_1983_vol__x_no__1-g
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