Atlantida; a case study in household sample surveys.
Contributors: United States. Bureau of the Census. International Statistical Training and Workshop Office.; United States. Bureau of the Census. International Statistical Programs.
Published: 1965
Place of publication: [Washington
Language: eng
Subjects: Household surveys -- Case studies.; Statistics -- Case studies.; Cost and standard of living -- Case studies.
Notes: Prepared as a contribution to the Alliance for progress program.
Vols.   -N issued by the Office under a later name:   -M, International Statistical Training and Workshop Office; N, International Statistical Programs.
"Based on materials prepared by the Bureau of the Census under the auspices of the Agency for International Development and presented in collaboration with the Inter American Statistical Institute, at a workshop for Latin American statisticians in Mexico City from 15 February to 9 April 1965."
Prepared as a contribution to the Alliance for progress program.
Table of contents: title: B. Unit I: Survey objectives and description of country.; title: C. Unit II: Content and design of household surveys.; title: D. Unit III: Population data controls.; title: E. Unit IV: Sample design.; title: F. Unit V, part A: Field operations; title: organization, training, and control.; title: H. Unit VI: Distribution and receipt of materials.; title: I. Unit VII: Editing and coding.; title: J. Unit VIII: Tabulation process.; title: M. Workbook for the case study.; title: N. Sampling lectures. Demography lectures (provisional issue) 2 v.