The Net Effect: A Comparison of Internet and Mail Survey Respondents

Esther M. Friedman, Nancy A. Clusen and Michael Hartzell

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Abstract: Multiple-mode surveys can improve response and reduce survey error and costs. Although web surveys are an increasingly popular mode of survey administration, the full effect of web data collection on a primarily mail survey is not yet fully understood.

Keywords: Web Survey; Internet; Health Care Survey; Department of Defense Beneficiaries (search for similar items in EconPapers)
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