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FROM THE EDITORS pp. 483-484: Michael Hidiroglou and Wlodzimierz Okrasa
FROM THE GUEST EDITORS (PART 1) pp. 485-488: Raymond Chambers and Malay Ghosh
INFERENTIAL ISSUES IN MODEL-BASED SMALL AREA ESTIMATION: SOME NEW DEVELOPMENTS pp. 491-510: J. N. K. Rao
Triple-goal estimation of unemployment rates for U.S. states using the U.S. Current Population Survey data pp. 511-522: Daniel Bonnéry, Yang Cheng, Neung Soo Ha and Partha Lahiri
COVARIATE SELECTION FOR SMALL AREA ESTIMATION IN REPEATED SAMPLE SURVEYS pp. 523-540: Jan A. van den Brakel and Bart Buelens
SMALL AREA ESTIMATION FOR SKEWED DATA IN THE PRESENCE OF ZEROES pp. 541-562: Forough Karlberg
BORROWING INFORMATION OVER TIME IN BINOMIAL/LOGIT NORMAL MODELS FOR SMALL AREA ESTIMATION pp. 563-584: Carolina Franco and William R. Bell
SMALL AREA ESTIMATES OF THE POPULATION DISTRIBUTION BY ETHNIC GROUP IN ENGLAND: A PROPOSAL USING STRUCTURE PRESERVING ESTIMATORS pp. 585-602: Angela Luna, Li-Chun Zhang, Alison Whitworth and Kirsten Piller
SAE TEACHING USING SIMULATIONS pp. 603-610: Jan Pablo Burgard and Ralf Münnich
SAE EDUCATION CHALLENGES TO ACADEMICS AND NSI pp. 611-630: Elżbieta Gołata

THE MEASUREMENT OF SUBJECTIVE WELL-BEING IN SURVEY RESEARCH pp. 329-332: Graham Kalton, Christopher Mackie and Wlodzimierz Okrasa
CONCEPTUALIZING SUBJECTIVE WELL-BEING AND ITS MANY DIMENSIONS – IMPLICATIONS FOR DATA COLLECTION IN OFFICIAL STATISTICS AND FOR POLICY RELEVANCE pp. 335-372: Christopher Mackie and Conal Smith
THE OFFICE FOR NATIONAL STATISTICS EXPERIENCE OF COLLECTING AND MEASURING SUBJECTIVE WELL-BEING pp. 373-396: Lucy Tinkler
OFFICIAL STATISTICS ON PERSONAL WELL-BEING: SOME REFLECTIONS ON THE DEVELOPMENT AND SOME REFLECTIONS ON THE DEVELOPMENT AND IN THE UK pp. 397-408: Paul Allin
EXPLOITING ORDINAL DATA FOR SUBJECTIVE WELL-BEING EVALUATION pp. 409-428: Marco Fattore, Filomena Maggino and Alberto Arcagni
USING THE DAY RECONSTRUCTION METHOD TO QUANTIFY TIME SPENT SUFFERING AMONG OLDER ADULTS WITH CHRONIC PAIN pp. 429-440: Dylan M. Smith
AN INITIAL RESEARCH ON OUTPUT WELL-BEING INDEX APPLIED TO RESIDENTS IN WEALTHY COUNTIES FROM CHINA pp. 441-460: Zhanjun Xing and Xiaxia Qu
OPERATIONALIZATION AND ESTIMATION OF BALANCED DEVELOPMENT INDEX FOR POLAND 1999-2016 pp. 461-487: Andrzej K. Koźmiński, Adam Noga, Katarzyna Piotrowska and Krzysztof Zagórski

AN APPROXIMATION TO THE OPTIMAL SUBSAMPLE ALLOCATION FOR SMALL AREAS pp. 163-182: W. B. Molefe, D. K. Shangodoyin and R. G. Clark
RATIO-TO-REGRESSION ESTIMATOR IN SUCCESSIVE SAMPLING USING ONE AUXILIARY VARIABLE pp. 183-202: Zoramthanga Ralte and Gitasree Das
MULTINOMIAL LOGISTIC REGRESSION APPROACH FOR THE EVALUATION OF BINARY DIAGNOSTIC TEST IN MEDICAL RESEARCH pp. 203-222: Alok Kumar Dwivedi, Indika Mallawaarachchi, Juan B. Figueroa-Casas, Angel M. Morales and Patrick Tarwater
FUNCTIONAL STRUCTURE OF POLISH REGIONS IN THE PERIOD 2004-2013 – MEASUREMENT VIA HHI INDEX, FLORENCE’S COEFFICIENT OF LOCALIZATION AND CLUSTER ANALYSIS pp. 223-242: Marek Obrębalski and Marek Walesiak
USING SYMBOLIC DATA IN GRAVITY MODEL OF POPULATION MIGRATION TO REDUCE MODIFIABLE AREAL UNIT PROBLEM (MAUP) pp. 243-264: Justyna Wilk
ANALYSIS OF CONVERGENCE OF EUROPEAN REGIONS WITH THE USE OF COMPOSITE INDEX pp. 265-278: Joanna Górna and Karolina Górna
APPLICATION OF MULTIFACTORIAL MARKET-TIMING MODELS TO ASSESS RISK AND EFFECTIVENESS OF EQUITY-LINKED INSURANCE FUNDS IN POLAND pp. 279-292: Magdalena Homa and Monika Mościbrodzka
A MEASURE FOR REGIONAL RESILIENCE TO ECONOMIC CRISIS pp. 293-308: Małgorzata Markowska
COMPUTERISED RECOMMENDATIONS ON E-TRANSACTION FINALISATION BY MEANS OF MACHINE LEARNING pp. 309-322: Germanas Budnikas
In Memoriam pp. 323-324: Risto Lehtonen and Imbi Traat

JOINT CALIBRATION ESTIMATOR FOR DUAL FRAME SURVEYS pp. 7-36: Mahmoud A. Elkasabi, Steven G. Heeringa and James M. Lepkowski
SOME CLASSES OF MODIFIED RATIO TYPE ESTIMATORS IN SAMPLE SURVEYS pp. 37-52: A. K. P. C. Swain and Manjula Das
IMPROVED SEPARATE RATIO AND PRODUCT EXPONENTIAL TYPE ESTIMATORS IN THE CASE OF POST-STRATIFICATION pp. 53-64: Hilal A. Lone and Rajesh Tailor
POLICY-ORIENTED INFERENCE AND THE ANALYST-CLIENT COOPERATION. AN EXAMPLE FROM SMALL-AREA STATISTICS pp. 65-82: Nicholas T. Longford
APPLICATION OF BOX-JENKINS METHOD AND ARTIFICIAL NEURAL NETWORK PROCEDURE FOR TIME SERIES FORECASTING OF PRICES pp. 83-96: Abhishek Singh and G. C. Mishra
CLASSIFICATION PROBLEMS BASED ON REGRESSION MODELS FOR MULTI-DIMENSIONAL FUNCTIONAL DATA pp. 97-110: Tomasz Górecki, Mirosław Krzyśko and Waldemar Wołyński
STOCHASTIC GOALS IN FINANCIAL PLANNING FOR A TWO-PERSON HOUSEHOLD pp. 111-136: Radosław Pietrzyk and Paweł Rokita
ROBUST REGRESSION IN MONTHLY BUSINESS SURVEY pp. 137-152: Grażyna Dehnel