Journal of Official Statistics

2013 - 2023

Current editor(s): Annica Isaksson and Ingegerd Jansson

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Volume 39, issue 4, 2023

Small Area Estimates of Poverty Incidence in Costa Rica under a Structure Preserving Estimation (SPREE) Approach pp. 435-458

Arias-Salazar Alejandra

Block Weighted Least Squares Estimation for Nonlinear Cost-based Split Questionnaire Design pp. 459-487

Li Yang, Qi Le, Qin Yichen, Lin Cunjie and Yang Yuhong

Answering Current Challenges of and Changes in Producing Official Time Use Statistics Using the Data Collection Platform MOTUS pp. 489-505

Minnen Joeri, Rymenants Sven, Glorieux Ignace and Tienoven Theun Pieter van

Small Area with Multiply Imputed Survey Data pp. 507-533

Runge Marina and Schmid Timo

Temporally Consistent Present Population from Mobile Network Signaling Data for Official Statistics pp. 535-570

Suarez Castillo Milena, Sémécurbe Francois, Ziemlicki Cezary, Tao Haixuan Xavier and Seimandi Tom

Application of Sampling Variance Smoothing Methods for Small Area Proportion Estimation pp. 571-590

You Yong and Hidiroglou Mike

Book Review: Silvia Biffignandi and Jelke Bethlehem. Handbook of Web Surveys, 2nd edition. 2021 Wiley, ISBN: 978-1-119-37168-7, 624 pps pp. 591-595

Garcia Maria del Mar Rueda

Volume 39, issue 3, 2023

Letter to Editor Quality of 2017 Population Census of Pakistan by Age and Sex pp. 275-284

Wazir Asif and Goujon Anne

Looking for a New Approach to Measuring the Spatial Concentration of the Human Population pp. 285-324

Benassi Federico, Mucciardi Massimo and Pirrotta Giovanni

Predicting Days to Respondent Contact in Cross-Sectional Surveys Using a Bayesian Approach pp. 325-349

Coffey Stephanie and Elliott Michael R.

Towards Demand-Driven On-The-Fly Statistics pp. 351-379

Gelsema Tjalling and Heuvel Guido van Den

Database Reconstruction Is Not So Easy and Is Different from Reidentification pp. 381-398

Muralidhar Krishnamurty and Domingo-Ferrer Josep

Comment to Muralidhar and Domingo-Ferrer (2023) – Legacy Statistical Disclosure Limitation Techniques Were Not An Option for the 2020 US Census of Population And Housing pp. 399-410

Garfinkel Simson

A Rejoinder to Garfinkel (2023) – Legacy Statistical Disclosure Limitation Techniques for Protecting 2020 Decennial US Census: Still a Viable Option pp. 411-420

Muralidhar Krishnamurty and Domingo-Ferrer Josep

A Note on the Optimum Allocation of Resources to Follow up Unit Nonrespondents in Probability Surveys pp. 421-433

Tam Siu-Ming, Holmberg Anders and Wang Summer

Volume 39, issue 2, 2023

Effects of Changing Modes on Item Nonresponse in Panel Surveys pp. 139-149

Lipps Oliver, Voorpostel Marieke and Monsch Gian-Andrea

Adjusting for Selection Bias in Nonprobability Samples by Empirical Likelihood Approach pp. 151-172

Daniela Marella

Design and Sample Size Determination for Experiments on Nonresponse Followup using a Sequential Regression Model pp. 173-202

Raim Andrew M., Mathew Thomas, Sellers Kimberly F., Ellis Renee and Meyers Mikelyn

Estimating Intra-Regional Inequality with an Application to German Spatial Planning Regions pp. 203-228

Runge Marina

Constructing Building Price Index Using Administrative Data pp. 229-251

Higo Masahiro, Saita Yumi, Shimizu Chihiro and Tachi Yuta

From Quarterly to Monthly Turnover Figures Using Nowcasting Methods pp. 253-273

Zult Daan, Krieg Sabine, Schouten Bernd, Ouwehand Pim and Jan van den Brakel

Volume 39, issue 1, 2023

Characteristics of Respondents to Web-Based or Traditional Interviews in Mixed-Mode Surveys. Evidence from the Italian Permanent Population Census pp. 1-26

Grimaccia Elena, Naccarato Alessia, Gallo Gerardo, Cecconi Novella and Fratoni Alessandro

A Multivariate Regression Estimator of Levels and Change for Surveys Over Time pp. 27-44

Konrad Anne and Berger Yves

Investigating an Alternative for Estimation from a Nonprobability Sample: Matching plus Calibration pp. 45-78

Liu Zhan and Valliant Richard

Using Eye-Tracking Methodology to Study Grid Question Designs in Web Surveys pp. 79-101

Neuert Cornelia E., Roßmann Joss and Silber Henning

A Statistical Comparison of Call Volume Uniformity Due to Mailing Strategy pp. 103-121

Raim Andrew M., Nichols Elizabeth and Mathew Thomas

A Two-Stage Bennet Decomposition of the Change in the Weighted Arithmetic Mean pp. 123-137

Thomas von Brasch, Grini Håkon, Johnsen Magnus Berglund and Vigtel Trond Christian

Volume 38, issue 4, 2022

Preface Overview of the Special Issue on Respondent Burden pp. 929-938

Kaplan Robin L., Holzberg Jessica, Eckman Stephanie and Giesen Deirdre

Response Burden – Review and Conceptual Framework pp. 939-961

Yan Ting and Williams Douglas

Testing a Planned Missing Design to Reduce Respondent Burden in Web and SMS Administrations of the CAHPS Clinician and Group Survey (CG-CAHPS) pp. 963-986

Brenner Philip S., Hargraves J. Lee and Cosenza Carol

Response Burden and Dropout in a Probability-Based Online Panel Study – A Comparison between an App and Browser-Based Design pp. 987-1017

Roberts Caroline, Herzing Jessica M.E., Manjon Marc Asensio, Abbet Philip and Gatica-Perez Daniel

The Effect of Burdensome Survey Questions on Data Quality in an Omnibus Survey pp. 1019-1050

Phillips Angelica and Stenger Rachel

Relationship Between Past Survey Burden and Response Probability to a New Survey in a Probability-Based Online Panel pp. 1051-1067

Jin Haomiao and Arie Kapteyn

The Effects of Response Burden – Collecting Life History Data in a Self-Administered Mixed-Device Survey pp. 1069-1095

Carstensen Johann, Sebastian Lang and Cordua Fine

Your Best Estimate is Fine. Or is It? pp. 1097-1123

Timbrook Jerry, Olson Kristen and Smyth Jolene D.

Analyzing the Association of Objective Burden Measures to Perceived Burden with Regression Trees pp. 1125-1144

Yang Daniel K. and Toth Daniell S.

Modeling the Relationship between Proxy Measures of Respondent Burden and Survey Response Rates in a Household Panel Survey pp. 1145-1175

Earp Morgan, Kaplan Robin and Toth Daniell

Exploring Burden Perceptions of Household Survey Respondents in the American Community Survey pp. 1177-1203

Holzberg Jessica and Katz Jonathan

Determination of the Threshold in Cutoff Sampling Using Response Burden with an Application to Intrastat pp. 1205-1234

Sašo Polanec, Smith Paul A. and Bavdaž Mojca

A User-Driven Method for Using Research Products to Empirically Assess Item Importance in National Surveys pp. 1235-1251

Ong Ai Rene, Schultz Robert, Sinozich Sofi, Sinibaldi Jennifer, West Brady T, Wagner James and Finamore John

Volume 38, issue 3, 2022

Construction of Databases for Small Area Estimation pp. 673-708

Berg Emily

Hierarchical Bayesian Model with Inequality Constraints for US County Estimates pp. 709-732

Chen Lu, Nandram Balgobin and Cruze Nathan B.

Timely Estimates of the Monthly Mexican Economic Activity pp. 733-765

Francisco Corona, González-Farías Graciela and López-Pérez Jesús

Small Domain Estimation of Census Coverage – A Case Study in Bayesian Analysis of Complex Survey Data pp. 767-792

Elleouet Joane S., Graham Patrick, Kondratev Nikolai, Morgan Abby K. and Green Rebecca M.

Identifying Data Quality Challenges in Online Opt-In Panels Using Cognitive Interviews in English and Spanish pp. 793-822

Trejo Yazmín García, Meyers Mikelyn, Martinez Mandi, O’Brien Angela, Goerman Patricia and Class Betsarí Otero

Measuring and Mapping Micro Level Earning Inequality towards Addressing the Sustainable Development Goals – A Multivariate Small Area Modelling Approach pp. 823-845

Guha Saurav and Chandra Hukum

Economic Nowcasting with Long Short-Term Memory Artificial Neural Networks (LSTM) pp. 847-873

Hopp Daniel

Variable Inclusion Strategies through Directed Acyclic Graphs to adjust Health Surveys subject to Selection Bias for Producing National Estimates pp. 875-900

Li Yan, Irimata Katherine E., He Yulei and Parker Jennifer

Pseudo Bayesian Mixed Models under Informative Sampling pp. 901-928

Savitsky Terrance D. and Williams Matthew R.

Volume 38, issue 2, 2022

Spatial Sampling Design to Improve the Efficiency of the Estimation of the Critical Parameters of the SARS-CoV-2 Epidemic pp. 367-398

Giorgio Alleva, Giuseppe Arbia, Falorsi Piero Demetrio, Nardelli Vincenzo and Zuliani Alberto

Assessing Residual Seasonality in the U.S. National Income and Product Accounts Aggregates pp. 399-428

Baoline Chen, Tucker McElroy and Pang Osbert C.

Improved Assessment of the Accuracy of Record Linkage via an Extended MaCSim Approach pp. 429-451

Haque Shovanur and Mengersen Kerrie

If They Don’t Understand the Question, They Don’t answer. Language Mismatch in Face-to-Face Interviews pp. 453-484

Jacobsen Jannes

Improving the Output Quality of Official Statistics Based on Machine Learning Algorithms pp. 485-508

Meertens Q.A., Diks C.G.H., H.J. van den Herik and Takes F.W.

Data Fusion for Joining Income and Consumtion Information using Different Donor-Recipient Distance Metrics pp. 509-532

Meinfelder Florian and Schaller Jannik

Total Process Error: An Approach for Assessing and Monitoring the Quality of Multisource Processes pp. 533-556

Rocci Fabiana, Varriale Roberta and Luzi Orietta

Some Thoughts on Official Statistics and its Future (with discussion) pp. 557-598

Tillé Yves, Debusschere Marc, Luomaranta Henri, Axelson Martin, Elvers Eva, Holmberg Anders and Valliant Richard

Iterative Kernel Density Estimation Applied to Grouped Data: Estimating Poverty and Inequality Indicators from the German Microcensus pp. 599-635

Walter Paul, Groß Marcus, Schmid Timo and Weimer Katja

Data Collection Expert Prior Elicitation in Survey Design: Two Case Studies pp. 637-662

Wu Shiya, Schouten Barry, Meijers Ralph and Moerbeek Mirjam

Rejoinder: Measuring Inflation under Pandemic Conditions pp. 663-668

Walter Diewert and Kevin Fox

Book Review pp. 669-671

Flygare Ann-Marie and Jansson Ingegerd

Volume 38, issue 1, 2022

Preface pp. 1-4

Dalén Jörgen, Mehrhoff Jens, Ståhl Olivia and Zhang Li-Chun

Estimating Weights for Web-Scraped Data in Consumer Price Indices pp. 5-21

Ayoubkhani Daniel and Thomas Heledd

Using Scanner Data for Computing Consumer Spatial Price Indexes at Regional Level: An Empirical Application for Grocery Products in Italy pp. 23-56

Laureti Tiziana and Polidoro Federico

Sub-National Spatial Price Indexes for Housing: Methodological Issues and Computation for Italy pp. 57-82

Benedetti Ilaria, Biggeri Luigi and Laureti Tiziana

Unit Value Indexes for Exports – New Developments Using Administrative Trade Data pp. 83-106

Fast Don, Fleck Susan E. and Dominic Smith

Substitution Bias in the Measurement of Import and Export Price Indices: Causes and Correction pp. 107-126

Ludwig von Auer and Shumskikh Alena

Rolling-Time-Dummy House Price Indexes: Window Length, Linking and Options for Dealing with Low Transaction Volume pp. 127-151

Robert Hill, Scholz Michael, Shimizu Chihiro and Steurer Miriam

Econometric Issues in Hedonic Property Price Indices: Some Practical Help pp. 153-186

Mick Silver

Rentals for Housing: A Property Fixed-Effects Estimator of Inflation from Administrative Data pp. 187-211

Bentley Alan

Experimental UK Regional Consumer Price Inflation with Model-Based Expenditure Weights pp. 213-237

Dawber James, Würz Nora, Smith Paul A., Flower Tanya, Thomas Heledd, Schmid Timo and Tzavidis Nikos

The Geometric Young Formula for Elementary Aggregate Producer Price Indexes pp. 239-253

Robert Martin, Sadler Andy, Stanley Sara, Thompson William and Weinhagen Jonathan

Measuring Inflation under Pandemic Conditions pp. 255-285

Walter Diewert and Kevin Fox

A Comment on the Article by W. Erwin Diewert and Kevin J. Fox pp. 287-289

Boldsen Carsten

Creative and Exhaustive, but Less Practical – a Comment on the Article by Diewert and Fox pp. 291-293

Goldhammer Bernhard

“Measuring Inflation under Pandemic Conditions”: A Comment pp. 295-300

Abe Naohito

Price Index Numbers under Large-Scale Demand Shocks–The Japanese Experience of the COVID-19 Pandemic pp. 301-317

Abe Naohito, Toshikatsu Inoue and Sato Hideyasu

Early Real Estate Indicators during the COVID-19 Crisis pp. 319-351

Pfeifer Norbert and Steurer Miriam