Journal of Official Statistics

2013 - 2023

Current editor(s): Annica Isaksson and Ingegerd Jansson

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Volume 31, issue 4, 2015

Letter to the Editor pp. 537-544

Bijak Jakub, Alberts Isabel, Alho Juha, Bryant John, Buettner Thomas, Falkingham Jane, Forster Jonathan J., Gerland Patrick, King Thomas, Luca Onorante, Keilman Nico, O’Hagan Anthony, Owens Darragh, Raftery Adrian, Ševčíková Hana and Smith Peter W.F.

Using Auxiliary Sample Frame Information for Optimum Sampling of Rare Populations pp. 545-557

Barron Martin, Davern Michael, Montgomery Robert, Tao Xian, Wolter Kirk M., Zeng Wei, Dorell Christina and Black Carla

Response Burden in Official Business Surveys: Measurement and Reduction Practices of National Statistical Institutes pp. 559-588

Bavdaž Mojca, Giesen Deirdre, Černe Simona Korenjak, Löfgren Tora and Raymond-Blaess Virginie

Statistical Estimators Using Jointly Administrative and Survey Data to Produce French Structural Business Statistics pp. 589-609

Brion Philippe and Gros Emmanuel

First Impressions of Telephone Survey Interviewers pp. 611-625

Broome Jessica

Quarterly Regional GDP Flash Estimates by Means of Benchmarking and Chain Linking pp. 627-647

Cuevas Ángel, Quilis Enrique M. and Antoni Espasa

Coordination of Conditional Poisson Samples pp. 649-672

Grafström Anton and Matei Alina

Cultural Variations in the Effect of Interview Privacy and the Need for Social Conformity on Reporting Sensitive Information pp. 673-697

Mneimneh Zeina M., Tourangeau Roger, Pennell Beth-Ellen, Heeringa Steven G. and Elliott Michael R.

Frameworks for Guiding the Development and Improvement of Population Statistics in the United Kingdom pp. 699-722

Raymer James, Rees Phil and Blake Ann

B-Graph Sampling to Estimate the Size of a Hidden Population pp. 723-736

Spreen Marinus and Bogaerts Stefan

Quality Indicators for Statistical Disclosure Methods: A Case Study on the Structure of Earnings Survey pp. 737-761

Templ Matthias

Effects of Cluster Sizes on Variance Components in Two-Stage Sampling pp. 763-782

Valliant Richard, Dever Jill A. and Kreuter Frauke

On Proxy Variables and Categorical Data Fusion pp. 783-807

Zhang Li-Chun

Book Review: Online Panel Research: A Data Quality Perspective pp. 809-812

Cornesse Carina and Blom Annelies G.

Book Review: Practical Tools for Designing and Weighting Survey Samples pp. 813-815

Espejo Mariano Ruiz

Book Review: Managing and Sharing Research Data: A Guide to Good Practice pp. 817-819

Mulcahy Timothy Michael

Volume 31, issue 3, 2015

Preface pp. 349-355

Bakker Bart F.M., Heijden Peter G.M. van der and Scholtus Sander

Sensitivity of Population Size Estimation for Violating Parametric Assumptions in Log-linear Models pp. 357-379

Gerritse Susanna C., Heijden Peter G.M. van der and Bakker Bart F.M.

On Modelling Register Coverage Errors pp. 381-396

Zhang Li-Chun

Using the Bootstrap to Account for Linkage Errors when Analysing Probabilistically Linked Categorical Data pp. 397-414

Chipperfield James O. and Chambers Raymond L.

Coverage Evaluation on Probabilistically Linked Data pp. 415-429

Di Consiglio Loredana and Tuoto Tiziana

Models for Combining Aggregate-Level Administrative Data in the Absence of a Traditional Census pp. 431-451

Yildiz Dilek and Smith Peter W.F.

Linkage of Census and Administrative Data to Quality Assure the 2011 Census for England and Wales pp. 453-473

Blackwell Louisa, Charlesworth Andrew and Rogers Nicola Jane

A Bayesian Approach to Population Estimation with Administrative Data pp. 475-487

Bryant John R. and Graham Patrick

Sensitivity of Mixed-Source Statistics to Classification Errors pp. 489-506

Burger Joep, Delden Arnout van and Scholtus Sander

Discussion pp. 507-513

Chambers Ray

Discussion pp. 515-525

Holmberg Anders

Discussion pp. 527-535

Fienberg Stephen E.

Volume 31, issue 2, 2015

Preface pp. 149-153

Karlberg Martin, Silvia Biffignandi, Daas Piet J.H., Holmberg Anders, Hulliger Beat, Jacques Pascal, Lehtonen Risto, Münnich Ralf T., Shlomo Natalie, Silberman Roxane and Stoop Ineke

Variance Estimation of Change in Poverty Rates: an Application to the Turkish EU-SILC Survey pp. 155-175

Oguz Alper Melike and Berger Yves G.

ReGenesees: an Advanced R System for Calibration, Estimation and Sampling Error Assessment in Complex Sample Surveys pp. 177-203

Zardetto Diego

Dwelling Price Ranking versus Socioeconomic Clustering: Possibility of Imputation pp. 205-229

Fleishman Larisa, Gubman Yury and Aviad Tur-Sinai

Quality Assessment of Imputations in Administrative Data pp. 231-247

Matthias Schnetzer, Astleithner Franz, Predrag Ćetković, Stefan Humer, Lenk Manuela and Mathias Moser

Big Data as a Source for Official Statistics pp. 249-262

Daas Piet J.H., Puts Marco J., Buelens Bart and Hurk Paul A.M. van Den

Small Area Model-Based Estimators Using Big Data Sources pp. 263-281

Marchetti Stefano, Giusti Caterina, Pratesi Monica, Salvati Nicola, Giannotti Fosca, Pedreschi Dino, Rinzivillo Salvatore, Pappalardo Luca and Gabrielli Lorenzo

Sentiments and Perceptions of Business Respondents on Social Media: an Exploratory Analysis pp. 283-304

Torres van Grinsven Vanessa and Snijkers Ger

Measuring Disclosure Risk and Data Utility for Flexible Table Generators pp. 305-324

Shlomo Natalie, Antal Laszlo and Elliot Mark

Statistical Metadata: a Unified Approach to Management and Dissemination pp. 325-347

Signore Marina, Scanu Mauro and Brancato Giovanna

Volume 31, issue 1, 2015

Face-to-Face or Sequential Mixed-Mode Surveys Among Non-Western Minorities in the Netherlands: The Effect of Different Survey Designs on the Possibility of Nonresponse Bias pp. 1-30

Kappelhof Johannes W.S.

Validating Sensitive Questions: A Comparison of Survey and Register Data pp. 31-59

Kirchner Antje

Linear Regression Diagnostics in Cluster Samples pp. 61-75

Li Jianzhu and Valliant Richard

Ratio Edits Based on Statistical Tolerance Intervals pp. 77-100

Young Derek S. and Mathew Thomas

On Estimating Quantiles Using Auxiliary Information pp. 101-119

Berger Yves G. and Munoz Juan F.

Statistical Disclosure Limitation in the Presence of Edit Rules pp. 121-138

Kim Hang J., Karr Alan F. and Reiter Jerome P.

Book Review pp. 139-140

Earp Morgan S.

Book Review pp. 141-142

Resnick Dean M.

Book Review pp. 143-145

Walejko Gina K.

Book Review pp. 147-148

Willis Gordon

Volume 30, issue 4, 2014

In Search of Motivation for the Business Survey Response Task pp. 579-606

Torres van Grinsven Vanessa, Bolko Irena and Bavdaž Mojca

An Adaptive Data Collection Procedure for Call Prioritization pp. 607-621

Beaumont Jean-Francois, Bocci Cynthia and Haziza David

Measuring Representativeness of Short-Term Business Statistics pp. 623-649

Ouwehand Pim and Schouten Barry

Does the Length of Fielding Period Matter? Examining Response Scores of Early Versus Late Responders pp. 651-674

Sigman Richard, Lewis Taylor, Yount Naomi Dyer and Lee Kimya

The Utility of Nonparametric Transformations for Imputation of Survey Data pp. 675-700

Robbins Michael W.

Modeling Nonresponse in Establishment Surveys: Using an Ensemble Tree Model to Create Nonresponse Propensity Scores and Detect Potential Bias in an Agricultural Survey pp. 701-719

Earp Morgan, Mitchell Melissa, McCarthy Jaki and Kreuter Frauke

Detecting and Treating Verified Influential Values in a Monthly Retail Trade Survey pp. 721-747

Mulry Mary H., Oliver Broderick E. and Kaputa Stephen J.

The Impact of Sampling Designs on Small Area Estimates for Business Data pp. 749-771

Burgard Jan Pablo, Münnich Ralf and Zimmermann Thomas

On Precision in Estimates of Change over Time where Samples are Positively Coordinated by Permanent Random Numbers pp. 773-785

Lindblom Annika

Analytic Tools for Evaluating Variability of Standard Errors in Large-Scale Establishment Surveys pp. 787-810

Cho MoonJung, Eltinge John L., Gershunskaya Julie and Huff Larry

Estimation of Mean Squared Error of X-11-ARIMA and Other Estimators of Time Series Components pp. 811-838

Pfeffermann Danny and Sverchkov Michail

Data Smearing: An Approach to Disclosure Limitation for Tabular Data pp. 839-857

Toth Daniell

Volume 30, issue 3, 2014

A System for Managing the Quality of Official Statistics pp. 381-415

Biemer Paul, Trewin Dennis, Bergdahl Heather and Japec Lilli

Discussion pp. 417-419

Scheuren Fritz

Discussion pp. 421-424

Dolson David

Discussion pp. 425-429

Elvers Eva

Discussion pp. 431-435

Eltinge John L.

Rejoinder pp. 437-442

Biemer Paul, Trewin Dennis, Bergdahl Heather and Japec Lilli

Panel Attrition: How Important is Interviewer Continuity? pp. 443-457

Peter Lynn, Olena Kaminska and Goldstein Harvey

Item Nonresponse in Face-to-Face Interviews with Children pp. 459-477

Haunberger Sigrid

Optimizing Opt-Out Consent for Record Linkage pp. 479-497

Marcel Das and Couper Mick P.

Predictions vs. Preliminary Sample Estimates: The Case of Eurozone Quarterly GDP pp. 499-520

D’Elia Enrico

Developing Calibration Weights and Standard-Error Estimates for a Survey of Drug-Related Emergency-Department Visits pp. 521-532

Kott Phillip S. and Day C. Daniel

Access to Sensitive Data: Satisfying Objectives Rather than Constraints pp. 533-545

Felix Ritchie

Are All Quality Dimensions of Equal Importance when Measuring the Perceived Quality of Official Statistics? Evidence from Spain pp. 547-562

Costa Alex, Garcıá Jaume and Raymond Josep Lluis

Book Review pp. 563-565

Wolf Peter-Paul de

Book Review pp. 567-570

Kirzinger Whitney

Book Review pp. 571-573

Sakshaug Joseph W.

Volume 30, issue 2, 2014

Overview of the Special Issue on Surveying the Hard-to-Reach pp. 171-176

Willis Gordon B., Smith Tom W., Shariff-Marco Salma and English Ned

Potential Uses of Administrative Records for Triple System Modeling for Estimation of Census Coverage Error in 2020 pp. 177-189

Griffin Richard A.

Sampling Nomads: A New Technique for Remote, Hard-to-Reach, and Mobile Populations pp. 191-213

Himelein Kristen, Eckman Stephanie and Murray Siobhan

Enumerating the Hidden Homeless: Strategies to Estimate the Homeless Gone Missing From a Point-in-Time Count pp. 215-229

Agans Robert P., Jefferson Malcolm T., Bowling James M., Zeng Donglin, Yang Jenny and Silverbush Mark

A Study of Assimilation Bias in Name-Based Sampling of Migrants pp. 231-249

Schnell Rainer, Trappmann Mark and Gramlich Tobias

Comparing Survey and Sampling Methods for Reaching Sexual Minority Individuals in Flanders pp. 251-1

Dewaele Alexis, Caen Maya and Buysse Ann

A City-Based Design That Attempts to Improve National Representativeness of Asians pp. 277-289

Pedlow Steven

Recruiting an Internet Panel Using Respondent-Driven Sampling pp. 291-310

Schonlau Matthias, Weidmer Beverly and Arie Kapteyn

Locating Longitudinal Respondents After a 50-Year Hiatus pp. 311-334

Stone Celeste, Scott Leslie, Battle Danielle and Maher Patricia

Evaluating the Efficiency of Methods to Recruit Asian Research Participants pp. 335-354

Park Hyunjoo and Sha M. Mandy

Reaching Hard-to-Survey Populations: Mode Choice and Mode Preference pp. 355-379

Haan Marieke, Ongena Yfke P. and Aarts Kees

Volume 30, issue 1, 2014

Evaluating Mode Effects in Mixed-Mode Survey Data Using Covariate Adjustment Models pp. 1-21

Vannieuwenhuyze Jorre T.A., Loosveldt Geert and Molenberghs Geert

Dropout Rates and Response Times of an Occupation Search Tree in a Web Survey pp. 23-43

Kea Tijdens

Can I Just Check...? Effects of Edit Check Questions on Measurement Error and Survey Estimates pp. 45-62

Lugtig Peter and Annette Jäckle

Evaluation of Generalized Variance Functions in the Analysis of Complex Survey Data pp. 63-90

Cho MoonJung, Eltinge John L., Gershunskaya Julie and Huff Larry

A Convenient Method of Decomposing the Gini Index by Population Subgroups pp. 91-105

Tomson Ogwang

Disclosure Risk from Factor Scores pp. 107-122

Joerg Drechsler, Ronning Gerd and Bleninger Philipp

Disclosure-Protected Inference with Linked Microdata Using a Remote Analysis Server pp. 123-146

Chipperfield James O.

The Relative Impacts of Design Effects and Multiple Imputation on Variance Estimates: A Case Study with the 2008 National Ambulatory Medical Care Survey pp. 147-161

Lewis Taylor, Goldberg Elizabeth, Schenker Nathaniel, Beresovsky Vladislav, Schappert Susan, Decker Sandra, Sonnenfeld Nancy and Shimizu Iris

Book Review pp. 163-166

Leeuw Edith de