Will Administrative Data Save Government Surveys?

Jonathan Auerbach, Quentin Brummet, John Czajka, George C. Hough, Eddie Hunsinger and Joseph Salvo

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Abstract: Government surveys are, in many ways, the foundations of our data†driven world. But those foundations are under strain. Can administrative data come to the rescue?

Keywords: government surveys; data-driven; administrative data (search for similar items in EconPapers)
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