Survey Response Incentives for a Low-Income Population: What Works?

Susan Mitchell, Colette Lamothe-Galette and Frank Potter

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Abstract: Achieving high participation rates is key to a successful survey. Although the effectiveness of cash versus check incentives is well documented, this study tested other alternatives, namely point-of-sale cards and telephone cards, compared with checks.

Keywords: Low-Income; SSI children (search for similar items in EconPapers)
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