Evaluation of Inferential Performance Through Confidence Bounds for Power Curves

Amang Sukasih and John L. Eltinge

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Abstract: In analysis of complex survey data, explores the inferential effects of point estimation bias, variance estimation bias, and variance estimator instability, which can seriously affect the power of a statistical test and the confidence intervals.

Keywords: Complex; Survey; Design; Based; Inference; Efficiency; Generalized; Least; Squares; Hypothesis; Testing; U.S.; Consumer; Expenditure; Survey (search for similar items in EconPapers)
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