New Zealand Longitudinal Census development

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New Zealand Longitudinal Census development

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ABSTRACT Objectives The aim for the New Zealand Longitudinal Census (NZLC) is to link data from seven recent censuses (1981-2013) and develop weight methodology to reduce the potential for link bias in the NZLC. Approach The most workable way to create a longitudinal census dataset was to link adjacent pairs of censuses and then to link these census pairs together creating six linked pairs covering the seven censuses from 1981 to 2013. We refined the deterministic linking in the six pairs and...

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2017-04-01

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Inny Kang

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International Journal of Population Data Science

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https://ijpds.org/article/view/252

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Demography / Population / Vital events

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