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. 2013 Jan;645(1):60-87.
doi: 10.1177/0002716212456363.

Response Rates in National Panel Surveys

Robert F Schoeni  1 , Frank Stafford, Katherine A McGonagle, Patricia Andreski
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Response Rates in National Panel Surveys

Robert F Schoeni et al. Ann Am Acad Pol Soc Sci. 2013 Jan.
No abstract available

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Figure 4.1
Trends in reinterview rates: BHPS and GSOEP
Figure 4.2
Figure 4.2
Trends in reinterview rates: HRS, AHEAD, HILDA, NLSY79, PSID
Figure 4.3
Figure 4.3
Icentive payment, interview length, and reinterview rate: PSID, 1969–2009
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Figure 4.4
The 10th–40th Percentiles of PSID Aggregated Family Income and CPS Household Income 1967–2006. [Top (blue/dotted) line=PSID; Bottom (purple/solid) line=CPS]
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Figure 4.5
The 50th–80th Percentiles of PSID Aggregated Family Income and CPS Household Income 1967–2006 [Top (blue/dotted) line=PSID; Bottom (purple/solid) line=CPS]
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Figure 4.6
Estimates of average weight by age and sex: NHIS and PSID, 2007
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