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2. General administrative data papers


Uses of administrative data at the US Social Security Administration United States Social Security Administration (2008)

 

Statistical use of US federal tax data Internal Revenue Service, United States (2008)


Editor judgement effect: modeling a key component of nonsampling error in administrative data Internal Revenue Service, United States (2004)

The effect of content errors on bias and nonsampling variance in estimates derived from samples of administrative records Internal Revenue Service, United States (2004)

Developing an economic model for measuring tax non-compliance using operational audit data Internal Revenue Service, United States (2002)
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