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Sample size determination
Stratified sampling
Quota sampling
Sample
Systematic sampling
Survey sampling
Cluster sampling
Statistics
Sampling
Random sample

Survey frame, sample size and sample design UN Handbook chapter 4 Sidney Vergouw Outline of this presentation

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