The First International Conference on Establishment Surveys June 27 - 30, 1993 ยท Buffalo, New York
I Innovative Uses of Administrative Data
II Energy and Environmental Issues
III Countries with Developing Economies
IV Surveys of Health Care Institutions
V Subnational Establishment Surveys
VI International Trade in Goods and Services
VII Justice and Substance Abuse Surveys
VIII Surveys of Financial Institutions
IX Geographical Technologies for Agricultural Surveys
X Automated Systems
XI Proprietary Frames for Small Business Surveys
XII Registers and Frames
XIII Countries Whose Economies Are in Transition
XIV Surveys of Educational Institutions
XV Industrial Classification
XVI Economists Uses of Establishment Data
XVII Data Collection Methodology
XVIII Labor Income Statistics
XIX Agricultural Surveys
I Aspects of Data Collection Programs
II Issues in Estimation
III Computer-Assisted Interviewing
IV Evaluating and Adjusting for Frame Undercoverage
V The National Animal Health Monitoring System
VI Improving Response Rates in Censuses and Surveys
VII Economic Data Analysis
VIII Frame and Sampling Approaches for Business Surveys
IX Surveys of Health, Occupational Safety, and Residential Care Facilities
X Disclosure Avoidance, Matching, and Metadata
XI Nonresponse and Nonresponse Adjustments
XII Developments in Stratification, Allocation, and Estimation
XIII Surveys of New Businesses and Startup Capital
XIV Agricultural Surveys and Censuses
XV Development of Establishment Surveys and Enterprise Panels
XVI Identifying Prioirities and Improving Data Quality
XVII Survey Developments Around the World
XVIII Innovations in Frame Development and Sample Design
XIX Research in Agricultural Surveys
XX Improving the Quality of Business Surveys
XXI surveying Federal Agencies for the US Congress
XXII Sampling and Estimation
XXIII Improving the Quality of Survey Data and Business Registers
XXIV Business and Agricultural Survey Applications