
doi: 10.2139/ssrn.1407484
The cumulation of household samples is on the agenda of a new regulation of European household surveys. Within the framework of the German Federal Statistical Office project ‘Official statistics and socio-economic analyses’ and with EUROSTAT requirements for new household samples (EU-SILC) in this study solutions are discussed, how yearly household budget samples can be aggregated to achieve similar results of more extensive studies but with longer periods in between. A cumulation concept is developed and presented for discussion. Based on this cumulation concept in a second part simulations are planned to evaluate this concept.
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/dk/atira/pure/core/keywords/557389186; name=Economics, household surveys, adjustment (calibration) of microdata, Hochrechnung von Mikrodaten, cumulation, Haushaltserhebung, economic surveys (income and consumption sample (EVS), current economic surveys), Kumulation, EU-SILC, Wirtschaftsrechnung (Einkommens- und Verbrauchsstichprobe (EVS), Ifd. Wirtschaftsrechnung)
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