
"Event history analysis...has [over time] branched out in two directions: on the one hand, surveys collecting retrospective information on respondent's life course, family and occupational histories, residential mobility...; on the other, individual biographies compiled by extracting information from administrative sources (vital registration data, census schedules, notifications of residence...). Each method has constraints--the second, in particular, because of depending on the availability of administrative data: job changes are never registered and in France, neither are residential moves. That limits observation to the information collected when a census is held or a vital event registered. [The authors] test here the validity of these incomplete data by comparing them to information supplied by an ad hoc survey."
Europe, Life Change Events, Research Design, Data Collection, Developed Countries, Research, Methods, Reproducibility of Results, France, Sampling Studies, Demography
Europe, Life Change Events, Research Design, Data Collection, Developed Countries, Research, Methods, Reproducibility of Results, France, Sampling Studies, Demography
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