Statistical Policy Working Paper 28: Seminar on Interagency Coordination and211 Cooperation. Held on November 4-5, 1998. Parts 1 and 2

摘要

On November 4-5, 1998, the Council of Professional Associations on Federal211u001eStatistics (COPAFS) hosted a 'Seminar on Interagency Coordination and 211u001eCooperation'. The subjects covered at the seminar included: Fostering 211u001eIntergovernmental Cooperation: Challenges of Federal-State Cooperative Data 211u001eSystems; Training for the Future: Addressing Tomorrow's Survey Tasks; Integrating 211u001eAdministrative Records into Federal Statistics: Issues and Challenges; Applying 211u001eCognitive Methods: Uses in Established Surveys; Integrating Surveys: Achieving 211u001eEfficiencies and Improving Quality Data; Providing Public Use Microdata Files: 211u001eRecord Linkage, Confidentiality, and the Future; Measuring Performance: How Well 211u001eAre We Doing; Response Rates in Household and Establishment Surveys; Estimating 211u001eand Defining Household Income: Alternative Measures; Measuring and Reporting 211u001eSources of Error in Federal Data Collection Programs: Recommendations from the 211u001eFederal Committee on Statistical Methodology (FCSM) Data Quality Subcommittee; 211u001eSharing Methodology; and Changing Core Classification Systems.