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:[[Stratified Sampling]] -- [[Multistage Sampling]] -- [[Simple Random Sampling]]
:[[stratified sampling]] -- [[multistage sampling]] -- [[simple random sampling]]






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A geographically dispersed population can be very expensive to survey with personal interviews due to extravagant travel costs. Greater economy than random sampling can be achieved by including several respondents within a local area. It is usually necessary to increase the total sample size to achieve equivalent precision in the estimators, but the savings in cost may make that feasible.


stratified sampling -- multistage sampling -- simple random sampling


back to survey sampling