Titlebook: Benefit-Cost Analysis of Data Used to Allocate Funds; Bruce D. Spencer Book 1980 Springer-Verlag New York Inc. 1980 Bev?lkerungsstatistik.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4612-6099-8Bev?lkerungsstatistik; Cost; Finanzausgleich; Kosten-Nutzen-Analyse; Variance; Vereinigte Staaten /Allgem

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978-0-387-90511-2Springer-Verlag New York Inc. 1980

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Interstate Allocations in GRS, rather than algebraic formulas it is unambiguous. Considerable debate and discussion preceded the adoption of the procedure, which reflects a compromise between the allocation formulas initially proposed by the House and by the Senate.

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Computations and Analyses,of the GRS fund allocations to state areas (§6.2) and various substate jurisdictions in New Jersey (§6.3). These estimates derive from the formulas developed in chapters 4 and 5 upon substitution of the estimates developed in chapter 3 for the biases and variances of the data elements.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-06170-7This chapter is highly technical and is included to show that the approximations for moments of errors in data (chapter 3) and in allocations (chapters 4 and 5) can be developed rigorously. The reader is encouraged to skip this chapter for now and return to it if motivated by a desire to verify approximations developed in Later chapters.

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Differential Equations with Random Delay,The preceding analyses as well as additional considerations discussed below have important policy implications regarding (I) construction of allocation formulas, (II) data quality, and (III) needed research. These implications are discussed and recommendations are made (§7.l–§7.9).

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The Delta Method,This chapter is highly technical and is included to show that the approximations for moments of errors in data (chapter 3) and in allocations (chapters 4 and 5) can be developed rigorously. The reader is encouraged to skip this chapter for now and return to it if motivated by a desire to verify approximations developed in Later chapters.

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Charalambos D. Aliprantis,Kim C. Bordernd the size of the undercount, or the number of persons missed, is also certain to be in the millions. If the undercount were evenly distributed among geographic regions and population subgroups, matters would not be as serious as they are. In fact, the undercount is spread unevenly, with certain mi