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Economic data / Official statistics / National accounts / Survey of Consumer Finances / United Nations System of National Accounts / Census / Response rate / Response bias / Standard error / Statistics / Sampling / Survey methodology
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Economic data
Official statistics
National accounts
Survey of Consumer Finances
United Nations System of National Accounts
Census
Response rate
Response bias
Standard error
Statistics
Sampling
Survey methodology

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