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Costs and Benefits of Improving Response Rates for a Hard-to-Reach Population

Cet article se penche sur la question des couts et des avantages des moyens utilises pour reduire les taux de non-reponses aux enquetes. A l'occasion d'une etude longitudinale portant sur les familles en difficulte, comprenant en particulier des peres difficiles a contacter, les AA. suggerent que la collecte d'informations venant en complement des donnees manquantes peut permettre de mieux caracteriser les non-repondants et ainsi de mieux cibler les efforts de collectes de donnees. Toutefois, cette strategie s'avere encore impuissante a ameliorer les taux de reponses

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