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The method of repeated weighting aims at obtaining numerical consistency among tables estimated from different surveys.

This paper reports on three experiments relating to measuring well-being in which several scale types have been tested.

Seasonally adjusted series of Gross Domestic Product (GDP)

This report describes the results of the analyses of the Personal Wellbeing Index (PWI) for the Netherlands.

A simulation study is carried out to investigate the performance of repeated weighting estimators and corresponding variance estimators.

This paper first summarizes the discussion around the construction of a household satellite account and then continues to present the extension of the Dutch National Accounts with a time-use module....

Discussion Paper about small area estimation for detailed unemployment figures.

PRAM (Post Randomization Method) is a disclosure control method for microdata, introduced in 1997. However, it has not yet been applied extensively by statistical agencies.

DMK participates in a project, with the aim of implementing a new, efficient method for the benchmarking of National Accounts. Benchmarking is the process to achieve mathematical consistency between...

Recently, representativeness indicators, or R-indicators, have been proposed as indirect measures of nonresponse error in surveys.

Since 2011 Statistics Netherlands is responsible for the calculation of the Hospital Standardised Mortality Ratio (HSMR) for the Dutch hospitals. Since there were some indications that there are...

A small number of very big enterprises dominates R&D in the Netherlands.

The fields of randomized experiments and probability sampling are traditionally two separated domains

The document describes the Big Data training developed and the results obtained at Statistics Netherlands.

As the Dutch society is aging, there is an increasing need to understand how this influences economic flows. We aim to measure and analyze the macroeconomic aspects of our aging society, by...

Een rapport van voortgezet onderzoek naar de frequentie van aardbevingen in Groningen, gerelateerd aan de gaswinning

Surveys differ in their topics, language, style and design, and, consequently, in their sensitivity to measurement error.

Linkage of data sets with different unit types

Filtering in the Fourier domain: a new set of filters for seasonal adjustment of time series and its evaluation

Model selection and MSE estimation in the state space model for the Dutch Labour Force Survey.

How to stratify dynamic populations of articles for price index computations.

A Bayesian analyses is applied in the framework of adaptive survey

This paper presents statistical methods to measure the impact due to a survey process redesign to avoid interruption of time series.

re-analysis of Groningen earthquake frequency because of improved daily time resolution data for reservoir gas pressure