You might want to check out the 1995 issue of the annual journal Sociological Methodology, which had a special section devoted to Bayesian approaches to the problem. The lead article is
Berk, RA, Western, B & Weiss, RA (1995). Statisical inference for apparent populations. Sociological Methodology, 25: 421-458.
Commentary follows.
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From: "Apostolos Ballas" <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Sent: 3/21/2009 2:44 AM
Subject: st: Small sample
I am conducting a regression analysis. A reviewer of my paper found the
sample small (he /she was right numerically speaking but it is almost the
entire population) and suggested that I use small sample techniques. No
matter where I looked in standard econometrics textbooks there was no
reference. Any ideas please? Is bootstrap a possible answer?
Thanks in advance for your assistance.
Apostolos Ballas
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