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RE: st: Survey data settings
Counties are not random. Just the populations within jails within the counties. The ADAM data is set up like 37 different random samples.
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From: [email protected] on behalf of Stas Kolenikov
Sent: Mon 11/2/2009 2:41 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: st: Survey data settings
In all likelihood, you can, although you will end up with about 20
lines of code to prepare all the data and variables. Were the counties
sampled randomly, or is that a complete list of counties?
On 11/2/09, Jackson, Theron Keith (UMSL-Student) <[email protected]> wrote:
> I am using the ADAM dataset which surveys those who have been arrested. The survey consists of 37 different cities. The survey sampling technique varies depending on the size of the jail. Where there were only one jail in the city a single jail design was used that randomly selected people arrested. For counties with a few booking agencies a stratified jail design was used. For counties with several jails a stratified cluster sample design was used, and for counties that had several jails that feed into one jail a feeder jail design was used where arrestees were sampled only from the central jail but represented arrestees from each of the feeder jails. All designs are a random sample. Is there a way in stata that I can use the survey data settings for my study?
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