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Author
Verma Vijay (University of Siena), Gagliardi Francesca (University of Siena)
Title
Surveying Child Labour Through Households : Sampling Issues and Strategies
Source
Statistics in Transition, 2010, vol. 11, nr 3, s. 433-464, tab., bibliogr. s. 463-464
Keyword
Gospodarstwa domowe, Dzieci, Badania reprezentacyjne, Rynek pracy, Zatrudnienie dzieci
Households, Children, Sampling survey, Labour market, Employing children
Note
summ.
Abstract
This paper addresses sampling issues arising in the context of household-based child labour surveys. It presents some of the sampling strategies elaborated in the ILO book Sampling for Household-based Surveys of Child Labour (Verma, 2008). A typology of surveys of child labour is identified, and the fundamental distinction between two types with very different objectives - termed 'child labour surveys' and 'labouring children surveys', respectively - is clarified and emphasised. Following a broad survey of national practices in conducting surveys of child labour, linkages between different types of surveys and some specific sampling techniques are explained. (original abstract)
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ISSN
1234-7655
Language
eng
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