A survey-methodology paper that derives propensity-score and calibration weights for blending probability and convenience samples, and shows that blending can make an era-of-service depression effect statistically significant where the 72-case probability sample alone fails.
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A survey-methodology paper that derives propensity-score and calibration weights for blending probability and convenience samples, and shows that blending can make an era-of-service depression effect statistically significant where the 72-case probability sample alone fails.