The Hansen Era: Statistical Research and its Implementation at the U.S. Census Bureau, 1940-1970
I feel deeply honored to have been asked to deliver the 1996 Hansen Memorial Lecture, and to thus be thrust into the company of the distinguished group of statisticians who spoke in previous years: Fred Smith, Wayne Fuller, Norbert Schwartz, Leslie Kish, and Ivan Fellegi. I will try to keep to the s...
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