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Willingness of the public to share geolocation information in a US census bureau survey

Olmsted-Hawala et al., 2019

Document ID
16205486714403286550
Author
Olmsted-Hawala E
Nichols E
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Publication venue
Social Science Computer Review

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In 2016, the US Census Bureau conducted a split-panel experiment to explore the public's willingness to share geolocation information within a survey. A sample of participants from a nonprobability panel were invited to take part in an online survey using their mobile device …
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