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st: analysis of multi-population data with complex sample designs


From   "Hillel Alpert" <[email protected]>
To   <[email protected]>
Subject   st: analysis of multi-population data with complex sample designs
Date   Mon, 21 May 2007 13:38:36 -0400

Could someone advise regarding analysis with Stata of multi-population data with complex sample designs?

The data are from a standardized survey administered separately in multiple populations. For each population, the data are weighted to adjust for sample selection ((school and class levels), non-response (school, class, and student levels), and post-stratification of the sample population relative to the grade and sex distribution in the total population. Thus, in each population data set, weight, strata, and psu variables are associated with each observation.

Could someone help with the question, how should the weighting and stratification be done in Stata to analyze the data across populations, i.e for cross-population comparisons and for aggregate computations). What additional information is needed regarding the populations (population sizes)?

Thank you for recommendations.

Hillel Alpert
[email protected]
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