economics, psychology, policy

The Lake Wobegon effect, as described by Wikipedia , is also known as illusory superiority or the above average effect . It is a "cogni...

Detecting Problems in Survey Data Using Benford’s Law by George Judge & Laura Schechter Abstract: "It is 15:00 in Nairobi. Do you k...

In the current edition of the Economist , there is an article on how data from Google Trends can help predict economic statistics before th...

This ISER paper documents the introduction of dependent interviewing in wave 16 of the British Household Panel Survey (BHPS). Dependent int...