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Dependent Data Collection in ONS Business Surveys Jacqui Jones Methodology Directorate Office for National Statistics.

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1 Dependent Data Collection in ONS Business Surveys Jacqui Jones Methodology Directorate Office for National Statistics

2 Overview ONS Statutory Business Surveys the use of DDC some pros and cons of DDC

3 ONS Statutory Business Surveys 90+ Statutory Business Surveys 1,000+ data collection instruments mail out approximately 2.5 million paper questionnaires a year.

4 Samples rotating panel samples for businesses with under 10 employees continuous panel samples for large businesses

5 ONS Statutory Business Surveys TypeBusiness Prices & Sales e.g. Retail Sales Index Employment, Earnings & Productivity e.g. New Earnings Survey Financial & Accounting e.g. Insurance FrequencyMonthly Quarterly Annual Monthly Quarterly Annual Monthly Quarterly Annual ModePaper TDE Paper TDE Paper TDE - nils

6 The use of DDC paper questionnaires paper & TDE validation

7 DDC on paper self-completion questionnaires Producer Price Index: did provide back prices to respondents removed due to data quality and confidentiality issues

8 DDC on paper self-completion questionnaires New Earnings Survey feedback employee: -name -employee number -NI number -workplace postcode -home postcode

9 DDC in validation paper self-completion telephone data entry (TDE) web

10 Pros and Cons of DDC Pros: reduces respondent burden for paper self- completion reduces item non- response reduces operational costs of capture &/or coding Cons: increases respondent burden in validation increases measurement error? threatens the maintenance of data confidentiality

11 Thank you


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