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Difference between Sampling and non sampling errors

    • Posted by Ayub Chaudhary Chaudhary 2 years, 10 months ago

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    BASIS FOR COMPARISON SAMPLING ERROR NON-SAMPLING ERROR
    Meaning Sampling error is a type of error, occurs due to the sample selected does not perfectly represents the population of interest. An error occurs due to sources other than sampling, while conducting survey activities is known as non sampling error.
    Cause Deviation between sample mean and population mean Deficiency and analysis of data
    Type Random Random or Non-random
    Occurs Only when sample is selected. Both in sample and census.
    Sample size Possibility of error reduced with the increase in sample size. It has nothing to do with the sample size.

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