A. K. P. C. Swain
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ABSTRACT

This paper considers a more efficient difference type estimator in a finite population set-up. Ratio type and regression type estimators are derived as special cases. Further efficiencies of these estimators are compared with classical ratio and regression estimators. Numerical illustrations are provided to compare efficiencies of different competitive estimators.

KEYWORDS

Difference type, Ratio type and Regression type estimators, Efficiencies of estimators, Auxiliary information, Simple random sampling without replacement.

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