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Difference between Census and sampling
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1. Difference Between Census and Sampling
2. Overview: Census and Sampling are methods of collecting data about the Populace. A Sample is a
portion and a Census measures everyone in the whole country
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3. What is Census ? A census is the procedure of systematically acquiring and recording information
about the members of a given population. Under this method, data is collected for each and every unit
viz. person, household, field, shop, factory etc…, as the case may be of the population or universe.
For example, if the average wage of workers working in a sugar factory is to be calculated, then wage
figures would be obtained by dividing the total wages which all the workers received by no of workers
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working in the sugar industry.
a sample drawn from it. In the Sampling technique, instead of every unit of universe only a part of the
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universe is studied and the conclusion is drawn on that basis for the entire universe. The theory of
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4. What is Sampling ? Sampling is simply the process of learning about the population on the basis of
sampling has taken place only in recent years, the idea of sampling is pretty old. Since times
immemorial have examined a handful of grains to ascertain the quality of entire lot. A housewife
examines only a two or three grains of boiling rice to know whether the pot of rice is ready or not. a
bussinessman places orders for material by examining only a small sample of the same.
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5. Difference :
In Census, each and every unit of the population is studied. but only few units of the
population studied is studied in Sampling.
Census refers to periodic collection of information about
the populace from the entire population. However, if the next Census is far away, Sampling is the
most convenient method of obtaining data about the population.
6.
sampling
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Census method demands a large amount of finance, time and labor. Relatively less amount of
finance, till labor is required for Sampling.
Results obtained by Census are quite reliable. Results
heterogeneous in nature. and It is more suitable to use Sampling Method if population is homogeneous
Type of Sampling design
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in nature.
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obtained by Sampling are less reliable.
7.
It is more suitable to use Census Method if population is
Samples have a margin of error though, which gets lower as the sample size increases. In other
words, sampling more people means obtaining better data. Instead, this type of error is not present in
Census as each and every part of the geographical area has to be approached for data collection.
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However, Difference between the Sample result and census result under the same circumstances is
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known as ‘Sample Error’. and this error can be minimized by taking large samples.
8. Conclusion : Data collected through census is more accurate because it takes the entire population
into account while the data collected through sampling is close to real information but has scope for
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error because the information is collected from a sample population. This does not mean that data
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collected through sampling is not important. Both the methods have their own importance and the data
collected through tem plays significant role in formulation of policies especially for the weaker
sections.
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Difference between Census and sampling
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1. Difference Between Census and Sampling
2. Overview: Census and Sampling are methods of collecting data about the Populace. A Sample is a
portion and a Census measures everyone in the whole country
Sampling methods PPT
Vijay Mehta
38,531 views
3. What is Census ? A census is the procedure of systematically acquiring and recording information
about the members of a given population. Under this method, data is collected for each and every unit
viz. person, household, field, shop, factory etc…, as the case may be of the population or universe.
For example, if the average wage of workers working in a sugar factory is to be calculated, then wage
figures would be obtained by dividing the total wages which all the workers received by no of workers
Sampling design
Jayaprakash CR
8,863 views
working in the sugar industry.
a sample drawn from it. In the Sampling technique, instead of every unit of universe only a part of the
Chapter 8-SAMPLE & SAMPLING
TECHNIQUES
Ludy Mae Nalzaro
universe is studied and the conclusion is drawn on that basis for the entire universe. The theory of
109,996 views
4. What is Sampling ? Sampling is simply the process of learning about the population on the basis of
sampling has taken place only in recent years, the idea of sampling is pretty old. Since times
immemorial have examined a handful of grains to ascertain the quality of entire lot. A housewife
examines only a two or three grains of boiling rice to know whether the pot of rice is ready or not. a
bussinessman places orders for material by examining only a small sample of the same.
Sampling Methods in Qualitative
and Quantitative Research
Sam Ladner
427,502 views
5. Difference :
In Census, each and every unit of the population is studied. but only few units of the
population studied is studied in Sampling.
Census refers to periodic collection of information about
the populace from the entire population. However, if the next Census is far away, Sampling is the
most convenient method of obtaining data about the population.
6.
sampling
Shanmooz Ph
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Census method demands a large amount of finance, time and labor. Relatively less amount of
finance, till labor is required for Sampling.
Results obtained by Census are quite reliable. Results
heterogeneous in nature. and It is more suitable to use Sampling Method if population is homogeneous
Type of Sampling design
Jhunjhunwala Business School
Faizabad
in nature.
2,965 views
obtained by Sampling are less reliable.
7.
It is more suitable to use Census Method if population is
Samples have a margin of error though, which gets lower as the sample size increases. In other
words, sampling more people means obtaining better data. Instead, this type of error is not present in
Census as each and every part of the geographical area has to be approached for data collection.
Datacollection
Pankaj Kumar
However, Difference between the Sample result and census result under the same circumstances is
1,206 views
known as ‘Sample Error’. and this error can be minimized by taking large samples.
8. Conclusion : Data collected through census is more accurate because it takes the entire population
into account while the data collected through sampling is close to real information but has scope for
Methods of data collection
PRIYAN SAKTHI
error because the information is collected from a sample population. This does not mean that data
14,263 views
collected through sampling is not important. Both the methods have their own importance and the data
collected through tem plays significant role in formulation of policies especially for the weaker
sections.
Data Collection-Primary &
Secondary
Prathamesh Parab
36,741 views
English
Français
Español
Português (Brasil)
Deutsch
About
Careers
Developers & API
Press
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Terms
Privacy
Copyright
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Contact
http://www.slideshare.net/raghavkapahi/difference-between-census-and
Collection of Data
Roqui Malijan
5,819 views
Sampling techniques market
research
Krishna Ramakrishnan
13,022 views
SAMPLING METHODS
Hardik Mistry
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