Workshop on Small Area Estimation

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Workshop on Small Area Estimation

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Recent Theoretical Advances in Small Area Estimation

Chair: Peter Levell (IFS)

Recent Advances in the Estimation of General Area Indicators Based on Unit-level Models

Isabel Molina (Complutense University) 

Small Area Estimation Using Linked Survey and Register Data

Raymond Chambers (University of Wollongong), Nicola Salvati (University of Pisa) and Enrico Fabrizi (Catholic University Milan)

Small Area Estimation for Skewed Business Survey Populations

Paul Smith (University of Southampton) and Chiara Bocci (University of Florence)

Empirical Work (A)

Chair: Martin Weale (King’s College London)

Spatial Location of Union Membership

Rhys Davies (Wales Institute of Social and Economic Research and Data)

Assessing the Effects of High Speed Rail on Local Economies

Helen Simpson (University of Bristol) and Stephan Heblich (University of Toronto)

Urban Sorting and the Measurement of Local Productivity and Worker Skills

Jonathan Halket (Texas and A&M), Lars Nesheim (UCL and CeMMAP) and Mateusz Mysliwski (Norwegian School of Economics)

Empirical Work (B)

Chair: Lars Nesheim (UCL and CeMMAP)

Local Prices and the Cost of Living

Peter Levell (IFS), Lars Nesheim (UCL) and Tao Chen (UCL)

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Consumption and Health-based Indicators of Well-being for Lower Tier Local Authorities in England

Andrew Aitken (OECD) and Martin Weale (King’s College London)

Reconciling Small Area Statistics with Linked Consumer Registers

James Cheshire (UCL) and Paul Longley (UCL)