"Statistics Canada"

Key Phrases: Statistics Canada, Bureau of the Census, New York, Census Bureau, United States, Research Methods Section, disclosure cell, mass imputation, area frame sample, modified collocated, business survey frames, desired sampling fraction (see more)

Key Phrases: Statistics Canada, Bureau of the Census, New York, Census Bureau, United States, Research Methods Section, Australian Bureau of Statistics, Bureau of Labor Statistics, Federal Committee, Clear Printing, Statistics Sweden, National Agricultural Statistics Service, Proceedings of the International Conference, Statistics New Zealand, Statistics Netherlands, Ness York, Journal of Official Statistics, United Nations, Statistical Reporting Service, World War, Current Employment Statistics, Academic Press, Statistical Institute, Energy Information Administration, Business Conditions Survey, disclosure cell, mass imputation, area frame sample, modified collocated, business survey frames, desired sampling fraction, major item groups, permanent random numbers, ratio synthetic estimator, business mail surveys, response analysis survey, disclosure interval, standard statistical units, certainty stratum, proving surveys, complementary suppressions, quartile method, stratum construction, many business surveys, poststratified estimator, business surreys, sample selection numbers, cognitive laboratory methods, matching and record linkage, hot deck method (see less)

Key Phrases: Statistics Canada, New York, United States, General Social Survey, Canadian Studies, Human Resources Development Canada, total parental time, family functioning scores, atypical schedules, nomic inclusion, adolescent emotional health, early life transitions (see more)

Key Phrases: Statistics Canada, New York, United States, General Social Survey, Canadian Studies, Human Resources Development Canada, Demographic Situation, American Journal of Sociology, Designated Day, Population Studies, Public Use Microdata File, Van de Kaa, Youth Mid-life Later, Canadian Social Trends, North America, Oxford University Press, Census of Canada, Broadview Press, Russell Sage Foundation, United Nations, University of Western Ontario, Aldine de Gruyter, American Sociological Review, Ghyslaine Neill, Harvard University Press, total parental time, family functioning scores, atypical schedules, nomic inclusion, adolescent emotional health, early life transitions, first union formation, conjugal breakdown, direct childcare, conjugal lives, expected family size, atypical shifts, paternal time, experienced parental separation, facto spouses, maternal time, variable whose value changes, disorder scores, second demographic transition, one parent works, income adequacy, union dissolution, facto union, cumulative earnings, life course stage (see less)

Key Phrases: British Columbia, Atlantic Canada, United States, Territorial North, North America, Nova Scotia, upward transitional region, downward transitional region, resource hinterland, chernozemic soils, agricultural fringe, territorial evolution (see more)

Key Phrases: British Columbia, Atlantic Canada, United States, Territorial North, North America, Nova Scotia, Statistics Canada, Canadian Shield, New Brunswick, Central Canada, Great Lakes, World War, Hudson Bay, Northwest Territories, The Canadian Geographer, Rocky Mountains, New England, Cape Breton, French Canadians, National Atlas, Student Web, New France, Upper Canada, Interior Plains, Lower Canada, upward transitional region, downward transitional region, resource hinterland, chernozemic soils, agricultural fringe, territorial evolution, regional geography, census metropolitan areas, western alienation, six geographic regions, equal provinces, northern cod stocks, hinterland economy, inshore fishers, resource frontier, equalization payments, site instructions, physiographic regions, polar units, industrial core, seigneurial system, modern treaties, manufacturing belt, transportation subsidy, national overview (see less)

Key Phrases: New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Statistics Canada, British Columbia, North America, Northwest Territories, anglicization rates, trilingual programmes, individual language shift, les langues autochtones, aboriginal varieties, francophone adults (see more)

Key Phrases: New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Statistics Canada, British Columbia, North America, Northwest Territories, United States, French Canadians, Official Languages Act, Commissioner of Official Languages, English Canada, English Quebec, Cape Breton, World War, Secretary of State, Supreme Court, Canadian Modern Language Review, Quebec City, Department of Education, Canadian English, New England, New York, Laurendeau-Dunton Commission, English Canadians, University of Toronto Press, anglicization rates, trilingual programmes, individual language shift, les langues autochtones, aboriginal varieties, francophone adults, language education programmes, bilingual districts, affaires autochtones, allophone communities, allophone population, insufficient fertility, immersion students, allophone immigrants, linguistic reproduction, cent for anglophones, unilingual francophones, francophone parents, bilingual framework, immersion programmes, single mother tongue, checked syllables, francophone minorities, only officially bilingual province, unilingual anglophones (see less)