THE ROLE OF STATISTICS IN SOCIETY • SESSION XINTERACTION WITH USERS • SESSION X

DATA COLLECTION • SESSION XEFFICIENT STATISTICAL PRODUCTION • SESSION X

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Name of first author1, Name of second author2 [Book Antiqua, Italic, 11 pt]

Abstract. [Book Antiqua, 11 pt.] Abstract. This text gives an idea of the paper’s nature. Abstract. This text gives an idea of the paper’s nature. Abstract. This text gives an idea of the paper’s nature. Abstract. This text gives an idea of the paper’s nature. Abstract. This text gives an idea of the paper’s nature. Abstract. This text gives an idea of the paper’s nature. Abstract. This text gives an idea of the paper’s nature. Abstract. This text gives an idea of the paper’s nature. Abstract. This text gives an idea of the paper’s nature. - These bullet items with findings are optional.- These bullet items with findings are optional.- These bullet items with findings are optional. Key words: data collection, mixed mode, web surveys, non-response.

1. Introduction [Heading 3, Arial, Bold, 16 pt]

This text gives an introduction of the paper (Andersson et al. 1950, p. 119). Now we referred to a fictitious book.

2. Background A brief background to the subject or project you are about to present. Citing a website: “Statistics Sweden is an administrative agency” (SCB 2016).

2.1Sub chapter [Heading 4, Arial, Bold, 12 pt]

When appropriate, you could use (titled) sub chapters, under the main chapters. This could be good if you for example want to “describe or

1 Statistics Norway, Senior Advisor, City, Country, Email: nameof.firstauthor@ssb.no 2 Statistics Sweden, Just Advisor, City, Country, Email: nameof.secondauthor@scb.se [Book Antiqua, 9 pt]

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highlight” (David, E. 1987, p. 33) a sub-topic separate from the other text. We just cited a fictitious book.

3. Another chapter

3.1Another sub chapter

In Figure 1 colours indicate the countries from where the emigrants have left. The numbers of emigrants are represented by the width of the coloured zones, with one millimetre representing fifteen hundred emigrants; they are also expressed by the numbers written across the zones of which the unit is one thousand emigrants.

Figure 1. Emigrants 1858. Source: Charles Joseph Minard, 1862. [Book Antiqua, 9 pt]

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4. ConclusionYour second-to-last chapter should describe any conclusions you made prior to, while and after working with the subject or project your paper is about. Try to keep it short and specific (see Cooper and Coznrad 2009). We just referred to a fictitious paper.

If you want to acknowledge people who have contributed to your work you could do so in the end of this chapter, under a separate “Acknowledgments” title.

5. References [Harvard reference style]

Andersson, A., Petersson, P., Lundström, S., and I (1950). Introduction notes, Second Edition, Phony Press, 113-125.

Cooper, T. and Coznrad, J. (2009). What They Will See Is What We Will Get: Response Options for Online Surveys. Social Computer Review, 22, 111-127.

David, E. (1987). Sub chapters in Papers, Third Edition, Phony Press.

SCB (2016). About us, Available at: http://www.scb.se/en_/About-us/ (Accessed 10 March 2016).

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