Modified Exponential Ratio and Product Estimators for Finite Population Mean in Double Sampling
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This paper presents exponential ratio and product estimators for estimating finite population mean using auxiliary information in double sampling and analyzes their properties. These estimators are compared for their precision with simple mean per unit, usual double sampling ratio and product estimators. An empirical study is also carried out to judge the merits of the suggested estimators.References
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