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The Bootstrap Method in Survey Sampling,e groups, the variance of these estimators serves as the basis for extrapolation regarding the variance of the estimator in the original sample. The calculations are truly simple, but for obvious reasons are often inefficient for complex surveys because the construction of subgroups according to the original sampling design might be difficult.

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