Terms used in official statistics

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Systematic error


Definition:

An error that, when a given quantity is repeatedly measured under unchanged conditions, remains constant in value and sign, or changes according to a certain relationship. Systematic error biases the estimator. The sources of systematic errors may be: coverage errors, measurement errors, and non-responses.


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