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On Brewer's class of robust sampling designs for large-scale surveys

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In this note we observe that Brewer's (1979) result concerning the asymptotically design unbiased strategy which has minimum expected variance under a super population model can be established in a more general setting.

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Rao, T.J. On Brewer's class of robust sampling designs for large-scale surveys. Metrika 31, 319–322 (1984). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01915218

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