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A simple random household sample is drawn from an address frame to study city households. Assess frame coverage, selection chances, the supported population inference, and remaining coverage, nonresponse, and sampling limitations.

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Use the listed-household frame and equal chances, but generalize beyond frame-covered households.

Assume the address frame necessarily covers every city household; claim equal chances and citywide inference with no coverage limitation.

The address frame covers its listed city households; random sampling gives equal known chances and supports inference to frame-covered households subject to coverage and nonresponse uncertainty.

Use the listed-household frame and equal chances, but claim random selection removes all nonresponse and sampling uncertainty.

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A simple random household sample is drawn from an address frame to study city households. Assess frame coverage, selection chances, the supported population inference, and remaining coverage, nonresponse, and sampling limitations.

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