National Sample Survey Organization was established in 1950 to conduct national surveys to assist the planning exercises on a scientifically designed sample basis in the country. Which among the following are the functions of NSSO?
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National Sample Survey Organization was established in 1950 to conduct national surveys to assist the planning exercises on a scientifically designed sample basis in the country. Which among the following are the functions of NSSO?
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The correct option is D All of these
(d)Extra information:
NSSO functions also include developing urban sampling frames and Collection of price data and analysis.
The surveys of NSSO are conducted as rounds, which refer to the period during which a survey is held (usually from July to June of 12 months duration). The most important of the NSSO survey is on Employment and Unemployment called employment-unemployment surveys (EUS) or labour force surveys, these surveys are held every five years and are also therefore called as quinquennial surveys.
The publications of NSSO include a journal called Sarvekshana and many reports, which are released as numbered reports. The NSSO also conducts quinquennial surveys focussed on individual unorganised sectors (e.g. manufacturing, trade and services, hotel and restaurants, transportation, etc.), called as unorganised sector surveys.These surveys are conducted as follow-up surveys based on the frame generated by the Economic Censuses conducted by the CSO and hence their reports are also known as the Follow-up Survey (FuS; same as follow-up enterprise surveys) reports.
All of these
(d)Extra information:
NSSO functions also include developing urban sampling frames and Collection of price data and analysis.
The surveys of NSSO are conducted as rounds, which refer to the period during which a survey is held (usually from July to June of 12 months duration). The most important of the NSSO survey is on Employment and Unemployment called employment-unemployment surveys (EUS) or labour force surveys, these surveys are held every five years and are also therefore called as quinquennial surveys.
The publications of NSSO include a journal called Sarvekshana and many reports, which are released as numbered reports. The NSSO also conducts quinquennial surveys focussed on individual unorganised sectors (e.g. manufacturing, trade and services, hotel and restaurants, transportation, etc.), called as unorganised sector surveys.These surveys are conducted as follow-up surveys based on the frame generated by the Economic Censuses conducted by the CSO and hence their reports are also known as the Follow-up Survey (FuS; same as follow-up enterprise surveys) reports.
