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Optimizing Checking of Statistical Reports

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The aim of this paper is to convey experiences and progress of Danmarks Nationalbank during the recent years in optimizing the process of checking statistical reports. While the empirical background is derived from work within the interest rate statistics, the paper generalizes and categorizes our experiences in order to make them applicable to other statistical areas and other collection systems. The paper considers five different areas for optimization: "Checking aggregates", "Outlier identification", "Workflow", "IT tools" and "Encouraging checks by the reporting entity".

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  • Peter Askjær Drejer, 2013. "Optimizing Checking of Statistical Reports," IFC Working Papers 11, Bank for International Settlements.
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    1. Gerrit van den Dool & Marc de Vor & Dirk van der Wal, 2008. "A macro-micro approach to compiling statistics," IFC Working Papers 2, Bank for International Settlements.
    2. Huerga, Javier & Steklacova, Lucia, 2008. "An application of index numbers theory to interest rates," Working Paper Series 939, European Central Bank.
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