Commentary on Section 264 of ITAA 1936: commissioner may require information and evidence
Dabner, Justin
2007-01-01
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Provides an accessible guide to a wide variety of contemporary research methods, together with practical advice on choosing a topic and producing the written report. The text provides an overview of both qualitative and quantitative techniques, together with guidance on how to pursue each approach further. As such it will prove of great value not only to human geography students, but as an introduction to research methods for all students preparing a dissertation.
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written specifically for human geography research students. Pprovides expert advice on methodology with each chapter written by an expert in their own field. Covers qualitative and quantitative approaches, together with the preparation of a research report. Over 60 line diagrams. Ideal text for undergraduates of human geography and ...
written specifically for human geography research students. Pprovides expert advice on methodology with each chapter written by an expert in their own field. Covers qualitative and quantitative approaches, together with the preparation of a research report. Over 60 line diagrams. Ideal text for undergraduates of human geography and ...
geographic variations in mortality ischaemic heart disease England and Wales Poisson distribution regression analysis
In this paper the extent to which migration of the elderly is linked to changing family living situations is explored. The work described is part of a larger project concerned with the relationship between migration, kinship, and household change. Discussions of the living arrangements of older people have often referred to moves made to join adult children or other relatives. In this paper we use the Household Sample of Anonymised Records to investigate moves of this type. The Sample of Anonymised Records allows the identification of individuals who have joined already existing households within the previous year. We make use of information on people over 65 years in Great Britain who have changed address in the previous year but are now part of a household some of whose members have not moved. This paper is confined to the limited ra...
