Hungarian Statistical Review

The Hungarian Statistical Review is a peer-reviewed journal of the Hungarian Central Statistical Office, which brings out both theoretical and applied statistical papers. It is published twice a year to promote the exchange of knowledge and information on various fields of statistics. The scope of the journal is broad and includes almost all the key aspects of statistics: - approaches to the development of modern statistical methods; - methodological aspects of statistics, description of new methods, critical evaluations and new applications of existing methods; - applied statistics (statistics of economy and finance, industry, business and commerce, sociology, demography, insurance, market and public opinion research, psychology, medicine, education and teaching, environment, law, etc.); - methods of data collection, statistical and methodological issues of sample surveys, censuses, administrative record systems; - survey sample design, nonresponse, measurement error, the effects of modes of data collection, survey design; - national and international history of statistics; - operation and international environment of the Hungarian Statistical Service and other producers of statistics; - development and challenges of national and global statistical systems; - statistics in society, improvement of statistical literacy, statistics education