stratified sampling

What are the Advantages and Disadvantages?

Advantages:
- Enhanced Representativeness: Ensures that all relevant subgroups are represented.
- Reduced Bias: Minimizes the risk of sampling bias.
- Improved Precision and Accuracy: Leads to more reliable and valid results.
Disadvantages:
- Complexity: Requires detailed knowledge of the population and its strata.
- Cost and Time: More resource-intensive compared to simple random sampling.
- Difficulty in Stratification: Identifying appropriate strata can be challenging.

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