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No, unfortunately it isn't always 'very measureable'. Read your sibling comment; sometimes the government has the necessary data but refuses to release it to an
by depressedpanda 9y ago
No, unfortunately it isn't always 'very measureable'. Read your sibling comment; sometimes the government has the necessary data but refuses to release it to anyone.
Providing proof may then become prohibitively expensive, and sometimes impossible.
- BeetleB 9y agoDo a large scale random sample survey and you'll already learn a lot. The government may have a lot of data, but you don't need it from them. Even in the US, a lot of data is not released on the grounds of confidentiality. That doesn't block doing research on the topic.