Monthly Archives: November 2010
Hard to reach?
A long time ago I worked for a company specialising in researching the ‘hard to reach’, by which we meant the poor, the needy, including the elderly, drug users, asian Muslims, the white working class. Essentially, the kind of people … Continue reading
Filed under government, Statistics and simplicity
What’s in a name?
We’re doomed… or so many people would have it. It seems to be a common thread in newspaper articles and their responses, and blogs too, that Britain is changing demographically at a huge rate, and so in X number of … Continue reading
Filed under bad social science, News, Statistics and simplicity
