When assessing sample frame error,which two factors are to be considered?
A)the cost of the frame versus the accuracy of the frame
B)are people in the frame different from the population,and are people in the population not on the frame's list
C)the coincidence rate and the bi-incidence rate
D)the cost versus the timeliness of the frame
E)the cost versus the manager's preferences

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When assessing sample frame error, two factors that should be considered are whether the people in the frame are different from the population of interest and whether there are people in the population who are not on the frame's list. This is because if the sample frame does not accurately represent the population, then the sample drawn from it will not be representative either. Factors such as cost and timeliness, while important, do not specifically address the issue of sample frame error. The coincidence rate and bi-incidence rate are not relevant in this context. Manager's preferences should also not play a role in determining the quality of a sample frame.

When Assessing Sample Frame Error,which Two Factors Are to Be