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When was The Literary Digest created?
The Literary Digest was created in 1890.
When did The Literary Digest end?
The Literary Digest ended in 1938.
Why did the literary digest poll fail?
The literary digest only polled its readers and its readers were not a random sample. Only people who liked to read and had money to spend on books took the literary digest. Thus their poll was biased and did not give an accurate result.
What is the committed sampling error?
The Literary Digest
What polling method did literary digest magazine use?
The convenience sample
Which magazine correctly predicted every presidential election from 1920 to 1932?
The Literary Digest
Gallup Poll informal poll B straw poll committed sampling error C Literary Digest reputation for honesty?
Gallup Poll- Reputation for honestyStraw poll- informal poll Literary digest- committed sampling error
How do you pronounce Knopf?
Asked how to say his name, Knopf told the Literary Digest: "Sound the k: k'nupf."Source: Wikipedia.
What has the author Cliff Lord written?
Cliff Charpentier has written: 'Cliff Charpentier's 1999 Fantasy Football Digest' -- subject(s): In library '1995 Fantasy Football Digest' 'Fantasy Football Digest-87' 'Cliff Charpentier's 1997 Fantasy Football Digest' 'Fantasy Football Digest 1988' 'Fantasy Football Digest, 1996' '1985 Fantasy Football Digest' 'Fantasy Football Digest-90' 'Cliff Charpentier's 1998 Fantasy Football Digest (Serial)' 'Cliff Charpentier's Fantasy Football League Set Up and Rule Guide' 'Charpentier's 1998 Fantasy Football Digest'
What is the value of World War 1 covers from The Literary Digest Dated 1918 1919 the artist are Norman Rockwell L.A. Shafer Clyde Forsythe How does one find a collector of such things?
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What has the author Allan Eugene Updegraff written?
Allan Eugene Updegraff has written: 'The Literary digest atlas of the new Europe and the Far East' -- subject(s): Accessible book, Atlases, Maps
Who was the winner of the 1936 election that predicted correctly by which poll?
George Gallup correctly predicted that FDR would handily defeat Alf Landon by using a survey with a relatively small random sample of about 1000 people; meanwhile the Funk & Wagnalls Literary Digest used a sample of more than a million of its readers, who were disproportionately wealthy and supportive of the Republicans, to predict that Landon would win in a landslide, and at first the Literary Digest poll was more widely known.
