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Low-Order Inclusion Probabilities Do Not Determine Asymptotic Normality
Central limit theorems in survey sampling are typically established under specific sampling designs rather than from generic characteristics of a design. Motivated by the search for more general conditions, we investigate whether low-order inclusion probabilities can provide such a basis. First- and
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