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Uncovering Hidden Populations: A Network-Based Approach to Estimate Child Trafficking Prevalence
Measuring hidden populations, such as child trafficking victims, is difficult: victims are hard to reach and are often reluctant to disclose their experiences, so direct surveys understate prevalence. We evaluate network elicitation as an alternative, comparing estimates based on reports about close
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