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U.S. federal statistical agencies continually face challenges in obtain- ing and using administrative records and in providing useful analytic products to support policy analysis and program planning. At each of three decision points| obtaining the administrative data, integrating the data into statistical programs, and releasing useful data products|concerns over privacy and condentiality de- termine to a great extent how eectively these data are used. Although there is a long history of relevant research on privacy attitudes and methodologies to pro- tect condentiality in published data, agency decisions to share or publish data are not necessarily informed by known risks. Additional research is proposed to help identify and manage these risks. The paper also proposes government actions to ensure that U.S. federal statistical agencies are meeting the nation's data needs through the appropriate application of survey and administrative data.

the journal of privacy and confidentiality

How Uncertainty about Privacy and Confidentiality is Hampering Efforts to More Effectively Use Administrative Records in Producing U.S. National Statistics