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STS571 Jaanus Kroon
                  o  Long-term  stay  of  non-residents.  Students  are  expected  to  have
                      stayed in Estonia for over 183 days during the preceding 12 months.
                      Two  mutually  independent  criteria  have  been  chosen  for
                      distinguishing  non-resident  border  workers:  either  based  on  the
                      number of visits to Estonia in a year or on the duration of the stay.
                      A visitor is considered to be a nonresident worker when they have
                      stayed in Estonia on seven or more occasions in a year or for more
                      than 91 days during the past 12 month (derived from experience).
                  o  Long-term visits by Estonian residents who work or study abroad, if
                      they stayed in the destination country for over 91 days during the
                      past 12 months.
                •  Grossing-up to the total population with a special penetration model
                    which takes into account the following:
                    o  Market shares of the mobile network operators (MNOs) covered
                    o  Penetration rate of SIM cards in the country with roaming services

                    o  Calibration survey results for differences in phone usage between
                       residents  of  different  countries,  seasonality,  and  over  or  under
                       coverage of SIM cards to cover double or travel SIMs
                    o  Available reference data
                    o  Estimate using the calibration coefficients matrix

            Theoretically,  it  would  be  possible  to  use  random  sampling  of  SIM  cards
            instead  of  the  whole  raw  data-file,  which  could  be  done  with  weights  in
            grossing-up but given the small size of Estonia and the small population, it is
            considered impractical.

            3.  Card payment statistics: methodological aspects
                Eesti Pank has compiled and disseminated detailed monthly payment
            statistics since 1998. The statistics are based on aggregation of the detailed
            input data reported directly by credit and other payment institutions and as
            a part of the reporting obligation of monetary and financial institutions,
            following the census principle.
            The following data are reported for card payments:
                    o  Date [Month]
                    o  Type of payment [Cash deposit/withdrawal | Point of sales (POS)
                       payments  |  E-commerce  payments,  which  are  card  payments  in
                       internet-based stores or elsewhere in the online environment]
                    o  Residency of card issuer [ISO country code]
                    o  Country of payment [ISO country code]
                    o  Number of transactions
                    o  Total turnover


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