Missing and Missed: Rehumanisation, the Nation and Missing-ness

Concealing research outcomes: Missing data, negative results and missed publications

Small and Medium Enterprises Financing in Bangladesh: The Missing Middle

This paper aims to comprehend the intrinsic limitations of the market players in the financial system and how these create a situation of `missing middle` for small and medium industries (SME) financing in Bangladesh. A clear dualism prevails in the manufacturing industry of this country. While the SMEs maintains the biggest share in establishments and employment creation, large enterprises (LE...

The Missing “Missing Middle”

T he notion that the distribution of firm size in poor countries is characterized by a bimodal distribution with a “missing middle” is a widely accepted fact in development economics (for example, see Krueger 2013). The idea of the missing middle is that there are a large number of small firms, some large firms, but very few medium-sized firms. The purported fact about the missing middle is cit...

Incomplete Early Childhood Immunization Series and Missing Fourth DTaP Immunizations; Missed Opportunities or Missed Visits?

The successful completion of early childhood immunizations is a proxy for overall quality of early care. Immunization statuses are usually assessed by up-to-date (UTD) rates covering combined series of different immunizations. However, series UTD rates often only bear on which single immunization is missing, rather than the success of all immunizations. In the US, most series UTD rates are limi...

Incomplete Databases: Missing Records and Missing Values

Data completeness is an essential aspect of data quality as in many scenarios it is crucial to guarantee the completeness of query answers. Data might be incomplete in two ways: records may be missing as a whole, or attribute values of a record may be absent, indicated by a null. We extend previous work by two of the authors [10] that dealt only with the first aspect, to cover both missing reco...