£1,704,151, Economic and Social Research Council DMIN (Administrative data: methods, inference & network) aims to exploit newly linked administrative and survey longitudinal data to develop and disseminate methodology for making the best use of administrative data and reassessing how best to deal with some of the common problems associated with using survey based longitudinal data. The research program develops innovative methodological approaches for using administrative data when covariates or responses are missing and using longitudinal survey data when there are problems with measurement error, item non-response and attrition. Research outputs The Link between Household Income, University Applications and University Attendance