The 1995/1996 Household Income, Expenditure - (PDF, 101 mb ...

four sub-totals (8-1), (8-2), (8-3) and (8-4)
Duties of the enumerator during the sixth and seventh visit:
These two visits are conducted during the third week of the month of the survey (mid and
at the end of the week) where the enumerator's duties are as follows:
1. Recording or reviewing information of actual expenses and consumption of goods
and services recorded by the household during the third week.
2. Following up the recording of out-of-household expenses in restaurants, coffee
shops and hotels, and each expenditure item should be associated with the name
of the person who spent the money.
3. Filling the following tables:
a. Table (9) related to expenses of education
b. Table (10) related to expenses of culture, athletics and recreation, which is divided into
two sub-tables (10-1) and (10-2)
c. Table (12) related to other consumption expenses, which is divided into three sub-tables
(12-1), (12-2) and (12-3).
Duties of the enumerator during the eighth and ninth visit:
The eighth takes place in the mid of the fourth week, and the ninth visit takes place on
the first day of the month following the month of the survey directly. The duties of the
enumerator in these two visits are as follows:
1. Recording or reviewing actual expenses and consumption of the goods and
services during the days following the previous visit (seventh visit) till the end of
the month of the survey.
2. Following up out-of-household expenses in restaurants, coffee shops and hotels
during the days following the previous visit till the end of the month of the
survey, and each expenditure item should be associated with the name of the
person who spent the money.
3. Filling table (11) related to household's expenses in restaurants, coffee shops and
hotels.
4. Filling table (13) related to transfer payments.
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