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

5. Filling table (14) related to installments and payments for goods they received
before or after the month of the survey.
6. Filling model (b), in the auxiliary form, related to the group of daily goods of
small consumption where its quantity and value are recorded including the sources
of these goods either they are home-produced or purchased (i.e. non-householdproduction).
7. Entering information of table (3), in the form of expenses and consumption,
related to actual consumption value of cigarettes and tobacco.
8. Filling the table related to visitors during the month of the survey.
9. Filling table (2) related to the quantity and value of actually consumed goods of
food and drinks
10. Reviewing information of expenses form, and discussing with the household
inconsistency of information recorded, besides noting any footnote below the table
to avoid misunderstanding and confusion of information in these tables.
Tenth visit:
This visit takes place on the second day of the month following the month of the survey
directly where the enumerator's duties are as follows:
1. Completing missing information of expenses and consumption.
2. Filling information of tables related to income including all household members
except servants.
General duties of the enumerator:
1. Implementing general instructions to collect necessary and precise information.
2. Determining appointments suitable to the household
3. Respecting household's answers, and asking questions in a polite manner to avoid
household's embarrassment. The enumerator revises statements recorded in the
auxiliary form in each visit.
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