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

which were consumed outside home either in the street, sites, casino or coffee shops during the
month of the survey.
Part Two:
Includes expenses of accommodation in hotels and camps during the month of the survey for
lodging purposes (not as summer and winter resorts).
Expenses of each household member are recorded separately by using points enumerated in
auxiliary form (C), where the reference number of the person, who made the expenses, is
recorded according the number of the individual mentioned in the basic information item.
Table (12): Other consumption aspects
12.1. Value of personal effects received by the household during the year ended by the end of
the month of the survey. This includes the following:
Watches, eyeglasses, bags, gold and accessories, notions, and other tools such as pens
and desk set, as well as maintenance value of personal effects provided in the table.
The following are considered:
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Gold and jewelry for the wife or the sons living with the household are recorded
in this table
Gold and jewelry offered as a marriage gift to a non-resident individual are
recorded in table (13) under marriage gift item since its value is not considered
a consumption expenditure.
Gold and jewelry offered to a non-resident individual, either relatives or not, are
recorded in table (13) under gifts item.
Since this is not a consumption expenditure, and if the household was selected for
survey, the value of the gift is recorded in table (7) related to income, item (3) transfers
from outside Egypt.
12.2. Expenses of personal requirements and accessories
Includes the following:
*
Value of actual consumption of bathroom soap, shaving and hair dressing for
males and females during the month of the survey.
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