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INDIVIDUAL WAGES AND SALARIES INDIVIDUAL WAGES AND SALARIES Nominal Wages ofEamers, N=10292 Mean 2516.58 (1978.42 Median 2030.00 Nominal Wages ofMales, N=8480 Mean Median Nominal Wages ofFemales, N=1812 Mean Median Nominal Wages ofEamers, N=12672 Mean Median Real Wages, All Items CPI Mean Median Real Wages, Food-only CPI Mean Median Nominal Wages ofMales, N=10224 2655.72 Mean (2060.46 2160.00 Median 1865.40 (1360.107 1484.00 Real Male Wages, All Items CPI Mean Median Real Male Wages, Food-only CPI Mean Median Nominal Wages ofFemales, N=2448 Mean Median Real Female Wages, All Items CPI Mean Median Real Female Wages, Food-only CPI Mean Median Inflation adjustment, fiscal 1990/1991 to midpoint 1995/1996 HIECS (March, 1996): All-items urban fiscal 1990/1991 = 192.4; urban March, 1996 = 358.8 All items rural fiscal 1990/1991 = 190.8; rural March, 1996 = 333.4 Food-only urban fiscal 1990/1991 = 201.6; urban March, 1996 = 339.9 Food-only rural fiscal 1990/1991 = 200.4; urban March, 1996 = 312.8 3446.78 (2594.60 2850.00 1896.09 (1395.73 1579.51 2009.31 (1474.32 1675.51 3622.28 (2709.33 3000.00 1996.01 (1456.01 1659.63 2115.73 (1538.50 1765.88 2713.83 (1877.79 2260.00 1478.78 (1003.74 1246.74 1564.84 (1059.17 1320.60
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The 1995/1996 Household Income, Exp
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Project'Background Executive Summar
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Chapter I_ Ov'"er"V"ie"" aI1d Proce
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1.11 decreases average household si
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1.13 HIECS as well as international
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1.15 respondent acceptance. These a
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mothelUs were expected to be more s
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1.22 material. There should be a cl
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elied upon, resistance to analytica
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in the speed of processing of any s
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I.E Global Edits 1.28 In late Novem
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Name, Size, and Level of HIECS Raw
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mandatory by law; 16) Reporting err
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Appendix LA Comparing Estimates fro
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The dependent variable is the tth o
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Page 61 and 62: proper income variable. There is st
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Page 133 and 134: Table III.6 Poverty Rate Rankings b
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CHAPTER IV. HUMAN CAPITAL IV.A Intr
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IV.6 15 hours of unpaid work in a f
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Two-Way Table of the Number of Hous
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IV.12 have not kept pace with the c
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IV.17 "sticky" downward; more rigid
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Table IV.1 Household Income Sources
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Table IY.3a Sample Probability Calc
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Bibliography - Chapter IV. Human ca
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Cha.pter V_The Co:n.S1..I.IDer Pric
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V.A Introduction l V.3 One of the s
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(CPI).2 (1 ) V.S The current price
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V.9 receives all questionnaires fro
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then when they disappear from the m
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V.14 entail additional time for lea
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and since (a 1 + a2 = 1), (16) and
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To fix things mathematically and fo
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Figure V.I Example ofa Price Collec
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Bibliography - Chapter V. The Consu
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Cha.pter VI_ Hou.si.n.g VIol Table
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VLA Introduction! VI.3 This chapter
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VI. 6 with incomes for most of the
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infrastructure or planning permissi
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VI.17 have historically valued thei
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VI. 20 1995/1996 Urban Govs Lower E
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VI.22 next question becomes "How mu
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VI.24 nominal rental fee. In the co
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VI.26 cases does not rise throughou
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VI.29 f3 i = O. Chapter II showed t
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p Figure VI.2a Standard Graph ofthe
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Table VI.4 PersonslRoom, by Area, T
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Table VI.5 Average Housing Expendit
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Table VI.6 Ratio ofImputed Value of
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Bibliography - Chapter VI. Housing
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Leases Without Anyone having the Ri
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Cha.pter VII. Ed-u.ca.tioI1 Table o
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VILC Characterizing Young Pupils VI
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Average Annual Expenditures on Educ
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Two-Way Table of Number of Enrolled
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VILl3 data to suggest an opposite c
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Table VII.2 Totals ofEnrolled Stude
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Table VII.4a Sample Probability Cal
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Chapter VIII_ Medi.ca.I Expe:n.di.t
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VIlLA Introduction VIII.3 Access to
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VIII. 5 Average Annual Expenditures
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VIII.? medical insurance (DDM (1996
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Table VIII.2 Total Annual Medical E
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Table VIII.4 Household Average Annu
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Chapter IX. The Use of HIECS Data.
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IX.4 placed on HIECS survey output,
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IX.D The Future of CAPMAS IX.9 The
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Bibliography - Chapter IX. The Use
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CONTENTS Fieldwork: Enumerator's Ma
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Introduction The Government is seek
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General Instructions for Infonnatio
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* * * and its components: When obta
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Form (D): To be used by the supervi
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general guidelines should be follow
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• Fish production such as fish pr
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. Non-alcoholic drinks Guice' and c
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5. Filling table (14) related to in
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10. Signing on a sample of lists to
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1. Living household DEFINITIONS USE
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. Unemployed individuals • Indivi
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• Individuals working inside a fi
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The enumerator has to record on the
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Also this table determines the avai
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7 Transportation 4 8 Education 1 9
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molokhia, kinds of peppers, europea
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This subsidiary group includes the
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1. Rent * In case the house is owne
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• Other materials (shoe polish, f
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uses which are recorded in table (9
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which were consumed outside home ei
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This table includes premiums paid d
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6. Investment interest 7. Interest
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Instructions for Office Editing
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total consumption cell or annual ex
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(marital status) can be from "2" to
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Data which requires coding: The 199
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Occupation Codes
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171101 181101 211401 222201 231101
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293201 294202 294403 294601 294605
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394201 394202 394902 394905 394999
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531202 531203 531204 531205 531208
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722702 722799 723101 723201 731101
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793308 793399 793504 793601 793604
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occupation Codes 14 833308 operator
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1110 1.120 1130 1210 1220 1301 1302
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CPI Item Codes '.
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CPI item codes 2 SWEPOT-NON-PROD 30
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MANGO-NON-PROD 430 HEALTH-INS 2417
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CURD-HH-PROD 816 OTHER-REST 3207 CU
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DRESSES-FEM 1614 CDS 5011 SWEATERS-
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Page 1 Data Dictionary: HIECS IMPS
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Page 4 Data Dictionary: HIECS Creat
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SAS Data Reformat File
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if stage=3 then seclev=li else secl
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REFRMT.SAS 4 if wallmatl=4 then mud
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REFRMT.SAS 6 output out=codecigsi t
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if urbrur=2 then urbrur=O; annval=a
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REFRMT.SAS 10 filename a21 'c:\proc
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REFRMT.SAS 12 input rectype 1-2 num
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HIECS Weight Construction SAS File
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if (gov=33 and urbrur=O (gov=33 and
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WTCALC.SAS 4 if km=3 and sv=060 and
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proc print data=all· run; , WTCALC
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options pagesize=60 i libname in 'c
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if econact=2832 then econact=3832;
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SUMMARY STATS FROM THE COVER RECORD
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SUMMARY STATS FROM THE HOUSING RECO
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SUMMARY STATS FROM THE FOOD AND BEV
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SUMMARY STATS FROM THE CIGARETTES A
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SUMMARY STATS FROM THE FOOTWEAR REC
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SUMMARY STATS FROM THE HOUSEHOLD LI
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SUMMARY STATS FROM THE HOUSEHOLD FU
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SUMMARY STATS FROM THE HOUSEHOLD CL
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SUMMARY STATS FROM THE MEDICAL RECO
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SUMMARY STATS FROM THE PUBLIC TRANS
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SUMMARY STATS FROM THE CULTURE, SPO
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SUMMARY STATS FROM THE CSE (OTHER)
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SUMMARY STATS FROM THE PERSONAL APP
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SUMMARY STATS FROM THE SERVICES NEC
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sUMMARY STATS FROM THE AGRICULTURE
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SUMMARY STATS FROM THE NON-AGRICULT
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SUMMARY STATS FROM THE FINANCE INCO
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SUMMARY STATS NET CHANGES TO HH SAV
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