Household Socio-Economic Survey 2000
Thailand, 2000
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- Data files
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ses43_1
Household
characteristics -
ses43_2
Household
member
characteristics -
ses43_3 Income
from other
sources -
ses43_5 Housing
characteristics -
ses43_7 7-Day
Food
Consumption -
ses43_8
Household
Income -
ses43_9 Summary
Household
Expenditure - ses43_91
- ses43_92
- ses43_93
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ses43_6
Consumption of
goods and
services -
ses43_4 Change
of assets;
liabilities and
debts
HM: Member Number (hmnr)
Data file: ses43_2 Household member characteristics
Overview
Valid:
87387
Invalid:
0
Minimum:
1
Maximum:
16
Type:
Discrete
Decimal:
0
Start:
15
End:
16
Width:
2
Range:
-
Format:
Questions and instructions
Question pretext
Household member characteristics
Categories
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Warning: these figures indicate the number of cases found in the data file. They cannot be interpreted as summary statistics of the population of interest.
Description
Definition
Private household members are persons who usually live in a particular household, including persons who were temporarily absent at the time of interviewing (but do not normally live somewhere else permanently) but fit into one of the following categories, i.e.
(1) those living away from home temporarily for less than three months, such as an inpatients, priests (excluding the members who moved away for education or occupation and therefore have another permanent residence, prisoners, soldiers and psychiatric patients.)
(2) those living away from home for more than three months without permanent
residence, such as crews, salesman, etc.
(3) those going abroad for less than six months for education or training.
(4) those who work away from home temporarily for less than 30 days per year, such as sugar-cane harvesters.
Household members included unrelated boarders or lodgers who had lived at the address temporarily for more than three months.
(1) those living away from home temporarily for less than three months, such as an inpatients, priests (excluding the members who moved away for education or occupation and therefore have another permanent residence, prisoners, soldiers and psychiatric patients.)
(2) those living away from home for more than three months without permanent
residence, such as crews, salesman, etc.
(3) those going abroad for less than six months for education or training.
(4) those who work away from home temporarily for less than 30 days per year, such as sugar-cane harvesters.
Household members included unrelated boarders or lodgers who had lived at the address temporarily for more than three months.