Household Budget Survey 2001

Estonia, 2001

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EST_2001_HBS_v01_M

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Statistics Estonia

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Data file: perepilt

Household picture and post interview - household data

Cases:	7851
Variables:	254

Variables

leibkond

a2

Interviewer’s Certificate Number

a3

Date of the Interview

k2t

k2m

maakond

vald

Rural municipality, town

a6

Type of the area

a7

The number of households living at this address

a8

The identifying number of this particular household among these households.

a9

The number of members in your household.

a10

The number of members aged less than 15 (considered minors for the purposes of t

a11

The main language spoken in household

a12

If more than one language is spoken in your household, the second language.

c1

The type of dwelling

c2

c3

The number of floors in the house where your dwelling is located.

c4

Floor where the dwelling is located

c5

The condition of dwelling.

c6

The household’s relation to the dwelling.

c7

How many rooms does the household use?

c8

Indicate the useful floor space that the household has at their disposal (in squ

c9a

What kind of heating facilities is the dwelling furnished with a) Central heatin

c9b

b) Local heating

c9c

c) Stove heating

c9d

d) Electric heating

c9e

c10

Is the dwelling equipped with electricity?

c11

Does the household have a kitchen or access to a kitchen?

c12a

Which cooking facilities do your household use Electric cooker 1-Yes, 2-No

c12b

Gas cooker 1-Yes, 2-No

c12c

Wood stove 1-Yes, 2-No

c12d

Other 1-Yes, 2-No

c13

Is the dwelling equipped with running water?

c14

Is the dwelling equipped with sewerage?

c15

Is the dwelling equipped with a lavatory?

c16

Is the dwelling provided with hot running water?

c17

Is the dwelling provided with washing facilities?

c18

Is the dwelling equipped with a sauna or is there a sauna in the house that the

c19

Is the dwelling equipped with a telephone?

c20a

How far are the following places and institutions from the dwelling? a) The near

c20b

b)The nearest stationary store

c20c

c)The nearest elementary school

c20d

d)The town government or the administration of the rural municipality

c20e

e)The nearest telephone (choose 1, if the household has a telephone)

c20f

f)The nearest post-office

c20g

g) The nearest doctor

c21

How suitable is your dwelling for the household?

c22a

a)Identify the main dwelling-related problems for the household. The dwelling is

c22b

b) The dwelling is too big

c22c

c)The dwelling is shared with other households

c22d

d)The dwelling is not equipped with amenities

c22e

e)The dwelling is in a poor condition

c22f

f)The dwelling is too expensive

c22g

g)The dwelling is too far from the town or village centre

c22h

h)The area is too polluted

c22i

i)The area is too noisy

c22j

j)The area is not safe

c22k

k)The number of rooms in the dwelling is too small

c22l

l)The block of flats where the dwelling is located is too big

c22m

c23

If you would rent your dwelling from a private person, how much would you pay re

d1a

d1b

b) A dwelling (house, flat, but not a farm) that the household uses or that is

d1c

c) A dwelling (house, flat) that the household rents or that is used by other p

d1d

d) A summer house, a garden house, a seasonal dwelling

d1e

e) A garage (except a mountable garage)

d1f

f) A non-agricultural estate, including a building site, an uncompleted buildin

d1g

g) A share of a summer house association or housing association

d1h

h) Other non-agricultural immovable property

d2a

Does the household or any member of the household own gardening plots, fields an

d2b

d2c

d2d

d) Other agricultural land

d3a

Does the household own any business-related means of production? a) Tractor

d3b

b)Other agricultural machinery

d3c

c)Animals kept for agricultural purposes

d3d

d)Means of transport

d3e

e)A boat, a motor boat, fishing equipment

d3f

d4a

Does the household own any of the following durable goods? § A new car (less th

d4b

§ An older car.

d4c

§ A bike, a motor-bike.

d4d

§ A colour TV.

d4e

d4f

d4g

§ A music centre.

d4h

§ A mobile telephone.

d4i

§ A computer (at home).

d4j

§ Access to the Internet (at home).

d4k

§ A washing-machine

d4l

§ A refrigerator

d4m

§ A dish-washer

d4n

§ A microwave oven

k1

The date of finishing the filling in of the household questionnaire.

k3t

k3m

k4

What is the number of times you have visited this household?

k5

Where did the interview take place?

k6

How many household members gave you personally the answers to the questions conc

k7

The number of the household member, who gave you the majority of the answers.

k8

Which was the most problematic question?

a2a

Interviewer’s Certificate Number (POST INTERVIEW)

a3a

Date of the interview

j2t

Time of the start: Hours

j2m

Time of the start: Minutes

p3av1

Number (n) of new household member (guest).

p3av2

Number (n) of new household member (guest).

p3av3

Number (n) of new household member (guest).

p3av4

Number (n) of new household member (guest).

p3av5

Number (n) of new household member (guest).

p3av6

Number (n) of new household member (guest).

p3av7

Number (n) of new household member (guest).

p3av8

Number (n) of new household member (guest).

p3bv1

Status of new member (1- member of household, 2 – guest)

p3bv2

Status of new member (1- member of household, 2 – guest)

p3bv3

Status of new member (1- member of household, 2 – guest)

p3bv4

Status of new member (1- member of household, 2 – guest)

p3bv5

Status of new member (1- member of household, 2 – guest)

p3bv6

Status of new member (1- member of household, 2 – guest)

p3bv7

Status of new member (1- member of household, 2 – guest)

p3bv8

Status of new member (1- member of household, 2 – guest)

p3cv1

When did (he,she) arrive ? (day, month) (before survey month)

p3cv2

When did (he,she) arrive ? (day, month) (before survey month)

p3cv3

When did (he,she) arrive ? (day, month) (before survey month)

p3cv4

When did (he,she) arrive ? (day, month) (before survey month)

p3cv5

When did (he,she) arrive ? (day, month) (before survey month)

p3cv6

When did (he,she) arrive ? (day, month) (before survey month)

p3cv7

When did (he,she) arrive ? (day, month) (before survey month)

p3cv8

When did (he,she) arrive ? (day, month) (before survey month)

p3d1v1

First arriving day (in survey month)

p3d1v2

First arriving day (in survey month)

p3d1v3

First arriving day (in survey month)

p3d1v4

First arriving day (in survey month)

p3d1v5

First arriving day (in survey month)

p3d1v6

First arriving day (in survey month)

p3d1v7

First arriving day (in survey month)

p3d1v8

First arriving day (in survey month)

p3d2v1

Leaving day (in survey month)

p3d2v2

Leaving day (in survey month)

p3d2v3

Leaving day (in survey month)

p3d2v4

Leaving day (in survey month)

p3d2v5

Leaving day (in survey month)

p3d2v6

Leaving day (in survey month)

p3d2v7

Leaving day (in survey month)

p3d2v8

Leaving day (in survey month)

p3d3v1

Second arriving day (in survey month)

p3d3v2

Second arriving day (in survey month)

p3d3v3

Second arriving day (in survey month)

p3d3v4

Second arriving day (in survey month)

p3d3v5

Second arriving day (in survey month)

p3d3v6

Second arriving day (in survey month)

p3d3v7

Second arriving day (in survey month)

p3d3v8

Second arriving day (in survey month)

p4v1

For what reason did he (she) arrive or started to live with the household?

p4v2

For what reason did he (she) arrive or started to live with the household?

p4v3

For what reason did he (she) arrive or started to live with the household?

p4v4

For what reason did he (she) arrive or started to live with the household?

p4v5

For what reason did he (she) arrive or started to live with the household?

p4v6

For what reason did he (she) arrive or started to live with the household?

p4v7

For what reason did he (she) arrive or started to live with the household?

p4v8

For what reason did he (she) arrive or started to live with the household?

q1a

To summarize, what was the number of consumers in your household during the rese

q1b1

b. The smallest number of consumers

q1b2

b. The biggest number of consumers

q2a

a.Did the absent members support the household during the research month? State

q2b

b.Did the household support it’s absent members during the research month? Stat

q3

Last month, was the income of your household ...?

q4

How much money is there in your household to be spent in a month usually (includ

q5

Last month, was the expenditure of your household ...?

q6

How much money is there in your household to be spent in a month usually (includ

q7a

a)Which goods or services does your household Using the work car for personal

q7b

b)Petrol, diesel

q7c

c)Food in the office

q7d

d)School-lunch for children

q7e

q7f

f)Food in the day center or soup kitchen

q7g

g)Space for living (apartment provided by the employer)

q7h

h)Heating, electricity

q7i

i)Using the public transport

q7j

j)Using a telephone (inc. mobile), postal services for personal needs

q7k

k)Using a computer for personal needs

q7l

q7m

m)Other goods and services

q8a

a)Which foodstuff can your household get without having to directly pay for them

q8b

q8c

c)Fruit, berries (self-picked forestberries incl.)

q8d

d)Milk, dairy products

q8e

q8f

f)Meat and fish products

q8g

q9a

a)To which extent does the foodstuff w/o direct payment cover the needs of your

q9b

q9c

c)Fruit, berries (self-picked forestberries incl.)

q9d

d)Milk, dairy products

q9e

q9f

f)Meat and fish products

q9g

q10

Assess the general economic situation of your household.

q11a

How has the economic situation of your household changed in comparison with 1 ye

q11b

How has the economic situation of your household changed in comparison with 5 ye

q12a

Would it be possible to buy the following goods for your household a) 1 000 EEK

q12b

b) 5 000 EEKs (e.g. TV of a washing machine)

q12c

c) 15 000 EEKs (e.g. furniture, a PC)

q13a

a)What kind of savings and securities, but also financial obligations and loans

q13b

q13c

c) Other savings, including insurance

q13d

q13e

q13f

f) Other obligations

j1

The date of finishing the post interview

j3t

Time of finishing the post interview: Hours

j3m

Time of finishing the post interview: Minutes

j4

What is the number of times you have visited this household?

j5

The member with which number answered most of the post interview questions?

j6

Which question caused the greatest difficulties?

grupp

Household groups

piltkaal

Weight for the households responded to household picture

jkyskaal

Weight for the households responded to post interview

sisskaal

Weight for household responded to income part of diary

tulukaal

Weight for household responded to income and expenditure part of diary

toitkaal

Weight for household responded to food diary

tarbkaal

Weight for household responded to non-food expenditure

kulukaal

Weight for household responded to expenditure part of diary

lktyyp

Type of the household (child person under 16 on January 1 of the survey year)

lapsed

The number of members aged less than 16 on January 1 of the survey year

laps18

The number of members aged less than 18 on January 1 of the survey year

aktiivne

Economical status of household head

tarblk

Size of consumption household (calculation of food expenditure)

tuludets

Income decile (by households)

tuludetc

Income decile of households with children

tulu

Monthly income per household member

kuludets

Expenditure decile (by households)

kuludetc

Expenditure decile of households with children

kulu

Monthly expenditure per household member

mediaan

1 – Income median 2 – Expenditure median

head_b4

Gender of household head

head_age

Age of household heads (on January 1 of the survey year)

head_b9

Nationality of household head

head_b17

General education of household head

head_b18

Vocational education of household head

head_b24

Inactivity reason of household head

head_b25

Status of household head in employment

head_b28a

Note: In anomymous database groups A-Q

random

A random number (for lottery between responded household)

hh_comp1

Household composition (child under 16, pensioner at least 60)

hh_comp2

Household composition (child under 16, pensioner at least 65)

hh_comp3

Household composition (child under 18, pensioner at least 60)

hh_comp4

Household composition (child under 18, pensioner at least 65)

hh_edu

Household general education - the highest education level of household head of h

hh_prof

Household vocational education - the highest education level of household head o

hh_soc

Social group of household

hh_edlev

Household education level

toitkoef

Coefficient to calculate monthly food expenditure

Total: 254

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