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Project for Statistics on Living Standards and Development 1993

South Africa, 1993
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ZAF_1993_PSLSD_v01_M
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Southern Africa Labour and Development Research Unit
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Questionnaires
Project for Statistics on Living Standards and Development [household questionnaire]
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Date 1993-01-01
Country South Africa
Publisher(s) Southern Africa Labour and Development Research Unit (SALDRU)
Description This is the household questionnaire from the survey
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Community questionnaire
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Date 1993-01-01
Country South Africa
Publisher(s) Southern Africa Labour and Development Research Unit (SALDRU)
Description This is the community questionnaire from the survey
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Literacy Assessment Module [LAM]
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Date 1993-01-01
Country South Africa
Publisher(s) Southern Africa Labour and Development Research Unit (SALDRU)
Description This is the literacy assessment form used in the survey
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Reports
Project for Statistics on Living Standards and Development - South Africa's Rich and Poor: Baseline Household Statistics
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subtitle South Africa's Rich and Poor: Baseline Household Statistics
Date 1994-08-01
Contributor(s) SALDRU School of Economics, University of Cape Town
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Technical documents
ReadMe
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Overview of South Africa Integrated Household Survey
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Country South Africa
Publisher(s) Southern Africa Labour and Development Research Unit (SALDRU)
Description This overview contains brief descriptions of the origins, questionnaires, sample design, field work, data management, and weighting of the survey. This document also contains some important definitions and codes used in the survey, such as the definition of a household member and the special codes for missing answers.
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Variable Labels and Value Labels
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Country South Africa
Publisher(s) Southern Africa Labour Development Research Unit (SALDRU)
Description Contains four items of information for each variable in the data files.
- Variable Name--Every variable has a name which can be up to eight characters in length.
- Variable Label--Variable labels are up to 30 characters in length. They are more descriptive, but do not exist for all variables.
- Label Name--Some variables are assigned labels to help interpret response codes. For instance, the variable named gender is assigned a label which matches the numeric responses to male or female.
- Label Codes or Values--These are the code values for the label names.
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Datamap
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Author(s) Southern Africa Labour and Development Research Unit
Country South Africa
Publisher(s) Southern Africa Labour and Development Research Unit (SADLRU)
Description This document matches the data file names to sections in the questionnaires or to a brief description of its contents.
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Sampling Frame: Number of Clusters per Region
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Country South Africa
Publisher(s) Southern Africa Labour and Development Research Unit (SALDRU)
Description This provides details on the sampling for the survey
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Other Materials
PSLSD Program Files
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Country South Africa
Publisher(s) Southern Africa Labour and Development Research Unit (PSLSD)
Description This compressed file archives 42 program files (written for the Stata software) which were used to create the constructed data files. Our assumption is that most users will prefer to construct their own estimates of household income and expenditure from the raw data and not rely on the constructed data available at this site. These users will not want to download this file, the readme.txt file, nor the Group D data files. For those users who do choose to use the constructed data (Group D) available at this site, these program files (along with the readme.pgm file) will allow the user to determine what assumptions were made in the construction of the data files.
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