Household Socio-Economic Survey 1994
Thailand, 1994 - 1995
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- Data files
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r1 - Household
characteristics,
household head -
r2 - Household
Member
Characteristics -
r7 - 7-day Food
Consumption -
r3 - Income
from Other
Sources -
r4 - Change of
Assets and
Liabilities -
r8 - Household
Income -
r9 - Energy
Consumption -
r10 - Summary
Household
Expenditure -
r6 -
Consumption on
Goods and
Services -
r5 - Housing
Characteristics
Socio-economic class (a06)
Data file: r1 - Household characteristics, household head
Overview
Valid:
25226
Valid:
29562482.929
Invalid:
0
Invalid:
0
Minimum:
1
Maximum:
72
Type:
Discrete
Decimal:
0
Start:
19
End:
20
Width:
2
Range:
-
Format:
Questions and instructions
Literal question
Household Characteristic: Socio-economic class
Categories
| Value | Category |
|---|---|
| 1 | Farm Operator Owning Land Primarily - Less than 2 rai |
| 2 | Farm Operator Owning Land Primarily - 2 to 4 rai |
| 3 | Farm Operator Owning Land Primarily - 5 to 9 rai |
| 4 | Farm Operator Owning Land Primarily - 10 to 19 rai |
| 5 | Farm Operator Owning Land Primarily - 20 to 39 rai |
| 6 | Farm Operator Owning Land Primarily - 40 rai or more |
| 11 | Farm Operator Renting Land Primarily - Less than 5 rai |
| 12 | Farm Operator Renting Land Primarily - 5 to 19 rai |
| 13 | Farm Operator Renting Land Primarily - 20 rai or more |
| 19 | Fishing, Forestry, etc. |
| 21 | Entrepreneurs, Trade and Industry - With Paid Workers |
| 22 | Entrepreneurs, Trade and Industry - Without Paid Workers |
| 31 | Professional, Technical and Managerial Working on Own Account |
| 32 | Professional, Technical and Managerial Employed by Others |
| 41 | Labourers - Farm Workers |
| 42 | Labourers - General Workers |
| 50 | Other Employees - Clerical, Sales and Service Workers |
| 60 | Other Employees - Production and Construction Workers |
| 71 | Economically Inactive - Receiving Asssistance or Pensions |
| 72 | Economically Inactive - Receiving Property Income |
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
The classification of household into socio-economic groups was based on the main source of livelihood, employment status, kind of economic activity and occupation. This classification divided households into 10 major classifications which were:
(1) farm operators mainly owning land
(2) farm operators mainly renting land
(3) own-account workers on trade and industrial enterprises
(4) own-account workers on professional, technical and administrative enterprises
(5) professional, technical and administrative workers who worked for pay
(6) farm workers
(7) general workers
(8) clerical, sales and service workers
(9) production workers, and
(10) economically inactive households
In general, the household class was based on the princiapl source of livelihood and employment status of the chief income receiver, usually the household head. However, if the combined earnings of several members of the household represented the main source of livelihood, the classification was determined on the basis of the employment status of those memebers. For example, if a household operated a small farm but the earnings of the household members working off the farm as common labourers exceeded farm profits (including the value of home-produced and consumed products), the household was classified in the general worker group.
(1) farm operators mainly owning land
(2) farm operators mainly renting land
(3) own-account workers on trade and industrial enterprises
(4) own-account workers on professional, technical and administrative enterprises
(5) professional, technical and administrative workers who worked for pay
(6) farm workers
(7) general workers
(8) clerical, sales and service workers
(9) production workers, and
(10) economically inactive households
In general, the household class was based on the princiapl source of livelihood and employment status of the chief income receiver, usually the household head. However, if the combined earnings of several members of the household represented the main source of livelihood, the classification was determined on the basis of the employment status of those memebers. For example, if a household operated a small farm but the earnings of the household members working off the farm as common labourers exceeded farm profits (including the value of home-produced and consumed products), the household was classified in the general worker group.