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Microenterprise Growth and the Flypaper Effect, Randomized Experiment 2008-2010

Ghana, 2008 - 2010
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GHA_2008_MGFERE_v01_M
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David McKenzie, Marcel Fafchamps, Simon Quinn, Christopher Woodruff
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Data file: GhanaRound6Single_la

Data from "Ghana Microenterprise Questionnaire - Round 6"

Cases: 823
Variables: 392

Variables

household_4f
Over past THREE MONTHS household expenditures on: Household appliances
household_4g
Over past THREE MONTHS household expenditures on: Vehicles
household_4h
Over past THREE MONTHS household expenditures on: Health expenses
household_4i
Over past THREE MONTHS household expenditures on: Education
household_5a
Resp. smokes cigarettes (1=Yes, 2=No)
household_5b
Number of cigarettes smoked each day
household_5c
Last month's spending on cigarettes (GHc)
household_5d1
Respondent drinks alcohol
household_5d2
Frequency of alcohol consumption
household_5e
Last month's spending on alcohol (GHc)
household_5f
Frequency of partying
household_5g
Last month's spending on partying (GHc)
household_5h
Frequency of succumbing to impulses to spend money on other consumption
transfers_stopwatch
transfers_1
Made payments in cash or goods to people living outside household, past 3 months
v325
Repeat if blank.
transfers_2
Transfer made to
transfers_3
Approximate amount of cash given to people outside the household, past 3 months
transfers_4
Approx. value of goods provided to people outside the household, past 3 months
transfers_5
Received any transfers in cash or goods from people living outside the household
transfers_6
Received transfer from
transfers_7
Approx. amount of cash received from people outside household, past three months
transfers_8
Approx. value of goods received from people outside household, past three months
treatment_stopwatch
treatmenttype
TreatmentType
treatmenttype2
TreatmentType2
treatmenttype3
TreatmentType3
treatment_c_1a
Amount of the 150 GHc in-kind treatment that remains in business
treatment_c_2a
Amount of the 150 GHc in-kind treatment that has been taken out of the business
treatment_c_sum
Sum of treatment_c_1a and treatment_c_2a
treatment_c_1b
Confirmation: Amount of the 150 GHc in-kind treatment that remains in business
treatment_c_2b
Confirmation: Amount of the 150 GHc in-kind treatment that has been taken out
treatment_d_1a
Amount of the 150 GHc cash treatment that remains in business
treatment_d_2a
Amount of the 150 GHc cash treatment that remains in the household
treatment_d_3a
Amount of the 150 GHc cash treatment spent on non-business things
treatment_d_4a
Amount of the 150 GHc cash treatment saved outside of business or household
treatment_d_sum
Sum of spending
treatment_d_1b
Confirmation:Amount of 150 GHc cash treatment that remains in business
treatment_d_2b
Confirmation:Amount of 150 GHc cash treatment that remains in the household
treatment_d_3b
Confirmation:Amount of 150 GHc in-kind treatment spent on non-business things
treatment_d_4b
Confirmation:Amount of 150 GHc cash treatment saved outside of bus. or household
baselinemaritalstatus
BaselineMaritalStatus
baselinemonthlookup
BaselineMonthLookup
family_1
Current marital status
family_1a
Verification: Marital status is correct if changed
family_2
Marital status in baseline month
family_3
Current marital status
family_4
Age when married current spouse
family_5
Current spouse's age when married
family_6a
Value of land and buildings (incl. housing) resp. brought to current marriage
family_6b
Value of land/buildings(incl.housing) resp.'s spouse brought to current marriage
family_7a
Value of consumer durables that resp. brought to current marriage
family_7b
Value of consumer durables that resp.'s spouse brought to current marriage
family_8a
Value of cash and financial assets that resp. brought to current marriage
family_8b
Value of cash and financial assets resp.'s spouse brought to current marriage
family_9a
Resp. was operating a business when started current marriage (1=yes, 2=no)
family_9b
Resp.'s spouse was operating a business when started current marriage
family_9c
Resp. and spouse jointly hold assets or household assets held individually
family_10a
Resp. had another marriage before current one (1=Yes, 2=No)
family_10b
Former spouse still alive (1=Yes, 2=No)
family_10c
Place where former spouse is living
family_10d
Region where former spouse is living
family_11a
Resp.'s mother still alive (1=Yes, 2=No)
family_11c
Region wher resp.'s mother is living
family_12a
Resp.'s father still alive (1=Yes, 2=No)
family_12c
Region wher resp.'s father is living
family_13a
Resp.'s maternal uncle still alive (1=Yes, 2=No)
family_13b
Place where resp.'s maternal uncle is living
family_13c
Region wher resp.'s maternal uncle is living
family_14a
Number of brothers currently living (incl. step- and half-brothers)
family_14b
Number of sisters currently living (incl. step- and half-sisters)
family_14c
Number of siblings currently living with resp.'s household
family_14d
Number of siblings currently living in immediate meighborhood
family_14e
Number of siblings currently living in ACCRA-TEMA
family_14f
Number of siblings currently living in another region
family_14g
Region(s) where siblings are living
land_1
Owner of home where household currently resides
land_2
Resp. owns plots of land apart from his/her home (1=Yes, 2=No)
introduction_stopwatch_3_11
impressions_1
Person(s) other than the enterprise owner present during the interview
impressions_2
Interviewer's impression of how well the respondent understood the questions
impressions_3
Interviewer's impression of seriousness with which the resp. answered questions
impressions_4
Interviewer's impression of preciseness with which questions were answered
impressions_5
Most difficult or troubling sections for the respondent
impressions_6
Most difficult or troubling sections for the interviewer
impressions_7
Sections that interested the respondents the most
impressions_8
Most difficult or troubling questions for the respondent
impressions_9
Most difficult or troubling questions for the interviewer
impressions_10
Questions that interested the respondents the most
SingleMultipleMerge
credit_13
credit_14
Total: 392
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