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Schooling, Income, and Health Risk Impact Evaluation Household Survey 2012, Round 4

Malawi, 2012
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MWI_2012_SIHRIE-R4_v02_M
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Berk Ozler, Sarah Baird, Craig McIntosh, Ephraim Chirwa
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Total value of [item], land (s15q49b)

Data file: SIHR4_PII_S15_public.dta

Overview

Valid: 912
Invalid: 346
Minimum: 750
Maximum: 9999999999
Type: Discrete
Decimal: 0
Start: 325
End: 334
Width: 10
Range: 750 - 9999999999
Format: Numeric

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Categories
Value Category Cases
750 1
0.1%
1000 2
0.2%
1500 1
0.1%
2000 3
0.3%
2500 2
0.2%
3000 7
0.8%
3500 1
0.1%
4000 8
0.9%
5000 19
2.1%
5400 1
0.1%
6000 10
1.1%
7000 5
0.5%
8000 12
1.3%
9000 3
0.3%
10000 77
8.4%
11000 2
0.2%
12000 12
1.3%
13000 3
0.3%
14000 1
0.1%
14500 1
0.1%
15000 62
6.8%
16000 4
0.4%
17000 6
0.7%
18000 8
0.9%
19000 3
0.3%
20000 81
8.9%
21000 2
0.2%
21500 1
0.1%
22000 1
0.1%
23000 2
0.2%
24000 3
0.3%
25000 31
3.4%
26000 1
0.1%
27000 3
0.3%
28000 4
0.4%
30000 52
5.7%
31000 2
0.2%
33000 2
0.2%
35000 12
1.3%
36000 1
0.1%
40000 31
3.4%
42000 1
0.1%
45000 7
0.8%
46000 1
0.1%
48000 3
0.3%
50000 89
9.8%
52000 1
0.1%
55000 2
0.2%
57000 2
0.2%
60000 25
2.7%
64000 1
0.1%
65000 1
0.1%
68000 1
0.1%
70000 20
2.2%
75000 3
0.3%
80000 28
3.1%
84000 2
0.2%
85000 3
0.3%
90000 8
0.9%
95000 1
0.1%
100000 82
9%
115000 1
0.1%
118000 1
0.1%
120000 17
1.9%
125000 1
0.1%
130000 4
0.4%
140000 1
0.1%
143000 1
0.1%
147000 1
0.1%
150000 35
3.8%
160000 3
0.3%
170000 3
0.3%
180000 5
0.5%
190000 2
0.2%
200000 20
2.2%
210000 1
0.1%
250000 13
1.4%
300000 13
1.4%
350000 1
0.1%
400000 3
0.3%
430000 1
0.1%
450000 1
0.1%
500000 7
0.8%
850000 1
0.1%
900000 2
0.2%
1000000 5
0.5%
1300000 1
0.1%
2000000 1
0.1%
10000000 1
0.1%
88888888 Don't Know 0
0%
99999999 Missing 0
0%
9999999999 2
0.2%
Sysmiss 346
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.
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