DDI_THA_2004_SES_v01_M Gaye Parcon 2011-04-19 NADA Version 02 - Enhancement to Version 01, with microdata documentation Version 01 - Nesstar file prepared by IHSN Household Socio-Economic Survey 2004 SES 2004 THA_2004_SES_v01_M National Statistical Office (c) 2004, Thailand National Statistical Office NADA Government of the Kingdom of Thailand Information Services Socio-Economic/Monitoring Survey [hh/sems] The first Household Socio-Economic Survey was conducted by the National Statistical Office (NSO) in 1957, known as " The Household Expenditure Survey". This name was changed to the Household Socio-Economic Survey in 1968 - 1969 and the survey was conducted every five years. Due to the rapid economic expansion and the importance of the survey in order to set the anti-poverty policy, the Ministerial Cabinet had passed an approval on September 8, 1987 for the NSO to carry out the survey every two years. The 2004 survey is the seventeenth survey of this kind. (The 1999 and 2001 surveys were conducted special periodic survey by the cabinet assignment.) A stratified, three-stage sample design was adopted for the survey since 1975-76 until 1986. The primary and secondary sampling units were Amphoes and blocks (in municipal areas) or villages (non-municipal areas) respectively. The private households were the ultimate sampling units. Since 1988 onwards, a stratified two-stage sampling was adopted for the survey. The primary sampling units were blocks for municipal areas and were villages for non-municipal areas. The secondary sampling units were private households. Education housing [10.1] consumption/consumer behaviour [1.1] economic conditions and indicators [1.2] income, property and investment/saving [1.5] The primary objective of the survey is collecting information on household income and household expenditures, household consumptions, changes in assets and liabilities, the durable goods ownerships, and housing characteristics including other living conditions of households. The 2004 round includes a special module that was included in the 2004 socioeconomic survey and that asked all adult members of households about their experience with the Village Fund. Thailand National Regional Provincial (Changwat) Villages Household, Individual The survey covered all private, non-institutional households residing permanently in municipal areas and non-municipal areas of all regions. However, it excluded that part of the population living in transient hotels and rooming houses, hostels, boarding schools, temples, military barracks, prisons, welfare institutes, hospitals and other such institutions. It also excluded households of foreign diplomats and other temporary residents. Sample survey data [ssd] The scope of the Household Socio-Economic Survey 2004 includes: - HOUSEHOLD: characteristics, income and earnings by type and source, socio-economic status, benefits from government, assets and liabilities, housing characteristics, exenditure - HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS:edcuation, benefits from government, occupation or employment, earnings by type and source - IMPACT OF VILLAGE FUND ON HOUSEHOLD WELFARE A Stratified Two-stage Sampling was adopted for the survey with the provinces (or changwat) as strata. The primary sampling units were blocks for municipal areas and were villages for non-municipal areas. The secondary sampling units were private households. 1) There were 76 changwats, each further divided into two parts according to the type of community: municipal areas, and non-municipal areas. 2) The sample selection of blocks/villages was performed separately and independently in each part by using probability proportional to the total number of households in that block or village. 3) Private households were the ultimate sampling units. Households in every sample block and village were listed to serve as the sampling frame. In each sample block/village a systematic sample of private households were selected with the following sample sizes : (1) 15 households from each of sample blocks in municipal areas, and (2) 10 households from each of sample villages in non-municipal areas. Before selecting the households, the set of households was rearranged by size of household (identified by number of household members) and type of economic household. The total number of selected households for the whole year was 46,600 households. Face-to-face [f2f] Three questionnaires were used: SES 2 - Household Income Survey SES 3 - Household Expenditure Survey SES 5 - Evaluation of the Impact of the Thailand Village Fund on Household Welfare An effort was made in 2004 to re-survey all 6,309 households that had been surveyed in rural areas in rounds 2 and 3 of the 2002 socioeconomic survey. This produced a panel of 5,755 rural households for which information is available for both years. This represents an annual attrition rate of 4.5%, which is relatively low. A comparison between panel households and those who dropped out of the panel found no appreciable differences in the relevant variables (in 2002), allaying concerns about attrition bias. 74.77% at the national level Confidence intervals and coefficients of variation are estimated and published. 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They will be used solely for reporting of aggregated information, and not for investigation of specific individuals or organizations. 3. No attempt will be made to re-identify respondents, and no use will be made of the identity of any person or establishment discovered inadvertently. Any such discovery would immediately be reported to the TNSO. 4. No attempt will be made to produce links among datasets provided by the , or among data from the TNSO and other datasets that could identify individuals or organizations. 5. Any books, articles, conference papers, theses, dissertations, reports, or other publications that employ data obtained from the TNSO will cite the source of data in accordance with the Citation Requirement provided with each dataset. 6. An electronic copy of all reports and publications based on the requested data will be sent to the TNSO. The original collector of the data, the Thailand National Statistical Office, and the relevant funding agencies bear no responsibility for use of the data or for interpretations or inferences based upon such uses. The user of the data acknowledges that the Thailand National Statistical Office, the International Household Survey Network, and The World Bank bear no responsibility for use of the data or for interpretations or inferences based upon such uses. Record1 This data file contains household identification variables and some household indicators on household characteristics, household economic status, welfare and benefits. 34843 39 Record2 This data file contains information on household member characteristics, getting welfare and benefits. Data correspond to Part 2 of Questionnaire SES.2 - Household Income Survey Part I. 116444 36 Record3 This data file contains household identification variables and information on income from other sources. Data correspond to Part 6 of Questionnaire SES.2 - Household Income Survey Part I. 34843 29 Record4-Sub1 This data file contains data on decrease in assets in the preceding month. Data correspond to Part 7 of Questionnaire SES.2 - Household Income Survey Part I, Questions 1 and 2. 34843 24 Record4-Sub2 This data file contains data on increase of assets in the preceding month. Data correspond to Part 7 of Questionnaire SES.2 - Household Income Survey Part I, Questions 1 and 2. 34843 24 Record4-Sub3 This data file contains data on increase in liability in the preceding month. Data correspond to Part 7 of Questionnaire SES.2 - Household Income Survey Part I, Questions 3 and 4. 34843 24 Record4-Sub4 This data file contains data on decrease in liability in the preceding month. Data correspond to Part 7 of Questionnaire SES.2 - Household Income Survey Part I, Questions 3 and 4. 34843 24 Record4-Sub5 This data file contains data on the main sources of loan and amount of total debt. Data correspond to Part 7 of Questionnaire SES.2 - Household Income Survey Part I, Questions 5-7. 34843 17 Record5 This data file contains housing characteristics. Data correspond to Part 8 of Questionnaire SES.2. 34843 54 Record7-Sub1 This data file contains data on weekly expenditure of food, beverages and tobacco. Data correspond to Part 2 of Questionnaire SES.3 - Household Expenditure Survey, Question 2, items 1-6. 34843 32 Record7-Sub2 This data file contains data on weekly expenditure of food, beverages and tobacco. Data correspond to Part 2 of Questionnaire SES.3 - Household Expenditure Survey, Question 2, items 7-12. 34843 32 Record7-Sub3 This data file contains data on weekly expenditure of food, beverages and tobacco. Data correspond to Part 2 of Questionnaire SES.3 - Household Expenditure Survey, Question 2, items 13-16. 34843 25 Record8-Sub1 This data file contains aggregate data on monthly household income. Data correspond to Part 3 of Questionnaire SES.3 - Household Expenditure Survey. 34843 22 Record8-Sub2 This data file contains aggregate data on monthly household income. Data correspond to Part 3 of Questionnaire SES.3 - Household Expenditure Survey. 34843 22 Record8-Sub3 This data file contains aggregate data on monthly household income. Data correspond to Part 3 of Questionnaire SES.3 - Household Expenditure Survey. 34843 24 Record9-Sub1 Summary household expenditure (Impute from Records 6 and 7): Food, beverages and tobacco; Goods and services 34843 27 Record9-Sub2 Summary household expenditure (Impute from Record 6): Goods and services 34843 27 Record9-Sub3 Summary household expenditure (Impute from Record 6 and 9): Goods and services 34843 27 Record10 Data in this file correspond to Questionnaire SES.5 - Evaluation of the Impact of the Thailand Village Fund on Household Welfare. 80951 44 Record6 This data file contains household consumption of goods and services. Data correspond to Part I of Questionnaire SES.2 - Household Expenditure Survey. 968730 15 Region Region Region Region Region 1. Region 34843 1 5 1 Bangkok Metropolis 2 Central 3 North 4 Northeast 5 South Changwat Changwat Changwat Changwat Changwat 2. Changwat 34843 10 96 10 Bangkok Metropolis 11 Samut Prakan 12 Nonthaburi 13 Pathum thani 14 Phra nakhon si ayutthaya 15 Ang thong 16 Lop buri 17 Sing buri 18 Chai nat 19 Saraburi 20 Chon buri 21 Rayong 22 Chanthaburi 23 Trat 24 Chachoengsao 25 Prachin buri 26 Nakhon nayok 27 Sakaeo 30 Nakhon ratchasima 31 Buri ram 32 Surin 33 Si sa ket 34 Ubon ratchathani 35 Yasothon 36 Chaiyaphum 37 Amnat charoen 39 Nong bua lam phu 40 Khon kaen 41 Udon thani 42 Loei 43 Nong khai 44 Maha sarakham 45 Roi et 46 kalasin 47 Sakon nakhon 48 Nakhon phanom 49 Mukdahan 50 Chiang mai 51 Lamphun 52 Lampang 53 Uttaradit 54 Phrae 55 Nan 56 Phayao 57 Chiang rai 58 Mae hong son 60 Nakhon sawan 61 Uthai thani 62 Kamphang phet 63 Tak 64 Sukhothai 65 Phitsanulok 66 Phichit 67 Phetchabun 70 Ratchaburi 71 Kanchanaburi 72 Suphanburi 73 Nakhon pathom 74 Samut sakhon 75 Samut songkhram 76 Phetchaburi 77 Prachuap khiri khan 80 Nakhon si thammarat 81 Krabi 82 Phangnga 83 Phuket 84 Surat thani 85 Ranong 86 Chumphon 90 Songkhla 91 Satun 92 Trang 93 Phatthalung 94 Pattani 95 Yala 96 Naratiwat Amphoe Amphoe Amphoe Amphoe Amphoe 3. Amphoe 34843 1 50 Tambon Tambon Tambon Tambon Tambon 4. Tambon 34843 1 27 Type of Community Type of Community Type of Community Type of Community Type of Community 5. Municipal area / Non-municipal area 34843 1 2 1 Municipal area 2 Non-municipal area Enumeration District Enumeration District Enumeration District Enumeration District Enumeration District E.D. no. 34843 1 167 Block/Village Block/Village Block/Village Block/Village Block/Village Block no. / Village no. 34843 1 20 Household No. Household No. Household No. Household No. Household No. Household no. ID8 34843 1 15 The private household was referred to as: 1. One-person households, i.e. a person who made provision for his own food and other essentials of living without combining with any other persons. 2. Multiperson households, i.e. a group of two or more persons who made common provision for food and other essentials of living. They might be either related or unrelated such as: 2.1 a household comprised a group of related persons by blood, marriage or adoption 2.2 a household comprised a group of unrelated persons, not exceeding five who live together sharing the lodging. (included as one private household) 2.3 a household comprised a group of employees living together, not exceeding five persons. (included as one private household) 2.4 a household comprised a group of six or more persons, among them at least four persons who are relatives, or not exceeding three relatives where one among them is responsible for all expenses. (included as one private household) Remarks: Item 2.2 and 2.3 were different from the previous surveys which was conducted before the year 1998, in that each person was treated as one-person household. Result of the Enumeration Result of the Enumeration Result of the Enumeration Result of the Enumeration Result of the Enumeration B. Result of enumeration (coding) 34843 1 7 No response due to other reasons 1 Response 2 A new HH in the same premise was enumerated 3 Dwelling of sampled HHs was demolished/burnt 4 Vacant dwelling (sampled HH moved out) 5 A new HH in the vacant dwelling was enumerated 6 Vacant dwelling 7 Response (no info in listing period) 8 No response after three visits 9 Refusal Enumeration month Enumeration month Enumeration month Enumeration month Enumeration month (For office use only) Month 34843 1 12 1 January 2 February 3 March 4 April 5 May 6 June 7 July 8 August 9 September 10 October 11 November 12 December Size Size Size Size Size (For office use only) Characteristics of household Size 34843 16765049.382 1 19 3.342 3.448 1.668 1.663 Type Type Type Type Type (For office use only) Characteristics of household Type 34843 16765049.382 1 One person only 2 Head and spouse present 3 One parent with unmarried children 4 All others No. of sub-families No. of sub-families No. of sub-families No. of sub-families No. of sub-families (For office use only) Characteristics of household No. of sub-families 34843 16765049.382 No. of earners No. of earners No. of earners No. of earners No. of earners (For office use only) Characteristics of household No. of earners 34843 16765049.382 9 1.859 1.941 1.063 1.073 The earners were referred to as household members who were economically active. Self-employed workers, employees, and unpaid family workers were counted as earners. No. of income receivers No. of income receivers No. of income receivers No. of income receivers No. of income receivers (For office use only) Characteristics of household No. of household members having income 34843 16765049.382 1 9 2.151 2.24 1.115 1.14 The income receivers were household members who received money income from profits, wages and salaries, rents, or transfer payments from non- household member persons. Income receivers may be either economically active or economically inactive. Socio-Economic Class Socio-Economic Class Socio-Economic Class Socio-Economic Class Socio-Economic Class (For office use only) Socio-economic status of household Socio-economic class 34843 16765049.382 1 72 1 Farm operator, mainly owning land, less than 2 rai 2 Farm operator, mainly owning land, 2 to 4 rai 3 Farm operator, mainly owning land, 5 to 9 rai 4 Farm operator, mainly owning land, 10 to 19 rai 5 Farm operator, mainly owning land, 20 to 39 rai 6 Farm operator, mainly owning land, 40 rai or more 11 Farm operator, mainly renting land, Less than 5 rai 12 Farm operator, mainly renting land, 5 to 19 rai 13 Farm operator, mainly renting land, 20 rai or more 19 Fishing, forestry, etc 21 Entreprenuers, Trade and Industry, with paid workers 22 Entreprenuers, 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 Clerical, sales & services workers 60 Production & construction workers 71 Economically inactive households, receiving assistance or pensions 72 Economically inactive households, receiving property income The classification of households 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 9 major classes which are: (1) farm operators mainly owning land, (2) farm operators mainly renting land, (3) non-farm businesses, (4) professional, technical and administrative workers who worked for pay, (5) farm workers, (6) general workers, (7) clerical, sales and service workers, (8) production workers, and (9) economically inactive households. In general the household class was based on the principal 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 members. 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 workers group. Type of enterprise Type of enterprise Type of enterprise Type of enterprise Type of enterprise (For office use only) Socio-economic status of household Type of enterprise or farm If there is "no enterprise for farm enter 99 34843 16765049.382 11 Rice farming 12 Other crop farms and vegetables 13 Fruits, permanent crops and shrub crops 14 Livestock 15 Poultry 16 Other animal farming 17 Forestry, hunting 18 Agricultural service 19 Freshwater capture fishery 20 Freshwater culture 21 Marine/brackishwater culture 22 Small scale marine capture fishery 23 Commercial marine capture fishery 24 Mining & quarrying 25 Salt production 31 Food & beverages products 32 Textiles 33 Leather products 34 Wood products and furniture 35 Paper products 36 Rubber and plastics products 37 Printing 38 Manufacture of bodies for motor vehicles 39 Other manufacturing 40 Electricity, gas & water 50 Construction 61 Sale & repair of motor vehicles and bicycles 62 Retail sale of automotive fuel 63 Sale of food, beverages & fruits 64 Sale of textile clothing & footwear 65 Sale of furniture 66 Sale of pharmaceutical and medical goods, cosmetic 67 Sale of household appliance, articles and equipment 68 Sale of hardware, paints, and glass 69 Other sale and repair of personal and household goods 71 Hotels, camping sites 72 Restaurants, bars 73 Cargo handling and post 74 Bus, boat 75 Taxi, samlor, motorcycle, ferryboat 76 Financial exchange 77 Renting of machinery and equipment without operator 78 Photographic 79 Human health and veterinary 80 Washing and dry-cleaning 81 Barber & beauty shops 82 Recretaional and cultural 83 Education 84 Other services (accounting, legal activities) 99 No Enterprise No. with Universal health coverage card No. with Universal health coverage card No. with Universal health coverage card No. with Universal health coverage card No. with Universal health coverage card (For office use only) Medical care services and benefits from the government Number of members receiving universal health coverage scheme (30 baht) 34843 16765049.382 15 2.401 2.643 1.921 1.905 No. with medical card No. with medical card No. with medical card No. with medical card No. with medical card (For office use only) Medical care services and benefits from the government Number of members receiving medical card (social security) 34843 16765049.382 7 0.275 0.3 0.633 0.666 No. with social pension for elderly poor No. with social pension for elderly poor No. with social pension for elderly poor No. with social pension for elderly poor No. with social pension for elderly poor (For office use only) Medical care services and benefits from the government Number of members receiving - program to protect the elderly poor 34843 16765049.382 3 0.0149 0.0187 0.126 0.137 No. of free school lunch/supplementary food No. of free school lunch/supplementary food No. of free school lunch/supplementary food No. of free school lunch/supplementary food No. of free school lunch/supplementary food (For office use only) Medical care services and benefits from the government Number of members receiving - free school lunch / supplementary food program 34843 16765049.382 6 0.273 0.317 0.585 0.624 No. of govt scholarships No. of govt scholarships No. of govt scholarships No. of govt scholarships No. of govt scholarships (For office use only) Medical care services and benefits from the government Number of members receiving - government's scholarship 34843 16765049.382 3 0.0062 0.00631 0.0862 0.086 Access to the debt suspension and interest support scheme for small farmers through BAAC system Access to the debt suspension and interest support scheme for small farmers through BAAC system Access to the debt suspension and interest support scheme for small farmers through BAAC system Access to the debt suspension and interest support scheme for small farmers through BAAC system Access to the debt suspension and interest support scheme for small farmers through BAAC system (For office use only) Medical care services and benefits from the government Whether the household has access to the debt suspension and interest support scheme for small farmers through BAAC system 34843 16765049.382 1 No 1 Yes No. who borrowed from people bank No. who borrowed from people bank No. who borrowed from people bank No. who borrowed from people bank No. who borrowed from people bank (For office use only) Medical care services and benefits from the government Number of members getting loan from - people bank 34843 16765049.382 2 0.00531 0.00344 0.0742 0.0607 No. who borrowed from village fund scheme No. who borrowed from village fund scheme No. who borrowed from village fund scheme No. who borrowed from village fund scheme No. who borrowed from village fund scheme (For office use only) Medical care services and benefits from the government Number of members getting loan from - village fund scheme 34843 16765049.382 4 0.307 0.376 0.49 0.514 No. of subrecords - Record 1 No. of subrecords - Record 1 No. of subrecords - Record 1 No. of subrecords - Record 1 No. of subrecords - Record 1 (For office use only) Contro sub-record Record 01: Characteristics of household, socio-economic status of household, welfare & benefits, record control 34843 1 1 No. of subrecords - Record 2 No. of subrecords - Record 2 No. of subrecords - Record 2 No. of subrecords - Record 2 No. of subrecords - Record 2 (For office use only) Contro sub-record Record 2: Characteristics of household members, universal health coverage scheme (30 baht) & Other benefit 34843 1 19 No. of subrecords - Record 3 No. of subrecords - Record 3 No. of subrecords - Record 3 No. of subrecords - Record 3 No. of subrecords - Record 3 (For office use only) Contro sub-record Record 03: Income from other sources 34843 1 1 No. of subrecords - Record 4 No. of subrecords - Record 4 No. of subrecords - Record 4 No. of subrecords - Record 4 No. of subrecords - Record 4 (For office use only) Contro sub-record Record 04 Change of assets/liabilities and debt 34843 5 5 No. of subrecords - Record 5 No. of subrecords - Record 5 No. of subrecords - Record 5 No. of subrecords - Record 5 No. of subrecords - Record 5 (For office use only) Contro sub-record Record 05: Housing characteristics, computer and internet use 34843 1 1 No. of subrecords - Record 6 No. of subrecords - Record 6 No. of subrecords - Record 6 No. of subrecords - Record 6 No. of subrecords - Record 6 (For office use only) Contro sub-record Record 06: Consumption on goods and services 34843 1 12 No. of subrecords - Record 7 No. of subrecords - Record 7 No. of subrecords - Record 7 No. of subrecords - Record 7 No. of subrecords - Record 7 (For office use only) Contro sub-record Record 07: 7-day food consumption 34843 3 3 No. of subrecords - Record 8 No. of subrecords - Record 8 No. of subrecords - Record 8 No. of subrecords - Record 8 No. of subrecords - Record 8 (For office use only) Contro sub-record Record 08: Household income 34843 3 3 No. of subrecords - Record 10 No. of subrecords - Record 10 No. of subrecords - Record 10 No. of subrecords - Record 10 No. of subrecords - Record 10 (For office use only) Contro sub-record Record 10: Evaluation of the impact of the Thailand village fund on household welfare 34843 11 Monthly current income Monthly current income Monthly current income Monthly current income Monthly current income 34843 16765049.382 167 716459 16038.351 14777.586 21107.677 20295.435 Monthly consumption expenditures Monthly consumption expenditures Monthly consumption expenditures Monthly consumption expenditures Monthly consumption expenditures 34843 16765049.382 689 428263 11618.001 10885.401 12591.213 12558.294 Per capita current income Per capita current income Per capita current income Per capita current income Per capita current income 34843 16765049.382 143 377775 5686.329 4987.454 8011.617 7119.347 Integer (rounded) Per capita consumption expenditures Per capita consumption expenditures Per capita consumption expenditures Per capita consumption expenditures Per capita consumption expenditures 34843 16765049.382 267 142754 4051.735 3622.014 4572.711 4189.743 Integer (rounded) Weight Weight Weight Weight Weight 34843 20.634 5560.8 Region Region Region Region Region 1. Region 116444 1 5 1 Bangkok Metropolis 2 Central 3 North 4 Northeast 5 South Changwat Changwat Changwat Changwat Changwat 2. Changwat 116444 10 96 10 Bangkok Metropolis 11 Samut Prakan 12 Nonthaburi 13 Pathum thani 14 Phra nakhon si ayutthaya 15 Ang thong 16 Lop buri 17 Sing buri 18 Chai nat 19 Saraburi 20 Chon buri 21 Rayong 22 Chanthaburi 23 Trat 24 Chachoengsao 25 Prachin buri 26 Nakhon nayok 27 Sakaeo 30 Nakhon ratchasima 31 Buri ram 32 Surin 33 Si sa ket 34 Ubon ratchathani 35 Yasothon 36 Chaiyaphum 37 Amnat charoen 39 Nong bua lam phu 40 Khon kaen 41 Udon thani 42 Loei 43 Nong khai 44 Maha sarakham 45 Roi et 46 kalasin 47 Sakon nakhon 48 Nakhon phanom 49 Mukdahan 50 Chiang mai 51 Lamphun 52 Lampang 53 Uttaradit 54 Phrae 55 Nan 56 Phayao 57 Chiang rai 58 Mae hong son 60 Nakhon sawan 61 Uthai thani 62 Kamphang phet 63 Tak 64 Sukhothai 65 Phitsanulok 66 Phichit 67 Phetchabun 70 Ratchaburi 71 Kanchanaburi 72 Suphanburi 73 Nakhon pathom 74 Samut sakhon 75 Samut songkhram 76 Phetchaburi 77 Prachuap khiri khan 80 Nakhon si thammarat 81 Krabi 82 Phangnga 83 Phuket 84 Surat thani 85 Ranong 86 Chumphon 90 Songkhla 91 Satun 92 Trang 93 Phatthalung 94 Pattani 95 Yala 96 Naratiwat Amphoe Amphoe Amphoe Amphoe Amphoe 3. Amphoe 116444 1 50 Tambon Tambon Tambon Tambon Tambon 4. Tambon 116444 1 27 Type of Community Type of Community Type of Community Type of Community Type of Community 5. Municipal area / Non-municipal area 116444 1 2 1 Municipal area 2 Non-municipal area Enumeration District Enumeration District Enumeration District Enumeration District Enumeration District E.D. no. 116444 1 167 Block/Village Block/Village Block/Village Block/Village Block/Village Block no. / Village no. 116444 1 20 Household No. Household No. Household No. Household No. Household No. Household no. ID8 116444 1 15 The private household was referred to as: 1. One-person households, i.e. a person who made provision for his own food and other essentials of living without combining with any other persons. 2. Multiperson households, i.e. a group of two or more persons who made common provision for food and other essentials of living. They might be either related or unrelated such as: 2.1 a household comprised a group of related persons by blood, marriage or adoption 2.2 a household comprised a group of unrelated persons, not exceeding five who live together sharing the lodging. (included as one private household) 2.3 a household comprised a group of employees living together, not exceeding five persons. (included as one private household) 2.4 a household comprised a group of six or more persons, among them at least four persons who are relatives, or not exceeding three relatives where one among them is responsible for all expenses. (included as one private household) Remarks: Item 2.2 and 2.3 were different from the previous surveys which was conducted before the year 1998, in that each person was treated as one-person household. Member number Member number Member number Member number Member number 2. Member no. 116444 1 19 Private household members are persons who usually live in a particular household, including persons who were temporarily absent at the time of interviewing (but do not normally live somewhere else permanently) but fit into one of the following categories, i.e. (1) those living away from home temporarily for less than three months, such as an inpatients, priests (excluding the members who moved away for education or occupation and therefore have another permanent residence, prisoners, soldiers and psychiatric patients.) (2) those living away from home for more than three months without permanent residence, such as crews, salesman, etc. (3) those going abroad for less than six months for education or training. (4) those who work away from home temporarily for less than 30 days per year, such as sugar-cane harvesters. Household members included unrelated boarders or lodgers who had lived at the address temporarily for more than three months. Relationship to household head Relationship to household head Relationship to household head Relationship to household head Relationship to household head 4. Relationship of member to household head 116444 9 Servant 1 Head 2 Spouse 3 Unmarried son or daughter 4 Married son or daughter 5 Son or daughter-in-law 6 Grandchild 7 Parents, grandparents 8 Siblings and other relatives 9 Non-relative The head of household was the person recognized as such by other members, whether he or she was responsible for financial support or welfare of the household members or not. Sex Sex Sex Sex Sex 5. Sex 116444 1 2 1 Male 2 Female Age Age Age Age Age 6. Age at last birthday Enter 00 for babies under one year of age and 99 for >99 years old 116444 99 Babies under 1 year of age 99 99 years and over Marital Status Marital Status Marital Status Marital Status Marital Status 7. Marital status 88744 27700 1 5 1 Single (never married) 2 Married 3 Widowed 4 Divorced 5 Separated Sysmiss Attending School Attending School Attending School Attending School Attending School 8. Is ... attending school now? 116444 2 Not attending 1 Yes, private school 2 Yes, public school 9 Not reported Educational attainment Educational attainment Educational attainment Educational attainment Educational attainment 9. Highest level of education attainment? Enter level and grade. If no formal education enter "NONE". 116444 99 No formal education 1 Kindergarten 2 Kindergarten 3 Kindergarten 4 Elementary grade 1 5 Elementary grade 2 6 Elementary grade 3 7 Elementary grade 4 8 Elementary grade 5 9 Elementary grade 6 (old scheme) 10 Elementary grade 6 (present) 11 University, 1st year 12 Secondary grade 1 13 Secondary grade 2 14 Secondary grade 2 (old scheme) 15 Secondary grade 3 16 University, 2nd year 17 Secondary grade 4 18 Secondary grade 5 19 Secondary grade 6 20 University, 3rd year 21 Technical and advanced vocational (attending) 22 Technical and advanced vocational (attainment) 23 University, 1st year 24 University, 2nd year 25 University, 3rd year 26 University, 4th year 27 University, 5th year 29 Teacher training 30 Bachelor degree 31 Bachelor degree 32 Master of Arts/Science 33 PhD (Doctor) 35 Lower vocational 36 Upper vocational 37 High vocational (attending) 38 High vocational (attending) 39 High vocational (attainment) 40 High vocational (attending) 41 High vocational (attending) 42 Technical and advanced vocational (attending) 43 Technical and advanced vocational (attending) 44 High vocational (attainment) 45 Technical and advanced vocational (attending) 46 Technical and advanced vocational (attending) 47 Technical and advanced vocational (attending) 48 Technical and advanced vocational (attending) 49 Technical and advanced vocational (attending) 50 Technical and advanced vocational (attainment) 51 University, 1st year 52 University, 2nd year 53 University, 3rd year 54 Bachelor degree 55 University, 3rd year 56 Bachelor degree 57 Bachelor degree 58 Teacher training 59 Teacher training 60 Teacher training 61 Teacher training 62 University, 1st year 63 University, 1st year 64 University, 2nd year 65 University, 3rd year 66 University, 2nd year 67 University, 3rd year 68 Bachelor degree 69 Master of Arts/Science 70 PhD (Doctor) 71 Secondary grade 1 72 Secondary grade 2 73 Secondary grade 3 74 Secondary grade 4 75 Secondary grade 5 76 Secondary grade 6 77 University, 3rd year 78 University, 1st year 79 University, 2nd year 80 University, 3rd year 81 Bachelor degree 82 University, 3rd year 83 Master of Arts/Science 84 Elementary grade 4 85 Elementary grade 5 86 Elementary grade 6 (present) 87 Secondary grade 2 (old scheme) 88 Secondary grade 3 89 Secondary grade 4 90 Secondary grade 6 91 University, 1st year 92 University, 2nd year 93 University, 3rd year 94 Bachelor degree 95 Occupational training 97 Other education 98 Unknown 99 Not report completed years Government/State enterprises welfare Government/State enterprises welfare Government/State enterprises welfare Government/State enterprises welfare Government/State enterprises welfare 10. At present, does your household member receive the following welfare of medical services? - Government/state enterprise's welfare 116444 1 No 1 Yes Universal health coverage card Universal health coverage card Universal health coverage card Universal health coverage card Universal health coverage card 10. At present, does your household member receive the following welfare of medical services? - Universal health coverage card (30 baht) 116444 1 No 1 Yes Medical card Medical card Medical card Medical card Medical card 10. At present, does your household member receive the following welfare of medical services? - Medical card (social security) 116444 1 No 1 Yes Private health insurance Private health insurance Private health insurance Private health insurance Private health insurance 10. At present, does your household member receive the following welfare of medical services? - Private health insurance 116444 1 No 1 Yes Member of HH receives benefits from the govt programmes Member of HH receives benefits from the govt programmes Member of HH receives benefits from the govt programmes Member of HH receives benefits from the govt programmes Member of HH receives benefits from the govt programmes 11. Please specify the benefits which the members in your household receive fromt he government programmes? If no, please skip. 12098 104346 1 5 1 Social pension for the elderly poor 2 Debt suspension and interest support scheme for small farmers through BAAC system 3 Free school lunch/supplementary food program 4 Government scholarship program 5 Other funds to assist farmers Sysmiss Member of HH borrow money from govt fund Member of HH borrow money from govt fund Member of HH borrow money from govt fund Member of HH borrow money from govt fund Member of HH borrow money from govt fund 12. Did any member of your household borrow money from the following government funds? 11338 105106 1 3 1 Government's loan for education 2 People bank 3 Village/urban fund Sysmiss Occupation1 Occupation1 Occupation1 Occupation1 Occupation1 The following questions ask only persons with 15 years of age and over (including the ones with <15 years of age and having income. 13. What kind of primary occupation was ... doing during the past 12 months? 88834 27610 11 999 11 Armed forces  111 Legislators  112 Senior government officials  113 Traditional chiefs and heads of villages  114 Senior officials of special-interest organisations  121 Directors and chief executives  122 Production and operations department managers  123 Other department managers  131 General managers  211 Physicists, chemists and related professionals  212 Mathematicians, statisticians and related professionals  213 Computing professionals  214 Architects, engineers and related professionals  221 Life science professionals  222 Health professionals (except nursing)  223 Nursing and midwifery professionals  231 College, university and higher education teaching professionals  232 Secondary education teaching professionals  233 Primary and pre-primary education teaching professionals  234 Special education teaching professionals  235 Other teaching professionals  241 Business professionals  242 Legal professionals  243 Archivists, librarians and related information professionals  244 Social science and related professionals  245 Writers and creative or performing artists  246 Religious professionals  311 Physical and engineering science technicians  312 Computer associate professionals  313 Optical and electronic equipment operators  314 Ship and aircraft controllers and technicians  315 Safety and quality inspectors  321 Life science technicians and related associate professionals  322 Modern health associate professionals (except nursing)  323 Nursing and midwifery associate professionals  324 Traditional medicine practitioners and faith healers  331 Primary education teaching associate professionals  332 Pre-primary education teaching associate professionals  333 Special education teaching associate professionals  334 Other teaching associate professionals  341 Finance and sales associate professionals  342 Business services agents and trade brokers  343 Administrative associate professionals  344 Customs, tax and related government associate professionals  345 Police inspectors and detectives  346 Social work associate professionals  347 Artistic, entertainment and sports associate professionals  348 Religious associate professionals  411 Secretaries and keyboard-operating clerks  412 Numerical clerks  413 Material-recording and transport clerks  414 Library, mail and related clerks  419 Other office clerks  421 Cashiers, tellers and related clerks  422 Client information clerks  511 Travel attendants and related workers  512 Housekeeping and restaurant services workers  513 Personal care and related workers  514 Other personal services workers  515 Astrologers, fortune-tellers and related workers  516 Protective services workers  521 Fashion and other models  522 Shop salespersons and demonstrators  523 Stall and market salespersons  611 Market gardeners and crop growers  612 Market-oriented animal producers and related workers  613 Market-oriented crop and animal producers  614 Forestry and related workers  615 Fishery workers, hunters and trappers  621 Subsistence agricultural and fishery workers  711 Miners, shotfirers, stone cutters and carvers  712 Building frame and related trades workers  713 Building finishers and related trades workers  714 Painters, building structure cleaners and related trades workers  721 Metal moulders, welders, sheet-metal workers, structural- metal preparers, and related trades workers  722 Blacksmiths, tool-makers and related trades workers  723 Machinery mechanics and fitters  724 Electrical and electronic equipment mechanics and fitters  731 Precision workers in metal and related materials  732 Potters, glass-makers and related trades workers  733 Handicraft workers in wood,textile, leather and related materials  734 Printing and related trades workers  741 Food processing and related trades workers  742 Wood treaters, cabinet-makers and related trades workers  743 Textile, garment and related trades workers  744 Pelt, leather and shoemaking trades workers  811 Mining- and mineral-processing-plant operators  812 Metal-processing-plant operators  813 Glass, ceramics and related plant operators  814 Wood-processing- and papermaking-plant operators  815 Chemical-processing-plant operators  816 Power-production and related plant operators  817 Automated-assembly-line and industrial-robot operators  821 Metal- and mineral-products machine operators  822 Chemical-products machine operators  823 Rubber- and plastic-products machine operators  824 Wood-products machine operators  825 Printing-, binding- and paper-products machine operators  826 Textile-, fur- and leather-products machine operators  827 Food and related products machine operators  828 Assemblers  829 Other machine operators and assemblers  831 Locomotive-engine drivers and related workers  832 Motor-vehicle drivers  833 Agricultural and other mobile-plant operators  834 Ships' deck crews and related workers  911 Street vendors and related workers  912 Shoe cleaning and other street services elementary occupations  913 Domestic and related helpers, cleaners and launderers  914 Building caretakers, window and related cleaners  915 Messengers, porters, doorkeepers and related workers  916 Garbage collectors and related labourers  921 Agricultural, fishery and related labourers  931 Mining and construction labourers  932 Manufacturing labourers  933 Transport labourers and freight handlers  991 Housekeeper 992 Student or educator 993 Retired person, old person 994 Ill-health / disabled person 995 Person who search a job 996 Beggar 999 Unemployed / no occupation person Sysmiss Blank means child under 15 yrs. of age and no income from working Occupation was defined as the type of work performed by a person at his place of work. Generally, a person held only one job. During the last 52 weeks if the person had more than one job, the job at which he worked for the greater number of weeks was recorded. If the number of weeks worked for each job were the same, the job which gave him the highest income was recorded. Work status1 Work status1 Work status1 Work status1 Work status1 The following questions ask only persons with 15 years of age and over (including the ones with <15 years of age and having income. Item 14 and Item 15 ask only members in the household whose primary occupation engaged in economic activity (Item 13) 14. Work status 88834 27610 9 Looking for a job 1 Employer 2 Own-account worker 3 Unpaid family worker 4 Government employee 5 State enterprise employee 6 Private employee 7 Member of producers' group 8 Economically inactive 9 No occupation Sysmiss Blank means child under 15 yrs. of age and no income from working Work status was classified into 9 different categories as follows: (1) an employer was defined as a person who operated his or her own enterprise for profit or dividends and hired one or more person as his or her employee(s). (2) An own-account worker was a person who operated an enterprise on his or her own account, or operated it jointly with others in the form of a partnership either for profit or dividends and hired no employees. (3) An unpaid family worker was a person who worked without pay on a farm or in a business owned or operated by the household head or other household members. (4) An employee was a person who worked for a public or private employer and received remuneration in wages, salary, commission, tips, piece-rate or payment in kind. Employees were classified as government, state enterprise and private employee. (5) A member of producers' cooperatives was a person who hold a "self-employment" job in a cooperative producing good and services, in which each member takes part on an equal footing with other members in determining the organization of production, sale and/or other work of the establishment, the investment and the distribution of the proceeds of the establishment amongst their members. (6) A person looking for work was a person who did not work at all during the last 52 weeks but had applied for work either at business establishments or by mailing letters of application. (7) An economically inactive person was one of the following: a) a housewife or person who worked around the house, b) a student, c) a retired person or old person, d) a disabled person who was unable to work because of physical or mental disability or because of chronic illness, e) a person doing nothing who was voluntarily idle, and f) a beggar. Industry1 Industry1 Industry1 Industry1 Industry1 The following questions ask only persons with 15 years of age and over (including the ones with <15 years of age and having income. Item 14 and Item 15 ask only members in the household whose primary occupation engaged in economic activity (Item 13) 15. Type of economic activity If 'no activity' Enter 99 88833 27611 1 99 1 Agriculture, Hunting and Forestry 2 Fishing 3 Mining and quarrying 4 Manufacturing 5 Electricity, gas and water supply 6 Construction 7 Wholesale and retail, repair of motor vehicles. Motorcycles and personal and household good 8 Hotels and restaurants 9 Transport, storage and communications 10 Financial intermediation 11 Real estate, renting and business activities 12 Public administration and defence, compulsory social security 13 Education 14 Health and social work 15 Other community, social and personal service activities 16 Private households with employed persons 17 Extra-territorial organizations and bodies 99 Economically inactive Sysmiss Blank means child under 15 yrs. of age and no income from working Occupation2 Occupation2 Occupation2 Occupation2 Occupation2 The following questions ask only persons with 15 years of age and over (including the ones with <15 years of age and having income. Item 16, 17 and 18 ask members in the household whose secondary occupation engaged in economic activity. 16. What kind of secondary occupation was ... doing during the past 12 months? 88841 27603 11 999 11 Armed forces  111 Legislators  112 Senior government officials  113 Traditional chiefs and heads of villages  114 Senior officials of special-interest organisations  121 Directors and chief executives  122 Production and operations department managers  123 Other department managers  131 General managers  211 Physicists, chemists and related professionals  212 Mathematicians, statisticians and related professionals  213 Computing professionals  214 Architects, engineers and related professionals  221 Life science professionals  222 Health professionals (except nursing)  223 Nursing and midwifery professionals  231 College, university and higher education teaching professionals  232 Secondary education teaching professionals  233 Primary and pre-primary education teaching professionals  234 Special education teaching professionals  235 Other teaching professionals  241 Business professionals  242 Legal professionals  243 Archivists, librarians and related information professionals  244 Social science and related professionals  245 Writers and creative or performing artists  246 Religious professionals  311 Physical and engineering science technicians  312 Computer associate professionals  313 Optical and electronic equipment operators  314 Ship and aircraft controllers and technicians  315 Safety and quality inspectors  321 Life science technicians and related associate professionals  322 Modern health associate professionals (except nursing)  323 Nursing and midwifery associate professionals  324 Traditional medicine practitioners and faith healers  331 Primary education teaching associate professionals  332 Pre-primary education teaching associate professionals  333 Special education teaching associate professionals  334 Other teaching associate professionals  341 Finance and sales associate professionals  342 Business services agents and trade brokers  343 Administrative associate professionals  344 Customs, tax and related government associate professionals  345 Police inspectors and detectives  346 Social work associate professionals  347 Artistic, entertainment and sports associate professionals  348 Religious associate professionals  411 Secretaries and keyboard-operating clerks  412 Numerical clerks  413 Material-recording and transport clerks  414 Library, mail and related clerks  419 Other office clerks  421 Cashiers, tellers and related clerks  422 Client information clerks  511 Travel attendants and related workers  512 Housekeeping and restaurant services workers  513 Personal care and related workers  514 Other personal services workers  515 Astrologers, fortune-tellers and related workers  516 Protective services workers  521 Fashion and other models  522 Shop salespersons and demonstrators  523 Stall and market salespersons  611 Market gardeners and crop growers  612 Market-oriented animal producers and related workers  613 Market-oriented crop and animal producers  614 Forestry and related workers  615 Fishery workers, hunters and trappers  621 Subsistence agricultural and fishery workers  711 Miners, shotfirers, stone cutters and carvers  712 Building frame and related trades workers  713 Building finishers and related trades workers  714 Painters, building structure cleaners and related trades workers  721 Metal moulders, welders, sheet-metal workers, structural- metal preparers, and related trades workers  722 Blacksmiths, tool-makers and related trades workers  723 Machinery mechanics and fitters  724 Electrical and electronic equipment mechanics and fitters  731 Precision workers in metal and related materials  732 Potters, glass-makers and related trades workers  733 Handicraft workers in wood,textile, leather and related materials  734 Printing and related trades workers  741 Food processing and related trades workers  742 Wood treaters, cabinet-makers and related trades workers  743 Textile, garment and related trades workers  744 Pelt, leather and shoemaking trades workers  811 Mining- and mineral-processing-plant operators  812 Metal-processing-plant operators  813 Glass, ceramics and related plant operators  814 Wood-processing- and papermaking-plant operators  815 Chemical-processing-plant operators  816 Power-production and related plant operators  817 Automated-assembly-line and industrial-robot operators  821 Metal- and mineral-products machine operators  822 Chemical-products machine operators  823 Rubber- and plastic-products machine operators  824 Wood-products machine operators  825 Printing-, binding- and paper-products machine operators  826 Textile-, fur- and leather-products machine operators  827 Food and related products machine operators  828 Assemblers  829 Other machine operators and assemblers  831 Locomotive-engine drivers and related workers  832 Motor-vehicle drivers  833 Agricultural and other mobile-plant operators  834 Ships' deck crews and related workers  911 Street vendors and related workers  912 Shoe cleaning and other street services elementary occupations  913 Domestic and related helpers, cleaners and launderers  914 Building caretakers, window and related cleaners  915 Messengers, porters, doorkeepers and related workers  916 Garbage collectors and related labourers  921 Agricultural, fishery and related labourers  931 Mining and construction labourers  932 Manufacturing labourers  933 Transport labourers and freight handlers  991 Housekeeper 992 Student or educator 993 Retired person, old person 994 Ill-health / disabled person 995 Person who search a job 996 Beggar 999 Unemployed / no occupation person Sysmiss Occupation was defined as the type of work performed by a person at his place of work. Generally, a person held only one job. During the last 52 weeks if the person had more than one job, the job at which he worked for the greater number of weeks was recorded. If the number of weeks worked for each job were the same, the job which gave him the highest income was recorded. Work status2 Work status2 Work status2 Work status2 Work status2 The following questions ask only persons with 15 years of age and over (including the ones with <15 years of age and having income. Item 16, 17 and 18 ask members in the household whose secondary occupation engaged in economic activity. 17. Work status 88830 27614 9 Looking for a job 1 Employer 2 Own-account worker 3 Unpaid family worker 4 Government employee 5 State enterprise employee 6 Private employee 7 Member of producers' group 8 Economically inactive 9 No occupation Sysmiss Work status was classified into 9 different categories as follows: (1) an employer was defined as a person who operated his or her own enterprise for profit or dividends and hired one or more person as his or her employee(s). (2) An own-account worker was a person who operated an enterprise on his or her own account, or operated it jointly with others in the form of a partnership either for profit or dividends and hired no employees. (3) An unpaid family worker was a person who worked without pay on a farm or in a business owned or operated by the household head or other household members. (4) An employee was a person who worked for a public or private employer and received remuneration in wages, salary, commission, tips, piece-rate or payment in kind. Employees were classified as government, state enterprise and private employee. (5) A member of producers' cooperatives was a person who hold a "self-employment" job in a cooperative producing good and services, in which each member takes part on an equal footing with other members in determining the organization of production, sale and/or other work of the establishment, the investment and the distribution of the proceeds of the establishment amongst their members. (6) A person looking for work was a person who did not work at all during the last 52 weeks but had applied for work either at business establishments or by mailing letters of application. (7) An economically inactive person was one of the following: a) a housewife or person who worked around the house, b) a student, c) a retired person or old person, d) a disabled person who was unable to work because of physical or mental disability or because of chronic illness, e) a person doing nothing who was voluntarily idle, and f) a beggar. Industry2 Industry2 Industry2 Industry2 Industry2 The following questions ask only persons with 15 years of age and over (including the ones with <15 years of age and having income. Item 16, 17 and 18 ask members in the household whose secondary occupation engaged in economic activity. 18. Type of economic activity 88841 27603 1 99 1 Agriculture, Hunting and Forestry 2 Fishing 3 Mining and quarrying 4 Manufacturing 5 Electricity, gas and water supply 6 Construction 7 Wholesale and retail, repair of motor vehicles. Motorcycles and personal and household good 8 Hotels and restaurants 9 Transport, storage and communications 10 Financial intermediation 11 Real estate, renting and business activities 12 Public administration and defence, compulsory social security 13 Education 14 Health and social work 15 Other community, social and personal service activities 16 Private households with employed persons 17 Extra-territorial organizations and bodies 99 Economically inactive Sysmiss Wages & salaries Wages & salaries Wages & salaries Wages & salaries Wages & salaries Income of household members (For office use only) A. Wages and salaries From part 3 34918 81526 475167 7277.698 10299.611 Profit from non-farm Profit from non-farm Profit from non-farm Profit from non-farm Profit from non-farm Income of household members (For office use only) B. Profits from non-farm From part 4 13491 102953 594167 9923.45 19785.082 Profit from farming Profit from farming Profit from farming Profit from farming Profit from farming Income of household members (For office use only) C. Profit from farming From part 5 11703 104741 641667 4138.294 10911.013 Current transfer Current transfer Current transfer Current transfer Current transfer Income of household members (For office use only) D. Income transfers From part 6 item 1-5 29050 87394 333333 2006.023 5524.436 Property income Property income Property income Property income Property income Income of household members (For office use only) E. Property income From part 6 item 6-14 9725 106719 1 95000 941.382 3287.895 Other money receipts Other money receipts Other money receipts Other money receipts Other money receipts Income of household members (For office use only) F. Other money receipts From part 6 item 15-19 3481 112963 208333 1952 5755.26 Total monthly income Total monthly income Total monthly income Total monthly income Total monthly income Income of household members (For office use only) G. Total income receiver per month Total A-F 75439 41005 641667 6769.114 12994.106 Monthly income of primary occupation Monthly income of primary occupation Monthly income of primary occupation Monthly income of primary occupation Monthly income of primary occupation Income of household members (For office use only) Per capita monthly income of primary occupation From part 51620 64824 641667 8117.076 13936.378 Check last member Check last member Check last member Check last member Check last member Last member of household enter code = 1 If not enter code = 0 116444 1 No 1 Yes Region Region Region Region Region 1. Region 34843 1 5 1 Bangkok Metropolis 2 Central 3 North 4 Northeast 5 South Changwat Changwat Changwat Changwat Changwat 2. Changwat 34843 10 96 10 Bangkok Metropolis 11 Samut Prakan 12 Nonthaburi 13 Pathum thani 14 Phra nakhon si ayutthaya 15 Ang thong 16 Lop buri 17 Sing buri 18 Chai nat 19 Saraburi 20 Chon buri 21 Rayong 22 Chanthaburi 23 Trat 24 Chachoengsao 25 Prachin buri 26 Nakhon nayok 27 Sakaeo 30 Nakhon ratchasima 31 Buri ram 32 Surin 33 Si sa ket 34 Ubon ratchathani 35 Yasothon 36 Chaiyaphum 37 Amnat charoen 39 Nong bua lam phu 40 Khon kaen 41 Udon thani 42 Loei 43 Nong khai 44 Maha sarakham 45 Roi et 46 kalasin 47 Sakon nakhon 48 Nakhon phanom 49 Mukdahan 50 Chiang mai 51 Lamphun 52 Lampang 53 Uttaradit 54 Phrae 55 Nan 56 Phayao 57 Chiang rai 58 Mae hong son 60 Nakhon sawan 61 Uthai thani 62 Kamphang phet 63 Tak 64 Sukhothai 65 Phitsanulok 66 Phichit 67 Phetchabun 70 Ratchaburi 71 Kanchanaburi 72 Suphanburi 73 Nakhon pathom 74 Samut sakhon 75 Samut songkhram 76 Phetchaburi 77 Prachuap khiri khan 80 Nakhon si thammarat 81 Krabi 82 Phangnga 83 Phuket 84 Surat thani 85 Ranong 86 Chumphon 90 Songkhla 91 Satun 92 Trang 93 Phatthalung 94 Pattani 95 Yala 96 Naratiwat Amphoe Amphoe Amphoe Amphoe Amphoe 3. Amphoe 34843 1 50 Tambon Tambon Tambon Tambon Tambon 4. Tambon 34843 1 27 Type of Community Type of Community Type of Community Type of Community Type of Community 5. Municipal area / Non-municipal area 34843 1 2 1 Municipal area 2 Non-municipal area Enumeration District Enumeration District Enumeration District Enumeration District Enumeration District E.D. no. 34843 1 167 Block/Village Block/Village Block/Village Block/Village Block/Village Block no. / Village no. 34843 1 20 Household No. Household No. Household No. Household No. Household No. Household no. ID8 34843 1 15 The private household was referred to as: 1. One-person households, i.e. a person who made provision for his own food and other essentials of living without combining with any other persons. 2. Multiperson households, i.e. a group of two or more persons who made common provision for food and other essentials of living. They might be either related or unrelated such as: 2.1 a household comprised a group of related persons by blood, marriage or adoption 2.2 a household comprised a group of unrelated persons, not exceeding five who live together sharing the lodging. (included as one private household) 2.3 a household comprised a group of employees living together, not exceeding five persons. (included as one private household) 2.4 a household comprised a group of six or more persons, among them at least four persons who are relatives, or not exceeding three relatives where one among them is responsible for all expenses. (included as one private household) Remarks: Item 2.2 and 2.3 were different from the previous surveys which was conducted before the year 1998, in that each person was treated as one-person household. Pensions, annuities, or welfare Pensions, annuities, or welfare Pensions, annuities, or welfare Pensions, annuities, or welfare Pensions, annuities, or welfare Fill in part 6 with all household members who received income from the other sources, except for the member whose occupation was a servant. 1. During the past 12 months, and last month, how much did ... receive cash or value in kind welfare from the following sources? 1. Pensions, annuities or welfare 1026 33817 42 333333 17057.934 16777.321 Work compensation or terminaled payment Work compensation or terminaled payment Work compensation or terminaled payment Work compensation or terminaled payment Work compensation or terminaled payment Fill in part 6 with all household members who received income from the other sources, except for the member whose occupation was a servant. 1. During the past 12 months, and last month, how much did ... receive cash or value in kind welfare from the following sources? 2. Work compensation or terminated payment 87 34756 343 100250 18558.632 20716.402 Assistance from other persons outside the HH Assistance from other persons outside the HH Assistance from other persons outside the HH Assistance from other persons outside the HH Assistance from other persons outside the HH Fill in part 6 with all household members who received income from the other sources, except for the member whose occupation was a servant. 1. During the past 12 months, and last month, how much did ... receive cash or value in kind welfare from the following sources? 3. Assistance from other persons outside the household 14366 20477 1 150000 2552.714 4445.595 Social pension for the elderly Social pension for the elderly Social pension for the elderly Social pension for the elderly Social pension for the elderly Fill in part 6 with all household members who received income from the other sources, except for the member whose occupation was a servant. 1. During the past 12 months, and last month, how much did ... receive cash or value in kind welfare from the following sources? 4. Social pension for the elderly 649 34194 17 8500 362.043 527.653 Assitance from govt & other agencies Assitance from govt & other agencies Assitance from govt & other agencies Assitance from govt & other agencies Assitance from govt & other agencies Fill in part 6 with all household members who received income from the other sources, except for the member whose occupation was a servant. 1. During the past 12 months, and last month, how much did ... receive cash or value in kind welfare from the following sources? 5. Assistance from government and other agencies 8620 26223 2 40073 251.742 871.535 Income from renting agri land Income from renting agri land Income from renting agri land Income from renting agri land Income from renting agri land Fill in part 6 with all household members who received income from the other sources, except for the member whose occupation was a servant. 1. During the past 12 months, and last month, how much did ... receive cash or value in kind welfare from the following sources? 6. Income from renting agricultural land ....Rai 1588 33255 17 20000 862.92 1382.939 Income from renting non-agri land Income from renting non-agri land Income from renting non-agri land Income from renting non-agri land Income from renting non-agri land Fill in part 6 with all household members who received income from the other sources, except for the member whose occupation was a servant. 1. During the past 12 months, and last month, how much did ... receive cash or value in kind welfare from the following sources? 7. Income from renting non-agricultural land 84 34759 3 20000 3486.179 4262.009 Income from renting rooms & other properties Income from renting rooms & other properties Income from renting rooms & other properties Income from renting rooms & other properties Income from renting rooms & other properties Fill in part 6 with all household members who received income from the other sources, except for the member whose occupation was a servant. 1. During the past 12 months, and last month, how much did ... receive cash or value in kind welfare from the following sources? 8. Income from rentals (accommodation and renting other properties) 576 34267 83 80000 4456.259 5944.102 Income from license & copyright Income from license & copyright Income from license & copyright Income from license & copyright Income from license & copyright Fill in part 6 with all household members who received income from the other sources, except for the member whose occupation was a servant. 1. During the past 12 months, and last month, how much did ... receive cash or value in kind welfare from the following sources? 9. Income from licence and copyright 2 34841 25 28 26.5 2.121 Interest from banks & other financial institutions Interest from banks & other financial institutions Interest from banks & other financial institutions Interest from banks & other financial institutions Interest from banks & other financial institutions Fill in part 6 with all household members who received income from the other sources, except for the member whose occupation was a servant. 1. During the past 12 months, and last month, how much did ... receive cash or value in kind welfare from the following sources? 10. Interest from banks, other financial institutions 2978 31865 1 40000 321.478 1659.018 Interest from loans Interest from loans Interest from loans Interest from loans Interest from loans Fill in part 6 with all household members who received income from the other sources, except for the member whose occupation was a servant. 1. During the past 12 months, and last month, how much did ... receive cash or value in kind welfare from the following sources? 11. Interest from loans (individually) 143 34700 2 66667 3152.685 7139.635 Interest from govt bonds Interest from govt bonds Interest from govt bonds Interest from govt bonds Interest from govt bonds Fill in part 6 with all household members who received income from the other sources, except for the member whose occupation was a servant. 1. During the past 12 months, and last month, how much did ... receive cash or value in kind welfare from the following sources? 12. Interest from government bonds 31 34812 2 49583 3752.645 9922.449 Interest from shares Interest from shares Interest from shares Interest from shares Interest from shares Fill in part 6 with all household members who received income from the other sources, except for the member whose occupation was a servant. 1. During the past 12 months, and last month, how much did ... receive cash or value in kind welfare from the following sources? 13. Interest from "Shares" 666 34177 3 10000 276.76 575.694 Dividend from stocks & other investment Dividend from stocks & other investment Dividend from stocks & other investment Dividend from stocks & other investment Dividend from stocks & other investment Fill in part 6 with all household members who received income from the other sources, except for the member whose occupation was a servant. 1. During the past 12 months, and last month, how much did ... receive cash or value in kind welfare from the following sources? 14. Dividend from stocks and other investments 3640 31203 1 95000 920.164 3738.274 Inheritances, bequeaths, gifts, etc. Inheritances, bequeaths, gifts, etc. Inheritances, bequeaths, gifts, etc. Inheritances, bequeaths, gifts, etc. Inheritances, bequeaths, gifts, etc. Fill in part 6 with all household members who received income from the other sources, except for the member whose occupation was a servant. 1. During the past 12 months, and last month, how much did ... receive cash or value in kind welfare from the following sources? 15. Inheritances bequeaths, gifts, etc. 794 34049 2 83333 3410.582 5772.84 Proceeds from health, accident, fire or life insurance other than saving insurance Proceeds from health, accident, fire or life insurance other than saving insurance Proceeds from health, accident, fire or life insurance other than saving insurance Proceeds from health, accident, fire or life insurance other than saving insurance Proceeds from health, accident, fire or life insurance other than saving insurance Fill in part 6 with all household members who received income from the other sources, except for the member whose occupation was a servant. 1. During the past 12 months, and last month, how much did ... receive cash or value in kind welfare from the following sources? 16. Proceeds from health, accident, fire or life insurance 230 34613 12 41667 2915.391 4449.954 Lottery, gambling winnings Lottery, gambling winnings Lottery, gambling winnings Lottery, gambling winnings Lottery, gambling winnings Fill in part 6 with all household members who received income from the other sources, except for the member whose occupation was a servant. 1. During the past 12 months, and last month, how much did ... receive cash or value in kind welfare from the following sources? 17. Lottery, gambling winnings 1957 32886 10 208333 1005.02 5279.896 Commissions Commissions Commissions Commissions Commissions Fill in part 6 with all household members who received income from the other sources, except for the member whose occupation was a servant. 1. During the past 12 months, and last month, how much did ... receive cash or value in kind welfare from the following sources? 18. Commissions 105 34738 42 41667 4913.41 8130.863 Other income Other income Other income Other income Other income Fill in part 6 with all household members who received income from the other sources, except for the member whose occupation was a servant. 1. During the past 12 months, and last month, how much did ... receive cash or value in kind welfare from the following sources? 19. Other income 398 34445 2 50000 2097.824 5309.356 Total income from other sources Total income from other sources Total income from other sources Total income from other sources Total income from other sources Fill in part 6 with all household members who received income from the other sources, except for the member whose occupation was a servant. 1. During the past 12 months, and last month, how much did ... receive cash or value in kind welfare from the following sources? Total 24424 10419 1 334000 3037.086 7205.05 Comparison HH income of the past 12 months to that of 2002 Comparison HH income of the past 12 months to that of 2002 Comparison HH income of the past 12 months to that of 2002 Comparison HH income of the past 12 months to that of 2002 Comparison HH income of the past 12 months to that of 2002 Fill in part 6 with all household members who received income from the other sources, except for the member whose occupation was a servant. 2. Please compare household income of the past 12 months to that of the year 2002 34843 1 7 1 Increase but less than 25% 2 Increase by 25-50% 3 Increase more than 50% 4 Decrease but less than 25% 5 Decrease by 25-50% 6 Decrease more than 50% 7 Rather stable Total household income includes: (1) wages and salaries, tips, and bonuses, etc., (2) net profits from farming and from non-farming, (3) property.income such as property rent, land rent, royalties, interest, and dividends, (4) current transfer received such as assistance payments, pensions, etc., (5) non-money income (income in-kind) such as the value of goods and services received as part of pay, home-produced and consumed (including the rental value of owner occupied dwellings), or received free from other sources, and (6) other money receipts such as insurance proceeds, lottery winnings and other windfall receipts. Current income is the total household income excluding other money receipts. Region Region Region Region Region 1. Region 34843 1 5 1 Bangkok Metropolis 2 Central 3 North 4 Northeast 5 South Changwat Changwat Changwat Changwat Changwat 2. Changwat 34843 10 96 10 Bangkok Metropolis 11 Samut Prakan 12 Nonthaburi 13 Pathum thani 14 Phra nakhon si ayutthaya 15 Ang thong 16 Lop buri 17 Sing buri 18 Chai nat 19 Saraburi 20 Chon buri 21 Rayong 22 Chanthaburi 23 Trat 24 Chachoengsao 25 Prachin buri 26 Nakhon nayok 27 Sakaeo 30 Nakhon ratchasima 31 Buri ram 32 Surin 33 Si sa ket 34 Ubon ratchathani 35 Yasothon 36 Chaiyaphum 37 Amnat charoen 39 Nong bua lam phu 40 Khon kaen 41 Udon thani 42 Loei 43 Nong khai 44 Maha sarakham 45 Roi et 46 kalasin 47 Sakon nakhon 48 Nakhon phanom 49 Mukdahan 50 Chiang mai 51 Lamphun 52 Lampang 53 Uttaradit 54 Phrae 55 Nan 56 Phayao 57 Chiang rai 58 Mae hong son 60 Nakhon sawan 61 Uthai thani 62 Kamphang phet 63 Tak 64 Sukhothai 65 Phitsanulok 66 Phichit 67 Phetchabun 70 Ratchaburi 71 Kanchanaburi 72 Suphanburi 73 Nakhon pathom 74 Samut sakhon 75 Samut songkhram 76 Phetchaburi 77 Prachuap khiri khan 80 Nakhon si thammarat 81 Krabi 82 Phangnga 83 Phuket 84 Surat thani 85 Ranong 86 Chumphon 90 Songkhla 91 Satun 92 Trang 93 Phatthalung 94 Pattani 95 Yala 96 Naratiwat Amphoe Amphoe Amphoe Amphoe Amphoe 3. Amphoe 34843 1 50 Tambon Tambon Tambon Tambon Tambon 4. Tambon 34843 1 27 Type of Community Type of Community Type of Community Type of Community Type of Community 5. Municipal area / Non-municipal area 34843 1 2 1 Municipal area 2 Non-municipal area Enumeration District Enumeration District Enumeration District Enumeration District Enumeration District E.D. no. 34843 1 167 Block/Village Block/Village Block/Village Block/Village Block/Village Block no. / Village no. 34843 1 20 Household No. Household No. Household No. Household No. Household No. Household no. ID8 34843 1 15 The private household was referred to as: 1. One-person households, i.e. a person who made provision for his own food and other essentials of living without combining with any other persons. 2. Multiperson households, i.e. a group of two or more persons who made common provision for food and other essentials of living. They might be either related or unrelated such as: 2.1 a household comprised a group of related persons by blood, marriage or adoption 2.2 a household comprised a group of unrelated persons, not exceeding five who live together sharing the lodging. (included as one private household) 2.3 a household comprised a group of employees living together, not exceeding five persons. (included as one private household) 2.4 a household comprised a group of six or more persons, among them at least four persons who are relatives, or not exceeding three relatives where one among them is responsible for all expenses. (included as one private household) Remarks: Item 2.2 and 2.3 were different from the previous surveys which was conducted before the year 1998, in that each person was treated as one-person household. House, land or other real estate House, land or other real estate House, land or other real estate House, land or other real estate House, land or other real estate 1.1 Did any member of the household sell or pawn house, land or other real estates, commission (Including cost of construction and addition)? 46 34797 3000 2700000 175450 445960.132 Gold, jewelry & other precious articles Gold, jewelry & other precious articles Gold, jewelry & other precious articles Gold, jewelry & other precious articles Gold, jewelry & other precious articles 1.2 Did any member of the household sell or pawn gold, jewelry and other precious articles? 509 34334 400 755000 13213.418 43290.374 Commercial banks Commercial banks Commercial banks Commercial banks Commercial banks 2.1 Did any member of the household withdrew money, deinvested, sold treasure, received and cash holding at the beginning of the month - from commercial banks? 7420 27423 200 3000000 15325.842 50559.702 Bank for agri & agri co-operative Bank for agri & agri co-operative Bank for agri & agri co-operative Bank for agri & agri co-operative Bank for agri & agri co-operative 2.2 Did any member of the household withdrew money, deinvested, sold treasure, received and cash holding at the beginning of the month - from bank for agriculture & agri. co-operative? 426 34417 400 800000 15825.117 44516.67 Govt housing bank / saving bank Govt housing bank / saving bank Govt housing bank / saving bank Govt housing bank / saving bank Govt housing bank / saving bank 2.3 Did any member of the household withdrew money, deinvested, sold treasure, received and cash holding at the beginning of the month - from government housing bank/savings bank? 368 34475 300 400000 12049.457 31327.258 Finance institutes, credit foncier Finance institutes, credit foncier Finance institutes, credit foncier Finance institutes, credit foncier Finance institutes, credit foncier 2.4 Did any member of the household withdrew money, deinvested, sold treasure, received and cash holding at the beginning of the month - from financial institutes/credit foncier? 5 34838 1200 24000 10600 8917.399 Saving co-operatives Saving co-operatives Saving co-operatives Saving co-operatives Saving co-operatives 2.5 Did any member of the household withdrew money, deinvested, sold treasure, received and cash holding at the beginning of the month - from savings co-operatives? 45 34798 50 1000000 53556.178 181935.518 Life insurance companies Life insurance companies Life insurance companies Life insurance companies Life insurance companies 2.6 Did any member of the household withdrew money, deinvested, sold treasure, received and cash holding at the beginning of the month - from life insurance companies savings group? 11 34832 320 80000 26789 26366.521 Govt savings provident fund, etc. Govt savings provident fund, etc. Govt savings provident fund, etc. Govt savings provident fund, etc. Govt savings provident fund, etc. 2.7 Did any member of the household withdrew money, deinvested, sold treasure, received and cash holding at the beginning of the month - from government saving, provident funds, etc.? 100 34743 32 50000 3157.71 5965.457 Stocks, business investment Stocks, business investment Stocks, business investment Stocks, business investment Stocks, business investment 2.8 Did any member of the household withdrew money, deinvested, sold treasure, received and cash holding at the beginning of the month - from stocks, business investment? 9 34834 40 55000 13760 22139.623 HH business investment HH business investment HH business investment HH business investment HH business investment 2.9 Did any member of the household withdrew money, deinvested, sold treasure, received and cash holding at the beginning of the month - from household business investment? 185 34658 12 250000 7546.659 24876.315 Government bonds Government bonds Government bonds Government bonds Government bonds 2.10 Did any member of the household withdrew money, deinvested, sold treasure, received and cash holding at the beginning of the month - from government bonds? 5 34838 207 7000 2741.4 2725.641 Loans made to persons outside the HH Loans made to persons outside the HH Loans made to persons outside the HH Loans made to persons outside the HH Loans made to persons outside the HH 2.11 Did any member of the household withdrew money, deinvested, sold treasure, received and cash holding at the beginning of the month - from loan made to persons outside the household? 475 34368 50 200000 6238.069 16656.244 Cash holdings Cash holdings Cash holdings Cash holdings Cash holdings 2.12 Did any member of the household withdrew money, deinvested, sold treasure, received and cash holding at the beginning of the month - from cash holding? 33621 1222 5 300000 3709.414 7552.5 Other sources Other sources Other sources Other sources Other sources 2.13 Did any member of the household withdrew money, deinvested, sold treasure, received and cash holding at the beginning of the month - from other sources? 701 34142 20 108000 4472.046 9818.542 Total decrease in assets Total decrease in assets Total decrease in assets Total decrease in assets Total decrease in assets Money withdrawn or deinvested, sold treasure, received and cash holding at the beginning of last month Total 1 - 2 34510 333 5 3022000 7971.867 33769.794 Region Region Region Region Region 1. Region 34843 1 5 1 Bangkok Metropolis 2 Central 3 North 4 Northeast 5 South Changwat Changwat Changwat Changwat Changwat 2. Changwat 34843 10 96 10 Bangkok Metropolis 11 Samut Prakan 12 Nonthaburi 13 Pathum thani 14 Phra nakhon si ayutthaya 15 Ang thong 16 Lop buri 17 Sing buri 18 Chai nat 19 Saraburi 20 Chon buri 21 Rayong 22 Chanthaburi 23 Trat 24 Chachoengsao 25 Prachin buri 26 Nakhon nayok 27 Sakaeo 30 Nakhon ratchasima 31 Buri ram 32 Surin 33 Si sa ket 34 Ubon ratchathani 35 Yasothon 36 Chaiyaphum 37 Amnat charoen 39 Nong bua lam phu 40 Khon kaen 41 Udon thani 42 Loei 43 Nong khai 44 Maha sarakham 45 Roi et 46 kalasin 47 Sakon nakhon 48 Nakhon phanom 49 Mukdahan 50 Chiang mai 51 Lamphun 52 Lampang 53 Uttaradit 54 Phrae 55 Nan 56 Phayao 57 Chiang rai 58 Mae hong son 60 Nakhon sawan 61 Uthai thani 62 Kamphang phet 63 Tak 64 Sukhothai 65 Phitsanulok 66 Phichit 67 Phetchabun 70 Ratchaburi 71 Kanchanaburi 72 Suphanburi 73 Nakhon pathom 74 Samut sakhon 75 Samut songkhram 76 Phetchaburi 77 Prachuap khiri khan 80 Nakhon si thammarat 81 Krabi 82 Phangnga 83 Phuket 84 Surat thani 85 Ranong 86 Chumphon 90 Songkhla 91 Satun 92 Trang 93 Phatthalung 94 Pattani 95 Yala 96 Naratiwat Amphoe Amphoe Amphoe Amphoe Amphoe 3. Amphoe 34843 1 50 Tambon Tambon Tambon Tambon Tambon 4. Tambon 34843 1 27 Type of Community Type of Community Type of Community Type of Community Type of Community 5. Municipal area / Non-municipal area 34843 1 2 1 Municipal area 2 Non-municipal area Enumeration District Enumeration District Enumeration District Enumeration District Enumeration District E.D. no. 34843 1 167 Block/Village Block/Village Block/Village Block/Village Block/Village Block no. / Village no. 34843 1 20 Household No. Household No. Household No. Household No. Household No. Household no. ID8 34843 1 15 The private household was referred to as: 1. One-person households, i.e. a person who made provision for his own food and other essentials of living without combining with any other persons. 2. Multiperson households, i.e. a group of two or more persons who made common provision for food and other essentials of living. They might be either related or unrelated such as: 2.1 a household comprised a group of related persons by blood, marriage or adoption 2.2 a household comprised a group of unrelated persons, not exceeding five who live together sharing the lodging. (included as one private household) 2.3 a household comprised a group of employees living together, not exceeding five persons. (included as one private household) 2.4 a household comprised a group of six or more persons, among them at least four persons who are relatives, or not exceeding three relatives where one among them is responsible for all expenses. (included as one private household) Remarks: Item 2.2 and 2.3 were different from the previous surveys which was conducted before the year 1998, in that each person was treated as one-person household. House, land or other real estate House, land or other real estate House, land or other real estate House, land or other real estate House, land or other real estate 1.1 Did any member of the household buy or redeem house, land or other real estates, commission (Including cost of construction and addition)? 313 34530 300 1200000 68968.438 150321.873 Gold, jewelry & other precious articles Gold, jewelry & other precious articles Gold, jewelry & other precious articles Gold, jewelry & other precious articles Gold, jewelry & other precious articles 1.2 Did any member of the household buy or redeem gold, jewelry and other precious articles? 288 34555 300 120000 8527.951 10959.667 Commercial banks Commercial banks Commercial banks Commercial banks Commercial banks 2.1 Did any member of the household deposit money, invested or bought treasure, lended and cash holding at the end of last month - from commercial banks? 9852 24991 100 5200000 16193.746 76157.695 Bank for agri & agri co-operative Bank for agri & agri co-operative Bank for agri & agri co-operative Bank for agri & agri co-operative Bank for agri & agri co-operative 2.2 Did any member of the household deposit money, invested or bought treasure, lended and cash holding at the end of last month - from bank for agriculture & agri. co-operative? 478 34365 20 800000 18010.655 56434.944 Govt housing bank / savings bank Govt housing bank / savings bank Govt housing bank / savings bank Govt housing bank / savings bank Govt housing bank / savings bank 2.3 Did any member of the household deposit money, invested or bought treasure, lended and cash holding at the end of last month - from government housing bank/savings bank? 906 33937 10 400000 6936.807 19043.097 Finance institutes / credit foncier Finance institutes / credit foncier Finance institutes / credit foncier Finance institutes / credit foncier Finance institutes / credit foncier 2.4 Did any member of the household deposit money, invested or bought treasure, lended and cash holding at the end of last month - from financial institutes/credit foncier? 36 34807 50 160000 5616.444 26727.693 Saving co-operative Saving co-operative Saving co-operative Saving co-operative Saving co-operative 2.5 Did any member of the household deposit money, invested or bought treasure, lended and cash holding at the end of last month - from savings co-operative? 2903 31940 20 120000 1659.696 3402.761 Life insurance companies Life insurance companies Life insurance companies Life insurance companies Life insurance companies 2.6 Did any member of the household deposit money, invested or bought treasure, lended and cash holding at the end of last month - from life insurance companies savings group? 2163 32680 20 120000 1921.518 4802.437 Govt savings, provident fund, etc. Govt savings, provident fund, etc. Govt savings, provident fund, etc. Govt savings, provident fund, etc. Govt savings, provident fund, etc. 2.7 Did any member of the household deposit money, invested or bought treasure, lended and cash holding at the end of last month - from government saving, provident funds, etc.? 4537 30306 7 600400 1017.239 9161.469 Stocks, business investment Stocks, business investment Stocks, business investment Stocks, business investment Stocks, business investment 2.8 Did any member of the household deposit money, invested or bought treasure, lended and cash holding at the end of last month - from stocks, business investment? 306 34537 10 200000 4845.879 15903.43 HH business investment HH business investment HH business investment HH business investment HH business investment 2.9 Did any member of the household deposit money, invested or bought treasure, lended and cash holding at the end of last month - from household business investment? 1200 33643 40 1700000 16173.703 72655.946 Government bonds Government bonds Government bonds Government bonds Government bonds 2.10 Did any member of the household deposit money, invested or bought treasure, lended and cash holding at the end of last month - from government bonds? 20 34823 50 100000 15862 29153.627 Loans made to persons outside the HH Loans made to persons outside the HH Loans made to persons outside the HH Loans made to persons outside the HH Loans made to persons outside the HH 2.11 Did any member of the household deposit money, invested or bought treasure, lended and cash holding at the end of last month - from loan made to persons outside the household? 667 34176 50 200000 6902.739 15582.992 Cash holdings Cash holdings Cash holdings Cash holdings Cash holdings 2.12 Did any member of the household deposit money, invested or bought treasure, lended and cash holding at the end of last month - from cash holding? 33563 1280 5 300000 3308.399 6996.64 Other sources Other sources Other sources Other sources Other sources 2.13 Did any member of the household deposit money, invested or bought treasure, lended and cash holding at the end of last month - from other sources? 2243 32600 10 90000 2051.011 3920.405 Total increase in assets Total increase in assets Total increase in assets Total increase in assets Total increase in assets Money deposited or invested or bought treasure, lended and cash holding at the end of last month Total 1 - 2 34574 269 5 5228000 10230.878 50474.935 Region Region Region Region Region 1. Region 34843 1 5 1 Bangkok Metropolis 2 Central 3 North 4 Northeast 5 South Changwat Changwat Changwat Changwat Changwat 2. Changwat 34843 10 96 10 Bangkok Metropolis 11 Samut Prakan 12 Nonthaburi 13 Pathum thani 14 Phra nakhon si ayutthaya 15 Ang thong 16 Lop buri 17 Sing buri 18 Chai nat 19 Saraburi 20 Chon buri 21 Rayong 22 Chanthaburi 23 Trat 24 Chachoengsao 25 Prachin buri 26 Nakhon nayok 27 Sakaeo 30 Nakhon ratchasima 31 Buri ram 32 Surin 33 Si sa ket 34 Ubon ratchathani 35 Yasothon 36 Chaiyaphum 37 Amnat charoen 39 Nong bua lam phu 40 Khon kaen 41 Udon thani 42 Loei 43 Nong khai 44 Maha sarakham 45 Roi et 46 kalasin 47 Sakon nakhon 48 Nakhon phanom 49 Mukdahan 50 Chiang mai 51 Lamphun 52 Lampang 53 Uttaradit 54 Phrae 55 Nan 56 Phayao 57 Chiang rai 58 Mae hong son 60 Nakhon sawan 61 Uthai thani 62 Kamphang phet 63 Tak 64 Sukhothai 65 Phitsanulok 66 Phichit 67 Phetchabun 70 Ratchaburi 71 Kanchanaburi 72 Suphanburi 73 Nakhon pathom 74 Samut sakhon 75 Samut songkhram 76 Phetchaburi 77 Prachuap khiri khan 80 Nakhon si thammarat 81 Krabi 82 Phangnga 83 Phuket 84 Surat thani 85 Ranong 86 Chumphon 90 Songkhla 91 Satun 92 Trang 93 Phatthalung 94 Pattani 95 Yala 96 Naratiwat Amphoe Amphoe Amphoe Amphoe Amphoe 3. Amphoe 34843 1 50 Tambon Tambon Tambon Tambon Tambon 4. Tambon 34843 1 27 Type of Community Type of Community Type of Community Type of Community Type of Community 5. Municipal area / Non-municipal area 34843 1 2 1 Municipal area 2 Non-municipal area Enumeration District Enumeration District Enumeration District Enumeration District Enumeration District E.D. no. 34843 1 167 Block/Village Block/Village Block/Village Block/Village Block/Village Block no. / Village no. 34843 1 20 Household No. Household No. Household No. Household No. Household No. Household no. ID8 34843 1 15 The private household was referred to as: 1. One-person households, i.e. a person who made provision for his own food and other essentials of living without combining with any other persons. 2. Multiperson households, i.e. a group of two or more persons who made common provision for food and other essentials of living. They might be either related or unrelated such as: 2.1 a household comprised a group of related persons by blood, marriage or adoption 2.2 a household comprised a group of unrelated persons, not exceeding five who live together sharing the lodging. (included as one private household) 2.3 a household comprised a group of employees living together, not exceeding five persons. (included as one private household) 2.4 a household comprised a group of six or more persons, among them at least four persons who are relatives, or not exceeding three relatives where one among them is responsible for all expenses. (included as one private household) Remarks: Item 2.2 and 2.3 were different from the previous surveys which was conducted before the year 1998, in that each person was treated as one-person household. House and land House and land House and land House and land House and land 3. Was the household in debt for debt on consumption or other expenditure last month? If yes, please fill in the following items: 3.1 For hire-purchase of house, land 5 34838 500 35000 7860 15182.161 Other asset credits Other asset credits Other asset credits Other asset credits Other asset credits 3. Was the household in debt for debt on consumption or other expenditure last month? If yes, please fill in the following items: 3.2 Other asset credits 491 34352 50 1099000 54146.248 120896.69 Food, beverages and tobacco Food, beverages and tobacco Food, beverages and tobacco Food, beverages and tobacco Food, beverages and tobacco 3. Was the household in debt for debt on consumption or other expenditure last month? If yes, please fill in the following items: 3.3 Food, beverage, tobacco 472 34371 10 36000 776.239 1868.768 Medical care, personal care and other services Medical care, personal care and other services Medical care, personal care and other services Medical care, personal care and other services Medical care, personal care and other services 3. Was the household in debt for debt on consumption or other expenditure last month? If yes, please fill in the following items: 3.4 Medical care, personal care and other services 11 34832 120 4500 825.455 1248.33 Other expenditures Other expenditures Other expenditures Other expenditures Other expenditures 3. Was the household in debt for debt on consumption or other expenditure last month? If yes, please fill in the following items: 3.5 Other expenditures 119 34724 40 47000 2542.269 5487.422 Commercial banks Commercial banks Commercial banks Commercial banks Commercial banks 4. Did any member of the household borrow money from other persons last month? 4.1 Commercial banks 106 34737 250 4000000 99922.915 488162.666 Bank for agri & agri co-operative Bank for agri & agri co-operative Bank for agri & agri co-operative Bank for agri & agri co-operative Bank for agri & agri co-operative 4. Did any member of the household borrow money from other persons last month? 4.2 Bank of agriculture & agri. co-operative 120 34723 1560 1700000 70540.667 174437.46 Govt housing bank/saving bank Govt housing bank/saving bank Govt housing bank/saving bank Govt housing bank/saving bank Govt housing bank/saving bank 4. Did any member of the household borrow money from other persons last month? 4.3 Government housing bank/saving bank 38 34805 400 590000 91400 138858.3 Finance instittues/credit foncier Finance instittues/credit foncier Finance instittues/credit foncier Finance instittues/credit foncier Finance instittues/credit foncier 4. Did any member of the household borrow money from other persons last month? 4.4 Financial institutes/ credit foncier 38 34805 576 200000 24988.447 46984.691 Saving co-operatives Saving co-operatives Saving co-operatives Saving co-operatives Saving co-operatives 4. Did any member of the household borrow money from other persons last month? 4.5 Saving co-operatives/organization's welfare 85 34758 400 700000 113966.471 171418.327 Insurance companies Insurance companies Insurance companies Insurance companies Insurance companies 4. Did any member of the household borrow money from other persons last month? 4.6 Insurance and life ins. companies 5 34838 9000 80000 24700 31007.257 Persons outside the HH Persons outside the HH Persons outside the HH Persons outside the HH Persons outside the HH 4. Did any member of the household borrow money from other persons last month? 4.7 Persons outside the household 1466 33377 20 400000 8947.219 28409.663 Provident funds Provident funds Provident funds Provident funds Provident funds 4. Did any member of the household borrow money from other persons last month? 4.8 Provident funds 580 34263 100 50000 11235.672 7770.24 Other sources Other sources Other sources Other sources Other sources 4. Did any member of the household borrow money from other persons last month? 4.9 Other sources 95 34748 500 84000 12113.053 13591.095 Increase in liability Increase in liability Increase in liability Increase in liability Increase in liability Borrowed Total 3 - 4 3246 31597 10 4000000 25070.017 117237.07 Total (Liability inc + assets dec) Total (Liability inc + assets dec) Total (Liability inc + assets dec) Total (Liability inc + assets dec) Total (Liability inc + assets dec) Borrowed Total 1 - 4 34545 298 5 5044973 10319.479 55497.896 Region Region Region Region Region 1. Region 34843 1 5 1 Bangkok Metropolis 2 Central 3 North 4 Northeast 5 South Changwat Changwat Changwat Changwat Changwat 2. Changwat 34843 10 96 10 Bangkok Metropolis 11 Samut Prakan 12 Nonthaburi 13 Pathum thani 14 Phra nakhon si ayutthaya 15 Ang thong 16 Lop buri 17 Sing buri 18 Chai nat 19 Saraburi 20 Chon buri 21 Rayong 22 Chanthaburi 23 Trat 24 Chachoengsao 25 Prachin buri 26 Nakhon nayok 27 Sakaeo 30 Nakhon ratchasima 31 Buri ram 32 Surin 33 Si sa ket 34 Ubon ratchathani 35 Yasothon 36 Chaiyaphum 37 Amnat charoen 39 Nong bua lam phu 40 Khon kaen 41 Udon thani 42 Loei 43 Nong khai 44 Maha sarakham 45 Roi et 46 kalasin 47 Sakon nakhon 48 Nakhon phanom 49 Mukdahan 50 Chiang mai 51 Lamphun 52 Lampang 53 Uttaradit 54 Phrae 55 Nan 56 Phayao 57 Chiang rai 58 Mae hong son 60 Nakhon sawan 61 Uthai thani 62 Kamphang phet 63 Tak 64 Sukhothai 65 Phitsanulok 66 Phichit 67 Phetchabun 70 Ratchaburi 71 Kanchanaburi 72 Suphanburi 73 Nakhon pathom 74 Samut sakhon 75 Samut songkhram 76 Phetchaburi 77 Prachuap khiri khan 80 Nakhon si thammarat 81 Krabi 82 Phangnga 83 Phuket 84 Surat thani 85 Ranong 86 Chumphon 90 Songkhla 91 Satun 92 Trang 93 Phatthalung 94 Pattani 95 Yala 96 Naratiwat Amphoe Amphoe Amphoe Amphoe Amphoe 3. Amphoe 34843 1 50 Tambon Tambon Tambon Tambon Tambon 4. Tambon 34843 1 27 Type of Community Type of Community Type of Community Type of Community Type of Community 5. Municipal area / Non-municipal area 34843 1 2 1 Municipal area 2 Non-municipal area Enumeration District Enumeration District Enumeration District Enumeration District Enumeration District E.D. no. 34843 1 167 Block/Village Block/Village Block/Village Block/Village Block/Village Block no. / Village no. 34843 1 20 Household No. Household No. Household No. Household No. Household No. Household no. ID8 34843 1 15 The private household was referred to as: 1. One-person households, i.e. a person who made provision for his own food and other essentials of living without combining with any other persons. 2. Multiperson households, i.e. a group of two or more persons who made common provision for food and other essentials of living. They might be either related or unrelated such as: 2.1 a household comprised a group of related persons by blood, marriage or adoption 2.2 a household comprised a group of unrelated persons, not exceeding five who live together sharing the lodging. (included as one private household) 2.3 a household comprised a group of employees living together, not exceeding five persons. (included as one private household) 2.4 a household comprised a group of six or more persons, among them at least four persons who are relatives, or not exceeding three relatives where one among them is responsible for all expenses. (included as one private household) Remarks: Item 2.2 and 2.3 were different from the previous surveys which was conducted before the year 1998, in that each person was treated as one-person household. House and land House and land House and land House and land House and land 3. Was the household paid back for debt on consumption or other expenditure last month? 3.1 For hire-purchase of house, land 918 33925 205 2000000 11619.893 76867.356 Other asset credits Other asset credits Other asset credits Other asset credits Other asset credits 3. Was the household paid back for debt on consumption or other expenditure last month? 3.2 Other asset credits 5260 29583 50 451500 4030.935 9668.067 Food, beverages and tobacco Food, beverages and tobacco Food, beverages and tobacco Food, beverages and tobacco Food, beverages and tobacco 3. Was the household paid back for debt on consumption or other expenditure last month? 3.3 Food, beveraged, tobacco 844 33999 30 25000 956.204 1764.689 Medical care, personal care and other services Medical care, personal care and other services Medical care, personal care and other services Medical care, personal care and other services Medical care, personal care and other services 3. Was the household paid back for debt on consumption or other expenditure last month? 3.4 Medical care, personal care and other services 17 34826 32 18000 2105.412 4340.321 Other expenditures Other expenditures Other expenditures Other expenditures Other expenditures 3. Was the household paid back for debt on consumption or other expenditure last month? 3.5 Other expenditures 313 34530 10 350000 3722.869 20521.912 Commercial banks Commercial banks Commercial banks Commercial banks Commercial banks 4. Was any member of the household paid back money by other persons last month? 4.1 Commercial banks 987 33856 175 3000000 12086.345 96743.453 Banks for agri & agri co-operatives Banks for agri & agri co-operatives Banks for agri & agri co-operatives Banks for agri & agri co-operatives Banks for agri & agri co-operatives 4. Was any member of the household paid back money by other persons last month? 4.2 Bank of agriculture & agri. co-operative 485 34358 150 270000 18656.536 30352.38 Govt housing bank / saving bank Govt housing bank / saving bank Govt housing bank / saving bank Govt housing bank / saving bank Govt housing bank / saving bank 4. Was any member of the household paid back money by other persons last month? 4.3 Government housing bank/saving bank 1600 33243 200 113200 3949.586 5688.46 Finance institutes / credit foncier Finance institutes / credit foncier Finance institutes / credit foncier Finance institutes / credit foncier Finance institutes / credit foncier 4. Was any member of the household paid back money by other persons last month? 4.4 Financial institutes / credit foncier 410 34433 200 300000 4837.385 15190.89 Saving co-operative Saving co-operative Saving co-operative Saving co-operative Saving co-operative 4. Was any member of the household paid back money by other persons last month? 4.5. Saving co-operatives/organization's welfare 2844 31999 45 540000 6691.061 17598.577 Insurance companies Insurance companies Insurance companies Insurance companies Insurance companies 4. Was any member of the household paid back money by other persons last month? 4.6 Insurance and life ins. companies 28 34815 200 116000 7822.143 22043.229 Persons outside the HH Persons outside the HH Persons outside the HH Persons outside the HH Persons outside the HH 4. Was any member of the household paid back money by other persons last month? 4.7 Persons outside the household 2108 32735 80 1500000 6013.015 34926.141 Provident funds Provident funds Provident funds Provident funds Provident funds 4. Was any member of the household paid back money by other persons last month? 4.8 Provident funds 965 33878 27 170000 5851.065 8689.597 Other sources Other sources Other sources Other sources Other sources 4. Was any member of the household paid back money by other persons last month? 4.9 Other sources 995 33848 60 100000 2225.547 4122.752 Decrease in liability Decrease in liability Decrease in liability Decrease in liability Decrease in liability Be paid back Total 3 - 4 13072 21771 10 3011000 7875.054 39422.015 Total (liability dec + assets increase) Total (liability dec + assets increase) Total (liability dec + assets increase) Total (liability dec + assets increase) Total (liability dec + assets increase) Be paid back Total 1 -4 34684 159 5 5229027 13166.448 59309.639 Region Region Region Region Region 1. Region 34843 1 5 1 Bangkok Metropolis 2 Central 3 North 4 Northeast 5 South Changwat Changwat Changwat Changwat Changwat 2. Changwat 34843 10 96 10 Bangkok Metropolis 11 Samut Prakan 12 Nonthaburi 13 Pathum thani 14 Phra nakhon si ayutthaya 15 Ang thong 16 Lop buri 17 Sing buri 18 Chai nat 19 Saraburi 20 Chon buri 21 Rayong 22 Chanthaburi 23 Trat 24 Chachoengsao 25 Prachin buri 26 Nakhon nayok 27 Sakaeo 30 Nakhon ratchasima 31 Buri ram 32 Surin 33 Si sa ket 34 Ubon ratchathani 35 Yasothon 36 Chaiyaphum 37 Amnat charoen 39 Nong bua lam phu 40 Khon kaen 41 Udon thani 42 Loei 43 Nong khai 44 Maha sarakham 45 Roi et 46 kalasin 47 Sakon nakhon 48 Nakhon phanom 49 Mukdahan 50 Chiang mai 51 Lamphun 52 Lampang 53 Uttaradit 54 Phrae 55 Nan 56 Phayao 57 Chiang rai 58 Mae hong son 60 Nakhon sawan 61 Uthai thani 62 Kamphang phet 63 Tak 64 Sukhothai 65 Phitsanulok 66 Phichit 67 Phetchabun 70 Ratchaburi 71 Kanchanaburi 72 Suphanburi 73 Nakhon pathom 74 Samut sakhon 75 Samut songkhram 76 Phetchaburi 77 Prachuap khiri khan 80 Nakhon si thammarat 81 Krabi 82 Phangnga 83 Phuket 84 Surat thani 85 Ranong 86 Chumphon 90 Songkhla 91 Satun 92 Trang 93 Phatthalung 94 Pattani 95 Yala 96 Naratiwat Amphoe Amphoe Amphoe Amphoe Amphoe 3. Amphoe 34843 1 50 Tambon Tambon Tambon Tambon Tambon 4. Tambon 34843 1 27 Type of Community Type of Community Type of Community Type of Community Type of Community 5. Municipal area / Non-municipal area 34843 1 2 1 Municipal area 2 Non-municipal area Enumeration District Enumeration District Enumeration District Enumeration District Enumeration District E.D. no. 34843 1 167 Block/Village Block/Village Block/Village Block/Village Block/Village Block no. / Village no. 34843 1 20 Household No. Household No. Household No. Household No. Household No. Household no. ID8 34843 1 15 The private household was referred to as: 1. One-person households, i.e. a person who made provision for his own food and other essentials of living without combining with any other persons. 2. Multiperson households, i.e. a group of two or more persons who made common provision for food and other essentials of living. They might be either related or unrelated such as: 2.1 a household comprised a group of related persons by blood, marriage or adoption 2.2 a household comprised a group of unrelated persons, not exceeding five who live together sharing the lodging. (included as one private household) 2.3 a household comprised a group of employees living together, not exceeding five persons. (included as one private household) 2.4 a household comprised a group of six or more persons, among them at least four persons who are relatives, or not exceeding three relatives where one among them is responsible for all expenses. (included as one private household) Remarks: Item 2.2 and 2.3 were different from the previous surveys which was conducted before the year 1998, in that each person was treated as one-person household. Household has debt Household has debt Household has debt Household has debt Household has debt Debts at the end of last month (Including cash and in-kind) 5. Did the household have any debt? 34843 1 0.636 0.481 No 1 Yes Source 1 Source 1 Source 1 Source 1 Source 1 Debts at the end of last month (Including cash and in-kind) 6. Please specify 2 main sources of loan. 22118 12725 1 9 4.04 1.994 1 Commercial banks 2 Bank for Agriculture & Agri. Co-operative 3 Government housing bank/Saving bank 4 Village fund scheme 5 Saving co-operatives/organization's welfare 6 Other finance companies 7 Persons outside the household 9 Not reported Sysmiss Source 2 Source 2 Source 2 Source 2 Source 2 Debts at the end of last month (Including cash and in-kind) 6. Please specify 2 main sources of loan. 9466 25377 1 9 4.874 1.545 1 Commercial banks 2 Bank for Agriculture & Agri. Co-operative 3 Government housing bank/Saving bank 4 Village fund scheme 5 Saving co-operatives/organization's welfare 6 Other finance companies 7 Persons outside the household 9 Not reported Sysmiss Total debt Total debt Total debt Total debt Total debt Debts at the end of last month (Including cash and in-kind) 7. Total amount of debt at the end of last month 22178 12665 10 100000000 99999999 Not reported For purchase of house and land For purchase of house and land For purchase of house and land For purchase of house and land For purchase of house and land Debts at the end of last month (Including cash and in-kind) Objective of borrowing - for purchase/hire-purchase of house and land 4693 30150 10 13000000 99999999 Not reported For HH consumption For HH consumption For HH consumption For HH consumption For HH consumption Debts at the end of last month (Including cash and in-kind) Objective of borrowing - for household consumption 13531 21312 40 100000000 99999999 Not reported For non-farm business For non-farm business For non-farm business For non-farm business For non-farm business Debts at the end of last month (Including cash and in-kind) Objective of borrowing - for business operation (not for agriculture) 3974 30869 300 100000000 99999999 Not reported For farming For farming For farming For farming For farming Debts at the end of last month (Including cash and in-kind) Objective of borrowing - for agricultural operation 6286 28557 300 20650000 99999999 Not reported For other uses For other uses For other uses For other uses For other uses Debts at the end of last month (Including cash and in-kind) Objective of borrowing - other (specify) 582 34261 1100 12000000 99999999 Not reported Region Region Region Region Region 1. Region 34843 1 5 1 Bangkok Metropolis 2 Central 3 North 4 Northeast 5 South Changwat Changwat Changwat Changwat Changwat 2. Changwat 34843 10 96 10 Bangkok Metropolis 11 Samut Prakan 12 Nonthaburi 13 Pathum thani 14 Phra nakhon si ayutthaya 15 Ang thong 16 Lop buri 17 Sing buri 18 Chai nat 19 Saraburi 20 Chon buri 21 Rayong 22 Chanthaburi 23 Trat 24 Chachoengsao 25 Prachin buri 26 Nakhon nayok 27 Sakaeo 30 Nakhon ratchasima 31 Buri ram 32 Surin 33 Si sa ket 34 Ubon ratchathani 35 Yasothon 36 Chaiyaphum 37 Amnat charoen 39 Nong bua lam phu 40 Khon kaen 41 Udon thani 42 Loei 43 Nong khai 44 Maha sarakham 45 Roi et 46 kalasin 47 Sakon nakhon 48 Nakhon phanom 49 Mukdahan 50 Chiang mai 51 Lamphun 52 Lampang 53 Uttaradit 54 Phrae 55 Nan 56 Phayao 57 Chiang rai 58 Mae hong son 60 Nakhon sawan 61 Uthai thani 62 Kamphang phet 63 Tak 64 Sukhothai 65 Phitsanulok 66 Phichit 67 Phetchabun 70 Ratchaburi 71 Kanchanaburi 72 Suphanburi 73 Nakhon pathom 74 Samut sakhon 75 Samut songkhram 76 Phetchaburi 77 Prachuap khiri khan 80 Nakhon si thammarat 81 Krabi 82 Phangnga 83 Phuket 84 Surat thani 85 Ranong 86 Chumphon 90 Songkhla 91 Satun 92 Trang 93 Phatthalung 94 Pattani 95 Yala 96 Naratiwat Amphoe Amphoe Amphoe Amphoe Amphoe 3. Amphoe 34843 1 50 Tambon Tambon Tambon Tambon Tambon 4. Tambon 34843 1 27 Type of Community Type of Community Type of Community Type of Community Type of Community 5. Municipal area / Non-municipal area 34843 1 2 1 Municipal area 2 Non-municipal area Enumeration District Enumeration District Enumeration District Enumeration District Enumeration District E.D. no. 34843 1 167 Block/Village Block/Village Block/Village Block/Village Block/Village Block no. / Village no. 34843 1 20 Household No. Household No. Household No. Household No. Household No. Household no. ID8 34843 1 15 The private household was referred to as: 1. One-person households, i.e. a person who made provision for his own food and other essentials of living without combining with any other persons. 2. Multiperson households, i.e. a group of two or more persons who made common provision for food and other essentials of living. They might be either related or unrelated such as: 2.1 a household comprised a group of related persons by blood, marriage or adoption 2.2 a household comprised a group of unrelated persons, not exceeding five who live together sharing the lodging. (included as one private household) 2.3 a household comprised a group of employees living together, not exceeding five persons. (included as one private household) 2.4 a household comprised a group of six or more persons, among them at least four persons who are relatives, or not exceeding three relatives where one among them is responsible for all expenses. (included as one private household) Remarks: Item 2.2 and 2.3 were different from the previous surveys which was conducted before the year 1998, in that each person was treated as one-person household. Type of dwelling Type of dwelling Type of dwelling Type of dwelling Type of dwelling Please fill in with the code according to answers 1. Type of dwelling 34843 1 7 1 Detached house 2 Row house 3 Town house / Twin house 4 Flat or apartment 5 Room or rooms 6 Improvised quarter 7 Others Materials of construction Materials of construction Materials of construction Materials of construction Materials of construction Please fill in with the code according to answers 2. Metrials of construction 34843 1 6 1 Cement or brick 2 Wood 3 Wood and cement or brick 4 Local materials 5 Re-used materials 6 Other Tenure Tenure Tenure Tenure Tenure Please fill in with the code according to answers 3. Tenure 34843 1 7 1 Own dwelling and land 2 Own dwelling on rented land 3 Own dwelling on public area 4 Hire-purchased 5 Rent 6 Rent paid by others 7 Rent free of charge Payor of rent Payor of rent Payor of rent Payor of rent Payor of rent Please fill in with the code according to answers 4. Who pay the rent? 8403 26440 1 7 1 Dweller 2 Employer 3 Parents 4 Relatives 5 Government 6 Company or private agency 7 Other Sysmiss Building for business use Building for business use Building for business use Building for business use Building for business use Please fill in with the code according to answers 5. Is part of the building used for business purposes? 34843 1 No 1 Yes Rent for whole dwelling area Rent for whole dwelling area Rent for whole dwelling area Rent for whole dwelling area Rent for whole dwelling area Please fill in with the code according to answers 6. Monthly rent or estimated rental if owner-occupied home? Enter rent paid or best estimates. 34843 30 99998 1879.097 2388.34 Rent for living area Rent for living area Rent for living area Rent for living area Rent for living area Please fill in with the code according to answers 6. Monthly rent or estimated rental if owner-occupied home? Enter rent paid for living area, excluding area use for household business. 34843 30 99998 1665.163 2073.535 Advance payment on rent Advance payment on rent Advance payment on rent Advance payment on rent Advance payment on rent Please fill in with the code according to answers 7. Advance payment for rent 76 34767 100 133333 18272.5 23568.268 Mobility Mobility Mobility Mobility Mobility Please fill in with the code according to answers 8. How long has head of household lived in this place 34843 9 Always in this dwelling 1 Always lived in Amphoe, in this dwelling 5 Yrs or more 2 Always lived in Amphoe, in this dwelling 1 Yr or more but less than 5 Yrs. 3 Always lived in Amphoe, in this dwelling less than 1 Yr 4 Lived in Amphoe 10 yrs or more, in this dwelling 5 yrs or more 5 Lived in Amphoe 10 yrs or more, in this dwelling 1 yr or more but less than 5 yrs 6 Lived in Amphoe 10 yrs or more, in this dwelling less than 1 yr 7 Lived in Amphoe less than 10 yrs, in this dwelling 5 yrs or more 8 Lived in Amphoe less than 10 yrs, in this dwelling 1 yr or more but less than 5 yrs 9 Lived in Amphoe less than 10 yrs, in this dwelling less than 1 yr No. of rooms No. of rooms No. of rooms No. of rooms No. of rooms Please fill in with the code according to answers 9. Number of rooms occupied by the household 34843 1 9 2.66 1.313 No. of bedrooms No. of bedrooms No. of bedrooms No. of bedrooms No. of bedrooms Please fill in with the code according to answers 9. Number of rooms Number of bedrooms 34843 1 9 1.774 0.861 Electricity in dwelling Electricity in dwelling Electricity in dwelling Electricity in dwelling Electricity in dwelling Please fill in with the code according to answers 10. Electricity in dwelling 34843 1 No 1 Yes Cooking fuel Cooking fuel Cooking fuel Cooking fuel Cooking fuel Please fill in with the code according to answers 11. Cooking fuel 34843 6 No cooking done 1 Charcoal 2 Wood 3 Kerosene 4 Gas 5 Electricity 6 Other Toilet facilities Toilet facilities Toilet facilities Toilet facilities Toilet facilities Please fill in with the code according to answers 12. Toilet facilities 34843 7 No facilities nearby 1 Flush latrine - Private 2 Flush latrine - Shared 3 Moulded latrine - Private 4 Moulded latrine - Shared 5 Flush and moulded - Private 6 Flush and moulded - Shared 7 Others Drinking water Drinking water Drinking water Drinking water Drinking water Please fill in with the code according to answers 13. Drinking water 34843 9 Bottle - water 1 Inside piped water supply - Private 2 Inside piped water supply - Shared 3 Inside piped underground water - Private 4 Inside piped underground water - Shared 5 Outside piped or public tap 6 Well or Underground water 7 River, stream, etc. 8 Rain water 9 Others Water supply for general use Water supply for general use Water supply for general use Water supply for general use Water supply for general use Please fill in with the code according to answers 14. Water supply for general use Enter the code according to no. 13 34843 1 9 1 Inside piped water supply - Private 2 Inside piped water supply - Shared 3 Inside piped underground water - Private 4 Inside piped underground water - Shared 5 Outside piped or public tap 6 Well or Underground water 7 River, stream, etc. 8 Rain water 9 Others Bed Bed Bed Bed Bed Please fill in with the code according to answers 15. Does the household own any of the following items? Bed, wood or metal If yes - specify for quantity If no, fill in "-" 19191 15652 1 9 1.675 0.914 Gas stove Gas stove Gas stove Gas stove Gas stove Please fill in with the code according to answers 15. Does the household own any of the following items? Cook stove - gas If yes - specify for quantity If no, fill in "-" 26960 7883 1 9 1.042 0.253 Electric stove Electric stove Electric stove Electric stove Electric stove Please fill in with the code according to answers 15. Does the household own any of the following items? Cook stove - electricity If yes - specify for quantity If no, fill in "-" 4829 30014 1 5 1.028 0.203 Microwave ovens Microwave ovens Microwave ovens Microwave ovens Microwave ovens Please fill in with the code according to answers 15. Does the household own any of the following items? Microwave ovens If yes - specify for quantity If no, fill in "-" 4395 30448 1 3 1.006 0.0824 Electrical pot Electrical pot Electrical pot Electrical pot Electrical pot Please fill in with the code according to answers 15. Does the household own any of the following items? Electrical pot If yes - specify for quantity If no, fill in "-" 21367 13476 1 5 1.016 0.139 Refrigerator Refrigerator Refrigerator Refrigerator Refrigerator Please fill in with the code according to answers 15. Does the household own any of the following items? Refrigerator If yes - specify for quantity If no, fill in "-" 29151 5692 1 5 1.067 0.286 Electrical iron Electrical iron Electrical iron Electrical iron Electrical iron Please fill in with the code according to answers 15. Does the household own any of the following items? Electrical iron If yes - specify for quantity If no, fill in "-" 28289 6554 1 6 1.034 0.209 Electrical cooking pot Electrical cooking pot Electrical cooking pot Electrical cooking pot Electrical cooking pot Please fill in with the code according to answers 15. Does the household own any of the following items? Electrical cooking pot If yes - specify for quantity If no, fill in "-" 30130 4713 1 9 1.06 0.28 Electrical fan Electrical fan Electrical fan Electrical fan Electrical fan Please fill in with the code according to answers 15. Does the household own any of the following items? Electrical fan If yes - specify for quantity If no, fill in "-" 33492 1351 1 9 2.323 1.361 Radio Radio Radio Radio Radio Please fill in with the code according to answers 15. Does the household own any of the following items? Radio If yes - specify for quantity If no, fill in "-" 22940 11903 1 9 1.127 0.438 T.V. T.V. T.V. T.V. T.V. Please fill in with the code according to answers 15. Does the household own any of the following items? Television If yes - specify for quantity If no, fill in "-" 32660 2183 1 9 1.274 0.612 Video, VCD, DVD Video, VCD, DVD Video, VCD, DVD Video, VCD, DVD Video, VCD, DVD Please fill in with the code according to answers 15. Does the household own any of the following items? Video, VCD, DVD If yes - specify for quantity If no, fill in "-" 21747 13096 1 8 1.084 0.333 Washing machine Washing machine Washing machine Washing machine Washing machine Please fill in with the code according to answers 15. Does the household own any of the following items? Washing machine If yes - specify for quantity If no, fill in "-" 15760 19083 1 5 1.028 0.19 Air conditioner Air conditioner Air conditioner Air conditioner Air conditioner Please fill in with the code according to answers 15. Does the household own any of the following items? Air conditioner If yes - specify for quantity If no, fill in "-" 5139 29704 1 9 1.49 0.892 Water boiler Water boiler Water boiler Water boiler Water boiler Please fill in with the code according to answers 15. Does the household own any of the following items? Water boiler If yes - specify for quantity If no, fill in "-" 4647 30196 1 6 1.102 0.361 Bicycle Bicycle Bicycle Bicycle Bicycle Please fill in with the code according to answers 15. Does the household own any of the following items? Bicycle If yes - specify for quantity If no, fill in "-" 16706 18137 1 9 1.298 0.622 Home computer Home computer Home computer Home computer Home computer Please fill in with the code according to answers 15. Does the household own any of the following items? Home computer If yes - specify for quantity If no, fill in "-" 5414 29429 1 9 1.083 0.387 Telephone Telephone Telephone Telephone Telephone Please fill in with the code according to answers 15. Does the household own any of the following items? Telephone (Include PCT) If yes - specify for quantity If no, fill in "-" 11477 23366 1 8 1.066 0.302 Mobile phone Mobile phone Mobile phone Mobile phone Mobile phone Please fill in with the code according to answers 15. Does the household own any of the following items? Mobile phone If yes - specify for quantity If no, fill in "-" 22168 12675 1 9 1.442 0.751 Facsimile Facsimile Facsimile Facsimile Facsimile Please fill in with the code according to answers 15. Does the household own any of the following items? Facsimile If yes - specify for quantity If no, fill in "-" 510 34333 1 7 1.073 0.486 No. of fluorescences No. of fluorescences No. of fluorescences No. of fluorescences No. of fluorescences Please fill in with the code according to answers 15. Does the household own any of the following items? Fluorescence If yes - specify for quantity If no, fill in "-" 34376 467 1 30 5.964 3.687 No. of light bulbs No. of light bulbs No. of light bulbs No. of light bulbs No. of light bulbs Please fill in with the code according to answers 15. Does the household own any of the following items? Light bulb If yes - specify for quantity If no, fill in "-" 5210 29633 1 30 2.109 2.351 No. of compact fluo. lamps No. of compact fluo. lamps No. of compact fluo. lamps No. of compact fluo. lamps No. of compact fluo. lamps Please fill in with the code according to answers 15. Does the household own any of the following items? Compact fluorescent lamp If yes - specify for quantity If no, fill in "-" 2500 32343 1 30 3.284 4.037 Automobile Automobile Automobile Automobile Automobile Please fill in with the code according to answers 16. Does the household use any of the following item for private? Automobile If yes - specify the quantity If no, fill in "-" 4331 30512 1 8 1.16 0.46 Pick-up / Mini-truck, van Pick-up / Mini-truck, van Pick-up / Mini-truck, van Pick-up / Mini-truck, van Pick-up / Mini-truck, van Please fill in with the code according to answers 16. Does the household use any of the following item for private? Pick-up (Mini truck) If yes - specify the quantity If no, fill in "-" 6559 28284 1 9 1.105 0.383 Other mini-truck Other mini-truck Other mini-truck Other mini-truck Other mini-truck Please fill in with the code according to answers 16. Does the household use any of the following item for private? Other mini-truck If yes - specify the quantity If no, fill in "-" 2297 32546 1 9 1.11 0.462 Motor boat Motor boat Motor boat Motor boat Motor boat Please fill in with the code according to answers 16. Does the household use any of the following item for private? Motor boat If yes - specify the quantity If no, fill in "-" 134 34709 1 3 1.142 0.427 Motorcycle Motorcycle Motorcycle Motorcycle Motorcycle Please fill in with the code according to answers 16. Does the household use any of the following item for private? Motorcycle If yes - specify the quantity If no, fill in "-" 24814 10029 1 7 1.342 0.608 Members with access to internet Members with access to internet Members with access to internet Members with access to internet Members with access to internet Use of information and communication technology in household 17. No. of members accessed to the internet in the past 12 months, regardless of where to access it. If not enter "0". 34843 15 0.313 0.714 Computers with internet access Computers with internet access Computers with internet access Computers with internet access Computers with internet access Use of information and communication technology in household. Ask only households that have computers. 18. No. of computer with the internet connected. If not enter "0". 2200 32643 1 7 1.077 0.372 Not available Region Region Region Region Region 1. Region 968730 1 5 1 Bangkok Metropolis 2 Central 3 North 4 Northeast 5 South Changwat Changwat Changwat Changwat Changwat 2. Changwat 968730 10 96 10 Bangkok Metropolis 11 Samut Prakan 12 Nonthaburi 13 Pathum thani 14 Phra nakhon si ayutthaya 15 Ang thong 16 Lop buri 17 Sing buri 18 Chai nat 19 Saraburi 20 Chon buri 21 Rayong 22 Chanthaburi 23 Trat 24 Chachoengsao 25 Prachin buri 26 Nakhon nayok 27 Sakaeo 30 Nakhon ratchasima 31 Buri ram 32 Surin 33 Si sa ket 34 Ubon ratchathani 35 Yasothon 36 Chaiyaphum 37 Amnat charoen 39 Nong bua lam phu 40 Khon kaen 41 Udon thani 42 Loei 43 Nong khai 44 Maha sarakham 45 Roi et 46 kalasin 47 Sakon nakhon 48 Nakhon phanom 49 Mukdahan 50 Chiang mai 51 Lamphun 52 Lampang 53 Uttaradit 54 Phrae 55 Nan 56 Phayao 57 Chiang rai 58 Mae hong son 60 Nakhon sawan 61 Uthai thani 62 Kamphang phet 63 Tak 64 Sukhothai 65 Phitsanulok 66 Phichit 67 Phetchabun 70 Ratchaburi 71 Kanchanaburi 72 Suphanburi 73 Nakhon pathom 74 Samut sakhon 75 Samut songkhram 76 Phetchaburi 77 Prachuap khiri khan 80 Nakhon si thammarat 81 Krabi 82 Phangnga 83 Phuket 84 Surat thani 85 Ranong 86 Chumphon 90 Songkhla 91 Satun 92 Trang 93 Phatthalung 94 Pattani 95 Yala 96 Naratiwat Amphoe Amphoe Amphoe Amphoe Amphoe 3. Amphoe 968730 1 50 Tambon Tambon Tambon Tambon Tambon 4. Tambon 968730 1 27 Type of Community Type of Community Type of Community Type of Community Type of Community 5. Municipal area / Non-municipal area 968730 1 2 1 Municipal area 2 Non-municipal area Enumeration District Enumeration District Enumeration District Enumeration District Enumeration District E.D. no. 968730 1 167 Block/Village Block/Village Block/Village Block/Village Block/Village Block no. / Village no. 968730 1 20 Household No. Household No. Household No. Household No. Household No. Household no. ID8 968730 1 15 The private household was referred to as: 1. One-person households, i.e. a person who made provision for his own food and other essentials of living without combining with any other persons. 2. Multiperson households, i.e. a group of two or more persons who made common provision for food and other essentials of living. They might be either related or unrelated such as: 2.1 a household comprised a group of related persons by blood, marriage or adoption 2.2 a household comprised a group of unrelated persons, not exceeding five who live together sharing the lodging. (included as one private household) 2.3 a household comprised a group of employees living together, not exceeding five persons. (included as one private household) 2.4 a household comprised a group of six or more persons, among them at least four persons who are relatives, or not exceeding three relatives where one among them is responsible for all expenses. (included as one private household) Remarks: Item 2.2 and 2.3 were different from the previous surveys which was conducted before the year 1998, in that each person was treated as one-person household. Sub-record No. Sub-record No. Sub-record No. Sub-record No. Sub-record No. Sub-record No. SRN 968730 1 12 Data Field No. Data Field No. Data Field No. Data Field No. Data Field No. 968730 1 9 A "Data Field" comprises the Group Code (FG), the Item Code (FI), the Source (FS), and the Value (FV) Group Code Group Code Group Code Group Code Group Code Code of item (first 3 digits) 968730 201 990 201 Men's clothing 202 Women's clothing 203 Clothing for boys and girls 204 Cloth and Clothing, miscellaneous 211 Men's footwear 212 Women's footwear 213 Boys' and girls' footwear 214 Footwear, miscellaneous 301 Housing 302 Household operations 311 Textile house furnishings 312 Minor household equipment 313 Furniture and major equipment 321 Cleaning supplies 322 Servants 401 Medical supplies 402 Medical services (Outpatients) 403 Medical services (Inpatients) 411 Personal care 412 Personal services 501 Local transportation 502 Special travel 511 Maintenance of private vehicles 512 Ownership of vehicle 520 Communication services 530 Communication equipment 601 Recreation, admission fees 602 Recreation, sports, toys 603 Recreation equipment 610 Reading materials 620 Religious activities 630 Education expenses 701 Special ceremonies 702 Miscellaneous 900 Direct taxes 910 Gifts and contributions 920 Occupational expenses 930 Insurance premiums 950 Other expenses 990 Total expenses Item Code Item Code Item Code Item Code Item Code Code of item (last 2 digits) 968730 1 99 Item Code Item Code Item Code Item Code Item Code Code of item 968730 20101 99099 51645.705 22566.783 20101 Men's clothing - Cotton cloth 20102 Men's clothing - Nylon cloth 20103 Men's clothing - Other cloth 20104 Men's clothing - School uniform 20105 Men's clothing - Office uniform 20106 Men's clothing - Raincoats, light jackets 20107 Men's clothing - Jackets, Sweaters 20108 Men's clothing - Trousers, Shorts 20109 Men's clothing - Dressing Shirts 20110 Men's clothing - Polo shirt 20111 Men's clothing - Sports shirt and T-shirt 20112 Men's clothing - Singlet 20113 Men's clothing - Shirts, others 20114 Men's clothing - Chinese trousers 20115 Men's clothing - Sleepwear 20116 Men's clothing - Robes 20121 Men's clothing - Panung, Sarong 20123 20124 Men's clothing - Briefs and underpants 20125 Men's clothing - Socks 20127 Men's clothing - Neckties 20128 Men's clothing - Handkerchiefs 20129 Men's clothing - Gloves made of cloth 20130 Men's clothing - Crash helments 20131 Men's clothing - Belts 20132 Men's clothing - Swimming suits 20133 Men's clothing - PA-KAO-MA 20134 Men's clothing - Other men's clothing 20199 20201 Women's clothing - Cotton cloth 20202 Women's clothing - Nylon cloth 20203 Women's clothing - Other cloth 20204 Women's clothing - School uniform 20205 Women's clothing - Office uniform 20206 Women's clothing - Raincoats, light jackets 20207 Women's clothing - Jackets, Sweaters 20208 Women's clothing - Trousers, Shorts 20209 Women's clothing - Dressing Shirts 20210 Women's clothing - Polo shirt 20211 Women's clothing - Sports shirt and T-shirt 20212 Women's clothing - Singlet 20213 Women's clothing - Shirts, others 20214 Women's clothing - Chinese trousers 20215 Women's clothing - Sleepwear 20216 Women's clothing - Robes 20217 20218 Women's clothing - Dress and maternal dresses 20219 Women's clothing - Blouses, saks 20220 Women's clothing - Skirts 20221 Women's clothing - Panung, Sarong 20222 Women's clothing - Slip, petticoat 20223 Women's clothing - Brassieres 20224 Women's clothing - Briefs and underpants 20225 Women's clothing - Socks 20226 Women's clothing - Panties 20227 Women's clothing - Neckties 20228 Women's clothing - Handkerchiefs 20229 Women's clothing - Gloves made of cloth 20230 Women's clothing - Crash helments 20231 Women's clothing - Belts 20232 Women's clothing - Swimming suits 20233 20234 Women's clothing - Other men's clothing 20301 Clothing for boys and girls - Cotton cloth 20302 Clothing for boys and girls - Nylon cloth 20303 Clothing for boys and girls - Other cloth 20304 Clothing for boys and girls - School uniform 20305 20306 Clothing for boys and girls - Raincoats, light jackets 20307 Clothing for boys and girls - Jackets, Sweaters 20308 Clothing for boys and girls - Trousers, Shorts 20309 Clothing for boys and girls - Dressing Shirts 20310 Clothing for boys and girls - Polo shirt 20311 Clothing for boys and girls - Sports shirt and T-shirt 20312 Clothing for boys and girls - Singlet 20313 Clothing for boys and girls - Shirts, others 20314 Clothing for boys and girls - Chinese trousers 20315 Clothing for boys and girls - Sleepwear 20316 Clothing for boys and girls - Robes 20317 Clothing for boys and girls - Robes 20318 Clothing for boys and girls - Dress and maternal dresses 20319 Clothing for boys and girls - Blouses, saks 20320 Clothing for boys and girls - Skirts 20321 Clothing for boys and girls - Panung, Sarong 20322 Clothing for boys and girls - Slip, petticoat 20323 Clothing for boys and girls - Brassieres 20324 Clothing for boys and girls - Briefs and underpants 20325 Clothing for boys and girls - Socks 20326 Clothing for boys and girls - Panties 20327 Clothing for boys and girls - Neckties 20328 Clothing for boys and girls - Handkerchiefs 20329 Clothing for boys and girls - Gloves made of cloth 20330 Clothing for boys and girls - Crash helments 20331 Clothing for boys and girls - Belts 20332 Clothing for boys and girls - Swimming suits 20333 Clothing for boys and girls - Swimming suits 20334 Clothing for boys and girls - Other men's clothing 20399 20401 Tailoring for men 20402 Tailoring for women 20403 Tailoring for boys and girls 20404 Sewing accessories 20405 Repair and altering of garments 20406 Hire of clothes 20407 Laundry and dry cleaning 20408 Others 20409 20410 20411 20412 20413 20415 20416 20417 20418 20419 20420 20421 20422 20423 20424 20425 20426 20429 20431 20432 20433 20434 20499 21101 Men's footwear - Dress leather shoes 21102 Men's footwear - Other leather shoes 21103 Men's footwear - Sport shoes 21104 Men's footwear - Sneakers 21105 Men's footwear - Leather slippers 21106 Men's footwear - Rubber slippers 21107 Men's footwear - Others 21108 21109 21110 21111 21112 21113 21114 21115 21116 21117 21118 21119 21120 21121 21123 21124 21125 21127 21129 21130 21131 21133 21134 21199 21201 Women's footwear - Dress leather shoes 21202 Women's footwear - Other leather shoes 21203 Women's footwear - Sport shoes 21204 Women's footwear - Sneakers 21205 Women's footwear - Leather slippers 21206 Women's footwear - Rubber slippers 21207 Women's footwear - Others 21208 21209 21210 21211 21212 21213 21214 21215 21216 21217 21218 21219 21220 21221 21222 21223 21224 21225 21226 21229 21230 21231 21233 21234 21301 Boys' and girls' footwear - Dress leather shoes 21302 Boys' and girls' footwear - Other leather shoes 21303 Boys' and girls' footwear - Sport shoes 21304 Boys' and girls' footwear - Sneakers 21305 Boys' and girls' footwear - Leather slippers 21306 Boys' and girls' footwear - Rubber slippers 21307 Boys' and girls' footwear - Others 21308 21309 21310 21311 21312 21313 21315 21316 21317 21318 21319 21320 21321 21323 21324 21325 21329 21330 21332 21334 21401 Shoe repair for men 21402 Shoe repair for women 21403 Shoe repair fo boys and girls 21404 Hire of footwear and shoes cleaning services 21406 21407 21408 21409 21411 21418 21419 21430 30101 - House rent 30102 - Land rent 30103 - Land tax 30104 - Lumber 30105 - Cement 30106 - Bricks 30107 - Roof tiles 30108 - Roof tin 30109 - Other materials for repair 30110 - Painting 30111 - Fitting/repair plumbing and bathroom appliances 30112 - Fixtures and fitting for electricity 30113 - Other labour costs 30114 - Tools for maintenance / repair of dwelling 30115 30116 30117 30118 30119 30120 30121 30122 30123 30124 30125 30126 30128 30129 30130 30131 30133 30134 30199 30201 - Electricity 30202 - Cooking gas 30203 - Gas for other purposes 30204 - Charcoal 30205 - Wood 30206 - Kerosene 30207 - Batteries 30208 - Matches 30209 - Candles 30210 - Light bulbs 30211 - Lamps 30212 - Water supply 30213 - Underground water 30214 - Other fuel and light 30217 30221 30222 30223 30224 30225 30299 31101 - Mosquito net 31102 - Bed sheets 31103 - Pillow cases 31104 - Blankets 31105 - Bed spreads 31106 - Curtains 31107 - Towels 31108 - Table cloth 31109 - Table and kitchen linen 31110 - Floor mats 31111 - Door mats 31112 - Other cloth used in household 31113 31114 31116 31123 31199 31201 - Glassware 31202 - Pottery ware 31203 - Cutlery 31204 - Pots and pans 31205 - Dishes 31206 - Small kitchen utensils 31207 - Basin 31208 - Buckets jars 31209 - Vacuum flasks 31210 - Charcoal stove 31211 - Others 31212 31213 31214 31225 31299 31301 - Beds 31302 - Chairs, tables 31303 - Sofas 31304 - Other furniture 31305 - Carpets 31306 - Mattress, pillows 31307 - Cook stove, gas or electric 31308 - Microwave ovens 31309 - Electric pots 31310 - Water filter 31311 - Electric iron 31312 - Electric fan 31313 - Sewing machine 31314 - Vacuum cleaner 31315 - Refrigerators 31316 - Lawn mower 31317 - Household water pump 31318 - Washing machine 31319 - Blenders, mixers 31320 - Rice cookers 31321 - Air conditioners 31322 - Water boiler 31323 Major equipment - Maintenance and repair 31324 Major equipment - Others 31399 32101 Cleaning supplies - Detergent, soap, flake 32102 - Liquid detergents 32103 - Softener and starch 32104 - Household polishes 32105 - Mops and brooms 32106 - Deodorizer 32107 - Insecticides, disinfectants 32108 - Rubbish services 32109 - Others 32110 32111 32112 32113 32114 32122 32123 32124 32125 32199 32201 - Maids 32202 - Cooks 32203 - Guards 32204 - Gardeners 32205 - Drivers 32206 - Laundress 32207 - Baby sitters 32208 - Other servants 32299 40101 - Cough remedies 40102 - Antipyretics and analgesics 40103 - Cold remedies 40104 - Anti-inflammatory analgesics, muscle relaxants 40105 - Antimicrobials 40106 - Antivenim 40107 - Antifungals-dermatologic preparation 40108 - Antiseptics 40109 - Laxatives, purgatives 40110 - Anthelmintics 40111 - Antacids, digestives, carminatives 40112 - Antidiarrheals 40113 - Contraceptives 40114 - Inhalant 40115 - Vitamins 40116 - Other modern drugs 40117 - Traditional/herbal drugs 40118 - Condom 40119 - First-aid kits and other medical equipments 40123 40199 40201 Outpatients - Traditional healer/sed harb medical servicces 40202 Outpatients - Public health centre 40203 Outpatients - Public hospital within amphoe 40204 Outpatients - Provincial public hospital 40205 Outpatients - Private hospital 40206 Outpatients - Private clinic 40207 Outpatients - Private dental clinic 40208 Outpatients - Other 40209 40210 40211 40212 40213 40214 40215 40216 40217 40218 40219 40299 40301 Inpatients - Public hospital within amphoe 40302 Inpatients - Provincial public hospital 40303 Inpatients - Public hospital in the other provinces 40304 Inpatients - Private hospital within province 40305 Inpatients - Private hospital in the other provinces 40306 Inpatients - Other medical services 40307 - Optometry services, including corrective eye-glasses, contact lenses, etc. 40308 40309 40311 40312 40313 40314 40315 40316 40317 40399 41101 - Toilet soap 41102 - Toothpaste 41103 - Toothbrush / electric toothbrush 41104 - Shampoo and conditioner 41105 - Hair tonic, hair lotion 41106 - Perfume and cologne 41107 - Face powder and powder 41108 - Lipstick 41109 - Other cosmetics 41110 - Brushes / electric brushes 41111 - Razor and blades, electric shaver 41112 - Hand-bags, purses, suitcases 41113 - Wrist watch 41114 - Sunglasses 41115 - Toilet paper, tissue paper 41116 - Sanitary napkins 41117 - Other supplies, i.e. Umbrella, student bags 41118 - Other repairs 41119 41123 41199 41201 - Haircut 41202 - Haircurl 41203 - Hairset 41204 - Hairdye 41205 - Manicure 41206 - Face and body massage 41207 - Traditional massage 41208 - Turkish bath, massage 41209 - Other personal services 41210 41211 41212 41213 41214 41215 41216 41217 41218 41219 41223 41299 50101 Local transport - Bus 50102 Local transport - Taxi, Samlor 50103 Local transport - Samlor (Tricycle) 50104 Local transport - Motorcycle 50105 Local transport - Mini bus / Van 50106 Local transport - School bus 50107 Local transport - Bus provided only for staff 50108 Local transport - Boar and ferry 50109 Local transport - Train, sky train 50110 Local transport - Other 50111 50112 50114 50115 50116 50117 50123 50199 50201 - Travel to visit home/relatives, to religious activity and other businesses 50202 - Personal domestic trip 50203 - Personal out-bound trip 50204 - Package of doemstic trip and other expenses 50205 - Package of out-bound tour and other expenses 50206 - Expenses on goods/souvenir during the domestic trip 50207 - Expenses on goods/souvenir during the out-bound trip 50208 50209 50210 50211 50214 50215 50216 50217 50218 50299 51101 - Unleaded gasoline (Octane No. 87) 51102 - Unleaded gasoline (Octane No. 91, 92) 51103 - Unleaded gasoline (Octane No. 95) 51104 - High speed diesel 51105 - Low speed diesel 51106 - Liquified petroleum gas 51107 - Grease & lubricating oil 51108 - Lubrication 51109 - Washing 51110 - Tire repair 51111 - Overhaul 51112 - Repairs and spare parts 51113 - Driving lessons 51114 - Parking rate 51115 - Toll fees 51116 Private vehicles - Other maintenance costs 51117 51123 51199 51201 Vehicle expenditure - Automobile, van, pick-up 51202 Vehicle expenditure - Motorcycle 51203 Vehicle expenditure - Bicycle 51204 Vehicle expenditure - Other vehicles 51205 Vehicle expenditure - Tire and inner tube 51206 Vehicle expenditure - Battery 51207 Vehicle expenditure - License fees 51208 Vehicle expenditure - Registration fees 51209 Vehicle expenditure - Other 51210 51211 51212 51213 51214 51215 51216 51217 51218 51219 51220 51221 51223 51224 51299 52001 - Telephone (including public phone) 52002 - Packlink, Phonelink (service rate) 52003 - Membership and internet services 52004 - Telegraph 52005 - Postage 52006 - Writing pad and envelope 52007 - Ink, pens and otehr stationery 52008 - Other communications 52009 52010 52011 52012 52014 52015 52016 52099 53001 Communication equipment - Telephone handset 53002 Communication equipment - Mobile phone 53003 Communication equipment - Facsimile 53004 Communication equipment - Packlink, Phonelink, etc 53005 Communication equipment - Installation fees 53006 Communication equipment - Others 53007 53008 53009 53012 53013 53015 53016 53018 60101 - Cinema 60102 - Theatre/traditional arts 60103 - Sport stadiums 60104 - Fairs 60105 - Amusement parks 60106 - Museums 60107 - Gardens, zoo, historical sites 60108 - Sightseeing 60109 - Swimming rate 60110 - Sport fees 60111 - Horse racing rate 60112 - Memberships 60113 Admissions - Others 60199 60201 - Toys 60202 - Tricycle, etc 60203 - Tennis, golf and sport equipments 60204 - Body fitness equipments 60205 - Lottery tickets 60206 - Numbers game 60207 - Other gamblings 60208 - Film, memory stick, developed & contact printing 60209 - Purchasing records, tapes, VDO tape, VCD 60210 - Renting records, tapes, VDO tape, VCD 60211 - Cable TV membership fees 60212 - Souvenir/collection (coin, stamp) 60213 - Pets and pet equipments 60214 - Pet food and pet care/beauty 60215 - Flower/flower craft 60216 - Trees/shrubs/fertilizer/sprays/garden equip 60217 Sport, Toy - Others 60299 60301 - Radio 60302 - Tape recorders 60303 - Receiver-tape players 60304 - Disc players, stereo 60305 - Musical instruments 60306 - TV sets 60307 - Video 60308 - Camcorders 60309 - Cameras 60310 - Movie slide projector 60311 - Home computer equipments 60312 - Cable TV installation fees or satellite discs 60313 Recreation equipment - Maintenance and repair 60314 Recreation equipment - Others 60315 60318 60320 60321 60322 60323 60324 60399 61001 - Newspapers 61002 - Magazines 61003 - Books (other than learning books) 61004 - Library fees 61005 - Other reading materials 61006 61007 61008 61009 61010 61011 61012 61013 61014 61015 61016 61017 61099 62001 Religious activities - Flowers 62002 Religious activities - Joss sticks 62003 Religious activities - Gift to the temples 62004 Religious activities - Other 62005 62006 62007 62008 62009 62010 62011 62012 62013 62014 62015 62016 62017 62099 63001 School fees - Private school 63002 School fees - Public school 63003 Tuition - Private vocational 63004 Tuition - Public vocational 63005 Tuition - Private university 63006 Tuition - Publich unversity 63007 Tuition - Non-formal education school 63008 - Text books 63009 - School equipment 63010 - Special lessons 63011 - Students' lunch (semester or month) 63012 - Pocket money for children to school (daily) 63013 Education expenses - Others 63014 63015 63016 63017 63099 70101 Ceremonies - Wedding 70102 Ceremonies - Ordination 70103 Ceremonies - Cremation 70104 Ceremonies - Birthday 70105 Ceremonies - Others 70106 70107 70108 70109 70110 70111 70112 70113 70114 70199 70201 - Legal fees 70202 - Lawyer fees 70203 - Financial services 70204 - Advertising 70205 - Copy printing 70206 - Child care services (outside dwelling) 70207 - Guards service 70208 Miscellaneous - Others 70209 70210 70211 70212 70213 70214 70299 90001 - Income tax 90002 - House and land tax 90003 - Fine 90004 Taxes - Others 90005 90006 90007 90008 90009 90011 90012 90013 90014 90099 91001 Contributions - Religious institutions 91002 Contributions - Educational institutions 91003 Contributions - Charitable institutions 91004 Contributions - Political institutions 91005 Contributions - Persons not in the household 91006 Contributions - Others 91007 91008 91009 91010 91011 91012 91013 91014 91016 91099 92001 Organizational expenses - Labour union 92002 Organizational expenses - Agricultural associations 92003 Organizational expenses - Trade associations 92004 Organizational expenses - Others 92005 92006 92007 92008 92009 92010 92011 92012 92013 92014 92016 92099 93001 - Property insurance 93002 - Life insurance 93003 - Accident insurance 93004 - Auto insurance 93005 - Third party insurance 93006 Insurance - Others 93009 93011 93012 93014 93099 95001 Other expenditures - Interest 95002 Other expenditures - Shares 95003 Other expenditures - Lost money 95004 Other expenditures - Compensation 95005 Other expenditures - Money to servants 95006 Other expenditures - Packing, grating moving services 95007 Other expenditures - Services 95008 Other expenditures - Other 95009 95012 95013 95015 95016 95018 95020 95023 95024 95099 99001 99002 99003 99004 99005 99006 99007 99008 99009 99011 99012 99013 99014 99015 99016 99017 99018 99019 99020 99023 99099 Total expenses Source Source Source Source Source Source 968730 1 4 1 Bought in the market 2 Received as assistance or free of charge 3 Part of wages and salaries 4 Other (i.e. Produce own account) Value Value Value Value Value Total Cost (Baht) 968730 1 549474 667.657 3498.513 Region Region Region Region Region 1. Region 34843 1 5 1 Bangkok Metropolis 2 Central 3 North 4 Northeast 5 South Changwat Changwat Changwat Changwat Changwat 2. Changwat 34843 10 96 10 Bangkok Metropolis 11 Samut Prakan 12 Nonthaburi 13 Pathum thani 14 Phra nakhon si ayutthaya 15 Ang thong 16 Lop buri 17 Sing buri 18 Chai nat 19 Saraburi 20 Chon buri 21 Rayong 22 Chanthaburi 23 Trat 24 Chachoengsao 25 Prachin buri 26 Nakhon nayok 27 Sakaeo 30 Nakhon ratchasima 31 Buri ram 32 Surin 33 Si sa ket 34 Ubon ratchathani 35 Yasothon 36 Chaiyaphum 37 Amnat charoen 39 Nong bua lam phu 40 Khon kaen 41 Udon thani 42 Loei 43 Nong khai 44 Maha sarakham 45 Roi et 46 kalasin 47 Sakon nakhon 48 Nakhon phanom 49 Mukdahan 50 Chiang mai 51 Lamphun 52 Lampang 53 Uttaradit 54 Phrae 55 Nan 56 Phayao 57 Chiang rai 58 Mae hong son 60 Nakhon sawan 61 Uthai thani 62 Kamphang phet 63 Tak 64 Sukhothai 65 Phitsanulok 66 Phichit 67 Phetchabun 70 Ratchaburi 71 Kanchanaburi 72 Suphanburi 73 Nakhon pathom 74 Samut sakhon 75 Samut songkhram 76 Phetchaburi 77 Prachuap khiri khan 80 Nakhon si thammarat 81 Krabi 82 Phangnga 83 Phuket 84 Surat thani 85 Ranong 86 Chumphon 90 Songkhla 91 Satun 92 Trang 93 Phatthalung 94 Pattani 95 Yala 96 Naratiwat Amphoe Amphoe Amphoe Amphoe Amphoe 3. Amphoe 34843 1 50 Tambon Tambon Tambon Tambon Tambon 4. Tambon 34843 1 27 Type of Community Type of Community Type of Community Type of Community Type of Community 5. Municipal area / Non-municipal area 34843 1 2 1 Municipal area 2 Non-municipal area Enumeration District Enumeration District Enumeration District Enumeration District Enumeration District E.D. no. 34843 1 167 Block/Village Block/Village Block/Village Block/Village Block/Village Block no. / Village no. 34843 1 20 Household No. Household No. Household No. Household No. Household No. Household no. ID8 34843 1 15 The private household was referred to as: 1. One-person households, i.e. a person who made provision for his own food and other essentials of living without combining with any other persons. 2. Multiperson households, i.e. a group of two or more persons who made common provision for food and other essentials of living. They might be either related or unrelated such as: 2.1 a household comprised a group of related persons by blood, marriage or adoption 2.2 a household comprised a group of unrelated persons, not exceeding five who live together sharing the lodging. (included as one private household) 2.3 a household comprised a group of employees living together, not exceeding five persons. (included as one private household) 2.4 a household comprised a group of six or more persons, among them at least four persons who are relatives, or not exceeding three relatives where one among them is responsible for all expenses. (included as one private household) Remarks: Item 2.2 and 2.3 were different from the previous surveys which was conducted before the year 1998, in that each person was treated as one-person household. Grain & Cereal, bought/bartered Grain & Cereal, bought/bartered Grain & Cereal, bought/bartered Grain & Cereal, bought/bartered Grain & Cereal, bought/bartered 2. How much does the household usually spend on the following groups of food, beverages and tobacco, in a week? 1. Grains and cereal products: Rice, glutinous rice, flour, bread, noodles, bean curd, milo, cornflakes, etc. Usual weekly expenditure in the market Fresh, Dried 27474 7369 1 1413 86.754 67.521 Grain & Cereal, received free Grain & Cereal, received free Grain & Cereal, received free Grain & Cereal, received free Grain & Cereal, received free 2. How much does the household usually spend on the following groups of food, beverages and tobacco, in a week? 1. Grains and cereal products: Rice, glutinous rice, flour, bread, noodles, bean curd, milo, cornflakes, etc. Value of items received free and consumed during one week 2837 32006 1 915 69.024 61.107 Grain & Cereal, wages/salaries Grain & Cereal, wages/salaries Grain & Cereal, wages/salaries Grain & Cereal, wages/salaries Grain & Cereal, wages/salaries 2. How much does the household usually spend on the following groups of food, beverages and tobacco, in a week? 1. Grains and cereal products: Rice, glutinous rice, flour, bread, noodles, bean curd, milo, cornflakes, etc. Value of items received as part of wages/salaries and consumed during one week 90 34753 7 280 74.478 49.843 Grain & Cereal, home produced Grain & Cereal, home produced Grain & Cereal, home produced Grain & Cereal, home produced Grain & Cereal, home produced 2. How much does the household usually spend on the following groups of food, beverages and tobacco, in a week? 1. Grains and cereal products: Rice, glutinous rice, flour, bread, noodles, bean curd, milo, cornflakes, etc. Value of items received without pay from other sources (including home produced) and consumed during one week. 8043 26800 1 872 120.116 76.673 Meat & Poultry, bought/bartered Meat & Poultry, bought/bartered Meat & Poultry, bought/bartered Meat & Poultry, bought/bartered Meat & Poultry, bought/bartered 2. How much does the household usually spend on the following groups of food, beverages and tobacco, in a week? 2. Meats and poultry: Fresh pork, beef, other meats, hens, ducks, roast port, salt pork dried meat, tinned meat, meat ball, shredded pork and sausage etc. Usual weekly expenditure in the market Fresh, Dried 28641 6202 1 1400 97.171 74.468 Meat & Poultry, received free Meat & Poultry, received free Meat & Poultry, received free Meat & Poultry, received free Meat & Poultry, received free 2. How much does the household usually spend on the following groups of food, beverages and tobacco, in a week? 2. Meats and poultry: Fresh pork, beef, other meats, hens, ducks, roast port, salt pork dried meat, tinned meat, meat ball, shredded pork and sausage etc. Value of items received free and consumed during one week 906 33937 1 560 50.792 49.766 Meat & Poultry, wages/salaries Meat & Poultry, wages/salaries Meat & Poultry, wages/salaries Meat & Poultry, wages/salaries Meat & Poultry, wages/salaries 2. How much does the household usually spend on the following groups of food, beverages and tobacco, in a week? 2. Meats and poultry: Fresh pork, beef, other meats, hens, ducks, roast port, salt pork dried meat, tinned meat, meat ball, shredded pork and sausage etc. Value of items received as part of wages/salaries and consumed during one week 42 34801 20 350 122.405 93.053 Meat & Poultry, home produced Meat & Poultry, home produced Meat & Poultry, home produced Meat & Poultry, home produced Meat & Poultry, home produced 2. How much does the household usually spend on the following groups of food, beverages and tobacco, in a week? 2. Meats and poultry: Fresh pork, beef, other meats, hens, ducks, roast port, salt pork dried meat, tinned meat, meat ball, shredded pork and sausage etc. Value of items received without pay from other sources (including home produced) and consumed during one week. 1192 33651 1 1050 69.661 77.672 Fish & Seafood, bought/bartered Fish & Seafood, bought/bartered Fish & Seafood, bought/bartered Fish & Seafood, bought/bartered Fish & Seafood, bought/bartered 2. How much does the household usually spend on the following groups of food, beverages and tobacco, in a week? 3. Fishes and seafood: Fresh fish, dried fish, prawns, sea crabs, shrimp, fish balls, salt fish, etc. Usual weekly expenditure in the market Fresh, Dried 27404 7439 1 1200 77.641 71.945 Fish & Seafood, received free Fish & Seafood, received free Fish & Seafood, received free Fish & Seafood, received free Fish & Seafood, received free 2. How much does the household usually spend on the following groups of food, beverages and tobacco, in a week? 3. Fishes and seafood: Fresh fish, dried fish, prawns, sea crabs, shrimp, fish balls, salt fish, etc. Value of items received free and consumed during one week 2333 32510 1 600 36.435 46.8 Fish & Seafood, wages/salaries Fish & Seafood, wages/salaries Fish & Seafood, wages/salaries Fish & Seafood, wages/salaries Fish & Seafood, wages/salaries 2. How much does the household usually spend on the following groups of food, beverages and tobacco, in a week? 3. Fishes and seafood: Fresh fish, dried fish, prawns, sea crabs, shrimp, fish balls, salt fish, etc. Value of items received as part of wages/salaries and consumed during one week 74 34769 2 290 82.432 65.902 Fish & Seafood, home produced Fish & Seafood, home produced Fish & Seafood, home produced Fish & Seafood, home produced Fish & Seafood, home produced 2. How much does the household usually spend on the following groups of food, beverages and tobacco, in a week? 3. Fishes and seafood: Fresh fish, dried fish, prawns, sea crabs, shrimp, fish balls, salt fish, etc. Value of items received without pay from other sources (including home produced) and consumed during one week. 6097 28746 1 2000 36.691 57.099 Milk products & Eggs, bought/bartered Milk products & Eggs, bought/bartered Milk products & Eggs, bought/bartered Milk products & Eggs, bought/bartered Milk products & Eggs, bought/bartered 2. How much does the household usually spend on the following groups of food, beverages and tobacco, in a week? 4. Milk, Cheese and eggs: Milk, fresh, tinned powdered cheese, hen eggs, duck eggs, salted eggs, etc. Usual weekly expenditure in the market Fresh, Dried 28765 6078 1 2206 69.639 86.762 Milk products & Eggs, received free Milk products & Eggs, received free Milk products & Eggs, received free Milk products & Eggs, received free Milk products & Eggs, received free 2. How much does the household usually spend on the following groups of food, beverages and tobacco, in a week? 4. Milk, Cheese and eggs: Milk, fresh, tinned powdered cheese, hen eggs, duck eggs, salted eggs, etc. Value of items received free and consumed during one week 7342 27501 2 825 38.75 38.015 Milk products & Eggs, wages/salaries Milk products & Eggs, wages/salaries Milk products & Eggs, wages/salaries Milk products & Eggs, wages/salaries Milk products & Eggs, wages/salaries 2. How much does the household usually spend on the following groups of food, beverages and tobacco, in a week? 4. Milk, Cheese and eggs: Milk, fresh, tinned powdered cheese, hen eggs, duck eggs, salted eggs, etc. Value of items received as part of wages/salaries and consumed during one week 31 34812 9 289 62.419 63.596 Milk products & Eggs, home produced Milk products & Eggs, home produced Milk products & Eggs, home produced Milk products & Eggs, home produced Milk products & Eggs, home produced 2. How much does the household usually spend on the following groups of food, beverages and tobacco, in a week? 4. Milk, Cheese and eggs: Milk, fresh, tinned powdered cheese, hen eggs, duck eggs, salted eggs, etc. Value of items received without pay from other sources (including home produced) and consumed during one week. 1563 33280 1 700 39.04 49.802 Oils & Fats, bought/bartered Oils & Fats, bought/bartered Oils & Fats, bought/bartered Oils & Fats, bought/bartered Oils & Fats, bought/bartered 2. How much does the household usually spend on the following groups of food, beverages and tobacco, in a week? 5. Oils and fats: Lard oil, coconut oil, vegetable oil, butter, margarine, peanut butter, etc. Usual weekly expenditure in the market Fresh, Dried 29507 5336 1 602 15.896 14.417 Oils & Fats, received free Oils & Fats, received free Oils & Fats, received free Oils & Fats, received free Oils & Fats, received free 2. How much does the household usually spend on the following groups of food, beverages and tobacco, in a week? 5. Oils and fats: Lard oil, coconut oil, vegetable oil, butter, margarine, peanut butter, etc. Value of items received free and consumed during one week 700 34143 1 105 12.644 11.171 Oils & Fats, wages/salaries Oils & Fats, wages/salaries Oils & Fats, wages/salaries Oils & Fats, wages/salaries Oils & Fats, wages/salaries 2. How much does the household usually spend on the following groups of food, beverages and tobacco, in a week? 5. Oils and fats: Lard oil, coconut oil, vegetable oil, butter, margarine, peanut butter, etc. Value of items received as part of wages/salaries and consumed during one week 25 34818 3 100 17.84 20.756 Oils & Fats, home produced Oils & Fats, home produced Oils & Fats, home produced Oils & Fats, home produced Oils & Fats, home produced 2. How much does the household usually spend on the following groups of food, beverages and tobacco, in a week? 5. Oils and fats: Lard oil, coconut oil, vegetable oil, butter, margarine, peanut butter, etc. Value of items received without pay from other sources (including home produced) and consumed during one week. 2003 32840 1 204 14.44 12.36 Fruits & Nut, bought/bartered Fruits & Nut, bought/bartered Fruits & Nut, bought/bartered Fruits & Nut, bought/bartered Fruits & Nut, bought/bartered 2. How much does the household usually spend on the following groups of food, beverages and tobacco, in a week? 6. Fruits and nuts: Bananas, oranges, coconut, papaya, pineapple, melon, rambutan, mango, ground nuts, other nuts, etc. Usual weekly expenditure in the market Fresh, Dried 29271 5572 1 1800 78.52 74.774 Fruits & Nut, received free Fruits & Nut, received free Fruits & Nut, received free Fruits & Nut, received free Fruits & Nut, received free 2. How much does the household usually spend on the following groups of food, beverages and tobacco, in a week? 6. Fruits and nuts: Bananas, oranges, coconut, papaya, pineapple, melon, rambutan, mango, ground nuts, other nuts, etc. Value of items received free and consumed during one week 2919 31924 2 1000 46.927 51.543 Fruits & Nut, wages/salaries Fruits & Nut, wages/salaries Fruits & Nut, wages/salaries Fruits & Nut, wages/salaries Fruits & Nut, wages/salaries 2. How much does the household usually spend on the following groups of food, beverages and tobacco, in a week? 6. Fruits and nuts: Bananas, oranges, coconut, papaya, pineapple, melon, rambutan, mango, ground nuts, other nuts, etc. Value of items received as part of wages/salaries and consumed during one week 32 34811 10 120 48.125 34.331 Fruits & Nut, home produced Fruits & Nut, home produced Fruits & Nut, home produced Fruits & Nut, home produced Fruits & Nut, home produced 2. How much does the household usually spend on the following groups of food, beverages and tobacco, in a week? 6. Fruits and nuts: Bananas, oranges, coconut, papaya, pineapple, melon, rambutan, mango, ground nuts, other nuts, etc. Value of items received without pay from other sources (including home produced) and consumed during one week. 3135 31708 1 700 36.269 43.578 Region Region Region Region Region 1. Region 34843 1 5 1 Bangkok Metropolis 2 Central 3 North 4 Northeast 5 South Changwat Changwat Changwat Changwat Changwat 2. Changwat 34843 10 96 10 Bangkok Metropolis 11 Samut Prakan 12 Nonthaburi 13 Pathum thani 14 Phra nakhon si ayutthaya 15 Ang thong 16 Lop buri 17 Sing buri 18 Chai nat 19 Saraburi 20 Chon buri 21 Rayong 22 Chanthaburi 23 Trat 24 Chachoengsao 25 Prachin buri 26 Nakhon nayok 27 Sakaeo 30 Nakhon ratchasima 31 Buri ram 32 Surin 33 Si sa ket 34 Ubon ratchathani 35 Yasothon 36 Chaiyaphum 37 Amnat charoen 39 Nong bua lam phu 40 Khon kaen 41 Udon thani 42 Loei 43 Nong khai 44 Maha sarakham 45 Roi et 46 kalasin 47 Sakon nakhon 48 Nakhon phanom 49 Mukdahan 50 Chiang mai 51 Lamphun 52 Lampang 53 Uttaradit 54 Phrae 55 Nan 56 Phayao 57 Chiang rai 58 Mae hong son 60 Nakhon sawan 61 Uthai thani 62 Kamphang phet 63 Tak 64 Sukhothai 65 Phitsanulok 66 Phichit 67 Phetchabun 70 Ratchaburi 71 Kanchanaburi 72 Suphanburi 73 Nakhon pathom 74 Samut sakhon 75 Samut songkhram 76 Phetchaburi 77 Prachuap khiri khan 80 Nakhon si thammarat 81 Krabi 82 Phangnga 83 Phuket 84 Surat thani 85 Ranong 86 Chumphon 90 Songkhla 91 Satun 92 Trang 93 Phatthalung 94 Pattani 95 Yala 96 Naratiwat Amphoe Amphoe Amphoe Amphoe Amphoe 3. Amphoe 34843 1 50 Tambon Tambon Tambon Tambon Tambon 4. Tambon 34843 1 27 Type of Community Type of Community Type of Community Type of Community Type of Community 5. Municipal area / Non-municipal area 34843 1 2 1 Municipal area 2 Non-municipal area Enumeration District Enumeration District Enumeration District Enumeration District Enumeration District E.D. no. 34843 1 167 Block/Village Block/Village Block/Village Block/Village Block/Village Block no. / Village no. 34843 1 20 Household No. Household No. Household No. Household No. Household No. Household no. ID8 34843 1 15 The private household was referred to as: 1. One-person households, i.e. a person who made provision for his own food and other essentials of living without combining with any other persons. 2. Multiperson households, i.e. a group of two or more persons who made common provision for food and other essentials of living. They might be either related or unrelated such as: 2.1 a household comprised a group of related persons by blood, marriage or adoption 2.2 a household comprised a group of unrelated persons, not exceeding five who live together sharing the lodging. (included as one private household) 2.3 a household comprised a group of employees living together, not exceeding five persons. (included as one private household) 2.4 a household comprised a group of six or more persons, among them at least four persons who are relatives, or not exceeding three relatives where one among them is responsible for all expenses. (included as one private household) Remarks: Item 2.2 and 2.3 were different from the previous surveys which was conducted before the year 1998, in that each person was treated as one-person household. Vegetables, bought/bartered Vegetables, bought/bartered Vegetables, bought/bartered Vegetables, bought/bartered Vegetables, bought/bartered 2. How much does the household usually spend on the following groups of food, beverages and tobacco, in a week? 7. Vegetables: Potatoes, cassave, kale, other greens, tomatoes, garden peas, cowpea, eggplant, green beans, onions, garlic, squasy, chinese flowers, chillies, etc. Usual weekly expenditure in the market Fresh, Dried 30045 4798 1 591 42.629 36.398 Vegetables, received free Vegetables, received free Vegetables, received free Vegetables, received free Vegetables, received free 2. How much does the household usually spend on the following groups of food, beverages and tobacco, in a week? 7. Vegetables: Potatoes, cassave, kale, other greens, tomatoes, garden peas, cowpea, eggplant, green beans, onions, garlic, squasy, chinese flowers, chillies, etc. Value of items received free and consumed during one week 2300 32543 1 280 19.3 19.788 Vegetables, wages/salaries Vegetables, wages/salaries Vegetables, wages/salaries Vegetables, wages/salaries Vegetables, wages/salaries 2. How much does the household usually spend on the following groups of food, beverages and tobacco, in a week? 7. Vegetables: Potatoes, cassave, kale, other greens, tomatoes, garden peas, cowpea, eggplant, green beans, onions, garlic, squasy, chinese flowers, chillies, etc. Value of items received as part of wages/salaries and consumed during one week 23 34820 2 175 26.478 35.8 Vegetables, home produced Vegetables, home produced Vegetables, home produced Vegetables, home produced Vegetables, home produced 2. How much does the household usually spend on the following groups of food, beverages and tobacco, in a week? 7. Vegetables: Potatoes, cassave, kale, other greens, tomatoes, garden peas, cowpea, eggplant, green beans, onions, garlic, squasy, chinese flowers, chillies, etc. Value of items received without pay from other sources (including home produced) and consumed during one week. 10029 24814 1 408 24.921 22.288 Sugar & sweets, bought/bartered Sugar & sweets, bought/bartered Sugar & sweets, bought/bartered Sugar & sweets, bought/bartered Sugar & sweets, bought/bartered 2. How much does the household usually spend on the following groups of food, beverages and tobacco, in a week? 8. Sugar and sweets: White sugar, palm sugar, coconut sugar, candies, jellies, jams, preserves, ice cream, honey, etc. Usual weekly expenditure in the market Fresh, Dried 31070 3773 1 2500 29.896 42.258 Sugar & sweets, received free Sugar & sweets, received free Sugar & sweets, received free Sugar & sweets, received free Sugar & sweets, received free 2. How much does the household usually spend on the following groups of food, beverages and tobacco, in a week? 8. Sugar and sweets: White sugar, palm sugar, coconut sugar, candies, jellies, jams, preserves, ice cream, honey, etc. Value of items received free and consumed during one week 967 33876 1 600 22.753 31.852 Sugar & sweets, wages/salaries Sugar & sweets, wages/salaries Sugar & sweets, wages/salaries Sugar & sweets, wages/salaries Sugar & sweets, wages/salaries 2. How much does the household usually spend on the following groups of food, beverages and tobacco, in a week? 8. Sugar and sweets: White sugar, palm sugar, coconut sugar, candies, jellies, jams, preserves, ice cream, honey, etc. Value of items received as part of wages/salaries and consumed during one week 29 34814 2 126 26.31 31.916 Sugar & sweets, home produced Sugar & sweets, home produced Sugar & sweets, home produced Sugar & sweets, home produced Sugar & sweets, home produced 2. How much does the household usually spend on the following groups of food, beverages and tobacco, in a week? 8. Sugar and sweets: White sugar, palm sugar, coconut sugar, candies, jellies, jams, preserves, ice cream, honey, etc. Value of items received without pay from other sources (including home produced) and consumed during one week. 2068 32775 1 600 21.615 36.981 Spices & condiments, bought/bartered Spices & condiments, bought/bartered Spices & condiments, bought/bartered Spices & condiments, bought/bartered Spices & condiments, bought/bartered 2. How much does the household usually spend on the following groups of food, beverages and tobacco, in a week? 9. Spices and Condiments: Salt, fish sauce, shrimp paste, spices, soy sauce, pepper, etc. Usual weekly expenditure in the market Fresh, Dried 32062 2781 1 333 26.602 19.443 Spices & condiments, received free Spices & condiments, received free Spices & condiments, received free Spices & condiments, received free Spices & condiments, received free 2. How much does the household usually spend on the following groups of food, beverages and tobacco, in a week? 9. Spices and Condiments: Salt, fish sauce, shrimp paste, spices, soy sauce, pepper, etc. Value of items received free and consumed during one week 1464 33379 1 250 9.616 13.135 Spices & condiments, wages/salaries Spices & condiments, wages/salaries Spices & condiments, wages/salaries Spices & condiments, wages/salaries Spices & condiments, wages/salaries 2. How much does the household usually spend on the following groups of food, beverages and tobacco, in a week? 9. Spices and Condiments: Salt, fish sauce, shrimp paste, spices, soy sauce, pepper, etc. Value of items received as part of wages/salaries and consumed during one week 31 34812 1 56 13.29 13.977 Spices & condiments, home produced Spices & condiments, home produced Spices & condiments, home produced Spices & condiments, home produced Spices & condiments, home produced 2. How much does the household usually spend on the following groups of food, beverages and tobacco, in a week? 9. Spices and Condiments: Salt, fish sauce, shrimp paste, spices, soy sauce, pepper, etc. Value of items received without pay from other sources (including home produced) and consumed during one week. 2773 32070 1 266 17.413 18.447 Other food, bought/bartered Other food, bought/bartered Other food, bought/bartered Other food, bought/bartered Other food, bought/bartered 2. How much does the household usually spend on the following groups of food, beverages and tobacco, in a week? 10. Other foods: Coffee, tea leaves, cocoa, etc. Usual weekly expenditure in the market Fresh, Dried 13844 20999 1 600 25.84 25.067 Other food, received free Other food, received free Other food, received free Other food, received free Other food, received free 2. How much does the household usually spend on the following groups of food, beverages and tobacco, in a week? 10. Other foods: Coffee, tea leaves, cocoa, etc. Value of items received free and consumed during one week 404 34439 1 300 27.173 32.266 Other food, wages/salaries Other food, wages/salaries Other food, wages/salaries Other food, wages/salaries Other food, wages/salaries 2. How much does the household usually spend on the following groups of food, beverages and tobacco, in a week? 10. Other foods: Coffee, tea leaves, cocoa, etc. Value of items received as part of wages/salaries and consumed during one week 31 34812 7 200 44.452 38.399 Other food, home produced Other food, home produced Other food, home produced Other food, home produced Other food, home produced 2. How much does the household usually spend on the following groups of food, beverages and tobacco, in a week? 10. Other foods: Coffee, tea leaves, cocoa, etc. Value of items received without pay from other sources (including home produced) and consumed during one week. 562 34281 1 875 37.206 56.758 Prepared food taken home, bought/bartered Prepared food taken home, bought/bartered Prepared food taken home, bought/bartered Prepared food taken home, bought/bartered Prepared food taken home, bought/bartered 2. How much does the household usually spend on the following groups of food, beverages and tobacco, in a week? 11. Prepared food taken home: Rice and curry, shop soey, instant noodles, can prepared food, etc. Usual weekly expenditure in the market Fresh, Dried 28294 6549 1 3000 155.523 181.353 Prepared food taken home, received free Prepared food taken home, received free Prepared food taken home, received free Prepared food taken home, received free Prepared food taken home, received free 2. How much does the household usually spend on the following groups of food, beverages and tobacco, in a week? 11. Prepared food taken home: Rice and curry, shop soey, instant noodles, can prepared food, etc. Value of items received free and consumed during one week 1844 32999 3 1200 120.813 138.799 Prepared food taken home, wages/salaries Prepared food taken home, wages/salaries Prepared food taken home, wages/salaries Prepared food taken home, wages/salaries Prepared food taken home, wages/salaries 2. How much does the household usually spend on the following groups of food, beverages and tobacco, in a week? 11. Prepared food taken home: Rice and curry, shop soey, instant noodles, can prepared food, etc. Value of items received as part of wages/salaries and consumed during one week 150 34693 10 1395 244.973 241.251 Prepared food taken home, home produced Prepared food taken home, home produced Prepared food taken home, home produced Prepared food taken home, home produced Prepared food taken home, home produced 2. How much does the household usually spend on the following groups of food, beverages and tobacco, in a week? 11. Prepared food taken home: Rice and curry, shop soey, instant noodles, can prepared food, etc. Value of items received without pay from other sources (including home produced) and consumed during one week. 1510 33333 5 4200 259.181 331.441 Beverages at home, bought/bartered Beverages at home, bought/bartered Beverages at home, bought/bartered Beverages at home, bought/bartered Beverages at home, bought/bartered 2. How much does the household usually spend on the following groups of food, beverages and tobacco, in a week? 12. Non-alcoholic beverages at home: Soda water, Pepsi, green spot, fruit/vegetable juices, other soft drinks, juice, etc. Usual weekly expenditure in the market Fresh, Dried 20786 14057 2 1770 44.244 44.587 Beverages at home, received free Beverages at home, received free Beverages at home, received free Beverages at home, received free Beverages at home, received free 2. How much does the household usually spend on the following groups of food, beverages and tobacco, in a week? 12. Non-alcoholic beverages at home: Soda water, Pepsi, green spot, fruit/vegetable juices, other soft drinks, juice, etc. Value of items received free and consumed during one week 415 34428 2 700 40.166 66.909 Beverages at home, wages/salaries Beverages at home, wages/salaries Beverages at home, wages/salaries Beverages at home, wages/salaries Beverages at home, wages/salaries 2. How much does the household usually spend on the following groups of food, beverages and tobacco, in a week? 12. Non-alcoholic beverages at home: Soda water, Pepsi, green spot, fruit/vegetable juices, other soft drinks, juice, etc. Value of items received as part of wages/salaries and consumed during one week 70 34773 10 280 48.814 53.099 Beverages at home, home produced Beverages at home, home produced Beverages at home, home produced Beverages at home, home produced Beverages at home, home produced 2. How much does the household usually spend on the following groups of food, beverages and tobacco, in a week? 12. Non-alcoholic beverages at home: Soda water, Pepsi, green spot, fruit/vegetable juices, other soft drinks, juice, etc. Value of items received without pay from other sources (including home produced) and consumed during one week. 1409 33434 1 1000 56.729 74.186 Region Region Region Region Region 1. Region 34843 1 5 1 Bangkok Metropolis 2 Central 3 North 4 Northeast 5 South Changwat Changwat Changwat Changwat Changwat 2. Changwat 34843 10 96 10 Bangkok Metropolis 11 Samut Prakan 12 Nonthaburi 13 Pathum thani 14 Phra nakhon si ayutthaya 15 Ang thong 16 Lop buri 17 Sing buri 18 Chai nat 19 Saraburi 20 Chon buri 21 Rayong 22 Chanthaburi 23 Trat 24 Chachoengsao 25 Prachin buri 26 Nakhon nayok 27 Sakaeo 30 Nakhon ratchasima 31 Buri ram 32 Surin 33 Si sa ket 34 Ubon ratchathani 35 Yasothon 36 Chaiyaphum 37 Amnat charoen 39 Nong bua lam phu 40 Khon kaen 41 Udon thani 42 Loei 43 Nong khai 44 Maha sarakham 45 Roi et 46 kalasin 47 Sakon nakhon 48 Nakhon phanom 49 Mukdahan 50 Chiang mai 51 Lamphun 52 Lampang 53 Uttaradit 54 Phrae 55 Nan 56 Phayao 57 Chiang rai 58 Mae hong son 60 Nakhon sawan 61 Uthai thani 62 Kamphang phet 63 Tak 64 Sukhothai 65 Phitsanulok 66 Phichit 67 Phetchabun 70 Ratchaburi 71 Kanchanaburi 72 Suphanburi 73 Nakhon pathom 74 Samut sakhon 75 Samut songkhram 76 Phetchaburi 77 Prachuap khiri khan 80 Nakhon si thammarat 81 Krabi 82 Phangnga 83 Phuket 84 Surat thani 85 Ranong 86 Chumphon 90 Songkhla 91 Satun 92 Trang 93 Phatthalung 94 Pattani 95 Yala 96 Naratiwat Amphoe Amphoe Amphoe Amphoe Amphoe 3. Amphoe 34843 1 50 Tambon Tambon Tambon Tambon Tambon 4. Tambon 34843 1 27 Type of Community Type of Community Type of Community Type of Community Type of Community 5. Municipal area / Non-municipal area 34843 1 2 1 Municipal area 2 Non-municipal area Enumeration District Enumeration District Enumeration District Enumeration District Enumeration District E.D. no. 34843 1 167 Block/Village Block/Village Block/Village Block/Village Block/Village Block no. / Village no. 34843 1 20 Household No. Household No. Household No. Household No. Household No. Household no. ID8 34843 1 15 The private household was referred to as: 1. One-person households, i.e. a person who made provision for his own food and other essentials of living without combining with any other persons. 2. Multiperson households, i.e. a group of two or more persons who made common provision for food and other essentials of living. They might be either related or unrelated such as: 2.1 a household comprised a group of related persons by blood, marriage or adoption 2.2 a household comprised a group of unrelated persons, not exceeding five who live together sharing the lodging. (included as one private household) 2.3 a household comprised a group of employees living together, not exceeding five persons. (included as one private household) 2.4 a household comprised a group of six or more persons, among them at least four persons who are relatives, or not exceeding three relatives where one among them is responsible for all expenses. (included as one private household) Remarks: Item 2.2 and 2.3 were different from the previous surveys which was conducted before the year 1998, in that each person was treated as one-person household. Alcoholic beverges at home, bought/bartered Alcoholic beverges at home, bought/bartered Alcoholic beverges at home, bought/bartered Alcoholic beverges at home, bought/bartered Alcoholic beverges at home, bought/bartered 13. Alcoholic beverages taken home: Beer, wine, whiskey, gin, liquors, macon, etc. Usual weekly expenditure in the market Fresh, Dried 34843 1 5000 273.564 316.582 Alcoholic beverages at home, received free Alcoholic beverages at home, received free Alcoholic beverages at home, received free Alcoholic beverages at home, received free Alcoholic beverages at home, received free 13. Alcoholic beverages taken home: Beer, wine, whiskey, gin, liquors, macon, etc. Value of items received free and consumed during one week 1000 33843 1 3322 258.893 343.324 Alcoholic beverages at home, wages/salaries Alcoholic beverages at home, wages/salaries Alcoholic beverages at home, wages/salaries Alcoholic beverages at home, wages/salaries Alcoholic beverages at home, wages/salaries 13. Alcoholic beverages taken home: Beer, wine, whiskey, gin, liquors, macon, etc. Value of items received as part of wages/salaries and consumed during one week 1108 33735 1 1500 149.543 161.462 Alcoholic beverages at home, home produced Alcoholic beverages at home, home produced Alcoholic beverages at home, home produced Alcoholic beverages at home, home produced Alcoholic beverages at home, home produced 13. Alcoholic beverages taken home: Beer, wine, whiskey, gin, liquors, macon, etc. Value of items received without pay from other sources (including home produced) and consumed during one week. 526 34317 1 2100 161.357 235.146 Alcoholic drink away from home, bought/bartered Alcoholic drink away from home, bought/bartered Alcoholic drink away from home, bought/bartered Alcoholic drink away from home, bought/bartered Alcoholic drink away from home, bought/bartered 14. Alcoholic drunk in bars and restaurants: Beer, cocktails, longdrinks, highballs, wine, etc. Usual weekly expenditure in the market Fresh, Dried 10605 24238 1 13000 353.908 371.911 Alcoholic drink away from home, received free Alcoholic drink away from home, received free Alcoholic drink away from home, received free Alcoholic drink away from home, received free Alcoholic drink away from home, received free 14. Alcoholic drunk in bars and restaurants: Beer, cocktails, longdrinks, highballs, wine, etc. Value of items received free and consumed during one week 582 34261 2 2818 321.931 410.734 Alcoholic drink away from home, wages/salaries Alcoholic drink away from home, wages/salaries Alcoholic drink away from home, wages/salaries Alcoholic drink away from home, wages/salaries Alcoholic drink away from home, wages/salaries 14. Alcoholic drunk in bars and restaurants: Beer, cocktails, longdrinks, highballs, wine, etc. Value of items received as part of wages/salaries and consumed during one week 871 33972 3 3007 698.014 473.073 Alcoholic drink away from home, home produced Alcoholic drink away from home, home produced Alcoholic drink away from home, home produced Alcoholic drink away from home, home produced Alcoholic drink away from home, home produced 14. Alcoholic drunk in bars and restaurants: Beer, cocktails, longdrinks, highballs, wine, etc. Value of items received without pay from other sources (including home produced) and consumed during one week. 613 34230 1 4121 430.432 467.163 Food eaten away from home, bought/bartered Food eaten away from home, bought/bartered Food eaten away from home, bought/bartered Food eaten away from home, bought/bartered Food eaten away from home, bought/bartered 15. Food eaten away from home: Breakfast, lunch, dinner, at work, at school, snacks, etc. (exclude student's lunch) Usual weekly expenditure in the market Fresh, Dried 16929 17914 1 10000 802.649 623.772 Food eaten away from home, received free Food eaten away from home, received free Food eaten away from home, received free Food eaten away from home, received free Food eaten away from home, received free 15. Food eaten away from home: Breakfast, lunch, dinner, at work, at school, snacks, etc. (exclude student's lunch) Value of items received free and consumed during one week 233 34610 1 2195 216.588 341.432 Food eaten away from home, wages/salaries Food eaten away from home, wages/salaries Food eaten away from home, wages/salaries Food eaten away from home, wages/salaries Food eaten away from home, wages/salaries 15. Food eaten away from home: Breakfast, lunch, dinner, at work, at school, snacks, etc. (exclude student's lunch) Value of items received as part of wages/salaries and consumed during one week 495 34348 2 6389 214.545 361.045 Food eaten away from home, home produced Food eaten away from home, home produced Food eaten away from home, home produced Food eaten away from home, home produced Food eaten away from home, home produced 15. Food eaten away from home: Breakfast, lunch, dinner, at work, at school, snacks, etc. (exclude student's lunch) Value of items received without pay from other sources (including home produced) and consumed during one week. 305 34538 1 3100 527.99 521.586 Tobacco products, bought/bartered Tobacco products, bought/bartered Tobacco products, bought/bartered Tobacco products, bought/bartered Tobacco products, bought/bartered 16. Tobacco products: Cigarettes, tobacco, betelnut, etc. Usual weekly expenditure in the market Fresh, Dried 6684 28159 1 6867 485.779 642.385 Tobacco products, received free Tobacco products, received free Tobacco products, received free Tobacco products, received free Tobacco products, received free 16. Tobacco products: Cigarettes, tobacco, betelnut, etc. Value of items received free and consumed during one week 267 34576 2 4846 1066.453 706.138 Tobacco products, wages/salaries Tobacco products, wages/salaries Tobacco products, wages/salaries Tobacco products, wages/salaries Tobacco products, wages/salaries 16. Tobacco products: Cigarettes, tobacco, betelnut, etc. Value of items received as part of wages/salaries and consumed during one week 5 34838 28 860 480.8 413.106 Tobacco products, home produced Tobacco products, home produced Tobacco products, home produced Tobacco products, home produced Tobacco products, home produced 16. Tobacco products: Cigarettes, tobacco, betelnut, etc. Value of items received without pay from other sources (including home produced) and consumed during one week. 184 34659 1 4919 653.207 802.828 Total food, beverages and tobacco Total food, beverages and tobacco Total food, beverages and tobacco Total food, beverages and tobacco Total food, beverages and tobacco Total 1 to 16 add up of all sources 6340 28503 187 31932 1136.484 744.043 Region Region Region Region Region 1. Region 34843 1 5 1 Bangkok Metropolis 2 Central 3 North 4 Northeast 5 South Changwat Changwat Changwat Changwat Changwat 2. Changwat 34843 10 96 10 Bangkok Metropolis 11 Samut Prakan 12 Nonthaburi 13 Pathum thani 14 Phra nakhon si ayutthaya 15 Ang thong 16 Lop buri 17 Sing buri 18 Chai nat 19 Saraburi 20 Chon buri 21 Rayong 22 Chanthaburi 23 Trat 24 Chachoengsao 25 Prachin buri 26 Nakhon nayok 27 Sakaeo 30 Nakhon ratchasima 31 Buri ram 32 Surin 33 Si sa ket 34 Ubon ratchathani 35 Yasothon 36 Chaiyaphum 37 Amnat charoen 39 Nong bua lam phu 40 Khon kaen 41 Udon thani 42 Loei 43 Nong khai 44 Maha sarakham 45 Roi et 46 kalasin 47 Sakon nakhon 48 Nakhon phanom 49 Mukdahan 50 Chiang mai 51 Lamphun 52 Lampang 53 Uttaradit 54 Phrae 55 Nan 56 Phayao 57 Chiang rai 58 Mae hong son 60 Nakhon sawan 61 Uthai thani 62 Kamphang phet 63 Tak 64 Sukhothai 65 Phitsanulok 66 Phichit 67 Phetchabun 70 Ratchaburi 71 Kanchanaburi 72 Suphanburi 73 Nakhon pathom 74 Samut sakhon 75 Samut songkhram 76 Phetchaburi 77 Prachuap khiri khan 80 Nakhon si thammarat 81 Krabi 82 Phangnga 83 Phuket 84 Surat thani 85 Ranong 86 Chumphon 90 Songkhla 91 Satun 92 Trang 93 Phatthalung 94 Pattani 95 Yala 96 Naratiwat Amphoe Amphoe Amphoe Amphoe Amphoe 3. Amphoe 34843 1 50 Tambon Tambon Tambon Tambon Tambon 4. Tambon 34843 1 27 Type of Community Type of Community Type of Community Type of Community Type of Community 5. Municipal area / Non-municipal area 34843 1 2 1 Municipal area 2 Non-municipal area Enumeration District Enumeration District Enumeration District Enumeration District Enumeration District E.D. no. 34843 1 167 Block/Village Block/Village Block/Village Block/Village Block/Village Block no. / Village no. 34843 1 20 Household No. Household No. Household No. Household No. Household No. Household no. ID8 34843 1 15 The private household was referred to as: 1. One-person households, i.e. a person who made provision for his own food and other essentials of living without combining with any other persons. 2. Multiperson households, i.e. a group of two or more persons who made common provision for food and other essentials of living. They might be either related or unrelated such as: 2.1 a household comprised a group of related persons by blood, marriage or adoption 2.2 a household comprised a group of unrelated persons, not exceeding five who live together sharing the lodging. (included as one private household) 2.3 a household comprised a group of employees living together, not exceeding five persons. (included as one private household) 2.4 a household comprised a group of six or more persons, among them at least four persons who are relatives, or not exceeding three relatives where one among them is responsible for all expenses. (included as one private household) Remarks: Item 2.2 and 2.3 were different from the previous surveys which was conducted before the year 1998, in that each person was treated as one-person household. Wages and salaries Wages and salaries Wages and salaries Wages and salaries Wages and salaries Money income 1. Wages and Salaries (excludes maids) 22015 12828 653966 11055.418 15588.349 Average monthly income Entrepreneurial income Entrepreneurial income Entrepreneurial income Entrepreneurial income Entrepreneurial income Money income 2. Entrepreneurial income 11925 22918 545911 10662.519 20714.459 Average monthly income Farm income Farm income Farm income Farm income Farm income Money income 3. Farm income 11450 23393 641667 3876.202 11162.342 Average monthly income Pensions and annuities Pensions and annuities Pensions and annuities Pensions and annuities Pensions and annuities Money income 4. Pensions and annuities 1034 33809 333333 16945.399 16770.862 Average monthly income Terminal pay, etc. Terminal pay, etc. Terminal pay, etc. Terminal pay, etc. Terminal pay, etc. Money income 5. Terminal pay, etc. 87 34756 343 100250 18529.552 20731.755 Average monthly income Social pensions for the elderly Social pensions for the elderly Social pensions for the elderly Social pensions for the elderly Social pensions for the elderly Money income 6. Social pension for elderly and Assistance and remittance 12865 21978 150000 2679.637 4379.398 Average monthly income Land rent for farming Land rent for farming Land rent for farming Land rent for farming Land rent for farming Money income 7. Land rent for farming 768 34075 42 20000 1099.549 1832.18 Average monthly income Land rent for non-farm & other rent Land rent for non-farm & other rent Land rent for non-farm & other rent Land rent for non-farm & other rent Land rent for non-farm & other rent Money income 8. Land rent for non-farming and other asset 646 34197 3 80000 4432.627 5967.616 Average monthly income Licence and copyright Licence and copyright Licence and copyright Licence and copyright Licence and copyright Money income 9. Licence and Copyright 2 34841 25 28 26.5 2.121 Average monthly income Interest and dividends Interest and dividends Interest and dividends Interest and dividends Interest and dividends Money income 10. Interest and dividends 6723 28120 1 95000 745.767 3305.155 Average monthly income Total money income Total money income Total money income Total money income Total money income Money income A. Total money income 34830 13 665758 13702.182 20017.47 Average monthly income Home produced food Home produced food Home produced food Home produced food Home produced food Income in-kind 11. Home produced food 17234 17609 3 18060 602.001 773.832 Average monthly income Food received free Food received free Food received free Food received free Food received free Income in-kind 12. Food received free 15038 19805 4 17505 437.611 620.537 Average monthly income Food as part of wages/salaries Food as part of wages/salaries Food as part of wages/salaries Food as part of wages/salaries Food as part of wages/salaries Income in-kind 13. Food as part of wages 2604 32239 4 10320 837.208 838.018 Average monthly income Region Region Region Region Region 1. Region 34843 1 5 1 Bangkok Metropolis 2 Central 3 North 4 Northeast 5 South Changwat Changwat Changwat Changwat Changwat 2. Changwat 34843 10 96 10 Bangkok Metropolis 11 Samut Prakan 12 Nonthaburi 13 Pathum thani 14 Phra nakhon si ayutthaya 15 Ang thong 16 Lop buri 17 Sing buri 18 Chai nat 19 Saraburi 20 Chon buri 21 Rayong 22 Chanthaburi 23 Trat 24 Chachoengsao 25 Prachin buri 26 Nakhon nayok 27 Sakaeo 30 Nakhon ratchasima 31 Buri ram 32 Surin 33 Si sa ket 34 Ubon ratchathani 35 Yasothon 36 Chaiyaphum 37 Amnat charoen 39 Nong bua lam phu 40 Khon kaen 41 Udon thani 42 Loei 43 Nong khai 44 Maha sarakham 45 Roi et 46 kalasin 47 Sakon nakhon 48 Nakhon phanom 49 Mukdahan 50 Chiang mai 51 Lamphun 52 Lampang 53 Uttaradit 54 Phrae 55 Nan 56 Phayao 57 Chiang rai 58 Mae hong son 60 Nakhon sawan 61 Uthai thani 62 Kamphang phet 63 Tak 64 Sukhothai 65 Phitsanulok 66 Phichit 67 Phetchabun 70 Ratchaburi 71 Kanchanaburi 72 Suphanburi 73 Nakhon pathom 74 Samut sakhon 75 Samut songkhram 76 Phetchaburi 77 Prachuap khiri khan 80 Nakhon si thammarat 81 Krabi 82 Phangnga 83 Phuket 84 Surat thani 85 Ranong 86 Chumphon 90 Songkhla 91 Satun 92 Trang 93 Phatthalung 94 Pattani 95 Yala 96 Naratiwat Amphoe Amphoe Amphoe Amphoe Amphoe 3. Amphoe 34843 1 50 Tambon Tambon Tambon Tambon Tambon 4. Tambon 34843 1 27 Type of Community Type of Community Type of Community Type of Community Type of Community 5. Municipal area / Non-municipal area 34843 1 2 1 Municipal area 2 Non-municipal area Enumeration District Enumeration District Enumeration District Enumeration District Enumeration District E.D. no. 34843 1 167 Block/Village Block/Village Block/Village Block/Village Block/Village Block no. / Village no. 34843 1 20 Household No. Household No. Household No. Household No. Household No. Household no. ID8 34843 1 15 The private household was referred to as: 1. One-person households, i.e. a person who made provision for his own food and other essentials of living without combining with any other persons. 2. Multiperson households, i.e. a group of two or more persons who made common provision for food and other essentials of living. They might be either related or unrelated such as: 2.1 a household comprised a group of related persons by blood, marriage or adoption 2.2 a household comprised a group of unrelated persons, not exceeding five who live together sharing the lodging. (included as one private household) 2.3 a household comprised a group of employees living together, not exceeding five persons. (included as one private household) 2.4 a household comprised a group of six or more persons, among them at least four persons who are relatives, or not exceeding three relatives where one among them is responsible for all expenses. (included as one private household) Remarks: Item 2.2 and 2.3 were different from the previous surveys which was conducted before the year 1998, in that each person was treated as one-person household. Crops received as rent Crops received as rent Crops received as rent Crops received as rent Crops received as rent Income in-kind 14. Crops received as rent 779 34064 8 7267 642.772 739.337 Average monthly income Owner occupied home Owner occupied home Owner occupied home Owner occupied home Owner occupied home Income in-kind 15. Owner-occupied home 26466 8377 50 99998 1684.357 2194.555 Average monthly income Rent received free Rent received free Rent received free Rent received free Rent received free Income in-kind 16. Rent received free 1762 33081 99998 1378.346 2966.29 Average monthly income Rent received as part of wages Rent received as part of wages Rent received as part of wages Rent received as part of wages Rent received as part of wages Income in-kind 17. Rent received as part of wages 2220 32623 30 14000 1585.308 909.81 Average monthly income Other home-produced goods Other home-produced goods Other home-produced goods Other home-produced goods Other home-produced goods Income in-kind 18. Other home-produced goods 13736 21107 2 30000 163.631 373.617 Average monthly income Other goods received free Other goods received free Other goods received free Other goods received free Other goods received free Income in-kind 19. Other goods received free 9022 25821 204700 584.864 2944.89 Average monthly income Other goods received as part of wages Other goods received as part of wages Other goods received as part of wages Other goods received as part of wages Other goods received as part of wages Income in-kind 20. Other goods received as part of wages 3711 31132 48133 1048.31 2067.958 Average monthly income Total income-in-kind Total income-in-kind Total income-in-kind Total income-in-kind Total income-in-kind Income in-kind B. Total income in-kind 33256 1587 205869 2453.009 2975.194 Average monthly income Total current income Total current income Total current income Total current income Total current income Total current income (A + B) 34843 167 716459 16038.351 21107.677 Average monthly income Inheritance, bequests Inheritance, bequests Inheritance, bequests Inheritance, bequests Inheritance, bequests Other income 21. Inheritance, bequests 798 34045 83333 3382.564 5757.483 Average monthly income Proceeds from insurer Proceeds from insurer Proceeds from insurer Proceeds from insurer Proceeds from insurer Other income 22. Proceeds from insurance 232 34611 41667 2877.905 4443.24 Average monthly income Lottery winnings or gambling Lottery winnings or gambling Lottery winnings or gambling Lottery winnings or gambling Lottery winnings or gambling Other income 23. Lottery winnings or gambling 1965 32878 208333 1000.928 5269.52 Average monthly income Other money receipts Other money receipts Other money receipts Other money receipts Other money receipts Other income 24. Other money receipts 498 34345 50000 2712.261 6134.527 Average monthly income Total other money receipts Total other money receipts Total other money receipts Total other money receipts Total other money receipts Other income C. Total other money receipts 3262 31581 208333 2049.2 5886.075 Average monthly income Region Region Region Region Region 1. Region 34843 1 5 1 Bangkok Metropolis 2 Central 3 North 4 Northeast 5 South Changwat Changwat Changwat Changwat Changwat 2. Changwat 34843 10 96 10 Bangkok Metropolis 11 Samut Prakan 12 Nonthaburi 13 Pathum thani 14 Phra nakhon si ayutthaya 15 Ang thong 16 Lop buri 17 Sing buri 18 Chai nat 19 Saraburi 20 Chon buri 21 Rayong 22 Chanthaburi 23 Trat 24 Chachoengsao 25 Prachin buri 26 Nakhon nayok 27 Sakaeo 30 Nakhon ratchasima 31 Buri ram 32 Surin 33 Si sa ket 34 Ubon ratchathani 35 Yasothon 36 Chaiyaphum 37 Amnat charoen 39 Nong bua lam phu 40 Khon kaen 41 Udon thani 42 Loei 43 Nong khai 44 Maha sarakham 45 Roi et 46 kalasin 47 Sakon nakhon 48 Nakhon phanom 49 Mukdahan 50 Chiang mai 51 Lamphun 52 Lampang 53 Uttaradit 54 Phrae 55 Nan 56 Phayao 57 Chiang rai 58 Mae hong son 60 Nakhon sawan 61 Uthai thani 62 Kamphang phet 63 Tak 64 Sukhothai 65 Phitsanulok 66 Phichit 67 Phetchabun 70 Ratchaburi 71 Kanchanaburi 72 Suphanburi 73 Nakhon pathom 74 Samut sakhon 75 Samut songkhram 76 Phetchaburi 77 Prachuap khiri khan 80 Nakhon si thammarat 81 Krabi 82 Phangnga 83 Phuket 84 Surat thani 85 Ranong 86 Chumphon 90 Songkhla 91 Satun 92 Trang 93 Phatthalung 94 Pattani 95 Yala 96 Naratiwat Amphoe Amphoe Amphoe Amphoe Amphoe 3. Amphoe 34843 1 50 Tambon Tambon Tambon Tambon Tambon 4. Tambon 34843 1 27 Type of Community Type of Community Type of Community Type of Community Type of Community 5. Municipal area / Non-municipal area 34843 1 2 1 Municipal area 2 Non-municipal area Enumeration District Enumeration District Enumeration District Enumeration District Enumeration District E.D. no. 34843 1 167 Block/Village Block/Village Block/Village Block/Village Block/Village Block no. / Village no. 34843 1 20 Household No. Household No. Household No. Household No. Household No. Household no. ID8 34843 1 15 The private household was referred to as: 1. One-person households, i.e. a person who made provision for his own food and other essentials of living without combining with any other persons. 2. Multiperson households, i.e. a group of two or more persons who made common provision for food and other essentials of living. They might be either related or unrelated such as: 2.1 a household comprised a group of related persons by blood, marriage or adoption 2.2 a household comprised a group of unrelated persons, not exceeding five who live together sharing the lodging. (included as one private household) 2.3 a household comprised a group of employees living together, not exceeding five persons. (included as one private household) 2.4 a household comprised a group of six or more persons, among them at least four persons who are relatives, or not exceeding three relatives where one among them is responsible for all expenses. (included as one private household) Remarks: Item 2.2 and 2.3 were different from the previous surveys which was conducted before the year 1998, in that each person was treated as one-person household. Wages and Salaries Wages and Salaries Wages and Salaries Wages and Salaries Wages and Salaries Money income 1. Wages and Salaries (excludes maids) 21738 13105 632800 11416.966 16014.539 Income in the preceding month Entrepreneurial income Entrepreneurial income Entrepreneurial income Entrepreneurial income Entrepreneurial income Money income 2. Entrepreneurial income 11835 23008 964278 11006.947 23581.32 Income in the preceding month Farm income Farm income Farm income Farm income Farm income Money income 3. Farm income 10561 24282 552000 4362.159 15989.24 Income in the preceding month Pensions and annuities Pensions and annuities Pensions and annuities Pensions and annuities Pensions and annuities Money income 4. Pensions and annuities 1026 33817 880488 20485.053 48989.801 Income in the preceding month Terminal pay, etc Terminal pay, etc Terminal pay, etc Terminal pay, etc Terminal pay, etc Money income 5. Terminal pay, etc. 41 34802 650000 61514.561 148262.043 Income in the preceding month Social pension for the elderly Social pension for the elderly Social pension for the elderly Social pension for the elderly Social pension for the elderly Money income 6. Social pension for elderly and Assistance and remittance 10443 24400 300000 3765.249 7934.266 Income in the preceding month Land rent for farming Land rent for farming Land rent for farming Land rent for farming Land rent for farming Money income 7. Land rent for farming 113 34730 50000 5752.92 7830.619 Income in the preceding month Other rent for non-farming and othe asset Other rent for non-farming and othe asset Other rent for non-farming and othe asset Other rent for non-farming and othe asset Other rent for non-farming and othe asset Money income 8. Other rent for non-farming and other asset 590 34253 80000 4675.266 5816.863 Income in the preceding month Licence and Copyright Licence and Copyright Licence and Copyright Licence and Copyright Licence and Copyright Money income 9. Licence and Copyright 34843 Income in the preceding month Interest and dividends Interest and dividends Interest and dividends Interest and dividends Interest and dividends Money income 10. Interest and dividends 792 34051 600000 4791.562 23332.619 Income in the preceding month Total money income Total money income Total money income Total money income Total money income Money income A. Total money income 34552 291 999998 14314.125 24584.511 Income in the preceding month Inheritance, bequests Inheritance, bequests Inheritance, bequests Inheritance, bequests Inheritance, bequests Other income 21. Inheritance, bequests 179 34664 230000 29077.207 41451.638 Income in the preceding month Proceeds from insurance Proceeds from insurance Proceeds from insurance Proceeds from insurance Proceeds from insurance Other income 22. Proceeds from insurance 52 34791 180000 37513.635 46353.616 Income in the preceding month Lottery winnings or gambling Lottery winnings or gambling Lottery winnings or gambling Lottery winnings or gambling Lottery winnings or gambling Other income 23. Lottery winnings or gambling 477 34366 700000 6312.034 38645.324 Income in the preceding month Other money receipts Other money receipts Other money receipts Other money receipts Other money receipts Other income 24. Other money receipts 253 34590 250000 8429.759 28745.12 Income in the preceding month Total other money receipts Total other money receipts Total other money receipts Total other money receipts Total other money receipts Other income C. Total other money receipts 928 33915 700000 13253.338 40687.691 Income in the preceding month Region Region Region Region Region 1. Region 34843 1 5 1 Bangkok Metropolis 2 Central 3 North 4 Northeast 5 South Changwat Changwat Changwat Changwat Changwat 2. Changwat 34843 10 96 10 Bangkok Metropolis 11 Samut Prakan 12 Nonthaburi 13 Pathum thani 14 Phra nakhon si ayutthaya 15 Ang thong 16 Lop buri 17 Sing buri 18 Chai nat 19 Saraburi 20 Chon buri 21 Rayong 22 Chanthaburi 23 Trat 24 Chachoengsao 25 Prachin buri 26 Nakhon nayok 27 Sakaeo 30 Nakhon ratchasima 31 Buri ram 32 Surin 33 Si sa ket 34 Ubon ratchathani 35 Yasothon 36 Chaiyaphum 37 Amnat charoen 39 Nong bua lam phu 40 Khon kaen 41 Udon thani 42 Loei 43 Nong khai 44 Maha sarakham 45 Roi et 46 kalasin 47 Sakon nakhon 48 Nakhon phanom 49 Mukdahan 50 Chiang mai 51 Lamphun 52 Lampang 53 Uttaradit 54 Phrae 55 Nan 56 Phayao 57 Chiang rai 58 Mae hong son 60 Nakhon sawan 61 Uthai thani 62 Kamphang phet 63 Tak 64 Sukhothai 65 Phitsanulok 66 Phichit 67 Phetchabun 70 Ratchaburi 71 Kanchanaburi 72 Suphanburi 73 Nakhon pathom 74 Samut sakhon 75 Samut songkhram 76 Phetchaburi 77 Prachuap khiri khan 80 Nakhon si thammarat 81 Krabi 82 Phangnga 83 Phuket 84 Surat thani 85 Ranong 86 Chumphon 90 Songkhla 91 Satun 92 Trang 93 Phatthalung 94 Pattani 95 Yala 96 Naratiwat Amphoe Amphoe Amphoe Amphoe Amphoe 3. Amphoe 34843 1 50 Tambon Tambon Tambon Tambon Tambon 4. Tambon 34843 1 27 Type of Community Type of Community Type of Community Type of Community Type of Community 5. Municipal area / Non-municipal area 34843 1 2 1 Municipal area 2 Non-municipal area Enumeration District Enumeration District Enumeration District Enumeration District Enumeration District E.D. no. 34843 1 167 Block/Village Block/Village Block/Village Block/Village Block/Village Block no. / Village no. 34843 1 20 Household No. Household No. Household No. Household No. Household No. Household no. ID8 34843 1 15 The private household was referred to as: 1. One-person households, i.e. a person who made provision for his own food and other essentials of living without combining with any other persons. 2. Multiperson households, i.e. a group of two or more persons who made common provision for food and other essentials of living. They might be either related or unrelated such as: 2.1 a household comprised a group of related persons by blood, marriage or adoption 2.2 a household comprised a group of unrelated persons, not exceeding five who live together sharing the lodging. (included as one private household) 2.3 a household comprised a group of employees living together, not exceeding five persons. (included as one private household) 2.4 a household comprised a group of six or more persons, among them at least four persons who are relatives, or not exceeding three relatives where one among them is responsible for all expenses. (included as one private household) Remarks: Item 2.2 and 2.3 were different from the previous surveys which was conducted before the year 1998, in that each person was treated as one-person household. Grains and cereal products Grains and cereal products Grains and cereal products Grains and cereal products Grains and cereal products 1. Grains and cereal products: Rice, glutinous rice, flour, bread, noodles, bean curd, milo, cornflakes, etc. 33032 1811 4 6076 462.465 318.344 Meat and poultry Meat and poultry Meat and poultry Meat and poultry Meat and poultry 2. Meats and poultry: Fresh pork, beef, other meats, hens, ducks, roast pork, salt pork, dried meat, tinned meat, meat ball, shredded pork and sausage etc. 29358 5485 4 6020 427.327 326.797 Fishes and seafood Fishes and seafood Fishes and seafood Fishes and seafood Fishes and seafood 3. Fishes and seafood: Fresh fish, dried fish, prawns, sea crabs, shrimp, fish balls, salt fish, etc. 29410 5433 4 8600 357.199 324.302 Milk, cheese and eggs Milk, cheese and eggs Milk, cheese and eggs Milk, cheese and eggs Milk, cheese and eggs 4. Milk, Cheese and eggs: Milk; fresh, tinned, powdered cheese; hen eggs; duck eggs, salted eggs, etc. 30340 4503 4 9486 333.222 383.354 Oils and fats Oils and fats Oils and fats Oils and fats Oils and fats 5. Oils and fats: Loard oil, coconut oil, vegetable oil, butterm margarine, peanut butter etc. 31287 3556 4 2718 69.763 64.237 Fruits and nuts Fruits and nuts Fruits and nuts Fruits and nuts Fruits and nuts 6. Fruits and nuts: Bananas, oranges, coconut, papaya, pineapple, melon, rambutan, mango, ground nuts, other nuts, etc. 31443 3400 4 7740 348.933 327.144 Vegetables Vegetables Vegetables Vegetables Vegetables 7. Vegetables: Potatoes, cassava, kale, other greens, tomatoes, garden peas, cowpea, eggplant, green beans, onions, garlic, squasy, chinese flowers, chillies, etc. 31055 3788 4 2584 218.306 162.136 Sugar and sweets Sugar and sweets Sugar and sweets Sugar and sweets Sugar and sweets 8. Sugar and sweets: White sugar, palm sugar, coconut sugar, candies, jellies, jams, preserves, ice cream, honey, etc. 32136 2707 4 10750 133.39 187.704 Spices, condiments and other food Spices, condiments and other food Spices, condiments and other food Spices, condiments and other food Spices, condiments and other food 9. Spices and Condiments: Salt, fish sauce, shrimp paste, spices, soy sauce, pepper, etc. 10. Other foods: Coffee, tea leaves, cocoa etc. 33343 1500 4 3763 168.565 140.457 Prepared food taken home Prepared food taken home Prepared food taken home Prepared food taken home Prepared food taken home 11. Prepared food taken home: Rice and curry, shop soey, instant noodles, can prepared food, etc. 29722 5121 4 18060 730.8 865.112 Non-alcoholic beverages at home Non-alcoholic beverages at home Non-alcoholic beverages at home Non-alcoholic beverages at home Non-alcoholic beverages at home 12. Non-alcoholic beverages at home: Soda water, pepsi, green spot, fruit/vegetable juices other soft drinks juice, etc. 22011 12832 9 7611 199.378 212.667 Alcoholic beverages at home Alcoholic beverages at home Alcoholic beverages at home Alcoholic beverages at home Alcoholic beverages at home 13. Alcoholic beverages taken home: Beer, wine, whiskey, gin, liquors, macon, etc. 6683 28160 4 12900 655.531 733.24 Alcoholic beverages drunk away from home Alcoholic beverages drunk away from home Alcoholic beverages drunk away from home Alcoholic beverages drunk away from home Alcoholic beverages drunk away from home 14. Alcoholic drunk in bars and restaurants: Beer, cocktails longdrinks highballs, wine, etc. 4323 30520 13 55900 763.697 1320.198 Food eaten away from home Food eaten away from home Food eaten away from home Food eaten away from home Food eaten away from home 15. Food eatnen away from home: Breakfast, lunch, dinner, at work, at school, snacks, etc. (exclude student's lunch) 26913 7930 2 43800 1179.408 1304.425 Students' lunch Students' lunch Students' lunch Students' lunch Students' lunch 9. Expenditures during the past 12 months and the last month during the past 12 months and the last month did the household pay or receive any of the following goods and services? How much was the total amount or value? 9.1 Education expenses 17381 17462 2 15000 594.287 648.371 Tobacco products Tobacco products Tobacco products Tobacco products Tobacco products 16. Tobacco products: Cigarettes, tobacco, betelnut, etc. 14163 20680 4 4515 275.817 357.754 Cloth and clothing Cloth and clothing Cloth and clothing Cloth and clothing Cloth and clothing Total 1.1-1.4 16931 17912 4 18600 730.47 1000.992 Footwear Footwear Footwear Footwear Footwear Total 2.1-2.4 10670 24173 5 18220 274.24 421.768 Shelter Shelter Shelter Shelter Shelter 3. Expenditure on dwelling How much did the household spend on rent, taxes, materials and labour for the repairing house last month? (Please estimate, if receive free rent or own the house) 34843 30 204600 1764.963 2850.534 Region Region Region Region Region 1. Region 34843 1 5 1 Bangkok Metropolis 2 Central 3 North 4 Northeast 5 South Changwat Changwat Changwat Changwat Changwat 2. Changwat 34843 10 96 10 Bangkok Metropolis 11 Samut Prakan 12 Nonthaburi 13 Pathum thani 14 Phra nakhon si ayutthaya 15 Ang thong 16 Lop buri 17 Sing buri 18 Chai nat 19 Saraburi 20 Chon buri 21 Rayong 22 Chanthaburi 23 Trat 24 Chachoengsao 25 Prachin buri 26 Nakhon nayok 27 Sakaeo 30 Nakhon ratchasima 31 Buri ram 32 Surin 33 Si sa ket 34 Ubon ratchathani 35 Yasothon 36 Chaiyaphum 37 Amnat charoen 39 Nong bua lam phu 40 Khon kaen 41 Udon thani 42 Loei 43 Nong khai 44 Maha sarakham 45 Roi et 46 kalasin 47 Sakon nakhon 48 Nakhon phanom 49 Mukdahan 50 Chiang mai 51 Lamphun 52 Lampang 53 Uttaradit 54 Phrae 55 Nan 56 Phayao 57 Chiang rai 58 Mae hong son 60 Nakhon sawan 61 Uthai thani 62 Kamphang phet 63 Tak 64 Sukhothai 65 Phitsanulok 66 Phichit 67 Phetchabun 70 Ratchaburi 71 Kanchanaburi 72 Suphanburi 73 Nakhon pathom 74 Samut sakhon 75 Samut songkhram 76 Phetchaburi 77 Prachuap khiri khan 80 Nakhon si thammarat 81 Krabi 82 Phangnga 83 Phuket 84 Surat thani 85 Ranong 86 Chumphon 90 Songkhla 91 Satun 92 Trang 93 Phatthalung 94 Pattani 95 Yala 96 Naratiwat Amphoe Amphoe Amphoe Amphoe Amphoe 3. Amphoe 34843 1 50 Tambon Tambon Tambon Tambon Tambon 4. Tambon 34843 1 27 Type of Community Type of Community Type of Community Type of Community Type of Community 5. Municipal area / Non-municipal area 34843 1 2 1 Municipal area 2 Non-municipal area Enumeration District Enumeration District Enumeration District Enumeration District Enumeration District E.D. no. 34843 1 167 Block/Village Block/Village Block/Village Block/Village Block/Village Block no. / Village no. 34843 1 20 Household No. Household No. Household No. Household No. Household No. Household no. ID8 34843 1 15 The private household was referred to as: 1. One-person households, i.e. a person who made provision for his own food and other essentials of living without combining with any other persons. 2. Multiperson households, i.e. a group of two or more persons who made common provision for food and other essentials of living. They might be either related or unrelated such as: 2.1 a household comprised a group of related persons by blood, marriage or adoption 2.2 a household comprised a group of unrelated persons, not exceeding five who live together sharing the lodging. (included as one private household) 2.3 a household comprised a group of employees living together, not exceeding five persons. (included as one private household) 2.4 a household comprised a group of six or more persons, among them at least four persons who are relatives, or not exceeding three relatives where one among them is responsible for all expenses. (included as one private household) Remarks: Item 2.2 and 2.3 were different from the previous surveys which was conducted before the year 1998, in that each person was treated as one-person household. Fuel and light Fuel and light Fuel and light Fuel and light Fuel and light 4. Expenditure on operation in the household and on miscellaneous How much did the household spend on the following goods and services last month? 4.1 fuel, light and water supply 34606 237 1 13265 582.17 570.49 Textile house furnishing Textile house furnishing Textile house furnishing Textile house furnishing Textile house furnishing 4. Expenditure on operation in the household and on miscellaneous How much did the household spend on the following goods and services last month? 4.2 Textile house furnishings 2572 32271 10 59350 353.493 1249.426 Minor equipment Minor equipment Minor equipment Minor equipment Minor equipment 4. Expenditure on operation in the household and on miscellaneous How much did the household spend on the following goods and services last month? 4.3 Other items of household appliances 2520 32323 5 7000 202.435 368.156 Major equipment Major equipment Major equipment Major equipment Major equipment 10. Expenditure on major equipment during the past 12 months and last month did the household buy either in cash or on credits or receive without pay on any following items? What was the total cost? 10.1 Furniture and equipment and cost of maintenance 3684 31159 3 50000 497.349 1087.347 Cleaning supplies Cleaning supplies Cleaning supplies Cleaning supplies Cleaning supplies 4. Expenditure on operation in the household and on miscellaneous How much did the household spend on the following goods and services last month? 4.4 Cleaning supplies 33340 1503 5 4105 141.365 121.238 Domestic servants Domestic servants Domestic servants Domestic servants Domestic servants 5. Expenditure on servants Does the household have domestic servants who are not a member of the household? If yes, how much money was spent on servants last month? (Include cash paid for food, clothing and other) (Child care services (outside dwelling) and guard fee, please fill in item 9.3) 654 34189 21 39000 1852.703 2366.365 Medical supplies Medical supplies Medical supplies Medical supplies Medical supplies 6. Expenditure on health care and personal supplies and services How much money was spent on drugs, medicines and medical treatment up last month? 6.1 Medical supplies 15924 18919 1 9000 93.899 234.747 Outpatient Outpatient Outpatient Outpatient Outpatient 6. Expenditure on health care and personal supplies and services How much money was spent on drugs, medicines and medical treatment up last month? 6.2 Medicat treatment expense (Outpatients) 10807 24036 5 48000 523.425 1488.295 In patient In patient In patient In patient In patient 6. Expenditure on health care and personal supplies and services How much money was spent on drugs, medicines and medical treatment up last month? 6.3 Medicat treatment expense (Inpatients) and Optometrics 3925 30918 2 125000 685.806 3014.785 Personal supplies Personal supplies Personal supplies Personal supplies Personal supplies 6. Expenditure on health care and personal supplies and services How much money was spent on drugs, medicines and medical treatment up last month? 6.4 Personal supplies 33439 1404 2 33015 291.364 465.728 Personal services Personal services Personal services Personal services Personal services 6. Expenditure on health care and personal supplies and services How much money was spent on drugs, medicines and medical treatment up last month? 6.5 Personal services 24741 10102 5 5100 101.476 158.259 Local transportation Local transportation Local transportation Local transportation Local transportation 7. Expenditure on transportation and communication How much money was spent on transportation and maintenance of vehicles and communication by all household members last month? 7.1 Expenditure on transportation 10529 24314 5 20000 564.427 710.201 Travel out of area Travel out of area Travel out of area Travel out of area Travel out of area 7. Expenditure on transportation and communication How much money was spent on transportation and maintenance of vehicles and communication by all household members last month? 7.2 Travle for special occasion and tours 11860 22983 2 64584 581.218 1466.61 Vehicle operation Vehicle operation Vehicle operation Vehicle operation Vehicle operation 7. Expenditure on transportation and communication How much money was spent on transportation and maintenance of vehicles and communication by all household members last month? 7.3 Maintenance and expenses on private vehicles 27242 7601 1 72183 1107.973 1930.963 Vehicle purchase Vehicle purchase Vehicle purchase Vehicle purchase Vehicle purchase 10. Expenditure on major equipment during the past 12 months and last month did the household buy either in cash or on credits or receive without pay of any following items? What was the total cost? 10.3 Vehicle expenditure 8274 26569 1 325167 5173.687 15143.876 Communication services Communication services Communication services Communication services Communication services 7. Expenditure on transportation and communication How much money was spent on transportation and maintenance of vehicles and communication by all household members last month? 7.4 Communication services 26418 8425 1 15500 715.435 784.825 Communication equipment Communication equipment Communication equipment Communication equipment Communication equipment 10. Expenditure on major equipment during the past 12 months and last month did the household buy either in cash or on credits or receive without pay of any following items? What was the total cost? 10.4 Communication equipment 1953 32890 2 3417 442.61 364.815 Admissions Admissions Admissions Admissions Admissions 8. Expenditure on recreation and religious ceremonies How much did all members of the household spend on entertainments, reading and religious activities last month? 8.1 Admissions 1719 33124 5 11860 273.561 558.277 Recreation and sports equipment Recreation and sports equipment Recreation and sports equipment Recreation and sports equipment Recreation and sports equipment 8. Expenditure on recreation and religious ceremonies How much did all members of the household spend on entertainments, reading and religious activities last month? 8.2 Sport, Toy 8441 26402 4 18270 339.64 574.015 Region Region Region Region Region 1. Region 34843 1 5 1 Bangkok Metropolis 2 Central 3 North 4 Northeast 5 South Changwat Changwat Changwat Changwat Changwat 2. Changwat 34843 10 96 10 Bangkok Metropolis 11 Samut Prakan 12 Nonthaburi 13 Pathum thani 14 Phra nakhon si ayutthaya 15 Ang thong 16 Lop buri 17 Sing buri 18 Chai nat 19 Saraburi 20 Chon buri 21 Rayong 22 Chanthaburi 23 Trat 24 Chachoengsao 25 Prachin buri 26 Nakhon nayok 27 Sakaeo 30 Nakhon ratchasima 31 Buri ram 32 Surin 33 Si sa ket 34 Ubon ratchathani 35 Yasothon 36 Chaiyaphum 37 Amnat charoen 39 Nong bua lam phu 40 Khon kaen 41 Udon thani 42 Loei 43 Nong khai 44 Maha sarakham 45 Roi et 46 kalasin 47 Sakon nakhon 48 Nakhon phanom 49 Mukdahan 50 Chiang mai 51 Lamphun 52 Lampang 53 Uttaradit 54 Phrae 55 Nan 56 Phayao 57 Chiang rai 58 Mae hong son 60 Nakhon sawan 61 Uthai thani 62 Kamphang phet 63 Tak 64 Sukhothai 65 Phitsanulok 66 Phichit 67 Phetchabun 70 Ratchaburi 71 Kanchanaburi 72 Suphanburi 73 Nakhon pathom 74 Samut sakhon 75 Samut songkhram 76 Phetchaburi 77 Prachuap khiri khan 80 Nakhon si thammarat 81 Krabi 82 Phangnga 83 Phuket 84 Surat thani 85 Ranong 86 Chumphon 90 Songkhla 91 Satun 92 Trang 93 Phatthalung 94 Pattani 95 Yala 96 Naratiwat Amphoe Amphoe Amphoe Amphoe Amphoe 3. Amphoe 34843 1 50 Tambon Tambon Tambon Tambon Tambon 4. Tambon 34843 1 27 Type of Community Type of Community Type of Community Type of Community Type of Community 5. Municipal area / Non-municipal area 34843 1 2 1 Municipal area 2 Non-municipal area Enumeration District Enumeration District Enumeration District Enumeration District Enumeration District E.D. no. 34843 1 167 Block/Village Block/Village Block/Village Block/Village Block/Village Block no. / Village no. 34843 1 20 Household No. Household No. Household No. Household No. Household No. Household no. ID8 34843 1 15 The private household was referred to as: 1. One-person households, i.e. a person who made provision for his own food and other essentials of living without combining with any other persons. 2. Multiperson households, i.e. a group of two or more persons who made common provision for food and other essentials of living. They might be either related or unrelated such as: 2.1 a household comprised a group of related persons by blood, marriage or adoption 2.2 a household comprised a group of unrelated persons, not exceeding five who live together sharing the lodging. (included as one private household) 2.3 a household comprised a group of employees living together, not exceeding five persons. (included as one private household) 2.4 a household comprised a group of six or more persons, among them at least four persons who are relatives, or not exceeding three relatives where one among them is responsible for all expenses. (included as one private household) Remarks: Item 2.2 and 2.3 were different from the previous surveys which was conducted before the year 1998, in that each person was treated as one-person household. Musical equipment Musical equipment Musical equipment Musical equipment Musical equipment 10. Expenditure on major equipment during the past 12 months and last month did the household buy either in cash or on credits or receive without pay of any following items? What was the total cost? 10.2 Recreation equipment 2172 32671 2 25000 911.304 1066.695 Reading materials Reading materials Reading materials Reading materials Reading materials 8. Expenditure on recreation and religious ceremonies How much did all emmbers of the household spend on entertainments, reading and religious activities last month? 8.3 Reading materials 6403 28440 2 4008 188.397 189.851 Religious activities Religious activities Religious activities Religious activities Religious activities 8. Expenditure on recreation and religious ceremonies How much did all emmbers of the household spend on entertainments, reading and religious activities last month? 8.4 Religious activities 17524 17319 1 20000 179.271 360.166 Education Education Education Education Education 9. Expenditures during the past 12 months and the last month during the past 12 months and the last month did the household pay or receive any of the following goods and services? How much was the total amount or value? 9.1 Education expenses 17882 16961 1 25000 501.062 1038.325 Ceremonies Ceremonies Ceremonies Ceremonies Ceremonies 9. Expenditures during the past 12 months and the last month during the past 12 months and the last month did the household pay or receive any of the following goods and services? How much was the total amount or value? 9.2 Special ceremony expenses 2432 32411 4 50833 1687.822 3527.468 Miscellaneous services Miscellaneous services Miscellaneous services Miscellaneous services Miscellaneous services 9. Expenditures during the past 12 months and the last month during the past 12 months and the last month did the household pay or receive any of the following goods and services? How much was the total amount or value? 9.3 Miscellaneous 7856 26987 1 8000 71.025 312.08 Taxes Taxes Taxes Taxes Taxes 9. Expenditures during the past 12 months and the last month 9.4 During the past 12 months and last month how much did the household pay income tax and other direct taxes to the government? 4960 29883 1 69854 610.557 1885.674 Occupational expenditures Occupational expenditures Occupational expenditures Occupational expenditures Occupational expenditures 9. Expenditures during the past 12 months and the last month 9.5 During the past 12 months and last month, how much did the household pay for membership of occupation? 6847 27996 1 13965 425.19 477.413 Gifts and contributions Gifts and contributions Gifts and contributions Gifts and contributions Gifts and contributions 9. Expenditures during the past 12 months and the last month 9.6 During the past 12 months and last month how much did the household contribute to institutions and persons outside the household? (Specify these things such as food, clothing, etc., and its value) 33743 1100 1 297583 893.444 2975.368 Insurance premiums Insurance premiums Insurance premiums Insurance premiums Insurance premiums 9. Expenditures during the past 12 months and the last month 9.7 During the past 12 months and last month how much did the household pay for insurance premium? (Excluding life insurance; saving type, which there is an item indicated in SES.2 part 7 item 2.6 code D24) 28147 6696 1 250542 289.53 1595.528 Excludes saving insurance Lottery and gamblings Lottery and gamblings Lottery and gamblings Lottery and gamblings Lottery and gamblings 8. Expenditure on recreation and religious ceremonies How much did all emmbers of the household spend on entertainments, reading and religious activities last month? 8.2 Sport, Toy 10911 23932 5 25000 337.303 601.866 Interest on debts Interest on debts Interest on debts Interest on debts Interest on debts 11. Other expenditures not classified in number 1 to 10 During the past 12 months and last month did the household pay anything else except for items indicated in no. 1-10? 7597 27246 1 33500 865.392 1779.695 Interest on shares Interest on shares Interest on shares Interest on shares Interest on shares 11. Other expenditures not classified in number 1 to 10 During the past 12 months and last month did the household pay anything else except for items indicated in no. 1-10? 718 34125 2 10000 313.357 666.732 Other expenses Other expenses Other expenses Other expenses Other expenses 11. Other expenditures not classified in number 1 to 10 During the past 12 months and last month did the household pay anything else except for items indicated in no. 1-10? 887 33956 2 33333 1244.306 2909.133 Food and Beverages Food and Beverages Food and Beverages Food and Beverages Food and Beverages 2. How much does the household usually spend on the following groups of food, beverages and tobacco, in a week? 34843 91 137054 4127.39 2627.964 Tobacco products Tobacco products Tobacco products Tobacco products Tobacco products 2. How much does the household usually spend on the following groups of food, beverages and tobacco, in a week? 14163 20680 4 4515 275.817 357.754 Goods and services Goods and services Goods and services Goods and services Goods and services Household expenditure 34843 185 413724 7378.496 11209.788 Consumption expenditure Consumption expenditure Consumption expenditure Consumption expenditure Consumption expenditure 34843 689 428263 11618.001 12591.213 Non-consumption expenditure Non-consumption expenditure Non-consumption expenditure Non-consumption expenditure Non-consumption expenditure 34424 419 1 307625 1621.54 4041.556 Region Region Region Region Region 1. Region 80951 1 5 1 Bangkok Metropolis 2 Central 3 North 4 Northeast 5 South Changwat Changwat Changwat Changwat Changwat 2. Changwat 80951 10 96 10 Bangkok Metropolis 11 Samut Prakan 12 Nonthaburi 13 Pathum thani 14 Phra nakhon si ayutthaya 15 Ang thong 16 Lop buri 17 Sing buri 18 Chai nat 19 Saraburi 20 Chon buri 21 Rayong 22 Chanthaburi 23 Trat 24 Chachoengsao 25 Prachin buri 26 Nakhon nayok 27 Sakaeo 30 Nakhon ratchasima 31 Buri ram 32 Surin 33 Si sa ket 34 Ubon ratchathani 35 Yasothon 36 Chaiyaphum 37 Amnat charoen 39 Nong bua lam phu 40 Khon kaen 41 Udon thani 42 Loei 43 Nong khai 44 Maha sarakham 45 Roi et 46 kalasin 47 Sakon nakhon 48 Nakhon phanom 49 Mukdahan 50 Chiang mai 51 Lamphun 52 Lampang 53 Uttaradit 54 Phrae 55 Nan 56 Phayao 57 Chiang rai 58 Mae hong son 60 Nakhon sawan 61 Uthai thani 62 Kamphang phet 63 Tak 64 Sukhothai 65 Phitsanulok 66 Phichit 67 Phetchabun 70 Ratchaburi 71 Kanchanaburi 72 Suphanburi 73 Nakhon pathom 74 Samut sakhon 75 Samut songkhram 76 Phetchaburi 77 Prachuap khiri khan 80 Nakhon si thammarat 81 Krabi 82 Phangnga 83 Phuket 84 Surat thani 85 Ranong 86 Chumphon 90 Songkhla 91 Satun 92 Trang 93 Phatthalung 94 Pattani 95 Yala 96 Naratiwat Amphoe Amphoe Amphoe Amphoe Amphoe 3. Amphoe 80951 1 50 Tambon Tambon Tambon Tambon Tambon 4. Tambon 80951 1 27 Type of Community Type of Community Type of Community Type of Community Type of Community 5. Municipal area / Non-municipal area 80951 1 2 1 Municipal area 2 Non-municipal area Enumeration District Enumeration District Enumeration District Enumeration District Enumeration District E.D. no. 80951 1 167 Block/Village Block/Village Block/Village Block/Village Block/Village Block no. / Village no. 80951 1 20 Household No. Household No. Household No. Household No. Household No. Household no. ID8 80951 1 15 The private household was referred to as: 1. One-person households, i.e. a person who made provision for his own food and other essentials of living without combining with any other persons. 2. Multiperson households, i.e. a group of two or more persons who made common provision for food and other essentials of living. They might be either related or unrelated such as: 2.1 a household comprised a group of related persons by blood, marriage or adoption 2.2 a household comprised a group of unrelated persons, not exceeding five who live together sharing the lodging. (included as one private household) 2.3 a household comprised a group of employees living together, not exceeding five persons. (included as one private household) 2.4 a household comprised a group of six or more persons, among them at least four persons who are relatives, or not exceeding three relatives where one among them is responsible for all expenses. (included as one private household) Remarks: Item 2.2 and 2.3 were different from the previous surveys which was conducted before the year 1998, in that each person was treated as one-person household. Sub-record No. Sub-record No. Sub-record No. Sub-record No. Sub-record No. Sub-record No. SRN 80737 214 1 11 Member number Member number Member number Member number Member number 1. Name and member number with 20 years of age and over Only those household members who are 20 years old and over 80737 214 1 17 The questionnaire and data dictionary call this variable K01. The variable name was changed to link this data file with Record2. No. of loans No. of loans No. of loans No. of loans No. of loans 2. How many times did you obtain a loan from the Village Fund (VF) since January 2002? 1, 2, ....... go to Q4. If 'not' enter "0" (go to Q3). 80737 214 8 0.266 0.715 Reason for no loan Reason for no loan Reason for no loan Reason for no loan Reason for no loan 3. Why did you not apply for or obtain a loan? Only 1 answer and go to Q17. 69487 11464 8 VF is not available 1 Applied but was refused 2 No need 3 Believed would be refused 4 Too expensive 5 Did not find guarantors 6 Do not like to be in debt 7 Don't know village fund 8 Other Sysmiss Most recent loan Most recent loan Most recent loan Most recent loan Most recent loan Q4 - Q16 for household members who obtained a VF loan 4. When did you obtain the most recent loan? Month Year 11250 69701 2545 122547 2545 2546 2547 12545 12546 12547 22545 22546 22547 32545 32546 32547 42545 42546 42547 52545 52546 52547 62545 62546 62547 72545 72546 72547 82545 82546 82547 92545 92546 92547 102545 102546 102547 112545 112546 112547 122545 122546 122547 Sysmiss Most recent loan, month Most recent loan, month Most recent loan, month Most recent loan, month Most recent loan, month Q4 - Q16 for household members who obtained a VF loan 4. When did you obtain the most recent loan? Month 11244 69707 1 12 1 January 2 February 3 March 4 April 5 May 6 June 7 July 8 August 9 September 10 October 11 November 12 December Sysmiss Most recent loan, year Most recent loan, year Most recent loan, year Most recent loan, year Most recent loan, year Q4 - Q16 for household members who obtained a VF loan 4. When did you obtain the most recent loan? Year 11250 69701 2545 2547 2545 2546 2547 Sysmiss This is the Thai year. Amount applied for Amount applied for Amount applied for Amount applied for Amount applied for Q4 - Q16 for household members who obtained a VF loan 5. How much money did you ask to borrow in this loan? 11250 69701 500 999999 16128.381 30439.468 999999 Not reported Amount of loan Amount of loan Amount of loan Amount of loan Amount of loan Q4 - Q16 for household members who obtained a VF loan 6. How much did you actually borrow in this loan? 11250 69701 500 999999 14996.342 28986.869 999999 Not reported Interest, 12 months Interest, 12 months Interest, 12 months Interest, 12 months Interest, 12 months Q4 - Q16 for household members who obtained a VF loan 7. How much interest did you have to pay over 12 months for this loan? 11250 69701 1 99999 4324.284 18215.604 99999 Not reported Guarantor 1 Guarantor 1 Guarantor 1 Guarantor 1 Guarantor 1 Q4 - Q16 for household members who obtained a VF loan 8. Who were the two guarantors for this loan? 11250 69701 1 9 1 Parents 2 Children 3 Other person ouside the household 4 Friends 5 Others 9 Not reported Sysmiss Guarantor 2 Guarantor 2 Guarantor 2 Guarantor 2 Guarantor 2 Q4 - Q16 for household members who obtained a VF loan 8. Who were the two guarantors for this loan? 11250 69701 1 9 1 Parents 2 Children 3 Other person ouside the household 4 Friends 5 Others 9 Not reported Sysmiss Amount spent on loan Amount spent on loan Amount spent on loan Amount spent on loan Amount spent on loan Q4 - Q16 for household members who obtained a VF loan 9. How much did you have to spend to obtain this loan? in-cash and in-kind, no = 0 11250 69701 99999 27198.53 44388.707 99999 Not reported Objective for loan Objective for loan Objective for loan Objective for loan Objective for loan Q4 - Q16 for household members who obtained a VF loan 10. What was the main objective for obtaining this loan? actuality 11250 69701 1 99 1 Buy agricultural equipment/inputs 2 Buy animals (for sale/usage) 3 Buy agricultural land 4 Buy non-farm business equipment/inputs 5 Business construction 6 Buy consumer durable goods 7 Improve dwelling 8 School fees 9 Health treatment 10 Ceremonies 11 On-lending 12 Other 99 Not reported Sysmiss Amount used for the objective Amount used for the objective Amount used for the objective Amount used for the objective Amount used for the objective Q4 - Q16 for household members who obtained a VF loan 11. How much of this loan did you actually allocate for that purpose? 11250 69701 999999 999999 Not reported Member No. 1 Member No. 1 Member No. 1 Member No. 1 Member No. 1 Q4 - Q16 for household members who obtained a VF loan 12. Which member of the household benefits most from the loan? (allow for up to three members ordered from the most to less, "90" for other person outside the household) 11250 69701 1 90 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 12 90 Person outside the household Sysmiss Member number corresponds to the household member number in variable B01 Member No. 2 Member No. 2 Member No. 2 Member No. 2 Member No. 2 Q4 - Q16 for household members who obtained a VF loan 12. Which member of the household benefits most from the loan? (allow for up to three members ordered from the most to less, "90" for other person outside the household) 8272 72679 1 90 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 13 90 Person outside the household Sysmiss Member number corresponds to the household member number in variable B01 Member No. 3 Member No. 3 Member No. 3 Member No. 3 Member No. 3 Q4 - Q16 for household members who obtained a VF loan 12. Which member of the household benefits most from the loan? (allow for up to three members ordered from the most to less, "90" for other person outside the household) 4430 76521 1 90 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 14 90 Person outside the household Sysmiss Member number corresponds to the household member number in variable B01 Late payments Late payments Late payments Late payments Late payments Q4 - Q16 for household members who obtained a VF loan 13. Were you overdue in repaying this loan? 11250 69701 1 9 1 On time 2 Overdue 9 Not reported Sysmiss Borrow for loan payments Borrow for loan payments Borrow for loan payments Borrow for loan payments Borrow for loan payments Q4 - Q16 for household members who obtained a VF loan 14. Did you borrow from somewhere else in order to repay this loan? (if 'no' go to Q16) 11250 69701 1 No 1 Yes Sysmiss Interest rate on borrowing, monthly Interest rate on borrowing, monthly Interest rate on borrowing, monthly Interest rate on borrowing, monthly Interest rate on borrowing, monthly Q4 - Q16 for household members who obtained a VF loan 15. If you borrowed, what rate of interest did you have to pay? (per month) 1287 79664 20 3.725 4.022 Interest rate on borrowing, annual Interest rate on borrowing, annual Interest rate on borrowing, annual Interest rate on borrowing, annual Interest rate on borrowing, annual Q4 - Q16 for household members who obtained a VF loan 15. If you borrowed, what rate of interest did you have to pay? (per annum) 254 80697 1 40 7.421 4.883 Effect of loan on economic status Effect of loan on economic status Effect of loan on economic status Effect of loan on economic status Effect of loan on economic status Q4 - Q16 for household members who obtained a VF loan 16. How did this loan change your economic situation? (go to Q24) 11250 69701 1 3 1 Improved 2 Unchanged 3 Worsened Sysmiss No. of unsuccesseful attempts to loan No. of unsuccesseful attempts to loan No. of unsuccesseful attempts to loan No. of unsuccesseful attempts to loan No. of unsuccesseful attempts to loan Questions for household members who did not obtain VF loan 17. How many times have you applied unsuccessfully for a VF loan? (no=0, go to Q24) 69487 11464 3 0.00414 0.0734 Latest denied application Latest denied application Latest denied application Latest denied application Latest denied application Questions for household members who did not obtain VF loan 18. When was the most recent of your application for this unsuccessful? (Month Year) 249 80702 12545 122546 12545 12546 12547 22545 22546 22547 32545 32546 32547 42545 42546 42547 52545 52546 52547 62545 62546 62547 72546 72547 82545 82546 92545 92546 92547 102545 102546 102547 112545 112546 122545 122546 Sysmiss Latest denied application, month Latest denied application, month Latest denied application, month Latest denied application, month Latest denied application, month Questions for household members who did not obtain VF loan 18. When was the most recent of your application for this unsuccessful? Month 249 80702 1 12 1 January 2 February 3 March 4 April 5 May 6 June 7 July 8 August 9 September 10 October 11 November 12 December Sysmiss Latest denied application, year Latest denied application, year Latest denied application, year Latest denied application, year Latest denied application, year Questions for household members who did not obtain VF loan 18. When was the most recent of your application for this unsuccessful? Year 249 80702 2545 2547 2545 2546 2547 Sysmiss This is the Thai year. Reason for refusal Reason for refusal Reason for refusal Reason for refusal Reason for refusal Questions for household members who did not obtain VF loan 19. Why was your loan application refused? 249 80702 1 9 1 No funds left 2 Application incomplete 3 No guarantors 4 Other 9 Not reported Sysmiss Loaned elsewhere Loaned elsewhere Loaned elsewhere Loaned elsewhere Loaned elsewhere Questions for household members who did not obtain VF loan 20. Did you obtain a loan from other sources instead? No=0 (go to Q21) Yes=1 (go to Q22) 249 80702 1 No 1 Yes Sysmiss Reason for not borrowing elsewhere Reason for not borrowing elsewhere Reason for not borrowing elsewhere Reason for not borrowing elsewhere Reason for not borrowing elsewhere Questions for household members who did not obtain VF loan 21. If 'no', Why did you not obtain a loan from other sources instead? 159 80792 1 9 1 No need 2 Believed would be refused 3 Too expensive 4 No guarantors/collateral 5 Do not like to be in in debt 6 Don't have other sources 7 Other 9 Not reported Sysmiss Alternate source of loan Alternate source of loan Alternate source of loan Alternate source of loan Alternate source of loan Questions for household members who did not obtain VF loan 22. If 'yes', from which source did you obtain a loan instead? 89 80862 1 9 1 Commercial banks 2 Bank of agriculture and agricultural cooperative 3 Government housing bank/savings bank 4 Financial institution / credit foncier 5 Saving cooperatives 6 Organization's welfare 7 Relatives outside the household 8 Friends 9 Other Sysmiss Interest rate in alternate source, monthly Interest rate in alternate source, monthly Interest rate in alternate source, monthly Interest rate in alternate source, monthly Interest rate in alternate source, monthly Questions for household members who did not obtain VF loan 23. What rate of interest did you have to pay for other sources? (per month) 71 80880 20 6.028 6.57 Interest rate in alternate source, annually Interest rate in alternate source, annually Interest rate in alternate source, annually Interest rate in alternate source, annually Interest rate in alternate source, annually Questions for household members who did not obtain VF loan 23. What rate of interest did you have to pay for other sources? (per annum) 21 80930 1 19 6.952 4.117 Suggestion 1 Suggestion 1 Suggestion 1 Suggestion 1 Suggestion 1 24. How should the Village Fund system be changed? 80738 213 1 9 1 No changes needed 2 No guarantors 3 Higher loan amounts 4 Longer repayment periods 5 Lower interest/grants 6 Repayment in-kind 7 Should give money only to the poorest 8 Other 9 Not reported Sysmiss Suggestion 2 Suggestion 2 Suggestion 2 Suggestion 2 Suggestion 2 24. How should the Village Fund system be changed? 80708 243 2 9 1 No changes needed 2 No guarantors 3 Higher loan amounts 4 Longer repayment periods 5 Lower interest/grants 6 Repayment in-kind 7 Should give money only to the poorest 8 Other 9 Not reported Sysmiss Suggestion 3 Suggestion 3 Suggestion 3 Suggestion 3 Suggestion 3 24. How should the Village Fund system be changed? 80673 278 2 9 1 No changes needed 2 No guarantors 3 Higher loan amounts 4 Longer repayment periods 5 Lower interest/grants 6 Repayment in-kind 7 Should give money only to the poorest 8 Other 9 Not reported Sysmiss