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Ethiopian Rural Household Survey 1989-2009

Ethiopia, 1989 - 2009
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Reference ID
eth-csae-erhs-1989-2009-v1
Producer(s)
International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI), Centre for the study of African Economies (CSAE), Department of Economics, Addis Ababa University (AAU)
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Oct 15, 2012
Last modified
Oct 26, 2015
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Weight in kg (q34_3)

Data file: ERHS 1994b_r2p3s4a

Overview

Valid: 7798
Invalid: 1527
Type: Discrete
Decimal: 1
Width: 4
Range: 0 - 458
Format: Numeric

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Categories
Value Category Cases
0 Not willing 0
0%
1 Pregnant 0
0%
2 Breastfeeding 2
0%
3 15
0.2%
3.5 2
0%
4 24
0.3%
5 70
0.9%
5.5 1
0%
6 87
1.1%
6.5 1
0%
7 96
1.2%
8 109
1.4%
9 Don't know 99
1.3%
9.5 1
0%
10 201
2.6%
10.5 2
0%
11 105
1.3%
11.5 1
0%
12 100
1.3%
12.5 1
0%
13 101
1.3%
14 125
1.6%
14.5 1
0%
15 265
3.4%
15.5 1
0%
16 147
1.9%
16.5 1
0%
17 113
1.4%
17.5 1
0%
18 90
1.2%
19 107
1.4%
20 258
3.3%
21 87
1.1%
22 65
0.8%
22.5 1
0%
23 75
1%
23.5 1
0%
24 88
1.1%
25 183
2.3%
26 81
1%
27 75
1%
28 68
0.9%
29 65
0.8%
30 162
2.1%
31 49
0.6%
32 62
0.8%
33 55
0.7%
34 56
0.7%
35 120
1.5%
36 61
0.8%
37 51
0.7%
38 65
0.8%
39 43
0.6%
40 173
2.2%
40.5 3
0%
41 80
1%
42 108
1.4%
42.5 1
0%
43 126
1.6%
43.5 1
0%
44 110
1.4%
45 334
4.3%
46 154
2%
46.5 1
0%
47 149
1.9%
47.5 1
0%
48 149
1.9%
49 151
1.9%
50 392
5%
50.5 1
0%
51 152
1.9%
52 164
2.1%
53 170
2.2%
54 179
2.3%
55 326
4.2%
55.4 1
0%
55.5 2
0%
56 164
2.1%
56.6 1
0%
57 132
1.7%
58 101
1.3%
58.5 1
0%
59 98
1.3%
60 224
2.9%
61 71
0.9%
61.5 1
0%
62 59
0.8%
63 44
0.6%
64 46
0.6%
65 95
1.2%
66 25
0.3%
67 27
0.3%
68 19
0.2%
69 13
0.2%
70 30
0.4%
71 8
0.1%
72 12
0.2%
73 7
0.1%
74 7
0.1%
75 8
0.1%
76 2
0%
80 4
0.1%
81 2
0%
82 1
0%
83 1
0%
85 1
0%
88.8 7
0.1%
89 1
0%
90 3
0%
98 2
0%
105 1
0%
108 1
0%
115 1
0%
117 1
0%
126 1
0%
146 1
0%
150 1
0%
157 1
0%
179 1
0%
210 1
0%
320 1
0%
410 1
0%
458 1
0%
Sysmiss 1527
Warning: these figures indicate the number of cases found in the data file. They cannot be interpreted as summary statistics of the population of interest.
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