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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)
Metadata
DDI/XML JSON
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Oct 15, 2012
Last modified
Oct 26, 2015
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Age (p1s1q4)

Data file: ERHS 1999_p1sec1

Overview

Valid: 8448
Invalid: 3485
Type: Discrete
Decimal: 2
Width: 8
Range: 0 - 95
Format: Numeric

Questions and instructions

Categories
Value Category Cases
0 < 1 27
0.3%
1 29
0.3%
1.5 3
0%
1.6 1
0%
2 126
1.5%
2.1 1
0%
2.5 8
0.1%
2.53 1
0%
2.6 1
0%
2.7 1
0%
3 250
3%
3.25 1
0%
3.3 1
0%
3.4 1
0%
3.5 9
0.1%
3.6 2
0%
3.8 2
0%
4 242
2.9%
4.3 1
0%
4.5 6
0.1%
4.6 1
0%
4.8 2
0%
5 285
3.4%
5.125 1
0%
5.2 1
0%
5.3 1
0%
5.4 1
0%
5.5 5
0.1%
5.6 2
0%
5.7 1
0%
6 260
3.1%
6.3 1
0%
6.5 2
0%
6.6 1
0%
7 258
3.1%
7.5 1
0%
8 306
3.6%
9 251
3%
10 303
3.6%
11 255
3%
11.5 1
0%
12 313
3.7%
13 264
3.1%
14 256
3%
15 269
3.2%
16 203
2.4%
17 215
2.5%
18 197
2.3%
19 141
1.7%
20 225
2.7%
21 110
1.3%
22 143
1.7%
23 113
1.3%
24 142
1.7%
25 168
2%
26 95
1.1%
27 89
1.1%
28 78
0.9%
29 73
0.9%
30 161
1.9%
31 72
0.9%
32 100
1.2%
33 72
0.9%
34 72
0.9%
35 155
1.8%
36 50
0.6%
37 77
0.9%
38 53
0.6%
39 71
0.8%
40 131
1.6%
41 74
0.9%
42 71
0.8%
43 42
0.5%
44 63
0.7%
45 151
1.8%
46 49
0.6%
47 47
0.6%
48 27
0.3%
49 46
0.5%
50 120
1.4%
51 43
0.5%
52 35
0.4%
53 32
0.4%
54 55
0.7%
55 86
1%
56 43
0.5%
57 38
0.4%
58 29
0.3%
59 39
0.5%
60 62
0.7%
61 16
0.2%
62 28
0.3%
63 18
0.2%
64 33
0.4%
65 71
0.8%
66 20
0.2%
67 18
0.2%
68 18
0.2%
69 28
0.3%
70 58
0.7%
71 14
0.2%
72 18
0.2%
73 12
0.1%
74 24
0.3%
75 35
0.4%
76 12
0.1%
77 7
0.1%
78 6
0.1%
79 7
0.1%
80 27
0.3%
81 4
0%
82 8
0.1%
83 3
0%
84 7
0.1%
85 17
0.2%
86 4
0%
87 4
0%
88 2
0%
89 1
0%
90 8
0.1%
92 1
0%
95 7
0.1%
Sysmiss 3485
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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