Ethiopian Rural Household Survey 1989-2009

Ethiopia, 1989 - 2009

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eth-csae-erhs-1989-2009-v1

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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

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SPECIFICS OF SHOCK (q41_0)

Data file: ERHS 2004_r6p4s1_Shock101to310

Overview

Valid: 29946

Invalid: 31

Type: Discrete

Decimal: 0

Width: 102

Range: 2 - 601

Format: Numeric

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Categories

Value	Category	Cases
2		1	0%
8		1	0%
10		3	0%
101	Drought	1360	4.5%
102	Too much rain or flood	1376	4.6%
103	Erosion	1362	4.5%
104	Frosts or hailstorm	1361	4.5%
105	Pests or diseases that affected crops before they were harvested	1358	4.5%
106	Pests or diseases that led to storage losses	1355	4.5%
107	Pests or diseases that affected livestock	1351	4.5%
108		1	0%
201	Lack of access to inputs	1360	4.5%
202	Large increase in input prices	1362	4.5%
203	Large decrease in output prices	1358	4.5%
204	Lack of demand or inability to sell agricultural products	1345	4.5%
205	Lack of demand or inability to sell nonagricultural products	1341	4.5%
206		14	0%
207		4	0%
208		2	0%
209		1	0%
301	Land redistribution in the PA	1367	4.6%
302	Confiscation of assets	1366	4.6%
303	Resettlement, villagization or forced migration	1344	4.5%
304	Bans on migration	1367	4.6%
305	Forced contributions or arbitrary taxation	1364	4.6%
306	Imprisonment for political reasons	1358	4.5%
307	Discrimination for political reasons	1355	4.5%
308	Discrimination for social or ethnic reasons	1360	4.5%
309	Contract disputes (eg default, disagreement regarding prices or quantities) regarding purchased inputs	1358	4.5%
310	Contract disputes (eg default, disagreement regarding prices or quantities) regarding sale of output	1365	4.6%
311		9	0%
403		1	0%
404		3	0%
405		6	0%
406		3	0%
407		3	0%
601		1	0%
Sysmiss		31

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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