National Income Dynamics Study - Coronavirus Rapid Mobile Survey 2021, Wave 5

South Africa, 2020 - 2021

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zaf-saldru-nids-cram-2021-w5-v1.0.0

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Nic Spaull - Ronelle Burger - Rulof Burger - David Carel - Reza Daniels - Nwabisa Makaluza - Dorrit Posel - Vimal Ranchhod - Servaas van der Berg - Gabrielle Wills

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National Income Dynamics Study-Coronavirus Rapid Mobile Survey

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Documentation in PDF DDI/XML JSON

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Jul 02, 2021

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Aug 05, 2021

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Questionnaires

NIDS-CRAM Wave 5 questionnaire

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Date	2021-01-01
Country	South Africa
Language	English
Description	This is the questionnaire for Wave 5 of the survey
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Technical documents

National Income Dynamics Study - Coronavirus Rapid Mobile Survey panel user manual

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Author(s)	Kim Ingle, Timothy Brophy, and Reza Daniels
Date	2021-06-30
Country	South Africa
Language	English
Contributor(s)	This is the user manual for data from all waves of the NIDS-CRAM survey.
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Creating household weights for NIDS-CRAM

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Author(s)	Martin Wittenberg and Nicola Branson
Date	2021-07-07
Country	South Africa
Language	English
Contributor(s)	This is a zipped folder containing the NIDS-CRAM technical paper that discusses the creation of "household weights" by the authors for findings at the household level, as well as the weights.
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[nids-cram-2021-w5-do-files]

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Date	2021-06-30
Country	South Africa
Language	English
Contributor(s)	This is a folder containing the syntax files provided with the NIDS-CRAM data release Wave 5. The do files show how to merge the within-wave and between-wave data files. They show how the employment status variable was derived.
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