Ghana Living Standard Survey 4 - 1998
With labour force model
Ghana, 1998 - 1999
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GHA-GSS-GLSS 4-1998-v2.0
Producer(s)
Ghana Statistical Service (GSS)
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sec1-Household
Roster -
sec8c1-Harvest
and Disposal of
Crops (staple
grains) -
sec8c2-Harvest
and Disposal of
Crops (roots,
vegetables) -
sec8d-Seasonality
of Sales and
Purchases -
sec8e-Other
Agricultural
Income -
sec8f-Agricultural
Costs and
Expenses -
sec8h-Consumption
of Own Produce -
sec9a-Non-food
Expenses (Less
frequently
purchased
items) -
sec9b-Non Food
Expenses
(frequently
purchased
items) -
Sec10a-Basic
characteristics
of non farm
enterpriise -
Sec10b-Expenditures
-1st, 2nd and
3rd enterprises -
Sec10c1-Assets
-1st, 2nd and
3rd enterprises -
Sec10c2-Revenue
of the
enterprise -
Sec10e-Net
income and
revenue of the
enterprise -
Sec11a1-Transfer
payment made by
household -
Sec11a2-Transfer
payment made by
household -
Sec11b1-Income
from transfers -
Sec11b2-Income
from transfers -
Sec11c-
Miscelleneous
income -
Sec11d-
Miscelleneous
outgoings - Sec12a1-Credits
- Sec12a2-Credits
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Sec12b-Assets
and durable
consumer goode - Sec12c-Savings
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sec7-Housing
Characteristics -
sec2a- General
Education -
sec2b-Educational
Career -
sec2c-Literacy
and
Apprenticeship -
sec3a-Health
Conditions -
sec3b-
Preventive
Health and
Immunisation -
sec3c-Postnatal
Care -
Sec3d-Prenatal
care-contraceptive
use -
sec4a-Activity
Status and
Charcteristics
of Main Job -
Sec4b-Main
occupation -
Sec4c-Secondary
occupation - sec4d-Underemployment
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Sec4e-Fourth
occupation -
Sec4e-Employment
search -
Sec4g-Activity
status in the
past 2 weeks -
Sec4g-Employment
history -
sec4i-Housekeeping
Activities - sec5a-Migration
Data file: sec3c-Postnatal Care
Post-natal care-3c for the purpose of this survey post natal care covers children 5 years and below and persons interviewed are child's mother or adult household member in charge
| Cases: | 4048 |
| Variables: | 25 |
Variables
Total: 25