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Village Resource and Rural Infrastructure Study 2008-2009, Wave 1

Indonesia, 2008
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IDN_2008_VRRI-W1_v01_M
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Yayasan Cipta Sarana Mandiri
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Line number / Type of assets (ha00)

Data file: HA1

Overview

Valid: 157399
Invalid: 0
Minimum: 1
Maximum: 95
Type: Discrete
Decimal: 0
Start: 7
End: 8
Width: 2
Range: 1 - 95
Format: Numeric

Questions and instructions

Literal question
Number
Categories
Value Category Cases
1 Color TV 3839
2.4%
2 Black and white TV 3839
2.4%
3 Tape 3839
2.4%
4 VCD/playstation/video player 3839
2.4%
5 Radio 3839
2.4%
6 Rice cooker/ magic jar 3839
2.4%
7 Refrigerator/freezer 3839
2.4%
8 Gas burner 3839
2.4%
9 Gas oven/electric oven 3839
2.4%
10 Electric fan 3839
2.4%
11 Mixer/blender 3839
2.4%
12 Sewing machine 3839
2.4%
13 Microwave 3839
2.4%
14 Parabolic antenna 3839
2.4%
15 Air conditioner (AC) 3839
2.4%
16 Vacuum cleaner 3839
2.4%
17 Computer 3839
2.4%
18 Telephone 3839
2.4%
19 Handphone 3839
2.4%
20 Handy cam 3839
2.4%
21 Water pump/sanyo 3839
2.4%
22 Gold jewelry (gram) 3839
2.4%
23 Diamond/pearl jewelry (gram) 3839
2.4%
24 Bicycle 3839
2.4%
25 Motorcycle/vespa 3839
2.4%
26 Car 3839
2.4%
27 Minibus/truck 3839
2.4%
28 Boat 3839
2.4%
29 Motor boat 3839
2.4%
30 Chainsaw 3839
2.4%
31 Fiddle/circle saw/planer machine 3839
2.4%
32 Thresher machine/mechanics 3839
2.4%
33 Rice mill 3839
2.4%
34 Tractor 3839
2.4%
35 Plow 3839
2.4%
36 Home and garden (m2) 3839
2.4%
37 Home without land (m2) 3839
2.4%
38 Agricultural field (m2) 3839
2.4%
39 Field/non agricultural land (m2) 3839
2.4%
40 Cash money (Rp) 3839
2.4%
95 Other valuable property 3839
2.4%
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.
Interviewer instructions
Section A. Household Asset is the most sensitive section in this book. Mostly responden refuse, not pleased, or unwilling to answer the question about the household assets. Explain that this study wants to collect information about the property and the needs of each region, as each region has different needs. And this research wants to gain a description of the differences, similarities, and uniqueness of each region.

Description

Definition
- The definition of a household asset (property) is all kinds of goods, land, or livestock are valued and owned by household members, either individually or in conjunction with another household member or a person outside the household.
- Although the property is in disrepair, but if it is still considered valuable by respondents still considered as an asset.
- The meaning of owned is if household member who own property have the authority / freedom to sell the asset.
- Assets of households that have not paid are considered as household assets.

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Notes
Line number and type of assets
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