Growth & Employment Program - Insourcing and Outsourcing Impact Evaluation Data 2016-2019

Nigeria, 2016 - 2019

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NGA_2016-2019_GEMIE-IO_v01_M

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https://doi.org/10.48529/r3qg-b983

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David McKenzie, Stephen Anderson

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Impact Evaluation Surveys Fragility, Conflict and Violence

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Jul 01, 2021

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D.5a1. We want to understand how you usually choose a supplier. Pick the most ap (d5a1)

Data file: publicuseround1.dta

Overview

Valid: 626

Invalid: 127

Minimum: -9

Maximum: 7

Type: Discrete

Decimal: 2

Start: 3858

End: 3862

Width: 5

Range: -9 - 7

Format: Numeric

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Categories

Value	Category	Cases
-9	DO NOT KNOW	21	3.4%
1	Proximity (The supplier is closely located near the business premises and so either gets product cheaper or reduces transport cost)	60	9.6%
2	Good recommendations and/or track record (Was referred to the supplier by other people or businesses that had worked with him or her)	169	27%
3	They offered the best quotation among several suppliers (Used competitive bidding and decided based on who offers the best quality and at reasonable price)	298	47.6%
4	I knew the supplier (The respondent had acquaintance with the supplier (friend, co-workers, former supplier)	11	1.8%
5	Sells a wide range of goods/services (The supplier offers various good and services and he has “one stop shop” where business can purchase variety of raw materials they need at any single moment)	27	4.3%
6	Sells good/ services on credit (He is the only supplier who offers goods on credit to the businesses in the area)	12	1.9%
7	Other, specify:____________________________________________________________________	28	4.5%
Sysmiss		127

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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