Firm Analysis and Competitiveness Survey 2005

India, 2005

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Reference ID

IND_2005_FACS_v01_M_WB

DOI

https://doi.org/10.48529/w6d7-tx53

Producer(s)

World Bank, The Confederation of Indian Industry

Collection(s)

Enterprise Surveys

Metadata

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May 24, 2011

Last modified

Sep 26, 2013

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Data file: India-2005--full data-

The file contains the cleaned, raw database. Text of questions can be found in "Firm Analysis and Competitiveness Survey of India 2005 Questionnaire" in "Questionnaires" folder.

Cases:	2286
Variables:	748

Variables

r13_1c5

2002 total energy, of which fuel costs

r13_1c6

2002 total cost of labor

r13_1c7

2002 total rent on land and buldings

r13_1c8

2002 total rent on land

r13_1c9

2002 total rent on machinery

r13_1c10

2002 total interest charges

r13_1c11

2002 all other costs, i.e. transport, overhead, etc

r13_2a

your plant's sales revenue (thousands) in 1999 (5 yrs ago)

r13_2b

your plant's sales revenue (thousands) in 1994 (10 yrs ago)

r13_3a1

2004 fuel costs for generator (thousands)

r13_3a2

2004 tansport/logistics cost (thousands)

r13_3a3

2004 telecommunication costs (thousands)

r13_3a4

2004 traveling for employees (thousands)

r13_3a5

2004 royalty or license fee to domestic companies (thousands)

r13_3a6

2004 royalty or license fee to foreign companies (thousands)

r13_3b1

2004 fuel costs for generator (as % of other costs)

r13_3b2

2004 tansport/logistics cost (as % of other costs)

r13_3b3

2004 telecommunication costs (as % of other costs)

r13_3b4

2004 traveling for employees (as % of other costs)

r13_3b5

2004 royalty or license fee to domestic companies (as % of other costs)

r13_3b6

2004 royalty or license fee to foreign companies (as % of other costs)

r13_4a

last year, percentage of net profits over total annual sales

r13_4b

last year, what percentage of net profits were reinvested in establishment

r13_5

estimated annual market rent that your plant would have paid for 2004

r13_6

how much did your firm spend on design or R&D in 2004 (thousands)

r13_7a1

main product description

r13_7a2

second product description

r13_7a3

third product description

r13_7c1

main product: percent of total sales

r13_7c2

second product: percent of total sales

r13_7c3

third product: percent of total sales

r13_8a1x

2004 main product description

r13_8a2x

2003 main product description

r13_8b1x

2004 main product unit

r13_8b2x

2003 main product unit

r13_8c1

2004 main product quantity sold (including exports)

r13_8c2

2003 main product quantity sold (including exports)

r13_8d1

2004 main product quantity exported

r13_8d2

2003 main product quantity exported

r13_8e1

2004 main product total sales (thousands)

r13_8e2

2003 main product total sales (thousands)

r13_8f1

2004 main product value of exports (thousands)

r13_8f2

2003 main product value of exports (thousands)

r13_8g1

2004 main product year of first production by your plant

r13_8g2

2003 main product year of first production by your plant

r13_8h1

2004 main product yar of first export by your plant

r13_8h2

2003 main product yar of first export by your plant

r13_9a1x

2004 main raw material description

r13_9a2x

2003 main raw material description

r13_9b1x

2004 main raw material unit

r13_9b2x

2003 main raw material unit

r13_9c1

2004 main raw material quantity purchased (including imports)

r13_9c2

2003 main raw material quantity purchased (including imports)

r13_9d1

2004 main raw material quantity imported

r13_9d2

2003 main raw material quantity imported

r13_9e1

2004 main raw material value of purchase (thousands)

r13_9e2

2003 main raw material value of purchase (thousands)

r13_9f1

2004 main raw material value of imports (thousands)

r13_9f2

2003 main raw material value of imports (thousands)

r14_2a1

average number of workers in 2002

r14_2a2

average number of workers in 2003

r14_2a3

average number of workers in 2004

r14_2a4

percent of female workers in 2004

r14_2a5

percent of part time workers in 2004

r14_2a6

total compensation in 2004 (thousands)

r14_2b

2004: how many hours per person per week did permanent workers work

r14_2b1

average number of management workers in 2002

r14_2b2

average number of management workers in 2003

r14_2b3

average number of management workers in 2004

r14_2b4

percent of female management workers in 2004

r14_2b5

percent of part time management workers in 2004

r14_2b6

total compensation for management in 2004 (thousands)

r14_2c

2004: how many hours per person per week did permanent part-time workers work

r14_2c1

average number of professional workers in 2002

r14_2c2

average number of professional workers in 2003

r14_2c3

average number of professional workers in 2004

r14_2c4

percent of female professional workers in 2004

r14_2c5

percent of part time professional workers in 2004

r14_2c6

total compensation for professionals in 2004 (thousands)

r14_2d1

average number of skilled production workers in 2002

r14_2d2

average number of skilled production workers in 2003

r14_2d3

average number of skilled production workers in 2004

r14_2d4

percent of female skilled production workers in 2004

r14_2d5

percent of part time skilled production workers in 2004

r14_2d6

total compensation for skilled production workers in 2004 (thousands)

r14_2e1

average number of unskilled production workers in 2002

r14_2e2

average number of unskilled production workers in 2003

r14_2e3

average number of unskilled production workers in 2004

r14_2e4

percent of female unskilled production workers in 2004

r14_2e5

percent of part time unskilled production workers in 2004

r14_2e6

total compensation for unskilled production in 2004 (thousands)

r14_3a1

2004: average number of temporary workers employed

r14_3a2

2004: average number of female etemporary workers

r14_3a3

2004: average number of part-time temporary workers

r14_3a4

2004: average length of employment in months for temporary workers

r14_3a5

2004: total compensation for temporary workers (thousands)

r14_3b1

2003: average number of temporary workers employed

r14_3b2

2003: average number of female etemporary workers

r14_3b3

2003: average number of part-time temporary workers

r14_3b4

2003: average length of employment in months for temporary workers

r14_3b5

2003: total compensation for temporary workers (thousands)

r14_3c1

2002: average number of temporary workers employed

r14_3c2

2002: average number of female etemporary workers

r14_3c3

2002: average number of part-time temporary workers

r14_3c4

2002: average length of employment in months for temporary workers

r14_3c5

2002: total compensation for temporary workers (thousands)

r14_4

on average, how many hours per week do temporary workers work

r14_5a

in 2004, how many new employees did your establishmen hire

r14_5b1

in 2004, how many employees were dismissed or laid off?

r14_5b2

in 2004, how many employees left due to sickness or died?

r14_5b3

in 2004, how many employees left for other reasons?

r14_6a1

last year, did you offer formal internal training?

r14_6a2

last year, did you offer formal external training?

r14_6b1

how many people were trained in management programs?

r14_6b2

what were the total person-weeks of management training?

r14_6c1

how many people were trained in professional programs?

r14_6c2

what were the total person-weeks of professional training?

r14_6d1

how many people were trained in skilled production programs?

r14_6d2

what were the total person-weeks of skilled production training?

r14_6e1

how many people were trained in unskilled production programs?

r14_6e2

what were the total person-weeks of unskilled production training?

r14_6f1

how many people were trained in non-production programs?

r14_6f2

what were the total person-weeks of non-production training?

r14_7

how much did you spend on formal training last year?

r14_8

what percent of your workforce is unionized?

r14_9a

days production lost last year to worker strikes or labor disputes

r14_9b

days production lost last year to civil unrest

r14_9c

days production lost last year to employee absteeism (illness,death,funerals)

r14_11a

percent of workforce at establishment that has not completed primary school

r14_11b

percent of workforce at establishment that is female

r14_12a1

management workers: average years of education

r14_12a2

management workers: average tenure (years)

r14_12a3

management workers: average age

r14_12b1

professional workers: average years of education

r14_12b2

professional workers: average tenure (years)

r14_12b3

professional workers: average age

r14_12c1

production workers: average years of education

r14_12c2

production workers: average tenure (years)

r14_12c3

production workers: average age

r14_12d1

non-production workers: average years of education

r14_12d2

non-production workers: average tenure (years)

r14_12d3

non-production workers: average age

r14_13a

weeks it took to fill your most recent vacancy for a manager

r14_13b

weeks it took to fill your most recent vacancy for a skilled technician

r14_13c

weeks it took to fill your most recent vacancy for a production/service worker

r14_13d

weeks it took to fill your most recent vacancy for a non-production worker

r14_1

when operation started, what was the number of full-time paid employees?

r14_14

percent of the wage bill for production workers calculated at piece rate

Total: 748

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