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Enterprise Survey 2009

Indonesia, 2009 - 2010
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Reference ID
IDN_2009_ES_v02_M_WB
DOI
https://doi.org/10.48529/ea4g-a158
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Enterprise Surveys
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Jul 18, 2011
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    2009-full data-

net book value of land and buildings in last fiscal year (n6b)

Data file: Indonesia 2009-full data-

Overview

Valid: 1166
Invalid: 278
Type: Discrete
Decimal: 0
Start: 1122
End: 1131
Width: 10
Range: -9 - 69000000
Format: Numeric

Questions and instructions

Literal question
At the end of fiscal year 2008, what was the net book value, that is the value of assets after depreciation, of the following:
Land and buildings
Categories
Value Category Cases
-9 Don't know 484
41.5%
-8 REF 103
8.8%
0 77
6.6%
110 1
0.1%
1000 1
0.1%
1200 1
0.1%
2000 2
0.2%
2500 1
0.1%
3000 1
0.1%
4000 2
0.2%
4500 1
0.1%
5000 3
0.3%
6000 2
0.2%
7000 4
0.3%
8000 2
0.2%
10000 13
1.1%
10500 1
0.1%
11500 1
0.1%
12000 1
0.1%
15000 5
0.4%
16000 1
0.1%
17500 1
0.1%
18000 5
0.4%
20000 14
1.2%
23000 1
0.1%
24000 7
0.6%
25000 7
0.6%
28000 4
0.3%
30000 16
1.4%
31000 2
0.2%
32000 2
0.2%
35000 6
0.5%
36250 1
0.1%
40000 8
0.7%
45000 2
0.2%
48000 1
0.1%
50000 11
0.9%
52500 1
0.1%
55000 2
0.2%
60000 4
0.3%
61000 1
0.1%
70000 3
0.3%
72500 1
0.1%
75000 4
0.3%
78000 1
0.1%
80000 10
0.9%
87000 1
0.1%
90000 2
0.2%
100000 11
0.9%
105000 1
0.1%
110000 2
0.2%
119992 1
0.1%
120000 5
0.4%
125000 1
0.1%
128000 1
0.1%
130000 1
0.1%
135000 3
0.3%
140000 3
0.3%
150000 5
0.4%
154000 1
0.1%
155000 1
0.1%
180000 1
0.1%
190000 1
0.1%
197000 1
0.1%
200000 17
1.5%
210000 1
0.1%
225000 2
0.2%
250000 8
0.7%
257570 1
0.1%
264000 1
0.1%
275000 1
0.1%
300000 7
0.6%
315000 1
0.1%
320000 1
0.1%
325000 1
0.1%
350000 1
0.1%
380000 1
0.1%
400000 9
0.8%
450000 5
0.4%
500000 13
1.1%
552000 1
0.1%
600000 7
0.6%
630000 2
0.2%
650000 1
0.1%
700000 5
0.4%
750000 1
0.1%
800000 7
0.6%
813944 1
0.1%
850000 1
0.1%
900000 4
0.3%
975000 1
0.1%
985000 1
0.1%
990000 1
0.1%
1000000 19
1.6%
1100000 2
0.2%
1116000 1
0.1%
1140000 1
0.1%
1200000 3
0.3%
1300000 2
0.2%
1350000 1
0.1%
1380000 2
0.2%
1395000 1
0.1%
1400000 2
0.2%
1500000 10
0.9%
1600000 4
0.3%
1638000 1
0.1%
1700000 2
0.2%
1860000 1
0.1%
1900000 2
0.2%
2000000 11
0.9%
2025000 1
0.1%
2100000 1
0.1%
2276000 1
0.1%
2300000 2
0.2%
2400000 1
0.1%
2500000 3
0.3%
2600000 1
0.1%
2900000 1
0.1%
2975000 1
0.1%
3000000 13
1.1%
3200000 1
0.1%
3250000 1
0.1%
3500000 1
0.1%
3900000 1
0.1%
4000000 5
0.4%
4036098 1
0.1%
4250000 1
0.1%
4300000 1
0.1%
4500000 2
0.2%
4600000 1
0.1%
4700000 1
0.1%
4800000 1
0.1%
4900000 2
0.2%
5000000 5
0.4%
5200000 1
0.1%
5400000 1
0.1%
5800000 2
0.2%
5900000 1
0.1%
6000000 2
0.2%
6370000 1
0.1%
6500000 2
0.2%
6760000 1
0.1%
6800000 1
0.1%
7000000 2
0.2%
7200000 1
0.1%
7250000 1
0.1%
7400000 2
0.2%
7800000 2
0.2%
7900000 1
0.1%
8000000 4
0.3%
8440000 1
0.1%
8991945 1
0.1%
9000000 5
0.4%
9318689 1
0.1%
9500000 1
0.1%
9800000 1
0.1%
10000000 5
0.4%
10700000 1
0.1%
11000000 1
0.1%
11900000 1
0.1%
12000000 4
0.3%
13000000 4
0.3%
14000000 2
0.2%
15000000 2
0.2%
15200000 1
0.1%
16000000 1
0.1%
17000000 1
0.1%
18000000 1
0.1%
19000000 1
0.1%
19800000 1
0.1%
20000000 1
0.1%
21000000 1
0.1%
22000000 1
0.1%
22600000 1
0.1%
23000000 1
0.1%
24500000 1
0.1%
25000000 1
0.1%
30000000 2
0.2%
33800000 1
0.1%
35000000 2
0.2%
40000000 2
0.2%
50000000 1
0.1%
51661945 1
0.1%
115000000 1
0.1%
150000000 1
0.1%
169000000 1
0.1%
200000000 1
0.1%
300000000 1
0.1%
400000000 1
0.1%
1000000000 1
0.1%
4000000000 1
0.1%
Sysmiss 278
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
Net book value equals the purchase value minus depreciation.

The net book value represents the actual cost of assets at the time they were acquired, including all costs incurred in making the assets usable (such as transportation and installation) minus depreciation accumulated since the date of purchase. Included in the assets are all buildings, structures, machinery, and equipment (production, office, and transportation equipment) for which depreciation reserves are maintained. Accordingly, the value of assets at the end of the year includes the value of construction in progress.
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