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Microenterprise Growth and the Flypaper Effect, Randomized Experiment 2008-2010, Licensed Use File

Ghana, 2008 - 2010
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Reference ID
GHA_2008_MGFERE_v01_M_v01_A_LUF
DOI
https://doi.org/10.48529/csqg-qy49
Producer(s)
David McKenzie, Marcel Fafchamps, Simon Quinn, Christopher Woodruff
Collection(s)
Impact Evaluation Surveys
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Documentation in PDF DDI/XML JSON
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Apr 10, 2026
Last modified
Apr 10, 2026
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Units sold in the last month of most important product or service (income_7g)

Data file: GhanaBaselineSingle_la

Overview

Valid: 907
Invalid: -
Type: Continuous
Start: 5252
End: 5290
Width: 39
Range: -
Format: character

Questions and instructions

Literal question
MOST IMPORTANT PRODUCT OR SERVICE: Units sold in the last month: (income_7g)
Categories
Value Category
0.05
0.30
0.40
0.5 or more onn
0.5bags
00
1
1 bag
1 bundle
1 house
1 pan everyday
1.5
1.50
10
10 BOXES
10 boxes
10 cartons
10 gallons
100
100 cups
100 yards
1000
10000
1040
105
108
10tonnes
11
110
1100
114
115
117
12
12 per bottle
120
120 bottles
120 pounds
1200
130
1350
14
14 days work
140
144
1440
1488
15
15 creates
150
150 gallons
1500
16
16 cars
160
160 dozens
1600
1680
18
180
1800
188
1bag of maize
1house
2
2 boxes
2 houses
2.5
20
20 batches of plantain
20 cloths
20 persewers
20 pieces
20 transfers were made
200
200 pieces
2000
2080
21
210
220
23
24
24 BUNDLES
24 days
24 gallons
240
240 crates
2400
25
25 dresses
250
26
270
272
28
280
2800
29
3
30
30 creats of guinness
30 people
300
300 tubers
32
320
338
34
340
345
35
35 yards
350
356
36
360
375
38
384
3840
4
4 BAGS (SMALL)
4 bags
4 boxes
4 half bags of rice
4 places
40
40 bowls
40 items
40 yards
40.00
400
400 pineapples
42
420
440
4400
45
45 packs
450
460
48
480
490
5
5 bags . 1 bag [50kilos] is 80 gh cedis
5 boxes
5 persons
5 perswers
5 peswers
50
50 transfers
500
500 packets
52 PACKS
520
54
550
56
576
58
580
5sachets of bag
6
6 boxes
6 houses
60
600
6000
62
620
64
650
66
660
672
6shirt
7
7 boxes and other lutions
70
700
720
7200
75
75 cups
75 persons
8
8 bottles
80
80 bags
80 bowls
800
800 pieces
8000
84
840
9
90
900
95
96
960
96tins
97
99
BULK UNTIL IT FINISH
Can't determine
I DONT SELL BUT SEW
NONE
a llmost all was sold
about 4000
about a box
banku
beans
cloth
doesnt remember
garlon
kenkey
many
none
one and half bags
one building
painting
plantain
power
they bring their things for me to sew
uncountable
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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