National Income Dynamics Study 2012, Wave 3

South Africa, 2012
DataFirst , University of Cape Town, South Africa

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Southern Africa Labour and Development Research Unit

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a13_1 - Interviewer code (w3_a_intvr_c)

Data file: Adult_W3_Anon_V2.1

Overview

Valid: 19141

Invalid: 3325

Minimum: 2

Maximum: 1008

Type: Discrete

Decimal: 0

Width: 4

Range: -9 - 1008

Format: Numeric

Questions and instructions

Categories

Value	Category	Cases
-9	Don't Know	0	0%
-8	Refused	0	0%
-5	Not Applicable	0	0%
-3	Missing	0	0%
2		24	0.1%
3		468	2.4%
4		262	1.4%
5		193	1%
6		131	0.7%
7		202	1.1%
8		216	1.1%
9		151	0.8%
10		189	1%
11		105	0.5%
12		63	0.3%
13		72	0.4%
14		183	1%
15		143	0.7%
16		184	1%
18		315	1.6%
19		233	1.2%
20		129	0.7%
21		19	0.1%
22		188	1%
23		176	0.9%
24		192	1%
25		112	0.6%
26		212	1.1%
27		326	1.7%
28		302	1.6%
29		75	0.4%
30		86	0.4%
31		68	0.4%
32		130	0.7%
33		361	1.9%
34		284	1.5%
35		261	1.4%
36		39	0.2%
37		117	0.6%
38		81	0.4%
39		93	0.5%
40		121	0.6%
41		290	1.5%
42		323	1.7%
43		242	1.3%
44		103	0.5%
45		234	1.2%
46		206	1.1%
47		119	0.6%
48		127	0.7%
49		218	1.1%
50		105	0.5%
51		261	1.4%
52		288	1.5%
53		31	0.2%
54		254	1.3%
55		249	1.3%
56		261	1.4%
57		98	0.5%
58		202	1.1%
59		272	1.4%
60		259	1.4%
61		87	0.5%
62		199	1%
63		7	0%
64		236	1.2%
65		145	0.8%
66		182	1%
67		232	1.2%
68		107	0.6%
69		263	1.4%
70		234	1.2%
71		68	0.4%
72		244	1.3%
73		30	0.2%
74		250	1.3%
75		236	1.2%
76		487	2.5%
77		264	1.4%
78		197	1%
79		370	1.9%
80		136	0.7%
81		174	0.9%
82		320	1.7%
83		203	1.1%
84		73	0.4%
85		202	1.1%
86		172	0.9%
87		58	0.3%
88		180	0.9%
89		229	1.2%
90		42	0.2%
91		208	1.1%
92		175	0.9%
93		244	1.3%
94		293	1.5%
95		312	1.6%
96		108	0.6%
97		334	1.7%
98		183	1%
99		331	1.7%
1000		122	0.6%
1001		186	1%
1002		11	0.1%
1003		63	0.3%
1004		106	0.6%
1005		84	0.4%
1006		85	0.4%
1007		8	0%
1008		13	0.1%
Sysmiss		3325

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.