Business Registration in Malawi Experimental Data and Replication Files 2011-2015

Malawi, 2011 - 2015

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MWI_2011_BRIEL_v01_M

DOI

https://doi.org/10.48529/gnk7-n020

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David McKenzie

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Impact Evaluation Surveys

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Sep 27, 2018

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Why did you take the [training]? (s14q12_specify_1)

Data file: Baseline_Malawi_clean_September_2018_BS

Overview

Valid: 48

Invalid: 0

Type: Discrete

Start: 4261

End: 4305

Width: 45

Range: -

Format: character

Questions and instructions

Categories

Value	Cases
-7	1	2.1%
BEING EMPLOYED APART FROM OWNING THE BUSINESS	1	2.1%
CALLING FROM GOD	1	2.1%
EMPLOYED AS AN ACCOUNT	1	2.1%
FOR FUTURE USE	1	2.1%
FOR KNOWLEDGE AND PROFESSIONALISM	1	2.1%
GET A JOB AS A DRIVER IF BUSINESS FAILS	1	2.1%
IT WAS PART OF MY JOB	1	2.1%
IWANT TO BORROW MONEY	1	2.1%
MUM TOLD ME SO	1	2.1%
SHE WAS TOLD BY HER FATHER	1	2.1%
THEY DEALS WITH KIDS	1	2.1%
THINKING OF GETTING A JOB	1	2.1%
TO BE DRIVING INCASE BUSINESS END	1	2.1%
TO BE EMPLOYED	1	2.1%
TO BE EQUIPED	1	2.1%
TO GET A LOAN	1	2.1%
TO GET EMPLOYED	1	2.1%
TO GET EMPLOYEED	1	2.1%
TO GET EMPLOYMENT	1	2.1%
TO GET SKILLS ON TEACHING OTHERS	1	2.1%
TO GET THE SKILL	1	2.1%
TO HAVE KNOLEDGE	1	2.1%
TO HAVE KNOWLEDGE	1	2.1%
TO HAVE SKILLS IN LEADERSHIP	1	2.1%
TO HAVE SOMETHING TO DO WHEN BUSINESS GO DOWN	1	2.1%
TO HAVE THE SKILL	3	6.3%
TO HAVE THE SKILLS	1	2.1%
TO HAVE THE WORK	1	2.1%
TO IMPROVE HIS BUSINESS SKILLS	1	2.1%
TO KNOW THE DRIVING PROCEDURES	1	2.1%
TO KNOW THE SKILL	1	2.1%
TO KNOW THE SKILLS	3	6.3%
TO MANAGE PEOPLE	1	2.1%
TO OBTAIN KNOWLEDGE	1	2.1%
TO PURSUE MY STUDIES	1	2.1%
TO WORK IN DIFERENT SECORS	1	2.1%
WANT TO KNOW COMPUTER	1	2.1%
WANTED TO BE STAND ON MY OWN	1	2.1%
WANTED TO DO HAND WORK THAT WILL BRING MONEY	1	2.1%
WANTED TO GET A LOAN	1	2.1%
WANTED TO GET ALOAN	1	2.1%
WANTED TO HELP CHILDREN WHICH ARE VULNERABLE	1	2.1%
WAS HOPING TO BE EMPLOYED	1	2.1%

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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