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Living Standards Survey 2007

Tajikistan, 2007
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Reference ID
TJK_2007_TLSS_v01_M
DOI
https://doi.org/10.48529/39ay-kr43
Producer(s)
State Statistical Agency
Collection(s)
Living Standards Measurement Study (LSMS)
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Mar 23, 2011
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Jan 30, 2020
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Data file: sm14

Sughd Oblast -

Cases: 216
Variables: 23

Variables

hhid
household id
m14aq1
suppose you are given the opportunity of participating in a game. you have to ch
m14aq2
consider the insurance programs provided by the public social security administr
m14aq3
in order to be eligible for the public old age pension, what do you think is the
m14aq4
what percentage of your current (after tax) labor earnings do you expect your po
m14aq5
in your opinion, over the next 10 years the public social security system will b
m14aq6
interviewer is respondent over 35 years of age?
m14aq7a
age 60 / what do you think the chances are (any number from 0 to 100) that you
m14aq7b
age 70 / what do you think the chances are (any number from 0 to 100) that you
m14aq7c
age 80 / what do you think the chances are (any number from 0 to 100) that you
m14bq1
does this household receive remittances from a household member working abroad?
m14bq2
on a scale of 1-6, with 1 being those households that are completely dependent o
m14bq3a
family a pays for their basic needs using money from remittances. remittances
m14bq3b
family b has enough money from their work to meet basic needs, but uses remittan
m14bq3c
family c uses remittances to supplement the family income. the money allows the
m14bq3d
family d has sufficient income to support itself even without remittances. the
m14bq3e
now please indicate on which step you and your family would be found.
m14bq4a
family a can only afford to eat meat on very special occasions. during the wint
m14bq4b
family b can afford to eat meat only once or twice a week. during winter months
m14bq4c
family c can afford to eat meat everyday. during the winter months, generally t
m14bq4d
family d can afford to eat whichever foods they would like, including sweets and
m14bq4e
now please indicate on which step you and your family would be found.
m14bq4f
please also indicate the step at which you consider the family’s quality of life
Total: 23
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