World Bank, Development Economics Research Group (DECRG)
2011-01-19Nesstar PublisherDDI Document - Version 02 - (05/24/21)
This version is identical to DDI_WLD_2002_FA_v01_M but country field has been updated to capture all the countries covered by survey.
Version 01 (January 2011)Financial Access 1995-2002FA 1995-2002WLD_2002_FA_v01_MThorsten Beck, Edward Al-Hussainy, Asli Demirguc-Kunt and Bilal Husnain Zia2011-01-19Nesstar PublisherDevelopment Research GroupMacroeconomics - IndicatorsThis pooled database is the result of a recent stock-taking exercise, which has assembled data from all the Living Standards Measurement Study containing financial access data.AlbaniaArmeniaAzerbaijanBulgariaEcuadorGhanaGuatemalaJamaicaKyrgyz RepublicNicaraguaPanamaSample survey data [ssd]The scope of WLD 2002 FA includes:
- Financie and credit
- Demographics
- Education
- Living standards (consumption and/or income)
- Labor marketOther [oth]Use of the dataset must be acknowledged using a citation which would include:
- the Identification of the Primary Investigator
- the title of the survey (including country, acronym and year of implementation)
- the survey reference number
- the source and date of download
Example:
Thorsten Beck et al. Financial Access (FA) 1995-2002. Ref. WLD_2002_FA_v01_M. Dataset downloaded from http://microdata.worldbank.org on [date].The user of the data acknowledges that the original collector of the data, the authorized distributor of the data, and the relevant funding agency bear no responsibility for use of the data or for interpretations or inferences based upon such uses.pooled.NSDstat6720924Nesstar 200801672090ALB3599ARM4920AZE2016BGR2634ECU5801GHA5998GTM7275JAM1795KGZ2971NIC8187PAN13404ROM2607VNM600267209019952016199649201998187901999779320009882200168052002170036720904.61e-050.9740.2380.378individual weight67209017340484.632815.428age672009211047.69515.636Household size6720901334.482.45HHSIZE is the number of people in the household.=1 if male6719613017213149983Sysmiss13MALE takes on the value one if the head of household is male, and zero if it is female.=1 if married (legally or not)67104105018760148344Sysmiss105MARRIED is a dummy for being married.=1 if reads and writes633123897011719151593Sysmiss3897LITERATE is a dummy variable that takes on the value one if the head of household is literate and zero otherwise55079121300287.1294.921YEDU are years of formal education. Both variables on average show positive correlations with use of financial services.=1 if urban672090033900133309URBAN is a dummy that takes on the value one if a household lives in an urban area.1=employed, 2=unemployed, 3=inactive61361584814421122389314761Sysmiss5848=1 has and account394532775603389315560Sysmiss27756HACCOUNT is a dummy variable that takes on the value one if at least one member of the household has a bank account.=1 if he or she received a loan348833232602687318010Sysmiss32326HLOAN is a dummy variable that takes on the value one if at least one member of the household has received a loan over the past 12 months.=1 own house5177915430012032139747Sysmiss15430total household income612076002012124999683454476.30913776954.275YHTOT is the imputed total household income and the sum of labor come and non-labor-income for all household members.613615848017150144211Sysmiss5848unemployed61361584805897212389Sysmiss5848inactive people613615848046600114761Sysmiss58486720090667911409Sysmiss9AGE1 is a dummy variable that takes on the value one if the head of household is between 20 and 40.672009043981123219Sysmiss9AGE2 is a dummy variable that takes on the value one if the head of household is between 40 and 60.672009040172127028Sysmiss9AGE3 is a dummy variable that takes on the value one if the head of household is over 60.672009050656116544Sysmiss96120760020323336.4063511.4886959.091