DDI_BGD_2010_IFS_v01_M_WB Development Economics Data Group 2015-04-13 NADA Version 01 (April 2015) Informal Firms Survey 2010 BGD_2010_IFS_v01_M David McKenzie NADA World Bank David McKenzie DECRG: Finance & Priv Sec Devt Informal Sector Survey [hh/iss] A specialized survey was designed to collect data needed for the Dimensions of Informality in Bangladesh report. The survey was conducted between March and May 2010 by Data International Ltd., and covered 1724 enterprises. The sample frame for these enterprises was the EGI Census of 55,817 firms in the randomly selected areas in urban parts of the 19 old districts. The sample was stratified by firm size (in terms of full-time employment) and broad industry (manufacturing, trade or services), and was chosen to be representative of firms with 3 to 99 full-time workers in these areas. Oversampling of firms with 10-99 full-time workers was done to ensure sufficient sample sizes of these firms, which are less prevalent than firms with fewer workers. In practice 20 percent of the final sample were actually of size 1 or 2 workers, and 2 percent had more than 100 workers – this likely reflects changes in firm size from the time of listing to the time of surveying, as well as seasonality in employment. Bangladesh The sample frame for the selection of business concentrations in the ‘old’ 19 district headquarters is a subset of the list of all mahallas/paras within and adjacent to the urban areas of that district headquarter. These lists of all mahallas/paras were collected from the BBS Population Census 2001 database and updated using secondary information. Firm Sample survey data [ssd] The survey contained detailed information on the characteristics of the firm and the owner. On the firm side, in addition to the standard balance sheet and income and expenditure data, a rich set of questions were used to obtain details on the process of formalization, the use of different business practices, and the types of information technology used by the firm. The GPS coordinates of the business were collected, and used to obtain the straight-line distance of the firm to the offices where registration for a trade license, TIN, and for VAT take place. On the owner side, in addition to standard demographic and educational information, the survey attempted to collect detail on owner characteristics which might affect the size of the business being run and the extent to which the owner formalizes. Data International Ltd Detailed sampling procedure document attached: The sample frame for these enterprises was the EGI Census of 55,817 firms in the randomly selected areas in urban parts of the 19 old districts. The sample was stratified by firm size (in terms of full-time employment) and broad industry (manufacturing, trade or services), and was chosen to be representative of firms with 3 to 99 full-time workers in these areas. Oversampling of firms with 10-99 full-time workers was done to ensure sufficient sample sizes of these firms, which are less prevalent than firms with fewer workers. In practice 20 percent of the final sample were actually of size 1 or 2 workers, and 2 percent had more than 100 workers – this likely reflects changes in firm size from the time of listing to the time of surveying, as well as seasonality in employment. Face-to-face [f2f] An English version of the questionnaire is provided as an external resource. Sample weights are provided in the data file: sampleweights.dta Refusal rate was 20% Confidential information such as GPS coordinates and business names have been removed Before being granted access to the dataset, all users have to formally agree: 1. To make no copies of any files or portions of files to which s/he is granted access except those authorized by the data depositor. 2. Not to use any technique in an attempt to learn the identity of any person, establishment, or sampling unit not identified on public use data files. 3. To hold in strictest confidence the identification of any establishment or individual that may be inadvertently revealed in any documents or discussion, or analysis. Such inadvertent identification revealed in her/his analysis will be immediately brought to the attention of the data depositor. 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 - Public use files, accessible to all egi_census_data_(19 dist)_NEW Data from the census of firms 55811 20 informality_data_NEW Data from the detailed survey of informal firms 1724 331 sampleweights Sample weights to use with the informality data 19 6 Serial number Serial number Serial number Serial number Serial number 1724 2 1725 Enterprise originally selected or a replacement unit Enterprise originally selected or a replacement unit Enterprise originally selected or a replacement unit Enterprise originally selected or a replacement unit Enterprise originally selected or a replacement unit 1724 1 2 1 Original 2 Replaced Nature of the Business Nature of the Business Nature of the Business Nature of the Business Nature of the Business 1724 1 3 1 Manufacturing 2 Services 3 Trade Gender of Principal Owner Gender of Principal Owner Gender of Principal Owner Gender of Principal Owner Gender of Principal Owner 1724 1 2 1 Male 2 Female District District District District District 1724 BARISAL BOGRA CHITTAGONG COMILLA COX'S BAZAR DHAKA DINAJPUR FARIDPUR JESSORE KHULNA KUSHTIA MYMENSINGH NOAKHALI PABNA PATUAKHALI RAJSHAHI RANGPUR SYLHET TANGAIL What is this firm’s current legal /ownership status? What is this firm’s current legal /ownership status? What is this firm’s current legal /ownership status? What is this firm’s current legal /ownership status? What is this firm’s current legal /ownership status? I would like to ask you some questions about your business so that we can better understand the history of the business, its achievements and the challenges it faces. Section 1: Personal and Business Information 1.1. What is this firm’s current legal /ownership status? 1724 1 5 1 Sole proprietorship 2 Partnership 3 Co-operative society 4 Private limited liability company 5 Publicly listed company 6 Oher (specify). S1_1_Others S1_1_Others S1_1_Others S1_1_Others S1_1_Others Section 1: Personal and Business Information 1.1. What is this firm's current legal /ownership status? Other (specify) What is the nature of your business or what does your activity consist of? What is the nature of your business or what does your activity consist of? What is the nature of your business or what does your activity consist of? What is the nature of your business or what does your activity consist of? What is the nature of your business or what does your activity consist of? Section 1: Personal and Business Information 1.2. What is the nature of your business or what does your activity consist of? 1724 1514 9309 112 Growing of vegetables horticultural specialties and nursery products 121 Farming of cattle sheep goats horses asses mules and hinnies dairy farming 122 Other animal farming production of animal products nec 502 Aquaculture 1511 Production processing and preserving of meat and meat products 1512 Processing and preserving of fish and fish products 1513 Processing and preserving of fruit and vegetables 1514 Manufacture of vegetable and animal oils and fats 1520 Manufacture of dairy products 1522 1531 Manufacture of grain mill products 1532 Manufacture of starches and starch products 1533 Manufacture of prepared animal feeds 1541 Manufacture of bakery products 1542 Manufacture of sugar 1543 Manufacture of cocoa chocolate and sugar confectionery 1544 Manufacture of macaroni noodles couscous and similar farinaceous products 1549 Manufacture of other food products nec 1551 Distilling rectifying and blending of spirits ethyl alcohol production from fermented materials 1552 Manufacture of wines 1553 Manufacture of malt liquors and malt 1554 Manufacture of soft drinks production of mineral waters 1600 Manufacture of tobacco products 1711 Preparation and spinning of textile fibres weaving of textiles 1712 Finishing of textiles 1721 Manufacture of made-up textile articles except apparel 1722 Manufacture of carpets and rugs 1723 Manufacture of cordage rope twine and netting 1729 Manufacture of other textiles nec 1730 Manufacture of knitted and crocheted fabrics and articles 1810 Manufacture of wearing apparel except fur apparel 1820 Dressing and dyeing of fur manufacture of articles of fur 1911 Tanning and dressing of leather 1912 Manufacture of luggage handbags and the like saddlery and harness 1920 Manufacture of footwear 2010 Sawmilling and planing of wood 2021 Manufacture of veneer sheets manufacture of plywood laminboard particle board and other panels and boards 2022 Manufacture of builders carpentry and joinery 2023 Manufacture of wooden containers 2029 Manufacture of other products of wood manufacture of articles of cork straw and plaiting materials 2101 Manufacture of pulp paper and paperboard 2102 Manufacture of corrugated paper and paperboard and of containers of paper and paperboard 2109 Manufacture of other articles of paper and paperboard 2211 Publishing of books brochures and other publications 2212 Publishing of newspapers journals and periodicals 2213 Publishing of music 2219 Other publishing 2221 Printing 2222 Service activities related to printing 2230 Reproduction of recorded media 2310 Manufacture of coke oven products 2320 Manufacture of refined petroleum products 2330 Processing of nuclear fuel 2411 Manufacture of basic chemicals except fertilizers and nitrogen compounds 2412 Manufacture of fertilizers and nitrogen compounds 2413 Manufacture of plastics in primary forms and of synthetic rubber 2421 Manufacture of pesticides and other agrochemical products 2422 Manufacture of paints varnishes and similar coatings printing ink and mastics 2423 Manufacture of pharmaceuticals medicinal chemicals and botanical products 2424 Manufacture of soap and detergents cleaning and polishing preparations perfumes and toilet preparations 2429 Manufacture of other chemical products nec 2430 Manufacture of man-made fibres 2511 Manufacture of rubber tyres and tubes retreading and rebuilding of rubber tyres 2519 Manufacture of other rubber products 2520 Manufacture of plastics products 2610 Manufacture of glass and glass products 2691 Manufacture of non-structural non-refractory ceramic ware 2692 Manufacture of refractory ceramic products 2693 Manufacture of structural non-refractory clay and ceramic products 2694 Manufacture of cement lime and plaster 2695 Manufacture of articles of concrete cement and plaster 2696 Cutting shaping and finishing of stone 2699 Manufacture of other non-metallic mineral products nec 2710 Manufacture of basic iron and steel 2720 Manufacture of basic precious and non-ferrous metals 2731 Casting of iron and steel 2732 Casting of non-ferrous metals 2810 2811 Manufacture of structural metal products 2812 Manufacture of tanks reservoirs and containers of metal 2813 Manufacture of steam generators except central heating hot water boilers 2891 Forging pressing stamping and roll-forming of metal powder metallurgy 2892 Treatment and coating of metals general mechanical engineering on a fee or contract basis 2893 Manufacture of cutlery hand tools and general hardware 2899 Manufacture of other fabricated metal products nec 2911 Manufacture of engines and turbines except aircraft vehicle and cycle engines 2912 Manufacture of pumps compressors taps and valves 2913 Manufacture of bearings gears gearing and driving elements 2914 Manufacture of ovens furnaces and furnace burners 2915 Manufacture of lifting and handling equipment 2919 Manufacture of other general-purpose machinery 2921 Manufacture of agricultural and forestry machinery 2922 Manufacture of machine tools 2923 Manufacture of machinery for metallurgy 2924 Manufacture of machinery for mining quarrying and construction 2925 Manufacture of machinery for food beverage and tobacco processing 2926 Manufacture of machinery for textile apparel and leather production 2927 Manufacture of weapons and ammunition 2929 Manufacture of other special-purpose machinery 2930 Manufacture of domestic appliances nec 3000 Manufacture of office accounting and computing machinery 3110 Manufacture of electric motors generators and transformers 3120 Manufacture of electricity distribution and control apparatus 3130 Manufacture of insulated wire and cable 3140 Manufacture of accumulators primary cells and primary batteries 3150 Manufacture of electric lamps and lighting equipment 3190 Manufacture of other electrical equipment nec 3210 Manufacture of electronic valves and tubes and other electronic components 3220 Manufacture of television and radio transmitters and apparatus for line telephony and line telegraphy 3230 Manufacture of television and radio receivers sound or video recording or reproducing apparatus and associated goods 3311 Manufacture of medical and surgical equipment and orthopaedic appliances 3312 Manufacture of instruments and appliances for measuring checking testing navigating and other purposes except industrial process control equipment 3313 Manufacture of industrial process control equipment 3320 Manufacture of optical instruments and photographic equipment 3330 Manufacture of watches and clocks 3410 Manufacture of motor vehicles 3420 Manufacture of bodies (coachwork) for motor vehicles manufacture of trailers and semi-trailers 3430 Manufacture of parts and accessories for motor vehicles and their engines 3511 Building and repairing of ships 3512 Building and repairing of pleasure and sporting boats 3520 Manufacture of railway and tramway locomotives and rolling stock 3530 Manufacture of aircraft and spacecraft 3591 Manufacture of motorcycles 3592 Manufacture of bicycles and invalid carriages 3599 Manufacture of other transport equipment nec 3610 Manufacture of furniture 3691 Manufacture of jewellery and related articles 3692 Manufacture of musical instruments 3693 Manufacture of sports goods 3694 Manufacture of games and toys 3699 Other manufacturing nec 3710 Recycling of metal waste and scrap 3720 Recycling of non-metal waste and scrap 4010 Production, transmission and distribution of eletricity 4510 Site preparation 4520 Building of complete constructions or parts thereof civil engineering 4530 Building installation 4540 Building completion 4550 Renting of construction or demolition equipment with operator 5010 Sale of motor vehicles 5020 Maintenance and repair of motor vehicles 5030 Sale of motor vehicle parts and accessories 5040 Sale maintenance and repair of motorcycles and related parts and accessories 5050 Retail sale of automotive fuel 5110 Wholesale on a fee or contract basis 5121 Wholesale of agricultural raw materials and live animals 5122 Wholesale of food beverages and tobacco 5131 Wholesale of textiles clothing and footwear 5139 Wholesale of other household goods 5140 5141 Wholesale of solid liquid and gaseous fuels and related products 5142 Wholesale of metals and metal ores 5143 Wholesale of construction materials hardware plumbing and heating equipment and supplies 5149 Wholesale of other intermediate products waste and scrap 5151 Wholesale of computers computer peripheral equipment and software 5152 Wholesale of electronic and telecommunications parts and equipment 5159 Wholesale of other machinery equipment and supplies 5190 Other wholesale 5211 Retail sale in non-specialized stores with food beverages or tobacco predominating 5219 Other retail sale in non-specialized stores 5220 Retail sale of food beverages and tobacco in specialized stores 5230 5231 Retail sale of pharmaceutical and medical goods cosmetic and toilet articles 5232 Retail sale of textiles clothing footwear and leather goods 5233 Retail sale of household appliances articles and equipment 5234 Retail sale of hardware paints and glass 5239 Other retail sale in specialized stores 5240 Retail sale of second-hand goods in stores 5250 5251 Retail sale via mail order houses 5252 Retail sale via stalls and markets 5259 Other non-store retail sale 5260 Repair of personal and household goods 5502 5510 Hotels camping sites and other provision of short-stay accommodation 5520 Restaurants bars and canteens 6021 Other scheduled passenger land transport 6210 Scheduled air transport 6301 6302 Storage and warehousing 6304 Activities of travel agencies and tour operators tourist assistance activities nec 6412 Curier activities other than national post activities 6420 Telecommunications 6519 Other monetary intermediation 6591 Financial leasing 6599 Other financial intermediation 6601 Life insurance 6602 Pension funding 7010 Real estate activities with own or leased property 7020 Real estate activities on a fee or contract basis 7111 Renting of land transport equipment 7112 Renting of water transport equipment 7113 Renting of air transport equipment 7121 Renting of agricultural machinery and equipment 7122 Renting of construction and civil engineering machinery and equipment 7123 Renting of office machinery and equipment (including computers) 7129 Renting of other machinery and equipment nec 7130 Renting of personal and household goods nec 7210 Hardware consultancy 7221 Software publishing 7229 Other software consultancy and supply 7230 Data processing 7240 Database activities and online distribution of electronic content 7250 Maintenance and repair of office accounting and computing machinery 7290 Other computer-related activities 7310 Research and experimental development on natural sciences and engineering (NSE) 7320 Research and experimental development on social sciences and humanities (SSH) 7412 Accounting bookkeeping and auditing activities tax consultancy 7413 Market research and public opinion polling 7414 Business and management consultancy activities 7421 Architectural and engineering activities and related technical consultancy 7422 Technical testing and analysis 7430 Advertising 7491 Labour recruitment and provision of personnel 7492 Investigation and security activities 7493 Building-cleaning and industrial-cleaning activities 7494 Photographic activities 7495 Packaging activities 7499 Other business activities nec 7511 General (overall) public service activities 7513 Regulation of and contribution to more efficient operation of business 7514 Supporting service activities for the government as a whole 7521 Foreign affairs 7522 Defence activities 7523 Public order and safety activities 7530 Compulsory social security activities 8010 Primary education 8021 General secondary education 8022 Technical and vocational secondary education 8030 Higher education 8090 Other education 8511 Hospital activities 8512 Medical and dental practice activities 8519 Other human health activities 8520 Veterinary activities 8531 Social work activities with accommodation 8532 Social work activities without accommodation 9214 Dramatic arts, music and others arts activities 9219 Other entertainment activities nec 9220 News agency activities 9231 Library and archives activities 9232 Museums activities and preservation of historic sites and buildings 9233 Botanical and zoological gardens and nature reserves activities 9241 Sporting activities 9249 Other recreational activities 9301 Washing and (dry-)cleaning of textile and fur products 9302 Hairdressing and other beauty treatment 9303 Funeral and related activities 9309 Other service activities nec . In last week, how many hours did the principal owner personally spend working in In last week, how many hours did the principal owner personally spend working in In last week, how many hours did the principal owner personally spend working in In last week, how many hours did the principal owner personally spend working in In last week, how many hours did the principal owner personally spend working in Section 1: Personal and Business Information 1.3. How many hours a week do you (the principal owner) personally spend working in the business? a) Hours last week (Days* hours) 1724 120 On a normal week, how many hours did the principal owner personally spend workin On a normal week, how many hours did the principal owner personally spend workin On a normal week, how many hours did the principal owner personally spend workin On a normal week, how many hours did the principal owner personally spend workin On a normal week, how many hours did the principal owner personally spend workin Section 1: Personal and Business Information 1.3. How many hours a week do you (the principal owner) personally spend working in the business? b) Hours in a normal week 1724 110 What is the type of site where your business operates? What is the type of site where your business operates? What is the type of site where your business operates? What is the type of site where your business operates? What is the type of site where your business operates? Section 1: Personal and Business Information 1.4. Type of site - What is the type of site where your business operates? 1724 1 10 1 Improvised site on public spaces 2 Permanent or semi-permanent site on public spaces 3 Improvised or traveling site in a marketplace 4 Site that is part of a permanent market 5 At your residence without special installations 6 At your residence with special installations. 7 Commercial site (grocery, hardware, etc.) 8 Service site (dry cleaning, restaurant, office, etc.) 9 Production shop (bakery, printing, etc.) 10 Repair service shop (mechanic, electrician, etc.) 11 Guest house, hotel, inn, etc 12 Transporting people or merchandise with site 13 Other type of site: (specify) S1_4_Others S1_4_Others S1_4_Others S1_4_Others S1_4_Others Section 1: Personal and Business Information 1.4. Type of site - What is the type of site where your business operates? Other- Specify Is this site your own or family member owned property? Or is it rented/leased or Is this site your own or family member owned property? Or is it rented/leased or Is this site your own or family member owned property? Or is it rented/leased or Is this site your own or family member owned property? Or is it rented/leased or Is this site your own or family member owned property? Or is it rented/leased or Section 1: Personal and Business Information 1.5. Is this site your own or family member owned property? Or is it rented/leased or borrowed? 1724 1 4 1 Owned property 2 Rented/Leased 3 Borrowed 4 Other (specify) S1_5_Others S1_5_Others S1_5_Others S1_5_Others S1_5_Others Section 1: Personal and Business Information 1.5. Is this site your own or family member owned property? Or is it rented/leased or borrowed? Other- Specify 14 1 2 3 Is the land your business operates on commercial land, non-commercial land, or k Is the land your business operates on commercial land, non-commercial land, or k Is the land your business operates on commercial land, non-commercial land, or k Is the land your business operates on commercial land, non-commercial land, or k Is the land your business operates on commercial land, non-commercial land, or k Section 1: Personal and Business Information 1.6.Is the land your business operates on commercial land, non-commercial land, or khass land? 1724 1 3 1 Commercial Land 2 Non-commercial land 3 Khaas Land Do you have legal title for the land which your business operates on? Do you have legal title for the land which your business operates on? Do you have legal title for the land which your business operates on? Do you have legal title for the land which your business operates on? Do you have legal title for the land which your business operates on? Section 1: Personal and Business Information 1.7. Do you have legal title for the land which your business operates on? 1724 1 2 1 Yes 2 No . Did you start the business from scratch or was it inherited or purchased from yo Did you start the business from scratch or was it inherited or purchased from yo Did you start the business from scratch or was it inherited or purchased from yo Did you start the business from scratch or was it inherited or purchased from yo Did you start the business from scratch or was it inherited or purchased from yo Section 1: Personal and Business Information 1.8. Did you start the business from scratch or was it inherited or purchased from your parents or someone else? If response code 1, Go to Qn. 1.11 1724 1 2 1 I started the business from scratch 2 I purchased or inherited the business If you did not start the business from scratch , was it If you did not start the business from scratch , was it If you did not start the business from scratch , was it If you did not start the business from scratch , was it If you did not start the business from scratch , was it Section 1: Personal and Business Information 1.9. If you did not start the business from scratch , was it: 204 1520 1 5 1 Inherited from your parents? 2 Inherited from another family member? 3 Owned from marriage 4 Purchased from a family member? 5 Purchased from someone outside the family? 6 Other (specify) Sysmiss S1_9_Others S1_9_Others S1_9_Others S1_9_Others S1_9_Others Section 1: Personal and Business Information 1.9. If you did not start the business from scratch , was it: Other (Specify) What month did you take over the activities/ownership/management of this busines What month did you take over the activities/ownership/management of this busines What month did you take over the activities/ownership/management of this busines What month did you take over the activities/ownership/management of this busines What month did you take over the activities/ownership/management of this busines Section 1: Personal and Business Information 1.10. When did you take over the activities/ownership/management of this business? (If don’t know say so) 1.10m - Month 204 1520 1 999 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 11 12 999 Don't know Sysmiss What year did you take over the activities/ownership/management of this business What year did you take over the activities/ownership/management of this business What year did you take over the activities/ownership/management of this business What year did you take over the activities/ownership/management of this business What year did you take over the activities/ownership/management of this business Section 1: Personal and Business Information 1.10. When did you take over the activities/ownership/management of this business? (If don't know say so) 1.10y - Year 204 1520 1967 2009 999 Don't know 1967 1968 1970 1971 1972 1974 1975 1980 1981 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 Sysmiss What month did this business begin operations? What month did this business begin operations? What month did this business begin operations? What month did this business begin operations? What month did this business begin operations? Section 1: Personal and Business Information 1.11. When did this business begin operations? (If don’t know say so) 1.11m - Month 1724 1 999 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 999 Don't know What year did this business begin operations? What year did this business begin operations? What year did this business begin operations? What year did this business begin operations? What year did this business begin operations? Section 1: Personal and Business Information 1.11. When did this business begin operations? (If don't know say so) 1.11y - Year 1724 999 2010 999 Don't know 1900 1910 1917 1923 1940 1942 1944 1947 1948 1951 1952 1953 1955 1958 1960 1961 1962 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 Current number of Wage or Salaried workers Current number of Wage or Salaried workers Current number of Wage or Salaried workers Current number of Wage or Salaried workers Current number of Wage or Salaried workers Section 1: Personal and Business Information 1.12a Tell me how many of the following types of workers you have / had in your business [Do not count yourself in any of these categories] 1. Wage or Salaried Workers Current(a) 1724 2300 Number of Wage or Salaried workers at the beginning Number of Wage or Salaried workers at the beginning Number of Wage or Salaried workers at the beginning Number of Wage or Salaried workers at the beginning Number of Wage or Salaried workers at the beginning Section 1: Personal and Business Information 1.12a. Tell me how many of the following types of workers you have / had in your business [Do not count yourself in any of these categories] 1. Wage or Salaried Workers At the beginning or when taking over operations (b) 1724 600 Current number of Casual or Daily paid workers Current number of Casual or Daily paid workers Current number of Casual or Daily paid workers Current number of Casual or Daily paid workers Current number of Casual or Daily paid workers Section 1: Personal and Business Information 1.12a. Tell me how many of the following types of workers you have / had in your business [Do not count yourself in any of these categories] 2. Casual or Daily paid Workers Current(a) 1724 450 Number of Casual or Daily paid workers at the beginning Number of Casual or Daily paid workers at the beginning Number of Casual or Daily paid workers at the beginning Number of Casual or Daily paid workers at the beginning Number of Casual or Daily paid workers at the beginning Section 1: Personal and Business Information 1.12a. Tell me how many of the following types of workers you have / had in your business [Do not count yourself in any of these categories] 2. Casual or Daily paid Workers At the beginning or when taking over operations (b) 1724 450 Current number of Partners Current number of Partners Current number of Partners Current number of Partners Current number of Partners Section 1: Personal and Business Information 1.12a. Tell me how many of the following types of workers you have / had in your business [Do not count yourself in any of these categories] 3. Partners Current(a) 1724 5 1 2 3 4 5 Number of Partners at the beginning Number of Partners at the beginning Number of Partners at the beginning Number of Partners at the beginning Number of Partners at the beginning Section 1: Personal and Business Information 1.12a. Tell me how many of the following types of workers you have / had in your business [Do not count yourself in any of these categories] 3. Partners At the beginning or when taking over operations (b) 1724 5 1 2 3 4 5 Current number of Unpaid workers Current number of Unpaid workers Current number of Unpaid workers Current number of Unpaid workers Current number of Unpaid workers Section 1: Personal and Business Information 1.12a. Tell me how many of the following types of workers you have / had in your business [Do not count yourself in any of these categories] 4. Unpaid workers Current(a) 1724 14 1 2 3 4 5 6 14 Number of Unpaid workers at the beginning Number of Unpaid workers at the beginning Number of Unpaid workers at the beginning Number of Unpaid workers at the beginning Number of Unpaid workers at the beginning Section 1: Personal and Business Information 1.12a. Tell me how many of the following types of workers you have / had in your business [Do not count yourself in any of these categories] 4. Unpaid workers At the beginning or when taking over operations (b) 1724 14 1 2 3 4 5 6 14 Current number of Total workers Current number of Total workers Current number of Total workers Current number of Total workers Current number of Total workers Section 1: Personal and Business Information 1.12a. Tell me how many of the following types of workers you have / had in your business [Do not count yourself in any of these categories] 5. Total number of workers (sum of 1-4) Current(a) 1724 2330 Number of Total workers at the beginning Number of Total workers at the beginning Number of Total workers at the beginning Number of Total workers at the beginning Number of Total workers at the beginning Section 1: Personal and Business Information 1.12a. Tell me how many of the following types of workers you have / had in your business [Do not count yourself in any of these categories] 5. Total number of workers (sum of 1-4) At the beginning or when taking over operations (b) 1724 630 Do you have a written employment contract with any of your workers? Do you have a written employment contract with any of your workers? Do you have a written employment contract with any of your workers? Do you have a written employment contract with any of your workers? Do you have a written employment contract with any of your workers? Section 1: Personal and Business Information 1.12b. If they have wage or salaried workers, or casual or daily workers ask: Do you have a written employment contract with any of your workers? 1626 98 999 1 Yes 2 No 999 Don't Know Sysmiss Age of the Principal Owner Age of the Principal Owner Age of the Principal Owner Age of the Principal Owner Age of the Principal Owner Section 1: Personal and Business Information Personal Information about the Owner 1.13. What is your age? Years: 1724 18 85 Gender of the Principal Owner Gender of the Principal Owner Gender of the Principal Owner Gender of the Principal Owner Gender of the Principal Owner Section 1: Personal and Business Information Personal Information about the Owner 1.14. Gender 1724 1 2 1 2 Marital status of the Principal Owner Marital status of the Principal Owner Marital status of the Principal Owner Marital status of the Principal Owner Marital status of the Principal Owner Section 1: Personal and Business Information Personal Information about the Owner 1.15. Marital Status 1724 1 5 1 SINGLE/NEVER MARRIED 2 MARRIED 3 WIDOWED 4 DIVORCED 5 SEPARATED Number of adults living in your household Number of adults living in your household Number of adults living in your household Number of adults living in your household Number of adults living in your household Section 1: Personal and Business Information Personal Information about the Owner 1.16. Number of people living in your household a. Adults 1724 1 20 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 20 Number of children's living in your household Number of children's living in your household Number of children's living in your household Number of children's living in your household Number of children's living in your household Section 1: Personal and Business Information Personal Information about the Owner 1.16. Number of people living in your household b. Children (under 18 yrs) 1724 16 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 12 16 Highest level of education that the Principal Owner has completed? Highest level of education that the Principal Owner has completed? Highest level of education that the Principal Owner has completed? Highest level of education that the Principal Owner has completed? Highest level of education that the Principal Owner has completed? Section 2: Education and Background Educational Background 2.1. What is the highest level of education that you have completed? 1724 1 8 1 None 2 (I - V) Primary education 3 (VI - VIII) Junior secondary education 4 (IX - X) Secondary education 5 (XI - XII) Higher secondary education 6 (XIII - XVI) Bachelors 7 (XVII - XVIII) Masters 8 Doctorate/Higher Degree 99 Don't Know/Refused . Years of formal education? Years of formal education? Years of formal education? Years of formal education? Years of formal education? Section 2: Education and Background Educational Background 2.2. Then how many years of formal education have you had? 1724 18 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 At what age did you begin to work full-time? At what age did you begin to work full-time? At what age did you begin to work full-time? At what age did you begin to work full-time? At what age did you begin to work full-time? Section 2: Education and Background Employment background and history 2.3. At what age did you begin to work full-time? Years: 1724 9 33 How many different jobs did you have before you started this enterprise? How many different jobs did you have before you started this enterprise? How many different jobs did you have before you started this enterprise? How many different jobs did you have before you started this enterprise? How many different jobs did you have before you started this enterprise? Section 2: Education and Background Employment background and history 2.4. How many different jobs did you have before you started this enterprise? 1724 10 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 What is the highest level of education attained by your father? What is the highest level of education attained by your father? What is the highest level of education attained by your father? What is the highest level of education attained by your father? What is the highest level of education attained by your father? Section 2: Education and Background Employment background and history 2.5. What is the highest level of education attained by your father? 1724 9 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 What is the highest level of education attained by your mother? What is the highest level of education attained by your mother? What is the highest level of education attained by your mother? What is the highest level of education attained by your mother? What is the highest level of education attained by your mother? Section 2: Education and Background Employment background and history 2.6. What is the highest level of education attained by your mother? 1724 9 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 At age 12, what percentage of your neighbors did not have enough to eat or got b At age 12, what percentage of your neighbors did not have enough to eat or got b At age 12, what percentage of your neighbors did not have enough to eat or got b At age 12, what percentage of your neighbors did not have enough to eat or got b At age 12, what percentage of your neighbors did not have enough to eat or got b Section 2: Education and Background Employment background and history 2.7. At age 12, what percentage of your neighbors did not have enough to eat or got by with difficulty? 1724 999 At age 12, did your family sometimes not have enough to eat, or get by with diff At age 12, did your family sometimes not have enough to eat, or get by with diff At age 12, did your family sometimes not have enough to eat, or get by with diff At age 12, did your family sometimes not have enough to eat, or get by with diff At age 12, did your family sometimes not have enough to eat, or get by with diff Section 2: Education and Background Employment background and history 2.8. At age 12, did your family sometimes not have enough to eat, or get by with difficulty? 1724 1 999 1 Yes 2 No 999 Don't know/Can't say Land and Buildings Land and Buildings Land and Buildings Land and Buildings Land and Buildings Section 3: Finance and Loans Information Think about the investment you made to start the business, or if you inherited or were given the business, the amount of investment the business had at the time you took it over. If you were to start the firm today with the same equipment, inventories, etc., how much would you need to invest in: 3.1.a. Land and Buildings (Taka) 1724 900000000 Machinery, equipment and working capital Machinery, equipment and working capital Machinery, equipment and working capital Machinery, equipment and working capital Machinery, equipment and working capital Section 3: Finance and Loans Information Think about the investment you made to start the business, or if you inherited or were given the business, the amount of investment the business had at the time you took it over. If you were to start the firm today with the same equipment, inventories, etc., how much would you need to invest in: 3.1.b. Machinery, equipment and working capital (Taka) 1724 300000000 Do you have a bank account (e.g.: saving, current, fixed deposit) you use for yo Do you have a bank account (e.g.: saving, current, fixed deposit) you use for yo Do you have a bank account (e.g.: saving, current, fixed deposit) you use for yo Do you have a bank account (e.g.: saving, current, fixed deposit) you use for yo Do you have a bank account (e.g.: saving, current, fixed deposit) you use for yo Section 3: Finance and Loans Information 3.2. Do you have a bank account (e.g.: saving, current, fixed deposit) you use for your business? No: Go to Qn 3.4 1724 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Is this bank account in the business name or in your personal name? Is this bank account in the business name or in your personal name? Is this bank account in the business name or in your personal name? Is this bank account in the business name or in your personal name? Is this bank account in the business name or in your personal name? Section 3: Finance and Loans Information 3.3. Is this bank account in the business name or in your personal name? If answered 1, go to 3.4, otherwise go to 3.5 1146 578 1 3 1 Business name 2 Own personal name 3 Personal name of another family member 4 Other Sysmiss Does your business have An overdraft facility Does your business have An overdraft facility Does your business have An overdraft facility Does your business have An overdraft facility Does your business have An overdraft facility Section 3: Finance and Loans Information 3.4. Does your business have any of the following? a. An overdraft facility 1280 444 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Does your business have A credit card Does your business have A credit card Does your business have A credit card Does your business have A credit card Does your business have A credit card Section 3: Finance and Loans Information 3.4. Does your business have any of the following? b. A credit card 1280 444 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Does your business have A cheque account Does your business have A cheque account Does your business have A cheque account Does your business have A cheque account Does your business have A cheque account Section 3: Finance and Loans Information 3.4. Does your business have any of the following? c. A cheque account 1280 444 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Have you ever had a loan of Private bank Have you ever had a loan of Private bank Have you ever had a loan of Private bank Have you ever had a loan of Private bank Have you ever had a loan of Private bank Section 3: Finance and Loans Information Loans 3.5. I would like to ask about loans that your business has had or still has. Please provide information on the following types of loans 1. Private bank 3.5a. Have you ever had a loan of this type? 2. No > next row 1724 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Do you still owe part of Private bank loan Do you still owe part of Private bank loan Do you still owe part of Private bank loan Do you still owe part of Private bank loan Do you still owe part of Private bank loan Section 3: Finance and Loans Information Loans 3.5. I would like to ask about loans that your business has had or still has. Please provide information on the following types of loans 1. Private bank 3.5b. Do you still owe part of this loan? 523 1201 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss When was the first time such loan was received from Private bank? Month When was the first time such loan was received from Private bank? Month When was the first time such loan was received from Private bank? Month When was the first time such loan was received from Private bank? Month When was the first time such loan was received from Private bank? Month Section 3: Finance and Loans Information Loans 3.5. I would like to ask about loans that your business has had or still has. Please provide information on the following types of loans 1. Private bank 3.5c. When was the first time such loan was received? Month 816 1 11 12 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 999 When was the first time such loan was received from Private bank? Year When was the first time such loan was received from Private bank? Year When was the first time such loan was received from Private bank? Year When was the first time such loan was received from Private bank? Year When was the first time such loan was received from Private bank? Year Section 3: Finance and Loans Information Loans 3.5. I would like to ask about loans that your business has had or still has. Please provide information on the following types of loans 1. Private bank 3.5c. When was the first time such loan was received? Yr 816 1972 1973 1981 1984 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 999 When was the last time loan from Private bank was received (Month) When was the last time loan from Private bank was received (Month) When was the last time loan from Private bank was received (Month) When was the last time loan from Private bank was received (Month) When was the last time loan from Private bank was received (Month) Section 3: Finance and Loans Information Loans 3.5. I would like to ask about loans that your business has had or still has. Please provide information on the following types of loans 1. Private bank 3.5d. When was the last time such loan was received? Month 816 1 10 11 12 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 999 When was the last time loan from Private bank was received (Year) When was the last time loan from Private bank was received (Year) When was the last time loan from Private bank was received (Year) When was the last time loan from Private bank was received (Year) When was the last time loan from Private bank was received (Year) Section 3: Finance and Loans Information Loans 3.5. I would like to ask about loans that your business has had or still has. Please provide information on the following types of loans 1. Private bank 3.5d. When was the last time such loan was received? Yr 816 1973 1984 1986 1991 1992 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 999 Have you ever had a loan of Government bank Have you ever had a loan of Government bank Have you ever had a loan of Government bank Have you ever had a loan of Government bank Have you ever had a loan of Government bank Section 3: Finance and Loans Information Loans 3.5. I would like to ask about loans that your business has had or still has. Please provide information on the following types of loans 2. Government bank 3.5a. Have you ever had a loan of this type? 2. No > next row 1724 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Do you still owe part of Government bank loan Do you still owe part of Government bank loan Do you still owe part of Government bank loan Do you still owe part of Government bank loan Do you still owe part of Government bank loan Section 3: Finance and Loans Information Loans 3.5. I would like to ask about loans that your business has had or still has. Please provide information on the following types of loans 2. Government bank 3.5b. Do you still owe part of this loan? 110 1614 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss When was the first time such loan was received from Government bank? Month When was the first time such loan was received from Government bank? Month When was the first time such loan was received from Government bank? Month When was the first time such loan was received from Government bank? Month When was the first time such loan was received from Government bank? Month Section 3: Finance and Loans Information Loans 3.5. I would like to ask about loans that your business has had or still has. Please provide information on the following types of loans 2. Government bank 3.5c. When was the first time such loan was received? Month 110 1614 1 999 When was the first time such loan was received from Government bank? Year When was the first time such loan was received from Government bank? Year When was the first time such loan was received from Government bank? Year When was the first time such loan was received from Government bank? Year When was the first time such loan was received from Government bank? Year Section 3: Finance and Loans Information Loans 3.5. I would like to ask about loans that your business has had or still has. Please provide information on the following types of loans 2. Government bank 3.5c. When was the first time such loan was received? Yr 110 1614 1970 2010 When was the last time loan from Government bank was received (Month) When was the last time loan from Government bank was received (Month) When was the last time loan from Government bank was received (Month) When was the last time loan from Government bank was received (Month) When was the last time loan from Government bank was received (Month) Section 3: Finance and Loans Information Loans 3.5. I would like to ask about loans that your business has had or still has. Please provide information on the following types of loans 2. Government bank 3.5d. When was the last time such loan was received? Month 110 1614 1 999 When was the last time loan from Government bank was received (Year) When was the last time loan from Government bank was received (Year) When was the last time loan from Government bank was received (Year) When was the last time loan from Government bank was received (Year) When was the last time loan from Government bank was received (Year) Section 3: Finance and Loans Information Loans 3.5. I would like to ask about loans that your business has had or still has. Please provide information on the following types of loans 2. Government bank 3.5d. When was the last time such loan was received? Yr 110 1614 1977 20009 Have you ever had a loan of Microfinance organization Have you ever had a loan of Microfinance organization Have you ever had a loan of Microfinance organization Have you ever had a loan of Microfinance organization Have you ever had a loan of Microfinance organization Section 3: Finance and Loans Information Loans 3.5. I would like to ask about loans that your business has had or still has. Please provide information on the following types of loans 3. Microfinance organization 3.5a. Have you ever had a loan of this type? 2. No > next row 1724 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Do you still owe part of Microfinance organization loan Do you still owe part of Microfinance organization loan Do you still owe part of Microfinance organization loan Do you still owe part of Microfinance organization loan Do you still owe part of Microfinance organization loan Section 3: Finance and Loans Information Loans 3.5. I would like to ask about loans that your business has had or still has. Please provide information on the following types of loans 3. Microfinance organization 3.5b. Do you still owe part of this loan? 303 1421 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss When was the first time such loan was received from Microfinance organization? M When was the first time such loan was received from Microfinance organization? M When was the first time such loan was received from Microfinance organization? M When was the first time such loan was received from Microfinance organization? M When was the first time such loan was received from Microfinance organization? M Section 3: Finance and Loans Information Loans 3.5. I would like to ask about loans that your business has had or still has. Please provide information on the following types of loans 3. Microfinance organization 3.5c. When was the first time such loan was received? Month 303 1421 1 999 When was the first time such loan was received from Microfinance organization? Y When was the first time such loan was received from Microfinance organization? Y When was the first time such loan was received from Microfinance organization? Y When was the first time such loan was received from Microfinance organization? Y When was the first time such loan was received from Microfinance organization? Y Section 3: Finance and Loans Information Loans 3.5. I would like to ask about loans that your business has had or still has. Please provide information on the following types of loans 3. Microfinance organization 3.5c. When was the first time such loan was received? Yr 303 1421 1985 2010 When was the last time loan from Microfinance organization was received (Month) When was the last time loan from Microfinance organization was received (Month) When was the last time loan from Microfinance organization was received (Month) When was the last time loan from Microfinance organization was received (Month) When was the last time loan from Microfinance organization was received (Month) Section 3: Finance and Loans Information Loans 3.5. I would like to ask about loans that your business has had or still has. Please provide information on the following types of loans 3. Microfinance organization 3.5d. When was the last time such loan was received? Month 303 1421 1 999 When was the last time loan from Microfinance organization was received (Year) When was the last time loan from Microfinance organization was received (Year) When was the last time loan from Microfinance organization was received (Year) When was the last time loan from Microfinance organization was received (Year) When was the last time loan from Microfinance organization was received (Year) Section 3: Finance and Loans Information Loans 3.5. I would like to ask about loans that your business has had or still has. Please provide information on the following types of loans 3. Microfinance organization 3.5d. When was the last time such loan was received? Yr 303 1421 1985 2010 Have you ever had a loan of Moneylender Have you ever had a loan of Moneylender Have you ever had a loan of Moneylender Have you ever had a loan of Moneylender Have you ever had a loan of Moneylender Section 3: Finance and Loans Information Loans 3.5. I would like to ask about loans that your business has had or still has. Please provide information on the following types of loans 4. Moneylender 3.5a. Have you ever had a loan of this type? 2. No > next row 1724 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Do you still owe part of Moneylender loan Do you still owe part of Moneylender loan Do you still owe part of Moneylender loan Do you still owe part of Moneylender loan Do you still owe part of Moneylender loan Section 3: Finance and Loans Information Loans 3.5. I would like to ask about loans that your business has had or still has. Please provide information on the following types of loans 4. Moneylender 3.5b. Do you still owe part of this loan? 46 1678 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss When was the first time such loan was received from Moneylender? Month When was the first time such loan was received from Moneylender? Month When was the first time such loan was received from Moneylender? Month When was the first time such loan was received from Moneylender? Month When was the first time such loan was received from Moneylender? Month Section 3: Finance and Loans Information Loans 3.5. I would like to ask about loans that your business has had or still has. Please provide information on the following types of loans 4. Moneylender 3.5c. When was the first time such loan was received? Month 46 1678 1 999 When was the first time such loan was received from Moneylender? Year When was the first time such loan was received from Moneylender? Year When was the first time such loan was received from Moneylender? Year When was the first time such loan was received from Moneylender? Year When was the first time such loan was received from Moneylender? Year Section 3: Finance and Loans Information Loans 3.5. I would like to ask about loans that your business has had or still has. Please provide information on the following types of loans 4. Moneylender 3.5c. When was the first time such loan was received? Yr 46 1678 1980 2010 When was the last time loan from Moneylender was received (Month) When was the last time loan from Moneylender was received (Month) When was the last time loan from Moneylender was received (Month) When was the last time loan from Moneylender was received (Month) When was the last time loan from Moneylender was received (Month) Section 3: Finance and Loans Information Loans 3.5. I would like to ask about loans that your business has had or still has. Please provide information on the following types of loans 4. Moneylender 3.5d. When was the last time such loan was received? Month 46 1678 1 999 When was the last time loan from Moneylender was received (Year) When was the last time loan from Moneylender was received (Year) When was the last time loan from Moneylender was received (Year) When was the last time loan from Moneylender was received (Year) When was the last time loan from Moneylender was received (Year) Section 3: Finance and Loans Information Loans 3.5. I would like to ask about loans that your business has had or still has. Please provide information on the following types of loans 4. Moneylender 3.5d. When was the last time such loan was received? Yr 46 1678 1985 2010 Have you ever had a loan of Family and friends Have you ever had a loan of Family and friends Have you ever had a loan of Family and friends Have you ever had a loan of Family and friends Have you ever had a loan of Family and friends Section 3: Finance and Loans Information Loans 3.5. I would like to ask about loans that your business has had or still has. Please provide information on the following types of loans 5. Family and friends 3.5a. Have you ever had a loan of this type? 2. No > next row 1724 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Do you still owe part of Family and friends loan Do you still owe part of Family and friends loan Do you still owe part of Family and friends loan Do you still owe part of Family and friends loan Do you still owe part of Family and friends loan Section 3: Finance and Loans Information Loans 3.5. I would like to ask about loans that your business has had or still has. Please provide information on the following types of loans 5. Family and friends 3.5b. Do you still owe part of this loan? 533 1191 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss When was the first time such loan was received from Family and friends? Month When was the first time such loan was received from Family and friends? Month When was the first time such loan was received from Family and friends? Month When was the first time such loan was received from Family and friends? Month When was the first time such loan was received from Family and friends? Month Section 3: Finance and Loans Information Loans 3.5. I would like to ask about loans that your business has had or still has. Please provide information on the following types of loans 5. Family and friends 3.5c. When was the first time such loan was received? Month 533 1191 1 999 When was the first time such loan was received from Family and friends? Year When was the first time such loan was received from Family and friends? Year When was the first time such loan was received from Family and friends? Year When was the first time such loan was received from Family and friends? Year When was the first time such loan was received from Family and friends? Year Section 3: Finance and Loans Information Loans 3.5. I would like to ask about loans that your business has had or still has. Please provide information on the following types of loans 5. Family and friends 3.5c. When was the first time such loan was received? Yr 533 1191 999 2010 When was the last time loan from Family and friends was received (Month) When was the last time loan from Family and friends was received (Month) When was the last time loan from Family and friends was received (Month) When was the last time loan from Family and friends was received (Month) When was the last time loan from Family and friends was received (Month) Section 3: Finance and Loans Information Loans 3.5. I would like to ask about loans that your business has had or still has. Please provide information on the following types of loans 5. Family and friends 3.5d. When was the last time such loan was received? Month 533 1191 1 999 When was the last time loan from Family and friends was received (Year) When was the last time loan from Family and friends was received (Year) When was the last time loan from Family and friends was received (Year) When was the last time loan from Family and friends was received (Year) When was the last time loan from Family and friends was received (Year) Section 3: Finance and Loans Information Loans 3.5. I would like to ask about loans that your business has had or still has. Please provide information on the following types of loans 5. Family and friends 3.5d. When was the last time such loan was received? Yr 533 1191 999 2010 S3_5Others6 S3_5Others6 S3_5Others6 S3_5Others6 S3_5Others6 Section 3: Finance and Loans Information Loans 3.5. I would like to ask about loans that your business has had or still has. Please provide information on the following types of loans 6. Other (Specify) 9 1 Have you ever had a loan of Other (Specify) Have you ever had a loan of Other (Specify) Have you ever had a loan of Other (Specify) Have you ever had a loan of Other (Specify) Have you ever had a loan of Other (Specify) Section 3: Finance and Loans Information Loans 3.5. I would like to ask about loans that your business has had or still has. Please provide information on the following types of loans 6. Other (Specify) 3.5a. Have you ever had a loan of this type? 2. No > next row 9 1715 1 1 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Do you still owe part of Other (Specify) loan Do you still owe part of Other (Specify) loan Do you still owe part of Other (Specify) loan Do you still owe part of Other (Specify) loan Do you still owe part of Other (Specify) loan Section 3: Finance and Loans Information Loans 3.5. I would like to ask about loans that your business has had or still has. Please provide information on the following types of loans 6. Other (Specify) 3.5b. Do you still owe part of this loan? 9 1715 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss When was the first time such loan was received from Other (Specify)? Month When was the first time such loan was received from Other (Specify)? Month When was the first time such loan was received from Other (Specify)? Month When was the first time such loan was received from Other (Specify)? Month When was the first time such loan was received from Other (Specify)? Month Section 3: Finance and Loans Information Loans 3.5. I would like to ask about loans that your business has had or still has. Please provide information on the following types of loans 6. Other (Specify) 3.5c. When was the first time such loan was received? Month 440 1 2 3 4 5 7 When was the first time such loan was received from Other (Specify)? Year When was the first time such loan was received from Other (Specify)? Year When was the first time such loan was received from Other (Specify)? Year When was the first time such loan was received from Other (Specify)? Year When was the first time such loan was received from Other (Specify)? Year Section 3: Finance and Loans Information Loans 3.5. I would like to ask about loans that your business has had or still has. Please provide information on the following types of loans 6. Other (Specify) 3.5c. When was the first time such loan was received? Yr 440 1988 1995 1998 2000 2004 2006 2009 When was the last time loan from Other (Specify) was received (Month) When was the last time loan from Other (Specify) was received (Month) When was the last time loan from Other (Specify) was received (Month) When was the last time loan from Other (Specify) was received (Month) When was the last time loan from Other (Specify) was received (Month) Section 3: Finance and Loans Information Loans 3.5. I would like to ask about loans that your business has had or still has. Please provide information on the following types of loans 6. Other (Specify) 3.5d. When was the last time such loan was received? Month 440 1 2 3 4 7 When was the last time loan from Other (Specify) was received (Year) When was the last time loan from Other (Specify) was received (Year) When was the last time loan from Other (Specify) was received (Year) When was the last time loan from Other (Specify) was received (Year) When was the last time loan from Other (Specify) was received (Year) Section 3: Finance and Loans Information Loans 3.5. I would like to ask about loans that your business has had or still has. Please provide information on the following types of loans 6. Other (Specify) 3.5d. When was the last time such loan was received? Yr 440 2000 2008 2009 2010 What percentage of your inputs (Interviewer: give examples) are purchased on cre What percentage of your inputs (Interviewer: give examples) are purchased on cre What percentage of your inputs (Interviewer: give examples) are purchased on cre What percentage of your inputs (Interviewer: give examples) are purchased on cre What percentage of your inputs (Interviewer: give examples) are purchased on cre Section 3: Finance and Loans Information 3.6. What percentage of your inputs are purchased on credit? ________% 1724 100 What percentage of your sales (Interviewer: give examples) are sold on credit? What percentage of your sales (Interviewer: give examples) are sold on credit? What percentage of your sales (Interviewer: give examples) are sold on credit? What percentage of your sales (Interviewer: give examples) are sold on credit? What percentage of your sales (Interviewer: give examples) are sold on credit? Section 3: Finance and Loans Information 3.7 What percentage of your sales are sold on credit? __________% 1724 100 Do any of your customers pay by check? Do any of your customers pay by check? Do any of your customers pay by check? Do any of your customers pay by check? Do any of your customers pay by check? Section 3: Finance and Loans Information 3.8 Do any of your customers pay by check? Yes > Go To Section 4 1724 1 2 1 Yes 2 No If not, have some asked if they could? If not, have some asked if they could? If not, have some asked if they could? If not, have some asked if they could? If not, have some asked if they could? Section 3: Finance and Loans Information 3.9. If not, have some asked if they could? 1324 400 1 2 1 Yes, some have asked if they could 2 No, none have asked if they could Sysmiss Value if owned Tools and utensils Value if owned Tools and utensils Value if owned Tools and utensils Value if owned Tools and utensils Value if owned Tools and utensils In this section we ask about assets, expenses, income and profits. Section 4: Assets, Income, Expenses and Profit 4.1. Now I am going to ask you about the characteristics of any utensils, tools, machinery and equipment, vehicles and other property currently used in your business or activity. Please tell me the approximate value of your assets in each of the following categories. Think of the value as how much it would cost you to replace the assets with ones in similar condition. 1. Tools and utensils (a) Value if owned - Value (Taka) 1724 3500000 Monthly rental if rented Tools and utensils Monthly rental if rented Tools and utensils Monthly rental if rented Tools and utensils Monthly rental if rented Tools and utensils Monthly rental if rented Tools and utensils Section 4: Assets, Income, Expenses and Profit 4.1. Now I am going to ask you about the characteristics of any utensils, tools, machinery and equipment, vehicles and other property currently used in your business or activity. Please tell me the approximate value of your assets in each of the following categories. Think of the value as how much it would cost you to replace the assets with ones in similar condition. 1. Tools and utensils (b) Monthly rental if rented - Value (Taka) 1724 200000 Value if owned Machinery and Equipment Value if owned Machinery and Equipment Value if owned Machinery and Equipment Value if owned Machinery and Equipment Value if owned Machinery and Equipment Section 4: Assets, Income, Expenses and Profit 4.1. Now I am going to ask you about the characteristics of any utensils, tools, machinery and equipment, vehicles and other property currently used in your business or activity. Please tell me the approximate value of your assets in each of the following categories. Think of the value as how much it would cost you to replace the assets with ones in similar condition. 2. Machinery and Equipment (a) Value if owned - Value (Taka) 1724 230000000 Monthly rental if rented Machinery and Equipment Monthly rental if rented Machinery and Equipment Monthly rental if rented Machinery and Equipment Monthly rental if rented Machinery and Equipment Monthly rental if rented Machinery and Equipment Section 4: Assets, Income, Expenses and Profit 4.1. Now I am going to ask you about the characteristics of any utensils, tools, machinery and equipment, vehicles and other property currently used in your business or activity. Please tell me the approximate value of your assets in each of the following categories. Think of the value as how much it would cost you to replace the assets with ones in similar condition. 2. Machinery and Equipment (b) Monthly rental if rented - Value (Taka) 1724 1500 Value if owned Furniture Value if owned Furniture Value if owned Furniture Value if owned Furniture Value if owned Furniture Section 4: Assets, Income, Expenses and Profit 4.1. Now I am going to ask you about the characteristics of any utensils, tools, machinery and equipment, vehicles and other property currently used in your business or activity. Please tell me the approximate value of your assets in each of the following categories. Think of the value as how much it would cost you to replace the assets with ones in similar condition. 3. Furniture (a) Value if owned - Value (Taka) 1724 5000000 Monthly rental if rented Furniture Monthly rental if rented Furniture Monthly rental if rented Furniture Monthly rental if rented Furniture Monthly rental if rented Furniture Section 4: Assets, Income, Expenses and Profit 4.1. Now I am going to ask you about the characteristics of any utensils, tools, machinery and equipment, vehicles and other property currently used in your business or activity. Please tell me the approximate value of your assets in each of the following categories. Think of the value as how much it would cost you to replace the assets with ones in similar condition. 3. Furniture (b) Monthly rental if rented - Value (Taka) 1724 2500 Value if owned vehicles used in the business Value if owned vehicles used in the business Value if owned vehicles used in the business Value if owned vehicles used in the business Value if owned vehicles used in the business Section 4: Assets, Income, Expenses and Profit 4.1. Now I am going to ask you about the characteristics of any utensils, tools, machinery and equipment, vehicles and other property currently used in your business or activity. Please tell me the approximate value of your assets in each of the following categories. Think of the value as how much it would cost you to replace the assets with ones in similar condition. 4. Vehicles used in the business (a) Value if owned - Value (Taka) 1724 15000000 Monthly rental if rented vehicles used in the business Monthly rental if rented vehicles used in the business Monthly rental if rented vehicles used in the business Monthly rental if rented vehicles used in the business Monthly rental if rented vehicles used in the business Section 4: Assets, Income, Expenses and Profit 4.1. Now I am going to ask you about the characteristics of any utensils, tools, machinery and equipment, vehicles and other property currently used in your business or activity. Please tell me the approximate value of your assets in each of the following categories. Think of the value as how much it would cost you to replace the assets with ones in similar condition. 4. Vehicles used in the business (b) Monthly rental if rented - Value (Taka) 1724 1039000 Value if owned site (including land and buildings) Value if owned site (including land and buildings) Value if owned site (including land and buildings) Value if owned site (including land and buildings) Value if owned site (including land and buildings) Section 4: Assets, Income, Expenses and Profit 4.1. Now I am going to ask you about the characteristics of any utensils, tools, machinery and equipment, vehicles and other property currently used in your business or activity. Please tell me the approximate value of your assets in each of the following categories. Think of the value as how much it would cost you to replace the assets with ones in similar condition. 5. Site (including land and buildings) (a) Value if owned - Value (Taka) 1724 900000000 Monthly rental if rented site (including land and buildings) Monthly rental if rented site (including land and buildings) Monthly rental if rented site (including land and buildings) Monthly rental if rented site (including land and buildings) Monthly rental if rented site (including land and buildings) Section 4: Assets, Income, Expenses and Profit 4.1. Now I am going to ask you about the characteristics of any utensils, tools, machinery and equipment, vehicles and other property currently used in your business or activity. Please tell me the approximate value of your assets in each of the following categories. Think of the value as how much it would cost you to replace the assets with ones in similar condition. 5. Site (including land and buildings) (b) Monthly rental if rented - Value (Taka) 1723 1 7000000 Value if owned other physical assets (exclud. Inventories) Value if owned other physical assets (exclud. Inventories) Value if owned other physical assets (exclud. Inventories) Value if owned other physical assets (exclud. Inventories) Value if owned other physical assets (exclud. Inventories) Section 4: Assets, Income, Expenses and Profit 4.1. Now I am going to ask you about the characteristics of any utensils, tools, machinery and equipment, vehicles and other property currently used in your business or activity. Please tell me the approximate value of your assets in each of the following categories. Think of the value as how much it would cost you to replace the assets with ones in similar condition. 6. Other physical assets (exclud. Inventories) (a) Value if owned - Value (Taka) 1724 2800000 Monthly rental if rented other physical assets (exclud. Inventories) Monthly rental if rented other physical assets (exclud. Inventories) Monthly rental if rented other physical assets (exclud. Inventories) Monthly rental if rented other physical assets (exclud. Inventories) Monthly rental if rented other physical assets (exclud. Inventories) Section 4: Assets, Income, Expenses and Profit 4.1. Now I am going to ask you about the characteristics of any utensils, tools, machinery and equipment, vehicles and other property currently used in your business or activity. Please tell me the approximate value of your assets in each of the following categories. Think of the value as how much it would cost you to replace the assets with ones in similar condition. 6. Other physical assets (exclud. Inventories) (b) Monthly rental if rented - Value (Taka) 1724 200 Value if owned total value of assets in business Value if owned total value of assets in business Value if owned total value of assets in business Value if owned total value of assets in business Value if owned total value of assets in business Section 4: Assets, Income, Expenses and Profit 4.1. Now I am going to ask you about the characteristics of any utensils, tools, machinery and equipment, vehicles and other property currently used in your business or activity. Please tell me the approximate value of your assets in each of the following categories. Think of the value as how much it would cost you to replace the assets with ones in similar condition. 7. Total value of assets in business (a) Value if owned - Value (Taka) 1724 200 941850000 Monthly rental if rented total value of assets in business Monthly rental if rented total value of assets in business Monthly rental if rented total value of assets in business Monthly rental if rented total value of assets in business Monthly rental if rented total value of assets in business Section 4: Assets, Income, Expenses and Profit 4.1. Now I am going to ask you about the characteristics of any utensils, tools, machinery and equipment, vehicles and other property currently used in your business or activity. Please tell me the approximate value of your assets in each of the following categories. Think of the value as how much it would cost you to replace the assets with ones in similar condition. 7. Total value of assets in business (b) Monthly rental if rented - Value (Taka) 1724 7000000 Do you own cell phone and use in your business? Do you own cell phone and use in your business? Do you own cell phone and use in your business? Do you own cell phone and use in your business? Do you own cell phone and use in your business? Section 4: Assets, Income, Expenses and Profit 4.2. Which of the following assets do you own and use in your business? a. Cell phone 1724 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Do you own computer and use in your business? Do you own computer and use in your business? Do you own computer and use in your business? Do you own computer and use in your business? Do you own computer and use in your business? Section 4: Assets, Income, Expenses and Profit 4.2. Which of the following assets do you own and use in your business? b. Computer 1724 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Do you own credit card machine and use in your business? Do you own credit card machine and use in your business? Do you own credit card machine and use in your business? Do you own credit card machine and use in your business? Do you own credit card machine and use in your business? Section 4: Assets, Income, Expenses and Profit 4.2. Which of the following assets do you own and use in your business? c. Credit card machine 1724 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Do you own fax machine and use in your business? Do you own fax machine and use in your business? Do you own fax machine and use in your business? Do you own fax machine and use in your business? Do you own fax machine and use in your business? Section 4: Assets, Income, Expenses and Profit 4.2. Which of the following assets do you own and use in your business? d. Fax machine 1724 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Do you have any inventories in stock, products for sale, raw materials, products Do you have any inventories in stock, products for sale, raw materials, products Do you have any inventories in stock, products for sale, raw materials, products Do you have any inventories in stock, products for sale, raw materials, products Do you have any inventories in stock, products for sale, raw materials, products Section 4: Assets, Income, Expenses and Profit 4.3. Do you have any inventories in stock, products for sale, raw materials, products in production, spare parts, or other such materials currently held at your business 1. Yes - Go to Qn. 4.4 2. No - Go to Qn. 4.5 1724 1 2 1 Yes 2 No At market prices, what is the value you calculate of your current inventories? At market prices, what is the value you calculate of your current inventories? At market prices, what is the value you calculate of your current inventories? At market prices, what is the value you calculate of your current inventories? At market prices, what is the value you calculate of your current inventories? Section 4: Assets, Income, Expenses and Profit 4.4. At market prices, what is the value you calculate of your current inventories? Taka : ________ 1635 89 50 200000000 Please report the amount you have spent on purchase of materials and items for r Please report the amount you have spent on purchase of materials and items for r Please report the amount you have spent on purchase of materials and items for r Please report the amount you have spent on purchase of materials and items for r Please report the amount you have spent on purchase of materials and items for r Show the card [Suggest we drop it] Section 4: Assets, Income, Expenses and Profit 4.5. Business expenses during the last month Please report the amount you have spent on each of the following categories of business expenses during the last month a. Purchase of materials and items for resale 1724 70000000 Please report the amount you have spent on purchase of electricity, water, gas a Please report the amount you have spent on purchase of electricity, water, gas a Please report the amount you have spent on purchase of electricity, water, gas a Please report the amount you have spent on purchase of electricity, water, gas a Please report the amount you have spent on purchase of electricity, water, gas a Section 4: Assets, Income, Expenses and Profit 4.5. Business expenses during the last month Please report the amount you have spent on each of the following categories of business expenses during the last month b. Purchase of electricity, water, gas and fuel 1724 1700000 Please report the amount you have spent on interest paid on loans during the las Please report the amount you have spent on interest paid on loans during the las Please report the amount you have spent on interest paid on loans during the las Please report the amount you have spent on interest paid on loans during the las Please report the amount you have spent on interest paid on loans during the las Section 4: Assets, Income, Expenses and Profit 4.5. Business expenses during the last month Please report the amount you have spent on each of the following categories of business expenses during the last month c. Interest paid on loans 1724 2500000 Please report the amount you have spent on wages and salaries for employees duri Please report the amount you have spent on wages and salaries for employees duri Please report the amount you have spent on wages and salaries for employees duri Please report the amount you have spent on wages and salaries for employees duri Please report the amount you have spent on wages and salaries for employees duri Section 4: Assets, Income, Expenses and Profit 4.5. Business expenses during the last month Please report the amount you have spent on each of the following categories of business expenses during the last month d. Wages and salaries for employees 1724 10000000 Please report the amount you have spent on rent for land or buildings during the Please report the amount you have spent on rent for land or buildings during the Please report the amount you have spent on rent for land or buildings during the Please report the amount you have spent on rent for land or buildings during the Please report the amount you have spent on rent for land or buildings during the Section 4: Assets, Income, Expenses and Profit 4.5. Business expenses during the last month Please report the amount you have spent on each of the following categories of business expenses during the last month e. Rent for land or buildings 1723 1 7000000 Please report the amount you have spent on taxes during the last month Please report the amount you have spent on taxes during the last month Please report the amount you have spent on taxes during the last month Please report the amount you have spent on taxes during the last month Please report the amount you have spent on taxes during the last month Section 4: Assets, Income, Expenses and Profit 4.5. Business expenses during the last month Please report the amount you have spent on each of the following categories of business expenses during the last month f. Taxes 1724 1351200 Please report the amount you have spent on other expenses, including equipment r Please report the amount you have spent on other expenses, including equipment r Please report the amount you have spent on other expenses, including equipment r Please report the amount you have spent on other expenses, including equipment r Please report the amount you have spent on other expenses, including equipment r Section 4: Assets, Income, Expenses and Profit 4.5. Business expenses during the last month Please report the amount you have spent on each of the following categories of business expenses during the last month g. Other expenses, including equipment rental, telephone, transportation 1724 1040000 Please report the amount you have spent on total expenses in last month during t Please report the amount you have spent on total expenses in last month during t Please report the amount you have spent on total expenses in last month during t Please report the amount you have spent on total expenses in last month during t Please report the amount you have spent on total expenses in last month during t Section 4: Assets, Income, Expenses and Profit 4.5. Business expenses during the last month Please report the amount you have spent on each of the following categories of business expenses during the last month h. Total expenses in last month 1724 600 71390000 Can you tell me the total monthly sales of your business in the last month from Can you tell me the total monthly sales of your business in the last month from Can you tell me the total monthly sales of your business in the last month from Can you tell me the total monthly sales of your business in the last month from Can you tell me the total monthly sales of your business in the last month from Section 4: Assets, Income, Expenses and Profit 4.6. Can you tell me the total monthly sales of your business in the last month from all sources, including manufacturing, trade and services? Taka: ___________ 1724 2000 150000000 999 Refuse to answer/Don't know/Can't say 2000 3000 5000 5500 6000 6400 6500 7000 7465 7500 8000 8400 9000 10000 11600 12000 13000 14000 15000 15600 15900 16000 17000 18000 19000 19500 19800 20000 20550 21000 21800 22000 22500 23000 24000 25000 26000 26800 27000 27500 28000 29000 30000 31000 32000 32920 33000 33800 34500 35000 35100 36000 36050 38000 38950 39000 40000 42000 44000 45000 47000 47200 48000 50000 52000 53100 55000 56000 56200 58000 60000 60665 61000 62000 63725 64000 64042 65000 65600 66000 70000 71500 75000 75367 75509 78000 78075 79000 79550 80000 81500 83000 84000 85000 87275 88000 88500 89000 90000 90300 91000 92000 95000 95500 98000 99000 100000 100180 102700 104000 105000 109000 110000 112000 113000 115000 116800 119800 120000 122750 125000 126000 130000 131600 135000 140000 144000 144400 150000 150200 155000 156000 160000 165000 167000 168000 169100 170000 170200 171000 175000 176000 180000 182000 184000 185000 186000 190000 195000 200000 204000 205000 205700 206000 207000 210000 215000 215500 220000 222716 225000 227000 230000 235000 235900 237000 240000 244000 247000 250000 252075 255000 260000 264000 270000 275000 280000 280500 290000 292000 295000 300000 310000 312700 315000 320000 325000 330000 334000 338000 340000 341500 345000 350000 350200 355200 360000 360800 365000 380000 390000 392905 400000 405000 410000 415000 420000 428000 433900 440000 445000 450000 459460 460000 470000 480000 485000 490000 500000 506500 510000 520000 532350 533000 540000 546500 549800 550000 560000 570000 572000 575000 580000 590000 600000 620000 625000 650000 660000 690000 700000 710000 719400 720000 725000 740000 750000 760000 780000 785000 796000 799500 800000 810000 812450 814500 840000 850000 865000 880000 890000 900000 940000 950000 960000 1000000 1010000 1020000 1030000 1040000 1057410 1060000 1100000 1120000 1140000 1170000 1200000 1210000 1250000 1258800 1300000 1320000 1325000 1350000 1360000 1400000 1500000 1550000 1560000 1570000 1600000 1645000 1660000 1675000 1700000 1730000 1800000 1850000 1900000 1975000 2000000 2080000 2100000 2164200 2173450 2175000 2200000 2208300 2300000 2340000 2400000 2401500 2450000 2500000 2600000 2700000 2720000 2728800 2730000 2800000 3000000 3030000 3090000 3114300 3162600 3176000 3200000 3250000 3260000 3300000 3320000 3390000 3500000 3600000 3700000 3900000 3990000 4000000 4090000 4150000 4400000 4500000 4550000 5000000 5040000 5100000 5225700 5260500 5450000 5500000 6000000 6138000 6220000 6260000 6500000 6590000 7000000 7632033 8000000 8250000 8500000 8600000 8710000 8750000 9000000 9100000 9300000 9318450 9500000 9750000 9860000 10000000 10050000 10100000 10284300 11105000 11300000 12000000 13330000 13350000 13600000 15000000 15337200 17000000 17010000 18000000 20000000 20150000 25000000 27525500 30000000 36634000 38070000 50220000 150000000 What was the total ANNUAL sales of your business for 2009? What was the total ANNUAL sales of your business for 2009? What was the total ANNUAL sales of your business for 2009? What was the total ANNUAL sales of your business for 2009? What was the total ANNUAL sales of your business for 2009? Section 4: Assets, Income, Expenses and Profit 4.7. What was the total ANNUAL sales of your business for 2009? Taka ______________ 1724 999 1860000000 What was the total ANNUAL sales of your business for 2008? What was the total ANNUAL sales of your business for 2008? What was the total ANNUAL sales of your business for 2008? What was the total ANNUAL sales of your business for 2008? What was the total ANNUAL sales of your business for 2008? Section 4: Assets, Income, Expenses and Profit 4.8. What was the total ANNUAL sales of your business for 2008? Taka ________________ 1724 1820000000 Please request the respondent to answer these questions from written record. Ple Please request the respondent to answer these questions from written record. Ple Please request the respondent to answer these questions from written record. Ple Please request the respondent to answer these questions from written record. Ple Please request the respondent to answer these questions from written record. Ple Section 4: Assets, Income, Expenses and Profit 1724 1 2 1 Written records 2 By memory What was the total income the business earned during THE LAST MONTH after paying What was the total income the business earned during THE LAST MONTH after paying What was the total income the business earned during THE LAST MONTH after paying What was the total income the business earned during THE LAST MONTH after paying What was the total income the business earned during THE LAST MONTH after paying Section 4: Assets, Income, Expenses and Profit 4.10. What was the total income the business earned during THE LAST MONTH after paying all expenses including wages of employees, but not including any income you paid yourself. That is, what were the profits of your business during last month?Taka __________________ (Note: If you paid yourself a salary, add that back in to your profits.) 1724 1200 35000000 999 Don't know/Refuse to answer 1200 1250 1400 1500 1800 1900 2000 2150 2500 2600 3000 3040 3200 3350 3500 4000 4400 4500 4600 5000 5200 5400 5500 5700 6000 6400 6500 6600 7000 7150 7320 7500 7765 7950 8000 8200 8260 8400 8800 9000 9500 9700 9720 10000 10500 10700 10800 11000 12000 12500 12600 12875 13000 13200 13500 13550 13600 13625 14000 14200 14275 15000 15500 15600 16000 16900 17000 17200 17500 17790 18000 18500 19000 19175 19500 20000 20440 20476 20650 20850 21000 21500 21870 22000 22500 22600 22850 23000 23008 23300 23575 24000 24050 24075 24400 24575 25000 25175 25500 26000 26759 27000 27500 28000 28600 29000 29500 30000 31000 31420 32000 32200 32500 33000 33675 34000 34555 35000 36000 36500 37000 37075 37740 38000 38500 38800 39000 40000 40300 40500 42000 42500 43000 44013 45000 45900 46000 46900 47620 48000 50000 50500 50600 50800 51500 52750 53000 53800 54000 54300 54500 55000 55500 56000 58000 59200 59700 60000 61000 61100 62000 62300 62900 65000 68800 70000 70800 72000 72558 75000 78000 80000 82000 84000 84600 85000 88000 90000 93000 95000 97400 98500 99000 100000 102000 105000 106300 110000 120000 120250 121400 125000 130000 132000 135700 138000 140000 150000 152300 160000 165000 170000 175000 180000 186000 200000 203100 220000 225000 244000 250000 259000 260000 270000 280000 285000 300000 310000 320000 330000 350000 355000 400000 425000 450000 500000 550000 570000 580000 675000 700000 745000 750000 800000 900000 1000000 1100000 1200000 1240000 1300000 1500000 1800000 1980000 2500000 2670000 3100000 3600000 4000000 4500000 5000000 8000000 8300000 35000000 What was the total income of your household for THE LAST MONTH, including income What was the total income of your household for THE LAST MONTH, including income What was the total income of your household for THE LAST MONTH, including income What was the total income of your household for THE LAST MONTH, including income What was the total income of your household for THE LAST MONTH, including income Section 4: Assets, Income, Expenses and Profit 4.11. What was the total income of your household for THE LAST MONTH, including income from all sources? Taka _____________ 1724 1000 2000000 What percentage of your sales are exported? What percentage of your sales are exported? What percentage of your sales are exported? What percentage of your sales are exported? What percentage of your sales are exported? Section 4: Assets, Income, Expenses and Profit 4.12. What percentage of your sales are exported? ___________ 1724 100 Has your firm introduced new products or services during the last three years? Has your firm introduced new products or services during the last three years? Has your firm introduced new products or services during the last three years? Has your firm introduced new products or services during the last three years? Has your firm introduced new products or services during the last three years? Section 5: Innovation 5.1. Has your firm introduced new products or services during the last three years? 2. No - Go to Qn. 5. 3 999. Don’t know - Go to Qn. 5. 3 1724 1 2 1 Yes 2 No 999 Don't Know Which of the following characterize your new products or services? Which of the following characterize your new products or services? Which of the following characterize your new products or services? Which of the following characterize your new products or services? Which of the following characterize your new products or services? Section 5: Innovation 5.1a. Which of the following characterize your new products or services? 76 1648 1 1 1 They are new for my firm 2 They are new for Bangladesh 3 They are new for international markets Sysmiss Which of the following best describes the new product or service? Which of the following best describes the new product or service? Which of the following best describes the new product or service? Which of the following best describes the new product or service? Which of the following best describes the new product or service? Section 5: Innovation 5.1b. Which of the following best describes the new product or service? 76 1648 1 2 1 It is a new design or variation of a previously existing product or service 2 It is a new product / service line Sysmiss What is the main new product or service introduced? What is the main new product or service introduced? What is the main new product or service introduced? What is the main new product or service introduced? What is the main new product or service introduced? Section 5: Innovation 5.2. What is the main new product or service introduced? 76 1648 1 51 In the last three years, has your firm significantly improved an existing produc In the last three years, has your firm significantly improved an existing produc In the last three years, has your firm significantly improved an existing produc In the last three years, has your firm significantly improved an existing produc In the last three years, has your firm significantly improved an existing produc Section 5: Innovation 5.3. In the last three years, has your firm significantly improved an existing product or service previously sold by the firm? 1724 1 2 1 Yes 2 No 999 Don't Know Has the firm introduced new or improved existing business processes in the last Has the firm introduced new or improved existing business processes in the last Has the firm introduced new or improved existing business processes in the last Has the firm introduced new or improved existing business processes in the last Has the firm introduced new or improved existing business processes in the last Section 5: Innovation 5.4. Has the firm introduced new or improved existing business processes in the last three years? (for e.g. a new production method, a new quality control system, a new accounting system, or a new distribution system). 2. No - Go to 5.6 999. Don’t know - Go to 5.6 1724 1 2 1 Yes 2 No 999 Don't Know What is the main new process introduced? What is the main new process introduced? What is the main new process introduced? What is the main new process introduced? What is the main new process introduced? Section 5: Innovation 5.5. What is the main new process introduced? 19 1705 1 14 1 2 3 4 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 14 Sysmiss Does your business have website? Does your business have website? Does your business have website? Does your business have website? Does your business have website? Section 5: Innovation 5.6. Does your business have? a. A website 1724 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Does your business have email address? Does your business have email address? Does your business have email address? Does your business have email address? Does your business have email address? Section 5: Innovation 5.6. Does your business have? b. An email address 1724 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Does your business have a trade license? Does your business have a trade license? Does your business have a trade license? Does your business have a trade license? Does your business have a trade license? Section 6: Informality 6.1. Does your business have a trade license? If yes… 6.1a-6.1d 1724 1 2 1 Yes 2 No 999 Don't Know How many years had your business been in operation when you got it? How many years had your business been in operation when you got it? How many years had your business been in operation when you got it? How many years had your business been in operation when you got it? How many years had your business been in operation when you got it? Section 6: Informality 6.1a. How many years had your business been in operation when you got it? ______ years 1724 40 How much did you pay to get this? How much did you pay to get this? How much did you pay to get this? How much did you pay to get this? How much did you pay to get this? Section 6: Informality 6.1b. How much did you pay to get this? _________Taka 1724 10000 How many days did it take to get this? How many days did it take to get this? How many days did it take to get this? How many days did it take to get this? How many days did it take to get this? Section 6: Informality 6.1c. How many days did it take to get this? ___________days 1490 234 1 999 Did you have to pay a bribe to get this? Did you have to pay a bribe to get this? Did you have to pay a bribe to get this? Did you have to pay a bribe to get this? Did you have to pay a bribe to get this? Section 6: Informality 6.1d. Did you have to pay a bribe to get this? Now go to 6.8 if they have a trade license 1504 220 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Have you ever considered registering your business to get a trade license? Have you ever considered registering your business to get a trade license? Have you ever considered registering your business to get a trade license? Have you ever considered registering your business to get a trade license? Have you ever considered registering your business to get a trade license? Section 6: Informality 6.2. Have you ever considered registering your business to get a trade license? 220 1504 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss How much do you think is the official cost of obtaining a trade license? How much do you think is the official cost of obtaining a trade license? How much do you think is the official cost of obtaining a trade license? How much do you think is the official cost of obtaining a trade license? How much do you think is the official cost of obtaining a trade license? Section 6: Informality 6.3a. Official cost: Taka.______________ 220 1504 60 5000 60 75 100 150 160 200 250 300 350 400 500 600 650 700 800 999 Don't know 1000 1200 1500 2000 2100 2500 3000 4000 5000 Sysmiss How much do you think is the unofficial cost of obtaining a trade license? How much do you think is the unofficial cost of obtaining a trade license? How much do you think is the unofficial cost of obtaining a trade license? How much do you think is the unofficial cost of obtaining a trade license? How much do you think is the unofficial cost of obtaining a trade license? Section 6: Informality 6.3b. Unofficial cost: Taka.______________ 201 1523 50 2500 50 100 200 250 300 400 500 700 999 Don't know 1000 2500 Sysmiss After providing all the necessary documentation, how long do you think it takes After providing all the necessary documentation, how long do you think it takes After providing all the necessary documentation, how long do you think it takes After providing all the necessary documentation, how long do you think it takes After providing all the necessary documentation, how long do you think it takes Section 6: Informality 6.4. After providing all the necessary documentation, how long do you think it takes to get a trade license registration? _______days 218 1506 1 999 In the last year did you have to pay any fines or bribes for carrying on the bus In the last year did you have to pay any fines or bribes for carrying on the bus In the last year did you have to pay any fines or bribes for carrying on the bus In the last year did you have to pay any fines or bribes for carrying on the bus In the last year did you have to pay any fines or bribes for carrying on the bus Section 6: Informality 6.5. In the last year did you have to pay any fines or bribes for carrying on the business without a trade license? No > Go to Qn 6.7 220 1504 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss If so, how much did you have to pay as fine or bribe? If so, how much did you have to pay as fine or bribe? If so, how much did you have to pay as fine or bribe? If so, how much did you have to pay as fine or bribe? If so, how much did you have to pay as fine or bribe? Section 6: Informality 6.6. If so, how much did you have to pay as fine or bribe? Taka _______ 1 1723 1200 1200 1200 Sysmiss If the upfront cost of registration for a trade license was lowered to zero, wou If the upfront cost of registration for a trade license was lowered to zero, wou If the upfront cost of registration for a trade license was lowered to zero, wou If the upfront cost of registration for a trade license was lowered to zero, wou If the upfront cost of registration for a trade license was lowered to zero, wou Section 6: Informality 6.7. If the upfront cost of registration for a trade license was lowered to zero, would you register? 216 1508 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss The possible costs or disadvantages of having a trade license is the initial cos The possible costs or disadvantages of having a trade license is the initial cos The possible costs or disadvantages of having a trade license is the initial cos The possible costs or disadvantages of having a trade license is the initial cos The possible costs or disadvantages of having a trade license is the initial cos Section 6: Informality 6.8. What do you see as the possible costs or disadvantages of having a trade license? Tell us as many as you can think of. 1. The initial cost of registration is high 127 1597 1 1 1 Sysmiss The possible costs or disadvantages of having a trade license is the process of The possible costs or disadvantages of having a trade license is the process of The possible costs or disadvantages of having a trade license is the process of The possible costs or disadvantages of having a trade license is the process of The possible costs or disadvantages of having a trade license is the process of Section 6: Informality 6.8. What do you see as the possible costs or disadvantages of having a trade license? Tell us as many as you can think of. 2. The process of registering is time consuming 63 1661 1 1 1 Sysmiss The possible costs or disadvantages of having a trade license is the process of The possible costs or disadvantages of having a trade license is the process of The possible costs or disadvantages of having a trade license is the process of The possible costs or disadvantages of having a trade license is the process of The possible costs or disadvantages of having a trade license is the process of Section 6: Informality 6.8. What do you see as the possible costs or disadvantages of having a trade license? Tell us as many as you can think of. 3. The process of registering is burdensome 175 1549 1 1 1 Sysmiss The possible costs or disadvantages of having a trade license is the greater ris The possible costs or disadvantages of having a trade license is the greater ris The possible costs or disadvantages of having a trade license is the greater ris The possible costs or disadvantages of having a trade license is the greater ris The possible costs or disadvantages of having a trade license is the greater ris Section 6: Informality 6.8. What do you see as the possible costs or disadvantages of having a trade license? Tell us as many as you can think of. 4. Greater risk of being subject to visits by tax authorities 66 1658 1 1 1 Sysmiss The possible costs or disadvantages of having a trade license is having to pay t The possible costs or disadvantages of having a trade license is having to pay t The possible costs or disadvantages of having a trade license is having to pay t The possible costs or disadvantages of having a trade license is having to pay t The possible costs or disadvantages of having a trade license is having to pay t Section 6: Informality 6.8. What do you see as the possible costs or disadvantages of having a trade license? Tell us as many as you can think of. 5. Having to pay taxes 125 1599 1 1 1 Sysmiss The possible costs or disadvantages of having a trade license is greater risk of The possible costs or disadvantages of having a trade license is greater risk of The possible costs or disadvantages of having a trade license is greater risk of The possible costs or disadvantages of having a trade license is greater risk of The possible costs or disadvantages of having a trade license is greater risk of Section 6: Informality 6.8. What do you see as the possible costs or disadvantages of having a trade license? Tell us as many as you can think of. 6. Greater risk of being subject to visits by labour inspectors 14 1710 1 1 1 Sysmiss The possible costs or disadvantages of having a trade license is more paperwork The possible costs or disadvantages of having a trade license is more paperwork The possible costs or disadvantages of having a trade license is more paperwork The possible costs or disadvantages of having a trade license is more paperwork The possible costs or disadvantages of having a trade license is more paperwork Section 6: Informality 6.8. What do you see as the possible costs or disadvantages of having a trade license? Tell us as many as you can think of. 7. More paperwork and recordkeeping needed 65 1659 1 1 1 Sysmiss S6_8Oth S6_8Oth S6_8Oth S6_8Oth S6_8Oth Section 6: Informality 6.8. What do you see as the possible costs or disadvantages of having a trade license? Tell us as many as you can think of. 8. Other (specify) 1724 Sysmiss The possible costs or disadvantages of having a trade license is the other (spec The possible costs or disadvantages of having a trade license is the other (spec The possible costs or disadvantages of having a trade license is the other (spec The possible costs or disadvantages of having a trade license is the other (spec The possible costs or disadvantages of having a trade license is the other (spec Section 6: Informality 6.8. What do you see as the possible costs or disadvantages of having a trade license? Tell us as many as you can think of. 8. Other (specify) 10 1714 1 1 1 Sysmiss I don’t think there are any disadvantages or costs of having a trade license I don’t think there are any disadvantages or costs of having a trade license I don’t think there are any disadvantages or costs of having a trade license I don’t think there are any disadvantages or costs of having a trade license I don’t think there are any disadvantages or costs of having a trade license Section 6: Informality 6.8. What do you see as the possible costs or disadvantages of having a trade license? Tell us as many as you can think of. 9. I don’t think there are any disadvantages or costs 1282 442 1 1 1 Sysmiss The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a Section 6: Informality 6.9 What do you see as the possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a trade license? Tell us as many as you can think of. 1. Being able to get a bank account in the business name 633 1091 1 1 1 Sysmiss The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a Section 6: Informality 6.9 What do you see as the possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a trade license? Tell us as many as you can think of. 2. Being able to sell to the government 45 1679 1 1 1 Sysmiss The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a Section 6: Informality 6.9 What do you see as the possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a trade license? Tell us as many as you can think of. 3. Being able to sell to other firms which require registration 30 1694 1 1 1 Sysmiss The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a Section 6: Informality 6.9 What do you see as the possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a trade license? Tell us as many as you can think of. 4. Less risk of being fined 752 972 1 1 1 Sysmiss The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a Section 6: Informality 6.9 What do you see as the possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a trade license? Tell us as many as you can think of. 5. Less chance of being asked for a bribe 404 1320 1 1 1 Sysmiss The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a Section 6: Informality 6.9 What do you see as the possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a trade license? Tell us as many as you can think of. 6. Better reputation for the business 299 1425 1 1 1 Sysmiss The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a Section 6: Informality 6.9 What do you see as the possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a trade license? Tell us as many as you can think of. 7. Qualification for participation in government programmes for firms 55 1669 1 1 1 Sysmiss The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a Section 6: Informality 6.9 What do you see as the possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a trade license? Tell us as many as you can think of. 8. Easier to get a bank loan 422 1302 1 1 1 Sysmiss The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a Section 6: Informality 6.9 What do you see as the possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a trade license? Tell us as many as you can think of. 9. Greater societal acceptance for the firm 118 1606 1 1 1 Sysmiss The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a Section 6: Informality 6.9 What do you see as the possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a trade license? Tell us as many as you can think of. 10. Being able to export 32 1692 1 1 1 Sysmiss The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a Section 6: Informality 6.9 What do you see as the possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a trade license? Tell us as many as you can think of. 11. Being able to operate more visibly, or on a larger scale, without worrying 697 1027 1 1 1 Sysmiss The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a Section 6: Informality 6.9 What do you see as the possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a trade license? Tell us as many as you can think of. 12. Being able to use the courts to enforce business contracts 21 1703 1 1 1 Sysmiss The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a Section 6: Informality 6.9 What do you see as the possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a trade license? Tell us as many as you can think of. 13. Having a legal record of my business in case of disputes 156 1568 1 1 1 Sysmiss The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a Section 6: Informality 6.9 What do you see as the possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a trade license? Tell us as many as you can think of. 14. Being able to advertise more widely without worrying about attracting govt attention 27 1697 1 1 1 Sysmiss S6_9Oth S6_9Oth S6_9Oth S6_9Oth S6_9Oth Section 6: Informality 6.9 What do you see as the possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a trade license? Tell us as many as you can think of. 15. Other 1724 Sysmiss The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a Section 6: Informality 6.9 What do you see as the possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a trade license? Tell us as many as you can think of. 15. Other (specify) 31 1693 1 1 1 Sysmiss I don’t think there are any advantages or benefits to your business of being reg I don’t think there are any advantages or benefits to your business of being reg I don’t think there are any advantages or benefits to your business of being reg I don’t think there are any advantages or benefits to your business of being reg I don’t think there are any advantages or benefits to your business of being reg Section 6: Informality 6.9 What do you see as the possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a trade license? Tell us as many as you can think of. 16. I don’t think there are any advantages or benefits 283 1441 1 1 1 Sysmiss During the year of 2009 how many times has your firm received an inspection or v During the year of 2009 how many times has your firm received an inspection or v During the year of 2009 how many times has your firm received an inspection or v During the year of 2009 how many times has your firm received an inspection or v During the year of 2009 how many times has your firm received an inspection or v Section 6: Informality 6.10. During the year of 2009 how many times has your firm received an inspection or visit from: (Interviewer: write 0 if they didn’t have any inspections of this sort) a. Municipal Government 1724 12 1 2 3 5 6 7 8 12 During the year of 2009 how many times has your firm received an inspection or v During the year of 2009 how many times has your firm received an inspection or v During the year of 2009 how many times has your firm received an inspection or v During the year of 2009 how many times has your firm received an inspection or v During the year of 2009 how many times has your firm received an inspection or v Section 6: Informality 6.10. During the year of 2009 how many times has your firm received an inspection or visit from: (Interviewer: write 0 if they didn’t have any inspections of this sort) b. VAT Tax Authority 1724 14 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 10 12 14 During the year of 2009 how many times has your firm received an inspection or v During the year of 2009 how many times has your firm received an inspection or v During the year of 2009 how many times has your firm received an inspection or v During the year of 2009 how many times has your firm received an inspection or v During the year of 2009 how many times has your firm received an inspection or v Section 6: Informality 6.10. During the year of 2009 how many times has your firm received an inspection or visit from: (Interviewer: write 0 if they didn’t have any inspections of this sort) c. Income Tax Authority 1724 12 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 12 During the year of 2009 how many times has your firm received an inspection or v During the year of 2009 how many times has your firm received an inspection or v During the year of 2009 how many times has your firm received an inspection or v During the year of 2009 how many times has your firm received an inspection or v During the year of 2009 how many times has your firm received an inspection or v Section 6: Informality 6.10. During the year of 2009 how many times has your firm received an inspection or visit from: (Interviewer: write 0 if they didn’t have any inspections of this sort) d. Customs Authority 1724 12 1 2 3 4 5 12 During the year of 2009 how many times has your firm received an inspection or v During the year of 2009 how many times has your firm received an inspection or v During the year of 2009 how many times has your firm received an inspection or v During the year of 2009 how many times has your firm received an inspection or v During the year of 2009 how many times has your firm received an inspection or v Section 6: Informality 6.10. During the year of 2009 how many times has your firm received an inspection or visit from: (Interviewer: write 0 if they didn’t have any inspections of this sort) e. Police 1724 12 1 2 3 4 5 10 12 During the year of 2009 how many times has your firm received an inspection or v During the year of 2009 how many times has your firm received an inspection or v During the year of 2009 how many times has your firm received an inspection or v During the year of 2009 how many times has your firm received an inspection or v During the year of 2009 how many times has your firm received an inspection or v Section 6: Informality 6.10. During the year of 2009 how many times has your firm received an inspection or visit from: (Interviewer: write 0 if they didn’t have any inspections of this sort) f. Public health officers (e.g. Sanitary Inspector) 1724 12 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 10 12 During the year of 2009 how many times has your firm received an inspection or v During the year of 2009 how many times has your firm received an inspection or v During the year of 2009 how many times has your firm received an inspection or v During the year of 2009 how many times has your firm received an inspection or v During the year of 2009 how many times has your firm received an inspection or v Section 6: Informality 6.10. During the year of 2009 how many times has your firm received an inspection or visit from: (Interviewer: write 0 if they didn’t have any inspections of this sort) g. Labor office (e.g. Labor Inspector) 1724 12 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 10 12 S610Oth S610Oth S610Oth S610Oth S610Oth Section 6: Informality 6.10. During the year of 2009 how many times has your firm received an inspection or visit from: (Interviewer: write 0 if they didn’t have any inspections of this sort) h. Other officers/inspectors During the year of 2009 how many times has your firm received an inspection or v During the year of 2009 how many times has your firm received an inspection or v During the year of 2009 how many times has your firm received an inspection or v During the year of 2009 how many times has your firm received an inspection or v During the year of 2009 how many times has your firm received an inspection or v Section 6: Informality 6.10. During the year of 2009 how many times has your firm received an inspection or visit from: (Interviewer: write 0 if they didn’t have any inspections of this sort) h. Other officers/inspectors (specify: ______________________) 1724 4 1 2 3 4 Recognizing the difficulties that many firms face in fully complying with taxes Recognizing the difficulties that many firms face in fully complying with taxes Recognizing the difficulties that many firms face in fully complying with taxes Recognizing the difficulties that many firms face in fully complying with taxes Recognizing the difficulties that many firms face in fully complying with taxes Section 6: Informality 6.11. Recognizing the difficulties that many firms face in fully complying with taxes and regulations, what percent of total annual sales would you estimate the typical firm in your area of business reports for tax purposes? _________% 1724 999 Does your business/owner have a tax identification number (TIN) certificate? Does your business/owner have a tax identification number (TIN) certificate? Does your business/owner have a tax identification number (TIN) certificate? Does your business/owner have a tax identification number (TIN) certificate? Does your business/owner have a tax identification number (TIN) certificate? Section 6: Informality 6.12. Does your business/owner have a tax identification number (TIN) certificate? 1724 1 999 1 Yes 2 No 999 Don't Know How many years had your business been in operation when you got it? How many years had your business been in operation when you got it? How many years had your business been in operation when you got it? How many years had your business been in operation when you got it? How many years had your business been in operation when you got it? Section 6: Informality 6.12a. How many years had your business been in operation when you got it? ______ years If yes - 6.12a-6.12d 1724 999 How much did you pay to get this? How much did you pay to get this? How much did you pay to get this? How much did you pay to get this? How much did you pay to get this? Section 6: Informality 6.12b. How much did you pay to get this? _________Taka (Write zero if the business started with this registration status) 1724 20000 How many days did it take to get this? How many days did it take to get this? How many days did it take to get this? How many days did it take to get this? How many days did it take to get this? Section 6: Informality 6.12c. How many days did it take to get this? ___________days 1724 999 Did you have to pay a bribe to get this? Did you have to pay a bribe to get this? Did you have to pay a bribe to get this? Did you have to pay a bribe to get this? Did you have to pay a bribe to get this? Section 6: Informality 6.12d. Did you have to pay a bribe to get this? Now go to 6.19 if they have a TIN 1724 999 1 Yes 2 No 999 Have you ever considered registering your business to get a TIN? Have you ever considered registering your business to get a TIN? Have you ever considered registering your business to get a TIN? Have you ever considered registering your business to get a TIN? Have you ever considered registering your business to get a TIN? Section 6: Informality 6.13. Have you ever considered registering your business to get a TIN? 922 802 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss How much do you think is the official cost of obtaining a TIN? How much do you think is the official cost of obtaining a TIN? How much do you think is the official cost of obtaining a TIN? How much do you think is the official cost of obtaining a TIN? How much do you think is the official cost of obtaining a TIN? Section 6: Informality 6.14a. Official cost: Taka.______________ 1724 5000 How much do you think is the unofficial cost of obtaining a TIN? How much do you think is the unofficial cost of obtaining a TIN? How much do you think is the unofficial cost of obtaining a TIN? How much do you think is the unofficial cost of obtaining a TIN? How much do you think is the unofficial cost of obtaining a TIN? Section 6: Informality 6.14b. Unofficial cost: Taka.______________ 1724 10000 How much do you think your annual taxes would be if you had a TIN? How much do you think your annual taxes would be if you had a TIN? How much do you think your annual taxes would be if you had a TIN? How much do you think your annual taxes would be if you had a TIN? How much do you think your annual taxes would be if you had a TIN? Section 6: Informality 6.15. How much do you think your annual taxes would be if you had a TIN? Taka____________ 1724 50000 After providing all the necessary documentation, how long do you think it takes After providing all the necessary documentation, how long do you think it takes After providing all the necessary documentation, how long do you think it takes After providing all the necessary documentation, how long do you think it takes After providing all the necessary documentation, how long do you think it takes Section 6: Informality 6.16. After providing all the necessary documentation, how long do you think it takes to get a TIN. registration? ____ days 1724 999 In the last year did you have to pay any fines or bribes for carrying on the bus In the last year did you have to pay any fines or bribes for carrying on the bus In the last year did you have to pay any fines or bribes for carrying on the bus In the last year did you have to pay any fines or bribes for carrying on the bus In the last year did you have to pay any fines or bribes for carrying on the bus Section 6: Informality 6.17. In the last year did you have to pay any fines or bribes for carrying on the business without a TIN? No > Go to Qn 6.18 922 802 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss If so, how much did you have to pay as fine or bribe? If so, how much did you have to pay as fine or bribe? If so, how much did you have to pay as fine or bribe? If so, how much did you have to pay as fine or bribe? If so, how much did you have to pay as fine or bribe? Section 6: Informality 6.17a. If so, how much did you have to pay as fine or bribe? Taka _______ 4 1720 500 2000 If the upfront cost of registration for a TIN was lowered to zero, would you reg If the upfront cost of registration for a TIN was lowered to zero, would you reg If the upfront cost of registration for a TIN was lowered to zero, would you reg If the upfront cost of registration for a TIN was lowered to zero, would you reg If the upfront cost of registration for a TIN was lowered to zero, would you reg Section 6: Informality 6.18. If the upfront cost of registration for a TIN was lowered to zero, would you register? 921 803 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss The possible costs or disadvantages of having a TIN: the initial official cost o The possible costs or disadvantages of having a TIN: the initial official cost o The possible costs or disadvantages of having a TIN: the initial official cost o The possible costs or disadvantages of having a TIN: the initial official cost o The possible costs or disadvantages of having a TIN: the initial official cost o Section 6: Informality 6.19. What do you see as the possible costs or disadvantages of having a TIN? Tell us as many as you can think of. 1. The initial official cost of registration is high 124 1600 1 1 1 Sysmiss The possible costs or disadvantages of having a TIN: unofficial costs required t The possible costs or disadvantages of having a TIN: unofficial costs required t The possible costs or disadvantages of having a TIN: unofficial costs required t The possible costs or disadvantages of having a TIN: unofficial costs required t The possible costs or disadvantages of having a TIN: unofficial costs required t Section 6: Informality 6.19. What do you see as the possible costs or disadvantages of having a TIN? Tell us as many as you can think of. 2. Unofficial costs required to obtain a TIN certificate is high 81 1643 1 1 1 Sysmiss The possible costs or disadvantages of having a TIN: the process of registering The possible costs or disadvantages of having a TIN: the process of registering The possible costs or disadvantages of having a TIN: the process of registering The possible costs or disadvantages of having a TIN: the process of registering The possible costs or disadvantages of having a TIN: the process of registering Section 6: Informality 6.19. What do you see as the possible costs or disadvantages of having a TIN? Tell us as many as you can think of. 3. The process of registering is time consuming 120 1604 1 1 1 Sysmiss The possible costs or disadvantages of having a TIN: the process of registering The possible costs or disadvantages of having a TIN: the process of registering The possible costs or disadvantages of having a TIN: the process of registering The possible costs or disadvantages of having a TIN: the process of registering The possible costs or disadvantages of having a TIN: the process of registering Section 6: Informality 6.19. What do you see as the possible costs or disadvantages of having a TIN? Tell us as many as you can think of. 4. The process of registering is burdensome 249 1475 1 1 1 Sysmiss The possible costs or disadvantages of having a TIN: greater risk of being subje The possible costs or disadvantages of having a TIN: greater risk of being subje The possible costs or disadvantages of having a TIN: greater risk of being subje The possible costs or disadvantages of having a TIN: greater risk of being subje The possible costs or disadvantages of having a TIN: greater risk of being subje Section 6: Informality 6.19. What do you see as the possible costs or disadvantages of having a TIN? Tell us as many as you can think of. 5. Greater risk of being subject to visits by tax authorities 115 1609 1 1 1 Sysmiss The possible costs or disadvantages of having a TIN: having to pay taxes The possible costs or disadvantages of having a TIN: having to pay taxes The possible costs or disadvantages of having a TIN: having to pay taxes The possible costs or disadvantages of having a TIN: having to pay taxes The possible costs or disadvantages of having a TIN: having to pay taxes Section 6: Informality 6.19. What do you see as the possible costs or disadvantages of having a TIN? Tell us as many as you can think of. 6. Having to pay taxes 490 1234 1 1 1 Sysmiss The possible costs or disadvantages of having a TIN: greater risk of being subje The possible costs or disadvantages of having a TIN: greater risk of being subje The possible costs or disadvantages of having a TIN: greater risk of being subje The possible costs or disadvantages of having a TIN: greater risk of being subje The possible costs or disadvantages of having a TIN: greater risk of being subje Section 6: Informality 6.19. What do you see as the possible costs or disadvantages of having a TIN? Tell us as many as you can think of. 7. Greater risk of being subject to visits by labour inspectors 23 1701 1 1 1 Sysmiss The possible costs or disadvantages of having a TIN: more paperwork and recordke The possible costs or disadvantages of having a TIN: more paperwork and recordke The possible costs or disadvantages of having a TIN: more paperwork and recordke The possible costs or disadvantages of having a TIN: more paperwork and recordke The possible costs or disadvantages of having a TIN: more paperwork and recordke Section 6: Informality 6.19. What do you see as the possible costs or disadvantages of having a TIN? Tell us as many as you can think of. 8. More paperwork and recordkeeping needed 59 1665 1 1 1 Sysmiss S619Oth S619Oth S619Oth S619Oth S619Oth Section 6: Informality 6.19. What do you see as the possible costs or disadvantages of having a TIN? Tell us as many as you can think of. 9. Other 1724 Sysmiss The possible costs or disadvantages of having a TIN: other (specify) The possible costs or disadvantages of having a TIN: other (specify) The possible costs or disadvantages of having a TIN: other (specify) The possible costs or disadvantages of having a TIN: other (specify) The possible costs or disadvantages of having a TIN: other (specify) Section 6: Informality 6.19. What do you see as the possible costs or disadvantages of having a TIN? Tell us as many as you can think of. 9. Other (specify) 57 1667 1 1 1 Sysmiss I don’t think there are any disadvantages or costs to having a TIN I don’t think there are any disadvantages or costs to having a TIN I don’t think there are any disadvantages or costs to having a TIN I don’t think there are any disadvantages or costs to having a TIN I don’t think there are any disadvantages or costs to having a TIN Section 6: Informality 6.19. What do you see as the possible costs or disadvantages of having a TIN? Tell us as many as you can think of. 10. I don’t think there are any disadvantages or costs 838 886 1 1 1 Sysmiss The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a Section 6: Informality 6.20. What do you see as the possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a TIN? Tell us as many as you can think of. 1. Being able to get a bank account in the business name 581 1143 1 1 1 Sysmiss The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a Section 6: Informality 6.20. What do you see as the possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a TIN? Tell us as many as you can think of. 2. Being able to sell to the government 106 1618 1 1 1 Sysmiss The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a Section 6: Informality 6.20. What do you see as the possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a TIN? Tell us as many as you can think of. 3. Being able to sell to other firms which require registration 115 1609 1 1 1 Sysmiss The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a Section 6: Informality 6.20. What do you see as the possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a TIN? Tell us as many as you can think of. 4. Less risk of being fined 632 1092 1 1 1 Sysmiss The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a Section 6: Informality 6.20. What do you see as the possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a TIN? Tell us as many as you can think of. 5. Less chance of being asked for a bribe 367 1357 1 1 1 Sysmiss The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a Section 6: Informality 6.20. What do you see as the possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a TIN? Tell us as many as you can think of. 6. Better reputation for the business 215 1509 1 1 1 Sysmiss The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a Section 6: Informality 6.20. What do you see as the possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a TIN? Tell us as many as you can think of. 7. Qualification for participation in government programmes for firms 49 1675 1 1 1 Sysmiss The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a Section 6: Informality 6.20. What do you see as the possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a TIN? Tell us as many as you can think of. 8. Easier to get a bank loan 522 1202 1 1 1 Sysmiss The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a Section 6: Informality 6.20. What do you see as the possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a TIN? Tell us as many as you can think of. 9. Greater societal acceptance for the firm 108 1616 1 1 1 Sysmiss The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a Section 6: Informality 6.20. What do you see as the possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a TIN? Tell us as many as you can think of. 10. Being able to export 46 1678 1 1 1 Sysmiss The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a Section 6: Informality 6.20. What do you see as the possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a TIN? Tell us as many as you can think of. 11. Being able to operate more visibly, or on a larger scale, without worrying 558 1166 1 1 1 Sysmiss The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a Section 6: Informality 6.20. What do you see as the possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a TIN? Tell us as many as you can think of. 12. Being able to use the courts to enforce business contracts 32 1692 1 1 1 Sysmiss The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a Section 6: Informality 6.20. What do you see as the possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a TIN? Tell us as many as you can think of. 13. Having a legal record of my business in case of disputes 81 1643 1 1 1 Sysmiss The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a Section 6: Informality 6.20. What do you see as the possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a TIN? Tell us as many as you can think of. 14. Being able to advertise more widely without worrying about attracting govt attention 39 1685 1 1 1 Sysmiss S6_20Oth S6_20Oth S6_20Oth S6_20Oth S6_20Oth Section 6: Informality 6.20. What do you see as the possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a TIN? Tell us as many as you can think of. 15. Other 1724 Sysmiss The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a The possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a Section 6: Informality 6.20. What do you see as the possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a TIN? Tell us as many as you can think of. 15. Other (specify): 72 1652 1 1 1 Sysmiss I don’t think there are any advantages or benefits to your business of being reg I don’t think there are any advantages or benefits to your business of being reg I don’t think there are any advantages or benefits to your business of being reg I don’t think there are any advantages or benefits to your business of being reg I don’t think there are any advantages or benefits to your business of being reg Section 6: Informality 6.20. What do you see as the possible benefits or advantages to your business of being registered with a TIN? Tell us as many as you can think of. 16. I don’t think there are any advantages or benefits 322 1402 1 1 1 Sysmiss Is your business registered for VAT? Is your business registered for VAT? Is your business registered for VAT? Is your business registered for VAT? Is your business registered for VAT? Section 6: Informality 6.21. Is your business registered for VAT? 1724 1 2 1 Yes 2 No What percentage of your input purchases include VAT? What percentage of your input purchases include VAT? What percentage of your input purchases include VAT? What percentage of your input purchases include VAT? What percentage of your input purchases include VAT? Section 6: Informality 6.21. If Yes, how many years had your business been in operation when you got it? ______years 1724 40 Of the purchased inputs, what percent (in value) of the purchase you obtain/rece Of the purchased inputs, what percent (in value) of the purchase you obtain/rece Of the purchased inputs, what percent (in value) of the purchase you obtain/rece Of the purchased inputs, what percent (in value) of the purchase you obtain/rece Of the purchased inputs, what percent (in value) of the purchase you obtain/rece Section 6: Informality 6.21a. What percentage of your input purchases include VAT? __________% 1724 999 Of the purchased inputs, what percent (in value) of the purchase you obtain/rece Of the purchased inputs, what percent (in value) of the purchase you obtain/rece Of the purchased inputs, what percent (in value) of the purchase you obtain/rece Of the purchased inputs, what percent (in value) of the purchase you obtain/rece Of the purchased inputs, what percent (in value) of the purchase you obtain/rece Section 6: Informality 6.21b. Of the purchased inputs, what percent (in value) of the purchase you obtain/receive a receipt? ____% 1724 100 What percentage of your sales do you issue a receipt for? What percentage of your sales do you issue a receipt for? What percentage of your sales do you issue a receipt for? What percentage of your sales do you issue a receipt for? What percentage of your sales do you issue a receipt for? Section 6: Informality 6.21c. What percentage of your sales do you issue a receipt for? _________% 1724 100 Does your business have a registration certificate for Joint Stock Companies? Does your business have a registration certificate for Joint Stock Companies? Does your business have a registration certificate for Joint Stock Companies? Does your business have a registration certificate for Joint Stock Companies? Does your business have a registration certificate for Joint Stock Companies? Section 6: Informality 6.22. Does your business have a registration certificate for Joint Stock Companies? 1724 1 3 1 Yes 2 No 3 Not applicable Does your business have a sanitation permit? Does your business have a sanitation permit? Does your business have a sanitation permit? Does your business have a sanitation permit? Does your business have a sanitation permit? Section 6: Informality 6.23. Does your business have a sanitation permit? 1724 1 3 1 Yes 2 No 3 Not applicable Are you a member of any samity? Are you a member of any samity? Are you a member of any samity? Are you a member of any samity? Are you a member of any samity? Section 6: Informality 6.24. Are you a member of any: (Tick the relevant cell) 1. Samity 519 1205 1 1 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Are you a member of any business association? Are you a member of any business association? Are you a member of any business association? Are you a member of any business association? Are you a member of any business association? Section 6: Informality 6.24. Are you a member of any: (Tick the relevant cell) 2. Business Association 397 1327 1 1 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Are you a member of Chamber of Commerce? Are you a member of Chamber of Commerce? Are you a member of Chamber of Commerce? Are you a member of Chamber of Commerce? Are you a member of Chamber of Commerce? Section 6: Informality 6.24. Are you a member of any: (Tick the relevant cell) 3. Chamber of Commerce 152 1572 1 1 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Did your establishment experience losses in the last year due to extortion (toll Did your establishment experience losses in the last year due to extortion (toll Did your establishment experience losses in the last year due to extortion (toll Did your establishment experience losses in the last year due to extortion (toll Did your establishment experience losses in the last year due to extortion (toll Section 6: Informality 6.25. Did your establishment experience losses in the last year due to extortion (toll taking), theft, robbery, vandalism, or arson? 1724 1 2 1 Yes 2 No If YES then, value of the loss (in Taka) If YES then, value of the loss (in Taka) If YES then, value of the loss (in Taka) If YES then, value of the loss (in Taka) If YES then, value of the loss (in Taka) Section 6: Informality 6.25. If YES then, Value of the loss (in Taka) ________________________ 139 1585 400 2000000 Do firms in your line of business ever make protection payments to: police offic Do firms in your line of business ever make protection payments to: police offic Do firms in your line of business ever make protection payments to: police offic Do firms in your line of business ever make protection payments to: police offic Do firms in your line of business ever make protection payments to: police offic Section 6: Informality 6.26. Do firms in your line of business ever make protection payments to: a) To police officers 1724 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Do firms in your line of business ever make protection payments to: local mastan Do firms in your line of business ever make protection payments to: local mastan Do firms in your line of business ever make protection payments to: local mastan Do firms in your line of business ever make protection payments to: local mastan Do firms in your line of business ever make protection payments to: local mastan Section 6: Informality 6.26. Do firms in your line of business ever make protection payments to: b) Local mastans or local criminal organization 1724 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Visited one of your competitor’s businesses to see what prices they are charging Visited one of your competitor’s businesses to see what prices they are charging Visited one of your competitor’s businesses to see what prices they are charging Visited one of your competitor’s businesses to see what prices they are charging Visited one of your competitor’s businesses to see what prices they are charging Section 7: Business Skills and Practices Score-Card Marketing 7.1. Which of the following have you done in the last three months? 7.1a Visited one of your competitor’s businesses to see what prices they are charging? 1724 1 99 1 Yes 2 No 99 Not applicable Visited one of your competitor’s businesses to see what products they have avail Visited one of your competitor’s businesses to see what products they have avail Visited one of your competitor’s businesses to see what products they have avail Visited one of your competitor’s businesses to see what products they have avail Visited one of your competitor’s businesses to see what products they have avail Section 7: Business Skills and Practices Score-Card Marketing 7.1. Which of the following have you done in the last three months? 7.1b. Visited one of your competitor’s businesses to see what products they have available for sale? 1724 1 99 1 Yes 2 No 99 Not applicable Ask your existing customers whether there are any other products they would like Ask your existing customers whether there are any other products they would like Ask your existing customers whether there are any other products they would like Ask your existing customers whether there are any other products they would like Ask your existing customers whether there are any other products they would like Section 7: Business Skills and Practices Score-Card Marketing 7.1. Which of the following have you done in the last three months? 7.1c. Ask your existing customers whether there are any other products they would like you to sell or produce. 1724 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Talked with a former customer to find out why they have stopped buying from your Talked with a former customer to find out why they have stopped buying from your Talked with a former customer to find out why they have stopped buying from your Talked with a former customer to find out why they have stopped buying from your Talked with a former customer to find out why they have stopped buying from your Section 7: Business Skills and Practices Score-Card Marketing 7.1. Which of the following have you done in the last three months? 7.1d. Talked with a former customer to find out why they have stopped buying from your business? 1724 1 99 1 Yes 2 No 99 No former customer Asked a supplier about which products are selling well in your industry? Asked a supplier about which products are selling well in your industry? Asked a supplier about which products are selling well in your industry? Asked a supplier about which products are selling well in your industry? Asked a supplier about which products are selling well in your industry? Section 7: Business Skills and Practices Score-Card Marketing 7.1. Which of the following have you done in the last three months? 7.1e. Asked a supplier about which products are selling well in your industry? 1724 1 99 1 Yes 2 No 99 Supplier has no knowledge of industry In the last three months have you used any special offer to attract customers? In the last three months have you used any special offer to attract customers? In the last three months have you used any special offer to attract customers? In the last three months have you used any special offer to attract customers? In the last three months have you used any special offer to attract customers? Section 7: Business Skills and Practices Score-Card Marketing 7.2. In the last three months have you used any special offer to attract customers? 1724 1 2 1 Yes 2 No In the last six months, have you done any form of advertising? In the last six months, have you done any form of advertising? In the last six months, have you done any form of advertising? In the last six months, have you done any form of advertising? In the last six months, have you done any form of advertising? Section 7: Business Skills and Practices Score-Card Marketing 7.3. In the last six months, have you done any form of advertising? No > go to Qn 7.6 1724 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Yes, used Flyers Yes, used Flyers Yes, used Flyers Yes, used Flyers Yes, used Flyers Section 7: Business Skills and Practices Score-Card Marketing 7.4. If yes, which of the following types of advertising have you done? 7.4a. Flyers 67 1657 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Yes, used Paid advertisements in community events (e.g. in souvenirs, banners) Yes, used Paid advertisements in community events (e.g. in souvenirs, banners) Yes, used Paid advertisements in community events (e.g. in souvenirs, banners) Yes, used Paid advertisements in community events (e.g. in souvenirs, banners) Yes, used Paid advertisements in community events (e.g. in souvenirs, banners) Section 7: Business Skills and Practices Score-Card Marketing 7.4. If yes, which of the following types of advertising have you done? 7.4b. Paid advertisements in community events (e.g. in souvenirs, banners) 67 1657 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Yes, used Yellow pages / Phonebook Yes, used Yellow pages / Phonebook Yes, used Yellow pages / Phonebook Yes, used Yellow pages / Phonebook Yes, used Yellow pages / Phonebook Section 7: Business Skills and Practices Score-Card Marketing 7.4. If yes, which of the following types of advertising have you done? 7.4c. Yellow pages / Phonebook 67 1657 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Yes, used Newspapers Yes, used Newspapers Yes, used Newspapers Yes, used Newspapers Yes, used Newspapers Section 7: Business Skills and Practices Score-Card Marketing 7.4. If yes, which of the following types of advertising have you done? 7.4d. Newspapers 67 1657 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Yes, used Billboards away from the business site Yes, used Billboards away from the business site Yes, used Billboards away from the business site Yes, used Billboards away from the business site Yes, used Billboards away from the business site Section 7: Business Skills and Practices Score-Card Marketing 7.4. If yes, which of the following types of advertising have you done? 7.4e. Billboards away from the business site 67 1657 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Yes, used Attending meetings / other personal sales calls Yes, used Attending meetings / other personal sales calls Yes, used Attending meetings / other personal sales calls Yes, used Attending meetings / other personal sales calls Yes, used Attending meetings / other personal sales calls Section 7: Business Skills and Practices Score-Card Marketing 7.4. If yes, which of the following types of advertising have you done? 7.4f. Attending meetings / other personal sales calls 67 1657 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Yes, used Other Yes, used Other Yes, used Other Yes, used Other Yes, used Other Section 7: Business Skills and Practices Score-Card Marketing 7.4. If yes, which of the following types of advertising have you done? 7.4g. Other 1724 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss S7_4g_Others S7_4g_Others S7_4g_Others S7_4g_Others S7_4g_Others Section 7: Business Skills and Practices Score-Card Marketing 7.4. If yes, which of the following types of advertising have you done? 7.4g. Other (specify) Have you used any method to measure the effectiveness of the advertising? Have you used any method to measure the effectiveness of the advertising? Have you used any method to measure the effectiveness of the advertising? Have you used any method to measure the effectiveness of the advertising? Have you used any method to measure the effectiveness of the advertising? Section 7: Business Skills and Practices Score-Card Marketing 7.5. Have you used any method to measure the effectiveness of the advertising 67 1657 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss In the last three months have you attempted to negotiate with a supplier for a l In the last three months have you attempted to negotiate with a supplier for a l In the last three months have you attempted to negotiate with a supplier for a l In the last three months have you attempted to negotiate with a supplier for a l In the last three months have you attempted to negotiate with a supplier for a l Section 7: Business Skills and Practices Score-Card Buying and Stock Control 7.6. In the last three months have you attempted to negotiate with a supplier for a lower price on raw materials or goods purchased? 1. Yes > go to Qn 7.6a 2. No > go to Qn 7.7 1724 1 2 1 Yes 2 No If yes, were you successful in obtaining a lower price? If yes, were you successful in obtaining a lower price? If yes, were you successful in obtaining a lower price? If yes, were you successful in obtaining a lower price? If yes, were you successful in obtaining a lower price? Section 7: Business Skills and Practices Score-Card Buying and Stock Control 7.6a. If yes, were you successful in obtaining a lower price? 1395 329 1 2 1 Yes 2 No . Sysmiss In the last three months, have you compared the prices or quality offered by alt In the last three months, have you compared the prices or quality offered by alt In the last three months, have you compared the prices or quality offered by alt In the last three months, have you compared the prices or quality offered by alt In the last three months, have you compared the prices or quality offered by alt Section 7: Business Skills and Practices Score-Card Buying and Stock Control 7.7. In the last three months, have you compared the prices or quality offered by alternate suppliers/sources of raw materials or purchased goods to the supplier/source you have? 1724 1 2 1 Yes 2 No . Do you keep goods to sell, or of raw materials to use in providing a service? Do you keep goods to sell, or of raw materials to use in providing a service? Do you keep goods to sell, or of raw materials to use in providing a service? Do you keep goods to sell, or of raw materials to use in providing a service? Do you keep goods to sell, or of raw materials to use in providing a service? Section 7: Business Skills and Practices Score-Card Buying and Stock Control 7.8. Do you keep goods to sell, or of raw materials to use in providing a service? No > go to Qn. 7.15 1724 1 2 1 Yes 2 No . What is the most common way you purchase inputs / inventories? What is the most common way you purchase inputs / inventories? What is the most common way you purchase inputs / inventories? What is the most common way you purchase inputs / inventories? What is the most common way you purchase inputs / inventories? Section 7: Business Skills and Practices Score-Card Buying and Stock Control 7.9. What is the most common way you purchase inputs / inventories? 1630 94 1 5 1 A distributor comes to your store on a fixed schedule 2 A distributor who comes whenever you place an order 3 You go to the supplier’s store/warehouse to purchase the goods 4 A distributor comes to your store but with no fixed schedule 5 Other Sysmiss S7_9_Others S7_9_Others S7_9_Others S7_9_Others S7_9_Others Section 7: Business Skills and Practices Score-Card Buying and Stock Control 7.9. What is the most common way you purchase inputs / inventories? Other (specify) 15 1 2 3 4 How frequently do you run out of stock of these inventories or raw materials? How frequently do you run out of stock of these inventories or raw materials? How frequently do you run out of stock of these inventories or raw materials? How frequently do you run out of stock of these inventories or raw materials? How frequently do you run out of stock of these inventories or raw materials? Section 7: Business Skills and Practices Score-Card Buying and Stock Control 7.10. How frequently do you run out of stock of these inventories or raw materials? 1630 94 1 4 1 Never, I always have enough on hand 2 Not very frequent, once every 6 months or so 3 Once every three months 4 Once a month or more frequent Sysmiss How long does it take to obtain goods for which you have run out of stock? How long does it take to obtain goods for which you have run out of stock? How long does it take to obtain goods for which you have run out of stock? How long does it take to obtain goods for which you have run out of stock? How long does it take to obtain goods for which you have run out of stock? Section 7: Business Skills and Practices Score-Card Buying and Stock Control 7.11. How long does it take to obtain goods for which you have run out of stock? 1630 94 1 5 1 A day or less 2 More than a day, less than a week 3 A week 4 More than a week, less than a month 5 A month or more Sysmiss What percentage of perishable inventory purchases do you have to throw out becau What percentage of perishable inventory purchases do you have to throw out becau What percentage of perishable inventory purchases do you have to throw out becau What percentage of perishable inventory purchases do you have to throw out becau What percentage of perishable inventory purchases do you have to throw out becau Section 7: Business Skills and Practices Score-Card Buying and Stock Control 7.12a. What percentage of perishable inventory purchases do you have to throw out because of spoilage? __ ___% 299 1425 1 25 What percentage of goods do you discount as bulk sales? What percentage of goods do you discount as bulk sales? What percentage of goods do you discount as bulk sales? What percentage of goods do you discount as bulk sales? What percentage of goods do you discount as bulk sales? Section 7: Business Skills and Practices Score-Card Buying and Stock Control 7.12b. What percentage of goods do you discount as bulk sales? __ ___% 255 1469 1 100 Apart from bulk sales, what percentage of inventory purchases do you discount by Apart from bulk sales, what percentage of inventory purchases do you discount by Apart from bulk sales, what percentage of inventory purchases do you discount by Apart from bulk sales, what percentage of inventory purchases do you discount by Apart from bulk sales, what percentage of inventory purchases do you discount by Section 7: Business Skills and Practices Score-Card Buying and Stock Control 7.12c. Apart from bulk sales, what percentage of inventory purchases do you discount by 20% or more in order to sell? __ ___% 198 1526 1 30 What percentage of products for sale in this store do you sell less than one of What percentage of products for sale in this store do you sell less than one of What percentage of products for sale in this store do you sell less than one of What percentage of products for sale in this store do you sell less than one of What percentage of products for sale in this store do you sell less than one of Section 7: Business Skills and Practices Score-Card Buying and Stock Control 7.12d. What percentage of products for sale in this store do you sell less than one of in a month? _____% 386 1338 1 50 Do you have a record-keeping system which allows you to know how much stock you Do you have a record-keeping system which allows you to know how much stock you Do you have a record-keeping system which allows you to know how much stock you Do you have a record-keeping system which allows you to know how much stock you Do you have a record-keeping system which allows you to know how much stock you Section 7: Business Skills and Practices Score-Card Buying and Stock Control 7.13. Do you have a record-keeping system which allows you to know how much stock you have on hand? 1. Yes > go to Qn 7.13a 2. No > go to Qn 7.14 867 857 1 2 1 Yes 2 No . Sysmiss Is the system: Is the system: Is the system: Is the system: Is the system: Section 7: Business Skills and Practices Score-Card Buying and Stock Control 7.13a. Is the system: 522 1202 1 2 1 Formal, written? 2 Informal, unwritten? Sysmiss How often do you inspect/update the information on inventory levels? How often do you inspect/update the information on inventory levels? How often do you inspect/update the information on inventory levels? How often do you inspect/update the information on inventory levels? How often do you inspect/update the information on inventory levels? Section 7: Business Skills and Practices Score-Card Buying and Stock Control 7.14. How often do you inspect/update the information on inventory levels? 872 852 1 5 1 Daily 2 Weekly 3 Monthly 4 Less often 5 Do not inspect/update Sysmiss Do you keep written business records? Do you keep written business records? Do you keep written business records? Do you keep written business records? Do you keep written business records? Section 7: Business Skills and Practices Score-Card Costing and Record-Keeping 7.15. Do you keep written business records? 2. No > go to Qn. 7.19 1724 1 2 1 Yes 2 No . Do you record every purchase and sale made by the business? Do you record every purchase and sale made by the business? Do you record every purchase and sale made by the business? Do you record every purchase and sale made by the business? Do you record every purchase and sale made by the business? Section 7: Business Skills and Practices Score-Card Costing and Record-Keeping 7.16. Do you record every purchase and sale made by the business? 1309 415 1 2 1 Yes 2 No . Sysmiss Are you able to use your records to see how much cash your business has on hand Are you able to use your records to see how much cash your business has on hand Are you able to use your records to see how much cash your business has on hand Are you able to use your records to see how much cash your business has on hand Are you able to use your records to see how much cash your business has on hand Section 7: Business Skills and Practices Score-Card Costing and Record-Keeping 7.17. Are you able to use your records to see how much cash your business has on hand at any point in time? 1308 416 1 2 1 Yes 2 No . Sysmiss Do you regularly use your records to know whether sales of a particular product Do you regularly use your records to know whether sales of a particular product Do you regularly use your records to know whether sales of a particular product Do you regularly use your records to know whether sales of a particular product Do you regularly use your records to know whether sales of a particular product Section 7: Business Skills and Practices Score-Card Costing and Record-Keeping 7.18. Do you regularly use your records to know whether sales of a particular product are increasing or decreasing from one month to another? 1309 415 1 2 1 Yes 2 No . Sysmiss Have you worked out the cost to you of each main product you sell? Have you worked out the cost to you of each main product you sell? Have you worked out the cost to you of each main product you sell? Have you worked out the cost to you of each main product you sell? Have you worked out the cost to you of each main product you sell? Section 7: Business Skills and Practices Score-Card Costing and Record-Keeping 7.19. Have you worked out the cost to you of each main product you sell? 1724 1 2 1 Yes 2 No . Do you know which goods you make the most profit per item selling? Do you know which goods you make the most profit per item selling? Do you know which goods you make the most profit per item selling? Do you know which goods you make the most profit per item selling? Do you know which goods you make the most profit per item selling? Section 7: Business Skills and Practices Score-Card Costing and Record-Keeping 7.20. Do you know which goods you make the most profit per item selling? 1724 1 2 1 Yes 2 No . Do you have a written budget which tells you how much you have to pay each month Do you have a written budget which tells you how much you have to pay each month Do you have a written budget which tells you how much you have to pay each month Do you have a written budget which tells you how much you have to pay each month Do you have a written budget which tells you how much you have to pay each month Section 7: Business Skills and Practices Score-Card Costing and Record-Keeping 7.21. Do you have a written budget which tells you how much you have to pay each month for rent, electricity, equipment maintenance, transport, advertising, and other indirect costs of the business? 1724 1 2 1 Yes 2 No . Do you sell any goods on credit to customers? Do you sell any goods on credit to customers? Do you sell any goods on credit to customers? Do you sell any goods on credit to customers? Do you sell any goods on credit to customers? Section 7: Business Skills and Practices Score-Card Costing and Record-Keeping 7.22. Do you sell any goods on credit to customers? 1. Yes > go to Qn 7.22a 2. No > go to Qn 7.23 1724 1 2 1 Yes 2 No . Do you have a written record of how much each customer owes you? Do you have a written record of how much each customer owes you? Do you have a written record of how much each customer owes you? Do you have a written record of how much each customer owes you? Do you have a written record of how much each customer owes you? Section 7: Business Skills and Practices Score-Card Costing and Record-Keeping 7.22a. Do you have a written record of how much each customer owes you? 1317 407 1 2 1 Yes 2 No . Sysmiss If you wanted to apply for a bank loan, and were asked to provide records to sho If you wanted to apply for a bank loan, and were asked to provide records to sho If you wanted to apply for a bank loan, and were asked to provide records to sho If you wanted to apply for a bank loan, and were asked to provide records to sho If you wanted to apply for a bank loan, and were asked to provide records to sho Section 7: Business Skills and Practices Score-Card Costing and Record-Keeping 7.23. If you wanted to apply for a bank loan, and were asked to provide records to show that you have enough money left each month after paying business expenses to repay a loan, would your records allow you to document this to the bank? 1724 1 2 1 Yes 2 No . How frequently do you review the financial strength/performance of your business How frequently do you review the financial strength/performance of your business How frequently do you review the financial strength/performance of your business How frequently do you review the financial strength/performance of your business How frequently do you review the financial strength/performance of your business Section 7: Business Skills and Practices Score-card Financial planning 7.24. How frequently do you review the financial strength/performance of your business and analyze/identify areas for improvement? 1724 1 4 1 Never 2 Once a year or less frequent 3 Two or three times a year 4 Monthly or more often Do you have a target set for sales over the next year? Do you have a target set for sales over the next year? Do you have a target set for sales over the next year? Do you have a target set for sales over the next year? Do you have a target set for sales over the next year? Section 7: Business Skills and Practices Score-card Financial planning 7.25. Do you have a target set for sales over the next year? 1. Yes > go to Qn 7.25a 2. No > go to Qn 7.26 1724 1 2 1 Yes 2 No . How frequently do you compare actual performance to your target? How frequently do you compare actual performance to your target? How frequently do you compare actual performance to your target? How frequently do you compare actual performance to your target? How frequently do you compare actual performance to your target? Section 7: Business Skills and Practices Score-card Financial planning 7.25a. How frequently do you compare actual performance to your target? 623 1101 1 4 1 Never / do not compare 2 Once a year or less frequent 3 Two or three times a year 4 Monthly or more often Sysmiss Have you made a budget of what costs facing your business are likely to be over Have you made a budget of what costs facing your business are likely to be over Have you made a budget of what costs facing your business are likely to be over Have you made a budget of what costs facing your business are likely to be over Have you made a budget of what costs facing your business are likely to be over Section 7: Business Skills and Practices Score-card Financial planning 7.26. Have you made a budget of what costs facing your business are likely to be over the next year? 1724 1 2 1 Yes 2 No . Do you or your accountant prepare a profit and loss statement? Do you or your accountant prepare a profit and loss statement? Do you or your accountant prepare a profit and loss statement? Do you or your accountant prepare a profit and loss statement? Do you or your accountant prepare a profit and loss statement? Section 7: Business Skills and Practices Score-card Financial planning 7.27. Which of the following do you or your accountant prepare at least annually? 1. Profit and loss statement 741 983 1 1 1 Sysmiss Do you or your accountant prepare a cash flow statement? Do you or your accountant prepare a cash flow statement? Do you or your accountant prepare a cash flow statement? Do you or your accountant prepare a cash flow statement? Do you or your accountant prepare a cash flow statement? Section 7: Business Skills and Practices Score-card Financial planning 7.27. Which of the following do you or your accountant prepare at least annually? 2. Statement of cash flow 286 1438 1 1 1 Sysmiss Do you or your accountant prepare a balance sheet? Do you or your accountant prepare a balance sheet? Do you or your accountant prepare a balance sheet? Do you or your accountant prepare a balance sheet? Do you or your accountant prepare a balance sheet? Section 7: Business Skills and Practices Score-card Financial planning 7.27. Which of the following do you or your accountant prepare at least annually? 3. Balance sheet 115 1609 1 1 1 Sysmiss Do you or your accountant prepare a income and expenditure statement? Do you or your accountant prepare a income and expenditure statement? Do you or your accountant prepare a income and expenditure statement? Do you or your accountant prepare a income and expenditure statement? Do you or your accountant prepare a income and expenditure statement? Section 7: Business Skills and Practices Score-card Financial planning 7.27. Which of the following do you or your accountant prepare at least annually? 4. Income and expenditure statement 947 777 1 1 1 Sysmiss S7_9Oth S7_9Oth S7_9Oth S7_9Oth S7_9Oth Section 7: Business Skills and Practices Score-card Financial planning 7.27. Which of the following do you or your accountant prepare at least annually? 5. Other 1724 Sysmiss Do you or your accountant prepare any other account statement? Do you or your accountant prepare any other account statement? Do you or your accountant prepare any other account statement? Do you or your accountant prepare any other account statement? Do you or your accountant prepare any other account statement? Section 7: Business Skills and Practices Score-card Financial planning 7.27. Which of the following do you or your accountant prepare at least annually? Other (specify) 3 1721 1 1 1 Sysmiss The enterprise never prepare any account statement? The enterprise never prepare any account statement? The enterprise never prepare any account statement? The enterprise never prepare any account statement? The enterprise never prepare any account statement? Section 7: Business Skills and Practices Score-card Financial planning 7.27. Which of the following do you or your accountant prepare at least annually? 6. OR Do not prepare any financial statements 933 791 1 1 1 Sysmiss Local governments, government agencies and private providers sometimes provide a Local governments, government agencies and private providers sometimes provide a Local governments, government agencies and private providers sometimes provide a Local governments, government agencies and private providers sometimes provide a Local governments, government agencies and private providers sometimes provide a Section 7: Business Skills and Practices Score-card Financial planning 7.28. Local governments, government agencies and private providers sometimes provide a number of business development and advisory services, mostly in the form of free or subsidized training and extension services. Have you ever received any such training? 1724 1 2 1 Yes 2 No . What do you expect you will be doing to earn a living in 5 years time? What do you expect you will be doing to earn a living in 5 years time? What do you expect you will be doing to earn a living in 5 years time? What do you expect you will be doing to earn a living in 5 years time? What do you expect you will be doing to earn a living in 5 years time? Section 8: Expectations 8.1. What do you expect you will be doing to earn a living in 5 years time? 1724 1 5 1 Continue in same line of business 2 Operating a different line of business 3 Wage work 4 Retired 5 Other Q8_1oth Q8_1oth Q8_1oth Q8_1oth Q8_1oth Section 8: Expectations 8.1. What do you expect you will be doing to earn a living in 5 years time? Other 18 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Imagine that you are still running a business five years from now. How many empl Imagine that you are still running a business five years from now. How many empl Imagine that you are still running a business five years from now. How many empl Imagine that you are still running a business five years from now. How many empl Imagine that you are still running a business five years from now. How many empl Section 8: Expectations 8.2. Imagine that you are still running a business five years from now. How many employees would you expect your business to have at that point in time? 1724 3000 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 20 21 23 25 30 32 35 37 40 45 50 60 70 75 80 90 100 120 150 200 250 260 300 350 400 500 600 700 800 999 Can't say 1000 1550 3000 Are you generally a person who is fully prepared to take risks or do you try to Are you generally a person who is fully prepared to take risks or do you try to Are you generally a person who is fully prepared to take risks or do you try to Are you generally a person who is fully prepared to take risks or do you try to Are you generally a person who is fully prepared to take risks or do you try to Section 9: Risk Attitudes and Recall Abilities 9.1. Are you generally a person who is fully prepared to take risks or do you try to avoid taking risks? Please tick a box on the scale, where the value 0 means:"unwilling to take risks" and the value 10 means: "fully prepared to take risks." 1724 10 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Listed as card number Listed as card number Listed as card number Listed as card number Listed as card number if 2 move to next section 1724 3 11 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 What percentage of the revenue of this firm comes from customers within the same What percentage of the revenue of this firm comes from customers within the same What percentage of the revenue of this firm comes from customers within the same What percentage of the revenue of this firm comes from customers within the same What percentage of the revenue of this firm comes from customers within the same Section 10: Competitive Environment 10.1. What percentage of the revenue of this firm comes from………………? a. Customers within the same thana 1621 103 2 100 What percentage of the revenue of this firm comes from customers in the Same zil What percentage of the revenue of this firm comes from customers in the Same zil What percentage of the revenue of this firm comes from customers in the Same zil What percentage of the revenue of this firm comes from customers in the Same zil What percentage of the revenue of this firm comes from customers in the Same zil Section 10: Competitive Environment 10.1. What percentage of the revenue of this firm comes from………………? b. Customers in the Same zila but different thana 1450 274 2 100 What percentage of the revenue of this firm comes from customers in other zilas What percentage of the revenue of this firm comes from customers in other zilas What percentage of the revenue of this firm comes from customers in other zilas What percentage of the revenue of this firm comes from customers in other zilas What percentage of the revenue of this firm comes from customers in other zilas Section 10: Competitive Environment 10.1. What percentage of the revenue of this firm comes from………………? c. Customers in other zilas 729 995 2 100 What percentage of the revenue of this firm comes from direct exports What percentage of the revenue of this firm comes from direct exports What percentage of the revenue of this firm comes from direct exports What percentage of the revenue of this firm comes from direct exports What percentage of the revenue of this firm comes from direct exports Section 10: Competitive Environment 10.1. What percentage of the revenue of this firm comes from………………? d. Direct exports 16 1708 5 100 What percentage of the revenue of this firm comes from indirect exports, made th What percentage of the revenue of this firm comes from indirect exports, made th What percentage of the revenue of this firm comes from indirect exports, made th What percentage of the revenue of this firm comes from indirect exports, made th What percentage of the revenue of this firm comes from indirect exports, made th Section 10: Competitive Environment 10.1. What percentage of the revenue of this firm comes from………………? e. Indirect exports, made through middlemen 8 1716 40 100 What percentage of the revenue of this firm comes from other What percentage of the revenue of this firm comes from other What percentage of the revenue of this firm comes from other What percentage of the revenue of this firm comes from other What percentage of the revenue of this firm comes from other Section 10: Competitive Environment 10.1. What percentage of the revenue of this firm comes from………………? f. Other 7 1717 10 100 How many firms operate in the same line of business in your area/locality? How many firms operate in the same line of business in your area/locality? How many firms operate in the same line of business in your area/locality? How many firms operate in the same line of business in your area/locality? How many firms operate in the same line of business in your area/locality? Section 10: Competitive Environment 10.2. How many firms operate in the same line of business in your area/locality? 1724 7000 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 18 19 20 21 22 24 25 26 27 28 30 35 36 40 42 45 50 55 59 60 62 65 70 75 80 82 85 90 95 100 101 105 110 115 120 130 132 135 140 150 156 160 165 170 175 180 185 200 210 220 225 250 300 350 360 400 410 420 500 550 600 700 750 800 900 999 Don't know 1000 1200 2000 3000 5000 7000 The perimeter of your area/locality (ref: q 10.2) is viewed as: The perimeter of your area/locality (ref: q 10.2) is viewed as: The perimeter of your area/locality (ref: q 10.2) is viewed as: The perimeter of your area/locality (ref: q 10.2) is viewed as: The perimeter of your area/locality (ref: q 10.2) is viewed as: Section 10: Competitive Environment 10.2a. The perimeter of your area/locality (ref: Q 10.2) is viewed as: 1724 1 4 1 Less then 1 square kilometer 2 More than 1 square kilometer 3 More than 2 square kilometer 4 More than 3 square kilometer What percentage of your sales are made to the small firms What percentage of your sales are made to the small firms What percentage of your sales are made to the small firms What percentage of your sales are made to the small firms What percentage of your sales are made to the small firms Section 10: Competitive Environment 10.3 What percentage of your sales are made to the following: 1. Small firms 581 1143 1 100 What percentage of your sales are made to the medium and large firms What percentage of your sales are made to the medium and large firms What percentage of your sales are made to the medium and large firms What percentage of your sales are made to the medium and large firms What percentage of your sales are made to the medium and large firms Section 10: Competitive Environment 10.3. What percentage of your sales are made to the following: 2. Medium and large firms 403 1321 2 100 What percentage of your sales are made to the individual consumers What percentage of your sales are made to the individual consumers What percentage of your sales are made to the individual consumers What percentage of your sales are made to the individual consumers What percentage of your sales are made to the individual consumers Section 10: Competitive Environment 10.3. What percentage of your sales are made to the following: 3. Individual consumers 1505 219 2 100 What percentage of your sales are made to the Government What percentage of your sales are made to the Government What percentage of your sales are made to the Government What percentage of your sales are made to the Government What percentage of your sales are made to the Government Section 10: Competitive Environment 10.3. What percentage of your sales are made to the following: 4. Government 34 1690 2 100 What percentage of your sales are made to the Foreign firms What percentage of your sales are made to the Foreign firms What percentage of your sales are made to the Foreign firms What percentage of your sales are made to the Foreign firms What percentage of your sales are made to the Foreign firms Section 10: Competitive Environment 10.3. What percentage of your sales are made to the following: 5. Foreign firms 13 1711 5 100 What percentage of your sales are made to the Other What percentage of your sales are made to the Other What percentage of your sales are made to the Other What percentage of your sales are made to the Other What percentage of your sales are made to the Other Section 10: Competitive Environment 10.3. What percentage of your sales are made to the following: 6. Other 4 1720 5 100 Where is your most important competitor located? Where is your most important competitor located? Where is your most important competitor located? Where is your most important competitor located? Where is your most important competitor located? Section 10: Competitive Environment 10.4. Where is your most important competitor located? 1724 1 4 1 Within 1 km 2 More than 1 Km, but in the same thana 3 More than 1 Km, in a different thana, but the same zila 4 More than 1 Km, in different zila, but in Bangladesh 5 Outside Bangladesh What percentage of your goods or services are custom made to meet the specificat What percentage of your goods or services are custom made to meet the specificat What percentage of your goods or services are custom made to meet the specificat What percentage of your goods or services are custom made to meet the specificat What percentage of your goods or services are custom made to meet the specificat Section 10: Competitive Environment 10.5. What percentage of your goods or services are custom made to meet the specifications of specific customers? 1724 999 1 2 3 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70 75 80 85 90 95 99 100 999 Don't know If you shut down your business, how long would it take your largest customers to If you shut down your business, how long would it take your largest customers to If you shut down your business, how long would it take your largest customers to If you shut down your business, how long would it take your largest customers to If you shut down your business, how long would it take your largest customers to Section 10: Competitive Environment 10.6. If you shut down your business, how long would it take your largest customers to find an alternative supplier of the goods? 1724 1 5 1 A day or less 2 More than a day, less than a week 3 More than a week, less than a month 4 A month or more 5 It would be impossible Does the business have a clear and visible sign outside the store, which indicat Does the business have a clear and visible sign outside the store, which indicat Does the business have a clear and visible sign outside the store, which indicat Does the business have a clear and visible sign outside the store, which indicat Does the business have a clear and visible sign outside the store, which indicat Section 11: Appearance (Interviewer Observations) Signage 11.1. Does the business have a clear and visible sign outside the store, which indicates which type of business this is? 1. Yes > go to Qn 11.1a 2. No > go to Qn 11.2a 1724 1 2 1 Yes 2 No . Is this sign bright and colorful, or old and faded? Is this sign bright and colorful, or old and faded? Is this sign bright and colorful, or old and faded? Is this sign bright and colorful, or old and faded? Is this sign bright and colorful, or old and faded? Section 11: Appearance (Interviewer Observations) Signage 11.1a. Is this sign bright and colorful, or old and faded? 1267 457 1 2 1 Bright and colorful 2 Old and faded Sysmiss Are prices of products clearly displayed? Are prices of products clearly displayed? Are prices of products clearly displayed? Are prices of products clearly displayed? Are prices of products clearly displayed? Section 11: Appearance (Interviewer Observations) Retail store procedures 11.2a. Are prices of products clearly displayed? 872 852 1 2 1 Yes 2 No . Sysmiss Are goods displayed in groups, with similar products next to each other? Are goods displayed in groups, with similar products next to each other? Are goods displayed in groups, with similar products next to each other? Are goods displayed in groups, with similar products next to each other? Are goods displayed in groups, with similar products next to each other? Section 11: Appearance (Interviewer Observations) Retail store procedures 11.2b. Are goods displayed in groups, with similar products next to each other? 872 852 1 2 1 Yes 2 No . Sysmiss Do the shelves look full? Do the shelves look full? Do the shelves look full? Do the shelves look full? Do the shelves look full? Section 11: Appearance (Interviewer Observations) Retail store procedures 11.2c. Do the shelves look full? 872 852 1 2 1 Yes 2 No . Sysmiss Are there any posters or signs advertising particular products? Are there any posters or signs advertising particular products? Are there any posters or signs advertising particular products? Are there any posters or signs advertising particular products? Are there any posters or signs advertising particular products? Section 11: Appearance (Interviewer Observations) Retail store procedures 11.2d. Are there any posters or signs advertising particular products? 872 852 1 2 1 Yes 2 No . Sysmiss Are the products and the area clear of dust and dirt? Are the products and the area clear of dust and dirt? Are the products and the area clear of dust and dirt? Are the products and the area clear of dust and dirt? Are the products and the area clear of dust and dirt? Section 11: Appearance (Interviewer Observations) Retail store procedures 11.2e. Are the products and the area clear of dust and dirt? 872 852 1 2 1 Yes 2 No . Sysmiss Is the store well lit? Is the store well lit? Is the store well lit? Is the store well lit? Is the store well lit? Section 11: Appearance (Interviewer Observations) Retail store procedures 11.2f. Is the store well lit? 872 852 1 2 1 Yes 2 No . Sysmiss Did the respondent show you the Trade License of his/her business? Did the respondent show you the Trade License of his/her business? Did the respondent show you the Trade License of his/her business? Did the respondent show you the Trade License of his/her business? Did the respondent show you the Trade License of his/her business? Section 11: Appearance (Interviewer Observations) 12. Did the respondent show you the following documents of his/her business? a. Trade License 1724 1 3 1 2 3 Did the respondent show you the Tax Identification Number (TIN) certificate of h Did the respondent show you the Tax Identification Number (TIN) certificate of h Did the respondent show you the Tax Identification Number (TIN) certificate of h Did the respondent show you the Tax Identification Number (TIN) certificate of h Did the respondent show you the Tax Identification Number (TIN) certificate of h Section 11: Appearance (Interviewer Observations) 12. Did the respondent show you the following documents of his/her business? b. Tax Identification Number (TIN) certificate 1724 1 3 1 2 3 Did the respondent show you the VAT registration of his/her business? Did the respondent show you the VAT registration of his/her business? Did the respondent show you the VAT registration of his/her business? Did the respondent show you the VAT registration of his/her business? Did the respondent show you the VAT registration of his/her business? Section 11: Appearance (Interviewer Observations) 12. Did the respondent show you the following documents of his/her business? c. VAT registration 1724 1 3 1 2 3 Did the respondent show you the Registration Certificate from Joint Stock Compan Did the respondent show you the Registration Certificate from Joint Stock Compan Did the respondent show you the Registration Certificate from Joint Stock Compan Did the respondent show you the Registration Certificate from Joint Stock Compan Did the respondent show you the Registration Certificate from Joint Stock Compan Section 11: Appearance (Interviewer Observations) 12. Did the respondent show you the following documents of his/her business? d. Registration Certificate from Joint Stock Companies 1724 1 3 1 2 3 Did the respondent show you the Other (specify) of his/her business? Did the respondent show you the Other (specify) of his/her business? Did the respondent show you the Other (specify) of his/her business? Did the respondent show you the Other (specify) of his/her business? Did the respondent show you the Other (specify) of his/her business? Section 11: Appearance (Interviewer Observations) 12. Did the respondent show you the following documents of his/her business? e. Other (specify): 1724 1 3 1 2 3 Enterprise ID Enterprise ID Enterprise ID Enterprise ID Enterprise ID 55811 6111001 80241293 District code District code District code District code District code 55811 6 80 District District District District District 55811 BARISAL BOGRA COMILLA Chittagong Cox's Bazar DINAJPUR Dhaka Faridpur JESSORE Khulna Kushtia MYMENSINGH NOAKHALI PABNA PATUAKHALI RAJSHAHI RANGPUR SYLHET TANGAIL Thana Thana Thana Thana Thana 55811 BARISAL SADAR (KOTWALI) BOALIA BOGRA SADAR Badda CHANDGAON CHITTAGONG PORT COMILLA SADAR (KOTWALI) COX'S BAZAR SADAR DINAJPUR SADAR DOUBLE MOORING Demra Dhanmondi FARIDPUR SADAR Gulshan JESSORE KOTWALI KHALISHPUR KHAN JAHAN ALI KHULNA SADAR KOTWALI KUSHTIA SADAR Kotwali Lalbagh MATIHAR MYMENSINGH SADAR Mirpur NOAKHALI SADAR (SUDHARAM) PABNA SADAR PANCHLAISH PATUAKHALI SADAR RANGPUR SADAR Ramna SAHJAHANPUR SYLHET KOTWALI Sabujbagh Shyampur Sutrapur TANGAIL SADAR Tejgaon Uttara Ward Ward Ward Ward Ward 55811 ASEKPUR Badda Union COMILLA CANTT. LEBUKHALI Matuail Union PANGASHIA WARD N0-05 WARD N0-17 WARD N0-18 WARD NO-01 WARD NO-02 WARD NO-03 WARD NO-04 WARD NO-05 WARD NO-06 WARD NO-07 WARD NO-08 WARD NO-10 WARD NO-10 & 16 WARD NO-12 WARD NO-13 WARD NO-14 WARD NO-15 WARD NO-19 WARD NO-21 WARD NO-22 WARD NO-24 WARD NO-25 WARD NO-26 WARD NO-27 WARD NO-29 WARD NO-29 (P) WARD NO-30 WARD NO-33 WARD NO-41 Ward No-08 Ward No-1 Ward No-21 Ward No-27 Ward No-38 Ward No-39 Ward No-48 Ward No-50 Ward No-53 Ward No-59 Ward No-70 Ward No-71 Ward No-72 Ward No-74 Ward No-81 Ward No-86 Ward No-89 Ward No-90 Code of location Code of location Code of location Code of location Code of location 55811 11 38 Name of location Name of location Name of location Name of location Name of location 55811 AKUR TAKUR PARA (PART) ALAMNAGAR (PART 1) ALOA TARINI AMLA PARA ARIPPUR ASEKPUR ATISH DIPANKER ROAD BABU BAZAR PART-3 BABU PARA BADURTALA BAGICHAGAON BAHADUR BAZAR (PA RT 1) BAHADUR BAZAR (PA RT 2) BANDHO Road BARA BAZAR BARMIJ MARKET BARO BANDAR BAZAR GHATTA BHASHUNDHARA ROAD BIDC ROAD - 13 BLOCK-3 BOGCHAR BONGBIR ROAD (PURBA) BORA _BAZAR CHAK BAZAR (Main Road) CHAK BAZAR (PART-A) CHAK SUTRAPUR CHAKTAI KHAL(PART-D) CHAK_BAZZAR CHALI BANDAR (SUPHANIGHAT POINT-MEHENDI BAG) CHALI BANDAR (UPSHAHAR MORE-LAW COLLEGE) CHHOTA BAZAR CHOURASH MORE COMILLA CANTT. (CANNTT. POINT AREA) COURT PARA DAK BANGLA ROAD DAKSHIN ALEKANDA DAKSHIN ALIPUR DAKSHIN PANGASHIA DAKSHIN SAMAD SUPPER MARKET DAKSHIN SEHARA DEOLA DEVI SINGH PARA DHAP DHOLADIA DILALPUR (PART 3) DISTELARY ROAD Dotter Hat (Left side Road ) Dotter Hat (Right side Road ) ESKATON ROAD Fazlul Haque Avn. GALLA PATTI GANESHPUR GARIKHANA ROAD (MISTRIKHAN RD) GOPALPUR GREEN ROAD GUPTA PARA HATIR POOL (PART-1) HATKHOLA HATKHOLA (PART 1) HATKHOLA (PART 4) HOSPITAL ROAD ISLAMBAGH (PART-1) ISLAMPUR JUMMA PARA (PART 2) JUTA PATTY (PART -1) K.D. GOSH ROAD KADAM TALI KAGMARA KALATALI ROAD KANDA PARA KANTER PARA (PART-1) KAPURIA PATTY KAZI NAZRUL ISLAM AVENUE KEWATKHALI KHAJANAGAR KHAN A SABUR ROAD - 21 KHAYERTALA (Puratan) Cantt. Super Market KHORKI KISMATPUR PRATAPPUR KUMAR PARA LABU KHALI LALA DIGHIRPAR (PART A) LALDIGHI ROAD MADHAY ARUA PARA MADHUBAG MADHUSUDHANPUR MAIJDI (PART-A) POWRO MARKET-TOWN HALL MAIJDI (PART-B) TOWN HALL-ZILLA SCHOOL MALDAH PATTY MANNAN MARKET MANOHARPUR MASKANDA MATUAIL (PASCHIM PARA) MEHERCHANDI MIAKHAN NAGAR MIRERDANGA MIRPUR ROAD DHANMONDI (PART-3) MIRPUR SECTION-01(PART-1) MULATALI MURADPUR MURADPUR (PART-A) N.S ROAD (BORA BAZAR) NAWABPUR ROAD (Part 1) NAWAPUR ROAD (PART 2) NEW BAHAR CHAR NUTAN BAZAR NUTUN BAZAAR PARBATIGANJ (PART 1) PARBATIGANJ (PART 2) PARBATIGANJ (PART 4) PASCHIM KHABASPUR PASCHIM MALIBAG PASCHIM MOHORA PASCHIM NAKHAL PARA PASCHIM RAMPUR PHULBARI part C POSTOGOLA PROBARTAK POLLI PULHAT (PART 1) PURAN BAZAAR PURBA GOALCHAMAT (PART -1) PURBA KAUNIA (PART 2) PURBA MADARBARI PURBA ZINDA BAZAR R M DASH ROAD R.N.ROAD MAHALLAH RACE COURSE (PART 1) RACE COURSE (Shopping Mall-Railgate) RAILWAY HOSPITAL ROAD RAJGANJ RAM BABU ROAD RAMCHANDRAPUR (INCLUDING BOSHPARA) RAMNAGAR RIAZUDDIN SARAK ROYPARA RUMALIAR CHHARA S.C.B.ROAD SABUZA BAGH SADARGHAT Part 1 SALGHARIA (PART 2) SENPARA (Part 2) SHAHEB BAZAR (R.D Market 5) SHAHEB BAZAR (ZERO POINT 1) SHAHEB BAZAR (ZERO POINT 2) SHAZADPUR SHOLOSHAHAR STATION & COLONY SONAPUR (Paschim) SONAPUR (Purba) SOUTH PATENGA STATION ROAD STATION ROAD (PART-B) STATION_ROAD SULTANABAD SUTRAPUR (PART 2) SUTRAPUR (PART 4) SWADESHI BAZAR Sadar Road (PART 2) TALI HAOR TARABANIA CHHARA TATI BAZAR TELIKONA (MURADPUR) THANA PARA THANA-PARA THANAPARA TITUMIR BAZAR (PART -1) TITUMIR BAZAR (PART -2) TOWN SCHOOL SHAH ROAD UJJALPUR UTTAR BASHABO UTTAR MUNSHI PARA UTTAR TEPAKHOLA (PART -1) UTTAR TOWN KALIKAPUR UTTARA ,SECTOR-13 VICTOREYA (PART 1) VICTOREYA (PART 2) ZAKIR HOSSAIN ROAD (PART-B) 55811 124 Sex of the owner Sex of the owner Sex of the owner Sex of the owner Sex of the owner 55809 2 1 2 1 Male 2 Female Sysmiss International Standard Industrial Classification (ISIC) Code International Standard Industrial Classification (ISIC) Code International Standard Industrial Classification (ISIC) Code International Standard Industrial Classification (ISIC) Code International Standard Industrial Classification (ISIC) Code 55800 11 11 52362 Label of ISIC code Label of ISIC code Label of ISIC code Label of ISIC code Label of ISIC code 55800 #N/A Activities of travel agencies and tour operators; tourist assistance activities n.e.c. Advertising Aquaculture Architectural and engineering activities and related technical consultancy Courier activities other than national post activities Cutting, shaping and finishing of stone Dramatic arts, music and other arts activities Dressing and dyeing of fur; manufacture of articles of fur Farming of cattle, sheep, goats, horses, asses, mules and hinnies; dairy farming Growing of crops; market gardening; horticulture Growing of vegetables, horticultural specialties and nursery products Hairdressing and other beauty treatment Hardware consultancy Hospital activities Hotels; camping sites and other provision of short-stay accommodation Investigation and security activities Labour recruitment and provision of personnel Legal activities Library and archives activities Life insurance Maintenance and repair of motor vehicles Maintenance and repair of office, accounting and computing machinery Manufacture of accumulators, primary cells and primary batteries Manufacture of agricultural and forestry machinery Manufacture of articles of concrete, cement and plaster Manufacture of bakery products Manufacture of basic chemicals, except fertilizers and nitrogen compounds Manufacture of basic iron and steel Manufacture of bearings, gears, gearing and driving elements Manufacture of bicycles and invalid carriages Manufacture of bodies (coachwork) for motor vehicles; manufacture of trailers and semi-trailers Manufacture of carpets and rugs Manufacture of cocoa, chocolate and sugar confectionery Manufacture of coke oven products Manufacture of cordage, rope, twine and netting Manufacture of cutlery, hand tools and general hardware Manufacture of dairy products Manufacture of domestic appliances n.e.c. Manufacture of electronic valves and tubes and other electronic components Manufacture of fertilizers and nitrogen compounds Manufacture of footwear Manufacture of furniture Manufacture of glass and glass products Manufacture of grain mill products Manufacture of insulated wire and cable Manufacture of jewellery and related articles Manufacture of knitted and crocheted fabrics and articles Manufacture of luggage, handbags and the like, saddlery and harness Manufacture of macaroni, noodles, couscous and similar farinaceous products Manufacture of machine tools Manufacture of made-up textile articles, except apparel Manufacture of motor vehicles Manufacture of motorcycles Manufacture of musical instruments Manufacture of other articles of paper and paperboard Manufacture of other fabricated metal products n.e.c. Manufacture of other food products Manufacture of other food products n.e.c. Manufacture of other products of wood; manufacture of articles of cork, straw and plaiting materials Manufacture of other rubber products Manufacture of other special-purpose machinery Manufacture of other textiles Manufacture of pharmaceuticals, medicinal chemicals and botanical products Manufacture of plastics products Manufacture of prepared animal feeds Manufacture of pumps, compressors, taps and valves Manufacture of structural metal products Manufacture of sugar Manufacture of tanks, reservoirs and containers of metal Manufacture of television and radio receivers, sound or video recording or reproducing apparatus, and associated goods Manufacture of tobacco products Manufacture of vegetable and animal oils and fats Manufacture of wearing apparel, except fur apparel Medical and dental practice activities Mining of uranium and thorium ores Motion picture projection Motion picture, radio, television and other entertainment activities News agency activities Other animal farming; production of animal products n.e.c. Other business activities n.e.c. Other computer-related activities Other education Other entertainment activities n.e.c. Other human health activities Other manufacturing n.e.c. Other non-store retail sale Other retail sale in non-specialized stores Other retail sale in specialized stores Other retail trade of new goods in specialized stores Other scheduled passenger land transport Other service activities Other service activities n.e.c. Other software consultancy and supply Other wholesale Packaging activities Photographic activities Printing Processing and preserving of fish and fish products Processing and preserving of fruit and vegetables Production, transmission and distribution of electricity Publishing, printing and reproduction of recorded media Real estate activities on a fee or contract basis Real estate activities with own or leased property Recycling of metal waste and scrap Renting of agricultural machinery and equipment Renting of construction and civil engineering machinery and equipment Renting of construction or demolition equipment with operator Renting of other machinery and equipment n.e.c. Renting of personal and household goods n.e.c. Repair of personal and household goods Restaurants, bars and canteens Retail sale in non-specialized stores with food, beverages or tobacco predominating Retail sale of automotive fuel Retail sale of food, beverages and tobacco in specialized stores Retail sale of hardware, paints and glass Retail sale of household appliances, articles and equipment Retail sale of pharmaceutical and medical goods, cosmetic and toilet articles Retail sale of second-hand goods in stores Retail sale of textiles, clothing, footwear and leather goods Retail sale via stalls and markets Retail trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles; repair of personal and household goods Sale of motor vehicle parts and accessories Sale of motor vehicles Sale, maintenance and repair of motorcycles and related parts and accessories Sawmilling and planing of wood Scheduled air transport Service activities related to printing Site preparation Sporting activities Storage and warehousing Technical testing and analysis Telecommunications Veterinary activities Washing and (dry-)cleaning of textile and fur products Wholesale of agricultural raw materials and live animals Wholesale of agricultural raw materials, live animals, food, beverages and tobacco Wholesale of computers, computer peripheral equipment and software Wholesale of construction materials, hardware, plumbing and heating equipment and supplies Wholesale of electronic and telecommunications parts and equipment Wholesale of food, beverages and tobacco Wholesale of metals and metal ores Wholesale of non-agricultural intermediate products, waste and scrap Wholesale of other household goods Wholesale of other intermediate products, waste and scrap Wholesale of other machinery, equipment and supplies Wholesale of solid, liquid and gaseous fuels and related products Wholesale of textiles, clothing and footwear Legal Status Legal Status Legal Status Legal Status Legal Status 55781 30 1 7 1 Proprietorship 2 Partnership 3 Private Ltd. Co. 4 Public Ltd. Co. 5 Cooperative 6 Trust 7 Other Sysmiss Year of Established Year of Established Year of Established Year of Established Year of Established 55232 579 1905 2009 Number of full-time worker Number of full-time worker Number of full-time worker Number of full-time worker Number of full-time worker 55811 1000 Number of part-time worker Number of part-time worker Number of part-time worker Number of part-time worker Number of part-time worker 55811 150 Registered with a Trade License Registered with a Trade License Registered with a Trade License Registered with a Trade License Registered with a Trade License 55811 1 No 1 Yes Registered with Joint Stock Company Registered with Joint Stock Company Registered with Joint Stock Company Registered with Joint Stock Company Registered with Joint Stock Company 55811 1 No 1 Yes Registered with VAT Registered with VAT Registered with VAT Registered with VAT Registered with VAT 55811 1 No 1 Yes Has tax identification number (TIN) certificate Has tax identification number (TIN) certificate Has tax identification number (TIN) certificate Has tax identification number (TIN) certificate Has tax identification number (TIN) certificate 55811 1 No 1 Yes 1510 1 10 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 11 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 12 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 13 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 14 140 141 142 143 144 145 146 147 148 149 15 150 151 152 153 154 155 156 157 158 159 16 160 161 162 163 164 165 166 167 168 169 17 170 171 172 173 174 175 176 177 178 179 18 180 181 182 183 184 185 186 187 188 189 19 190 191 192 193 194 195 196 197 198 199 2 20 200 201 202 203 204 205 206 207 208 209 21 210 211 212 213 214 215 216 217 218 219 22 220 221 222 223 224 225 226 227 228 229 23 230 231 232 233 234 235 236 237 238 239 24 240 241 242 243 244 245 246 247 248 249 25 250 251 252 253 254 255 256 257 258 259 26 260 261 262 263 264 265 266 267 268 269 27 270 271 272 273 274 275 276 277 278 279 28 280 281 282 283 284 285 286 287 288 289 29 290 291 292 293 294 295 296 297 298 299 3 30 300 301 302 303 304 305 306 307 308 309 31 310 311 312 313 314 315 316 317 318 319 32 320 321 322 323 324 325 326 327 328 329 33 330 331 332 333 334 335 336 337 338 339 34 340 341 342 343 344 345 346 347 348 349 35 36 37 38 39 395 4 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 5 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 6 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 7 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 8 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 9 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 District Name District Name District Name District Name District Name 19 BARISAL BOGRA CHITTAGO COMILLA COX'S BAZAR DHAKA DINAJPUR FARIDPUR JESSORE KHULNA KUSHTIA MYMENSINGH NOAKHALI PABNA PATUAKHA RAJSHAHI RANGPUR SYLHET TANGAIL Class I (1-3 employee) Class I (1-3 employee) Class I (1-3 employee) Class I (1-3 employee) Class I (1-3 employee) 19 110.53 859.59 Class II (4-9 employee) Class II (4-9 employee) Class II (4-9 employee) Class II (4-9 employee) Class II (4-9 employee) 19 11.82 126.78 Class III (10-49 employee) Class III (10-49 employee) Class III (10-49 employee) Class III (10-49 employee) Class III (10-49 employee) 19 3.97 25.65 Class IV (50 and above employee) Class IV (50 and above employee) Class IV (50 and above employee) Class IV (50 and above employee) Class IV (50 and above employee) 17 2 4.33 29 19 BARISAL BOGRA CHITTAGONG COMILLA COX'S BAZAR DHAKA DINAJPUR FARIDPUR JESSORE KHULNA KUSHTIA MYMENSINGH NOAKHALI PABNA PATUAKHALI RAJSHAHI RANGPUR SYLHET TANGAIL