Labor Market Panel Survey, JLMPS 2016
Jordan, 2016 - 2017
Get Microdata- Basic Characteristics of Household Members
- Wealth
- Dwelling characteristics
- Parents' and Siblings Characteristics
- Personal Biography
- Education
- Health
- Employment and Unemployment
- Working conditions
- Job Mobility
- Marriage
- Fertility
- Time use
- Opinions
- Migration
- Earnings
- Transfers and Non-Labor Income
- Household Enterprises
- Technology
- Savings-Loans
Data file: JLMPS 2016 xs v2.0
----> Identifiers:
· indid: unique individual identifier
· hhid: unique household identifier
----> Variables:
· For those who cannot load the many variables in this data set, you can separately load pt 1 and pt 2 versions
· pt 1 includes questionnaire 2 variables
· pt 2 includes questionnaire 1 and 3
----> Weights:
· expan_hh: this is the cross-sectional household expansion weight for the full sample and can be used with the rep xs and xs files. This is the main weight you should use in cross-sectional analyses on the household level (using variables from questionnaires 1 and 3 only, household level analyses). This variable is available in the panel, but should not be used for panel analyses; see panel weight below.
· expan_indiv: this is the cross-sectional individual expansion weight for the full sample and can be used with the rep xs and xs files. This is the main weight you should use in cross-sectional analyses on the individual level (using variables from questionnaire 2 or individual level analyses). This variable is available in the panel, but should not be used for panel analyses; see panel weight below.
· expan_ref_hh: this is the weight, specific to 2016, that is a cross-sectional expansion weight based on only the refresher sample. This is a weight you can use in cross-sectional analyses on the household level (using variables from questionnaires 1 and 3 only, household level analyses).
· expan_ref_indiv: this is the weight, specific to 2016, that is a cross-sectional expansion weight based on only the refresher sample. This is a weight you can use in cross-sectional analyses on the individual level (using variables from questionnaire 2 or individual level analyses).
| Cases: | 33450 |
| Variables: | 2230 |