Household Expenditure and Income Survey, HEIS 2006

Jordan, 2006 - 2007

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Reference ID

JOR_2006_HEIS_HD_V2.0

Producer(s)

Economic Research Forum, Department of Statistics

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Income and Expenditure Surveys ERF Harmonized Datasets

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Number of effective years of schooling (PYEDUC)

Data file: Jordan06-IND-V2

Overview

Valid: 10654

Valid (weighted): 3416346.396

Invalid: 6282

Invalid (weighted): 2048600.06

Minimum: 0

Maximum: 26

Mean: 9.96

Mean (weighted): 10.023

Standard deviation: 4.47

Standard deviation (weighted): 4.312

Type: Continuous

Decimal: 0

Start: 137

End: 138

Width: 2

Range: 0 - 26

Format: Numeric

Weighted variable: V2408

Description

Definition

This is a continuous variable of the number of years of formal schooling completed.

Universe

All individuals aged 15+ years

Source of information

Data Dictionary & Questionnaire/Codebook

Imputation and derivation

Coder instructions

Original survey variable recoded/renamed (Ref: Data dictionary.pdf)

Others

Notes

GENERAL NOTES
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The lower age cut-off at which information is collected will vary from country to country.
If no grade level information exists, this variable will be missing.
The variable does not take into account the actual number of years required to reach this level, in other words, first grade repeated three times still only counts as 1 year of schooling.
If a person has completed a BA/BSc, MA/MSc or PhD, but no number of years is known, use country specific information for the number of years.

COUNTRY SPECIFIC NOTES
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The number of years of education was replaced by "0" if the person has never been enrolled (q511=3)
12 cases are reported illiterate in q513 while they have a number of successful years of education up to 4 years and they also are reported to have been enrolled in the past in q511. These cases were checked one by one, and since no indication on whether they are illiterate or not, no correction could be done.

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