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Demographic and Health Surveys
An 'X' indicates the category is available for that sample
Code | Label |
moz
03
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tanz
96
|
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10 | Government | X | X |
20 | Other public sector | X | X |
30 | Private sector | X | X |
31 | Self-employed | X | · |
32 | Family members | X | X |
33 | Private person | X | · |
34 | Employee | X | · |
35 | Cooperative | X | · |
96 | Other | X | · |
97 | Don't know | · | X |
98 | Missing | X | X |
99 | NIU (not in universe) | X | X |
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WKEMPLTYPE reports the type of employer for whom the respondent works.
GENERAL |
Tanzania |
In addition to universe differences and variations in question wording, WKEMPLTYPE includes different response categories. IPUMS-DHS maximizes comparability by using composite coding, with the first digit distinguishing between "government," "other public sector," and "private sector" work, and the second digit distinguishing between types of private sector employment (e.g., code "32" for "family members").
Comparability - Standard DHS
WKEMPLTYPE is a country-specific variable not included in any phase of the standard DHS questionnaire.
As a follow-up to WHOWORKFOR, the 1996 Tanzania survey asks, "You told me that you (also) work for someone else. Do you work for the government, for a private business, or a semi-government (parastatal) organization, or for family/friend?"
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