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Debt and Investment Survey, January - December 1992, NSS 48th Round
Household Assets and Indebtedness of Social Groups

India, 1992
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Was any cash loan repaid during 1.1.92 to date of survey (B17_1_q4)

Data file: Block 17pt1_Visit 2_Number of cash loans outstanding and loans repaid and written off

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Valid: 0
Invalid: 0
Type: Discrete
Start: 42
End: 42
Width: 1
Range: -
Format: character

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Literal question
Was any cash loan repaid during 1.1.92 to date of survey?
Categories
Value Category
0 invalid
1 yes
2 no
Warning: these figures indicate the number of cases found in the data file. They cannot be interpreted as summary statistics of the population of interest.
Interviewer instructions
The household may not have any loan outstanding on the date of survey. But, it may have repaid some loans during 1.7.91 to date of survey during the first visit and 1.1.92 to date survey during the second visit. It is also possible that the household has some outstanding loan on the date of survey and also has repaid fully some other loans(not the loans already recorded against items 2 and 3) during the reference period. Information to be sought against item 4 relates to the loans whose final repayment was made during the reference period and no amount of those loans remains outstanding on the date of survey. In some situation, it is possible that household takes a second loan from the same source, say provident fund, before the first loan is fully repaid and the amount of the first loan is so adjusted that the amount borrowed from the second loan gets inflated by the amount unpaid on account of the first loan. In all such cases, the second loan will be considered as outstanding on the date of survey, while the first loan will be treated as repaid fully during the reference period.
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