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Employment and Unemployment Survey, July 1993 - June 1994
NSS 50th Round

India, 1993 - 1994
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DDI-IND-MOSPI-NSSO-50Rnd-Sch10-1993-94
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National Sample Survey Office
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Stratum no. (Stratum)

Data file: Block-8-Children-Records

Overview

Valid: 131210
Invalid: 0
Type: Discrete
Start: 27
End: 28
Width: 2
Range: -
Format: character

Questions and instructions

Literal question
Stratum
Categories
Value Category Cases
01 21682
16.5%
02 15625
11.9%
03 6823
5.2%
04 5928
4.5%
05 8198
6.2%
06 4561
3.5%
07 7727
5.9%
08 2765
2.1%
09 3229
2.5%
10 2354
1.8%
11 2496
1.9%
12 2416
1.8%
13 2156
1.6%
14 1903
1.5%
15 1716
1.3%
16 2040
1.6%
17 2076
1.6%
18 1798
1.4%
19 2049
1.6%
20 1873
1.4%
21 2098
1.6%
22 1497
1.1%
23 1434
1.1%
24 1139
0.9%
25 1354
1%
26 1387
1.1%
27 1127
0.9%
28 1026
0.8%
29 907
0.7%
30 883
0.7%
31 804
0.6%
32 829
0.6%
33 875
0.7%
34 703
0.5%
35 836
0.6%
36 722
0.6%
37 408
0.3%
38 433
0.3%
39 550
0.4%
40 372
0.3%
41 551
0.4%
42 686
0.5%
43 484
0.4%
44 502
0.4%
45 546
0.4%
46 405
0.3%
47 373
0.3%
48 444
0.3%
49 258
0.2%
50 195
0.1%
51 196
0.1%
52 310
0.2%
53 320
0.2%
54 310
0.2%
55 344
0.3%
56 353
0.3%
57 358
0.3%
58 253
0.2%
59 252
0.2%
60 181
0.1%
61 203
0.2%
62 155
0.1%
63 146
0.1%
64 236
0.2%
65 225
0.2%
66 66
0.1%
67 234
0.2%
68 251
0.2%
69 166
0.1%
70 160
0.1%
71 115
0.1%
72 213
0.2%
73 213
0.2%
74 141
0.1%
75 105
0.1%
76 156
0.1%
77 170
0.1%
78 175
0.1%
79 122
0.1%
80 188
0.1%
81 139
0.1%
82 209
0.2%
83 91
0.1%
84 218
0.2%
85 165
0.1%
86 181
0.1%
87 72
0.1%
88 176
0.1%
89 100
0.1%
90 123
0.1%
91 113
0.1%
92 63
0%
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.

Description

Definition
In the rural sector, each district is treated as a separate stratum. However, if the census population of the districts is greater than or equal to 1.8 million or 2 million (depending upon whether 1981 or 1991 census frame is used for selection of villages), the district has been split into two or more strata, by grouping contiguous tehsils to form strata. In Gujarat, in the cases of districts extending over more than one region the part of a district falling in each region constitues a separate strsatum. In the urban sector, strata are formed within NSS region on the basis of the population size class of towns.
Source of information
INSTRUCTIONS TO FIELD STAFF : VOLUME- I (find attached as external resource attachment)
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