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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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IND-NSSO-DIS-1992-v1
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Total amount written off (Rs.) during 1.7.91 to 30.9.91 (B17_2_q18)

Data file: Block 17pt2_Visit 2_Particulars of loans written off

Overview

Valid: 178
Invalid: 423
Minimum: 30.0
Maximum: 50000.0
Mean: 3439.516853932584
Standard deviation: 5976.625423168737
Type: Discrete
Width: 5
Format: Numeric

Questions and instructions

Categories
Value Category Cases
30 1
0.6%
60 1
0.6%
140 1
0.6%
150 2
1.1%
192 1
0.6%
200 2
1.1%
240 1
0.6%
247 1
0.6%
250 2
1.1%
270 2
1.1%
280 1
0.6%
300 3
1.7%
324 1
0.6%
360 1
0.6%
400 4
2.2%
420 1
0.6%
433 1
0.6%
450 1
0.6%
465 1
0.6%
495 1
0.6%
500 15
8.4%
550 1
0.6%
600 3
1.7%
700 2
1.1%
750 1
0.6%
800 3
1.7%
900 2
1.1%
950 1
0.6%
990 1
0.6%
999 1
0.6%
1000 13
7.3%
1008 1
0.6%
1050 1
0.6%
1100 1
0.6%
1150 1
0.6%
1200 1
0.6%
1232 1
0.6%
1250 2
1.1%
1280 1
0.6%
1300 3
1.7%
1333 1
0.6%
1350 1
0.6%
1360 1
0.6%
1400 2
1.1%
1495 1
0.6%
1500 2
1.1%
1600 1
0.6%
1625 1
0.6%
1758 1
0.6%
1760 1
0.6%
1800 1
0.6%
2000 9
5.1%
2128 1
0.6%
2250 1
0.6%
2400 1
0.6%
2407 1
0.6%
2475 1
0.6%
2500 6
3.4%
2640 1
0.6%
2666 1
0.6%
2700 1
0.6%
2750 1
0.6%
3000 5
2.8%
3060 1
0.6%
3200 1
0.6%
3310 1
0.6%
3334 1
0.6%
3500 2
1.1%
3750 1
0.6%
3796 1
0.6%
4000 4
2.2%
4500 1
0.6%
4620 1
0.6%
4925 1
0.6%
5000 7
3.9%
5100 1
0.6%
5250 1
0.6%
5850 1
0.6%
6000 2
1.1%
6450 1
0.6%
7000 1
0.6%
7292 1
0.6%
7500 1
0.6%
7600 1
0.6%
8000 2
1.1%
8320 1
0.6%
9000 1
0.6%
9635 1
0.6%
10000 7
3.9%
10002 1
0.6%
12328 1
0.6%
12780 1
0.6%
20000 1
0.6%
26000 1
0.6%
26400 1
0.6%
40000 1
0.6%
50000 1
0.6%
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.
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