Glewwe, PaulGrosh, MargaretGrosh, MargaretGlewwe, Paul2013-08-192013-08-192000-050-19-521595-8https://hdl.handle.net/10986/15194The objective of this book is to provide detailed advice on how to design multi-topic household surveys based on the experience of past household surveys. The book will help identify define objectives, identify data needed to analyze objectives, and draft questionnaires to collect such data. Much of the book is based on the experience of the World Bank's Living Standard's Measurement Study (LSMS) program, established in 1980 to explore ways the accuracy, timeliness, and policy relevance of household survey data collected in developing countries. It is part of an attempt to extend the range of policy issues that can be analyzed with LSMS data; to increase the reliability and accuracy of the surveys; and to make it easier to implement LSMS surveys. The books first discuss the "big picture" concerning the overall design of surveys, modules to be used, and procedures for combining modules into questionnaires and questionnaires into surveys. Individual modules are discussed in depth as well as major policy issues. The process of manipulating modules to form a better 'fit' in the case of a specific survey is examined. Specific modules include: consumption, education, health employment, anthropometry, non-labor income, housing, price data, environmental issues, fertility, household income, savings, household enterprises, and time use. The third volume provides draft questionnaires, referenced in the prior chapters.en-USCC BY 3.0 IGOACID RAINACTIONSAGRICULTURAL PRODUCTIONAIR QUALITYCAUSAL RELATIONSHIPSCHANGECOALCONTINGENT VALUATIONDAMAGE FUNCTIONDATA COLLECTIONDATA QUALITYDATA REQUIREMENTSDATA SETSDEFORESTATIONDESIGNING POLICIESDEVELOPING COUNTRIESDEVELOPMENT NETWORKDEVELOPMENT POLICYDRINKING WATERECONOMIC MODELSECONOMIC VALUEEMPLOYMENTENVIRONMENTAL AMENITIESENVIRONMENTAL ECONOMICSENVIRONMENTAL ECONOMISTSENVIRONMENTAL GOODSENVIRONMENTAL ISSUESENVIRONMENTAL POLICIESENVIRONMENTAL POLICYENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMSENVIRONMENTAL QUALITYENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCESENVIRONMENTAL VALUESEXPENDITURESFISHFISHERIESFORESTRYHEALTH SURVEYSHOUSEHOLD DATAHOUSEHOLD INCOMEHOUSEHOLD ROSTERHOUSEHOLD SURVEYHOUSEHOLD SURVEY DATAHOUSEHOLD SURVEY QUESTIONNAIRESHOUSEHOLD SURVEY RESULTSHOUSEHOLD SURVEYSHOUSING SURVEYSHUMAN WELL-BEINGINCOMELAND RESOURCESLIVING STANDARDSLIVING STANDARDS MEASUREMENTLIVING STANDARDS MEASUREMENT STUDYLSMSMONETARY TERMSNATURAL RESOURCESNONRENEWABLE RESOURCESOILOPPORTUNITY COSTSOZONE LAYERPERCEPTIONSPOLICY ANALYSISPOLICY DECISIONSPOLICY GOALSPOLICY RELEVANCEPOLLUTIONPRODUCTION PROCESSESPRODUCTIVE ASSETSPRODUCTIVITYPROPERTY RIGHTSPUBLIC HEALTHPUBLIC INTERVENTIONSQUALITATIVE DATAQUALITATIVE DATA COLLECTION TECHNIQUESQUESTIONNAIRERELATIVE VALUERENEWABLE RESOURCESRESOURCE USERURAL AREASSAMPLE HOUSEHOLDSSAVINGSSOCIAL DEVELOPMENTSOCIAL DIMENSIONSSOCIAL DIMENSIONS OF ADJUSTMENTSOCIOECONOMIC SURVEYSSOCIOLOGYSTATISTICAL OFFICESURVEY DATASURVEY DESIGNSURVEY RESEARCHTRADEOFFSURBAN AREASWASTE DISPOSALWATER SUPPLYWATERSHEDWILLINGNESS TO PAY HOUSEHOLD SURVEYSSTATISTICAL DATASTATISTICSQUESTIONNAIRE DESIGNSURVEY DESIGNSURVEY METHODOLOGYCONSUMPTION STATISTICSHOUSEHOLD DATAEDUCATIONAL SURVEYSEDUCATIONAL STATISTICSHEALTH SURVEYSHEALTH STATISTICSANTHROPOMETRYHOUSING STATISTICSHOUSING SURVEYSENVIRONMENTAL ISSUESFERTILITY SURVEYSMIGRATION STATISTICSHOUSEHOLD INCOMEHOUSEHOLD EXPENDITURE SURVEYSAGRICULTURAL STATISTICSAGRICULTURAL SURVEYSTIME USE STATISTICSDATA COLLECTINGPANEL ANALYSISCOLLECTION ACTIVITIESSAMPLE SURVEYSLIVING STANDARDS INDICATORSWorld Bank10.1596/0-19-521595-8