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The World Bank's Living Standards Measurement Survey (LSMS) is one of the most important international programs created to support the collection of household survey data in developing countries. Drawing on the past ten years of the World Bank's experience with the LSMS, the book provides detailed advice on how to design multi-topic household surveys.

Foreword

ix

Acknowledgments

xi

Contributors

xiii

Volume 1

Part 1 Survey Design

Introduction

5

(16)

Margaret Grosh

Paul Glewwe

Making Decisions on the Overall Design of the Survey

21

(22)

Margaret Grosh

Paul Glewwe

Designing Modules and Assembling Them into Survey Questionnaires

43

(34)

Margaret Grosh

Paul Glewwe

Juan Munoz

Part 2 Core Modules

Metadata---Information about Each Interview and Questionnaire

77

(14)

Margaret Grosh

Juan Munoz

Consumption

91

(44)

Angus Deaton

Margaret Grosh

Household Roster

135

(8)

Paul Glewwe

Education

143

(34)

Paul Glewwe

Health

177

(40)

Paul J. Gertler

Elaina Rose

Paul Glewwe

Employment

217

(34)

Julie Anderson Schaffner

Anthropometry

251

(22)

Harold Alderman

Transfers and Other Nonlabor Income

273

(20)

Andrew McKay

Housing

293

(22)

Stephen Malpezzi

Community and Price Data

315

Elzabeth Frankenberg

Volume 2

Part 3 Additional Modules

Environmental Issues

5

(26)

Dale Whittington

Fertility

31

(18)

Indu Bhushan

Raylynn Oliver

Migration

49

(34)

Robert E. B. Lucas

Should the Survey Measure Total Household Income?

83

(22)

Andrew McKay

Household Enterprises

105

(34)

Wim P. M. Vijverberg

Donald C. Mead

Agriculture

139

(44)

Thomas Reardon

Paul Glewwe

Savings

183

(28)

Anjini Kochar

Credit

211

(38)

Kinnon Scott

Time Use

249

(26)

Andrew S. Harvey

Maria Elena Taylor

Part 4 Special Topics

Recommendations for Collecting Panel Data

275

(40)

Paul Glewwe

Hanan Jacoby

Intrahousehold Analysis

315

(22)

Nobuhiko Fuwa

Shahidur R. Khandker

Andrew D. Mason

Tara Vishwanath

Qualitative Data Collection Techniques

337

(28)

Kimberly Chung

Basic Economic Models and Econometric Tools

365

Jere R. Behrman

Raylynn Oliver

Volume 3 Draft Questionnaire Modules

Introduction

1

(4)

Metadata

5

(10)

Margaret Grosh

Juan Munoz

Consumption

15

(16)

Angus Deaton

Margaret Grosh

Household Roster

31

(6)

Paul Glewwe

Education

37

(36)

Paul Glewwe

Health

73

(74)

Paul J. Gertler

Elaina Rose

Paul Glewwe

Employment

147

(72)

Julie Anderson Schaffner

Anthropometry

219

(2)

Harold Alderman

Transfers and Other Nonlabor Income

221

(8)

Andrew McKay

Housing

229

(18)

Stephen Malpezzi

Community Data

247

(38)

Elizabeth Frankenberg

Environment

285

(40)

Dale Whittington

Fertility

325

(8)

Indu Bhushan

Raylynn Oliver

Migration

333

(16)

Robert E. B. Lucas

Household Enterprise

349

(58)

Wim P. M. Vijverberg

Donald C. Mead

Agriculture

407

(46)

Thomas Reardon

Paul Glewwe

Savings

453

(8)

Anjini Kochar

Credit

461

(22)

Kinnon Scott

Time Use

483

(12)

Andrew S. Harvey

Maria Elena Taylor

Panel Data

495

Paul Glewwe

Hanan Jacoby

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