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Innovation Panel Variable

survlengthw18_outcome_dv

ip18 surveylength (2 and 3) outcome dv

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Value labelValueAbsolute frequencyRelative frequency
inapplicable-8844781.99%
Fully productive hhold according to survlengthw18 - one adult interview17287.07%
Fully productive hhold according to survlengthw18 - all adult interviews28458.2%
Partially productive hhold according to survlengthw18 - some adult interviews31981.92%
hhgrid only hhold according to survlengthw18 - one interview was required4390.38%
hhgrid only hhold according to survlengthw18 - all interviews were required5460.45%
Total10303100.0%

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