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debtpn

PNO of joint debt holder

Datafile

Index term

Individual variables

Variable nameVariable labelDatafile
debtpn0 mc person number 0 indresp
debtpn1 mc person number 1 indresp
debtpn2 mc person number 2 indresp
debtpn3 mc person number 3 indresp
debtpn4 mc person number 4 indresp
debtpn5 mc person number 5 indresp
debtpn6 mc person number 6 indresp
debtpn7 mc person number 7 indresp
debtpn8 mc person number 8 indresp
debtpn9 mc person number 9 indresp
debtpn10 mc person number 10 indresp
debtpn11 mc person number 11 indresp
debtpn12 mc person number 12 indresp
debtpn13 mc person number 13 indresp
debtpn14 mc person number 14 indresp
debtpn15 mc person number 15 indresp
debtpn16 mc person number 16 indresp

Question asked in the latest wave:

wealthassetsanddebt_w13.debtpn

Question label:

PNO of joint debt holder

Question text:

Who is the person you have these joint financial commitments with?

Question universe:

if DEBT (96|DK|REF) (Holds any sort of debt)
and if DEBTSJ = 2|3 (Holds debt jointly or a mixture of sole and joint)

Question interviewer instructions:

SELECT INDIVIDUALS FROM THE HOUSEHOLD GRID. IF JOINT HOLDER OUTSIDE HOUSEHOLD SELECT ‘NON-HOUSEHOLD MEMBER’. CODE UP TO 3

Further details:
For further details about this question, please see the questionnaires

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