[it16] Since the original survey question pertained to household saving behavior, the response is assigned to all household members, even though it was asked of only one person.
[it16] Since the original survey question pertained to household saving motives, the response is assigned to all household members, even though it was asked of only one person.
[it16] Scope limitation: only one household member answered this question (usually the head of household, but not always).
[it16] Question asked in the original survey: Imagine you unexpectedly receive a refund equal to the household’s monthly income. How much of the sum would you save and how much would you spend? Indicate the percentage saved and the percentage spent.
[it16] Since the original survey question pertained to household, the response is assigned to all household members, even though it was asked of only one person.
[it16] Question asked in the original survey: "Imagine you unexpectedly receive a refund equal to the household’s monthly income. How much of the sum would you save and how much would you spend? Indicate the percentage saved and the percentage spent."
[it16] Scope limitation: Scope limitation: only one household member answered this question (usually the head of household, but not always).
[it16] Question asked in the original survey: In your opinion, the purchase of shares of one company ususally provides a safer return than buying shares of a wide range of companies through a mutual fund?
[it16] Question asked in the original survey: Suppose you put 1,000 euros into a <no fee, tax free> savings account with a guaranteed interest rate of 1% per year. Suppose furthermore inflation stays at 2 per cent. In one year’s time will you be able to buy the same amount of goods that you could buy by spending today 1,000 euros?
[it16] Question asked in the original survey: Suppose you put 100 euros into a <no fee, tax free> savings account with a guaranteed interest rate of 2% per year. You don’t make any further payments into this account and you don’t withdraw any money. How much would be in the account at the end of 5 years, once the interest payment is made?
[it16] Scope limitation: Since the original data does not include pointers to parents and partner, variable oneparent is constructed only for individuals for whom sufficient relationship information to the reference person is available. Thus code 3 (one parent living with at least 1 own dependent child and others) is only partially captured.
[it16] Scope limitation: available only for the reference person and his/her partner.
[it16] Code 220 includes only separated and divorced.
[it16] Disabled refers to persons who receive disability pensions.
[it16] Immigrant refers to persons whose nationality is not Italian or whose country of birth is not Italy.
[it16] Scope limitation: available only for head of household and spouse.
[it16] Definitional deviation: the hourly wage rate refers to net amounts.
[it16] Definitional deviation: payments include also supplements to the base wage.
[it16] the hourly wage rate is calculated from annual wages including usual overtime time (and supplements to the base wage) and working hours including usual over time worked.
[it16] Definitional deviation: payments refer to net amounts.
[it16] Payments were reported in annual amounts which have been converted to monthly amounts.
[it16] Scope limitation: available only for dependent employees.
[it16] All family workers are coded in 240 (whether they are the manager or co-workers).
[it16] Refers to hours worked in first job only.
[it16] Scope limitation: available only for persons with a dependent employment job during the income reference year.
[it16] Definitional deviation: refers to the number of weeks worked full-time at the longest full-time dependent employment job in case of several jobs over the year.
[it16] Definitional deviation: refers to whether the person has held more than one job at any time during the income reference period.
[it16] Refers to main activity status in income reference period.
[it16] Includes both public and private scholarships.
[it16] Includes family allowances [assegno familiare] and maternity/paternity and sickness leave benefits.