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EU-SILC - European Union Statistics on Income and Living Conditions
Abstract
The structure of the household data file (file "H") is incorrect: the file contains an identical record for each household, duplicated for the number of its members (44,622 cases), instead of a single record for each household (18,487 cases). Pending a new release from the source, it is recommended to delete duplicate cases and keep only one case for each household ID (variable 'HB030'). The EU-SILC project (European Statistics on Income and Living Conditions, EU Regulation, 2003) is one of the main sources of data for EU periodic reports on the social situation and the spread of poverty in the member countries. This is a sample survey on households for the analysis of income distribution, welfare and quality of life of families, as well as economic and social policies at national and/or European level. Italy participates in the project with the survey on living conditions (UDB IT SILC), conducted every year since 2004, providing both cross-sectional and longitudinal (households remain in the sample for four consecutive years) statistics. The income data refer to the calendar year previous to the survey, while data on the families' living conditions reflect the status detected at the time of the interview. At the household level is detected the following information: - characteristics of the house in which he lives: dwelling or neighborhood problems; condominium maintenance fees; charges for heating, water, gas, electricity, sanitation, telephone; housing expenses incurred for ordinary and extraordinary repairs, contributions to the costs incurred; possession of goods (washing machine, TV, refrigerator, car, etc.); housing tenure - rent and subletting: the amount of the rent; type of contract; difficult to pay the rent; presence of public support contributions - home ownership: the presence of a mortgage and its features - economic situation: the presence of one or more loans from banks and/or financial companies; chance to go on vacation; opportunity to buy...
Terminology used is generally based on DDI controlled vocabularies: Time Method, Analysis Unit, Sampling Procedure and Mode of Collection, available at CESSDA Vocabulary Service.
Methodology
Data collection period
01/05/2013 - 31/12/2013
Country
Italy
Time dimension
longitudinal (trend repeated cross-section)
Analysis unit
individual
family
Universe
whole national population of 16 years and older
Sampling procedure
18.487 families, 44.622 individuals. Two-stage stratified random sample
Kind of data
individual data
Data collection mode
Computer-Assisted Personal Interviewing (CAPI)
Access
Publisher
UniData - Bicocca Data Archive
Publication year
2016
Terms of data access
Data are available only for members of UniData. Data are released only for scientific purpose. User agrees not to redistribute data to the third party, even in partial form, and to quote the data source in all publications using the information showed later. Other users will need to directly contact Istat.