Family Income and Expenditure Survey 2006 Volume 2
Philippines, 2006 - 2007
Reference ID
PHL-NSO-FIES-2006-v02
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Philippine Statistics Authority
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- FIES06V2
Total Clothing, Footwear and other wear in expenditure (cloth)
Data File: FIES06V2
Overview
vald
38483
vald
17403481.98
invd
0
invd
0
min
0
max
108344
mean
3361.404
mean
3539.798
stdev
5206.28
stdev
5402.631
Interval
contin
Decimal
0
range
0 - 108344
Questions and instructions
Literal question
During the PERIOD SPECIFIED, did you or any member of your family purchase in cash or on credit clothing and other ready-made apparel, footwear, sewing materials and accessories, and pay for service fees?
Description
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Take note that starting with this section, the reference period is past semester which is January - June 2009.
In asking for expenditures on Item 1 - Clothing and other ready-made apparel and Item 2 - Footwear, refer back to the list of family members in ISH Form 2 and note if there are “men” (male members 10 years old and over) in the family. Ask also if there are family members of that age group who used to be part of the household but are no longer there at the time of the survey. Ask for the collective amount paid/to be paid for all articles in their clothing or footwear bought within the reference period indicated for a particular visit. Enter this amount in C2(a) item 1(a) or C2(a) item 2(a). If any of them received an article of clothing or footwear as a gift, enter the estimated value of the gift in C2 (b) item 1(a) or C2 (b) item 2(a).
In the same manner, inquire about the clothing and footwear expenditures of the women, boys and girls in the family. If a family member belonging to the third sex bought an item, which is not listed in the sub-group, include such expenditure under the “other” category.
If any member of the family bought, in cash or on credit, the article of clothing or footwear, or the family paid in cash the services for clothing, footwear or other wear, enter the value in C2 (a). However, if the articles were received as gifts in kind or a non-family member gave the sewing services free of charge, enter the amount in C2 (b).
Include in C2 (a), Clothing, footwear and other wear items which were bought for special occasions of the family like baptismal dress, wedding dress, birthday party outfits, etc.
Expenses for school and office uniforms of family members including Girl Scout uniforms, PE uniforms, CAT uniforms, etc., are to be reported also under this expenditure group.
Note, however, that the expenditures on articles of clothing, footwear and other articles of wear bought by a family member and given as gifts to outsiders are excluded in this expenditure group. Report such expenditures under Section H2 (Gifts and Contributions to Others).
Likewise, do not include in this subsection any clothing, footwear or other wearing apparel bought by a family member and given to the family help, as this should be entered in Part II-B3 (b), Item 3 (Domestic Services).
The fees paid to a dressmaker or a tailor is to be included in Item 5 (Service Fees). Do not give any value to sewing services rendered by a member of the family for another. However, the imputed value of the sewing services offered free to a family member by a non-family member should be reported in C2 (b) item 5.
In asking for expenditures on Item 1 - Clothing and other ready-made apparel and Item 2 - Footwear, refer back to the list of family members in ISH Form 2 and note if there are “men” (male members 10 years old and over) in the family. Ask also if there are family members of that age group who used to be part of the household but are no longer there at the time of the survey. Ask for the collective amount paid/to be paid for all articles in their clothing or footwear bought within the reference period indicated for a particular visit. Enter this amount in C2(a) item 1(a) or C2(a) item 2(a). If any of them received an article of clothing or footwear as a gift, enter the estimated value of the gift in C2 (b) item 1(a) or C2 (b) item 2(a).
In the same manner, inquire about the clothing and footwear expenditures of the women, boys and girls in the family. If a family member belonging to the third sex bought an item, which is not listed in the sub-group, include such expenditure under the “other” category.
If any member of the family bought, in cash or on credit, the article of clothing or footwear, or the family paid in cash the services for clothing, footwear or other wear, enter the value in C2 (a). However, if the articles were received as gifts in kind or a non-family member gave the sewing services free of charge, enter the amount in C2 (b).
Include in C2 (a), Clothing, footwear and other wear items which were bought for special occasions of the family like baptismal dress, wedding dress, birthday party outfits, etc.
Expenses for school and office uniforms of family members including Girl Scout uniforms, PE uniforms, CAT uniforms, etc., are to be reported also under this expenditure group.
Note, however, that the expenditures on articles of clothing, footwear and other articles of wear bought by a family member and given as gifts to outsiders are excluded in this expenditure group. Report such expenditures under Section H2 (Gifts and Contributions to Others).
Likewise, do not include in this subsection any clothing, footwear or other wearing apparel bought by a family member and given to the family help, as this should be entered in Part II-B3 (b), Item 3 (Domestic Services).
The fees paid to a dressmaker or a tailor is to be included in Item 5 (Service Fees). Do not give any value to sewing services rendered by a member of the family for another. However, the imputed value of the sewing services offered free to a family member by a non-family member should be reported in C2 (b) item 5.