Family Income and Expenditure Survey 2006 Volume 2
Philippines, 2006 - 2007
Reference ID
PHL-NSO-FIES-2006-v02
Producer(s)
Philippine Statistics Authority
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- FIES06V2
Total Recreation expenditure (rcrtn)
Data File: FIES06V2
Overview
vald
38483
vald
17403481.98
invd
0
invd
0
min
0
max
443000
mean
675.824
mean
709.562
stdev
4165.428
stdev
4479.946
Interval
contin
Decimal
0
range
0 - 443000
Questions and instructions
Literal question
During the PERIOD SPECIFIED, did you or any member of your family purchase in cash or on credit recreational goods and supplies, musical instruments, pay for admission tickets to movies, shows, cockfights, races, boxing, basketball, dances, fairs, and others?
Description
Text
This expenditure group includes the expenses of family members on recreational goods and activities such as going to the movies, picnics, cable TV subscription, etc. As in other expenditure groups, if the family purchased the items or paid for the service in cash or on credit, enter the amount in D2 (a).
But if the family received the items as gifts or availed of the services for free, then the corresponding value of such items or services will be entered in D2 (b). An example is a complimentary pass to the movies for one year. However, do not include in D2 (b) the value of occasional free treats to the movies.
If the family member raised fighting cocks strictly for pleasure (i.e., as his “pangsabong”), the amount spent in buying and raising the fowl is to be included in this expenditure group. Also included in this item are membership fees to hobby clubs, resorts, etc. If the family keeps a pet, the amount spent for the care (e.g., food, visits to the veterinarian, etc.) of the family pet is likewise included in this item.
Include also under these item ornamental plants and orchids purchased which are raised as a hobby including the fertilizers, insecticides, charcoal and other incidental expenses in the care of the plants. However, if plants are for sale then this becomes a family-operated activity which should be reported in Part IV.
But if the family received the items as gifts or availed of the services for free, then the corresponding value of such items or services will be entered in D2 (b). An example is a complimentary pass to the movies for one year. However, do not include in D2 (b) the value of occasional free treats to the movies.
If the family member raised fighting cocks strictly for pleasure (i.e., as his “pangsabong”), the amount spent in buying and raising the fowl is to be included in this expenditure group. Also included in this item are membership fees to hobby clubs, resorts, etc. If the family keeps a pet, the amount spent for the care (e.g., food, visits to the veterinarian, etc.) of the family pet is likewise included in this item.
Include also under these item ornamental plants and orchids purchased which are raised as a hobby including the fertilizers, insecticides, charcoal and other incidental expenses in the care of the plants. However, if plants are for sale then this becomes a family-operated activity which should be reported in Part IV.