LIFE data file: Variable list and specifications

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LIFE data file: Variable list and specifications Variable Format Label Identifier information: COUNTRY 4.0 Country of focus COMMUN 4.0 Community number SURVEYPL 4.0 Place of survey SURVEYYR 4.0 Year of survey HHNUM 4.0 Household number (within community) Sample-specific weight: WEIGHT 6.2 Weight Background information (time-constant): SEX 4.0 Sex YRBORN 4.0 Year of birth DISTRBRN 4.0 Place of birth: District PROVIBRN 4.0 Place of birth: Province DEPARBRN 4.0 Place of birth: Department OCC 4.0 Principal occupation Migration experience abroad (time-constant): ABYR1 4.0 First Trip abroad: Year ABMAR1 4.0 First Trip abroad: Married ABDUR1 4.0 First Trip abroad: Duration (in months) ABDOC1 4.0 First Trip abroad: Documentation used ABPL1 4.0 First Trip abroad: City of residence ABST1 4.0 First Trip abroad: Country of residence ABOCC1 4.0 First Trip abroad: Occupation ABWAGE1 8.2 First Trip abroad: Wage ABBY1 4.0 Fist Trip abroad: Wage Unit CURRENC1 4.0 Fist Trip abroad: Currency of wages ABYRL 4.0 Last Trip abroad: Year ABMARL 4.0 Last Trip abroad: Married ABDURL 4.0 Last Trip abroad: Duration (in months) ABDOCL 4.0 Last Trip abroad: Documentation used ABPLL 4.0 Last Trip abroad: City of residence ABSTL 4.0 Last Trip abroad: Country of residence ABOCCL 4.0 Last Trip abroad: Occupation ABWAGEL 8.2 Last Trip abroad: Wage ABBYL 4.0 Last Trip abroad: Wage Unit CURRENCL 4.0 Last Trip abroad: Currency of wages ABCTR 4.0 Most important trip abroad: Country of destination HOWJOB 4.0 Most important trip abroad: How job was obtained HRWAGE 8.2 Most important trip abroad: Hourly wage HRWEEK 4.0 Most important trip abroad: Hours worked per week Peru Codebook (1-4) LIFE 1 July 2003

LIFE data file: Variable list and specifications Variable Format Label MONSYR 4.0 Most important trip abroad: Months worked per year HOWPAID 4.0 Most important trip abroad: How wages paid SSTAX 4.0 Most important trip abroad: Soc. Sec. taxes withheld CURRENCY 4.0 Most important trip abroad: Currency ABTRIPS 4.0 Total number of trips abroad ABEXP 4.0 Total months of experience abroad Domestic migration experience (time-constant): DOYR1 4.0 First Domestic mig: Year DODUR1 4.0 First Domestic mig: Duration (in months) DODIST1 4.0 First domestic mig: District DOPROV1 4.0 First domestic mig: Province DODEPA1 4.0 First domestic mig: Department DOOCC1 4.0 First Domestic mig: Occupation DOYRL 4.0 Last Domestic mig: Year DODURL 4.0 Last Domestic mig: Duration (in months) DODISTL 4.0 Last domestic mig: District DOPROVL 4.0 Last domestic mig: Province DODEPAL 4.0 Last domestic mig: Department DOOCCL 4.0 Last Domestic mig: Occupation DOWAGEL 8.2 Last Domestic mig: Wage (soles) DOBYL 4.0 Last Domestic mig: Frequency of wages DOTRIPS 4.0 Total number Domestic visits Person-year information (time-specific): YEAR 4.0 Year LIFEYR 4.0 Year in life history AGE 4.0 Age EDUC 4.0 Educational attainment Labor force information (time-specific): OCCUP 4.0 Occupation JCHANGE 4.0 Job change JOBNUM 4.0 Job number JOBDUR 4.0 Duration (months) in job in PY JDURTOT 4.0 Total duration (months) in current job JOBDEPAR 4.0 Department or Country of job JOBDISTR 4.0 District or City of job JOBPROVI 4.0 Province of job SOCSEC 4.0 Job offers Soc. Sec. or a pension Peru Codebook (1-4) LIFE 2 July 2003

LIFE data file: Variable list and specifications Variable Format Label Migration/duration information (time-specific): ABROAD 4.0 Abroad TRIP 4.0 New trip TRIPNUM 4.0 Estimated trip number TRIPDUR 4.0 Total duration (months) of trip ABDOC 4.0 Documentation ABDUR 4.0 Months spent abroad ABCUMEXP 4.0 Cumulative experience abroad (months) Union (marital) information (time-specific): CUNION 1.0 In a consensual union during person-year FLAGCUN 1.0 FLAG variable for CUNION MARRIED 1.0 Married during person-year FLAGMAR 1.0 FLAG variable for MARRIED Family composition (time-specific, except for CEB): CEB 2.0 Children: Total ever born (constant) CEBSOFAR 2.0 Children: Total born prior to or during person-year MINORS 2.0 Children: Total under 18 yrs CHILDREN 2.0 Children: Total living CHILDBRN 2.0 Children: Total born in person-year CHILDEAD 2.0 Children: Total dead in person-year Migration experience abroad among family of origin (time-specific): FAABM G 1.0 Father: Any migration experience abroad prior to/ during person year FLAGFAAB 1.0 FLAG variable for FAABMG MOABM G 1.0 Mother: Any migration experience abroad prior to/ during person year FLAGMOAB 1.0 FLAG variable for MOABM G BROABM G 2.0 Brothers: Number with migration experience abroad prior to or during person year FLAGBRAB 1.0 FLAG variable for BROABM G SISABM G 2.0 Sisters: Number with migration experience abroad prior to or during person year FLAGSIAB 1.0 FLAG variable for SISABMG Property and Business holdings (time-specific): LAND 1.0 Number of land parcels owned in person-year FLAGLAND 1.0 FLAG variable for LAND HECTARS 6.1 Number of hectares owned in person-year FLAGHECT 1.0 FLAG variable for HECTARS PROPERTY 1.0 Number of properties owned in person-year Peru Codebook (1-4) LIFE 3 July 2003

LIFE data file: Variable list and specifications Variable Format Label FLAGPROP 1.0 FLAG variable for PROPERTY BUSINESS 1.0 Number of businesses owned in person-year FLAGBUS 1.0 FLAG variable for BUSINESS Peru Codebook (1-4) LIFE 4 July 2003

Identifier information: COUNTRY Country of focus 1 Mexico 2 Puerto Rico 3 Dominican Republic 4 Nicaragua 5 Costa Rica 6 Peru 7 Haiti COMMUN Community number n Community number SURVEYPL Place of survey 1 Home country 2 International community SURVEYYR Year of survey yyyy Year HHNUM Household number (within community) Number of household Sample-specific weight: WEIGHT Weight n. Weight Background information (time-constant): SEX Sex 1 Male 2 Female YRBORN Year of birth yyyy Year DISTRBRN Place of birth: District (See Appendix B for District codes) PROVIBRN Place of birth: Province (See Appendix B for Province codes) 8888 N/A (Born abroad) Peru Codebook (1-4) LIFE 5 July 2003

DEPARBRN Place of birth: Department (See Appendix B for Department codes) OCC Principal occupation (See Appendix D for Occupation codes) Migration experience abroad (time-constant): ABYR1-ABYRL First/last Trip abroad: Year yyyy Year 8888 N/A (never migrated abroad) ABMAR1-ABMARL First/last Trip abroad: Married 2 No 8888 N/A ABDUR1-ABDURL First/last Trip abroad: Duration (in months) n Number of months 8888 N/A (never migrated abroad) ABDOC1-ABDOCL First/last Trip abroad: Documentation used 1 Legal resident 4 Temporary: Worker 5 Temporary: Tourist/visitor 6 Citizen 8 Undocumented (includes false documents) 9 Refugee/asylee 8888 N/A (never migrated abroad) ABPL1-ABPLL First/last Trip abroad: City of residence (See Appendix C for city codes) 8888 N/A (never migrated abroad) ABST1-ABSTL First/last Trip abroad: Country of residence Peru Codebook (1-4) LIFE 6 July 2003

(See Appendix C for country codes) 8888 N/A (never migrated abroad) ABOCC1-ABOCCL First/last Trip abroad: Occupation (See Appendix D for Occupation codes) 8888 N/A (never migrated abroad) ABWAGE1-ABWAGEL First/last Trip abroad: Wage n.dd Amount 8888 N/A (never migrated abroad / not employed for wages) ABBY1-ABBYL First/last Trip abroad: Wage Unit 1 Hour 2 Day 3 Week 4 Biweekly 5 Month 6 Year 8888 N/A (never migrated abroad / not employed for wages) CURRENC1-CURRENCL First/last Trip abroad: Currency of wages 1 Dollar - United States 2 Sol - Peru 3 Bolivar - Venezuela 4 Peso - Mexico 5 Peso - Chile 6 Peso - Colombia 7 Peso - Argentina 8 Sucre - Ecuador 9 Guarani - Paraguay 10 Dollar - Canada 11 Dollar - Australia 12 Franc - France 13 Lira - Italy 14 Pound - England 15 Peseta - Spain 16 Yen - Japan 8888 N/A (never migrated abroad / not employed for wages) Peru Codebook (1-4) LIFE 7 July 2003

ABCTR Most important trip abroad: Country of destination (See Appendix C for country codes) 8888 N/A (never migrated) HOWJOB Most important trip abroad: How job was obtained 1 Searched by oneself 2 Recommended by a relative 3 Recommended by a friend 4 Recommended by a fellow home-community member 5 Recommended by a coyote 6 Contracted 7 Paid a friend/fellow home-community member 8 Through an employment agency 9 "Pick-up" on street corner 8888 N/A (no job on trip abroad / never migrated abroad) HRWAGE Most important trip abroad: Hourly wage n.dd Hourly wage 8888 N/A (no job on trip abroad / never migrated abroad) HRWEEK Most important trip abroad: Hours worked per week n Number of hours 8888 N/A (no job on trip abroad / never migrated abroad) MONSYR Most important trip abroad: Months worked per year Number of months 8888 N/A (no job on trip abroad / never migrated abroad) HOWPAID Most important trip abroad: How wages paid 1 By check 2 By cash 8888 N/A (no job on trip abroad / never migrated abroad) SSTAX Most important trip abroad: Soc. Sec. taxes withheld 2 No 8888 N/A (no job on trip abroad / never migrated abroad) Peru Codebook (1-4) LIFE 8 July 2003

CURRENCY Most important trip abroad: Currency 1 Dollar - United States 2 Sol - Peru 3 Bolivar - Venezuela 4 Peso - Mexico 5 Peso - Chile 6 Peso - Colombia 7 Peso - Argentina 8 Sucre - Ecuador 9 Guarani - Paraguay 10 Dollar - Canada 11 Dollar - Australia 12 Franc - France 13 Lira - Italy 14 Pound - England 15 Peseta - Spain 16 Yen - Japan 8888 N/A ABTRIPS ABEXP Total number of Trips abroad n Number of visits made abroad Total number of months of experience abroad n Number of months Internal (Domestic) migration experience (time-constant): DOYR1-DOYRL First/last Domestic mig: Year yyyy Year 8888 N/A (never migrated internally) DODUR1-DODURL First/last Domestic mig: Duration (in months) n Number of months 8888 N/A (never migrated internally) DODIST1-DODISTL First/last domestic mig: District (See Appendix B for District codes) 8888 N/A (never migrated internally) Peru Codebook (1-4) LIFE 9 July 2003

DOPROV1-DOPROVL First/last domestic mig: Province (See Appendix B for Province codes) 8888 N/A (never migrated internally) DODEPA1-DODEPAL First/last domestic mig: Department (See Appendix B for Department codes) 8888 N/A (never migrated internally) DOOCC1-DOOCCL First/last Domestic mig: Occupation (See Appendix D for Occupation codes) 8888 N/A (never migrated internally) DOWAGEL Last Domestic mig: Wage (soles) n.dd Amount 8888 N/A (never migrated/not employed for wages) DOBYL Last Domestic visit: Frequency of wages 1 Hour 2 Day 3 Week 4 Biweekly 5 Month 6 Year 8888 N/A (never a migrant) DOTRIPS Total number Domestic visits n Number Person-year information (time-specific): YEAR Year yyyy Year LIFEYR Year in life history 1 First person-year Peru Codebook (1-4) LIFE 10 July 2003

2 Intervening person-years 3 Last person-year AGE Age Age EDUC Educational attainment Number of years completed Labor force information (time-specific): OCCUP Occupation (See Appendix D for Occupation codes) 0 Prior to labor force entry JCHANGE Job change 0 No job change during PY 1 Job change during PY JOBNUM Job number (Estimated) Job number JOBDUR Duration (months) in job in PY Number of months JDURTOT Total duration (months) in current job n Number of months JOBDEPAR Department or Country of job (See Appendix B or C for department or country codes) 8888 N/A JOBDISTR District or City of job (See Appendix B or C for district or city codes) 8888 N/A JOBPROVI Province of job 8888 N/A (See Appendix B for province codes) Peru Codebook (1-4) LIFE 11 July 2003

SOCSEC Job offers Soc. Sec. or a pension 0 No 8888 N/A Migration/duration information (time-specific): ABROAD Abroad 0 No TRIP New trip 0 No TRIPNUM Estimated trip number Number TRIPDUR Total duration (months) of trip n Number of months ABDOC Documentation 0 N/A (Not abroad during person-year) 1 Legal resident 4 Temporary: Worker 5 Temporary: Tourist/visitor 6 Citizen 8 Undocumented (includes false documents) 9 Refugee/asylee ABDUR Months spent abroad Number of months ABCUMEXP Cumulative experience abroad (months) n Number of months Union (marital) information (time-specific) (1-4): CUNION (see Note 1) In Consensual Union During Person-Year 0 Not in consensual union in Person-year Peru Codebook (1-4) LIFE 12 July 2003

1 In consensual union in Person-year FLAGCUN (see Note 2) FLAG variable for CUNION 0 All consensual unions could be located in time 1 At least one consensual union could not be located in time MARRIED (see Note 1) Married During Person-Year 0 Not married in Person-year 1 Married in Person-year FLAGMAR (see Note 2) FLAG variable for MARRIED 0 All marriages could be located in time 1 At least one marriage could not be located in time Family composition (time-specific, except for CEB) CEB Children: Total ever born (constant) as of survey year Number of children CEBSOFAR (see Note 3) Children: Total born prior to or during person-year Number of children MINORS (see Note 3) Children: Total under 18 yrs Number under 18 as of Person-year CHILDREN (see Note 3) Children: Total living Number living as of person-year CHILDBRN (see Note 3) Children: Total born in person-year Number born during person-year CHILDEAD (see Note 3) Children: Total dead in person-year Number dead during in person-year Migration experience abroad among family of origin (time-specific): FAABMG (see Note 1) Father: Any Migration experience abroad prior to or during person-year 0 No FLAGFAAB (see Note 2) FLAG variable for FAABMG 0 Father s migration experience (if any) could be located in time Father is a migrant, but his migration experience could not be located 1 in time Peru Codebook (1-4) LIFE 13 July 2003

MOABMG (see Note 1) Mother: Any Migration experience abroad prior to or during person-year 0 No FLAGMOAB (see Note 2) FLAG variable for MOABMG 0 Mother s migration experience (if any) could be located in time Mother is a migrant, but her migration experience could not be 1 located in time BROABMG (see Note 1) Brother: Any Migration experience abroad prior to or during person-year 0 No FLAGBRAB (see Note 2) FLAG variable for BROABMG 0 Brother s migration experience (if any) could be located in time Brother is a migrant, but his migration experience could not be 1 located in time SISABMG (see Note 1) Sister: Any Migration experience abroad prior to or during person-year 0 No FLAGSIAB (see Note 2) FLAG variable for SISABMG 0 Sister s migration experience (if any) could be located in time Sister is a migrant, but her migration experience could not be located 1 in time Current land holdings (time-specific) (1-4): LAND (see Note 1) Number of land parcels owned in person-year Number of Land Parcels FLAGLAND (see Note 2) FLAG variable for LAND 0 All lands ownership (if any) could be located in time 1 At least one land could not be located in time HECTARS (see Note 1) Number of hectares owned in person-year.n Number of hectares FLAGHECT (see Note 2) FLAG variable for HECTARS 0 All hectares ownership (if any) could be located in time Peru Codebook (1-4) LIFE 14 July 2003

1 At least one hectare could not be located in time Property and Business holdings PROPERTY (see Note 1) Number of properties owned in person-year Number of Properties FLAGPROP (see Note 2) FLAG variable for PROPERTY 0 All properties ownership (if any) could be located in time 1 At least one property could not be located in time BUSINESS (see Note 1) Number of businesses owned in person-year Number of Businesses FLAGBUS (see Note 2) FLAG variable for BUSINESS 0 All businesses ownership (if any) could be located in time 1 At least one business could not be located in time Peru Codebook (1-4) LIFE 15 July 2003

NOTE 1 Variables CUNION, MARRIED, MOABMG, FAABMG, SISABMG, BROABMG, LAND, HECTARS, PROPERTY and BUSINESS were computed from information provided in HOUSE file on union history of the household head, migratory experience of the household head s family of origin, and history of property and business holdings. For each of these, HOUSE file provides event years (e.g., property acquisition year, year of marriage dissolution, etc.) In order to compute the variables mentioned above, we ignored those unions, marriages, migration experience of siblings, land parcels, hectares owned, properties and businesses that could not be located in time. In other words, the variables presented in LIFE file were built under the following simplifying assumptions: (a) unions and marriages which began or ended in unknown years never happened, (b) siblings who migrated abroad in an unspecified year were never abroad. (c) land, properties or businesses acquired or sold in unspecified years never existed. (d) land parcels of unspecified dimensions had zero hectares (provided that years of acquisition and sale were available, these parcels were used in the computation of the LAND variable but ignored in the computation of the HECTARS variable.) NOTE 2 For each of the following variables we provide a corresponding dichotomous FLAG variable, which is not time-varying: CUNION: flag variable FLAGCUN MARRIED: flag variable FLAGMAR FAABMG: flag variable FLAGFAAB MOABMG: flag variable FLAGMOAB BROABMG: flag variable FLAGBRAB SISABMG: flag variable FLAGSIAB LAND: flag variable FLAGLAND HECTARS: flag variable FLAGHECT PROPERTY: flag variable FLAGPROP BUSINESS: flag variable FLAGBUS As it can be seen in the codebook, a value of 1 in the FLAG variable indicates that the event in question did occur, but it is not possible to reliably locate it in time. For example, consider a household head who has been married only once, but for whom the year this marriage started or ended is unknown. In such a case, the value of MARRIED will be zero throughout her/his life history, but the value of FLAGMAR will be one to indicate that the event (marriage) did occur, but an unspecified time. The same logic can be applied to the other dichotomous variables listed above: CUNION, FAABMG and MOABMG. In the case of the non-dichotomous variables BROABMG, SISABMG, LAND, PROPERTY and BUSINESS, their FLAG variables indicate that at least one event could not be located in time. For example, a value of 3 in BROABMG coupled with a value of 1 for FLAGBRAB indicates that it is certain that, as of or during the person-year, three brothers of the household head have been abroad. However, there is at least one more brother who has been abroad at an unspecified time, which could have been before that person-year. Finally, a value of one in FLAGHECT indicates that, either: a) there is at least one plot of land that was acquired or sold at an unspecified time, or b) there is at least one plot of land of Peru Codebook (1-4) LIFE 16 July 2003

unspecified hectares. NOTE 3 In the construction of the following variables, children born or dead in unknown years were omitted: CEBSOFAR, MINORS, CHILDREN, CHILDBRN, CHILDEAD. All children ever born are included in variable CEB, which can be used to measure the extent of this omission. Peru Codebook (1-4) LIFE 17 July 2003