Supplemental codebook for the baseline survey of residential buildings, site II

Patricia Boren

ResearchPublished 1980

As part of the Housing Assistance Supply Experiment (HASE), the first (baseline) survey of residential buildings was conducted in St. Joseph County, Indiana (Site II of the experiment), from April through July 1975. This codebook describes a set of variables derived from the original survey variables. For each derived variable, the codebook details the construction, specifies all permissible responses, and provides a tabulation of the unweighted responses recorded in the final master file, which contains 2,515 records.

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Boren, Patricia, Supplemental codebook for the baseline survey of residential buildings, site II, RAND Corporation, N-1392-HUD, 1980. As of September 13, 2024: https://www.rand.org/pubs/notes/N1392.html
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