2) Discuss the appropriate sampling scheme for this survey. That is, how would you choose the 50 household in that area to do your survey.
2) Discuss the appropriate sampling scheme for this survey. That is, how would you choose the 50 household in that area to do your survey.
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2) Discuss the appropriate sampling scheme for this survey. That is, how would you choose the 50 household in that area to do your survey.
1. Age
2. Gender: □ Female □ Male
3. Education Level
4. Occupation
5. Number of people in the household
6. Number of employees in the household:
7. Total number of cars belonging to household:
8. For how many years are you staying at his house?
9. Are you a renter or homeowner: □ Homeowner □ Renter
10. Number of rooms in the house
11.Size of the house
12 Rooms
13 Heating/Isolation/installations
14 Number of floors of the apartment
15 Side of the house (side-view, sun exposure etc)
16 I am ….. from the house I’m living
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22
Male
High Schod Unemploye
3
15 Owner
2
2
2
26
Male
Bachelor Student
2
3 Renter
2
2
4
2
illeterate unemploye
7 Renter
3
32
Female
1
2
2
4
26
Male
Bachelor Student
3
1
4 Renter
2
3
3
4
2
3
38
Male
Primary Sc Employed
18 Owner
3
2
2
2
4
2
23
Female
Bachelor
Student
1
6 Renter
2
2
2
67
Male
illeterate Retired
28 Owner
2
2
2
17
Female
Bachelor
Student
3
5 Renter
2
2
4
2
3
20
Male
Bachelor
Student
4 Renter
2
2
2
10
24
Male
Bachelor Student
2
8 Renter
2
2
2
4
2
2
11
64
Male
High Schod Retired
2
20 Owner
2
2
High Schoc Retired
Bachelor Employed
12
61
Male
4
32 Renter
2
1
5
2
13
31
Male
2
5 Renter
2
4
4.
14
65
Male
Graduate Retired
4
28 Renter
2
2
2
2
4
15
45
Male
Bachelor
Retired
34 Owner
4
2
5
16
25
Female
Bachelor
Student
2
9 Renter
3
2
17
21
Male
Bachelor
Student
2
5 Owner
2
4
4
2
4
51
Female
Bachelor
Unemploye
4
27 Renter
2
2
4
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18
67
Female
High Schod Retired
2
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4
2
2
2
4.
19
20
21
Male
Bachelor
Student
5 Owner
2
2
2
29
Male
Bachelor Student
2
6 Renter
2
5
4
4
4
21
42
Female
Bachelor Employed
2
2
35 Renter
2
4
4
4
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Female
High Schod Retired
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25 Owner
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4.
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3 Renter
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3
6 Renter
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26
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Male
Bachelor
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2
19 Renter
2
4
4
4
4
Bachelor Employed
Bachelor Employed
27
35
Female
2
38 Renter
2
4
4
4
28
44
Female
2 Renter
4
4
4.
29
21
Female
High Schoo Employed
2
14 Renter
2
4
4
4
4
4
4
30
15
Male
Bachelor Employed
2
7 Renter
4
4
4
Male
High Schod Employed
Bachelor Employed
31
59
13 Owner
4.
4
4
4
4.
32
41
Female
2
2
6 Renter
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4
1
24 Owner
3
4
4
5
4
34
35
39
Male
High Schoo Employed
2
2
7 Renter
2
2
4
36
56
Male
Bachelor
Retired
3
2
19 Owner
2
4
4
4
4
37
28
Male
Bachelor Student
9 Renter
2
2
4
38
60
Male
Bachelor
Retired
2
20 Owner
3
5
4
4
4
4
39
37
Female
Bachelor Employed
2
4 Renter
4
4
40
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Male
Bachelor Student
3
2 Renter
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4
4
4
24
Male
Bachelor Employed
3 Renter
2
2
4
2
41
42
61
Male
Bachelor Retired
2
22 Owner
2
3
4
4
43
68
Male
Graduate Retired
4
31 Owner
2
4
4
4
44
30
Male
High Schoo Employed
2
2
6 Renter
2
4
45
49
Male
Bachelor
Employed
2
28 Owner
2
2
4
5
Female
High Schoc Employed
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1
13 Owner
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Female
Bachelor
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4
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2
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4
2
3
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Female
Bachelor Student
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8 Owner
2
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