I am working on a household survey with pooled cross-sectional data with the following characteristics:
The first stage was the identification of enumeration areas/PSUs and then from each PSU, households were randomly selected in the second stage. For each household and survey year, data was collected on all household members.
- I suspect that the PSUs are mostly the same over time with slight modifications/additions but there is no way I can confirm this.
- Each wave has its own stratification but all the stratifications are mainly regional.
- Each wave has its own sampling weight.
- year 1 has 368 PSUs and 10 strata
- year 2 has 404 PSUs and 10 strata
- year 3 has 697 PSUs and 34 strata
However, I would like to svyset the data for descriptive analysis (both graphical and tabular) but I am not sure how best to correctly do this. My aim is to present a mix of individual and household characteristics as well as to conduct subgroup analyses.
I have searched previous posts but did not find a well-explained solution to my predicament. Referring to these posts below:
- https://www.stata.com/statalist/arch.../msg01244.html
- https://www.stata.com/statalist/arch.../msg00521.html
Thank you for your anticipated response.
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