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bhh/bhh_59_13: Compulsory Long Term Care Insurance
| en | de | |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | [1] Yes | [1] Ja |
| 2 | [2] No | [2] Nein |
| -1 | [-1] No Answer | [-1] keine Angabe |
| -2 | [-2] Does not apply | [-2] trifft nicht zu |
| -3 | [-3] Answer improbable | [-3] nicht valide |
| -4 | [-4] Inadmissible multiple response | [-4] Unzulaessige Mehrfachantwort |
| -5 | [-5] Not included in this version of the questionnaire | [-5] In Fragebogenversion nicht enthalten |
| -6 | [-6] Version of questionnaire with modified filtering | [-6] Fragebogenversion mit geaenderter Filterfuehrung |
| -7 | [-7] Only available in less restricted edition | [-7] Nur in weniger eingeschränkter Edition verfügbar |
English label: Compulsory Long Term Care Insurance
German label: Pflegeversicherung 2016
bhh – Data from household questionnaire 2017
Analysis Unit : Household
Dataset Type: Original Data (from questionnaires)
Period: 2017
Study: SOEP-Core
- Did you or one of the members of your family receive any of the following benefits during the last calender year? And how is that today: Do you or one of the members of your family receive any of the following benefits now? - In 2016
- Are you or another household member currently receiving long-term care benefits or did you receive this benefit in the last calendar year? - Yes, in the last calendar year
- Did you or one of the members of your family receive any of the following benefits during the last calender year? And how is that today: Do you or one of the members of your family receive any of the following benefits now? - In 2016
| Measure | Value |
|---|---|
| valid | 17987 |
| invalid | 1714 |
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