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Household Food Consumption in the Dominican Republic: Effects of Income, Price, and Family Size

Between May 1976 and April 1977, the Central Bank of the Dominican Republic conducted the first nationwide survey of household income and expenditure ever taken in the country. The only previous survey of this kind was conducted in 1969 by the National Statistical Office and was limited to the capital city of Santo Domingo. Fifteen municipios, including the principal cities of the country, were included automatically in the new sample; another 24 municipios were chosen to represent the rest of the country, and urban and rural samples were drawn separately in each. Applying a sampling probability of 1:200 to the estimated 889,313 households in the country led to an initial sample of over 4,400 observations, of which 4,028 (1,681 urban and 2,347 rural) remain in the final data after cleaning.