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Table 1.

Selection of HFPS households.

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Table 2.

Unweighted descriptive statistics for HFPS respondents and adult population in F2F survey.

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Table 3.

Marginal effects from logit regressions on being a HFPS respondent in round 1.

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Fig 1.

Graphical inspection of bias adjustment, Ethiopia.

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Fig 2.

Graphical inspection of bias adjustment, Malawi.

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Fig 3.

Graphical inspection of bias adjustment, Nigeria.

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Fig 4.

Graphical inspection of bias adjustment, Uganda.

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Table 4.

Tests of mean differences between face-to-face (F2F) adults and phone respondents: Sex, age, relation to head–as measured in the F2F survey.

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Tests of mean differences between face-to-face (F2F) adults and phone respondents: Marital status, education, employment–as measured in the F2F survey.

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Fig 5.

HFPS round 5 employment outcomes, with HFPS household versus individual weights.

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Table 6.

Differences in HFPS round 5 employment outcomes between phone survey respondents and adult population.

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