CPHS · CMIE
CMIE Consumer Pyramids Household Survey
CMIE CPHS is used for high-frequency private household panel research on jobs, income, and consumption.
CMIE · CMIE
India
Since 2014 (170k+ households)
Continuous waves
What this is best for
High-frequency private household panel for labor and welfare
Main limitations
Paid subscription; not open data
Quick answers
Short research-facing answers derived from this catalog record.
- What is CMIE CPHS used for?
- High-frequency private household panel for labor and welfare
- How do you access CMIE CPHS data?
- CMIE CPHS is labeled “Paid subscription” on this guide. Open the access portal or documentation links on the record for the current host process—do not assume open download if registration or a DUA is required.
- What geography and time does CMIE CPHS cover?
- Geography: India. Time coverage: Since 2014 (170k+ households).
- What are the main limitations of CMIE CPHS?
- Paid subscription; not open data
Guides for using this data
Official portals, user guides, codebooks, and tutorials for access and analysis.
Variables5
Live-fetched consumerpyramidsdx.cmie.com (2026-07-09): Consumer Pyramids. Representative fields for the page table — verify the full dictionary on the official site.
Sourced from live host documentation
Research and articles using this data
Verified examples that analyze, reuse, introduce, or visualize this dataset. Search matches without evidence are not published here.
Scholarly works3
- Journal articleAnalyzes dataHow Comparable are India’s Labour Market Surveys?
Rosa Abraham, Anand Shrivastava · Indian Journal of Labour Economics · 2022
Analyzes CMIE CPHS data in the context of: "How Comparable are India’s Labour Market Surveys?".
- Journal articleAnalyzes dataLabour Market Dynamics and Worker Flows in India: Impact of Covid-19
Partha Chatterjee, Aakash Dev · Indian Journal of Labour Economics · 2023
Analyzes CMIE CPHS data in the context of: "Labour Market Dynamics and Worker Flows in India: Impact of Covid-19".
- Working paperAnalyzes dataThe Anomaly of Women’s Work and Education in India
Surbhi Ghai · RePEc: Research Papers in Economics · 2018
Analyzes CMIE CPHS data in the context of: "The Anomaly of Women’s Work and Education in India".
- Scholarly checked:
- 10 Sept 2026
- Web checked:
- Not checked yet
Pairs well with
Many Indian data problems need survey + administrative combinations.