Abstract
The household is an important unit of analysis in health economics and public health research. In developing countries in particular, household composition may be varied and complex ^ possibly incorporating a range of close family members (including multiple partners and children from different partnerships), extended family members (including uncles, aunts, grandparents and grandchildren), and non-kin individuals (such as lodgers and servants).
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