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Table 3

Procedure for data analysis

Step	Analysis task	Output of analysis
1	Organisation and review of raw data according to chronological and non-chronological events	Notes per interview
2	Construct order of events for the deployment of household budget based on chronological information	Individual trajectories per interview outlining how informants organise tasks associated with household consumption
3	Search for evidence of “reasons why” by adding non-chronological information to the individual trajectories	Description of individual organisation of tasks associated with household behaviour including evidence-based “reasons why”
4	Comparison across each individual trajectory to identify common patterns of consumption behaviour. Basis of comparison used: consumption category	Grouped trajectories according to main consumption categories with a description of the pattern of consumer behaviour and main “reasons why” for each category (Table 4)
5	Per consumption categories (Table 4) identification according to S-D logic concepts of “resource”, “resource integration process” and “value in context”	Overview of patterns of resource integration, the respective drivers and value in a context which emerge from evidence:Figure 1
6	Reorganisation and grouping of patterns of resource integration according to emergent reasons why and extraction of a system of antecedents to resourceness which emerges from data	Figure 1 showing emergent antecedents to resourceness in the BOP sample

Step	Analysis task	Output of analysis
1	Organisation and review of raw data according to chronological and non-chronological events	Notes per interview
2	Construct order of events for the deployment of household budget based on chronological information	Individual trajectories per interview outlining how informants organise tasks associated with household consumption
3	Search for evidence of “reasons why” by adding non-chronological information to the individual trajectories	Description of individual organisation of tasks associated with household behaviour including evidence-based “reasons why”
4	Comparison across each individual trajectory to identify common patterns of consumption behaviour. Basis of comparison used: consumption category	Grouped trajectories according to main consumption categories with a description of the pattern of consumer behaviour and main “reasons why” for each category (Table 4)
5	Per consumption categories (Table 4) identification according to S-D logic concepts of “resource”, “resource integration process” and “value in context”	Overview of patterns of resource integration, the respective drivers and value in a context which emerge from evidence:Figure 1
6	Reorganisation and grouping of patterns of resource integration according to emergent reasons why and extraction of a system of antecedents to resourceness which emerges from data	Figure 1 showing emergent antecedents to resourceness in the BOP sample