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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

British Social Attitudes Survey, 1987

Variable Details

Variablejobpay2
LabelBQ205B THINKS JOB EARNS: DOCTOR (GP)
Responses
2000 3
4800 1
5000 3
5720 1
6000 3
6240 2
6500 1
7000 4
7020 2
7200 1
7800 1
7995 1
8000 5
8250 1
8500 1
8900 1
9000 4
9360 1
9500 4
9600 1
10000 POUNDS STERLING 23
10400 9
10500 3
11000 10
11500 1
11960 1
12000 41
12500 6
13000 22
13416 1
13500 5
14000 24
15000 99
15500 3
15600 7
16000 31
16500 3
16640 1
16800 1
17000 19
17500 5
18000 54
18200 2
18500 3
18960 1
19000 9
19200 1
19500 1
20000 203
20800 2
21000 6
22000 27
22500 2
23000 12
23250 1
23400 1
23800 1
24000 22
25000 134
26000 10
27000 8
27500 4
28000 12
29000 2
30000 104
30500 1
31000 1
32000 4
35000 19
36000 1
38900 1
40000 19
41000 2
45000 5
46000 1
50000 8
52000 1
56000 2
60000 3
70000 2
115000 1
120000 1
999998 DK 84
999999 NA 78
0 NO SELF-COMPLETN 198
Sysmiss 1437
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationBritish Social Attitudes Survey, 1987
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