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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Family Expenditure Survey, 1991

Variable Details

VariableA060
LabelGROSS NORMAL INCOME OF HEAD BY RANGE
Responses
1 #0 - #44.999 PW 199
2 #45 - #49.999 PW 70
3 #50 - #59.999 PW 386
4 #60 - #79.999 PW 549
5 #80 - #99.999 PW 523
6 #100 - #119.999 PW 422
7 #120 - #124.999 PW 95
8 #125 - #139.999 PW 203
9 #140 - #149.999 PW 167
10 #150 - #174.999 PW 345
11 #175 - #199.999 PW 398
12 #200 - #224.999 PW 371
13 #225 - #259.999 PW 384
14 #250 - #274.999 PW 314
15 #275 - #299.999 PW 331
16 #300 - #324.999 PW 302
17 #325 - #349.999 PW 278
18 #350 - #374.999 PW 232
19 #375 - #399.999 PW 228
20 #400 - #424.999 PW 179
21 #425 - #449.999 PW 150
22 #450 - #474.999 PW 126
23 #475 - #499.999 PW 106
24 #500 - #524.999 PW 100
25 #525 - #549.999 PW 73
26 #550 - #574.999 PW 75
27 #575 - #599.999 PW 58
28 #600 - #624.999 PW 37
29 #625 - #649.999 PW 35
30 #650 - #674.999 PW 26
31 #675 - #699.999 PW 28
32 #700 - #724.999 PW 22
33 #725 - #749.999 PW 20
34 #750 - #774.999 PW 21
35 #775 - #799.999 PW 24
36 #800 OR MORE PW 179
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationFamily Expenditure Survey, 1991
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