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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

British Social Attitudes Survey, 1983-1991

Variable Details

Variablersuper
LabelNo. R supervises?[if ever worked]'84-'91 G 2-!!
Responses
-1 Skpd,never had job 936
0 None 10967
1 781
2 859
3 621
4 537
5 379
6 391
7 176
8 217
9 95
10 260
11 30
12 205
13 27
14 56
15 97
16 38
17 20
18 42
19 10
20 184
21 9
22 21
23 15
24 26
25 74
26 13
27 6
28 14
29 1
30 132
31 2
32 10
33 3
34 3
35 33
36 14
37 2
38 7
39 1
40 81
42 2
44 3
45 23
46 3
47 1
48 4
49 2
50 86
52 4
54 2
55 7
60 31
62 1
65 3
67 2
70 17
72 1
75 6
76 1
80 15
82 1
84 1
85 3
86 2
90 11
92 1
95 3
100 47
104 2
110 3
117 1
120 16
124 1
125 1
128 1
129 1
130 6
135 1
140 5
143 1
150 31
152 1
160 3
170 2
180 3
190 2
198 1
200 27
208 1
210 1
220 1
230 1
239 1
250 14
283 1
293 1
300 11
310 1
350 11
370 1
400 11
470 1
500 7
510 1
600 6
630 1
700 2
750 1
800 2
900 1
960 1
1000 4
1005 1
1500 2
2000 1
2500 1
3000 1
5000 1
6500 1
9998 Don't know 43
9999 Not Answered 249
Sysmiss 1761
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationBritish Social Attitudes Survey, 1983-1991
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