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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Continuous Household Survey, 1993-1994

Variable Details

VariableSIC1
Label
Responses
0 3966
1 Agriculture, hunting and forestry 105
2 fishing 8
3 Mining and quarrying 3
4 Manufacturing 470
5 Electricity, gas and water supply 16
6 Construction 87
7 Wholesale and retail trade etc. 370
8 Hotels and restaurants 64
9 Transport, storage and communication 74
10 Financial intermediation 30
11 Real estate, renting and business activi 33
12 Public administration and defence; compu 169
13 Education 129
14 Health and social work 177
15 Other community social and personal serv 82
16 Private households with employed persons 29
17 Extra territorial organisations and bodi 1
18 Insufficient information to classify 0
19 2
20 39
21 10
22 5
23 2
24 1
29 7
30 9
31 4
32 2
33 5
34 9
37 1
39 1
40 13
41 4
42 1
44 2
50 5
51 3
52 4
53 27
55 1
57 1
58 34
59 11
60 17
61 7
62 2
64 1
69 1
70 4
72 6
73 6
74 1
79 10
80 1
82 1
83 1
89 4
90 7
91 2
92 2
96 1
98 5
99 20
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationContinuous Household Survey, 1993-1994
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