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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

General Household Survey, 1996-1997

Variable Details

VariableHHTYPF
LabelHOUSEHOLD TYPE F
Responses
1 1 PERS,PENSIONER 1393
2 1 PERS,NOT PENS 1106
3 2 + 1 PERS,PENS 61
4 2+1 PERS,NOT PEN 166
5 CPL,0 CH,W16-29 351
6 CPL,0 CH,W30-44 301
7 CPL,0 CH,W45-64 1192
8 CPL,0 CH,W65+ 745
9 CPL,1 DCH,M16-29 202
10 CPL,1 DCH,M30-44 444
11 CPL,1 DCH,M45-64 241
12 CPL,1 DCH,M 65+ 1
13 CPL,2 DCH,M16-29 156
14 CPL,2 DCH,M30-44 741
15 CPL,2 DCH,M45-64 98
16 CPL,2 DCH,M 65+ 0
17 CPL,3 DCH,M16-29 42
18 CPL,3 DCH,M30-44 240
19 CPL,3 DCH,M45-64 21
20 CPL,3 DCH,M 65+ 0
21 CPL,4+DCH,M16-29 19
22 CPL,4+DCH,M30-44 86
23 CPL,4+DCH,M45-64 9
24 CPL,4+DCH,M 65+ 0
25 CPL,NONDC,M16-29 0
26 CPL,NONDC,M30-44 84
27 CPL,NONDC,M45-64 455
28 CPL,NONDC,M 65+ 52
29 LONE P,1+DEP CH 610
30 LONE P,CH NONDEP 249
31 2 + FAMILIES 61
32 UNCLASSIFIABLE 20
33 SAME SEX COHAB 12
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationGeneral Household Survey, 1996-1997
UniversePrivate households in Great Britain;Households;National
SamplingSee documentation for details
Study TypeRepeated cross-sectional study
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