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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Continuous Household Survey, 1996-1997

Variable Details

Variablegross
LabelTOT gross annual income HHOLD-ALL source
Responses
0 Question not asked 0
1 Less than œ2000, say less than œ40 per w 15
2 œ 2000 - œ 2999, say between œ40 and œ57 74
3 œ 3000 - œ 3999, say between œ58 and œ77 194
4 œ 4000 - œ 4999, say between œ78 and œ96 180
5 œ 5000 - œ 5999, say between œ97 and œ11 247
6 œ 6000 - œ 6999, say between œ116 and œ1 209
7 œ 7000 - œ 7999, say between œ136 and œ1 211
8 œ 8000 - œ 9999, say between œ154 and œ1 281
9 œ 10000 - œ 11999, say between œ193 and 247
10 œ 12000 - œ 14999, say between œ231 and 286
11 œ 15000 - œ 17999, say between œ290 and 305
12 œ 18000 - œ 19999, say between œ347 and 211
13 œ 20000 - œ 22999, say between œ386 and 225
14 œ 23000 - œ 25999, say between œ443 and 208
15 œ 26000 - œ 28999, say between œ501 and 167
16 œ 29000 and Over, say over œ558 a week 488
-3 Refused 122
-1 Dont Know 392
Sysmiss 1530
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationContinuous Household Survey, 1996-1997
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