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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Quarterly Labour Force Survey Household Dataset, September - November, 1995

Variable Details

VariableTHHADJ
LabelType of household - after adjustments
Responses
1 1 person 16778
2 2 or more persons, all diff families 3395
3 couple, no chld, no others 34093
4 couple, no chld, others 1557
5 couple, all dep chld, no others 52392
6 couple, dep & non-dep chld, no others 8434
7 couple, all non-dep chld, no others 13462
8 couple, all dep chld, others 1673
9 couple, dep & non-dep chld, others 428
10 couple, all non-dep chld, others 703
11 lone par, all dep chld, no others 10282
12 lone par, dep & non-dep chdn, no others 1463
13 lone par, all non-dep chld, no others 4145
14 lone par, all dep children, others 517
15 lone par, dep & non-dep chdn, others 109
16 lone par, all non-dep children, others 433
17 2 or more families, all dep chld 941
18 2 or more families, dep & non-dep chld 648
19 2 or more families, all non-dep chld 224
20 2 or more families, no chld 166
-9 Does not apply 81
-8 No answer 0
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationQuarterly Labour Force Survey Household Dataset, September - November, 1995
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