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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Northern Ireland Family Expenditure Survey, 1996-1997

Variable Details

Variableregmet
LabelStandard region with metropolitan areas
Responses
1 Northern metropolitan 0
2 North non-metropolitan 0
3 Yorks and humberside metropoli 0
4 Yorks and humberside non-metro 0
5 North west metropolitan 0
6 North west non-metropolitan 0
7 East midlands non-metropolitan 0
8 West midlands metropolitan 0
9 West midlands non-metropolitan 0
10 East anglia 0
11 Greater London north east 0
12 Greater London north west 0
13 Greater London south east 0
14 Greater London south west 0
15 South east metropolitan 0
16 South east other 0
17 South west 0
18 Wales i (gwent & 3 glamorgans) 0
19 Wales ii (clw, gwy, pow & dyf) 0
20 Scotland i (gram, high & tay) 0
21 Scotland ii (loth, fife & cen) 0
22 Scotland iii met (strathclyde) 0
23 Scotland iii non-met (strath) 0
24 Scotland iv (dum/gall & bord) 0
25 Northern Ireland 581
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationNorthern Ireland Family Expenditure Survey, 1996-1997
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