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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Northern Ireland Labour Force Survey, 1998

Variable Details

Variablehldcmp
LabelComposition of household
Responses
1 1 male, 65+, no chld 118
2 1 female, 60+, no chld 311
3 1 adult, under pens. age, no chld 362
4 1 adult, 1 child 182
5 1 adult, 2 or more chld 489
6 Marr couple both und pens age,no chld 565
7 Cohab couple both und pens age,no chld 98
8 Married couple 1+ over pens age, no chld 633
9 Cohab couple 1+ over pens age, no chld 2
10 Married couple, one chld 600
11 Married couple, two chld 1143
12 Married couple, 3+ chld 1266
13 Cohab couple, one chld 51
14 Cohab couple, two chld 72
15 Cohab couple, 3+ chld 56
16 2 ad,not m or c,both und pens age,no chl 146
17 2 ad,not m or c, 1+ over pens age,no chl 213
18 2 ad,not m or c, 1+ chld 152
19 3+ adults,no chld, inc 1+ mar/coh couple 995
20 3+ ads,1 or 2 chld,inc 1+ mar/coh couple 874
21 3+ adults, 3+ chld, inc 1+ mar/coh coupl 313
22 3+ adults no chld 217
23 3+ adults 1+ chld 100
24 Same sex cohabiting couple 0
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationNorthern Ireland Labour Force Survey, 1998
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