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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Family Expenditure Survey, 1999-2000

Variable Details

Variablea061
LabelHousehold composition - 16yr adult basis
Responses
1 One man 919
2 One woman 1209
3 One man; one child 15
4 One woman; one child 200
5 One man; 2 plus children 17
6 One woman; 2 plus children 249
7 One man and 1 woman 2052
8 Two men or two women 157
9 1 man; 1 woman & 1 child 450
10 2 men or 2 women; 1 child 21
11 1 man; 1 woman; 2 children 567
12 2 men or 2 women; 2 children 12
13 1 man; 1 woman; 3 children 210
14 2 men or 2 women; 3 children 4
15 Two adults; 4 children 46
16 Two adults; 5 children 16
17 Two adults; 6+ children 4
18 Three adults 439
19 Three adults; 1 child 166
20 Three adults; 2 children 58
21 Three adults; 3 children 22
22 Three adults; 4+ children 11
23 Four adults 148
24 Four adults; 1 child 39
25 Four adults; 2+ children 22
26 Five adults 24
27 Five adults; 1+ children 13
28 Six or more adults 5
29 Children only 0
30 Other hholds with children 2
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationFamily Expenditure Survey, 1999-2000
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