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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Family Expenditure Survey, 1999-2000

Variable Details

Variablepafreg
LabelPostal address file region (GOR based)
Responses
1 North East Metropolitan 135
2 North East Non-Metropolitan 165
3 North West Metropolitan 282
4 North West Non-Metropolitan 327
5 Merseyside 152
6 Yorks & Humberside Metropolitan 388
7 Yorks & Humberside Non-Metropolitan 197
8 East Midlands 461
9 West Midlands Metropolitan 263
10 West Midlands Non-Metropolitan 306
11 Eastern Outer Metropolitan 263
12 East Anglia 253
13 Eastern Other (Ex East Anglia) 87
14 London North East 214
15 London North West 183
16 London South East 172
17 London South West 168
18 South East Outer Metropolitan 383
19 South East Other 519
20 South West 599
21 Glamorgan, Gwent 232
22 Clwyd, Gwynedd, Dyfed, Powys 133
23 Highland, Grampian, Tayside 133
24 Fife, Central, Lothian 180
25 Glasgow 87
26 Strathclyde ex Glasgow 192
27 Borders, Dumfries, Galloway 36
28 Northern Ireland 587
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationFamily Expenditure Survey, 1999-2000
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