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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Family Resources Survey, 1999-2000

Variable Details

Variableacorn
LabelACORN
Responses
1 Thriving-Wealthy suburbs, large detached 0
2 Thriving-Villages with wealthy commuters 0
3 Thriving-Mature affluent home owning are 0
4 Thriving-Affluent suburbs, older familie 0
5 Thriving-Mature, well-off suburbs 0
6 Thriving-Agricultural villages, home-bas 0
7 Thirving-Hol retreats,oldr people, home 0
8 Thirving-Home owning areas, well-off old 0
9 Thirving-Private flats, elderly people 0
10 Expanding-Affluent working families with 0
11 Expanding-Affluent wrkng cpls with mortg 0
12 Expanding-Transient wrkfrcs,livng at the 0
13 Expanding-Home owning family areas 0
14 Expanding-Home owning family areas, olde 0
15 Expanding-Families with mortgages, young 0
16 Rising-Well off town & city areas 0
17 Rising-Flats & mortgs, singles & young w 0
18 Rising-Furnshed flats & bedsits, ynger s 0
19 Rising-Aprtmnts, yng professional single 0
20 Rising-Gentrified multi-ethnic areas 0
21 Rising-Prosperous enclaves, highly quali 0
22 Rising-Academic cntrs, studnts & young p 0
23 Rising-Affluent city centre areas, tenem 0
24 Rising-Partially gentrified multi-ethnic 0
25 Rising-Converted flats & bedsits, single 0
26 Settling-Mature established home owning 0
27 Settling-Rural areas, mixed occupations 0
28 Settling-Established home owning areas 0
29 Settling-Hme owng areas, council tenants 0
30 Settling-Estblshd home owning areas, ski 0
31 Settling-Home owners in oldr proprts, yo 0
32 Settling-Home owning areas with skilled 0
33 Aspiring-Council areas, some new home ow 0
34 Aspiring-Mature home owning areas, skill 0
35 Aspiring-Low rise estates,oldr wrkrs,new 0
36 Aspiring-Home ownng multi-ethnic areas,y 0
37 Aspiring-Multi-occupied town cntrs, mixe 0
38 Aspiring-Multi-ethnic areas, white colla 0
39 Striving-Home ownrs, small councl flats, 0
40 Striving-Council areas, older people, he 0
41 Striving-Better-off council areas, new h 0
42 Striving-Concil areas,yng famles,sme new 0
43 Striving-Council areas, yng famls, many 0
44 Striving-Multi-occupied terraces, multi- 0
45 Striving-Low rise council housing, less 0
46 Striving-Council areas, residents with h 0
47 Striving-Estates with high unemployment 0
48 Striving-Council flats, elderly people, 0
49 Striving-Council flats, very high unempl 0
50 Striving-Council areas,high unemploymnt, 0
51 Striving-Council flats,greatst hrdshp,ma 0
52 Striving-Multi-ethnic, large families, o 0
53 Striving-Multi-ethnic, severe unemplymnt 0
54 Striving-Multi-ethnic, high unemploymnt, 0
-1 24988
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationFamily Resources Survey, 1999-2000
UniverseLocation of units of observation:National;Population:Private households in Great Britain south of the Caledonian Canal. <br> Private households in Northern Ireland.
SamplingMulti-stage stratified random sample
Study TypeRepeated cross-sectional study annual - analysed on a financial year basis.
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