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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Families and Children Study: Waves 1-10, 1999-2008

Variable Details

Variableejsc58
LabelWhat would you say would be the minimum you would need to have coming in from wages and from all these extra sources each week for a new job to be worth taking?
Responses
0 2
4 1
5 2
6 1
7 3
9 1
12 1
20 1
25 1
50 11
55 1
60 7
66 1
67 1
70 4
72 1
75 3
80 6
84 1
85 1
90 5
92 1
94 1
100 42
108 1
110 4
115 1
120 16
125 7
130 11
136 1
140 8
150 58
160 8
165 1
170 9
175 9
180 11
185 1
190 2
200 112
205 1
210 1
215 2
220 5
222 1
225 2
230 3
231 1
235 1
240 1
248 1
250 98
260 4
265 2
267 1
270 2
275 4
300 68
308 1
320 2
323 1
335 1
346 1
350 22
354 1
375 1
380 2
400 18
420 1
440 1
450 5
470 1
490 1
500 22
520 1
525 1
550 3
600 12
700 5
750 3
770 1
800 6
850 2
900 4
920 1
950 1
983 1
1000 9
1100 3
1110 1
1170 1
1180 1
1200 4
1300 1
1400 4
1450 1
1500 3
1600 3
1800 4
2000 2
2270 1
2500 2
4500 1
5000 2
6300 1
8000 1
9998 Refusal 0
9999 Don't Know 95
Sysmiss 6921
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationFamilies and Children Study: Waves 1-10, 1999-2008
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