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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Family Expenditure Survey, 2000-2001

Variable Details

Variablegaspayo
LabelHow do you pay for your gas?
Responses
22.00 covers both el 1
BY GAS STAMPS 1
Block cent heating 1
Direct Debit 1
Direct debit 4
In the Service Charg 1
Included in the rent 1
PAY FOR BOTTLED GAS 1
Pay off 15.00 & set 1
Rent 1
See note 1
bill not paid yet 1
by cheque 1
card purchase scheme 1
cash 2
cash for cylinder 1
central bloc boiler 1
cheque 3
ddt. from benefit 1
direct Debit 1
direct bebit 1
direct debit 9
give money to son 1
heating in rent 1
in rent but now dedu 1
in rental 1
in with the rent 1
inc in service payme 1
inc in the rent 1
included in rent 7
included in the rent 2
no bill just fitted 1
paid to lanlord 1
paid with rent 1
paid within service 1
pay at post office 1
pay landlady 1
quantum system 1
quarterly by bank 1
quarterly cheque 1
rent 2
secure homes 1
split bill 1
stamps 4
stamps purchased 5.0 1
upon delivery 1
variable dd 1
yearly in advance 1
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationFamily Expenditure Survey, 2000-2001
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