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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Scottish Household Survey, 2001-2002

Variable Details

VariableBENINC2
LabelIncome from family credit
Responses
50 3
92 1
104 2
156 1
160 1
168 2
202 1
240 3
260 1
264 1
300 2
312 2
318 1
325 1
364 4
384 2
390 3
400 2
416 1
442 1
450 1
468 2
476 1
480 5
504 1
520 15
540 2
572 4
586.039978027344 1
600 4
624 5
636 1
650 2
676 5
686.400024414062 1
696 1
720 4
728 6
741 1
780 5
832 7
840 4
910 1
918 1
936 1
988 4
1000 1
1014 2
1020 1
1040 10
1066 1
1092 3
1105 1
1140 1
1144 2
1170 5
1196 1
1200 7
1222 1
1224 1
1248 4
1274 2
1300 13
1326 1
1352 4
1404 7
1415.9599609375 1
1416 1
1430 2
1440 3
1456 3
1476 1
1482 1
1495 1
1508 2
1560 7
1628.64001464844 2
1664 10
1716 5
1740 1
1768 5
1800 1
1820 18
1872 5
1920 7
1921.92004394531 1
1924 9
1950 3
1976 4
1980 1
2000 2
2016 1
2028 3
2080 14
2100 1
2106 2
2132 1
2148 1
2159 1
2160 2
2184 16
2210 1
2236 6
2268 1
2288 4
2314 4
2340 4
2400 19
2419.56005859375 1
2424 1
2444 2
2470 2
2496 3
2520 1
2548 9
2600 20
2611.9599609375 1
2640 2
2652 5
2704 8
2756 10
2760 9
2772 1
2782 1
2808 6
2830 3
2856 1
2860 8
2875.60009765625 1
2880 3
2912 14
2964 3
2990 2
3000 2
3003 1
3016 7
3048 1
3060 1
3068 5
3070.080078125 2
3072 3
3120 29
3152.23999023438 1
3172 2
3192 3
3224 5
3240 1
3276 1
3328 7
3380 14
3384 2
3432 5
3436.67993164062 2
3458 1
3484 7
3510 2
3536 8
3588 10
3600 13
3627 1
3640 22
3655.60009765625 1
3696 1
3744 7
3780 2
3796 11
3822 1
3848 10
3874 2
3900 22
3926 1
3948 2
3952 7
4004 9
4017 2
4056 11
4076.80004882813 1
4082 7
4095 5
4108 9
4134 1
4160 35
4200 2
4212 6
4237.47998046875 1
4264 6
4290 1
4316 8
4342 1
4364.35986328125 1
4368 5
4416 1
4420 29
4459 1
4472 10
4524 2
4550 5
4576 8
4602 3
4628 4
4644 1
4654 1
4664.39990234375 1
4680 14
4732 3
4765.7998046875 1
4784 8
4800 8
4810 1
4824 1
4825.60009765625 2
4836 5
4888 1
4940 7
4966 1
4992 5
5018 1
5028 1
5044 5
5096 6
5100 1
5101.2001953125 1
5148 2
5187 1
5200 30
5252 4
5280 2
5304 6
5356 8
5369 1
5400 2
5408 13
5421 1
5434 1
5460 5
5512 5
5520 3
5564 2
5574.39990234375 1
5590 1
5616 2
5642 1
5668 2
5694 1
5720 10
5733 1
5746 1
5772 12
5808 1
5811 1
5824 1
5850 2
5876 2
5980 11
6000 2
6000.7998046875 1
6006 3
6032 3
6084 3
6136 3
6188 4
6240 10
6292 1
6344 6
6354.39990234375 2
6396 4
6450.080078125 1
6476.60009765625 1
6500 3
6552 2
6604 2
6630 3
6656 1
6708 3
6760 8
6786 1
6812 5
6864 3
6916 4
6968 1
7020 8
7046 1
7072 1
7080 1
7098 1
7124 3
7176 2
7200 2
7225.39990234375 1
7228 1
7236 1
7280 9
7332 1
7436 1
7488 1
7540 1
7615.14013671875 1
7644 1
7696 1
7800 8
7852 1
7904 1
7956 1
7982 1
8060 3
8320 2
8372 1
8400 1
8424 1
8476 2
8580 1
8814 1
8840 2
9048 2
9100 1
9204 1
9256 1
9412 2
9516 1
9568 1
9620 1
9880 3
10296 2
10842 1
10868 1
11180 1
-999 Missing 0
Sysmiss 29385
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationScottish Household Survey, 2001-2002
UniverseHouseholds and individual adults within households in Scotland.;Scottish Adults;National
SamplingSimple random sample; Multi-stage stratified random sample;Random adult sample
Study TypeRepeated cross-sectional study. This study is the full version of the SHS 2001-2002, whereas SN 5031 contains the Lite dataset.
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