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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Scottish Household Survey, 2001-2002

Variable Details

VariableBENINC7
LabelIncome from child benefit
Responses
0 29
104 1
156 1
180 2
192 2
195 1
300 1
312 1
325 2
384 2
390 4
408 1
416 4
468 2
480 5
516 1
520 17
528 1
530.400024414062 1
533 1
540 3
546 1
559 3
572 11
576 1
598 1
600 15
612 2
624 12
642.599975585938 1
648 1
650 34
660 4
672 1
676 9
680 1
689 3
696 2
702 1
708 1
715 5
720 155
728 7
732 10
734.400024414063 1
741 1
744 112
750 1
751.440002441406 2
754 1
756 87
758.400024414062 1
767 1
768 6
780 1387
786.5 5
787.799987792969 1
793 24
795.599975585938 2
799 1
804 1
806 493
809.25 1
811.200012207031 3
812.5 6
813.799987792969 3
814.059997558594 2
815.099975585938 2
816 3
819 249
824.200012207031 17
832 202
838.5 2
840 10
842.400024414062 1
845 25
852 2
864 1
871 3
884 95
889.200012207031 3
897 1
900 1
903.960021972657 1
910 16
912.599975585938 7
915.200012207031 1
923 1
925.599975585938 1
936 16
960 10
975 3
988 1
1040 29
1053 1
1080 5
1092 2
1104 1
1140 1
1144 2
1152 3
1170 6
1176 1
1196 1
1200 267
1209 1
1212 16
1214.19995117187 1
1224 36
1235 2
1236 122
1240.80004882813 1
1248 37
1260 73
1261 1
1262.40002441406 1
1272 7
1274 3
1296 4
1300 904
1305.84997558594 1
1308 1
1313 16
1320 20
1326 93
1328.07995605469 1
1332 3
1339 536
1341.59997558594 4
1342.90002441406 2
1344 3
1344.19995117187 52
1344.2 1
1352 345
1357 1
1357.19995117187 1
1362.40002441406 1
1365 281
1367.59997558594 20
1367.98999023437 1
1368 1
1370.19995117187 3
1378 37
1380 1
1391 6
1392 2
1404 48
1416 1
1417 7
1428 1
1430 31
1440 16
1443 4
1445.59997558594 1
1456 43
1461.19995117187 3
1482 3
1488 1
1492.40002441406 1
1500 3
1508 1
1534 1
1560 62
1608 3
1612 4
1638 1
1644 1
1664 12
1680 56
1690 12
1691.81994628906 1
1716 8
1728 29
1729 1
1732.8 1
1736.40002441406 1
1737.59997558594 1
1740 12
1752 3
1755 6
1764 23
1768 5
1768.80004882813 1
1776 2
1780.80004882813 1
1781 3
1785 1
1800 11
1807 2
1820 256
1833 5
1836 1
1846 13
1848 1
1859 7
1872 195
1882.40002441406 15
1885 47
1896 1
1898 9
1900 2
1900.59997558594 2
1911 54
1912.30004882813 1
1916.19995117187 8
1917.89001464844 1
1918.15002441406 1
1920 1
1924 36
1937 1
1944 1
1950 14
1952.59997558594 1
1963 2
1976 24
1980 1
1989 4
2009.80004882813 1
2028 4
2040 1
2054 1
2080 8
2132 3
2160 11
2184 3
2196 1
2210 1
2220 2
2232 5
2236 4
2244 1
2268 4
2280 1
2288 3
2340 64
2353 1
2366 4
2379 1
2392 27
2400 4
2405 2
2418 26
2420.60009765625 3
2423.19995117187 1
2424 1
2444 17
2457 5
2464.80004882813 2
2470 3
2472.60009765625 1
2496 4
2522 1
2548 3
2574 1
2600 5
2640 1
2678 1
2760 3
2808 2
2860 3
2880 1
2912 4
2928 1
2951 1
2958.80004882813 3
2964 8
2988 2
2990 2
3000 1
3016 1
3055 1
3120 4
3172 1
3224 1
3380 3
3484 2
3536 4
3562 1
3720 1
3900 2
4004 1
5356 1
5460 1
6760 1
-999 Missing 0
Sysmiss 23079
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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