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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Continuous Household Survey, 1983

Variable Details

Variabletype
LabelHousehold type - FES
Responses
1 1 man 98
2 1 woman 87
3 1 adult,1 child 27
4 1 adult,2 or more children 43
5 1 man and 1 woman 366
6 2 men or 2 women 47
7 1 man,1 woman and 1 child 219
8 2 men or 2 women and 1 child 8
9 1 man,1 woman,2 children 329
10 2 men or 2 women, and 2 children 3
11 1 man,1 woman,3 children 171
12 2 men or 2 women, and 3 children 6
13 2 adults,4 children 79
14 2 adults,5 children 31
15 2 adults,6 children 12
16 2 adults,7 or more children 11
17 3 adults 154
18 3 adults,1 child 72
19 3 adults,2 children 48
20 3 adults,3 children 34
21 3 adults,4 or more children 17
22 4 adults 74
23 4 adults,1 child 45
24 4 adults,2 or more children 52
25 5 adults 27
26 5 adults,1 or more children 36
27 6 or more adults 17
28 All other households with children 16
29 1 man,pensioner 102
30 1 woman,pensioner 295
31 1 man and 1 woman,pensioners 228
32 Pensioner household with children 45
33 Other pensioner household 141
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationContinuous Household Survey, 1983
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