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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Continuous Household Survey, 2003-2004

Variable Details

Variableamount17
LabelTotal amount of this income
Question text Please examine the list and choose which represents the annual gross or total amount of this income?
Responses
0 Question not asked 0
1 Less than £520, say less than £10 per week 33
2 £520 - £1040, say between £10 and £20 per week 37
3 £1040 - £1560, say between £20 and £30 per week 31
4 £1560 - £2090, say between £30 and £40 per week 27
5 £2090 - £2610, say between £40 and £50 per week 42
6 £2610 - £3130, say between £50 and £60 per week 26
7 £3130 - £3650, say between £60 and £70 per week 20
8 £3650 - £4170, say between £70 and £80 per week 20
9 £4170 - £4690, say between £80 and £90 per week 12
10 £4690 - £5210, say between £90 and £100 per week 19
11 £5210 - £6260, say between £100 and £120 per week 27
12 £6260 - £7300, say between £120 and £140 per week 15
13 £7300 - £8340, say between £140 and £160 per week 16
14 £8340 - £9390, say between £160 and £180 per week 9
15 £9390 - £10430, say between £180 and £200 per week 12
16 £10430 - £11470, say between £200 and £220 per week 17
17 £11470 - £12510, say between £220 and £240 per week 5
18 £12510 - £13560, say between £240 and £260 per week 7
19 £13650 - £14600, say between £260 and £280 per week 6
20 £14600 - £15640, say between £280 and £300 per week 4
21 £15640 - £16690, say between £300 and £320 per week 3
22 £16690 - £17730, say between £320 and £340 per week 2
23 £17730 - £18770, say between £340 and £360 per week 4
24 £18770 - £19810, say between £360 and £380 per week 0
25 £19810 - £20860, say between £380 and £400 per week 7
26 £20860 - £23460, say between £400 and £450 per week 3
27 £23460 - £26070, say between £450 and £500 per week 4
28 £26070 - £28680, say between £500 and £550 per week 1
29 £28680 - £31200, say between £550 and £600 per week 1
30 £31200 - £33800, say between £600 and £650 per week 3
31 ú33800-ú36400, between ú650 & ú700 pw 0
32 £33800 - £36400, say between £650 and £700 per week 2
33 £36400 - £39000, say between £700 and £750 per week 0
34 £39000 - £41600, say between £750 and £800 per week 0
35 £41600 - £44200, say between £800 and £850 per week 0
36 £44200 - £46800, say between £850 and £900 per week 0
37 £46800 - £49400, say between £900 and £950 per week 0
38 £49400 - £52000, say between £950 and £1000 per week 1
39 £52000 and over, say over £1000 per week 0
-3 Refused 26
-1 Dont Know 11
Sysmiss 4836
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationContinuous Household Survey, 2003-2004
Interviewer InstructionsSHOW CARD 31 (INCOME).
UniversePrivate households in Northern Ireland.;Households;National
SamplingMulti-stage stratified random sample;The sample is drawn as a simple random sample from three strata. The first of these strata is the Belfast District Council area. The other two are formed by dividing the remainder of the province into East and West along district council boundaries. Within each of these strata a simple random sample of addresses is drawn, with size proportional to the distribution of domestic addresses on the rating list.
Study TypeRepeated cross-sectional study. Data are collected annually.
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