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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Expenditure and Food Survey, 2003-2004

Variable Details

Variablelnfin
LabelFES code in new format
Responses
11111 1
11972 1
31211 2
31221 4
31231 2
31232 1
31233 3
41111 4
43111 16
43211 1
43212 35
44111 1
45311 1
51111 120
51211 20
51212 7
51311 1
52111 5
52112 1
53111 13
53121 24
53122 2
53132 16
53133 2
53141 6
53151 1
54121 1
54131 1
55212 3
56211 1
61112 1
62212 3
63111 3
71112 266
71121 1
71122 544
71212 21
71311 2
72112 1
72311 6
72413 1
73111 17
73211 2
73311 1
73312 6
73412 1
73511 11
83111 2
91111 2
91121 13
91124 2
91211 1
91311 27
92111 8
92112 25
92115 1
92116 4
92211 3
92311 1
93111 4
93113 1
93311 1
94113 1
96111 5
96112 32
A1111 1
A2111 1
A4111 5
A4112 2
A4113 1
A5111 2
B112B 13
B2111 1
B2112 8
B2113 2
C3111 2
C3223 1
C5411 3
C7112 1
C7114 5
C7117 7
K1111 1
K1112 1
K1211 13
K1311 9
K1312 156
K1314 21
K1315 6
K1316 7
K1411 48
K1412 15
K3113 1
K4111 8
K5111 11
K5114 2
K5211 2
K5221 12
K5222 31
K5224 1
K5225 6
K5311 89
K5313 71
K5315 1
K5316 291
K5411 5
K5511 62
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationExpenditure and Food Survey, 2003-2004
Interviewer InstructionsEFS code in new format
UniverseNational;Households in the United Kingdom during 2003-2004
SamplingMulti-stage stratified random sample
Study TypeRepeated cross-sectional study. The 2001-2002 survey is the first in the annual EFS series.
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