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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Family Resources Survey, 2004-2005

Variable Details

VariableHHCOMPS
LabelHousehold comp - revised
Responses
1 One male adult, no children over pension age 1201
2 One female adult, no children over pension age 3080
3 One male adult, no children, under pension age 2429
4 One female adult, no children, under pension age 1691
5 Two adults, no children, both over pension age 3050
6 Two adults, no children, one over pension age 1371
7 Two adults, no children, both under pension age 4757
8 Three or more adults, no children 1765
9 One adult, one child 984
10 One adult, two children 709
11 One adult, three or more children 357
12 Two adults, one child 2035
13 Two adults, two children 2557
14 Two adults, three or more children 1122
15 Three or more adults, one child 561
16 Three or more adults, two children 252
17 Three or more adults, three or more chidren 120
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationFamily Resources Survey, 2004-2005
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