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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

General Household Survey, 2004-2005

Variable Details

Variableage
LabelAGE
Responses
0 257
1 233
2 249
3 266
4 245
5 256
6 250
7 259
8 258
9 281
10 274
11 293
12 281
13 279
14 276
15 289
16 250
17 258
18 210
19 208
20 205
21 246
22 243
23 226
24 223
25 250
26 216
27 234
28 202
29 241
30 268
31 264
32 307
33 313
34 290
35 298
36 305
37 304
38 331
39 330
40 343
41 311
42 290
43 293
44 320
45 260
46 270
47 279
48 249
49 270
50 239
51 296
52 244
53 254
54 271
55 300
56 278
57 357
58 289
59 230
60 256
61 229
62 206
63 212
64 209
65 212
66 211
67 192
68 193
69 177
70 183
71 152
72 144
73 167
74 163
75 156
76 130
77 149
78 121
79 117
80 111
81 89
82 90
83 90
84 93
85 42
86 61
87 39
88 30
89 27
90 18
91 14
92 9
93 7
94 3
95 4
96 2
98 1
99 1
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationGeneral Household Survey, 2004-2005
UniversePrivate households in Great Britain;Households;National
SamplingSee documentation for details
Study TypeRepeated cross-sectional study
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