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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Youth Cohort Study of England and Wales, 2002-2005

Variable Details

Variables3q41b
LabelTake home pay each month from all jobs (pence)
Responses
-9 Not answered 165
-8 Don't know 0
-1 Item not applicable 7389
2162 1
7500 1
8000 1
10000 1
12000 1
14000 1
15000 1
16000 2
16500 1
18000 3
20000 7
20400 1
21000 1
21667 1
24000 3
24571 1
25000 4
27000 1
27900 1
28000 2
29000 1
29400 1
30000 11
33000 1
34000 1
35000 6
36000 2
37000 1
38000 1
40000 5
41000 3
42000 1
43000 2
45000 2
45850 1
46000 2
46900 1
49000 1
50000 15
51000 1
52500 1
52800 1
55000 3
56000 2
60000 10
62000 1
62585 1
65000 4
65015 1
66800 1
67564 1
68000 1
70000 12
73000 1
74000 1
75000 4
75800 1
76000 1
77000 1
77865 1
78000 2
78250 1
80000 10
81000 1
82000 1
84400 1
85000 6
86000 1
86600 1
88000 1
90000 9
92000 3
93235 1
95000 3
98000 1
100000 17
101000 1
105000 1
106000 1
107000 1
108000 1
109767 1
110000 3
111000 1
115000 1
120000 3
140000 1
150000 2
160000 1
170000 1
321000 1
999600 CATI code: Student only works in vacation 1
Sysmiss 8930
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationYouth Cohort Study of England and Wales, 2002-2005
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