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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Annual Population Survey, April 2005 - March 2006

Variable Details

Variableundhrs
LabelExtra hours wished to work
Responses
1 37
1.5 5
2 248
2.25 1
2.29999995231628 1
2.5 53
2.75 1
3 229
3.5 15
3.75 1
4 475
4.25 1
4.5 21
4.75 1
5 1618
5.25 1
5.44999980926514 1
5.5 16
5.67000007629394 1
5.69999980926514 1
6 524
6.30000019073486 1
6.5 12
7 441
7.25 1
7.40000009536743 1
7.5 139
7.75 1
8 897
8.25 1
8.5 7
9 174
9.5 7
10 2692
10.5 5
10.75 1
11 76
11.5 11
12 438
12.5 48
13 109
13.5 10
13.75 1
14 197
14.5 5
15 740
16 315
16.25 1
17 110
17.2999992370605 1
17.5 42
18 117
18.25 1
18.5 10
18.75 1
19 55
19.5 1
20 1007
21 52
21.5 5
22 68
22.5 11
23 43
23.5 2
24 129
25 166
25.5 1
26 16
27 25
27.5 3
28 40
28.5 1
29 9
29.5 1
30 251
31 13
31.5 2
32 42
32.5 2
33 13
34 10
35 43
36 10
37 20
37.5 11
38 5
39 2
40 60
44 1
45 5
47 1
48 1
50 9
54 2
55 2
80 2
97 97 or more 15
99 Dont know / No Answer 713
-9 Does not apply 352132
-8 No answer 0
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationAnnual Population Survey, April 2005 - March 2006
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