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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

General Household Survey, 2005

Variable Details

Variablenetsemjb
LabelWeekly Monthly annual Net income for SE
Question text On average, what is your WEEKLY or MONTHLY (or ANNUAL) income from this job/business over the last 12 months - AFTER deducting Income Tax and National Insurance contributions?
Responses
-9 DNA 20853
-8 NA 65
-7 REFUSED SECTION 535
-6 CHILD/MS/PROXY 8334
2 2
2.5 1
15 3
25 2
27 1
30 3
32 1
33 1
35 1
40 4
44 1
45 2
48 1
50 8
55 1
60 3
75 1
80 3
90 2
100 11
110 1
120 3
125 1
130 1
150 12
157 1
160 2
170 1
180 3
200 14
201 1
220 1
240 2
250 4
270 1
280 3
300 9
320 1
330 1
350 3
360 1
400 7
450 4
470 1
480 1
500 11
540 1
550 1
580 1
600 5
650 1
700 2
800 5
846 1
900 3
1000 11
1100 1
1131 1
1200 8
1248 1
1300 3
1350 1
1400 1
1500 5
1600 4
1700 1
1800 5
1900 1
2000 10
2100 2
2200 3
2250 1
2300 1
2400 1
2500 5
2700 1
2750 1
2800 2
2850 1
3000 5
3500 1
4000 2
5000 4
5500 1
6500 1
6835.08 1
7000 1
7200 1
7500 1
10000 2
10800 1
12000 2
15000 4
16000 1
18000 3
19000 1
20000 7
24000 4
25000 2
32000 2
32400 1
50000 1
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationGeneral Household Survey, 2005
UniversePrivate households in Great Britain;Households;National
SamplingSee documentation for details.
Study TypeRepeated cross-sectional study
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