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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Quarterly Labour Force Survey, July - September, 1993

Variable Details

Variableagedfe
LabelAge at preceeding 31 August
Responses
-9 Does not apply 0
-8 No answer 237
0 3390
1 2149
2 2143
3 2138
4 2090
5 2214
6 2147
7 2047
8 2043
9 2050
10 1996
11 2017
12 2058
13 1973
14 1929
15 1809
16 1797
17 1680
18 1693
19 1700
20 1775
21 1946
22 1933
23 2027
24 2105
25 2249
26 2297
27 2359
28 2428
29 2360
30 2353
31 2298
32 2323
33 2284
34 2213
35 2167
36 2063
37 1963
38 1928
39 2071
40 1994
41 1967
42 2044
43 2063
44 2187
45 2504
46 2139
47 1953
48 1938
49 1901
50 1742
51 1574
52 1595
53 1523
54 1558
55 1562
56 1562
57 1499
58 1552
59 1442
60 1432
61 1486
62 1529
63 1446
64 1442
65 1436
66 1506
67 1378
68 1429
69 1373
70 1409
71 1554
72 1499
73 1096
74 904
75 883
76 931
77 924
78 919
79 776
80 701
81 615
82 556
83 487
84 439
85 353
86 263
87 223
88 179
89 134
90 115
91 63
92 18
98 81
99 99 and over 47
Sysmiss 87
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationQuarterly Labour Force Survey, July - September, 1993
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