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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Living in Wales: Household Survey, 2004

Variable Details

Variables21
LabelGross self-employed income amount (annual) (x166_Single1(1))
Responses
1 less than £520 1
2 £520 less than £1040 5
3 £1040 less than £1560 10
4 £1560 less than £2080 4
5 £2080 less than £2600 6
6 £2600 less than £3120 3
7 £3120 less than £3640 3
8 £3640 less than £4160 4
9 £4160 less than £4680 2
10 £4680 less than £5200 5
11 £5200 less than £6240 11
12 £6240 less than £7280 5
13 £7280 less than £8320 3
14 £8320 less than £9360 7
15 £9360 less than £10400 11
16 £10400 less than £11440 14
17 £11440 less than £12480 14
18 £12480 less than £13520 6
19 £13520 less than £14560 4
20 £14560 less than £15600 1
21 £15600 less than £16640 6
22 £16640 less than £17680 4
23 £17680 less than £18720 6
24 £18720 less than £19760 6
25 £19760 less than £20800 5
26 £20800 less than £23400 10
27 £23400 less than £26000 11
28 £26000 less than £28600 9
29 £28600 less than £31200 7
30 £31200 less than £33800 7
31 £33800 less than £36400 0
32 £36400 or more 16
Sysmiss 11803
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationLiving in Wales: Household Survey, 2004
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