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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Living in Wales: Household Survey, 2005

Variable Details

Variableh141
LabelGross household income per week (Q184)
Responses
-1 Answered in other part 859
1 Less than £10 3
2 £10 less than £20 0
3 £20 less than £30 1
4 £30 less than £40 1
5 £40 less than £50 2
6 £50 less than £60 7
7 £60 less than £70 2
8 £70 less than £80 2
9 £80 less than £90 7
10 £90 less than £100 7
11 £100 less than £120 16
12 £120 less than £140 19
13 £140 less than £160 18
14 £160 less than £180 28
15 £180 less than £200 23
16 £200 less than £220 34
17 £220 less than £240 30
18 £240 less than £260 19
19 £260 less than £280 26
20 £280 less than £300 20
21 £300 less than £320 27
22 £320 less than £340 21
23 £340 less than £360 27
24 £360 less than £380 22
25 £380 less than £400 25
26 £400 less than £450 48
27 £450 less than £500 55
28 £500 less than £550 53
29 £550 less than £600 51
30 £600 less than £650 44
31 £650 less than £700 44
32 £700 or more 273
Sysmiss 5972
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationLiving in Wales: Household Survey, 2005
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