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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Living in Wales: Household Survey; 2006, 2007 and 2008 Combined Data Files

Variable Details

Variables30
LabelGross 2nd income amount (£) (Q175)
Responses
-1 Answered in other part 102
1 1
10 4
15 1
18 1
20 7
23 1
25 6
28 2
30 7
35 1
40 3
45 1
50 14
55 5
56 1
60 7
64 1
65 3
70 9
75 3
80 9
84 1
85 1
90 5
95 1
100 12
105 1
110 2
114 1
120 4
130 1
140 2
146 1
150 4
160 2
165 1
175 1
180 1
200 10
220 1
230 2
239 1
250 6
260 2
290 1
300 9
325 1
340 2
350 3
360 1
400 2
420 1
440 1
450 1
500 8
520 2
550 1
600 1
700 2
750 3
800 1
900 1
1000 12
1200 2
1400 1
1500 10
1600 2
1650 1
1800 1
2000 9
2080 1
2500 6
2600 1
2700 1
3000 12
3500 2
3600 1
3650 1
3700 2
4000 5
4160 1
4300 1
4500 2
4680 1
5000 9
6000 3
6500 1
8000 7
8500 1
9000 1
9360 1
9500 2
10000 8
11000 2
11440 1
12000 4
15000 1
20000 3
25000 1
30000 2
42000 1
43000 1
55000 1
Sysmiss 36271
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationLiving in Wales: Household Survey; 2006, 2007 and 2008 Combined Data Files
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