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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Integrated Household Survey, October 2009 - September 2010

Variable Details

VariableDVAge
LabelAge
Responses
0 5197
1 5359
2 5419
3 5356
4 5307
5 5297
6 5042
7 4980
8 4864
9 5059
10 5176
11 5410
12 5432
13 5621
14 5527
15 5651
16 5549
17 5623
18 5373
19 5194
20 4780
21 4707
22 4717
23 4683
24 4593
25 4682
26 4593
27 4543
28 4775
29 5020
30 5330
31 4791
32 4747
33 4777
34 4914
35 5306
36 5202
37 5626
38 5945
39 6044
40 6155
41 6060
42 6165
43 6410
44 6257
45 6634
46 6277
47 6307
48 6209
49 6037
50 5957
51 5884
52 5882
53 5631
54 5419
55 5534
56 5570
57 5566
58 5390
59 5601
60 5762
61 5888
62 6514
63 6538
64 5216
65 5474
66 5226
67 4855
68 4412
69 4216
70 4396
71 4322
72 4175
73 4064
74 3726
75 3558
76 3155
77 3092
78 2913
79 2792
80 2542
81 2274
82 2032
83 1929
84 1723
85 1488
86 1237
87 1053
88 935
89 817
90 622
91 358
92 233
93 218
94 160
95 104
96 74
97 63
98 37
99 56
100 1
101 1
104 1
106 1
109 1
998 Refusal 0
999 Don't Know 0
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationIntegrated Household Survey, October 2009 - September 2010
UniversePersons resident in the UK in private households, and young people living away from the parental home in student halls of residence or similar institutions during term time.;National
SamplingEach of the surveys comprising the IHS have their own sampling design, meaning that the IHS includes clustered and non-clustered, multistage and single stage component samples and also cross-sectional and longitudinal data.
Study TypeRepeated cross-sectional study
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