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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Commercial Victimisation Survey, 2012

Variable Details

VariableT28
LabelCan you estimate the total amount spent on security for these premises in the last 12 months?
Responses
-2 Refused 32
-1 Dont know 554
0 332
5 3
10 5
20 1
25 2
30 2
40 2
50 9
60 1
70 2
75 1
80 3
90 1
99 1
100 39
120 2
130 1
135 1
136 1
140 2
150 13
200 59
225 1
240 2
250 11
270 1
280 2
300 40
320 1
340 1
350 5
360 1
400 17
408 1
450 2
475 1
500 87
550 3
600 33
620 1
650 1
700 12
750 6
800 11
850 1
900 9
1000 96
1100 1
1150 1
1200 12
1400 1
1500 31
1700 1
1800 3
1900 1
2000 84
2500 19
2800 1
3000 53
3500 6
3600 1
4000 21
4500 4
5000 69
6000 25
6400 1
6450 1
6500 1
6575 1
7000 3
7500 1
8000 12
8500 1
9000 2
10000 43
12000 7
14000 3
15000 20
16400 1
17000 1
18000 2
20000 19
22000 4
24000 1
25000 13
30000 13
35000 10
38000 1
40000 5
45000 2
46000 1
50000 14
52000 1
54000 1
60000 6
65000 1
70000 3
75000 3
80000 6
85000 1
90000 4
100000 10
101000 1
115000 1
120000 3
124000 1
125000 3
130000 2
140000 1
150000 6
160000 2
180000 1
200000 4
230000 1
250000 7
300000 2
310000 1
350000 2
375000 1
400000 1
500000 1
600000 1
750000 1
1000000 1
1250000 1
2000000 5
2500000 1
4000000 1
5000000 1
Sysmiss 2001
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationCommercial Victimisation Survey, 2012
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