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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Northern Ireland Gambling Prevalence Survey, 2010

Variable Details

VariableV3800
LabelQ38 Thinking about all possible sources of income, which band does your PERSONAL income fall into before deductions for Tax and National Insurance?
Responses
1 D - Under £59 per week \ Under £258 per month 61
2 Z - £60 - £99 per week \ £258 - <£433 per month 135
3 F - £100-£199 per week \ £433 - <£866 per month 198
4 H - £200-£299 per week \ £866 - <£1,299 per month 120
5 S - £300-£399 per week \ £1,299 - < £1,733 per month 84
6 P - £400-£499 per week \ £1,733 - <£2,166 per month 51
7 T - £500-£599 per week \ £2,166 - <£3,033 per month 63
8 R - £600-£699 per week \ £3,033 - <£4,333 per month 20
9 M - £700-£999 per week \ £4,333 - <£6,499 per month 6
10 C - £1,000-£1,999 per week \ £6,499 - <£8,666 per month 5
11 L - £2,000+ per week \ £8,666 + per month 4
12 Refused 245
13 No personal income 40
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationNorthern Ireland Gambling Prevalence Survey, 2010
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