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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Scottish Household Survey, 2017

Variable Details

Variableannetinc
LabelTotal Net Annual Income
Responses
2000 £2,000 or less 31
3000 31
4000 72
5000 71
6000 130
7000 168
8000 255
9000 225
10000 308
11000 284
12000 357
13000 327
14000 341
15000 318
16000 341
17000 284
18000 370
19000 294
20000 260
21000 241
22000 259
23000 240
24000 255
25000 222
26000 239
27000 165
28000 177
29000 170
30000 205
31000 174
32000 177
33000 133
34000 174
35000 152
36000 185
37000 129
38000 124
39000 108
40000 137
41000 131
42000 148
43000 110
44000 93
45000 76
46000 98
47000 85
48000 104
49000 80
50000 78
51000 54
52000 63
53000 57
54000 60
55000 45
56000 50
57000 43
58000 42
59000 40
60000 56
61000 21
62000 46
63000 £63,000+ 558
Sysmiss 387
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationScottish Household Survey, 2017
UniverseHouseholds and individual adults within households in Scotland.
SamplingOne-stage stratified or systematic random sample
Study TypeTime Series Repeated cross-sectional study
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