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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Scottish Social Attitudes Survey, 2019

Variable Details

Variableshdpay5
LabelWhat jobs should earn each year before taxes: chairman of a large national corporation
Responses
0 2
1000 1
2000 1
9000 1
10000 5
15000 2
19000 1
20000 9
24000 1
25000 7
26000 1
30000 13
35000 3
40000 30
45000 5
50000 82
52000 1
55000 2
56000 1
60000 24
64000 1
65000 1
70000 24
72000 1
75000 13
80000 31
85000 2
90000 8
95000 1
100000 129
110000 1
120000 7
125000 2
130000 3
136000 1
150000 42
160000 1
175000 1
177000 1
200000 51
250000 24
300000 16
350000 1
400000 12
500000 40
600000 2
700000 1
750000 4
900000 2
1000000 19
1500000 3
1800000 1
2000000 6
2500000 1
5000000 3
10000000 3
18000000 1
99999999 Not answered 0
100000000 2
9999999999 127
-2 Item not applicable 0
-1 SC not returned 241
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationScottish Social Attitudes Survey, 2019
SamplingMulti-stage stratified random sample
Study TypeRepeated cross-sectional study Data are collected annually.
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