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Mainstage Variable

f133

Income: unemployment benefit (UB)

Datafile

indresp

Index terms

Value label	Value	Absolute frequency	Relative frequency
proxy	-7	365	3.26%
Not mentioned	0	10751	96.05%
Unemployment Ben	33	77	0.69%
	Total	11193	100.0%

Value label	Value	Absolute frequency	Relative frequency
proxy	-7	301	3.19%
Not mentioned	0	8989	95.24%
Unemployment Ben	33	148	1.57%
	Total	9438	100.0%

Value label	Value	Absolute frequency	Relative frequency
proxy	-7	422	4.56%
Not mentioned	0	8695	94.01%
Unemployment Ben	33	132	1.43%
	Total	9249	100.0%

Value label	Value	Absolute frequency	Relative frequency
proxy	-7	421	4.44%
Not mentioned	0	8901	93.88%
Unemployment Ben	33	159	1.68%
	Total	9481	100.0%

Value label	Value	Absolute frequency	Relative frequency
proxy	-7	576	6.0%
Not mentioned	0	8835	92.03%
Unemployment Ben	33	189	1.97%
	Total	9600	100.0%

Value label	Value	Absolute frequency	Relative frequency
proxy	-7	386	3.92%
Not mentioned	0	9253	93.99%
Unemployment Ben	33	206	2.09%
	Total	9845	100.0%

Value label	Value	Absolute frequency	Relative frequency
missing	-9	27	0.26%
proxy	-7	352	3.43%
Not mentioned	0	9638	93.9%
Unempl benefit	33	247	2.41%
	Total	10264	100.0%

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