6540.0 - Household Expenditure Survey and Survey of Income and Housing - Confidentialised Unit Record Files, 2003-04

The main findings from the Household Expenditure Survey were released in catalogue number 6530.0 and main findings from the Survey of Income and Housing were released in catalogue number 6523.0

A file containing unit record data from the Household Expenditure Survey and the Survey of Income and Housing. It is confidentialised and as such contains no names and addresses and the detail for some items of data has been reduced. Four individual microdata files are available; the basic files for HES and SIH are distributed on CD-ROM or can be accessed via the Remote Access Data Laboratory; the expanded files for HES and SIH are only able to be accessed via the Remote Access Data Laboratory. Subject to the limitation of sample size and the data classifications used, it is possible to manipulate the data, produce tabulations and undertake statistical analyses to individual specifications.

This page last updated 13 July 2012

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About this Release	The main findings from the Household Expenditure Survey were released in catalogue number 6530.0 and main findings from the Survey of Income and Housing were released in catalogue number 6523.0 A file containing unit record data from the Household Expenditure Survey and the Survey of Income and Housing. It is confidentialised and as such contains no names and addresses and the detail for some items of data has been reduced. Four individual microdata files are available; the basic files for HES and SIH are distributed on CD-ROM or can be accessed via the Remote Access Data Laboratory; the expanded files for HES and SIH are only able to be accessed via the Remote Access Data Laboratory. Subject to the limitation of sample size and the data classifications used, it is possible to manipulate the data, produce tabulations and undertake statistical analyses to individual specifications. Document Selection These documents will be presented in a new window. This page last updated 13 July 2012

Australian Bureau of StatisticsCelebrating the International Year of Statistics 2013

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Celebrating the International Year of Statistics 2013