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1998-Based Household Projections for Scotland

Scottish Executive Statistical Bulletin Housing Series: HSG/2000/4

Contents

1	Introduction
2	Summary of main points from the projections
3	Short description of methodology
4	Comparison of 1998-based, 1996-based and 1994-based household projections
4.1	Population projections
4.2	Categories of household type
4.3	1996-based projections compared to 1998 estimate
5	Analysis of the 1998-Based Household Projections for Scotland Scottish Executive Statistical Bulletin Housing Series: HSG/2000/4
5.1	Summary information for Scotland
5.2	Projected households in Scotland by households type
5.3	Projected households in Scotland by age group of head of household
5.4	Projected households in Scotland by household type and age group of head of household
5.5	Projected Households in Scotland by local authority and household type
5.6	Projected households in Scotland by local authority: One person households as a percentage of all households
5.7	Projected average household size in Scotland by local authority
5.8	Projected households in Scotland by structure plan area (SPA) and household type

Tables

Annex

A	Full description of methodology
B	Uses, limitations and consequences of projections

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Notes and definitions

Notes

1. Individual figures in the tables have been rounded to the nearest 100. The totals shown may therefore not be equal to the sum of the constituent parts.

2. Only the selected projection years have been shown due to the limited printing space available.
Projected household information for other years is available on request.

Definitions

1. Private household population refers to the population excluding those who live in communal establishments, such as defence establishments, educational establishments, nursing homes, etc.

2. Where children are included in a household type, although they mainly consist of children aged 1-15, they may also include a number of 16-18 year olds classified as dependent children in the Census (mainly people still at school).

3. Average household size, (the average number of persons in private households) is calculated by dividing the private household population by the number of households.