(This is the ICPSR codebook. ICPSR uses a different format from thee
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CURRENT POPULATION SURVEY: ANNUAL DEMOGRAPHIC FILE, 1970
(ICPSR 7561)
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PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR
U.S. DEPT. OF COMMERCE
BUREAU OF THE CENSUS
SECOND ICPSR EDITION
SUMMER 1984
INTER-UNIVERSITY CONSORTIUM FOR
POLITICAL AND SOCIAL RESEARCH
P.O. BOX 1248
ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN 48106
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF ASSISTANCE
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ALL MANUSCRIPTS UTILIZING DATA MADE AVAILABLE THROUGH
THE CONSORTIUM SHOULD ACKNOWLEDGE THAT FACT AS WELL AS
IDENTIFY THE ORIGINAL COLLECTOR OF THE DATA.
THE ICPSR
COUNCIL URGES ALL USERS OF THE ICPSR DATA FACILITIES TO
FOLLOW SOME ADAPTATION OF THIS STATEMENT WITH THE
PARENTHESES INDICATING ITEMS TO BE FILLED IN APPROPRIATELY
OR DELETED BY THE INDIVIDUAL USER.
THE DATA (AND TABULATIONS) UTILIZED IN THIS
(PUBLICATION) WERE MADE AVAILABLE (IN PART) BY
THE INTER-UNIVERSITY CONSORTIUM FOR POLITICAL
AND SOCIAL RESEARCH. THE DATA FOR THE CURRENT
POPULATION SURVEY: ANNUAL DEMOGRAPHIC FILE, 1970
WERE ORIGINALLY COLLECTED BY THE U.S. DEPT. OF
COMMERCE, BUREAU OF THE CENSUS. NEITHER THE
THE COLLECTOR OF THE ORIGINAL DATA NOR THE
CONSORTIUM
BEAR ANY RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE ANALYSES OR
INTERPRETATIONS PRESENTED HERE.
IN ORDER TO PROVIDE FUNDING AGENCIES WITH ESSENTIAL
INFORMATION ABOUT THE USE OF ARCHIVAL RESOURCES AND TO
FACILITATE THE EXCHANGE OF INFORMATION ABOUT ICPSR
PARTICIPANTS' RESEARCH ACTIVITIES, EACH USER OF THE ICPSR
DATA FACILITIES IS EXPECTED TO SEND TWO COPIES OF EACH
COMPLETED MANUSCRIPT OR THESIS ABSTRACT TO THE CONSORTIUM.
PLEASE INDICATE IN THE COVER LETTER WHICH DATA WERE USED.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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INTRODUCTION
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DATA COLLECTION DESCRIPTION
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DATA COLLECTION PROCEDURES AND SAMPLING INFORMATION
II
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WEIGHTING INFORMATION
III
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FILE STRUCTURE
IV
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CODEBOOK INFORMATION
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ICPSR PROCESSING INFORMATION
VII
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VARIABLE DESCRIPTION LIST
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CODEBOOK
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GLOSSARY
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APPENDIX
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INTRODUCTION
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DATA COLLECTION DESCRIPTION
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THE CURRENT POPULATION SURVEY (CPS), SOURCE OF
OFFICIAL
GOVERNMENT STATISTICS ON EMPLOYMENT AND UNEMPLOYMENT, HAS
BEEN CONDUCTED MONTHLY FOR OVER 25 YEARS. IT IS A HOUSEHOLD
SAMPLE SURVEY OF THE CIVILIAN NONINSTITUTIONAL POPULATION
OF
THE UNITED STATES. ITS PRIMARY TASK IS TO PRODUCE MONTHLY
STATISTICS ON UNEMPLOYMENT AND THE LABOR FORCE. THE CPS
ALSO SERVES AS A VEHICLE FOR SUPPLEMENTAL INQUIRIES,
PERIODICALLY ADDED TO THE QUESTIONNAIRE. THE SUPPLEMENTAL
INQUIRIES INCLUDE QUESTIONS ON IMMUNIZATION AGAINST
SELECTED
DISEASES, SCHOOL ENROLLMENT, RECENT COLLEGE GRADUATES,
VOTING IN NATIONAL ELECTIONS, PARTICIPATION IN ADULT
EDUCATION, MARITAL HISTORY, FERTILITY, WORK EXPERIENCE AND
INCOME. SUPPLEMENTS TO THE CPS MAY BE RECURRING OR THEY MAY
BE SINGLE-TIME SUPPLEMENTS CONDUCTED FOR A SPECIAL PURPOSE.
EXAMPLES OF RECURRING SUPPLEMENTS INCLUDE THE WORK
EXPERIENCE AND INCOME SUPPLEMENT COLLECTED IN MARCH, THE
MULTIPLE JOB HOLDING-PREMIUM PAY SUPPLEMENT
COLLECTED IN OCTOBER, AND THE SURVEY OF HIRED FARM-WAGE
WORKERS IN DECEMBER. SUPPLEMENTARY DATA COLLECTED
THROUGH THE SURVEY ARE ANALYZED AND PUBLISHED BY THE
VARIOUS
SPONSERS. IN ADDITION THE BUREAU OF THE CENSUS PUBLISHES
THE
CURRENT POPULATION REPORTS BASED ON THE CPS DATA IN FOUR
SERIES: P-20, POPULATION CHARACTERISTICS, P-23, SPECIAL
STUDIES, P-27, FARM POPULATION AND P-60, CONSUMER INCOME.
THE MARCH SUPPLEMENT, WHICH INCLUDES DETAILED INCOME AND
WORK HISTORY INFORMATION, IS USED IN GENERATING A LARGE
NUMBER OF CURRENT POPULATION REPORTS OF SUMMARY DATA.
THE MARCH CPS CONTAIN MOST OF THE DEMOGRAPHIC AND
SOCIOECONOMIC SUBJECT MATTER GENERALLY ASSOCIATED WITH
POPULATION CENSUS DATA: AGE, SEX, RACE, ETHNIC ORIGIN,
FAMILY CHARACTERISTICS, EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT, MOBILITY,
EMPLOYMENT AND INCOME. ALSO INCLUDED ARE WORK HISTORY ITEMS
DEALING WITH PERIODS OF UNEMPLOYMENT, PART-TIME WORK, JOB
SEEKING AND ABSENCE FROM THE LABOR FORCE DURING THE
PREVIOUS
YEAR AND THE REASONS INVOLVED. IN ADDITION THERE IS A MORE
DETAILED TREATMENT OF INCOME FROM MISCELLANEOUS SOURCES
THAN
IS AVAILABLE FROM THE 1970 CENSUS.
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DATA COLLECTION PROCEDURES AND SAMPLING INFORMATION
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THE CPS SAMPLE IS BASED ON THE CIVILIAN POPULATION OF
THE UNITED STATES. IN MARCH, SUPPLEMENTAL DATA ARE
COLLECTED
FOR ARMED FORCES MEMBERS RESIDING WITH THEIR FAMILIES IN
REGULAR HOUSING UNITS OFF POST OR LIVING WITH THEIR
FAMILIES
ON POST, BUT EXCLUDES ALL OTHER MEMBERS OF THE ARMED
FORCES.
THERE ARE TWO KINDS OF LIMITATIONS TO THE GEOGRAPHIC
CONTENT OF THE MARCH ANNUAL DEMOGRAPHIC FILE. THE
USEFULNESS
OF THE ADF FOR SUBNATIONAL DATA, SUCH AS FOR STATES OR
SMSA'S IS SEVERELY LIMITED BY THE (SMALL) 1-IN-1,400 SAMPLE
SIZE. THE SECOND LIMITATION IS INTRODUCED BY THE BUREAU'S
CONFIDENTIALITY REQUIREMENTS, AND IT IS PRIMARILY THE
CONFIDENTIALITY RESTRICTIONS REFLECTED IN THE GEOGRAPHIC
AREAS IDENTIFIED IN THE ADF. THE NATURE OF THE WORK DONE BY
EACH INDIVIDUAL INVESTIGATOR WILL DETERMINE TO WHAT EXTENT
HIS REQUIREMENT FOR PRECISION ALLOWS USING SOME OF THE
SMALLER AREAS IDENTIFIED ON THE FILE.
TYPE OF RESIDENCE IS INDICATED NATIONWIDE TO THE
EXTENT
OF METROPOLITAN, CENTRAL CITY AND NONMETROPOLITAN RESIDENCE
CODES. NINE STANDARD CENSUS DIVISIONS (GROUPS OF STATES)
ARE
IDENTIFIED. MOST LARGE STATES AND A NUMBER OF THE LARGEST
SMSA'S HAVE ALSO BEEN IDENTIFIED ON THE FILES, BUT THE LIST
IS SLIGHTLY DIFFERENT FOR TWO TIME PERIODS: BEFORE AND
AFTER
THE 1972-TO-1973 REDESIGN OF THE CPS BASED ON THE 1970
CENSUS. THAT REDESIGN AFFECTED THE SIZE OF THE SAMPLED
POPULATIONS IN CERTAIN GEOGRAPHIC CATEGORIES, WHICH IN TURN
AFFECTED THE APPLICATION OF THE DISCLOSURE RULES. STARTING
WITH THE 1973 FILE, AND FOR FUTURE FILES, SMSA'S OF
1,000,000 OR MORE POPULATION ARE IDENTIFIED, 34 IN ALL.
ONLY
19 OF THESE APPEAR ON FILES FOR 1968 TO 1972. COMPARABILITY
OF DATA 1972 TO 1973 FOR THOSE 19 SMSA'S IS INHIBITED BY
THE
FACT THAT PRIOR TO 1973, SMSA'S ARE DEFINED IN TERMS OF
THEIR BOUNDARIES AS OF THE 1960 CENSUS. NINE OF THE 19
SMSA'S EXPANDED THEIR BOUNDARIES BETWEEN THE 1960 AND 1970
CENSUSES, AND IT IS THE 1970 BOUNDARIES THAT WILL BE
REFLECTED ON 1973 AND FUTURE FILES. TWELVE LARGE STATES ARE
IDENTIFIED ON 1973 AND FUTURE FILES. PRIOR TO 1973, 18
STATES AND 11 ADDITIONAL GROUPINGS WERE IDENTIFIED.
THE SAMPLE DESIGN AND METHODS OF WEIGHTING CPS DATA
ARE
GEARED TOWARDS PRODUCING ESTIMATES
FOUR MAJOR REGIONS AND FOR SMSA'S,
SMALLER THE AREA THE MORE SAMPLING
PROBLEM. CPS SAMPLE DESIGN IS LESS
DATA FOR IDENTIFIED STATES BECAUSE
FOR THE ENTIRE NATION,
THOUGH OF COURSE THE
VARIABILITY WILL BE A
CONDUCIVE TO ESTIMATING
THE STRATA FROM WHICH
THE
PRIMARY SAMPLING UNITS (PSU'S) ARE DRAWN CROSS STATE LINES.
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THERE ARE TWO ADVANTAGES THAT THE ADF HAS OVER THE CENSUS
PUBLIC-USE SAMPLES. THESE ARE A REDUCTION IN NONSAMPLING
ERRORS AND THE MATCHABILITY OF PART OF THE SAMPLE FROM YEAR
TO YEAR. INTERVIEWERS USED FOR THE CPS ARE PROFESSIONAL
INTERVIEWERS, BENEFITING FROM MUCH GREATER TRAINING THAN
ACCORDED ONE-TIME CENSUS ENUMERATORS. THE WHOLE OPERATION
IS
LESS MASSIVE AND IS UNDER BETTER CONTROL THAN A DECENNIAL
CENSUS. ALLOCATIONS FOR MISSING OR INCONSISTENT DATA ARE
REQUIRED LESS FREQUENTLY IN THE CPS. THUS, THE MAJOR
SOURCES
OF SAMPLING ERROR ARE REDUCED.
THERE IS ALSO THE POSSIBLILITY OF YEAR TO YEAR
LINKAGE.
EACH SAMPLED HOUSEHOLD IS FOLLOWED OVER A 16-MONTH PERIOD
IN
CPS (INTERVIEWS IN FOUR CONSECUTIVE MONTHS, THEN EIGHT
MONTHS OUT OF THE SAMPLE, THEN INTERVIEWS IN FOUR MORE
MONTHS ONE YEAR AFTER THE FIRST FOUR MONTHS). FOR EACH
MATCHABLE HOUSEHOLD, THEN A LONGITUDINAL OBSERVATION OF TWO
POINTS A YEAR APART IS POSSIBLE. WHILE THEORETICALLY ONE
HALF OF EACH YEAR'S SAMPLE WOULD MATCH WITH UNITS IN THE
PREVIOUS YEAR'S SAMPLE AND THE OTHER HALF WOULD LINK UP
WITH
UNITS IN THE NEXT YEAR'S SAMPLE, THE ACTUAL MATCH IS
USUALLY
ABOUT TWO-THIRDS OF THAT. MOST OF THE DROPOUTS ARE PEOPLE
WHO MOVE DURING THE YEAR; OTHERS RESULT FROM NONINTERVIEWS
OR ERRORS IN THE RESPONSE, INTERVIEWING OR PROCESSING.
MATCHABILITY ACROSS THE REDESIGN PERIOD OF 1972-1973 IS
ALSO
NOT POSSIBLE.
WEIGHTING INFORMATION
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EACH FAMILY RECORD AND EACH PERSON RECORD CARRIES A
VARIABLE WEIGHT NECESSARY FOR PRODUCING ESTIMATES, UNLIKE
THE UNIFORMLY WEIGHTED CENSUS PUBLIC-USE SAMPLES.
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FILE STRUCTURE
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THE CURRENT POPULATION SURVEY: ANNUAL DEMOGRAPHIC
FILE, 1970 IS AVAILABLE FROM THE ICPSR IN AN OSIRIS
FORMAT. THE OSIRIS DICTIONARY GIVES THE FORMAT AND
OTHER INFORMATION FOR EACH VARIABLE IN THE OSIRIS DATA
FILE. THE DICTIONARY OR DICTIONARY-CODEBOOK FILE IS USED
IN
CONJUNCTION WITH THE OSIRIS SOFTWARE PACKAGE. THE OSIRIS
DATA FILE IS CONSTRUCTED WITH A SINGLE LOGICAL RECORD FOR
EACH CASE. THE OSIRIS DATA FILE CAN BE ACCESSED DIRECTLY
THROUGH SOFTWARE PACKAGES OR PROGRAMS WHICH DO NOT USE THE
OSIRIS DICTIONARY BY SPECIFYING THE TAPE LOCATIONS OF THE
DESIRED VARIABLES. THESE TAPE LOCATIONS ARE GIVEN IN THE
OSIRIS DICTIONARY-CODEBOOK.
THIS RECTANGULAR FILE CONSISTS OF A COMBINED FAMILY
AND
INDIVIDUAL RECORD. EVERY PERSON IS THE SURVEY HAS A
COMBINED
RECORD. NONINTERVIEWED FAMILIES IN THE RECTANGULAR FILE ARE
PADDED WITH MISSING DATA CODES FOR THE INDIVIDUAL PORTIONS
OF THE RECORD. ALL NONNUMERIC CODES AND BLANKS HAVE BEEN
REPLACED WITH NUMERIC DATA. LINKING IDENTIFICATION
VARIABLES
HAVE BEEN ADDED TO FACILITATE RECORD HANDLING. THE DATA SET
CONSISTS OF 145,023 RECORDS WITH A LOGICAL RECORD LENGTH OF
346 CHARACTERS. THERE ARE 156 VARIABLES PER CASE.
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CODEBOOK INFORMATION
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THE EXAMPLE BELOW IS A REPRODUCTION OF INFORMATION
APPEARING IN THE MACHINE-READABLE CODEBOOK FOR A TYPICAL
VARIABLE. THE NUMBERS IN BRACKETS DO NOT APPEAR BUT ARE
REFERENCES TO THE DESCRIPTIONS WHICH FOLLOW THIS EXAMPLE.
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Õ1å VAR 1034
REF 1034
Õ2å FFTOTINC
Õ4å LOC 74
WIDTH 6
Õ3å MD=99999
OR GE 999999
Õ5å TOTAL FAMILY INCOME
Õ6å
(IN DOLLARS, MAY BE A LOSS)
------------------------------------------
Õ7å SEE NOTE(S) 1.
Õ8å ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED.
Õ9å
-09999
.
.
050000
Õ10å
LOSS OF $9999 OR MORE
$50,000 OR MORE
099999 INAP., CODED OTHER THAN 1-7 ON REF. NO. 1009
999999 INAP., MISSING DATA
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Õ1å INDICATES THE VARIABLE AND REFERENCE NUMBERS.
A VARIABLE NUMBER AND A REFERENCE NUMBER ARE
ASSIGNED TO EACH VARIABLE IN THE DATA COLLECTION.
IN THE PRESENT CODEBOOK WHICH DOCUMENTS THE
ARCHIVED DATA COLLECTION THESE NUMBERS ARE
IDENTICAL. SHOULD THE DATA BE SUBSETTED OR
REARRANGED BY AN OSIRIS PROGRAM (E.G., MMP TO
INTERSPERSE DATA FROM ANOTHER SOURCE, OR TCOT TO
PRODUCE AN ANALYSIS DECK), THE VARIABLE NUMBERS
WOULD CHANGE TO REFLECT THE ORDER OF THE NEW DATA
COLLECTION, WHILE THE REFERENCE NUMBER WOULD REMAIN
UNCHANGED TO REFLECT THE VARIABLE NUMBER IN THE
CODEBOOK DESCRIBING THE ARCHIVED DATA COLLECTION.
Õ2å
INDICATES THE ABBREVIATED VARIABLE NAME (MAXIMUM
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OF 24 CHARACTERS) USED IN THE OSIRIS SYSTEM TO
IDENTIFY THE VARIABLE FOR THE USER. AN EXPANDED
VERSION OF THE VARIABLE NAME CAN BE FOUND IN THE
VARIABLE DESCRIPTION LIST.
Õ3å
INDICATES THE CODE VALUES OF MISSING DATA. IN
THIS EXAMPLE, CODE VALUES EQUAL TO 99999 OR GREATER
THAN OR EQUAL TO 999999 ARE MISSING DATA.
ALTERNATIVE STATEMENTS FOR OTHER VARIABLES ARE
"MD=0," "MD GE 9," OR "NO MISSING DATA CODES."
SOME ANALYSIS SOFTWARE PACKAGES (INCLUDING THE OSIRIS
SOFTWARE PACKAGE) REQUIRE THAT CERTAIN TYPES OF DATA
WHICH THE USER DESIRES TO BE EXCLUDED FROM ANALYSIS
BE DESIGNATED AS "MISSING DATA," E.G., INAPPROPRIATE,
UNASCERTAINED, UNASCERTAINABLE, OR AMBIGUOUS DATA
CATEGORIES. ALTHOUGH THESE CODES ARE DEFINED AS
MISSING DATA CATEGORIES, THIS DOES NOT MEAN THAT THE
USER SHOULD NOT OR CANNOT USE THEM IN A SUBSTANTIVE
ROLE IF SO DESIRED.
Õ4å
INDICATES THE STARTING LOCATION AND WIDTH OF THIS
VARIABLE WHEN THE DATA ARE STORED ON A MAGNETIC TAPE
IN THE OSIRIS FORMAT. IF THE VARIABLE IS OF A
MULTIPLE-RESPONSE TYPE, THE WIDTH REFERENCED IS THAT
OF A SINGLE RESPONSE. IN THIS EXAMPLE THE VARIABLE
NAMED "FFTOTINC" IS 6 COLUMN(S) WIDE
AND IS LOCATED IN THE 74TH COLUMN WITHIN THE RECORD.
Õ5å
THIS IS THE FULL TEXT (QUESTION) SUPPLIED BY THE
INVESTIGATOR TO DESCRIBE THE VARIABLE. THE QUESTION
TEXT AND THE NUMBERS AND LETTERS THAT MAY APPEAR AT
THE BEGINNING REFLECT THE ORIGINAL WORDING OF THE
QUESTIONNAIRE ITEM.
Õ6å
INDICATES AN ADDITIONAL COMMENT OR EXPLANATION
APPENDED TO THE VARIABLE DESCRIPTION.
Õ7å
A VARIABLE WHICH HAS A FOOTNOTE ASSOCIATED WITH IT
IS DENOTED BY THE MESSAGE, "SEE NOTE(S) 1" WHERE
1 IS THE NUMBER OF THE FOOTNOTE REFERENCED.
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Õ8å
INDICATES THE VARIABLE IS CONTINUOUS IN WHICH CASE
THE PHRASE "ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED." APPEARS.
Õ9å
INDICATES THE CODE VALUES OCCURRING IN THE DATA FOR
THIS VARIABLE.
Õ10å
INDICATES THE TEXTUAL DEFINITIONS OF THE CODES.
ABBREVIATIONS COMMONLY USED IN THE CODE DEFINITIONS
ARE "DK" (DO NOT KNOW), "NA" (NOT ASCERTAINED), AND
"INAP" (INAPPROPRIATE).
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ICPSR PROCESSING INFORMATION
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THE DATA COLLECTION WAS PROCESSED ACCORDING TO THE
STANDARD ICPSR PROCESSING PROCEDURES. THE DATA WERE
CHECKED
FOR ILLEGAL OR INCONSISTENT CODE VALUES WHICH, WHEN FOUND,
WERE RECODED TO OSIRIS MISSING DATA VALUES. NO CONSISTENCY
CHECKS WERE PERFORMED. STATEMENTS BRACKETED IN "<" AND ">"
SIGNS IN THE BODY OF THE CODEBOOK WERE ADDED BY THE
PROCESSORS FOR EXPLANATORY PURPOSES.
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VARIABLE DESCRIPTION LIST
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ICPSR PROCESSING VARIABLES
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ICPSR STUDY NUMBER-7561
ICPSR EDITION NUMBER-2
ICPSR PART NUMBER-1
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FAMILY RECORD
1001
1002
1003
1004
1005
1006
1007
1008
-IDENTIFIERSRECORD TYPE
NONINTERVIEW CLUSTER
KEYFITZ CLUSTER
RANDOM CLUSTER
SERIAL NUMBER
"A" WEIGHT
"P" WEIGHT
MONTH IN SAMPLE
1009
1010
1011
1012
1013
-HOUSEHOLD CHARACTERISTICSTYPE OF FAMILY
AGE OF HEAD
SEX OF HEAD
RACE OF HEAD
NUMBER OF PERSON RECORDS FOR THIS FAMILY
1014
1015
1016
-GEOGRAPHIC CHARACTERISTICSSTATE GEOGRAPHIC CODE
SELECTED METROPOLITAN STATISTICAL AREAS
METROPOLITAN/NONMETROPOLITAN RESIDENCE
-FAMILY CHARACTERISTICSHOUSEHOLD IDENTIFICATION NUMBER
TYPE OF LIVING QUARTERS
NUMBER OF FAMILY RECORDS FOR THIS HOUSEHOLD
NUMBER OF PERSON RECORDS FOR THIS HOUSEHOLD
NUMBER OF NONRELATIVES OF HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD
TYPE OF LIVING QUARTERS
SIZE OF FAMILY
NUMBER OF FAMLY MEMBERS UNDER EIGHTEEN YEARS OLD
NUMBER OF FAMILY MEMBERS 18-64 YEARS OLD
NUMBER OF FAMILY MEMBERS 65 YEARS AND OVER
NUMBER OF OWN CHILDREN (OF ANY AGE,
OF ANY MARITAL STATUS)
1028 NUMBER OF OWN CHILDREN UNDER 25
(OF ANY MARITAL STATUS)
1029 NUMBER OF OWN (NEVER MARRIED) CHILDREN
UNDER EIGHTEEN
1030 NUMBER OF OWN CHILDREN UNDER THREE YEARS OLD
1017
1018
1019
1020
1021
1022
1023
1024
1025
1026
1027
1
1031
1032
1033
NUMBER OF OWN CHILDREN UNDER ONE YEAR OLD
PRESENCE OF OWN (NEVER MARRIED) CHILDREN
UNDER EIGHTEEN YEARS OLD
NUMBER OF RELATED CHILDREN UNDER EIGHTEEN
YEARS OLD IN HOUSEHOLD
-INCOME/EMPLOYMENT-
1034
1035
1036
1037
1038
1039
1040
1041
1042
1043
1044
1045
1046
1047
1048
1049
1050
1051
1052
1053
1054
TOTAL FAMILY INCOME
TOTAL FAMILY EARNINGS
TOTAL FAMILY INCOME OTHER THAN EARNINGS
TOTAL HOUSEHOLD INCOME
TOTAL INCOME OF HUSBAND AND WIFE
ECONOMY (POVERTY) CUT-OFF DOLLAR AMOUNT
POVERTY LEVEL
SOURCE OF FAMILY INCOME
NUMBER OF MEMBERS IN LABOR FORCE
NUMBER OF EARNERS
SEX AND MARITAL STATUS OF FAMILY HEAD
AND LABOR FORCE STATUS OF WIFE
EMPLOYMENT STATUS RECODE OF HEAD
FAMILY WAGE AND SALARY INCOME
FAMILY NONFARM SELF-EMPLOYED INCOME
FAMILY FARM SELF-EMPLOYED INCOME
FAMILY SOURCE A INCOME
FAMILY SOURCE B INCOME
FAMILY SOURCE C INCOME
FAMILY SOURCE D INCOME
FAMILY SOURCE E INCOME
-FAMILY WEIGHTFAMILY WEIGHT
1055 FAMILY NUMBER
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PERSON RECORD
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
2016
1
2017
2018
2019
2020
2021
-RECORD IDENTICATIONPOPULATION STATUS
NONINTERVIEW CUSTER
KEYFITZ CLUSTER
RANDOM CLUSTER
SERIAL NUMBER
"A" WEIGHT
"P" WEIGHT
MONTH IN SAMPLE
-PERSON CHARACTERISTICSTYPE OF FAMILY
AGE
CALENDAR QUARTER OF BIRTH
SEX
RACE
LINE NUMBER
MOBILITY STATUS--RECODE 1
MOBILITY STATUS--RECODE 2
RELATIONSHIP TO HOUSEHOLD HEAD
FAMILY MEMBERSHIP KEY
SUBFAMILY MEMBERSHIP KEY
DETAILED HOUSEHOLD RELATIONSHIP--RECODE
FAMILY RELATIONSHIP SUMMARY--RECODE
2022
2023
2024
2025
2026
2027
2028
2029
2030
2031
2032
2033
MARITAL STATUS
QUARTER OF FIRST MARRIAGE
DECADE AND YEAR OF FIRST MARRIAGE
YEARS SINCE FIRST MARRIAGE--RECODE
AGE AT FIRST MARRIAGE--RECODE
VETERAN STATUS
HIGHEST GRADE OF SCHOOL ATTENDED
GRADE COMPLETED
-INCOMETOTAL INCOME
WAGE OR SALARY INCOME
NONFARM SELF-EMPLOYMENT INCOME
FARM SELF-EMPLOYMENT INCOME
-INCOME FROM UNEARNED SOURCESSOCIAL SECURITY OR RAILROAD RETIREMENT
DIVIDEND/INTEREST/NET RENTAL INCOME
WELFARE OR PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION/WORKMAN'S COMPENSATION
/GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEE PENSION
2038
ALIMONY/CONTRIBUTION/ANYTHING ELSE
2034
2035
2036
2037
2039
2040
2041
2042
2043
2044
2045
2046
2047
2048
2049
2050
2051
2052
2053
2054
2055
2056
2057
2058
2059
2060
1
2061
2062
-INCOME ALLOCATION FLAGSSOCIAL SECURITY OR RAILROAD RETIREMENT
DIVIDENDS
INTEREST
NET RENTAL INCOME
WELFARE OR PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION
WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEE PENSIONS
VETERANS PAYMENTS
PRIVATE PENSIONS
ALIMONY
CONTRIBUTIONS
ANYTHING ELSE
-EMPLOYMENTSOURCE OF INCOME--RECODE
WEEKS WORKED LAST YEAR
FULL-TIME/PART-TIME (NOT YEAR ROUND)
INDUSTRY OF LONGEST JOB HELD LAST YEAR
THREE-DIGIT OCCUPATION CODE OF LONGEST JOB
HELD LAST YEAR
CLASS OF WORKER OF LONGEST JOB HELD LAST YEAR
SUMMARY DETAILED INDUSTRY OF LONGEST JOB
HELD LAST YEAR
SUMMARY DETAILED OCCUPATION OF LONGEST JOB
HELD LAST YEAR
WEEKS LOOKING OR ON LAYOFF
MAIN REASON FOR PART-YEAR WORK
WEEKS IN LABOR FORCE/PART YEAR WORKERS
2063
2064
2065
2066
2067
2068
2069
2070
2071
2072
2073
2074
2075
2076
2077
2078
2079
2080
2081
2082
2083
2084
2085
2086
2087
2088
STRETCHES OF UNEMPLOYMENT
MAIN REASON FOR NOT WORKING
WEEKS IN LABOR FORCE--NONWORKERS
MAJOR ACTIVITY OF RESPONDENT LAST WEEK
EMPLOYMENT STATUS--RECODE
HOURS WORKED LAST WEEK AT ALL JOBS
USUALLY WORKED 35 HOURS OR MORE AT THIS JOB
REASON FOR LESS THAN 35 HOURS OF WORK
REASON ABSENT FROM WORK
WAGES OR SALARY FOR ANY OF THE TIME OFF LAST WEEK
USUALLY WORK 35 HOURS OR MORE A WEEK AT THIS JOB
REASON FOR LOOKING FOR WORK
WEEKS UNEMPLOYED
HAS RESPONDENT BEEN LOOKING FOR FULL-TIME OR
PART-TIME WORK
IS THERE ANY REASON THAT RESPONDENT DID NOT
TAKE A JOB LAST WEEK
REASON THAT RESPONDENT DID NOT TAKE A JOB
LAST WEEK
WHEN DID RESPONDENT LAST WORK AT A FULL-TIME JOB
OR BUSINESS LASTING TWO CONSECUTIVE WEEKS
OR MORE
INDUSTRY CODE
OCCUPATION CODE
CLASS OF WORKER
DETAILED INDUSTRY CODE
DETAILED OCCUPATION CODE
HOURS WORKED
LAST WORKED AT A REGULAR FULL OR PART-TIME JOB OR
BUSINESS LASTING TWO CONSECUTIVE WEEKS OR MORE
MAJOR OCCUPATIONAL GROUP
MAJOR INDUSTRY GROUP
2089
2090
2091
2092
2093
2094
2095
-METHODS USED IN THE LAST FOUR WEEKS TO FIND WORKCHECKED WITH PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
CHECKED WITH EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
CHECKED WITH EMPLOYER DIRECTLY
CHECKED WITH FRIENDS OR RELATIVES
PLACED OR ANSWERED ADS
OTHER
NOTHING
2096
-PERSON WEIGHTPERSON SUPPLEMENT WEIGHT
2097
2098
FAMILY IDENTIFICATION NUMBER
PERSON IDENTIFICATION NUMBER
1
1
1
0
CODES
VAR 0001
ICPSR STUDY NUMBER
NO MISSING DATA
REF 0001
LOC
1 WIDTH
4
0
ICPSR STUDY NUMBER-7561
----------------------7561.
THE ICPSR HAS ATTACHED THIS NUMBER AS A UNIQUE
DATA COLLECTION IDENTIFICATION NUMBER.
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...............................................................
0
VAR 0002
ICPSR EDITION NUMBER
NO MISSING DATA
CODES
REF 0002
LOC
5 WIDTH 1
0
ICPSR EDITION NUMBER-2
---------------------THE NUMBER IDENTIFYING THE RELEASE EDITION OF THE DATA
COLLECTION.
2. SUMMER, 1984 RELEASE
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 0003
ICPSR PART NUMBER
NO MISSING DATA
CODES
REF 0003
LOC
6 WIDTH 3
0
ICPSR PART NUMBER-1
------------------1. THE ENTIRE DATA COLLECTION IS CONTAINED IN ONE
FILE.
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 1001
RECTYPE
NO MISSING DATA
CODES
REF 1001
LOC
9 WIDTH 1
0
FAMILY TYPE
----------4.
0
1
0
MD=99
FAMILY
2
VAR 1002
NONINTER
REF 1002
LOC
10 WIDTH
0
NONINTERVIEW CLUSTER
2
-------------------ÕREF. NO. 1002-1008 ARE PART OF THE SERIAL NUMBER AND
VARIANCE ESTIMATORå
ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED
99. INAP., MISSING DATA
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 1003
KEYFITZ
MD=99
REF 1003
LOC
12 WIDTH 2
0
KEYFITZ CLUSTER
--------------ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED
99. INAP., MISSING DATA
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 1004
RANDCLUS
MD=0
REF 1004
LOC
14 WIDTH 5
0
RANDOM CLUSTER
-------------ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED
0.
0
1
3
0
MD=0
INAP., MISSING DATA
VAR 1005
SERIALNO
REF 1005
LOC
19 WIDTH
0
SERIAL NUMBER
------------ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED
0.
INAP., MISSING DATA
5
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 1006
FWEIGHTA
MD=90000
REF 1006
LOC
24 WIDTH 5
IMP DEC= 4
0
"A" WEIGHT
---------ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED
ÕRANGE 0.0000-1.0000å
90000
INAP., MISSING DATA
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 1007
FWEIGHTP
MD=90000
REF 1007
LOC
29 WIDTH 5
IMP DEC= 4
0
"P" WEIGHT
---------ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED
ÕRANGE 0.0000-1.1277å
90000
0
1
0
MD=9
INAP., MISSING DATA
4
VAR 1008
REF 1008
FFMIS
LOC
34 WIDTH
1
0
MONTH IN SAMPLE
--------------ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED
9. INAP., MISSING DATA
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 1009
FFAMTYPE
MD=99
REF 1009
LOC
35 WIDTH 2
0
TYPE OF FAMILY
--------------
01.
02.
03.
04.
05.
06.
07.
08.
09.
PRIMARY FAMILY CONTAINING NO SUBFAMILY
PRIMARY FAMILY CONTAINING ONE OR MORE SUBFAMILY
SECONDARY FAMILY
SUBFAMILY--UNRELATED INDIVIDUAL
PRIMARY INDIVIDUAL
SECONDARY INDIVIDUAL 14+ IN HOUSEHOLD
SECONDARY INDIVIDUAL 14+ IN GROUP QUARTERS
SECONDARY INDIVIDUAL UNDER 14 IN HOUSEHOLD
SECONDARY INDIVIDUAL UNDER 14 IN GROUP QUARTERS
99. INAP., MISSING DATA
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 1010
AGEHEAD
9
REF 1010
LOC
37 WIDTH 2
0
AGE OF HEAD
----------ACTUAL AGE IS CODED
ÕRANGE 00-99 YEARSå
-9.
0
1
5
0
MD=9
VAR 1011
INAP., MISSING DATA
SEXHEAD
REF 1011
LOC
39 WIDTH
1
0
SEX OF HEAD
----------1.
2.
MALE
FEMALE
9. INAP., MISSING DATA
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 1012
RACEHEAD
MD=9
REF 1012
LOC
40 WIDTH 1
0
RACE OF HEAD
-----------1.
WHITE
MD=-
2.
3.
NEGRO
RACE OTHER THAN WHITE OR NEGRO
9. INAP., MISSING DATA
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 1013
NUMPERS
MD=99
REF 1013
LOC
41 WIDTH 2
0
NUMBER OF PERSON RECORDS FOR THIS FAMILY
---------------------------------------ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED
ÕRANGE 01-39å
99.
0
1
0
MD=0
INAP., MISSING DATA
6
VAR 1014
REF 1014
STATE
LOC
43 WIDTH
0
STATE OR STATE CODE GROUP
------------------------11.
19.
19.
19.
19.
19.
21.
22.
23.
31.
32.
33.
39.
39.
41.
41.
43.
49.
49.
49.
49.
51.
52.
53.
CONNECTICUT
MAINE
MASSACHUSETTS
NEW HAMPSHIRE
RHODE ISLAND
VERMONT
NEW YORK
NEW JERSEY
PENNSYLVANIA
OHIO
INDIANA
ILLINOIS
MICHIGAN
WISCONSIN
IOWA
MINNESOTA
MISSOURI
NORTH DAKOTA
NEBRASKA
KANSAS
SOUTH DAKOTA
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
MARYLAND
WEST VIRGINIA
2
54.
55.
57.
57.
59.
59.
61.
62.
69.
69.
71.
72.
79.
79.
81.
81.
81.
89.
89.
1
7
-
GEORGIA
FLORIDA
NORTH CAROLINA
SOUTH CAROLINA
DELAWARE
VIRGINA
KENTUCKY
TENNESSEE
ALABAMA
MISSISSIPPI
LOUISIANA
TEXAS
ARKANSAS
OKLAHOMA
ARIZONA
COLORADO
NEW MEXICO
IDAHO
MONTANA
(CONTINUED)
89. NEVADA
89. UTAH
89. WYOMING
91. OREGON
92. CALIFORNIA
99. ALASKA
99. HAWAII
99. WASHINGTON
00. INAP., MISSING DATA
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 1015
SMSA
MD=0 OR GE
99
REF 1015
LOC
45 WIDTH 2
0
SELECTED STANDARD METROPOLITAN STATISTICAL AREAS
-----------------------------------------------01.
02.
03.
04.
05.
06.
07.
08.
09.
10.
11.
NEW YORK
LOS ANGELES - LONG BEACH
CHICAGO
PHILADELPHIA
DETROIT
SAN FRANCISCO - OAKLAND
BOSTON
PITTSBURGH
ST. LOUIS
WASHINGTON, D.C.
CLEVELAND
0
1
0
MD=9
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
BALTIMORE
NEWARK, NEW JERSEY
MINNEAPOLIS - ST. PAUL
BUFFALO
HOUSTON
MILWAUKEE
PATTERSON - CLIFTON - PASSAIC
DALLAS
00.
99.
INAP., NOT LISTED
INAP., MISSING DATA
8
VAR 1016
MET/NOME
REF 1016
LOC
47 WIDTH
1
0
METROPOLITAN/NON-METROPOLITAN RESIDENCE
--------------------------------------1.
2.
3.
IN SMSA, CENTRAL CITY
IN SMSA, NOT CENTRAL CITY
NOT IN SMSA
9. INAP., MISSING DATA
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 1017
HHIDNUM
MD=9
REF 1017
LOC
48 WIDTH 1
0
HOUSEHOLD IDENTIFICATION NUMBER
------------------------------ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED
9. INAP., MISSING DATA
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 1018
HOUSING
MD=99
REF 1018
LOC
49 WIDTH 2
0
TYPE OF LIVING QUARTERS
----------------------01.
02.
03.
HOUSE, APARTMENT, FLAT
HOUSING UNIT IN NONTRANSIENT HOTEL
HOUSING UNIT PERMANENT, IN TRANSIENT HOTEL, MOTEL
04.
05.
06.
07.
08.
09.
10.
11.
1
9
-
HOUSING UNIT IN ROOMING HOUSE
TRAILER, PERMANENT
TRAILER, MOBILE
HOUSING UNIT NOT SPECIFIED ABOVE
QUARTERS NOT HOUSING UNIT IN ROOMING OR BOARDING
HOUSE
UNIT NOT PERMANENT IN TRANSIENT HOTEL OR MOTEL
TENT OR TRAILER SITE
OTHER GROUP QUARTERS
(CONTINUED)
99. INAP., MISSING DATA
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 1019
NUMFAM
MD=99
REF 1019
LOC
51 WIDTH 2
0
NUMBER OF FAMILY RECORDS FOR THIS HOUSEHOLD
------------------------------------------HOUSEHOLDS:
ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED
ÕRANGE 1-7å
GROUP QUARTERS:
ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED
ÕRANGE 1-39å
00.
SECOND OR SUBSEQUENT FAMILY RECORDS WITHIN A
HOUSEHOLD OR GROUP QUARTERS
99. INAP., MISSING DATA
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 1020
NPERRECD
MD=99
REF 1020
LOC
53 WIDTH 2
0
NUMBER OF PERSON RECORDS FOR THIS HOUSEHOLD
------------------------------------------ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED
00.
SECOND OR SUBSEQUENT FAMILY RECORDS WITHIN A
HOUSEHOLD OR GROUP QUARTERS
INAP., MISSING DATA
99.
0
...............................................................
0
9
VAR 1021
NNONREL
REF 1021
LOC
MD=5 OR GE
55 WIDTH
1
0
NUMBER OF NONRELATIVES OF HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD
------------------------------------------1
-
10
(CONTINUED)
0.
1.
2.
3.
4.
NONE
1 NONRELATIVE
2 NONRELATIVES
3 NONRELATIVES
4 NONRELATIVES
5.
9.
INAP., CODED OTHER THAN 1 ON REF. NO. 1022
INAP., MISSING DATA
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 1022
TYPLIVQR
MD=9
REF 1022
LOC
56 WIDTH 1
0
TYPE OF LIVING QUARTERS
----------------------1.
2.
IN HOUSEHOLD
IN GROUP QUARTERS
9. INAP., MISSING DATA
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 1023
SIZEFAML
MD=0 OR GE
99
REF 1023
LOC
57 WIDTH 2
0
SIZE OF FAMILY
-------------ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED
ÕRANGE 02-19å
0
1
11
-
20.
20 OR MORE
00.
99.
INAP., CODED OTHER THAN 1-4 ON REF. NO. 1009
INAP., MISSING DATA
0
99
VAR 1024
REF 1024
NFAM<18
LOC
MD=10 OR GE
59 WIDTH
2
0
NUMBER OF FAMILY MEMBERS UNDER 18 YEARS OLD
------------------------------------------ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED
ÕRANGE 0-8å
09.
9 OR MORE
10.
99.
INAP., CODED OTHER THAN 1-4 ON REF. NO. 1009
INAP., MISSING DATA
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 1025
NFAM>18
MD=8 OR GE
9
REF 1025
LOC
61 WIDTH 1
0
NUMBER OF FAMILY MEMBERS 18-64 YEARS OLD
---------------------------------------0.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
NONE
1 FAMILY MEMBER
2 FAMILY MEMBERS
3 FAMILY MEMBERS
4 FAMILY MEMBERS
5 FAMILY MEMBERS
6 FAMILY MEMBERS
7 OR MORE
8.
9.
INAP., CODED OTHER THAN 1-4 ON REF. NO. 1009
INAP., MISSING DATA
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 1026
NFAM>65
MD=6 OR GE
9
REF 1026
LOC
62 WIDTH 1
0
NUMBER OF FAMILY MEMBERS 65 YEARS AND OVER
-----------------------------------------0.
1.
2.
1
-
NONE
1 FAMILY MEMBER
2 FAMILY MEMBERS
12
(CONTINUED)
3. 3 FAMILY MEMBERS
4. 4 FAMILY MEMBERS
5.
5 OR MORE
6.
9.
INAP., CODED OTHER THAN 1-4 ON REF. NO. 1009
INAP., MISSING DATA
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 1027
NCHILD
MD=10 OR GE
99
REF 1027
LOC
63 WIDTH 2
0
NUMBER OF CHILDREN (OF ANY AGE, OF ANY MARITAL STATUS)
-----------------------------------------------------ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED
ÕRANGE 0-8å
09.
9 OR MORE
10.
99.
INAP., CODED OTHER THAN 1-4 ON REF. NO. 1009
INAP., MISSING DATA
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 1028
NCHIL<25
MD=10 OR GE
99
REF 1028
LOC
65 WIDTH 2
0
NUMBER OF OWN CHILDREN UNDER 25 (OF ANY MARITAL STATUS)
------------------------------------------------------ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED
ÕRANGE 0-8å
0
1
13
0
99
09.
9 OR MORE
10.
99.
INAP., CODED OTHER THAN 1-4 ON REF. NO. 1009
INAP., MISSING DATA
VAR 1029
NCH<18NM
REF 1029
LOC
MD=10 OR GE
67 WIDTH
2
0
NUMBER OF OWN (NEVER MARRIED) CHILDREN UNDER 18
----------------------------------------------ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED
ÕRANGE 0-8å
09.
9 OR MORE
10.
99.
INAP., CODED OTHER THAN 1-4 ON REF. NO. 1009
INAP., MISSING DATA
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 1030
NCHILD<3
MD=6 OR GE
9
REF 1030
LOC
69 WIDTH 1
0
NUMBER OF OWN CHILDREN UNDER 3 YEARS OLD
---------------------------------------0.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
0
1
2
3
4
5
NONE
CHILD
CHILDREN
CHILDREN
CHILDREN
OR MORE
6.
9.
INAP., CODED OTHER THAN 1-4 ON REF. NO. 1009
INAP., MISSING DATA
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 1031
NCHILD<1
MD=4 OR GE
9
REF 1031
LOC
70 WIDTH 1
0
NUMBER OF OWN CHILDREN UNDER ONE YEAR OLD
----------------------------------------0.
1.
2.
3.
1
-
0
1
2
3
NONE
CHILD
CHILDREN
CHILDREN OR MORE
14
(CONTINUED)
4. INAP., CODED OTHER THAN 1-4 ON REF. NO. 1009
9. INAP., MISSING DATA
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 1032
PRESCHIL
MD=0 OR GE
9
REF 1032
LOC
71 WIDTH 1
0
PRESENCE OF OWN (NEVER MARRIED) CHILDREN UNDER 18 YEARS OLD
OF SPECIFIC AGE
----------------------------------------------------------1.
NO OWN CHILDREN UNDER 18
2.
3.
4.
ALL CHILDREN UNDER 6
SOME CHILDREN UNDER 6, SOME 6-17
ALL CHILDREN 6-17 YEARS OF AGE
0.
9.
INAP., CODED OTHER THAN 1-4 ON REF. NO. 1009
INAP., MISSING DATA
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 1033
NRELCH18
MD=10 OR GE
99
REF 1033
LOC
72 WIDTH 2
0
NUMBER OF RELATED CHILDREN UNDER 18 YEARS OLD (ANY MARITAL
STATUS) IN HOUSEHOLD
---------------------------------------------------------ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED
ÕRANGE 0-8å
09.
9 OR MORE
10.
99.
INAP., CODED OTHER THAN 1-4 ON REF. NO. 1009
INAP., MISSING DATA
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 1034
FFTOTINC
MD=99999 OR GE
999999
REF 1034
LOC
74 WIDTH 6
0
TOTAL FAMILY INCOME (IN DOLLARS, MAY BE A LOSS)
----------------------------------------------1
15
-
(CONTINUED)
-09999.
050000.
LOSS OF $9999 OR MORE
.
.
$50,000 OR MORE
099999.
999999.
INAP., CODED OTHER THAN 1-7 ON REF. NO. 1009
INAP., MISSING DATA
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 1035
TOTFEARN
MD=99999 OR GE
999999
REF 1035
LOC
80 WIDTH 6
0
TOTAL FAMILY EARNINGS (IN DOLLARS, MAY BE A LOSS)
-------------------------------------------------
-09999.
050000.
LOSS OF $9999 OR MORE
.
.
$50,000 OR MORE
099999.
999999.
INAP., CODED OTHER THAN 1-7 ON REF. NO. 1009
INAP., MISSING DATA
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 1036
FINCOTHR
MD=99999 OR GE
999999
REF 1036
LOC
86 WIDTH 6
0
TOTAL FAMILY INCOME OTHER THAN EARNINGS (IN DOLLARS, MAY BE
A LOSS)
-----------------------------------------------------------09999.
0
1
0
999999
050000.
LOSS OF $9999 OR MORE
.
.
$50,000 OR MORE
099999.
999999.
INAP., CODED OTHER THAN 1-7 ON REF. NO. 1009
INAP., MISSING DATA
16
VAR 1037
HHINCTOT
REF 1037
LOC
MD=99999 OR GE
92 WIDTH
6
0
TOTAL HOUSEHOLD INCOME (IN DOLLARS, MAY BE A LOSS)
--------------------------------------------------09999.
050000.
LOSS OF $9999 OR MORE
.
.
$50,000 OR MORE
099999.
INAP., CODED OTHER THAN 1-4 ON REF. NO.1009
999999.
1 ON REF. NO.1022
INAP., MISSING DATA
AND
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 1038
TOTINH/W
MD=99999 OR GE
999999
REF 1038
LOC
98 WIDTH 6
0
TOTAL INCOME OF HUSBAND AND WIFE (IN DOLLARS, MAY BE A
LOSS)
-----------------------------------------------------------09999.
050000.
LOSS OF $9999 OR MORE
.
.
$50,000 OR MORE
099999.
999999.
INAP., CODED OTHER THAN HUSBAND-WIFE FAMILIES
INAP., MISSING DATA
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 1039
POVCUTOF
MD=999999
REF 1039
LOC 104 WIDTH 6
0
ECONOMY (POVERTY) CUT-OFF DOLLAR AMOUNT
--------------------------------------ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED
999999.
0
1
17
0
9
INAP., MISSING DATA
VAR 1040
POVLEVEL
REF 1040
LOC
110 WIDTH
MD=0 OR GE
1
0
POVERTY LEVEL
------------1.
2.
INCOME BELOW POVERTY LEVEL
INCOME NOT BELOW POVERTY LEVEL
0.
9.
INAP., CODED OTHER THAN 1-3, 5-7 ON REF. NO. 1009
INAP., MISSING DATA
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 1041
FSORCINC
MD=99
REF 1041
LOC 111 WIDTH 2
0
SOURCE OF FAMILY INCOME
----------------------01.
NO INCOME
02.
03.
04.
05.
06.
07.
08.
09.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
WAGE/SALARY ONLY
NONFARM SELF-EMPLOYED ONLY
FARM SELF-EMPLOYED ONLY
NONFARM AND FARM SELF-EMPLOYED ONLY
WAGE/SALARY, NONFARM SELF-EMPLOYED ONLY
WAGE/SALARY, FARM SELF-EMPLOYED
WAGE/SALARY, FARM AND NONFARM SELF-EMPLOYED ONLY
WAGE/SALARY AND OTHER ONLY
NONFARM SELF-EMPLOYED AND OTHER ONLY
FARM SELF-EMPLOYED AND OTHER ONLY
NONFARM AND FARM SELF-EMPLOYED AND OTHER ONLY
WAGE/SALARY, NONFARM SELF-EMPLOYED AND OTHER ONLY
WAGE/SALARY, FARM SELF-EMPLOYED AND OTHER ONLY
ALL TYPES OF INCOME
OTHER ONLY, NO EARNINGS
99. INAP., MISSING DATA
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 1042
NFAMLBF
MD=4 OR GE
9
REF 1042
LOC 113 WIDTH 1
0
NUMBER OF MEMBERS IN LABOR FORCE
-------------------------------1
-
18
(CONTINUED)
0.
1.
2.
3.
NO MEMBERS IN LABOR FORCE
1 MEMBER IN LABOR FORCE
2 MEMBERS IN LABOR FORCE
3 OR MORE MEMBERS IN LABOR FORCE
4.
9.
INAP., CODED OTHER THAN 1-7 ON REF. NO. 1009
INAP., MISSING DATA
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 1043
NEARNERS
MD=6 OR GE
9
REF 1043
LOC 114 WIDTH 1
0
NUMBER OF EARNERS
----------------0.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
NO EARNERS
1 EARNER
2 EARNERS
3 EARNERS
4 EARNERS
5 OR MORE EARNERS
6.
INAP., CODED OTHER THAN 1-3, 5-7 ON REF. NO. 1009
9. INAP., MISSING DATA
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 1044
FSEXMAR
MD=0 OR GE
9
REF 1044
LOC 115 WIDTH 1
0
SEX AND MARITAL STATUS OF FAMILY (OR SUBFAMILY) HEAD AND
LABOR FORCE STATUS OF WIFE
--------------------------------------------------------
0
1
19
0
9
1.
2.
3.
4.
WIFE IN PAID LABOR FORCE--MALE HEAD
WIFE NOT IN PAID LABOR FORCE--MALE HEAD
OTHER MARITAL STATUS
FEMALE HEAD
0.
9.
INAP., CODED OTHER THAN 1-4 ON REF. NO. 1009
INAP., MISSING DATA
VAR 1045
REMPSTAT
REF 1045
LOC
MD=0 OR GE
116 WIDTH
1
0
EMPLOYMENT STATUS RECODE OF HEAD
-------------------------------1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
WORKING
WITH A JOB
LOOKING FOR A JOB
HOUSEKEEPING
IN SCHOOL
UNABLE TO WORK
OTHER
0.
9.
INAP., CODED OTHER THAN 1-7 IN REF. NO. 1009
INAP., MISSING DATA
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 1046
FWAGEINC
MD=9
REF 1046
LOC 117 WIDTH 1
0
FAMILY WAGE OR SALARY INCOME
---------------------------1.
ALLOCATED
9.
INAP., NOT ALLOCATED
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 1047
FNOFARMI
MD=9
REF 1047
LOC 118 WIDTH 1
0
FAMILY NONFARM SELF-EMPLOYED INCOME
-----------------------------------
0
1
0
MD=9
1.
ALLOCATED
9.
INAP., NOT ALLOCATED
20
VAR 1048
FINCFARM
REF 1048
LOC
119 WIDTH
1
0
FAMILY FARM SELF-EMPLOYED INCOME
-------------------------------1.
ALLOCATED
9. INAP., NOT ALLOCATED
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 1049
FAINCOME
MD=9
REF 1049
LOC 120 WIDTH 1
0
FAMILY SOURCE A INCOME: SOCIAL SECURITY
---------------------------------------1.
ALLOCATED
9. INAP., NOT ALLOCATED
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 1050
FBINCOME
MD=9
REF 1050
LOC 121 WIDTH 1
0
FAMILY SOURCE B INCOME: DIVIDENDS, INTEREST, NET RENTAL
INCOME, INCOME FROM ESTATES OR TRUSTS
-------------------------------------------------------1.
ALLOCATED
9.
INAP., NOT ALLOCATED
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 1051
FCINCOME
MD=9
REF 1051
LOC 122 WIDTH 1
0
FAMILY SOURCE C INCOME:
PUBLIC ASSISTANCE, WELFARE
PAYMENTS
----------------------------------------------------------1
21
-
(CONTINUED)
1. ALLOCATED
9. INAP., NOT ALLOCATED
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 1052
FDINCOME
MD=9
REF 1052
LOC 123 WIDTH 1
0
FAMILY SOURCE D INCOME:
UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION,
GOVERNMENT
EMPLOYEE PENSIONS, VETERANS PAYMENTS
----------------------------------------------------------1.
ALLOCATED
9. INAP., NOT ALLOCATED
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 1053
FEINCOME
MD=9
REF 1053
LOC 124 WIDTH 1
0
FAMILY SOURCE E INCOME:
PRIVATE PENSIONS, ANNUITIES,
ALIMONY
REGULAR CONTRIBUTIONS, NET ROYALTIES, OTHER
----------------------------------------------------------1.
ALLOCATED
9. INAP., NOT ALLOCATED
0
...............................................................
0
900
VAR 1054
FAMWGT
REF 1054
LOC
MD=125 WIDTH 12
IMP DEC=
2
0
FAMILY WEIGHT
------------ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED (MAY BE NEGATIVE)
-9.
0
1
0
MD=99999
INAP., MISSING DATA
22
VAR 1055
FFSEQID
REF 1055
LOC
137 WIDTH
5
0
FAMILY NUMBER
------------ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED
A UNIQUE FAMILY IDENTIFICATION NUMBER REPEATED ON PERSON
RECORD FOR EACH MEMBER OF THE FAMILY (REF 2097)
99999. INAP., MISSING DATA
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 2001
POPSTAT
MD=9
REF 2001
LOC 142 WIDTH 1
0
POPULATION STATUS
----------------1.
2.
3.
CIVILIAN 14+
ARMED FORCES (ALL ARE 14+)
PERSON UNDER 14
9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED FAMILY
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 2002
NOINTCLU
MD=99
REF 2002
LOC 143 WIDTH 2
0
NONINTERVIEW CLUSTER
--------------------
ÕREF. NO. 2002-2008 ARE PART OF THE SERIAL NUMBER AND
VARIANCE ESTIMATORå
ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED
99.
0
1
23
0
MD=99
VAR 2003
INAP., NONINTERVIEWED FAMILY
KEYFITZ
REF 2003
LOC
145 WIDTH
2
0
KEYFITZ CLUSTER
--------------ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED
99. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED FAMILY
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 2004
RANDCLUS
MD=0
REF 2004
LOC 147 WIDTH 5
0
RANDOM CLUSTER
-------------ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED
0. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED FAMILY
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 2005
SERIALNO
MD=0
REF 2005
LOC 152 WIDTH 5
0
SERIAL NUMBER
------------ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED
0. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED FAMILY
0
...............................................................
0
MD=90000
VAR 2006
PWEIGHTA
REF 2006
LOC
157 WIDTH
5
IMP DEC=
4
0
"A" WEIGHT
---------1
-
24
(CONTINUED)
ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED
90000
INAP., NONINTERVIEWED FAMILY
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 2007
PWEIGHTP
MD=90000
REF 2007
LOC 162 WIDTH 5
IMP DEC= 4
0
"P" WEIGHT
---------ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED
90000
INAP., NONINTERVIEWED FAMILY
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 2008
PPMIS
MD=9
REF 2008
LOC 167 WIDTH 1
0
MONTH IN SAMPLE
--------------ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED
9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED FAMILY
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 2009
PPFAMTYP
MD=99
REF 2009
LOC 168 WIDTH 2
0
TYPE OF FAMILY
-------------01.
02.
PRIMARY FAMILY CONTAINING NO SUBFAMILY
PRIMARY FAMILY CONTAINING ONE OR MORE SUBFAMILIES
03.
04.
1
25
-
SECONDARY FAMILY
SUBFAMILY--UNRELATED INDIVIDUAL
(CONTINUED)
05. PRIMARY INDIVIDUAL
06. SECONDARY INDIVIDUAL
07. SECONDARY INDIVIDUAL
08. SECONDARY INDIVIDUAL
09. SECONDARY INDIVIDUAL
14+ IN A
14+ IN A
UNDER 14
UNDER 14
HOUSEHOLD
GROUP QUARTERS
IN A HOUSEHOLD
IN A GROUP QUARTERS
99. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED FAMILY
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 2010
AGE
9
REF 2010
LOC 170 WIDTH 2
0
AGE
--ACTUAL YEAR IS CODED
ÕRANGE 00-98å
99.
99 YEARS OLD OR OLDER
-9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED FAMILY
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 2011
CALQUART
MD=9
REF 2011
LOC 172 WIDTH 1
0
CALENDAR QUARTER OF BIRTH
------------------------1.
2.
3.
4.
JANUARY TO MARCH
APRIL TO JUNE
JULY TO SEPTEMBER
OCTOBER TO DECEMBER
9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED FAMILY
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 2012
SEX
MD=9
REF 2012
LOC 173 WIDTH 1
0
SEX
---
MD=-
1
-
26
(CONTINUED)
1.
2.
MALE
FEMALE
9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED FAMILY
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 2013
RACE
MD=9
REF 2013
LOC 174 WIDTH 1
0
RACE
---1.
2.
3.
WHITE
NEGRO
RACE OTHER THAN WHITE OR NEGRO
9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED FAMILY
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 2014
LINENUM
MD=99
REF 2014
LOC 175 WIDTH 2
0
LINE NUMBER
----------ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED
99. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED FAMILY
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 2015
MOBILST1
MD=9
REF 2015
LOC 177 WIDTH 1
0
MOBILITY STATUS--RECODE 1
------------------------1.
2.
3.
1
27
-
SAME HOUSE (NONMOVERS)
SAME COUNTY; DIFFERENT HOUSE
DIFFERENT COUNTY, SAME STATE
(CONTINUED)
4. DIFFERENT STATE, CONTIGUOUS
5.
6.
DIFFERENT STATE, NONCONTIGUOUS
ABROAD AT BEGINNING OF PERIOD
0.
9.
INAP., CODED OTHER THAN 1-99 ON REF. NO. 2010
INAP., NONINTERVIEWED FAMILY
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 2016
MOBILST2
MD=9
REF 2016
LOC 178 WIDTH 1
0
MOBILITY STATUS--RECODE 2
------------------------1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
SAME HOUSE (NONMOVERS)
SAME COUNTY
SAME STATE: DIFFERENT COUNTY
NORTHEAST
NORTH CENTRAL
SOUTH
WEST
ABROAD AT BEGINNING OF PERIOD
0.
9.
INAP., CODED OTHER THAN 1-99 ON REF. NO. 2010
INAP., NONINTERVIEWED FAMILY
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 2017
RELTOHH
MD=0 OR GE
9
REF 2017
LOC 179 WIDTH 1
0
RELATIONSHIP TO HOUSEHOLD HEAD
-----------------------------1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
0.
HEAD WITH OTHER RELATIVE (INCLUDING WIFE) IN
HOUSEHOLD
HEAD WITH NO OTHER RELATIVES IN HOUSEHOLD
WIFE OF HEAD
OTHER RELATIVE OF HEAD
NONRELATIVE OF HEAD WITH OWN HOUSEHOLD (INCLUDING
WIFE) IN HOUSEHOLD
NONRELATIVE OF HEAD WITH NO OWN RELATIVES IN
HOUSEHOLD
INAP. CODED OTHER THAN 1 ON REF. NO. 2001
1
28
(CONTINUED)
9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD
0
...............................................................
0
MD=9
VAR 2018
FFMEMKEY
REF 2018
LOC
180 WIDTH
1
0
FAMILY MEMBERSHIP
----------------1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
MEMBER OF SECONDARY FAMILY NUMBER 1
MEMBER OF SECONDARY FAMILY NUMBER 2
MEMBER OF SECONDARY FAMILY NUMBER 3
MEMBER OF SECONDARY FAMILY NUMBER 4
MEMBER OF SECONDARY FAMILY NUMBER 5
MEMBER OF SECONDARY FAMILY NUMBER 6
MEMBER OF PRIMARY FAMILY (INCLUDING MEMBERS OF
SUBFAMILIES)
UNRELATED INDIVIDUAL (PRIMARY OR SECONDARY
INDIVIDUAL)
9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED FAMILY
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 2019
SUBMEMKY
MD=9
REF 2019
LOC 181 WIDTH 1
0
SUBFAMILY MEMBERSHIP KEY--RECODE
--------------------------------
0
1
29
0
MD=99
0.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
NOT IN
MEMBER
MEMBER
MEMBER
MEMBER
MEMBER
MEMBER
A SUBFAMILY
OF SUBFAMILY
OF SUBFAMILY
OF SUBFAMILY
OF SUBFAMILY
OF SUBFAMILY
OF SUBFAMILY
9.
INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD
VAR 2020
HHRELATE
REF 2020
LOC
182 WIDTH
NUMBER
NUMBER
NUMBER
NUMBER
NUMBER
NUMBER
1
2
3
4
5
6
2
0
DETAILED HOUSEHOLD RELATIONSHIP--RECODE
IN HOUSEHOLD, IN PRIMARY FAMILY:
--------------------------------------01.
02.
HEAD OF FAMILY
WIFE OF FAMILY HEAD
CHILD OF FAMILY HEAD, UNDER 18, NEVER MARRIED:
03. HEAD OF SUBFAMILY
04. NOT IN SUBFAMILY
CHILD OF FAMILY HEAD, UNDER 18, NEVER MARRIED:
05. HEAD OF SUBFAMILY
06. WIFE OF SUBFAMILY HEAD
07. NOT IN SUBFAMILY
CHILD OF FAMILY HEAD, 18 AND OVER, NEVER MARRIED:
08. HEAD OF SUBFAMILY
09. NOT IN SUBFAMILY
CHILD OF FAMILY HEAD, 18 AND OVER, EVER MARRIED:
10. HEAD OF SUBFAMILY
11. WIFE OF SUBFAMILY HEAD
12. NOT IN SUBFAMILY
13. GRANDCHILD OF FAMLY HEAD, UNDER 18, NEVER MARRIED
OTHER RELATIVE OF FAMILY HEAD:
14. UNDER 18, SINGLE, HEAD OF SUBFAMILY
15. UNDER 18, SINGLE, CHILD OF SUBFAMILY HEAD
16. UNDER 18, SINGLE, NOT IN A SUBFAMILY
17. UNDER 18, EVER MARRIED, HEAD OF SUBFAMILY
18. UNDER 18, EVER MARRIED, WIFE OF SUBFAMILY HEAD
19. UNDER 18, EVER MARRIED, NOT IN SUBFAMILY
20. 18 AND OVER, NEVER MARRIED, HEAD OF SUBFAMILY
21. 18 AND OVER, NEVER MARRIED, NOT IN SUBFAMILY
22. 18 AND OVER, EVER MARRIED, HEAD OF SUBFAMILY
23. 18 AND OVER, EVER MARRIED, WIFE OF SUBFAMILY HEAD
24. 18 AND OVER, EVER MARRIED, NOT IN SUBFAMILY
IN HOUSEHOLD, IN SECONDARY FAMILY:
25. HEAD OF SECONDARY FAMILY
26. WIFE OF SECONDARY FAMILY HEAD
27. CHILD UNDER 18 OF FAMILY HEAD, NEVER MARRIED
OTHER RELATIVE OF FAMILY HEAD
28. UNDER 18, NEVER MARRIED
29. UNDER 18, EVER MARRIED
30. 18 AND OVER, NEVER MARRIED
31. 18 AND OVER, EVER MARRIED
32. IN HOUSEHOLD, PRIMARY INDIVIDUAL
33. IN HOUSEHOLD, SECONDARY INDIVIDUAL
34. IN GROUP QUARTERS, SECONDARY INDIVIDUAL
1
30
(CONTINUED)
99. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 2021
FFRELATE
MD=99
REF 2021
LOC 184 WIDTH 2
0
FAMILY RELATIONSHIP SUMMARY--RECODE
IN A FAMILY (PRIMARY AND SECONDARY FAMILIES COMBINED):
------------------------------------------------------
01.
02.
03.
04.
05.
06.
07.
HEAD OF FAMILY
WIFE OF HEAD
CHILD OF HEAD, UNDER 18, NEVER MARRIED
CHILD OF HEAD, UNDER 18, EVER MARRIED
CHILD OF HEAD, 18 AND OVER
GRANDCHILD OF HEAD
OTHER RELATIVE OF FAMILY HEAD, UNDER 18, NEVER
MARRIED
08. OTHER RELATIVE OF HEAD, UNDER 18, EVER MARRIED
09. OTHER RELATIVE OF HEAD, 18 AND OVER
NOT IN A FAMILY--UNRELATED INDIVIDUAL:
10. PRIMARY INDIVIDUAL
11. SECONDARY INDIVIDUAL
99. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 2022
MARSTAT
MD=9
REF 2022
LOC 186 WIDTH 1
0
MARITAL STATUS
--------------
0
1
31
0
9
0.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
UNDER 14 YEARS OF AGE
SINGLE (NEVER MARRIED)
MARRIED, SPOUSE PRESENT
SEPARATED
HUSBAND ABSENT IN ARMED FORCES (FEMALE ONLY)
OTHER, SPOUSE ABSENT
WIDOWED
DIVORCED
9.
INAP., NONINTERVIEWED FAMILY
VAR 2023
QUARTMAR
REF 2023
LOC
MD=0 OR GE
187 WIDTH
1
0
QUARTER OF FIRST MARRIAGE
------------------------1.
2.
3.
4.
JANUARY TO MARCH
APRIL TO JUNE
JULY TO SEPTEMBER
OCTOBER TO DECEMBER
0.
INAP., CODED OTHER THAN 2-7 ON REF. NO. 2022
9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED FAMILY
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 2024
YEARMAR
9
REF 2024
LOC 188 WIDTH 2
MD=-
0
DECADE AND YEAR OF FIRST MARRIAGE
--------------------------------ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED
-9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED FAMILY
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 2025
YRSOFMAR
MD=-9 OR GE
99
REF 2025
LOC 190 WIDTH 2
0
YEARS SINCE FIRST MARRIAGE--RECODE
---------------------------------ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED
ÕRANGE 00-85å
0
1
0
9
86.
86 OR MORE
-9.
99.
INAP., NONINTERVIEWED FAMILY
INAP., CODED OTHER THAN 2-7 ON REF. NO. 2022
32
VAR 2026
REF 2026
AGEMARR
LOC
MD=0 OR LE 192 WIDTH
2
0
AGE AT FIRST MARRIAGE--RECODE
----------------------------ACTUAL AGE IS CODED
00.
-9.
INAP., CODED OTHER THAN 2-7 ON REF. NO. 2022)
INAP., NONINTERVIEWED FAMILY
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 2027
VET
MD=0 OR GE
9
REF 2027
LOC 194 WIDTH 1
0
VETERAN STATUS
-------------1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
VIETNAM ERA
KOREAN WAR
WORLD WAR II
WORLD WAR I
OTHER SERVICE
NONVETERAN
0.
INAP., CODED OTHER THAN 1,2 ON REF. NO. 2001 AND 1
ON REF. NO. 2012
INAP., NONINTERVIEWED FAMILY
9.
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 2028
SCHGRADE
MD=99
REF 2028
LOC 195 WIDTH 2
0
HIGHEST GRADE OF SCHOOL ATTENDED
-------------------------------00.
01.
02.
03.
04.
05.
1
33
-
UNDER 14 YEARS OF AGE
NONE
ELEMENTARY 1
ELEMENTARY 2
ELEMENTARY 3
ELEMENTARY 4
(CONTINUED)
06. ELEMENTARY 5
07. ELEMENTARY 6
08. ELEMENTARY 7
09. ELEMENTARY 8
10. HIGH SCHOOL 1
11. HIGH SCHOOL 2
12. HIGH SCHOOL 3
13. HIGH SCHOOL 4
14. COLLEGE 1
15. COLLEGE 2
16. COLLEGE 3
17. COLLEGE 4
18. COLLEGE 5
19. COLLEGE 6+
99. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED FAMILY
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 2029
COMPGRAD
MD=9
REF 2029
LOC
197 WIDTH
1
0
GRADE COMPLETED
--------------0.
1.
2.
UNDER 14 YEARS OF AGE
YES
NO
9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 2030
PPTOTINC
MD=99999 OR LE 99999
REF 2030
LOC 198 WIDTH 6
0
TOTAL INCOME
-----------ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED
-09999.
050000.
1
2001
LOSS OF $9999 OR MORE
.
.
INCOME OF $50,000 OR MORE
34
(CONTINUED)
099999.
INAP., CODED OTHER THAN 1 OR 2 ON REF. NO.
-99999. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED FAMILY
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 2031
PWAGEINC
MD=99999 OR LE 99999
REF 2031
LOC 204 WIDTH 6
0
WAGE AND SALARY INCOME
----------------------09999.
050000.
LOSS OF $9999 OR MORE
.
.
INCOME OF $50,000 OR MORE
099999.
INAP., CODED OTHER THAN 1 OR 2 ON REF. NO.
2001
-99999. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED FAMILY
0
...............................................................
0
99999
VAR 2032
PNOFRMIN
REF 2032
LOC
MD=99999 OR LE 210 WIDTH
6
0
NONFARM SELF-EMPLOYMENT INCOME
------------------------------09999.
050000.
LOSS OF $9999 OR MORE
.
.
INCOME OF $50,000 OR MORE
099999.
INAP., CODED OTHER THAN 1 OR 2 ON REF. NO.
2001
-99999. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED FAMILY
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 2033
PFARMINC
MD=99999 OR LE 99999
REF 2033
LOC 216 WIDTH 6
0
FARM SELF-EMPLOYMENT INCOME
---------------------------09999.
1
35
-
LOSS OF $9999 OR MORE
(CONTINUED)
050000.
.
.
INCOME OF $5,0000 OR MORE
099999.
INAP., CODED OTHER THAN 1 OR 2 ON REF. NO.
2001
-99999. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED FAMILY
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 2034
PINCOMEA
MD=99999 OR LE 99999
REF 2034
LOC 222 WIDTH 6
0
INCOME FROM UNEARNED SOURCES: SOCIAL SECURITY OR RAILROAD
RETIREMENT
---------------------------------------------------------09999.
050000.
LOSS OF $9999 OR MORE
.
.
INCOME OF $50000 OR MORE
099999.
-09999.
INAP. CODED OTHER THAN 1 OR 2 ON REF. NO. 2001
LOSS OF $9999 OR MORE
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 2035
PINCOMEB
MD=99999 OR LE 99999
REF 2035
LOC 228 WIDTH 6
0
INCOME FROM UNEARNED SOURCES: DIVIDEND, INTEREST, NET
RENTAL
INCOME
-----------------------------------------------------------09999.
0
1
0
99999
050000.
LOSS OF $9999 OR MORE
.
.
INCOME OF $50000 OR MORE
099999.
-99999.
INAP. CODED OTHER THAN 1 OR 2 ON REF. NO. 2001
INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD
36
VAR 2036
PINCOMEC
REF 2036
LOC
MD=99999 OR LE 234 WIDTH
6
0
INCOME FROM UNEARNED SOURCES: WELFARE OR PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
----------------------------------------------------------09999.
050000.
LOSS OF $9999 OR MORE
.
.
INCOME OF $50000 OR MORE
099999.
-99999.
INAP. CODED OTHER THAN 1 OR 2 ON REF. NO. 2001
INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 2037
PINCOMED
MD=99999 OR LE 99999
REF 2037
LOC 240 WIDTH 6
0
INCOME FROM UNEARNED SOURCES: UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION,
WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION, GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEE PENSION
--------------------------------------------------------09999.
LOSS OF $9999 OR MORE
.
.
050000.
INCOME OF $50000 OR MORE
099999.
-99999.
INAP. CODED OTHER THAN 1 OR 2 ON REF. NO. 2001
INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 2038
PINCOMEE
MD=99999 OR LE 99999
REF 2038
LOC 246 WIDTH 6
0
INCOME FROM UNEARNED SOURCES: ALIMONY
-------------------------------------09999.
050000.
LOSS OF $9999 OR MORE
.
.
INCOME OF $50000 OR MORE
099999.
INAP. CODED OTHER THAN 1 OR 2 ON REF. NO. 2001
1
37
(CONTINUED)
-99999. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 2039
PINCSSRR
MD=9
REF 2039
LOC 252 WIDTH 1
0
INCOME ALLOCATION FLAG: SOCIAL SECURITY OR RAILROAD
RETIREMENT
--------------------------------------------------0.
1.
YES
NO
9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED FAMILY
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 2040
PINCDIVD
MD=9
REF 2040
LOC 253 WIDTH 1
0
INCOME ALLOCATION FLAG: DIVIDENDS
--------------------------------0.
1.
YES
NO
9.
INAP., NONINTERVIEWED FAMILY
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 2041
PINCINT
MD=9
REF 2041
LOC 254 WIDTH 1
0
INCOME ALLOCATION FLAG: INTEREST
--------------------------------
0
1
0
MD=9
0.
1.
YES
NO
9.
INAP., NONINTERVIEWED FAMILY
38
VAR 2042
PINCRENT
REF 2042
LOC
255 WIDTH
1
0
INCOME ALLOCATION FLAG: NET RENTAL INCOME
----------------------------------------0.
1.
YES
NO
9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED FAMILY
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 2043
PINCWEL
MD=9
REF 2043
LOC 256 WIDTH 1
0
INCOME ALLOCATION FLAG: WELFARE OR PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
---------------------------------------------------0.
1.
YES
NO
9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED FAMILY
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 2044
PINCUNEM
MD=9
REF 2044
LOC 257 WIDTH 1
0
INCOME ALLOCATION FLAG: UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION
------------------------------------------------0.
YES
1.
NO
9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED FAMILY
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 2045
PINCWRKC
MD=9
REF 2045
LOC 258 WIDTH 1
0
INCOME ALLOCATION FLAG: WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION
---------------------------------------------1
39
-
(CONTINUED)
0.
1.
YES
NO
9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED FAMILY
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 2046
PINCUS
MD=9
REF 2046
LOC 259 WIDTH 1
0
INCOME ALLOCATION FLAG: GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEE PENSIONS
---------------------------------------------------0.
1.
YES
NO
9. INAP,, NONINTERVIEWED FAMILY
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 2047
PINCVET
MD=9
REF 2047
LOC 260 WIDTH 1
0
INCOME ALLOCATION FLAG: VETERANS PAYMENTS
----------------------------------------0.
1.
YES
NO
9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED FAMILY
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 2048
PINCPRPN
MD=9
REF 2048
LOC 261 WIDTH 1
0
INCOME ALLOCATION FLAG: PRIVATE PENSIONS
----------------------------------------
1
0
MD=9
0.
1.
YES
NO
9.
INAP., NONINTERVIEWED FAMILY
40
VAR 2049
PINCALIM
REF 2049
LOC
262 WIDTH
1
0
INCOME ALLOCATION FLAG: ALIMONY
------------------------------0.
1.
YES
NO
9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED FAMILY
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 2050
PINCCONT
MD=9
REF 2050
LOC 263 WIDTH 1
0
INCOME ALLOCATION FLAG: CONTRIBUTIONS
------------------------------------0.
1.
YES
NO
9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED FAMILY
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 2051
PINCOTHR
MD=9
REF 2051
LOC 264 WIDTH 1
0
INCOME ALLOCATION FLAG: ANYTHING ELSE
------------------------------------0.
1.
YES
NO
9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED FAMILY
0
...............................................................
0
99
VAR 2052
INCRECOD
REF 2052
LOC
MD=0 OR GE
265 WIDTH
2
0
SOURCE OF INCOME--RECODE
-----------------------1
41
-
(CONTINUED)
01.
02.
03.
04.
05.
16.
NO INCOME
WAGE OR SALARY INCOME ONLY
NONFARM SELF-EMPLOYMENT INCOME ONLY
FARM SELF-EMPLOYMENT INCOME ONLY
NONFARM SELF-EMPLOYMENT INCOME AND FARM
SELF-EMPLOYMENT INCOME ONLY
WAGE OR SALARY INCOME AND NONFARM SELF-EMPLOYMENT
INCOME ONLY
WAGE OR SALARY INCOME AND FARM SELF-EMPLOYMENT
INCOME ONLY
WAGE OR SALARY INCOME AND NONFARM SELF-EMPLOYMENT
AND FARM SELF- EMPLOYMENT INCOME ONLY
WAGE OR SALARY INCOME AND INCOME OTHER THAN
EARNINGS
NONFARM SELF-EMPLOYMENT INCOME AND INCOME OTHER
THAN EARNINGS
FARM SELF-EMPLOYMENT INCOME AND INCOME OTHER THAN
EARNINGS
NONFARM SELF-EMPLOYMENT INCOME AND FARM
SELF-EMPLOYMENT INCOME AND INCOME OTHER THAN
EARNINGS
WAGE OR SALARY INCOME AND NONFARM SELF-EMPLOYMENT
INCOME AND INCOME OTHER THAN EARNINGS
WAGE OR SALARY INCOME AND FARM SELF-EMPLOYMENT
INCOME AND INCOME OTHER THAN EARNINGS
WAGE OR SALARY INCOME AND NONFARM SELF-EMPLOYMENT
INCOME AND FARM SELF-EMPLOYMENT INCOME AND INCOME
OTHER THAN EARNINGS
INCOME OTHER THAN EARNINGS ONLY
00.
99.
INAP., CODED OTHER 1 OR 2 ON REF. NO. 2001
INAP., NONINTERVIEWED FAMILY
06.
07.
08.
09.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 2053
WKSWORK
MD=0 OR GE
9
REF 2053
LOC 267 WIDTH 1
0
WEEKS WORKED LAST YEAR
---------------------1.
NONE
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
1
-
1-13 WEEKS
14-26 WEEKS
27-39 WEEKS
40-47 WEEKS
48-49 WEEKS
42
(CONTINUED)
7. 50-52 WEEKS
0.
9.
INAP., CODED OTHER THAN 1 ON REF. NO. 2001
INAP., NONINTERVIEWED FAMILY
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 2054
FUL/PART
MD=0 OR GE
9
REF 2054
LOC 268 WIDTH 1
0
FULL-TIME/PART-TIME WORK (NOT YEAR ROUND)
----------------------------------------1.
2.
3.
4.
FULL-TIME:
PART-TIME:
FULL-TIME:
PART-TIME:
YEAR ROUND
YEAR ROUND
NOT YEAR ROUND
NOT YEAR ROUND
0.
9.
INAP., CODED OTHER THAN 2-7 ON REF. NO. 2053
INAP., NONINTERVIEWED FAMILY
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 2055
INDUSTR1
MD=0 OR GE
999
REF 2055
LOC 269 WIDTH 3
0
INDUSTRY CODE OF LONGEST JOB HELD LAST YEAR
-------------------------------------------SEE NOTE(S) 1
0
ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED
000.
999.
INAP., CODED OTHER THAN 2-7 ON REF. NO. 2053
INAP., NONINTERVIEWED FAMILY
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 2056
3DIGTOCC
MD=-9 OR GE
999
REF 2056
LOC 272 WIDTH 3
0
THREE DIGIT OCCUPATION CODE OF LONGEST JOB HELD LAST YEAR
--------------------------------------------------------1
43
-
(CONTINUED)
SEE NOTE(S) 2
0
ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED
-09.
999.
INAP., CODED OTHER THAN 2-7 ON REF. NO. 2053
INAP., NONINTERVIEWED FAMILY
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 2057
CLASWRK1
MD=0 OR GE
9
REF 2057
LOC 275 WIDTH 1
0
CLASS OF WORKER OF LONGEST JOB HELD LAST YEAR
--------------------------------------------1.
2.
3.
4.
PRIVATE WAGE OR SALARY
GOVERNMENT (FEDERAL, STATE, LOCAL)
SELF-EMPLOYED IN OWN BUSINESS, ETC.
WITHOUT PAY IN FAMILY FARM OR BUSINESS
0.
9.
INAP., CODED OTHER THAN 2-7 ON REF. NO. 2053
INAP., NONINTERVIEWED FAMILY
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 2058
RECODIND
MD=0 OR GE
99
REF 2058
LOC 276 WIDTH 2
0
SUMMARY DETAILED INDUSTRY OF LONGEST JOB HELD LAST
YEAR--RECODE
-------------------------------------------------SEE NOTE(S) 3
0
ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED
00.
99.
0
1
0
99
INAP., CODED OTHER THAN 2-7 ON REF. NO. 2053
INAP., NONINTERVIEWED FAMILY
44
VAR 2059
RECODOCC
REF 2059
LOC
278 WIDTH
MD=0 OR GE
2
0
SUMMARY DETAILED OCCUPATION OF LONGEST JOB HELD LAST
YEAR--RECODE
---------------------------------------------------SEE NOTE(S) 4
0
ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED
00.
99.
INAP., CODED OTHER THAN 2-7 ON REF. NO. 2053
INAP., NONINTERVIEWED FAMILY
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 2060
WKLAYOFF
MD=0 OR GE
9
REF 2060
LOC 280 WIDTH 1
0
WEEKS LOOKING OR ON LAYOFF
-------------------------1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
NONE
1 TO 4 WEEKS
5 TO 10 WEEKS
11 TO 14 WEEKS
15 TO 26 WEEKS
27 TO 39 WEEKS
40+ WEEKS
0.
9.
INAP., CODED OTHER THAN 2-6 ON REF. NO. 2053
INAP., NONINTERVIEWED FAMILY
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 2061
REASPTWK
MD=0 OR GE
9
REF 2061
LOC 281 WIDTH 1
0
MAIN REASON FOR PART-YEAR WORK
-----------------------------1.
2.
1
45
-
LOOKING
ILL
(CONTINUED)
3. HOME (FEMALES ONLY)
4. SCHOOL
5. ARMED FORCES
6. RETIRED
7. OTHER
0.
9.
INAP., CODED OTHER THAN 2-6 ON REF. NO. 2053
INAP., NONINTERVIEWED FAMILY
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 2062
WKSINLF
MD=0 OR GE
9
REF 2062
LOC 282 WIDTH 1
0
WEEKS IN LABOR FORCE--PART-YEAR WORKERS
--------------------------------------1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
1 TO 13 WEEKS
14 TO 26 WEEKS
27 TO 39 WEEKS
40 TO 47 WEEKS
48 TO 49 WEEKS
50 TO 52 WEEKS
0.
9.
INAP., CODED OTHER THAN 2-6 ON REF. NO. 2053
INAP., NONINTERVIEWED FAMILY
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 2063
STRTUNEM
MD=0 OR GE
9
REF 2063
LOC 283 WIDTH 1
0
STRETCHES OF UNEMPLOYMENT
-------------------------
0
1
0
9
1.
2.
3.
ONE STRETCH
TWO STRETCHES
THREE OR MORE STRETCHES
0.
9.
INAP., CODED OTHER THAN 2-6 ON REF. NO. 2060
INAP., NONINTERVIEWED FAMILY
46
VAR 2064
RESNOWRK
REF 2064
LOC
MD=0 OR GE
284 WIDTH
0
MAIN REASON FOR NOT WORKING
--------------------------1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
ILL
HOME (FEMALES ONLY)
SCHOOL
UNABLE TO FIND WORK
ARMED FORCES
RETIRED
1
7.
OTHER
0.
9.
INAP., CODED OTHER THAN 1 ON REF. NO. 2053
INAP., NONINTERVIEWED FAMILY
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 2065
WKSLOOK
MD=0 OR GE
9
REF 2065
LOC 285 WIDTH 1
0
WEEKS IN LABOR FORCE--NONWORKERS
-------------------------------1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
NONE (NOT LOOKING FOR WORK)
1 TO 4 WEEKS LOOKING
5 TO 14 WEEKS LOOKING
15 TO 26 WEEKS LOOKING
27 TO 39 WEEKS LOOKING
40+ WEEKS LOOKING
0.
9.
INAP., CODED OTHER THAN 1 ON REF. NO. 2053
INAP., NONINTERVIEWED FAMILY
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 2066
MAJACTIV
MD=0 OR GE
9
REF 2066
LOC 286 WIDTH 1
0
WHAT WAS...DOING MOST OF LAST WEEK?
----------------------------------1.
2.
1
47
-
WORKING
WITH A JOB
(CONTINUED)
3. LOOKING
4. HOUSEWORK
5. SCHOOL
6. UNABLE
7. OTHER
0.
9.
INAP., CODED OTHER THAN 1 ON REF. NO. 2001
INAP., NONINTERVIEWED FAMILY
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 2067
EMPLSTAT
MD=0 OR GE
9
REF 2067
LOC 287 WIDTH 1
0
EMPLOYMENT STATUS--RECODE
------------------------1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
WORKING
WITH A JOB, NOT AT WORK
LOOKING
HOUSEWORK
SCHOOL
UNABLE
OTHER
0.
9.
INAP., CODED OTHER THAN 1 ON REF. NO. 2001
INAP., NONINTERVIEWED FAMILY
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 2068
HRSWRKED
MD=0 OR GE
99
REF 2068
LOC 288 WIDTH 2
0
HOURS WORKED LAST WEEK AT ALL JOBS
---------------------------------ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED
00.
INAP., CODED OTHER THAN 1 ON REF. NO. 2001 AND 1
99.
REF. NO. 1067
INAP., NONINTERVIEWED FAMILY
ON
0
1
0
9
48
VAR 2069
WRK>35HR
REF 2069
LOC
290 WIDTH
MD=0 OR GE
1
0
USUALLY WORK 35 HOURS OR MORE AT THIS JOB
----------------------------------------1.
2.
YES
NO
0.
INAP., CODED OTHER THAN 1 ON REF. NO. 2001 AND 1 ON
REF. NO. 1067 AND 1-34 ON REF. NO.2068
INAP., NONINTERVIEWED FAMILY
9.
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 2070
REA<35HR
MD=0 OR GE
99
REF 2070
LOC 291 WIDTH 2
0
REASON LESS THAN 35 HOURS A WEEK
-------------------------------01.
02.
03.
04.
05.
06.
07.
08.
09.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
SLACK WORK
MATERIAL SHORTAGE
PLANT OR MACHINE REPAIRS
NEW JOB STARTED
JOB TERMINATED
COULD FIND ONLY PART-TIME WORK
HOLIDAY
LABOR DISPUTE
BAD WEATHER
OWN ILLNESS
ON VACATION
TOO BUSY WITH HOUSE, SCHOOL
DID NOT WANT FULL-TIME JOB
FULL-TIME WORK WEEK UNDER 35 HOURS
OTHER
00.
INAP., CODED OTHER THAN 1 ON REF. NO. 2001, 1 ON
REF. NO. 2067 AND 1-34 ON REF. NO. 2068
INAP., NONINTERVIEWED FAMILY
99.
0
1
49
0
9
VAR 2071
REABSENT
REF 2071
LOC
MD=0 OR GE
293 WIDTH
1
0
REASON ABSENT FROM WORK
----------------------1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
OWN ILLNESS
ON VACATION
BAD WEATHER
LABOR DISPUTE
NEW JOB TO BEGIN WITHIN 30 DAYS
TEMPORARY LAYOFF
INDEFINITE LAYOFF
OTHER
0.
INAP., CODED OTHER THAN 1 ON REF. NO. 2001 AND 2 OR
3 ON REF. NO. 2067
INAP., NONINTERVIEWED FAMILY
9.
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 2072
TIMOFSAL
MD=0 OR GE
9
REF 2072
LOC 294 WIDTH 1
0
WAGES OR SALARY FOR ANY OF THE TIME OFF LAST WEEK
------------------------------------------------1.
2.
3.
YES
NO
SELF-EMPLOYED
0.
INAP., CODED OTHER THAN 1 ON REF. NO. 2001 AND 2 ON
REF. NO. 2067
INAP., NONINTERVIEWED FAMILY
9.
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 2073
USUL35HR
MD=0 OR GE
9
REF 2073
LOC 295 WIDTH 1
0
USUALLY WORK 35 HOURS OR MORE A WEEK AT THIS JOB
-----------------------------------------------1.
2.
1
-
YES
NO
50
(CONTINUED)
0.
INAP., CODED OTHER THAN 1 ON REF. NO. 2001 AND 2 ON
REF. NO. 2067
INAP., NONINTERVIEWED FAMILY
9.
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 2074
RELOKWRK
MD=0 OR GE
9
REF 2074
LOC 296 WIDTH 1
0
REASON START LOOKING FOR WORK
----------------------------1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
LOST JOB
QUIT JOB
LEFT SCHOOL
WANTED TEMPORARY WORK
OTHER
0.
INAP., CODED OTHER THAN 1 ON REF. NO. 2001 AND 3 ON
REF. NO. 2067
INAP., NONINTERVIEWED FAMILY
9.
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 2075
WKSUNEMP
9
REF 2075
LOC 297 WIDTH 2
0
MD=-
WEEKS UNEMPLOYED
---------------ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED
-9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED FAMILY
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 2076
LOKF/PT
MD=0 OR GE
9
REF 2076
LOC 299 WIDTH 1
0
HAS...BEEN LOOKING FOR FULL-TIME OR PART-TIME WORK?
--------------------------------------------------1
51
-
(CONTINUED)
1. FULL TIME
2. PART TIME
0.
INAP., CODED OTHER THAN 1 ON REF. NO. 2001 AND 3 ON
REF. NO. 2067
INAP., NONINTERVIEWED FAMILY
9.
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 2077
NOJOB1
MD=0 OR GE
9
REF 2077
LOC 300 WIDTH 1
0
IS THERE ANY REASON WHY...COULD NOT TAKE JOB LAST WEEK?
------------------------------------------------------1.
2.
YES
NO
0.
INAP., CODED OTHER THAN 1 ON REF. NO. 2001 AND 3 ON
REF. NO. 2067
INAP., NONINTERVIEWED FAMILY
9.
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 2078
NOJOB2
MD=0 OR GE
9
REF 2078
LOC 301 WIDTH 1
0
IS THERE ANY REASON WHY...COULD NOT TAKE JOB LAST WEEK?
------------------------------------------------------1.
ALREADY HAD A JOB
2.
3.
4.
TEMPORARY LAYOFF
GOING TO SCHOOL
OTHER
0.
INAP., CODED OTHER THAN 1 ON REF. NO. 2001, 3 ON
REF. NO. 2067 AND 1 ON REF. NO. 2077
INAP., NONINTERVIEWED FAMILY
9.
0
1
0
9
52
VAR 2079
LASTF/PT
REF 2079
LOC
MD=0 OR GE
302 WIDTH
1
0
WHEN DID...LAST WORK AT A FULL-TIME JOB OR BUSINESS LASTING
TWO CONSECUTIVE WEEKS OR MORE?
----------------------------------------------------------1.
2.
3.
4.
LESS THAN FIVE YEARS AGO
MORE THAN FIVE YEARS AGO
NEVER WORKED FULL-TIME TWO WEEKS OR MORE
NEVER WORKED AT ALL
0.
INAP., CODED OTHER THAN 1 ON REF. NO. 2001 AND 3 ON
REF. NO. 2067
INAP., NONINTERVIEWED FAMILY
9.
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 2080
INDUSTR2
MD=0 OR GE
999
REF 2080
LOC 303 WIDTH 3
0
INDUSTRY
-------SEE NOTE(S) 1
0
ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED
000.
INAP., CODED OTHER THAN 1 ON REF. NO. 2001 AND A)
3 ON REF. NO. 2067 B) 3 ON REF. NO. 2067 AND 1 OR
2 ON REF. NO. 2079, C)4-7 ON REF. NO. 2067 1 OR 5
ON REF. NO. 1008 AND 1-5 ON REF. NO. 2086
INAP., NONINTERVIEWED FAMILY
999.
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 2081
OCCUPAT
MD=-9 OR GE
999
REF 2081
LOC 306 WIDTH 3
0
OCCUPATION
---------SEE NOTE(S) 2
1
53
-
(CONTINUED)
ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED
-09.
999.
INAP., SEE REF. 2080
INAP., NONINTERVIEWED FAMILY
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 2082
CLASWRK2
MD=0 OR GE
9
REF 2082
LOC 309 WIDTH 1
0
CLASS OF WORKER
--------------1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
PRIVATE
GOVERNMENT
SELF-EMPLOYED
WITHOUT PAY
NEVER WORKED
0.
9.
INAP. SEE REF. 2080
INAP., NONINTERVIEWED FAMILY
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 2083
DETAILIN
MD=0 OR GE
99
REF 2083
LOC 310 WIDTH 2
0
DETAILED INDUSTRY
----------------SEE NOTE(S) 3
0
ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED
00.
99.
0
1
0
99
INAP., SEE REF. 2080
INAP., NONINTERVIEWED FAMILY
54
VAR 2084
DETAILOC
MD=0 OR GE
REF 2084
LOC
312 WIDTH
2
0
DETAILED OCCUPATION GROUP
------------------------SEE NOTE(S) 4
0
ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED
00.
99.
INAP., SEE REF. 2080
INAP., NONINTERVIEWED FAMILY
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 2085
HRSWORKD
MD=99
REF 2085
LOC 314 WIDTH 2
0
HOURS WORKED
-----------00.
USUALLY
01.
02.
03.
04.
USUALLY
05.
06.
07.
08.
USUALLY
09.
10.
11.
12.
13.
USUALLY WORK FULL TIME, PART TIME FOR NONECONOMIC
REASONS
WORK FULL TIME, PART TIME FOR ECONOMIC REASONS:
1-4 HOURS
5-14 HOURS
15 29 HOURS
30-34 HOURS
WORK PART TIME, ECONOMIC REASONS:
1-4 HOURS
5-14 HOURS
15-29 HOURS
30-34 HOURS
WORK PART TIME, NONECONOMIC REASONS:
1-4 HOURS
5-14 HOURS
15-29 HOURS
30-34 HOURS
CIVILIANS 14 YEARS AND OVER WHO WORKED LESS
THAN 35 HOUR PER WEEK
99.
0
1
55
0
9
INAP., NONINTERVIEWED FAMILY
VAR 2086
LSTREGWK
REF 2086
LOC
MD=0 OR GE
316 WIDTH
1
0
LAST WORKED AT A REGULAR FULL- OR PART-TIME JOB OR BUSINESS
LASTING TWO CONSECUTIVE WEEKS OR MORE
----------------------------------------------------------1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
WITHIN PAST 12 MONTHS
1 UP TO 2 YEARS AGO
2 UP TO 3 YEARS AGO
3 UP TO 4 YEARS AGO
4 UP TO 5 YEARS AGO
5 OR MORE YEARS AGO
NEVER WORKED
0.
INAP., CODED OTHER THAN 1 IN REF. NO. 2001 AND 4-7
IN REF. NO. 2067 AND 4 OR 8 IN REF. NO. 1009
INAP., NONINTERVIEWED FAMILY
9.
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 2087
MAJOCCGR
MD=13 OR GE
99
REF 2087
LOC 317 WIDTH 2
0
MAJOR OCCUPATIONAL GROUP
------------------------
0
1
0
99
01.
02.
03.
04.
05.
06.
07.
08.
09.
10.
11.
12.
PROFESSIONAL, TECHNICAL ETC.
MANAGERS, OFFICIALS, PROPRIETORS
CLERICAL
SALES
CRAFTSMEN
OPERATIVES
LABORERS
PRIVATE HOUSEHOLD
ALL OTHER SERVICE WORKERS
FARMERS AND FARM MANAGERS
FARM LABORERS AND FOREMEN
NO PREVIOUS FULL-TIME WORK EXPERIENCE
13.
99.
INAP., CODED OTHER THAN 1-3 ON REF. NO. 2067
INAP., NONINTERVIEWED FAMILY
56
VAR 2088
MAJINDUS
REF 2088
LOC
MD=21 OR GE
319 WIDTH
2
0
MAJOR INDUSTRY
-------------00.
01.
02.
AGRICULTURE, PRIVATE HOUSEHOLD WORKERS AND NEVER
WORKED AND UNEMPLOYED
MINING
CONSERVATION
03.
04.
05.
06.
07.
08.
09.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
DURABLE GOODS
NONDURABLE GOODS
RAILROADS AND RAILWAY EXPRESS
OTHER TRANSPORTATION
OTHER UTILITIES
WHOLESALE TRADE
RETAIL TRADE
FINANCE, INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE
BUSINESS AND REPAIR
PERSONAL
ENTERTAINMENT AND RECREATION
MEDICAL, EXCEPT HOSPITALS
HOSPITALS
WELFARE AND RELIGIOUS
EDUCATION
OTHER PROFESSIONAL
FORESTRY AND FISHERIES
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
21.
99.
INAP., CODED OTHER THAN 1-3 ON REF. NO. 2067
INAP., NONINTERVIEWED FAMILY
0
.......................................................
REF. 2089-2095: METHODS USED IN THE LAST FOUR WEEKS TO FIND
WORK
...............................................................
0
VAR 2089
CKPUBEMP
MD=0 OR GE
9
REF 2089
LOC 321 WIDTH 1
0
CHECKED WITH A PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
--------------------------------------1.
1
57
-
METHOD USED
(CONTINUED)
0. INAP., CODED OTHER THAN 1 ON REF. NO. 2001 AND 3 ON
REF. NO. 2067
9. INAP., METHOD NOT USED
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 2090
CKEMPAGY
MD=0 OR GE
9
REF 2090
LOC 322 WIDTH 1
0
CHECKED WITH AN EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
---------------------------------
1.
METHOD USED
0.
9.
INAP. ÕSEE REF. NO. 2089å
INAP., METHOD NOT USED
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 2091
CKEMPLYR
MD=0 OR GE
9
REF 2091
LOC 323 WIDTH 1
0
CHECKED WITH EMPLOYER DIRECTLY
-----------------------------1.
METHOD USED
0.
9.
INAP. ÕSEE REF. NO. 2089å
INAP., METHOD NOT USED
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 2092
CKFRIEND
MD=0 OR GE
9
REF 2092
LOC 324 WIDTH 1
0
CHECKED WITH FRIENDS OR RELATIVES
---------------------------------
0
1
0
9
1.
METHOD USED
0.
9.
INAP. ÕSEE REF. NO. 2089å
INAP., METHOD NOT USED
58
VAR 2093
REF 2093
CKADS
LOC
MD=0 OR GE
325 WIDTH
1
0
PLACED OR ANSWERED ADS
---------------------1.
METHOD USED
0.
9.
INAP. ÕSEE REF. NO. 2089å
INAP., METHOD NOT USED
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 2094
CKOTHER
MD=0 OR GE
9
REF 2094
LOC 326 WIDTH 1
0
OTHER
----1.
METHOD USED
0.
9.
INAP. ÕSEE REF. NO. 2089å
INAP., METHOD NOT USED
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 2095
NOTHING
MD=0 OR GE
9
REF 2095
LOC 327 WIDTH 1
0
NOTHING
------1.
METHOD USED
0.
9.
INAP. ÕSEE REF. NO. 2089å
INAP., METHOD NOT USED
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 2096
PPSUPWGT
MD=900
REF 2096
LOC 328 WIDTH 12
IMP DEC= 2
0
PERSONS SUPPLEMENT WEIGHT
------------------------1
59
(CONTINUED)
MAY IN REMOTE INSTANCES BE NEGATIVE. NEGATIVE SYMBOL (-) TO
THE LEFT OF THE MOST SIGNIFICANT DIGIT
ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED
-9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED FAMILY
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 2097
PPSEQID
MD=99999
REF 2097
LOC 340 WIDTH 5
0
FAMILY NUMBER
------------UNIQUE FAMIY IDENTIFICATION NUMBER REPEATED ON FAMILY
RECORD
(REF 1055)
ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED
99999. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED FAMILY
0
...............................................................
0
VAR 2098
PPID
MD=99
REF 2098
LOC 345 WIDTH 2
0
PERSON NUMBER
------------UNIQUE PERSON IDENTIFICATION NUMBER
ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED
99.
0
1
-
INAP., NONINTERVIEWED FAMILY
60
(CONTINUED)
GLOSSARY
0
CURRENT POPULATION SURVEY, MARCH 1970
0
I.
CONCEPTS
AGE. AGE CLASSIFICATION IS BASED ON THE AGE OF THE PERSON
AT HIS/HER LAST BIRTHDAY.
DURATION OF UNEMPLOYMENT. DURATION OF UNEMPLOYMENT
REPRESENTS THE LENGTH OF TIME (THROUGH THE CURRENT SURVEY
WEEK) DURING WHICH PERSONS CLASSIFIED AS UNEMPLOYED ARE
CONTINUOUSLY LOOKING FOR WORK. FOR PERSONS ON LAYOFF,
DURATION OF UNEMPLOYMENT REPRESENTS THE NUMBER OF FULL
WEEKS
SINCE THE TERMINATION OF THEIR MOST RECENT EMPLOYMENT. A
PERIOD OF TWO WEEKS OR MORE DURING WHICH A PERSON IS
EMPLOYED OR CEASED LOOKING FOR WORK IS CONSIDERED TO BREAK
THE CONTINUITY OF THE PRESENT PERIOD OF SEEKING WORK.
AVERAGE DURATION IS AN ARITHMETIC MEAN COMPUTED FROM A
DISTRIBUTION BY SINGLE WEEKS OF UNEMPLOYMENT.
EARNERS, NUMBER OF.
THIS NUMBER INCLUDES ALL PERSONS IN
THE
HOUSEHOLD WITH $1 OR MORE IN WAGES AND SALARIES, OR $1 OR
MORE LOSS IN NET INCOME FROM FARM OR NONFARM
SELF-EMPLOYMENT.
EARNINGS.
(SEE INCOME)
EDUCATION.
FAMILY.
(SEE YEARS OF SCHOOL COMPLETED)
THE TERM "FAMILY" AS USED IN THIS REPORT, REFERS
TO
A GROUP OF TWO OR MORE PERSONS RELATED BY BLOOD, MARRIAGE,
OR ADOPTION AND RESIDING TOGETHER. ALL SUCH PERSONS ARE
CONSIDERED MEMBERS OF THE SAME FAMILY. THUS, IF THE SON OF
THE HEAD OF THE HOUSEHOLD AND THE SON'S WIFE ARE IN THE
HOUSEHOLD, THEY ARE TREATED AS PART OF THE HEAD'S FAMILY.
ON
THE OTHER HAND, A LODGER AND HIS WIFE NOT RELATED TO THE
HEAD OF THE HOUSEHOLD OR AN UNRELATED SERVANT AND HIS WIFE
ARE CONSIDERED AS ADDITIONAL FAMILIES, AND NOT A PART OF
THE
HOUSEHOLD HEAD'S FAMILY.
FAMILY WEIGHT. THE WEIGHT USED FOR TABULATING FAMILY
CHARACTERISTICS FROM FAMILY RECORDS. THE FAMILY WEIGHT IS
THE SAME AS THE PERSON WEIGHT OF THE HEAD OF THE FAMILY OR
SECONDARY FAMILY OR OF UNRELATED INDIVIDUALS.
1
61
-
(CONTINUED)
FARM SELF-EMPLOYMENT NET INCOME. THIS IS DEFINED AS NET
MONEY INCOME (GROSS RECEIPTS MINUS OPERATING EXPENSES) FROM
THE OPERATION OF A FARM BY A PERSON ON HIS OWN ACCOUNT, AS
AN OWNER, RENTER, OR SHARECROPPER. GROSS RECEIPTS INCLUDE
THE VALUE OF ALL PRODUCTS SOLD, GOVERNMENT CROP LOANS,
MONEY
RECEIVED FROM THE RENTAL OF FARM EQUIPMENT TO OTHERS, AND
INCIDENTAL RECEIPTS FROM THE SALE OF WOOD, SAND, GRAVEL,
ETC.
OPERATING EXPENSES INCLUDE COST OF FEED, FERTILIZER, SEED,
AND OTHER FARMING SUPPLIES, CASH WAGES PAID TO FARMHANDS,
DEPRECIATION CHARGES, CASH RENT, INTEREST ON FARM
MORTGAGES,
FARM BUILDING REPAIRS, FARM TAXES (NOT STATE AND FEDERAL
INCOME TAXES), ETC. THE VALUE OF FUEL, FOOD, OR OTHER FARM
PRODUCTS USED FOR HOUSEHOLD LIVING IS NOT INCLUDED AS PART
OF NET INCOME. INVENTORY CHANGES ARE CONSIDERED IN
DETERMINING NET INCOME ONLY WHEN THEY ARE ACCOUNTED FOR IN
REPLIES BASED ON INCOME TAX RETURNS OR OTHER OFFICIAL
RECORDS WHICH REFLECT INVENTORY CHANGES; OTHERWISE
INVENTORY
CHANGES ARE NOT TAKEN INTO ACCOUNT.
FULL-TIME WORK. PERSONS WHO WORKED 35 HOURS OR MORE IN THE
SURVEY WEEK ARE DESIGNATED AS WORKING "FULL TIME."
GROUP QUARTERS.
GROUP QUARTERS ARE LIVING ARRANGEMENTS FOR
INSTITUTIONAL INMATES REGARDLESS OF THE NUMBER OF INMATES,
OR FOR OTHER GROUPS CONTAINING FIVE OR MORE PERSONS
UNRELATED TO THE PERSON IN CHARGE.
HEAD OF HOUSEHOLDER. ONE PERSON IN EACH HOUSEHOLD WAS
DESIGNATED AS THE "HEAD." THE NUMBER OF HEADS, THEREFORE,
IS
EQUAL TO THE NUMBER OF HOUSEHOLDS. THE HEAD OF A HOUSEHOLD
IS USUALLY THE PERSON REGARDED AS THE HEAD BY MEMBERS OF
THE
HOUSEHOLD. WOMEN ARE NOT CLASSIFIED AS HEADS IF THEIR
HUSBANDS ARE PERMANENT MEMBERS OF THE HOUSEHOLD AT THE TIME
OF THE SURVEY. MARRIED COUPLES RELATED TO THE HEAD OF A
HOUSEHOLD ARE INCLUDED IN THE HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD AND ARE NOT
CLASSIFIED AS SEPARATE HOUSEHOLDS.
HEAD WITH NO OTHER RELATIVES IN HOUSEHOLD. A HOUSEHOLD HEAD
WHO HAS NO RELATIVES LIVING IN THE HOUSEHOLD. THIS WOULD
BE
THE ENTRY FOR A PERSON LIVING ALONE. ANOTHER EXAMPLE WOULD
BE THE DESIGNATED HEAD OF AN APARTMENT SHARED BY TWO OR
MORE
UNRELATED PERSONS.
HEAD WITH OTHER RELATIVES. THE PERSON DESIGNATED AS HEAD OF
THE HOUSEHOLD WHICH HAS ONE OR MORE RELATIVES (INCLUDING
HIS
WIFE) LIVING IN THE HOUSEHOLD.
HIGHEST GRADE OF SCHOOL ATTENDED.
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HOURS OF WORK. HOURS OF WORK STATISTICS RELATE TO THE
ACTUAL NUMBER OF HOURS WORKED DURING THE SURVEY WEEK. FOR
EXAMPLE, A PERSON WHO NORMALLY WORKS 40 HOURS A WEEK BUT
WHO
IS OFF ON THE VETERANS DAY HOLIDAY WOULD BE REPORTED AS
WORKING 32 HOURS EVEN THOUGH HE IS PAID FOR THE HOLIDAY.
FOR THE PERSONS WORKING IN MORE THAN ONE JOB, THE FIGURES
RELATE TO THE NUMBER OF HOURS WORKED IN ALL JOBS DURING THE
WEEK. HOWEVER, ALL THE HOURS ARE CREDITED TO THE MAJOR
JOB.
HOUSEHOLD. A HOUSEHOLD CONSISTS OF ALL THE PERSONS WHO
OCCUPY A HOUSE, AN APARTMENT, OR OTHER GROUP OF ROOMS, OR A
ROOM, WHICH CONSTITUTES A HOUSING UNIT. A GROUP OF ROOMS
OR
A SINGLE ROOM IS REGARDED AS A HOUSING UNIT WHEN IT IS
OCCUPIED AS SEPARATE LIVING QUARTERS; THAT IS, WHEN THE
OCCUPANTS DO NOT LIVE AND EAT WITH ANY OTHER PERSON IN THE
STRUCTURE, AND WHEN THERE IS EITHER (1) DIRECT ACCESS FROM
THE OUTSIDE OR THROUGH A COMMON HALL, OR (2) A KITCHEN OR
COOKING EQUIPMENT FOR THE EXCLUSIVE USE OF THE OCCUPANTS.
THE COUNT OF HOUSEHOLDS EXCLUDES PERSONS LIVING IN GROUP
QUARTERS, SUCH AS ROOMING HOUSES, MILITARY BARRACKS, AND
INSTITUTIONS.
HUSBAND IN ARMED FORCES. WHEN A WOMAN WAS REPORTED AS
MARRIED BUT HER HUSBAND WAS NOT ENUMERATED AS MEMBER OF THE
SAME HOUSEHOLD, AN ADDITIONAL QUESTION WAS ASKED TO
DETERMINE WHETHER HER HUSBAND WAS IN THE ARMED FORCES.
WOMEN
WHO WERE REPORTED AS SEPARATED WERE NOT ASKED THE
ADDITIONAL
QUESTION. THE ADDITIONAL QUESTION IS ASKED TO DETERMINE
WHETHER HER HUSBAND IS IN THE ARMED FORCES. THIS
ADDITIONAL
PROBE IS UNIQUE TO THE MARCH CPS ONLY. WOMEN WHO ARE
REPORTED AS SEPARATED ARE NOT ASKED THE ADDITIONAL
QUESTION.
INCOME. FOR EACH PERSON IN THE SAMPLE WHO IS 14 YEARS OLD
AND OVER, QUESTIONS WERE ASKED ON THE AMOUNT OF MONEY
INCOME
RECEIVED FROM EACH OF THE FOLLOWING SOURCES: (1) MONEY
WAGES OR SALARY; (2) NET INCOME FROM NONFARM
SELF-EMPLOYMENT; (3) NET INCOME FROM FARM SELF-EMPLOYMENT;
(4) SOCIAL SECURITY SOURCE A; (5) DIVIDENDS, INTEREST (ON
SAVINGS OR BONDS), INCOME FROM ESTATES OR TRUSTS, OR NET
RENTAL INCOME, SOURCE B; (6) PUBLIC ASSISTANCE OR WELFARE
PAYMENTS, SOURCE C; (7) UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION,
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEE PENSIONS, OR VETERANS PAYMENTS, SOURCE
D; (8) PRIVATE PENSIONS, ANNUITIES, ALIMONY, REGULAR
CONTRIBUTIONS FROM PERSONS NOT LIVING IN THE HOUSEHOLD, AND
NET ROYALTIES, AND OTHER PERIODIC INCOME, SOURCE E.
THE AMOUNTS RECEIVED REPRESENT INCOME BEFORE DEDUCTIONS FOR
PERSONAL TAXES, SOCIAL SECURITY, BONDS, ETC. IF ANY AMOUNT
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WAS $10,000 OR MORE, IT WAS RECORDED AS A SPECIFIC AMOUNT
WHENEVER POSSIBLE. WHEN THE RESPONDENT DID NOT KNOW THE
SPECIFIC AMOUNT BUT REPORTED IT WITHIN SPECIFIED LIMITS,
THE
MIDPOINT OF THE AMOUNT WAS CODED (I.E. "$10,000 TO $15,000
WAS CODED AS "$12,500"). IF AN INDEFINITE AMOUNT WAS
REPORTED SUCH AS "OVER $10,000," THE INFORMATION WAS CODED
AS "$15,000." IT SHOULD BE NOTED THAT ALTHOUGH THE INCOME
STATISTICS REFER TO RECEIPTS DURING THE PRECEDING YEAR, THE
CHARACTERISTICS OF THE PERSON, SUCH AS AGE, LABOR FORCE
STATUS, ETC., AND THE COMPOSITION OF HOUSEHOLDS, REFER TO
MARCH. THE INCOME OF THE HOUSEHOLD DOES NOT INCLUDE AMOUNTS
RECEIVED BY PERSON WHO WERE MEMBERS OF THE FAMILY DURING
ALL
OR PART OF THE PRECEDING CALENDAR YEAR IF THESE PERSONS NO
LONGER RESIDED WITH THE FAMILY AT THE TIME OF ENUMERATION.
ON THE OTHER HAND, HOUSEHOLD INCOME INCLUDES AMOUNTS
REPORTED BY PERSONS WHO DID NOT RESIDE IN THE HOUSEHOLD THE
PRIOR YEAR BUT WHO ARE MEMBERS OF THE FAMILY AT THE TIME OF
ENUMERATION. DATA ON CONSUMER INCOME COLLECTED BY THE
BUREAU
OF THE CENSUS COVERS MONEY INCOME RECEIVED (EXCLUSIVE OF
CERTAIN MONEY RECEIPTS SUCH AS CAPITAL GAINS) PRIOR TO
DEDUCTIONS FOR TAXES. THE FACT THAT MANY FARM HOUSEHOLDS
RECEIVE PART OF THEIR INCOME IN THE FORM OF RENT-FREE
HOUSING AND GOODS PRODUCED AND CONSUMED ON THE FARM, RATHER
THAN IN MONEY, SHOULD BE TAKEN INTO CONSIDERATION IN
COMPARING THE INCOME OF FARM AND NONFARM RESIDENTS. IT
SHOULD BE NOTED THAT NONMONEY INCOMES ARE ALSO RECEIVED BY
SOME NONFARM RESIDENTS. THEY OFTEN TAKE THE FORM OF
BUSINESS
EXPENSE ACCOUNTS, USE OF BUSINESS TRANSPORTATION AND
FACILITIES, FULL OR PARTIAL COMPENSATION BY BUSINESS FOR
MEDICAL AND EDUCATIONAL EXPENSES, ETC. IN ANALYZING SIZE
DISTRIBUTIONS OF INCOME, IT SHOULD BE RECOGNIZED THAT
CAPITAL GAINS TEND TO BE CONCENTRATED MORE AMONG HIGHER
INCOME UNITS THAN AMONG LOWER ONES.
SOURCE A--SOCIAL SECURITY OR RAILROAD RETIREMENT. THIS IS
DEFINED AS SOCIAL SECURITY PENSIONS AND SURVIVOR'S
BENEFITS,
AND PERMANENT DISABILITY INSURANCE PAYMENTS MADE BY THE
SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION PRIOR TO DEDUCTIONS FOR
MEDICAL INSURANCE AND RAILROAD RETIREMENT INSURANCE CHECKS
FROM THE U.S. GOVERNMENT UNION DUES, ETC.
SOURCE B--DIVIDENDS, INTEREST (ON SAVINGS OR BONDS), INCOME
FROM ESTATES OR TRUSTS, OR NET RENTAL INCOME. THIS CATEGORY
INCLUDES DIVIDENDS FROM STOCKHOLDINGS OR MEMBERSHIP IN
ASSOCIATIONS, INTEREST ON SAVINGS OR BONDS, PERIODIC
RECEIPTS FROM ESTATES OR TRUST FUNDS, NET INCOME FROM
RENTAL
OF A HOUSE, STORE, OR OTHER PROPERTY TO OTHERS, AND
RECEIPTS
FROM BOARDERS OR LODGERS.
SOURCE C--PUBLIC ASSISTANCE OR WELFARE PAYMENTS. THIS
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CATEGORY INCLUDES PUBLIC ASSISTANCE PAYMENTS SUCH AS OLDASSISTANCE, AID TO FAMILIES WITH DEPENDENT CHILDREN, AND
AID
TO THE BLIND OR TOTALLY DISABLED.
SOURCE D--UNEMPLOYED COMPENSATION, GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEE
PENSIONS, OR VETERANS' PAYMENTS. THIS CATEGORY INCLUDES:
(1) UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION RECEIVED FROM GOVERNMENT
UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE AGENCIES OR PRIVATE COMPANIES DURING
PERIODS OF UNEMPLOYMENT AND ANY STRIKE BENEFITS RECEIVED
FROM UNION FUNDS; (2) GOVERNMENT EMPLOYED PENSIONS RECEIVED
FROM RETIREMENT PENSIONS PAID BY FEDERAL, STATE, COUNTY OR
OTHER GOVERNMENTAL AGENCIES TO FORMER EMPLOYEES (INCLUDING
MEMBERS OF THE ARMED FORCES) OR THEIR SURVIVORS; (3) MONEY
PAID PERIODICALLY BY THE VETERANS' ADMINISTRATION TO
DISABLED MEMBERS OF THE ARMED FORCES OR TO THE SURVIVORS OF
DECEASED VETERANS, SUBSISTENCE ALLOWANCES PAID TO VETERANS
FOR EDUCATION AND ON-THE-JOB TRAINING, AS WELL AS SO-CALLED
"REFUNDS" PAID TO EX-SERVICEMEN AS GI INSURANCE PREMIUMS;
ALSO INCLUDES (4) WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION RECEIVED
PERIODICALLY FROM PUBLIC OR PRIVATE INSURANCE COMPANIES FOR
INJURIES INCURRED AT WORK. THE COST OF THIS INSURANCE MUST
HAVE BEEN PAID BY THE EMPLOYER AND NOT BY THE PERSON.
PRIVATE PENSIONS, ANNUITIES, ALIMONY, REGULAR CONTRIBUTIONS
FROM PERSONS NOT LIVING IN THE HOUSEHOLD, NET ROYALTIES,
AND
OTHER PERIODIC INCOME. THE FOLLOWING TYPES OF INCOME ARE
INCLUDED IN THIS GROUP: (1) PRIVATE PENSIONS OR RETIREMENT
BENEFITS PAID TO A RETIRED PERSON OR HIS SURVIVIORS BY A
FORMER EMPLOYER OR BY A UNION, EITHER DIRECTLY OR THROUGH
AN
INSURANCE COMPANY; (2) PERIODIC RECEIPTS FROM ANNUITIES OR
INSURANCE; (3) ALIMONY AND CHILD SUPPORT; (4) CONTRIBUTIONS
RECEIVED PERIODICALLY FROM PERSONS NOT LIVING IN THE
HOUSEHOLD; (5) NET ROYALTIES; AND (6) OTHER PERIODIC INCOME
SUCH AS MILITARY FAMILY ALLOTMENTS, NET GAMBLING WINNINGS,
AND OTHER KINDS OF PERIODIC INCOME OTHER THAN EARNINGS.
INDUSTRY. SEE CODES IN INDUSTRY SECTION.
JOB, BUT NOT AT WORK. ALL THOSE WHO WERE NOT WORKING BUT
WHO
HAD JOBS OR BUSINESSES FROM WHICH THEY WERE TEMPORARILY
ABSENT BECAUSE OF ILLNESS, BAD WEATHER, VACATION,
LABOR-MANAGEMENT DISPUTE, OR PERSONAL REASONS, WHETHER OR
NOT THEY WERE PAID BY THEIR EMPLOYERS FOR THE TIME OFF, AND
WHETHER OR NOT THEY WERE SEEKING OTHER JOBS.
JOB LEAVERS. JOB LEAVERS ARE PERSONS WHO QUIT OR OTHERWISE
TERMINATED THEIR EMPLOYMENT VOLUNTARILY AND IMMEDIATELY
BEGAN LOOKING FOR WORK.
JOB LOSERS. JOB LOSERS ARE PERSONS WHOSE EMPLOYMENT ENDED
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INVOLUNTARILY WHO IMMEDIATELY BEGAN LOOKING FOR WORK.
KEEPING HOUSE.
ENGAGED IN OWN HOUSEWORK.
LABOR FORCE. PERSONS ARE CLASSIFIED AS IN THE LABOR FORCE
IF THEY WERE EMPLOYED AS CIVILIANS, UNEMPLOYED, OR IN THE
ARMED FORCES DURING THE SURVEY WEEK. THE "CIVILIAN LABOR
FORCE" IS COMPRISED OF ALL CIVILIANS CLASSIFIED AS EMPLOYED
OR UNEMPLOYED.
LAYOFF.
BEGIN LAID OFF FROM A JOB, BUT NOT ACTUALLY
LOOKING
FOR A JOB BECAUSE ONE EXPECTS TO BE CALLED BACK TO WORK.
LOOKING FOR WORK.
TRYING TO GET WORK OR TRYING TO
ESTABLISH
A BUSINESS PROFESSION.
MARITAL STATUS. THE MARITAL STATUS CLASSIFICATION
IDENTIFIES FOUR MAJOR CATEGORIES: SINGLE (NEVER MARRIED),
MARRIED, WIDOWED, AND DIVORCED. THESE TERMS REFER TO THE
MARITAL STATUS AT THE TIME OF ENUMERATION.
THE CATEGORY "MARRIED" IS FURTHER DIVIDED INTO "MARRIED,
SPOUSE PRESENT," "SEPARATED," AND "OTHER MARRIED, SPOUSE
ABSENT." A PERSON IS CLASSIFIED AS "MARRIED, SPOUSE
PRESENT"
IF THE HUSBAND OR WIFE IS REPORTED AS A MEMBER OF THE
HOUSEHOLD EVEN THOUGH HE OR SHE MAY BE TEMPORARILY ABSENT
ON
BUSINESS OR ON VACATION, VISITING, IN A HOSPITAL, ETC., AT
THE TIME OF THE ENUMERATION. PERSONS REPORTED AS
"SEPARATED"
INCLUDE THOSE WITH LEGAL SEPARATIONS, THOSE LIVING APART
WITH INTENTIONS OF OBTAINING A DIVORCE, AND OTHER PERSONS
PERMANENTLY OR TEMPORARILY ESTRANGED FROM THEIR SPOUSES
BECAUSE OF MARITAL DISCORD. THE GROUP "OTHER MARRIED,
SPOUSE
ABSENT" INCLUDES MARRIED PERSONS EMPLOYED AND LIVING FOR
SEVERAL MONTHS AT A CONSIDERABLE DISTANCE FROM THEIR HOMES,
THOSE WHOSE SPOUSES REMAINED IN OTHER AREAS, HUSBANDS OR
WIVES OF INMATES OF INSTITUTIONS, AND ALL OTHER MARRIED
PERSONS (EXCEPT THOSE REPORTED AS SEPARATED) WHOSE PLACES
OF
RESIDENCE WERE NOT THE SAME AS THAT OF THEIR SPOUSES.
FOR THE PURPOSE OF THIS REPORT, THE GROUP "OTHER MARITAL
STATUS" INCLUDES "WIDOWED AND DIVORCED," "SEPARATED," AND
"OTHER MARRIED, SPOUSE ABSENT."
MOBILITY STATUS. THE POPULATION OF THE UNITED STATES,
CLASSIFIED ACCORDING TO MOBILITY STATUS ON THE BASIS OF A
COMPARISON BETWEEN THE PLACE OF RESIDENCE OF EACH
INDIVIDUAL
AT THE SURVEY DATE AND THE PLACE OF RESIDENCE ONE YEAR
EARLIER. THIS COMPARISON RESTRICTS THE CLASSIFICATION IN
TERMS OF MOBILITY STATUS TO THE POPULATION ONE YEAR OLD AND
OVER AT THE SURVEY DATE.
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THE INFORMATION ON MOBILITY STATUS IS OBTAINED FROM THE
RESPONSES TO A SERIES OF INQUIRIES. THE FIRST OF THESE
INQUIRIES WAS: "WAS. . .LIVING IN THIS HOUSE MARCH 1 A
YEAR
AGO?" IF THE ANSWER
WAS "NO," THE ENUMERATOR ASKED, "WAS.
.
.LIVING IN IN THIS SAME COUNTY ON MARCH 1 A YEAR AGO?" IF
THE RESPONSE WAS "NO" AGAIN, THE ENUMERATOR ASKED, "WHAT
STATE (OR FOREIGN COUNTRY) WAS. . .LIVING IN ON MARCH 1 A
YEAR AGO?" IN THE CLASSIFICATION THREE MAIN CATEGORIES ARE
DISTINQUISHED: NONMOVERS; MOVERS; PERSONS ABROAD.
MONTH-IN-SAMPLE. THE NUMBER OF TIMES A UNIT HAS BEEN
INTERVIEWED. EACH UNIT WILL BE INTERVIEWED EIGHT TIMES
DURING THE LIFE OF THE SAMPLE. (ALSO SEE DISCUSSION OF
SAMPLE DESIGN.)
MOVERS. MOBILE PERSONS ARE SUBDIVIDED IN TERMS OF TYPE OF
MOBILITY INTO THE FOLLOWING TWO MAJOR GROUPS:
SAME COUNTY (INTRACOUNTY) THOSE PERSONS LIVING IN A
DIFFERENT HOUSE BUT IN THE SAME COUNTY AT THE BEGINNING AND
END OF THE SPECIFIED PERIOD.
MIGRANTS, OR DIFFERENT COUNTY (INTERCOUNTY MOVERS) THIS
GROUP CONSISTS OF PERSONS LIVING IN A DIFFERENT COUNTY IN
THE UNITED STATES AT THE BEGINNING AND END OF THE PERIOD.
MIGRANTS ARE FURTHER CLASSIFIED BY TYPE OF MIGRATION ON THE
BASIS OF A COMPARISON OF THE STATE OF RESIDENCE AT THE END
OF THE PERIOD WITH THE STATE OF RESIDENCE AT THE BEGINNING
OF THE PERIOD.
(1) MIGRANTS WITHIN A STATE (INTRASTATE MIGRANTS),
EXCLUDES INTRACOUNTY MOVERS.
(2) MIGRANTS BETWEEN STATES (INTERSTATE MIGRANTS).
MOBILE PERSONS OR MOVERS THIS GROUP CONSISTS OF ALL
PERSONS
WHO WERE LIVING IN A DIFFERENT HOUSE IN THE UNITED STATES
AT THE END OF THE PERIOD THAN AT THE BEGINNING OF THE
PERIOD.
NEVER WORKED. ONE WHO NEVER BEFORE HELD A FULL-TIME
CIVILIAN JOB LASTING TWO WEEKS OR LONGER.
NONFARM SELF-EMPLOYMENT NET INCOME. THIS IS DEFINED AS NET
MONEY INCOME (GROSS RECEIPTS MINUS EXPENSES) FROM HIS OWN
BUSINESS, PROFESSIONAL ENTERPRISE, OR PARTNERSHIP. GROSS
RECEIPTS INCLUDE THE VALUE OF ALL GOODS SOLD AND SERVICES
RENDERED. EXPENSES INCLUDE COSTS OF GOODS PURCHASED, RENT,
HEAT, LIGHT, POWER, DEPRECIATION CHARGES, WAGES AND
SALARIES
PAID, BUSINESS TAXES (NOT PERSONAL INCOME TAXES), ETC. IN
GENERAL, INVENTORY CHANGES WERE CONSIDERED IN DETERMINING
RECORDS TO REFLECT INVENTORY CHANGES; HOWEVER, WHEN VALUES
OF INVENTORY CHANGES ARE NOT REPORTED, NET INCOME FIGURES
EXCLUSIVE OF INVENTORY CHANGES ARE ACCEPTED. THE VALUE OF
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SALABLE MERCHANDISE CONSUMED BY THE PROPRIETORS OF RETAIL
STORES IS NOT INCLUDED AS PART OF NET INCOME.
NONMOVERS (NONMOBILE PERSONS). THIS GROUP CONSISTS OF
PERSONS WHO WERE LIVING IN THE SAME HOUSE AT THE END OF THE
PERIOD AS AT THE BEGINNING OF THE PERIOD.
NONRELATIVE OF HEAD WITH NO OWN RELATIVES IN HOUSEHOLD. A
NONRELATIVE HEAD WHO HAS NO RELATIVE(S) OF HIS OWN IN THE
HOUSEHOLD. THIS CATEGORY INCLUDES SUCH NONRELATIVES AS A
FOSTER CHILD, A WARD, A LODGER, A SERVANT, OR A HIRED HAND,
WHO HAS NO RELATIVES OF HIS OWN LIVING WITH HIM IN THE
HOUSEHOLD.
NONRELATIVE OF HEAD WITH OWN RELATIVES (INCLUDING WIFE) IN
HOUSEHOLD. ANY HOUSEHOLD MEMBER WHO IS NOT RELATED TO THE
HEAD BUT HAS RELATIVES OF HIS OWN IN THE HOUSEHOLD. FOR
EXAMPLE, A LODGER, HIS SPOUSE AND THEIR SON.
NOT YEAR ROUND WORK.
LESS THAN FORTY WEEKS WORK.
OCCUPATION, LAST WEEK. OCCUPATION, INDUSTRY, AND
CLASS-OF-WORKER FOR THE EMPLOYED APPLY TO THE JOB HELD IN
THE SURVEY WEEK. PERSONS WITH TWO OR MORE JOBS ARE
CLASSIFIED IN THE JOB AT WHICH THEY WORKED THE GREATEST
NUMBER OF HOURS DURING THE SURVEY WEEK. THE UNEMPLOYED ARE
CLASSIFIED ACCORDING TO THEIR LATEST FULL-TIME CIVILIAN JOB
LASTING TWO WEEKS OR MORE. THE OCCUPATION AND INDUSTRY
GROUPS USED IN DATA DERIVED FROM THE CPS HOUSEHOLD
INTERVIEWS ARE DEFINED AS IN THE 1960 CENSUS OF POPULATION.
OTHER NONWORKERS. THE "OTHER" GROUP INCLUDES FOR THE MOST
PART RETIRED PERSONS, THOSE WHO REPORTED AS TOO OLD TO
WORK,
THE VOLUNTARILY IDLE, AND SEASONAL WORKERS FOR WHOM THE
SURVEY WEEK FELL IN AN "OFF" SEASON AND WHO WERE NOT
REPORTED AS UNEMPLOYED.
OTHER RELATIVE OF HEAD. ANY RELATIVE OF THE HOUSEHOLD HEAD
OTHER THAN HIS WIFE; FOR EXAMPLE, HIS CHILD, FATHER,
MOTHER,
GRANDSON, DAUGHTER-IN-LAW, ETC.
OWN CHILD. CHILD RELATED BY BLOOD, MARRIAGE OR ADOPTION TO
THE FAMILY HEAD.
PART-TIME, ECONOMIC REASONS. "ECONOMIC REASONS" INCLUDE
SLACK WORK, MATERIAL SHORTAGES, REPAIRS TO PLANT OR
EQUIPMENT, START OR TERMINATION OF JOB DURING THE WEEK, AND
INABILITY TO FIND FULL-TIME WORK.
PART-TIME, OTHER REASONS.
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DISPUTE, BAD WEATHER, OWN ILLNESS, VACATION, DEMANDS OF
HOUSEWORK, SCHOOL, NO DESIRE FOR FULL-TIME WORK, AND
FULL-TIME WORKER ONLY DURING PEAK SEASON.
PART-TIME WORK.
PERSONS WHO WORK BETWEEN 1 AND 34 HOURS
ARE
DESIGNATED AS WORKING "PART-TIME."
PERSONS ABROAD. THIS GROUPS CONSISTS OF PERSONS, EITHER
CITIZENS OR ALIENS, WHOSE PLACE OF RESIDENCE WAS OUTSIDE
THE
UNITED STATES AT THE BEGINNING OF THE PERIOD, THAT IS, IN
AN
OUTLYING AREA UNDER THE JURISDICTION OF THE UNITED STATES
OR
IN A FOREIGN COUNTRY. THESE PERSONS ARE DISTINGUISHED FROM
"MOVERS" WHO ARE DEFINED HERE AS PERSONS WHO MOVED FROM ONE
PLACE TO ANOTHER WITH THE UNITED STATES.
POPULATION COVERAGE. THE POPULATION COVERED INCLUDES THE
CIVILIAN POPULATION OF THE UNITED STATES PLUS APPROXIMATELY
1,161,000 MEMBERS OF THE ARMED FORCES IN THE UNITED STATES
LIVING OFF POST OR WITH THEIR FAMILIES ON POST BUT EXCLUDES
ALL OTHER MEMBERS OF THE ARMED FORCES. THIS EXCLUDES
INMATES OF INSTITUTIONS AND PERSONS RESIDING IN GROUP
QUARTERS. EXPERIENCE DATA ARE NOT COLLECTED FOR ARMED
FORCES
MEMBERS.
POVERTY. POVERTY STATISTICS PUBLISHED IN PREVIOUS CENSUS
BUREAU REPORTS WERE BASED ON THE POVERTY INDEX DEVELOPED BY
THE SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION (SSA) IN 1964. THIS
INDEX
PROVIDED A RANGE OF POVERTY INCOME CUTOFFS ADJUSTED BY SUCH
FACTORS AS FAMILY SIZE, THE SEX OF THE FAMILY HEAD, THE AGE
OF THE FAMILY MEMBERS, AND PLACE OF RESIDENCE. AT THE CORE
OF THIS DEFINITION OF POVERTY WAS A NUTRITIONALLY ADEQUATE
FOOD PLAN ("ECONOMY" PLAN) DESIGNATED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF
AGRICULTURE FOR "EMERGENCY OR TEMPORARY USE WHEN FUNDS ARE
LOW." ANNUAL REVISIONS OF THE POVERTY INCOME CUTOFFS WERE
BASED ON PRICE CHANGES OF THE ITEMS IN THE ECONOMY FOOD
BUDGET.
IN DETERMINING THE PROPORTION OF TOTAL FAMILY INCOME THAT
SHOULD BE CONSUMED BY FOOD REQUIREMENTS, THE SSA OBSERVED
THAT THE PERCENTAGE OF INCOME EXPENDED FOR NECESSITIES, IN
PARTICULAR FOOD, REFLECTS THE RELATIVE WELL-BEING OF BOTH
INDIVIDUALS AND THE SOCIETY IN WHICH THEY LIVE. IN GENERAL,
FAMILIES THAT NEED TO USE ABOUT THE SAME PROPORTION OF
THEIR
INCOME FOR A GIVEN LEVEL OF FOOD EXPENDITURE ARE CONSIDERED
TO SHARE THE SAME LEVEL OF LIVING.
FOR FAMILIES OF THREE OR MORE PERSONS THE POVERTY LEVEL WAS
SET AT THREE TIMES THE COST OF THE ECONOMY FOOD PLAN. THIS
WAS THE AVERAGE FOOD COST-TO-FAMILY INCOME RELATIONSHIP
REPORTED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE ON THE BASIS OF A
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1955 SURVEY OF FOOD CONSUMPTION. FOR SMALLER FAMILIES AND
PERSONS RESIDING ALONE, THE COST OF THE ECONOMY FOOD PLAN
WAS MULTIPLIED BY FACTORS THAT WERE SLIGHTLY LARGER TO
COMPENSATE FOR THE RELATIVELY HIGHER FIXED EXPENSES OF
THESE
SMALLER HOUSEHOLDS. THE SSA POVERTY CUTOFFS ALSO TOOK
ACCOUNT OF DIFFERENCES IN THE COST OF LIVING BETWEEN FARM
AND NONFARM FAMILIES.
AS A RESULT OF ITS DELIBERATIONS THE COMMITTEE ACCEPTED THE
FOLLOWING TWO RECOMENDATIONS: (1) THAT THE SSA POVERTY
THRESHOLDS FOR NONFARM FAMILIES BE RETAINED FOR THE BASE
YEAR 1963, BUT THAT THE ANNUAL ADJUSTMENTS IN THE LEVELS BE
BASED ON THE CHANGES IN THE CONSUMER PRICE INDEX (CPI)
RATHER THAN ON CHANGES IN THE COST OF FOOD INCLUDED IN THE
ECONOMY FOOD PLAN; AND (2) THAT THE FARM POVERTY THRESHOLDS
BE RAISED FROM 70 TO 85 PERCENT OF THE CORRESPONDING
NONFARM
LEVELS. THE COMBINED IMPACT OF THESE TWO MODIFICATIONS
RESULTED IN A NET INCREASE OF 360,000 POOR FAMILIES AND OF
1.6 MILLION POOR PERSONS IN 1967.
PRIMARY FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS.
THE TERM "PRIMARY
FAMILY"
REFERS TO THE HEAD OF A HOUSEHOLD AND ALL OTHER PERSONS IN
THE HOUSEHOLD RELATED TO THE HEAD OF THE FAMILY BY BLOOD,
MARRIAGE OR ADOPTION. IF NOBODY IN THE HOUSEHOLD IS RELATED
TO THE HEAD, THEN THE HEAD HIMSELF CONSTITUTES A "PRIMARY
INDIVIDUAL." A HOUSEHOLD CAN CONTAIN ONE AND ONLY ONE
PRIMARY FAMILY OR PRIMARY INDIVIDUAL. THE NUMBER OF
"PRIMARY" FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS IS IDENTICAL WITH THE
NUMBER OF HOUSEHOLDS.
PRIMARY INDIVIDUAL. A PRIMARY INDIVIDUAL IS A HOUSEHOLD
HEAD
LIVING ALONE OR WITH NONRELATIVES ONLY.
RACE. THE POPULATION IS DIVIDED INTO THREE GROUPS ON THE
BASIS OF RACE: WHITE, BLACK, AND "OTHER RACES." THE LAST
CATEGORY INCLUDES INDIANS, JAPANESE, CHINESE, AND ANY OTHER
RACE EXCEPT WHITE AND BLACK. IN MOST OF THE TABLES, "OTHER
RACES" ARE SHOWN IN COMBINATION WITH THE BLACK POPULATION.
RECEIPTS NOT COUNTED AS INCOME.
RECEIPTS FROM THE
FOLLOWING
SOURCES WERE NOT INCLUDED AS INCOME: (1) MONEY RECEIVED
FROM THE SALE OF PROPERTY, SUCH AS STOCKS, BONDS, A HOUSE,
OR A CAR (UNLESS THE PERSON WAS ENGAGED IN THE BUSINESS OF
SELLING SUCH PROPERTY, IN WHICH CASE THE NET PROCEEDS WOULD
BE COUNTED AS INCOME FROM SELF-EMPLOYMENT); (2) WITHDRAWALS
OF BANK DEPOSITS; (3) MONEY BORROWED; (4) TAX REFUNDS; (5)
GIFTS; AND (6) LUMP-SUM INHERITANCES OR INSURANCE PAYMENTS.
REENTRANTS. PERSONS WHO PREVIOUSLY WORKED AT A FULL-TIME
JOB LASTING TWO WEEKS OR LONGER BUT WHO ARE OUT OF THE
LABOR
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FORCE PRIOR TO BEGINNING TO LOOK FOR WORK.
RELATED CHILDREN. CHILDREN RELATED TO THE FAMILY HEAD BY
BLOOD, MARRIAGE OR ADOPTION.
SCHOOL. A PERSON WHO SPENT MOST OF HIS TIME DURING SURVEY
WEEK ATTENDING ANY KIND OF PUBLIC OR PRIVATE SCHOOL,
INCLUDING TRADE OR VOCATIONAL SCHOOLS IN WHICH STUDENTS
RECEIVE NO COMPENSATION IN MONEY OR KIND.
SECONDARY FAMILY. A SECONDARY FAMILY IS A FAMILY THAT DOES
NOT INCLUDE AMONG ITS MEMBERS THE HEAD OF A HOUSEHOLD.
MEMBERS OF SECONDARY FAMILIES MAY INCLUDE SUCH PERSONS AS
GUESTS, LODGERS, OR RESIDENT EMPLOYEES AND THEIR RELATIVES
LIVING IN A HOUSEHOLD.
PERSONS LIVING WITH RELATIVES IN GROUP QUARTERS WERE
FORMERLY CONSIDERED AS MEMBERS OF SECONDARY FAMILIES.
HOWEVER, THE NUMBER OF SUCH FAMILIES BECAME SO SMALL
(37,000
IN 1967) THAT BEGINNING WITH THE DATA FOR 1968 (AND
BEGINNING WITH THE CENSUS DATA FOR 1960) THE BUREAU OF THE
CENSUS INCLUDES PERSONS IN THESE FAMILIES IN THE COUNT OF
SECONDARY INDIVIDUALS.
SECONDARY INDIVIDUAL.
A SECONDARY INDIVIDUAL IS A PERSON
IN
A HOUSEHOLD OR GROUP QUARTERS SUCH AS A GUEST, LODGER, OR
RESIDENT EMPLOYEE (EXCLUDING PRIMARY INDIVIDUALS AND
INMATES
OF INSTITUTIONS) WHO IS NOT RELATED TO ANY OTHER PERSON IN
THE HOUSEHOLD OR GROUP QUARTERS.
SELF-EMPLOYED.
SELF-EMPLOYED PERSONS ARE THOSE WHO WORK
FOR
PROFIT OR FEES IN THEIR OWN BUSINESS, PROFESSION OR TRADE,
OR OPERATE A FARM.
STRETCHES OF UNEMPLOYMENT.
A CONTINUOUS STRETCH IS ONE
THAT
IS NOT INTERRUPTED BY THE PERSON GETTING A JOB OR LEAVING
THE LABOR MARKET TO GO TO SCHOOL, TO KEEP HOUSE, ETC. A
PERIOD OF TWO WEEKS OR MORE DURING WHICH A PERSON WAS
EMPLOYED OR CEASED LOOKING FOR WORK IS CONSIDERED TO BREAK
THE CONTINUITY OF THE PERIOD OF SEEKING WORK.
SUBFAMILY. A SUBFAMILY IS A MARRIED COUPLE WITH OR WITHOUT
CHILDREN, OR ONE PARENT WITH ONE OR MORE OWN SINGLE
CHILDREN
UNDER EIGHTEEN YEARS OLD, LIVING IN A HOUSEHOLD OR RELATED
TO, BUT NOT INCLUDING, THE HEAD OF THE HOUSEHOLD OR HIS
WIFE. THE MOST COMMON EXAMPLE OF A SUBFAMILY IS A YOUNG
MARRIED COUPLE SHARING THE HOME OF THE HUSBAND'S OR WIFE'S
PARENTS. MEMBERS OF A SUBFAMILY ARE ALSO MEMBERS OF A
PRIMARY FAMILY. THE NUMBER OF SUBFAMILIES THEREFORE, IS NOT
INCLUDED IN THE NUMBER OF FAMILIES.
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TOTAL MONEY INCOME. THIS IS DEFINED AS THE ARITHMETIC SUM
OF MONEY WAGES AND SALARIES, NET INCOME FROM
SELF-EMPLOYMENT, AND INCOME OTHER THAN EARNINGS. THE TOTAL
INCOME OF A HOUSEHOLD IS THE ARITHMETIC SUM OF THE AMOUNTS
RECEIVED BY ALL INCOME RECIPIENTS IN THE HOUSEHOLD.
UNABLE. "UNABLE TO WORK" BECAUSE OF LONG-TERM PHYSICAL OR
MENTAL ILLNESS, LASTING SIX MONTHS OR LONGER.
UNEMPLOYED. UNEMPLOYED PERSONS ARE THOSE CIVILIANS WHO,
DURING ANY SURVEY WEEK, HAD NO EMPLOYMENT BUT WERE
AVAILABLE
FOR WORK AND (1) HAD ENGAGED IN ANY SPECIFIC JOBSEEKING
ACTIVITY WITHIN THE PAST FOUR WEEKS, SUCH AS REGISTERING AT
A PUBLIC OR PRIVATE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, MEETING WITH
PERSPECTIVE EMPLOYERS, CHECKING WITH FRIENDS OR RELATIVES,
PLACING OR ANSWERING ADVERTISEMENTS, WRITING LETTERS OF
APPLICATION, OR BEING IN A UNION OR PROFESSIONAL REGISTER;
(2) WERE WAITING TO BE CALLED BACK TO A JOB FROM WHICH THEY
HAD BEEN LAID OFF; OR (3) WERE WAITING TO REPORT TO A NEW
WAGE OR SALARY JOB WITHIN 30 DAYS.
UNPAID FAMILY WORKERS. ARE PERSONS WORKING WITHOUT PAY FOR
FIFTEEN HOURS A WEEK OR MORE ON A FARM OR IN A BUSINESS
OPERATED BY A MEMBER OF THE HOUSEHOLD TO WHOM THEY ARE
RELATED BY BLOOD OR MARRIAGE.
UNRELATED INDIVIDUALS. ARE PERSONS (OTHER THAN INMATES OF
INSTITUTIONS) WHO ARE NOT LIVING WITH ANY RELATIVES. AN
UNRELATED INDIVIDUAL MAY BE (1) A NONFAMILY HOUSEHOLDER
LIVING ALONE OR WITH NONRELATIVES ONLY, (2) A LODGER OR
RESIDENT EMPLOYEE WITH NO RELATIVES IN THE HOUSEHOLD, OR
(3)
A GROUP QUARTERS MEMBER WHO HAS NO RELATIVES LIVING WITH
HIM. THUS, A WIDOW WHO OCCUPIES HER HOUSE ALONE OR WITH ONE
OR MORE OTHER PERSONS NOT RELATED TO HER, A ROOMER NOT
RELATED TO ANYONE ELSE IN THE HOUSING UNIT, A MAID LIVING
AS
A MEMBER OF HER EMPLOYER'S HOUSEHOLD BUT WITH NO RELATIVES
IN THE HOUSEHOLD, AND A RESIDENT STAFF MEMBER IN A HOSPITAL
LIVING APART FROM ANY RELATIVES ARE ALL EXAMPLES OF
UNRELATED INDIVIDUALS.
VETERAN STATUS. IF A PERSON SERVED AT ANY TIME DURING THE
FOUR MAJOR WARS OF THIS CENTURY, THE CODE FOR THE MOST
RECENT WARTIME SERVICE IS ENTERED. THE FOLLOWING CODES ARE
USED:
1.
2.
3.
4.
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KOREAN WAR--JUNE 1950-JANUARY 1955
WORLD WAR II--SEPTEMBER 1940-JULY 1947
WORLD WAR I--APRIL 1917-NOVEMBER 1918
PEACE TIME "PA"--PEACETIME SERVICE ONLY, ANY OF
72
(CONTINUED)
WHICH WAS AFTER JANUARY 1955--INCLUDES VIETNAM
WAR SERVICE
5. PEACETIME "PB"--PEACETIME SERVICE ONLY, ANY OF
WHICH WAS BEFORE JUNE 1950
6. NONVETERANS--PERSONS WHO NEVER SERVED ON ACTIVE
DUTY
WAGE AND SALARY WORKERS.
RECEIVE WAGES, SALARY,
COMMISSIONS,
TIPS OR PAY IN KIND FROM A PRIVATE EMPLOYER OR FROM A
GOVERNMENTAL UNIT.
WAGES OR SALARY. THIS IS DEFINED AS THE TOTAL MONEY
RECEIVED FOR WORK PERFORMED AS AN EMPLOYEE DURING THE
CALENDAR YEAR. IT INCLUDES WAGES, SALARY, ARMED FORCES
PAY,
COMMISSIONS, TIPS, PIECE-RATE PAYMENTS, AND CASH BONUSES
EARNED BEFORE DEDUCTIONS WERE MADE FOR TAXES, BONDS,
PENSIONS, UNION DUES, ETC.
WIFE OF HEAD. THE WIFE OF THE HOUSEHOLD HEAD. THERE CAN BE
ONLY ONE WIFE OF THE HEAD, EVEN IF THERE ARE TWO OR MORE
MARRIED COUPLES LIVING IN THE SAME UNIT.
WORK. ALL THOSE WHO DURING THE SURVEY WEEK DID ANY WORK AT
ALL AS PAID EMPLOYEES, IN THEIR OWN BUSINESS, PROFESSION,
OR
FARM, OR WHO WORKED FIFTEEN HOURS OR MORE AS UNPAID WORKERS
IN AN ENTERPRISE OPERATED BY A MEMBER OF THE FAMILY.
YEAR ROUND WORK.
FORTY WEEKS OR MORE WORK.
YEARS OF SCHOOL COMPLETED. DATA ON YEARS OF SCHOOL
COMPLETED ARE DERIVED FROM THE COMBINATION OF ANSWERS TO
QUESTIONS CONCERNING THE HIGHEST GRADE OF SCHOOL ATTENDED
BY
THE PERSON AND WHETHER OR NOT THAT GRADE IS FINISHED.
EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT APPLIES ONLY TO PROGRESS IN
"REGULAR"
SCHOOL. SUCH SCHOOLS INCLUDE GRADED PUBLIC, PRIVATE, AND
PAROCHIAL ELEMENTARY AND HIGH SCHOOLS (BOTH JUNIOR AND
SENIOR HIGH), COLLEGES, UNIVERSITIES, AND PROFESSIONAL
SCHOOLS, WHETHER DAY SCHOOLS OR NIGHT SCHOOLS. THUS,
REGULAR SCHOOLING IS THAT WHICH MAY ADVANCE A PERSON TOWARD
AN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CERTIFICATE OR HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA, OR
A COLLEGE, UNIVERSITY, OR PROFESSIONAL SCHOOL DEGREE.
SCHOOLING IN OTHER THAN REGULAR SCHOOLS WAS COUNTED ONLY IF
THE CREDITS OBTAINED ARE REGARDED AS TRANSFERABLE TO A
SCHOOL IN THE REGULAR SCHOOL SYSTEM.
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GEOGRAPHIC CONCEPTS
0
GEOGRAPHIC DIVISION:
AN AREA COMPOSED OF CONTIGUOUS
STATES,
WITH ALASKA AND HAWAII ALSO INCLUDED IN ONE
DIVISIONS. (A STATE IS ONE OF THE 51 MAJOR
IN THE UNITED STATES.) THE NINE GEOGRAPHIC
BEEN LARGELY UNCHANGED FOR THE PRESENTATION
STATISTICS SINCE THE 1910 CENSUS.
OF THE
POLITICAL UNITS
DIVISIONS HAVE
OF SUMMARY
THERE ARE FOUR REGIONS: NORTHEAST, NORTH CENTRAL, SOUTH,
AND WEST. THE NINE GEOGRAPHIC DIVISIONS AND FOUR REGIONS
ARE
PRESENTED BELOW.
NORTHEAST REGION
SOUTH REGION
0
NEW ENGLAND DIVISION
SOUTH ATLANTIC DIVISION
CONNECTICUT
MAINE
MASSACHUSETTS
NEW HAMPSHIRE
RHODE ISLAND
VERMONT
DELAWARE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
FLORIDA
GEORGIA
MARYLAND
NORTH CAROLINA
SOUTH CAROLINA
VIRGINIA
WEST VIRGINIA
MIDDLE ATLANTIC DIVISION
EAST SOUTH CENTRAL
DIVISION
ALABAMA
KENTUCKY
MISSISSIPPI
TENNESSEE
NEW JERSEY
NEW YORK
PENNSYLVANIA
NORTH CENTRAL REGION
0
EAST NORTH CENTRAL DIVISION
ILLINOIS
INDIANA
1
-
WEST SOUTH CENTRAL
DIVISION
ARKANSAS
LOUISIANA
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(CONTINUED)
MICHIGAN
OHIO
WISCONSIN
WEST NORTH CENTRAL
DIVISION
IOWA
KANSAS
MINNESOTA
MISSOURI
NEBRASKA
NORTH DAKOTA
SOUTH DAKOTA
OKLAHOMA
TEXAS
WEST REGION
MOUNTAIN DIVISION
ARIZONA
COLORADO
IDAHO
MONTANA
NEVADA
NEW MEXICO
UTAH
WYOMING
PACIFIC DIVISION
ALASKA
CALIFORNIA
HAWAII
OREGON
WASHINGTON
STANDARD METROPOLITAN STATISTICAL AREAS
0
THE CONCEPT OF A STATISTICAL METROPOLITAN STATISTICAL
AREA (SMSA) HAS BEEN DEVELOPED IN ORDER TO PRESENT GENERAL
PURPOSE STATISTICS. THE GEOGRAPHICAL BOUNDARIES OF SMSA'S
ARE DRAWN BY THE STATISTICAL POLICY DIVISION IN THE OFFICE
OF MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET WITH THE ADVICE OF REPRESENTATIVES
OF THE MAJOR FEDERAL STATISTICAL AGENCIES.
IN 1960, THERE WERE 212 SMSA'S IN THE UNITED STATES.
GENERALLY SPEAKING, AN SMSA CONSISTS OF A COUNTY OR GROUP
OF
COUNTIES CONTAINING AT LEAST ONE CITY (OR TWIN CITIES)
HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 OR MORE PLUS ADJACENT
COUNTIES
WHICH ARE METROPOLITAN IN CHARACTER AND ARE ECONOMICALLY
AND
SOCIALLY INTEGRATED WITH THE CENTRAL CITY. IN NEW ENGLAND,
TOWNS AND CITIES RATHER THAN COUNTIES ARE THE UNITS USED IN
DEFINING SMSA'S. THE NAME OF THE CENTRAL CITY OR CITIES IS
USED AS THE NAME OF THE SMSA. THERE IS NO LIMIT TO THE
NUMBER OF ADJACENT COUNTIES INCLUDED IN THE SMSA AS LONG AS
THEY ARE INTEGRATED WITH THE CENTRAL CITY NOR IS AN SMSA
LIMITED TO A SINGLE STATE; BOUNDARIES MAY CROSS STATE
LINES,
AS IN THE CASE OF THE WASHINGTON, D.C.-MARYLAND-VIRGINIA
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SMSA.
THE 19 SMSA'S IDENTIFIED IN THE 1968-1971 ANNUAL
DEMOGRAPHIC FILE ARE AS DELINEATED FOR THE 1960 CENSUS.
THEY
DO NOT REFLECT TERRITORIAL CHANGES RESULTING FROM THE 1970
CENSUS OR REDEFINITIONS BY THE OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT AND
BUDGET IN 1967 AND 1972. LIKEWISE, THE INDICATIONS OF
METROPOLITAN RESIDENCE IN REF. NO. 1016 REFERS TO RESIDENCE
IN SMSA'S AS DEFINED IN 1960.
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0
0
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INDUSTRY CLASSIFICATION
AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY AND FISHERIES
016 AGRICULTURE
017 FORESTRY
018 FISHERIES
126
136
146
156
MINING
METAL MINING
COAL MINING
CRUDE PETROLEUM AND NATURAL GAS EXTRACTION
NONMETALLIC MINING AND QUARRYING, EXCEPT FUEL
CONSTRUCTION
196 CONSTRUCTION
MANUFACTURING
DURABLE GOODS
LUMBER AND WOOD PRODUCTS, EXCEPT FURNITURE
206 LOGGING
207 SAWMILLS, PLANING MILLS AND MILL WORK
208 MISCELLANEOUS WOOD PRODUCTS
209 FURNITURE AND FIXTURES
STONE, CLAY AND GLASS PRODUCTS
216 GLASS AND GLASS PRODUCTS
217 CEMENT, CONCRETE, GYPSUM AND PLASTER PRODUCTS
218 STRUCTURAL CLAY PRODUCTS
219 POTTERY AND RELATED PRODUCTS
236 MISCELLANEOUS NONMETALLIC MINERAL AND STONE PRODUCTS
METAL INDUSTRIES
237 BLAST FURNACES, STEEL WORKS, ROLLING AND FINISHING
MILLS
238
239
246
247
248
249
OTHER PRIMARY IRON AND STEEL INDUSTRIES
PRIMARY NONFERROUS INDUSTRIES
CUTLERY, HAND TOOLS, AND OTHER HARDWARE
FABRICATED STRUCTURAL METAL PRODUCTS
MISCELLANEOUS FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS
NOT SPECIFIED METAL INDUSTRIES
MACHINERY, EXCEPT ELECTRICAL
256 FARM MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT
257 OFFICE, COMPUTING AND ACCOUNTING MACHINES
258 MISCELLANEOUS MACHINERY
259 ELECTRICAL MACHINERY, EQUIPMENT AND ACCOUNTING
MACHINES
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TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT
267 MOTOR VEHICLES AND MOTOR VEHICLE EQUIPMENT
268 AIRCRAFT AND PARTS
269 SHIP AND BOAT BUILDING AND REPAIRING
276 RAILROAD AND MISCELLANEOUS TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT
PROFESSIONAL AND PHOTOGRAPHIC EQUIPMENT AND WATCHES
286 PROFESSIONAL EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES
287 PHOTOGRAPHIC EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES
289 WATCHES, CLOCKS AND CLOCKWORK-OPERATED DEVICES
296 MISCELLANEOUS MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIES
NONDURABLE GOODS
FOOD AND KINDRED PRODUCTS
306 MEAT PRODUCTS
307 DAIRY PRODUCTS
308 CANNING AND PRESERVING FRUITS, VEGETABLES, AND SEA
FOODS
309
316
317
318
319
326
329
GRAIN-MILL PRODUCTS
BAKERY PRODUCTS
CONFECTIONERY AND RELATED PRODUCTS
BEVERAGE INDUSTRY
MISCELLANEOUS FOOD PREPARATIONS AND KINDRED PRODUCTS
NOT SPECIFIED FOOD INDUSTRIES
TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS
TEXTILE MILL PRODUCTS
346 KNITTING MILLS
347 DYEING AND FINISHING TEXTILES, EXCEPT WOOL AND KNIT
GOODS
348 FLOOR COVERINGS, EXCEPT HARD SURFACES
349 YARN, THREAD AND FABRIC MILLS
356 MISCELLANEOUS FABRICATED TEXTILE PRODUCTS
APPAREL AND OTHER FABRICATED TEXTILE PRODUCTS
359 APPAREL AND ACCESSORIES
367 MISCELLANEOUS FABRICATED TEXTILE PRODUCTS
PAPER AND ALLIED PRODUCTS
386 PULP, PAPER AND PAPERBOARD MILLS
387 PAPERBOARD CONTAINERS AND BOXES
389 MISCELLANEOUS PAPER AND PULP PRODUCTS
PRINTING, PUBLISHING AND ALLIED INDUSTRIES
396 NEWSPAPER PUBLISHING AND PRINTING
398 PRINTING, PUBLISHING AND ALLIED INDUSTRIES, EXCEPT
NEWSPAPERS
CHEMICALS AND ALLIED PRODUCTS
406 SYNTHETIC FIBERS
407 DRUGS AND MEDICINES
408 PAINTS, VARNISHES AND RELATED PRODUCTS
409 MISCELLANEOUS CHEMICALS AND ALLIED PRODUCTS
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PETROLEUM AND COAL PRODUCTS
416 PETROLEUM REFINING
419 MISCELLANEOUS PETROLEUM AND COAL PRODUCTS
RUBBER AND MISCELLANEOUS PLASTIC PRODUCTS
426 RUBBER PRODUCTS
429 MISCELLANEOUS PLASTIC PRODUCTS
LEATHER AND LEATHER PRODUCTS
436 LEATHER: TANNED, CURRIED AND FINISHED
437 FOOTWEAR, EXCEPT RUBBER
438 LEATHER PRODUCTS, EXCEPT FOOTWEAR
NOT SPECIFIED MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIES
459 NOT SPECIFIED MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIES
TRANSPORTATION, COMMUNICATION AND OTHER PUBLIC UTILITIES
TRANSPORTATION
506 RAILROADS AND RAILWAY EXPRESS SERVICE
507 STREET RAILWAYS AND BUS LINES
508 TAXICAB SERVICE
509 TRUCKING SERVICE
516 WAREHOUSING AND STORAGE
517 WATER TRANSPORTATION
518 AIR TRANSPORTATION
519 PETROLEUM AND GASOLINE PIPE LINES
526 SERVICES INCIDENTAL TO TRANSPORTATION
COMMUNICATIONS
536 RADIO BROADCASTING AND TELEVISION
538 TELEPHONE (WIRE AND RADIO)
539 TELEGRAPH (WIRE AND RADIO)
UTILITIES AND SANITARY SERVICES
567 ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER
568 GAS AND STEAM SUPPLY SYSTEMS
569 ELECTRIC-GAS UTILITIES
576 WATER SUPPLY
578 SANITARY SERVICES
579 OTHER AND NOT SPECIFIED UTILITIES
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE
WHOLESALE TRADE
606 MOTOR VEHICLES AND EQUIPMENT
607 DRUGS, CHEMICALS AND ALLIED PRODUCTS
608 DRY GOODS AND APPAREL
609 FOOD AND RELATED PRODUCTS
616 FARM PRODUCTS--RAW MATERIALS
617 ELECTRICAL GOODS, HARDWARE AND PLUMBING EQUIPMENT
618 MACHINERY, EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES
619 PETROLEUM PRODUCTS
626 MISCELLANEOUS WHOLESALE TRADE
629 NOT SPECIFIED WHOLESALE TRADE
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RETAIL TRADE
636 FOOD STORES, EXCEPT DAIRY PRODUCTS
637 DAIRY PRODUCTS, STORES AND MILK RETAILING
638 GENERAL MERCHANDISE RETAILING
639 LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES
646 APPAREL AND ACCESSORIES STORES, EXCEPT SHOE STORES
647
648
649
656
657
658
659
666
676
678
679
686
687
689
696
SHOE STORES
FURNITURE AND HOUSE FURNISHINGS STORES
HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES, TV AND RADIO STORES
MOTOR VEHICLES AND ACCESSORIES RETAILING
GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS
DRUG STORES
EATING AND DRINKING PLACES
HARDWARE AND FARM EQUIPMENT STORES
LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL RETAILING
LIQUOR STORES
RETAIL FLORISTS
JEWELRY STORES
FUEL AND ICE DEALERS
MISCELLANEOUS RETAIL STORES
NOT SPECIFIED RETAIL TRADE
FINANCE, INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE
706 BANKING AND CREDIT AGENCIES
716 SECURITY AND COMMODITY BROKERAGE AND INVESTMENT
COMPANIES
726 INSURANCE
736 REAL ESTATE (INCLUDES REAL ESTATE-INSURANCE-LAW
OFFICES)
806
807
808
809
BUSINESS AND REPAIR SERVICES
ADVERTISING
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS SERVICES
AUTOMOBILE REPAIR SERVICES AND GARAGES
MISCELLANEOUS REPAIR SERVICES
816
826
828
829
836
838
839
PERSONAL SERVICES
PRIVATE HOUSEHOLDS
HOTELS AND LODGING PLACES
LAUNDERING, CLEANING AND DYEING SERVICES
DRESSMAKING SHOPS
SHOE REPAIR SHOPS
BARBER AND BEAUTY SHOPS
MISCELLANEOUS PERSONAL SERVICES
ENTERTAINMENT AND RECREATION SERVICES
846 THEATERS AND MOTION PICTURES
848 BOWLING ALLEYS AND BILLIARD AND POOL PARLORS
849 MISCELLANEOUS ENTERTAINMENT AND RECREATION SERVICES
PROFESSIONAL AND RELATED SERVICES
867 MEDICAL AND OTHER HEALTH SERVICES, EXCEPT HOSPITALS
868 HOSPITALS
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869
876
879
888
LEGAL SERVICES
EDUCATIONAL SERVICES
WELFARE AND RELIGIOUS SERVICES
NONPROFIT MEMBERSHIP ORGANIZATIONS
896 ENGINEERING AND ARCHITECTURAL SERVICES
897 ACCOUNTING, AUDITING AND BOOKEEPING SERVICES
898 MISCELLANEOUS PROFESSIONAL AND RELATED SERVICES
906
916
926
936
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POSTAL SERVICE
FEDERAL PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
STATE PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
LOCAL PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
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OCCUPATION CLASSIFICATIONS
PROFESSIONAL, TECHNICAL AND KINDRED WORKERS
000
010
012
013
014
015
020
021
022
023
ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS
ACTORS AND ACTRESSES
AIRPLANE PILOTS AND NAVIGATORS
ARCHITECTS
ARTISTS AND ART TEACHERS
ATHLETES
AUTHORS
CHEMISTS
CHIROPRACTORS
CLERGYMEN
COLLEGE PRESIDENTS, PROFESSORS AND INSTRUCTORS (N.E.C.)
ÕN.E.C. MEANS NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIEDå
030 COLLEGE PRESIDENTS AND DEANS
031 PROFESSORS AND INSTRUCTORS, AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES
032 PROFESSORS AND INSTRUCTORS, BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES
034 PROFESSORS AND INSTRUCTORS, CHEMISTRY
035 PROFESSORS AND INSTRUCTORS, ECONOMICS
040 PROFESSORS AND INSTRUCTORS, ENGINEERING
041 PROFESSORS AND INSTRUCTORS, GEOLOGY AND GEOPHYSICS
042 PROFESSORS AND INSTRUCTORS, MATHEMATICS
043 PROFESSORS AND INSTRUCTORS, MEDICAL SCIENCES
045 PROFESSORS AND INSTRUCTORS, PHYSICS
050 PROFESSORS AND INSTRUCTORS, PSYCHOLOGY
051 PROFESSORS AND INSTRUCTORS, STATISTICS
052 PROFESSORS AND INSTRUCTORS, NATURAL SCIENCES (N..E.C.)
053 PROFESSORS AND INSTRUCTORS, SOCIAL SCIENCES (N.E.C.)
054 PROFESSORS AND INSTRUCTORS, NONSCIENTIFIC SUBJECTS
060 PROFESSORS AND INSTRUCTORS, SUBJECT NOT SPECIFIED
070
071
072
073
074
075
DANCERS AND DANCING TEACHERS
DENTISTS
DESIGNERS
DIETITIANS AND NUTRITIONISTS
DRAFTSMAN
EDITORS AND REPORTERS
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83
-
080
081
082
083
084
085
090
ENGINEERS,
ENGINEERS,
ENGINEERS,
ENGINEERS,
ENGINEERS,
ENGINEERS,
ENGINEERS,
AERONAUTICAL
CHEMICAL
CIVIL
ELECTRICAL
INDUSTRIAL
MECHANICAL
METALLURGICAL AND METALLURGISTS
091
092
093
101
102
103
104
105
111
120
ENGINEERS, MINING
ENGINEERS, SALES
ENGINEERS, (N.E.C.)
ENTERTAINERS (N.E.C.)
FARM AND HOME MANAGEMENT ADVISORS
FORESTERS AND CONSERVATIONISTS
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS
LAWYERS AND JUDGES
LIBRARIANS
MUSICIANS AND MUSIC TEACHERS
NATURAL SCIENTISTS (N.E.C.)
130 AGRICULTURAL SCIENTISTS
131 BIOLOGICAL SCIENTISTS
134 GEOLOGISTS AND GEOPHYSICISTS
135 MATHEMATICIANS
140 PHYSICISTS
145 MISCELLANEOUS NATURAL SCIENTISTS
150
151
152
153
154
160
161
162
163
164
165
170
171
NURSES, PROFESSIONAL
NURSES, STUDENT PROFESSIONAL
OPTOMETRISTS
OSTEOPATHS
PERSONNEL AND LABOR RELATIONS WORKERS
PHARMACISTS
PHOTOGRAPHERS
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
PUBLIC RELATIONS MEN AND PUBLICITY WRITERS
RADIO OPERATORS
RECREATION AND GROUP WORKERS
RELIGIOUS WORKERS
SOCIAL AND WELFARE WORKERS, EXCEPT GROUP
SOCIAL SCIENTISTS
172 ECONOMISTS
173 PSYCHOLOGISTS
174 STATISTICIANS AND ACTUARIES
175 MISCELLANEOUS SOCIAL SCIENTISTS
180
181
182
183
184
SPORTS INSTRUCTORS AND OFFICIALS
SURVEYORS
TEACHERS, ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS
TEACHERS, SECONDARY SCHOOLS
TEACHERS (N.E.C.)
185
190
191
192
193
194
195
TECHNICIANS, MEDICAL AND DENTAL
TECHNICIANS, ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC
TECHNICIANS, OTHER ENGINEERING AND PHYSICAL SCIENCES
TECHNICIANS (N.E.C.)
THERAPISTS AND HEALERS (N.E.C.)
VETERINARIANS
PROFESSIONAL, TECHNICAL AND KINDRED WORKERS (N.E.C.)
FARMERS AND FARM MANAGERS
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200 FARMERS (OWNERS AND TENANTS)
222 FARM MANAGERS
275
280
285
290
MANAGERS, OFFICIALS AND PROPRIETORS, EXCEPT FARM
BUYERS AND DEPARTMENT HEADS, STORE
BUYERS AND SHIPPERS, FARM PRODUCTS
CONDUCTORS, RAILROAD
CREDIT MEN
FLOOR MEN AND FLOOR MANAGERS, STORE
INSPECTORS, PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
MANAGERS AND SUPERINTENDENTS, BUILDING
OFFICERS, PILOTS, PURSERS AND ENGINEERS, SHIP
OFFICIALS AND ADMINISTRATORS (N.E.C.), PUBLIC
ADMINISTRATION
OFFICIALS, LODGE, SOCIETY, UNION, ETC.
POSTMASTERS
PURCHASING AGENTS AND BUYERS (N.E.C.)
MANAGERS, OFFICIALS AND PROPRIETORS (N.E.C)
301
302
303
304
305
310
312
313
314
315
320
321
323
324
325
333
340
341
342
343
345
350
351
CLERICAL AND KINDRED WORKERS
AGENTS (N.E.C.)
ATTENDANTS AND ASSISTANTS, LIBRARY
ATTENDANTS, PHYSICIAN'S AND DENTIST'S OFFICE
BAGGAGEMEN, TRANSPORTATION
BANK TELLERS
BOOKKEEPERS
CASHIERS
COLLECTORS, BILL AND ACCOUNT
DISPATCHERS AND STARTERS, VEHICLE
EXPRESS MESSENGERS AND RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS
FILE CLERKS
INSURANCE ADJUSTERS, EXAMINERS AND INVESTIGATORS
MAIL CARRIERS
MESSENGERS AND OFFICE BOYS
OFFICE MACHINE OPERATORS
PAYROLL AND TIMEKEEPING CLERKS
POSTAL CLERKS
RECEPTIONISTS
SECRETARIES
SHIPPING AND RECEIVING CLERKS
STENOGRAPHERS
STOCK CLERKS AND STOREKEEPERS
TELEGRAPH MESSENGERS
250
251
252
253
254
260
262
265
270
352
353
354
360
370
TELEGRAPH OPERATORS
TELEPHONE OPERATORS
TICKET, STATION AND EXPRESS AGENTS
TYPISTS
CLERICAL AND KINDRED WORKERS (N.E.C.)
SALES WORKERS
380 ADVERTISING AGENTS AND SALESMEN
381 AUCTIONEERS
382 DEMONSTRATORS
1
85
-
383
385
390
393
394
395
HUCKSTERS AND PEDDLERS
INSURANCE AGENTS, BROKERS AND UNDERWRITERS
NEWSBOYS
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND BROKERS
SALESMAN AND SALES CLERKS (N.E.C.)
STOCK AND BOND SALESMEN
CRAFTSMEN, FOREMEN AND KINDRED WORKERS
BAKERS
BLACKSMITHS
BOILERMAKERS
BOOKMAKERS
BRICKMASONS, STONEMASONS AND TILE SETTERS
CABINETMAKERS
CARPENTERS
CEMENT AND CONCRETE FINISHERS
COMPOSITORS AND TYPESETTERS
CRANEMEN, DERRICKMEN AND HOISTMEN
DECORATORS AND WINDOW DRESSERS
ELECTRICIANS
ELECTROTYPERS AND STEREOTYPERS
ENGRAVERS EXCEPT PHOTOENGRAVERS
EXCAVATING, GRADING AND MACHINERY OPERATORS
FOREMEN (N.E.C.)
FORGEMEN AND HAMMERMEN
FURRIERS
GLAZIERS
HEAT TREATERS, ANNEALERS AND TEMPERERS
INSPECTORS, SEALERS AND GRADERS, LOG AND LUMBER
INSPECTORS (N.E.C.)
JEWELERS, WATCHMAKERS, GOLDSMITHS AND SILVERSMITHS
JOB SETTERS, METAL
LINEMEN AND SERVICEMEN: TELEGRAPH, TELEPHONE AND POWER
LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS
LOCOMOTIVE FIREMEN
LOOM FIXERS
MACHINISTS
MECHANICS AND REPAIRMEN, AIR CONDITIONING, HEATING AND
REFRIGERATION
471 MECHANICS AND REPAIRMEN, AIRPLANE
472 MECHANICS AND REPAIRMEN, AUTOMOBILE
401
402
403
404
405
410
411
413
414
415
420
421
423
424
425
430
431
432
434
435
444
450
451
452
453
454
460
461
465
470
1
-
473
474
475
480
490
491
492
493
494
495
501
502
MECHANICS AND REPAIRMEN, OFFICE MACHINES
MECHANICS AND REPAIRMEN, RADIO AND TELEVISION
MECHANICS AND REPAIRMEN, RAILROAD AND CAR SHOP
MECHANICS AND REPAIRMEN, (N.E.C.)
MILLERS, GRAIN, FLOUR, FEED, ETC.
MILLWRIGHTS
MOLDERS, METAL
MOTION PICTURE PROJECTIONISTS
OPTICIANS, AND LENS GRINDERS AND POLISHERS
PAINTERS, CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE
PAPERHANGERS
PATTERN AND MODEL MAKERS, EXCEPT PAPER
503
504
505
510
512
513
514
515
520
521
523
524
525
530
535
545
PHOTOENGRAVERS AND LITHOGRAPHERS
PIANO AND ORGAN TUNERS AND REPAIRMEN
PLASTERERS
PLUMBERS AND PIPE FITTERS
PRESSMEN AND PLATE PRINTERS, PRINTING
ROLLERS AND ROLL HANDS, METAL
ROOFERS AND SLATERS
SHOEMAKERS AND REPAIRERS, EXCEPT FACTORY
STATIONARY ENGINEERS
STONE CUTTERS AND STONE CARVERS
STRUCTURAL METAL WORKERS
TAILORS AND TAILORESSES
TINSMITHS, COPPERSMITHS AND SHEET METAL WORKERS
TOOLMAKERS, AND DIE MAKERS AND SETTERS
UPHOLSTERERS
CRAFTSMEN AND KINDRED WORKERS (N.E.C.)
601
602
603
604
605
610
612
613
614
615
620
621
630
631
632
634
635
640
641
642
643
645
OPERATIVES AND KINDRED WORKERS
APPRENTICE AUTO MECHANICS
APPRENTICE BRICKLAYERS AND MASONS
APPRENTICE CARPENTERS
APPRENTICE ELECTRICIANS
APPRENTICE MACHINISTS AND TOOLMAKERS
APPRENTICE MECHANICS, EXCEPT AUTO
APPRENTICE PLUMBERS AND PIPE FITTERS
APPRENTICE BUILDING TRADES (N.E.C.)
APPRENTICE METALWORKING TRADES (N.E.C.)
APPRENTICE PRINTING TRADES
APPRENTICES, OTHER SPECIFIED TRADES
APPRENTICES, TRADE NOT SPECIFIED
ASBESTOS AND INSULATION WORKERS
ASSEMBLERS
ATTENDANTS, AUTO SERVICE AND PARKINGS
BLASTERS AND POWDERMEN
BOATMEN, CANALMEN AND LOCK KEEPERS
BRAKEMEN, RAILROAD
BUS DRIVERS
CHAIRMEN, RODMEN AND ACEMEN, SURVEYING
CHECKERS, EXAMINERS AND INSPECTORS, MANUFACTURING
CONDUCTORS, BUS AND STREET RAILWAY
86
650
651
652
653
654
1
87
-
670
671
672
673
674
675
680
DELIVERYMEN AND ROUTEMEN
DRESSMAKERS AND SEAMSTRESSES, EXCEPT FACTORY
DYERS
FILERS, GRINDERS AND POLISHERS, METAL
FRUIT, NUT AND VEGETABLE GRADERS AND PACKERS, EXCEPT
FACTORY
FURNACEMEN, SMELTERMEN AND POURERS
GRADERS AND SORTERS, MANUFACTURING
HEATERS, METAL
KNITTERS, LOOPERS AND TOPPERS, TEXTILE
LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING OPERATIVES
MEAT CUTTERS, EXCEPT SLAUGHTER AND PACKING HOUSE
MILLINERS
685
690
691
692
693
694
695
701
703
704
705
710
712
713
714
715
720
721
775
MINE OPERATORS AND LABORERS (N.E.C.)
MOTORMEN, MINE, FACTORY, LOGGING CAMP ETC
MOTORMEN, STREET, SUBWAY AND ELEVATED RAILWAY
OILERS AND GREASERS, EXCEPT AUTO
PACKERS AND WRAPPERS (N.E.C.)
PAINTERS, EXCEPT CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE
PHOTOGRAPHIC PROCESS WORKERS
POWER STATION OPERATORS
SAILORS AND DECK HANDS
SAWYERS
SEWERS AND STITCHERS, MANUFACTURING
SPINNERS, TEXTILE
STATIONARY FIREMEN
SWITCHMEN, RAILROAD
TAXICAB DRIVERS AND CHAUFFEURS
TRUCK AND TRACTOR DRIVERS
WEAVERS, TEXTILE
WELDERS AND FLAME-CUTTERS
OPERATIVES AND KINDRED WORKERS
801
802
803
804
PRIVATE HOUSEHOLD WORKERS
BABY SITTERS, PRIVATE HOUSEHOLD
HOUSEKEEPERS, PRIVATE HOUSEHOLD
LAUNDRESSES, PRIVATE HOUSEHOLD
PRIVATE HOUSEHOLD WORKERS (N.E.C.)
810
812
813
814
815
820
821
823
824
825
830
SERVICE WORKERS, EXCEPT PRIVATE HOUSEHOLD
ATTENDANTS, HOSPITAL AND OTHER INSTITUTIONS
ATTENDANTS, PROFESSIONAL AND PERSONAL SERVICE (N.E.C.)
ATTENDANTS, RECREATION AND AMUSEMENT
BARBERS
BARTENDERS
BOOTBLACKS
BOARDING AND LODGING HOUSE KEEPERS
CHAMBERMAIDS AND MAIDS, EXCEPT PRIVATE HOUSEHOLD
CHARWOMEN AND CLEANERS
COOKS, EXCEPT PRIVATE HOUSEHOLD
COUNTER AND FOUNTAIN WORKERS
1
-
831
832
834
835
840
841
842
843
ELEVATOR OPERATORS
HOUSEKEEPERS AND STEWARDS, EXCEPT PRIVATE HOUSEHOLD
JANITORS AND SECTONS
KITCHEN WORKERS (N.E.C.), EXCEPT PRIVATE HOUSEHOLDS
MIDWIVES
PORTERS
PRACTICAL NURSES
HAIRDRESSERS AND COSMETOLOGISTS
850
851
852
853
854
PROTECTIVE SERVICE WORKERS
FIREMEN, FIRE PROTECTION
GUARDS, WATCHMEN AND DOORKEEPERS
MARSHALS AND CONSTABLES
POLICEMEN AND DETECTIVES
SHERIFFS AND BAILIFFS
860
874
875
890
WATCHMEN (CROSSING) AND BRIDGE TENDERS
USHERS, RECREATION AND AMUSEMENT
WAITERS AND WAITRESSES
SERVICE WORKERS, EXCEPT PRIVATE HOUSEHOLD (N.E.C.)
901
902
903
905
FARM
FARM
FARM
FARM
960
962
963
964
965
970
971
972
973
985
LABORERS, EXCEPT FARM AND MINE
CARPENTERS' HELPERS, EXCEPT LOGGING AND MINING
FISHERMEN AND OYSTERMEN
GARAGE LABORERS, AND CAR WASHERS AND GREASERS
GARDENERS, EXCEPT FARM AND GROUNDSKEEPERS
LONGSHOREMEN AND STEVEDORES
LUMBERMEN, RAFTSMEN AND WOODCHOPPERS
TEAMSTERS
TRUCK DRIVERS' HELPERS
WAREHOUSEMEN (N.E.C.)
LABORERS (N.E.C.)
88
1
89
0
FARM LABORERS AND FOREMEN
FOREMEN
LABORERS, WAGE WORKERS
LABORERS, UNPAID FAMILY WORKERS
SERVICE LABORERS, SELF-EMPLOYED
*** NOTE
3 ***
INDUSTRY CLASSIFICATION RECODES
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
AGRICULTURE (016)
MINING (126-156)
CONSTRUCTION (196)
LUMBER AND WOOD PRODUCTS, EXCEPT FURNITURE (206-208)
FURNITURE AND FIXTURES (209)
STONE, CLAY AND GLASS PRODUCTS (216-236)
PRIMARY METAL INDUSTRIES (237-239)
FABRICATED METAL INDUSTRIES (246-249)
09
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
MACHINERY, EXCEPT ELECTRICAL (256-258)
ELECTRICAL MACHINERY, EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES (259)
AUTOMOBILES (267)
OTHER TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT (268-276)
PROFESSIONAL AND PHOTOGRAPHIC EQUIPMENT AND WATCHES
(286-289)
MISCELLANEOUS DURABLE GOODS MANUFACTURING (296)
FOOD AND KINDRED PRODUCTS (306-326)
TOBACCO MANUFACTURER (329)
TEXTILE MILL PRODUCTS (346-356)
APPAREL AND OTHER FABRICATED TEXTILE PRODUCTS (359,367)
PAPER AND ALLIED PRODUCTS (386-389)
PRINTING, PUBLISHING AND ALLIED INDUSTRIES (396,398)
CHEMICALS AND ALLIED PRODUCTS (406-409)
PETROLEUM AND COAL PRODUCTS (416,419)
RUBBER AND MISCELLANEOUS PLASTIC PRODUCTS (426,429)
LEATHER PRODUCTS, EXCEPT FOOTWEAR (436,459)
RAILROADS AND RAILWAY EXPRESS SERVICE (506)
OTHER TRANSPORTATION (507-526)
COMMUNICATIONS (536-539)
UTILITIES AND SANITARY SERVICES (567-579)
WHOLESALE TRADE (606-629)
EATING AND DRINKING PLACES (659)
OTHER RETAIL TRADE (626-658,666-696)
PRIVATE HOUSEHOLD SERVICE (816)
BANKING AND OTHER FINANCE (706,716)
INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE (726,736)
BUSINESS SERVICES (806,807)
REPAIR SERVICES (808,809)
PERSONAL SERVICES, EXCEPT PRIVATE HOUSEHOLDS (826-839)
ENTERTAINMENT AND RECREATION SERVICES (846-849)
MEDICAL AND OTHER HEALTH SERVICES, EXCEPT HOSPITALS
40
41
42
43
44
45
HOSPITALS (868)
WELFARE AND RELIGIOUS SERVICES (879)
EDUCATIONAL SERVICES (876)
OTHER PROFESSIONAL SERVICES (869,888-898)
FORESTRY AND FISHERIES (017,018)
POSTAL SERVICE (906)
(867)
1
-
90
46 FEDERAL PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION (916)
47 STATE PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION (926)
48 LOCAL PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION (936)
1
91
0
*** NOTE
4 ***
OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATIONS RECODE
PROFESSIONAL, TECHNICAL AND KINDRED WORKERS (000-195)
01 ENGINEERS (080-093)
02 MEDICAL, SALARIED
(022,071,073,150-153,160,162,173,185,193,194)
03 MEDICAL, SELF-EMPLOYED AND UNPAID
(022,071,073,150-153,160,162,173, 185,193,194)
04 TEACHERS, EXCEPT COLLEGE (182-184)
05 OTHER PROFESSIONAL, SALARIED (ALL CODES NOT SPECIFIED
ABOVE)
06 OTHER PROFESSIONAL, SELF-EMPLOYED AND UNPAID (ALL CODES
NOT SPECIFIED ABOVE)
MANAGERS, OFFICIALS AND PROPRIETORS, EXCEPT FARM (250-290)
07 SALARIED
08 SELF-EMPLOYED, RETAIL TRADE
09 SELF-EMPLOYED, OTHER
CLERICAL (301-370)
10 STENOGRAPHERS, TYPISTS, SECRETARIES (342,345,360)
11 OTHER CLERICAL (ALL CODES NOT SPECIFIED ABOVE)
SALES WORKERS (380-395)
12 RETAIL TRADE
13 OTHER THAN RETAIL TRADE
CRAFTSMEN, FOREMEN AND KINDRED WORKERS (401-545)
14 CARPENTERS (411)
15 OTHER CONSTRUCTION CRAFTSMEN
(405,413,421,425,495,501,505,510,514,523)
16 FOREMEN
17 MACHINISTS (452,465)
18 MECHANICS, AUTO (472)
19 MECHANICS, OTHER (470,471,473-480)
20 METAL CRAFTSMEN (ALL CODES NOT SPECIFIED ABOVE)
OPERATIVES AND KINDRED WORKERS (601-775)
22 DRIVERS AND DELIVERYMEN (641,650,714,715)
23 MINE WORKERS (685)
24 MOTOR VEHICLE AND EQUIPMENT (ALL CODES NOT SPECIFIED
ABOVE)
25 OTHER DURABLE GOODS (ALL CODES NOT SPECIFIED ABOVE)
26 NONDURABLE GOODS (ALL CODES NOT SPECIFIED ABOVE)
27 NONMANUFACTURING INDUSTRIES (ALL CODES NOT SPECIFIED
ABOVE
1
-
92
NONFARM LABORERS (960-965)
28 CONSTRUCTION (196)
29 MANUFACTURING (206-459)
30 ALL OTHER INDUSTRIES (INDUSTRY CODES NOT SPECIFIED
ABOVE)
31 PRIVATE HOUSEHOLD WORKERS (801-804)
OTHER SERVICE WORKERS (810-890)
32 PROTECTIVE SERVICE (850-860)
33 WAITERS, COOKS, BARTENDERS (815,825,830,875)
34 ALL OTHER SERVICE WORKERS (ALL CODES NOT SPECIFIED
ABOVE)
35 FARMERS AND FARM MANAGERS (200,222)
FARM LABORERS AND FOREMEN (901-905)
36 PAID WORKERS (901,902,905)
37 UNPAID WORKERS (903)
1TERMINATION OF CODEBOOK LIST.