| Value |
Category |
| 10 |
Farmers |
| 21 |
Artisans |
| 22 |
Shopkeepers and similar |
| 23 |
Company heads with 10 employees or more |
| 31 |
White collar professionals |
| 33 |
Civil service executives |
| 34 |
Professors of science or science professions |
| 35 |
Information, arts and entertainment professions |
| 37 |
Administrative executives and business sales |
| 38 |
Engineers and technical business executives |
| 42 |
Professors, primary school teacher and similar |
| 43 |
Mid-level health care or social work professions |
| 44 |
Clergy, religious |
| 45 |
Mid-level administrative civil service profession |
| 46 |
Mid-level administrative and business-sales professions |
| 47 |
Skilled worker |
| 48 |
Foreman, supervisor |
| 52 |
Civil employee and civil service staff |
| 53 |
Police officers and soldiers |
| 54 |
Business administration employees |
| 55 |
Salespersons |
| 56 |
Private services personnel |
| 62 |
Skilled workers-Industrial |
| 63 |
Skilled workers-artisanal |
| 64 |
Drivers |
| 65 |
Skilled workers-handling, storage, and transportation |
| 67 |
Unskilled workers-industrial |
| 68 |
Unskilled workers-artisanal |
| 69 |
Agricultural laborers |
| 71 |
Retired farmers |
| 72 |
Retired craftspeople, retailers, entrepreneurs/business people |
| 74 |
Retired executives |
| 75 |
Retired intermediate professions |
| 77 |
Retired office employees |
| 78 |
Retired laborers |
| 81 |
Unemployed individuals who never worked |
| 99 |
NIU (not in unvierse) |
Warning: these figures indicate the number of cases found in the data file. They cannot be interpreted as summary statistics of the population of interest.