National Population, Households, and Dwellings Census 2001 - IPUMS Subset
Argentina, 2001 - 2002
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ARG_2001_PHC_v01_M_v03_A_IPUMS
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Argentine National Institute of Statistics and Censuses, Minnesota Population Center
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- ARG2001-H-H
- ARG2001-P-H
Occupation, 4 digits (AR2001A_0431)
Data file: ARG2001-P-H
Overview
Valid:
0
Invalid:
0
Type:
Discrete
Decimal:
0
Start:
186
End:
189
Width:
4
Range:
-
Format:
Questions and instructions
Literal question
[Questions 20-36 were asked of persons age 14+.]
[Questions 28-36 were asked about the main job where the person works the most hours.]
[Questions 28-31 were asked of persons age 14+ who worked last week or had a job, per questions 24-26.]
29. What is the name of the occupation? ____
30. What duties do you perform in this job? ____
[Questions 28-36 were asked about the main job where the person works the most hours.]
[Questions 28-31 were asked of persons age 14+ who worked last week or had a job, per questions 24-26.]
29. What is the name of the occupation? ____
30. What duties do you perform in this job? ____
Categories
| Value | Category |
|---|---|
| 0 | Officials of the national, provincial, municipal, and/or departmental executive powers |
| 100 | Officials of the national, provincial, municipal, and/or departmental executive powers |
| 200 | Officials of the national, provincial, municipal, and/or departmental judicial powers |
| 300 | Directors of state organisms, businesses and institutions |
| 400 | Directors of social institutions (community, polítics, labor unions, religious, human rights, environmental and other public welfare institutions) |
| 500 | Directors of small and micro businesses (employers of 1 to 5 persons) |
| 600 | Directors of mid-sized private businesses that produce goods and/or services (establishments of 6 to 40 persons) |
| 700 | Directors of large private businesses that produce goods and/or services (establishments of more than 41 persons) |
| 1011 | Self-employed in administrative processing, planning, and control of processing |
| 1013 | Self-employed with systems operations and/or informatics equipment related to administrative processing, planning, and control of processing |
| 1020 | Bosses in administrative processing, planning, and control of processing |
| 1031 | Workers in administrative processing, planning, and control of processing |
| 1033 | Operators of systems and/or informatics equipment for the occupations related to administrative processing, planning, and control of processing |
| 1111 | Self-employed in judicial-legal processing |
| 1120 | Bosses in judicial-legal processing |
| 1131 | Workers in judicial-legal processing |
| 1133 | Operators of systems and/or informatics equipment for the occupations related to judicial-legal processing |
| 2011 | Self-employed in budget, accounting and financial processing |
| 2020 | Bosses in budget, accounting and financial processing |
| 2031 | Workers in budget, accounting and financial processing |
| 2033 | Operators of systems and/or informatics equipment related to budget, accounting and financial processing |
| 3011 | Self-employed in direct commerce (traditional and telephone and promoters) |
| 3020 | Bosses in direct commerce (traditional and telephone and promoters) |
| 3031 | Salesmen and workers in direct commerce (traditional and telephone and promoters) |
| 3032 | Operators of electromechanical machinery in direct commerce (traditional and telephone and promoters) |
| 3033 | Operators of systems and/or informatics equipment in direct commerce (traditional and telephone and promoters) |
| 3111 | Self-employed traveling salesmen, commercial brokers and door-to-door salesmen |
| 3120 | Bosses of traveling salesmen, commercial brokers and door-to-door salesmen |
| 3131 | Workers in traveling sales, commercial brokers and door-to-door sales |
| 3211 | Self-employed in other commercialization occupations |
| 3220 | Bosses in other commercialization occupations |
| 3231 | Workers in other commercialization occupations |
| 3311 | Self-employed mobile and street vendors |
| 3331 | Workers who are mobile and street vendors |
| 3411 | Self-employed in transportation |
| 3412 | Self-employed in operation of electromechanical equipment related to transportation |
| 3420 | Bosses in transportation services |
| 3431 | Workers in transportation |
| 3432 | Drivers and operators of electromechanical machinery in transportation |
| 3433 | Operators of informatics systems and/or equipment or control panels for transportation |
| 3511 | Self-employed in telecommunications |
| 3520 | Bosses in telecommunications |
| 3531 | Workers in telecommunications |
| 3532 | Operators of electromechanical machinery for transportation |
| 3533 | Operators of informatics systems and/or equipment for transportation |
| 3611 | Self-employed in storage |
| 3620 | Bosses in storage |
| 3631 | Workers in storage |
| 3632 | Operators of electromechanical machinery for storage |
| 4011 | Self-employed in healthcare, sanitation |
| 4020 | Bosses in healthcare, sanitation, and ecology |
| 4031 | Workers in healthcare, sanitation |
| 4032 | Operators of machinery and/or equipment for healthcare and sanitation |
| 4033 | Operators of informatics systems and/or equipment and control panels for healthcare and sanitation |
| 4111 | Autonomous workers in education |
| 4120 | Bosses in education |
| 4131 | Workers in education |
| 4211 | Self-employed in scientific and technological research |
| 4220 | Bosses in scientific and technological research |
| 4231 | Workers in scientific and technological research |
| 4233 | Operators of informatics systems and/or equipment for scientific and/or technological research |
| 4311 | Self-employed in advising and consulting |
| 4331 | Workers in advising and consulting |
| 4411 | Self-employed in prevention of disasters (natural, human, productive) and attention to the environment and ecology |
| 4420 | Bosses in prevention of disasters (natural, human, productive) and attention to the environment and ecology |
| 4431 | Workers in prevention of disasters (natural, human, productive) and attention to the environment and ecology |
| 4511 | Self-employed in mass communications |
| 4520 | Bosses in mass communications |
| 4531 | Workers in mass communications |
| 4532 | Operators of electromechanical machinery and/or equipment for mass communications |
| 4533 | Operators of informatics systems and/or equipment for mass communications |
| 4611 | Self-employed in social, community, political, labor union, and religious services |
| 4620 | Bosses in social, community, political, labor union, and religious services |
| 4631 | Workers in social, community, political, labor union, and religious services |
| 4711 | Self-employed in guard services and civil security services |
| 4720 | Bosses in guard services and civil security services |
| 4731 | Workers in guard services and civil security services |
| 4732 | Workers in guard services and civil security services |
| 4733 | Operators of electromechanical machinery and/or equipment for guard services and civil security services |
| 4831 | Workers in police services |
| 4832 | Operators of electromechanical machinery and/or equipment for police services |
| 5011 | Self-employed in the arts |
| 5031 | Workers in the arts |
| 5032 | Operators of electromechanical machinery and/or equipment for the arts |
| 5111 | Self-employed in sports |
| 5120 | Bosses in sports |
| 5131 | Workers in sports |
| 5211 | Self-employed in recreation |
| 5220 | Bosses in recreation |
| 5231 | Workers in recreation |
| 5232 | Operators of electromechanical machinery and/or equipment for recreation |
| 5311 | Self-employed in gastronomical services |
| 5320 | Bosses in gastronomical services |
| 5331 | Workers in gastronomical services |
| 5411 | Self-employed in housing and tourism services |
| 5420 | Bosses in housing and tourism |
| 5431 | Workers in housing and tourism |
| 5520 | Bosses in domestic services |
| 5531 | Workers in domestic services |
| 5611 | Self-employed in non-domestic cleaning services |
| 5620 | Bosses in non-domestic cleaning services |
| 5631 | Workers in non-domestic cleaning services |
| 5632 | Operators of electromechanical machinery and/or equipment for non-domestic cleaning services |
| 5711 | Self-employed in care for and attention to persons |
| 5731 | Workers in care for and attention to persons |
| 5811 | Self-employed in the other multiple social service occupations |
| 5820 | Bosses in the other multiple social service occupations |
| 5831 | Workers in other services |
| 5832 | Operators of electromechanical machinery and/or equipment for the other multiple social service occupations |
| 6011 | Self-employed in agricultural production |
| 6012 | Self-employed with the operation of electromechanical equipment for agricultural production |
| 6020 | Bosses in agricultural production |
| 6031 | Workers in agricultural production |
| 6032 | Operators of electromechanical machinery and/or equipment for agricultural production |
| 6111 | Self-employed in cattle production |
| 6112 | Self-employed with the operation of electromechanical equipment for cattle production |
| 6120 | Bosses in cattle production |
| 6131 | Workers in cattle production |
| 6132 | Workers in cattle production |
| 6211 | Self-employed in forestry production |
| 6220 | Bosses in forestry production |
| 6231 | Workers in forestry production |
| 6232 | Operators of electromechanical machinery and/or equipment for forestry production |
| 6311 | Self-employed in production of beekeeping, poultry, and other small species |
| 6320 | Bosses in production of beekeeping, poultry, and other small species |
| 6331 | Workers in production of beekeeping, poultry, and other small species |
| 6411 | Self-employed in fishing production |
| 6420 | Bosses in fishing production |
| 6431 | Workers in fishing production |
| 6511 | Self-employed in hunting |
| 7011 | Self-employed in extractive production |
| 7020 | Bosses in extractive production |
| 7031 | Workers in extractive production |
| 7032 | Operators of electromechanical machinery and/or equipment for extractive production |
| 7120 | Bosses in the production of energy, water, and gas |
| 7131 | Workers in the production of energy, water, and gas |
| 7132 | Operators of electromechanical machinery and/or equipment for energy, water, and gas production |
| 7211 | Self-employed in construction of buildings and infrastructure works and distribution networks for energy, potable water, gas and telephone services |
| 7220 | Bosses in construction of buildings and infrastructure works and distribution networks for energy, potable water, gas and telephone services |
| 7231 | Workers in construction of buildings and infrastructure works and distribution networks for energy, potable water, gas and telephone services |
| 7232 | Operators of electromechanical machinery and/or equipment for construction of buildings and infrastructure works and distribution networks for energy, potable water, gas and telephone services |
| 7233 | Operators of informatics systems and/or equipment for construction of buildings and infrastructure works and distribution networks for energy, potable water, gas and telephone services |
| 8011 | Self-employed in industrial and artisan production |
| 8012 | Self-employed with operation of electromechanical machinery for industrial and artisan production |
| 8020 | Bosses in industrial and artisan production |
| 8031 | Workers in industrial and artisan production |
| 8032 | Operators of electromechanical machinery and/or equipment for industrial and artisan production |
| 8033 | Operators of informatics systems and/or equipment for industrial and artisan production |
| 8113 | Self-employed in software production |
| 8120 | Bosses in software production |
| 8133 | Operators of informatics systems and/or equipment for software production |
| 8211 | Self-employed in the repair of consumer goods |
| 8212 | Self-employed with operation of electromechanical machinery for the repair of consumer goods |
| 8220 | Bosses in the repair of consumer goods |
| 8231 | Workers in the repair of consumer goods |
| 8232 | Operators of electromechanical machinery and/or equipment for repair of consumer goods |
| 9011 | Self-employed in installation and maintenance of machinery and equipment for the production of goods |
| 9020 | Bosses in installation and maintenance of machinery and equipment for the production of goods |
| 9031 | Workers in installation and maintenance of machinery and equipment for the production of goods |
| 9032 | Operators of electromechanical machinery and/or equipment for installation and maintenance of machinery and equipment for the production of goods |
| 9131 | Workers in development of productive technology |
| 9211 | Self-employed in the installation and maintenance of machinery and equipment for providing services |
| 9220 | Bosses in the installation and maintenance of machinery and equipment for providing services |
| 9231 | Workers in the installation and maintenance of machinery and equipment for providing services |
| 9232 | Operators of electromechanical machinery and/or equipment for the installation and maintenance of machinery and equipment for providing services |
| 9233 | Operators of informatics systems and/or equipment for the installation and maintenance of machinery and equipment for providing services |
| 9997 | Response suppressed |
| 9998 | Unknown |
| 9999 | NIU (not in universe) |
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.
Interviewer instructions
Starting here, men and women who are 14 years old and more should answer the questions.
Follow the order of the questions strictly.
Pay attention to the sequence indicated by the arrows and the steps to continue asking the questions.
The questions 20 to 23 refer to the marital status of the persons 14 years old or more.
Questions 24 to 37
These questions ask about the employment of the population. We will now see how some of the questions should be completed.
Carefully observe sequence indicated by the arrows and the steps tom continue asking questions.
Main job is the one where the person answering the census worked the most hours during the week before the census. If the person answering the census has two jobs in which he/she works the same number of hours, you should opt for the one where he/she obtains the greatest income.
Question 29: What is the name of his/her occupation?
Occupation is understood to be the concrete work that the interviewee personally carries out in his/her place of work. You should register the concrete name, such as for example: back cashier, operator of a mixing machine for chemical products, nursing assistant, operator of a watering panel, grade school teacher, school secretary, etc.
The answers should be sufficiently detailed; avoid vague definitions of occupations, such as for example: employee, operator, worker, etc.
Question 30: What tasks do you do in this work?
Tasks are the actions that the persons carries out in his/her principal place of work, described with the greatest detail possible, including materials, instruments or machinery, tools that he/she uses.
For example: Maria Ester works sewing in a shoe factory: "sews leather shoes with an electric sewing machine". You will register:
[Graphic not shown. See original document.]
Follow the order of the questions strictly.
Pay attention to the sequence indicated by the arrows and the steps to continue asking the questions.
The questions 20 to 23 refer to the marital status of the persons 14 years old or more.
Questions 24 to 37
These questions ask about the employment of the population. We will now see how some of the questions should be completed.
Carefully observe sequence indicated by the arrows and the steps tom continue asking questions.
Main job is the one where the person answering the census worked the most hours during the week before the census. If the person answering the census has two jobs in which he/she works the same number of hours, you should opt for the one where he/she obtains the greatest income.
Question 29: What is the name of his/her occupation?
Occupation is understood to be the concrete work that the interviewee personally carries out in his/her place of work. You should register the concrete name, such as for example: back cashier, operator of a mixing machine for chemical products, nursing assistant, operator of a watering panel, grade school teacher, school secretary, etc.
The answers should be sufficiently detailed; avoid vague definitions of occupations, such as for example: employee, operator, worker, etc.
Question 30: What tasks do you do in this work?
Tasks are the actions that the persons carries out in his/her principal place of work, described with the greatest detail possible, including materials, instruments or machinery, tools that he/she uses.
For example: Maria Ester works sewing in a shoe factory: "sews leather shoes with an electric sewing machine". You will register:
[Graphic not shown. See original document.]
Description
Definition
This variable indicates occupation (4 digit).
Universe
Persons age 14+ who worked or had a job last week
concept
Concept
| Name | Vocabulary |
|---|---|
| Work: Occupation Variables -- PERSON | IPUMS |