XIII Censo General de Población. II Censo de Vivienda 1960 - IPUMS Subset
Chile, 1960
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CHL_1960_PHC_v01_M_v03_A_IPUMS
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Dirección de Estadísticas y Censos, Ministerio de Economía, Minnesota Population Center
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Industry (CL1960A_0424)
Data file: CHL1960-P-H
Overview
Valid:
0
Invalid:
0
Type:
Discrete
Decimal:
0
Start:
133
End:
135
Width:
3
Range:
11 - 999
Format:
Numeric
Questions and instructions
Literal question
For all individuals 12 years of age and older. [applies to questions 15-18]
17. Industry ____
Only for those Employed and Unemployed.
Specify clearly the type of establishment in which the employed person works or, if unemployed, the last place of employment, such as:
Boys' school, wool blanket factory, commercial bank, general store, nail factory, livestock ranch, children's hospital, postal and telegraph office, armed forces, police, etc.
Avoid vague terms such as: factory, office, workshop, etc.
17. Industry ____
Only for those Employed and Unemployed.
Specify clearly the type of establishment in which the employed person works or, if unemployed, the last place of employment, such as:
Boys' school, wool blanket factory, commercial bank, general store, nail factory, livestock ranch, children's hospital, postal and telegraph office, armed forces, police, etc.
Avoid vague terms such as: factory, office, workshop, etc.
Categories
| Value | Category |
|---|---|
| 11 | Agriculture and livestock |
| 12 | Agricultural services |
| 21 | Forestry |
| 22 | Extraction of lumber |
| 30 | Regular hunting with traps and the repopulation of animals |
| 41 | Deep sea and coastal fishing, without including the work of factory-ships |
| 42 | Fishing industry on factory-ships |
| 43 | Fresh water fishing industry |
| 51 | Undocumented |
| 100 | Undocumented |
| 110 | Coal mining operations |
| 121 | Extraction of iron minerals |
| 122 | Extraction of metallic minerals, except iron |
| 130 | Crude petroleum and natural gas |
| 140 | Extraction of stone, clay and sand |
| 191 | Mining and salt quarry operations |
| 192 | Extraction of materials for fertilizer and the production of chemical products |
| 199 | Extraction of non metallic minerals, not classified in other parts |
| 201 | Slaughter of livestock, preparation and conservation of meat |
| 202 | Making of lactate products |
| 203 | Packaging and conservation of fruits and vegetables |
| 204 | Packaging and conservation of seafood and other maritime products |
| 205 | Manufacturing of mill products |
| 206 | Manufacturing of bakery products |
| 207 | Sugar refineries |
| 208 | Making of cocoa, chocolate and pastries |
| 209 | Diverse industries |
| 211 | Distilling, purifying and mixture of spirits |
| 212 | Wine industries |
| 213 | Making of beer and malt |
| 214 | Making of non alcoholic drinks and carbonated waters |
| 220 | Tobacco industries |
| 231 | Spinning, weaving and finishing textiles |
| 232 | Textile factories |
| 233 | Factories of rigs, rope and cord |
| 239 | Factories of textiles not classified in other parts |
| 241 | Making of footwear |
| 242 | Footwear repairing |
| 243 | Making of articles of clothing, excluding footwear |
| 244 | Articles made from textile materials, excluding articles of clothing |
| 251 | Sawmills, workshops with planning machinery and other workshops for lumber working |
| 252 | Packaging of lumber and cane and small articles of cane |
| 259 | Making of cork and wooden products not classified in other parts |
| 260 | Making of furniture and accessories |
| 271 | Making of pulp for wood, paper and cardboard |
| 272 | Making of articles of pulp from wood, paper and cardboard |
| 280 | Printers and publishing houses and related industries |
| 291 | Tanning and finishing workshops |
| 292 | Making of fur articles, excluding articles of clothing |
| 293 | Making of leather articles, excluding footwear and other articles of clothing |
| 300 | Making of rubber products |
| 311 | Essential industrial chemical products including fertilizer |
| 312 | Vegetable and animal oils and fats |
| 313 | Making of paints, varnishes and lacquers |
| 319 | Making of diverse chemical products |
| 321 | Petroleum refineries |
| 329 | Making of diverse petroleum and chemical products |
| 331 | Making of clay products for construction |
| 332 | Making of glass and glass products |
| 333 | Making of mud, china and porcelain objects |
| 334 | Making of (hydraulic) cement |
| 339 | Making of non metallic mineral products, not classified in another part |
| 341 | Basic iron and steel industries |
| 342 | Basic non ferrous metal industries |
| 350 | Making of metallic products, excluding machinery and transportation equipment |
| 360 | Construction of machinery, excluding electric machinery |
| 370 | Construction of machinery, appliances, accessories and electric articles |
| 381 | Naval construction and ship repairing |
| 382 | Construction of railroad equipment |
| 383 | Construction of automobile vehicles |
| 384 | Automobile repairs |
| 385 | Construction of motorcycles and bicycles |
| 386 | Construction of airplanes |
| 389 | Making of transportation material not classified in other parts |
| 391 | Making of professional and scientific instruments of measure and control |
| 392 | Making of photographic appliances and optical instruments |
| 393 | Making of watches |
| 394 | Making of jewelry and related articles |
| 395 | Making of music instruments |
| 399 | Manufacturing industries not classified in other parts |
| 400 | Construction |
| 511 | Light and electrical energy |
| 512 | Production and distribution of gas |
| 513 | Steam for heat and motorized power |
| 521 | Water supply |
| 522 | Sanitary services |
| 611 | Wholesale commerce |
| 612 | Retail commerce (auction houses) |
| 620 | Banks and other financial establishments |
| 630 | Insurance |
| 640 | Real estate |
| 711 | Railroad transportation |
| 712 | Streetcars and busses |
| 713 | Transportation of passengers by highway, excluding transportation by bus |
| 714 | Transportation by highway not classified in other parts |
| 715 | Transportation by sea, excluding cabotage |
| 716 | Transportation by water, excluding deep sea navigation |
| 717 | Air transportation |
| 718 | Common transportation services |
| 719 | Transportation not classified in other parts |
| 720 | Warehouse and storage |
| 730 | Communications |
| 810 | Governmental services |
| 821 | Public instruction |
| 822 | Medical and sanitary services |
| 823 | Scientific and research institutes |
| 824 | Religious organizations |
| 825 | Social assistance institutions |
| 826 | Commercial and professional associations and workers organizations |
| 827 | Libraries, museums and gardens |
| 829 | Services loaned to the public, not classified in other parts |
| 831 | Legal services |
| 832 | Accounting, auditing and bookkeeping |
| 833 | Technical services |
| 839 | Services loaned to businesses, not classified in other parts |
| 841 | Production, distribution and exhibition of movies |
| 842 | Theaters and related services |
| 843 | Recreational services, excluding theaters and movies |
| 851 | Domestic services |
| 852 | Restaurants, cafes, taverns and other establishments that sell food and drinks |
| 853 | Hotels, guest houses, campgrounds and other places of lodging |
| 854 | Laundry and laundry services, cleaning and dying |
| 855 | Hair salons and beauty parlors |
| 856 | Commercial photographs and photography studios |
| 859 | Personal services not classified in other parts |
| 900 | Activities not well specified |
| 998 | Unknown |
| 999 | 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
Column 17: Industry. Industry means the type of business, establishment, office, organization, company, institution, etc., where the person practices the previously-mentioned occupation.
Write down this information only for those who have an occupation recorded in the previous column (Column 16) and who belong to either group "OC" (Employed) or "CE" (Unemployed).
As in the case of occupation, try to record as specifically as possible, avoiding unclear terms, the type of establishment in which the person works or worked (if unemployed). So avoid terms like workshop, office, store, factory, business, etc., and instead specify in the following way: shoe factory, radio repair shop, electronics warehouse, carpet store, air transport company, etc.
Avoid using terms that specify only the name of the establishment, like "La Violeta" factory, "Casa Fénix", etc.
If the person is a fiscal, semifiscal, municipal, or public service employee, on the other hand, record the proper name of the ministerial division, government agency, office, or service in which the person being enumerated practices their profession.
If a person practices the same profession in more than one business or industry, the type of establishment from which greater compensation is received should be recorded. For example, in the case of a commercial accountant who does the books for a glass factory, a store, and a transportation company, receiving the greatest income from the glass factory, this [the glass factory] should be recorded as the industry.
If the person practices their profession in a company that carries out two or more different industrial activities, the industrial activity to which the person is directly tied should be recorded, as long as this is a main, not a secondary, activity. [p. 40] For example, in the case of a company that has a refrigerator and a furniture factory, an employee's industry should be recorded as refrigerator factory or furniture factory, depending on whether the employee works in the first or second of these.
For domestic workers, "family house" or "community house" should be recorded.
Write down this information only for those who have an occupation recorded in the previous column (Column 16) and who belong to either group "OC" (Employed) or "CE" (Unemployed).
As in the case of occupation, try to record as specifically as possible, avoiding unclear terms, the type of establishment in which the person works or worked (if unemployed). So avoid terms like workshop, office, store, factory, business, etc., and instead specify in the following way: shoe factory, radio repair shop, electronics warehouse, carpet store, air transport company, etc.
Avoid using terms that specify only the name of the establishment, like "La Violeta" factory, "Casa Fénix", etc.
If the person is a fiscal, semifiscal, municipal, or public service employee, on the other hand, record the proper name of the ministerial division, government agency, office, or service in which the person being enumerated practices their profession.
If a person practices the same profession in more than one business or industry, the type of establishment from which greater compensation is received should be recorded. For example, in the case of a commercial accountant who does the books for a glass factory, a store, and a transportation company, receiving the greatest income from the glass factory, this [the glass factory] should be recorded as the industry.
If the person practices their profession in a company that carries out two or more different industrial activities, the industrial activity to which the person is directly tied should be recorded, as long as this is a main, not a secondary, activity. [p. 40] For example, in the case of a company that has a refrigerator and a furniture factory, an employee's industry should be recorded as refrigerator factory or furniture factory, depending on whether the employee works in the first or second of these.
For domestic workers, "family house" or "community house" should be recorded.
Description
Definition
This variable indicates the industry where the respondent works.
Universe
Persons age 12+ who have ever worked
concept
Concept
| var_concept.title | Vocabulary |
|---|---|
| Work: Industry Variables -- PERSON | IPUMS |