VIII General Population and Housing Census 1960 - IPUMS Subset
Mexico, 1960
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MEX_1960_PHC_v01_M_v03_A_IPUMS
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Dirección General de Estadística, Secretaría de Industria y Comercio, Minnesota Population Center
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Industry (MX1960A_0417)
Data file: MEX1960-P-H
Overview
Valid:
0
Invalid:
0
Type:
Discrete
Decimal:
0
Start:
153
End:
155
Width:
3
Range:
-
Format:
Questions and instructions
Literal question
Column 39: This column is closely related to column 33, which means that the notes in column 39 refer to the type of business or activity in which the person works, and should refer to the occupation that he/she has. For example, if you have written 'farmer' in column 33, in column 33 you should write, for agricultural farm.
Categories
| Value | Category |
|---|---|
| 0 | No industry reported |
| 11 | Agriculture |
| 12 | Cattle ranching |
| 21 | Forestry |
| 22 | Lumbering |
| 30 | Hunting |
| 40 | Fishing |
| 110 | Coal extraction |
| 121 | Iron mineral extraction |
| 122 | Metal mineral extraction, except iron |
| 130 | Natural gas and petroleum |
| 140 | Stone, clay and sand extraction |
| 190 | Non-metal mineral extraction, other quarrying and extraction from other matierals not listed in other sub-groups |
| 201 | Cattle slaughtering and preparation and conservation of meat |
| 202 | Dairy product manufacturing |
| 203 | Packaging and preservation of fruits and vegetables |
| 204 | Packaging and preservation of fish and other seafoods |
| 205 | Milled goods |
| 206 | Bakery goods |
| 207 | Sugar processing plants and refineries |
| 208 | Cacao, chocolate and candies manufacturing |
| 209 | Diverse food industries |
| 211 | Distillation mixing alcoholic beverages |
| 212 | Wineries |
| 213 | Beer production |
| 214 | Manufacture of non-alcoholic beverages, soft-drinks, natural beverages and ice |
| 215 | Manufacturing of malt and malt beverages, except beer |
| 220 | Tobacco industries |
| 231 | Textile thread production, weaving, and finishing |
| 232 | Knit fabric production |
| 233 | Manufacture of cords, fiber sacks, and palm hats |
| 239 | Manufacture of textiles not classified elsewhere |
| 241 | Shoe manufacturing, except oilcloth or rubber |
| 242 | Shoe repair |
| 243 | Clothes manufacturing, except footwear |
| 244 | Manufactured textile articles, except clothing |
| 250 | Wood and cork industries, except furniture manufacturing |
| 260 | Furniture and accessories manufacturing |
| 271 | Wood pulp, paper and cardboard factories |
| 272 | Articles manufactured from wood pulp, paper and cardboard |
| 280 | Printers, editorials and related industries |
| 291 | Tanneries and finishing shops |
| 292 | Manufacture of leather articles, except footwear and clothing |
| 300 | Oilcloth and rubber products manufacturing |
| 311 | Essential industrial chemical products, including fertilizers |
| 312 | Vegetable and animal oils and fats |
| 319 | Manufacture of diverse petroleum products |
| 321 | Oil refining |
| 329 | Manufacture of diverse products made of petroleum and coal |
| 331 | Manufacture of clay goods for construction |
| 332 | Glass and glass products |
| 333 | Porcelain manufacturing |
| 334 | Cement manufacturing |
| 335 | Ceramics and pottery |
| 339 | Manufacture of non-metal mineral product, non metallic, not classified another sub-group |
| 341 | Basic iron and steel industries |
| 342 | Basic nonferrous metal industries |
| 351 | Manufacture of diverse metallic products |
| 352 | Manufacture of metallic articles for the household |
| 353 | Manufacturing of metallic furniture |
| 360 | Machinery construction, except electric machinery |
| 370 | Construction of electrical machinery, appliances, accessories and articles |
| 381 | Construction of hand tools and ship repair |
| 382 | Construction of railway equipment |
| 383 | Automobile assembly |
| 384 | Repair of automobiles, trucks, and bicycles |
| 385 | Bicycle assembly |
| 386 | Airplane assembly |
| 389 | Manufacture of transportation equipment not listed in another sub-group |
| 391 | Manufacture of profession, scientific, precision and control instruments |
| 392 | Manufacture of photographic equipment and copying instruments |
| 393 | Manufacture of clocks and watches |
| 394 | Repair of clocks and watches |
| 395 | Manufacture of jewelry and related articles, except silver |
| 396 | Manufacture of musical instruments |
| 397 | Manufacture of silver jewelry and silversmiths |
| 399 | Transformation industries, non classified in other sub-groups |
| 400 | Construction |
| 511 | Light and electrical energy |
| 512 | Natural gas production and distribution |
| 521 | Water supply |
| 522 | Sanitary services |
| 611 | Wholesale commerce |
| 612 | Retail commmerce |
| 620 | Banks and other financial establishments |
| 630 | Insurance and finances |
| 640 | Real estate |
| 711 | Railway transport |
| 712 | Trams, buses and passenger trucks |
| 713 | Land transportation of passengers, except in buses or passenger trucks |
| 714 | Land transportation of cargo |
| 715 | Sea transportation (except high-sea shipping) |
| 716 | River, lake, and coastal transportation; and port and sea services |
| 717 | Air transportation |
| 718 | Services related transportation |
| 719 | Transportation not classified in another subgroup |
| 720 | Deposit and storage |
| 731 | |
| 732 | Telegraph and Radio |
| 733 | Telephones |
| 739 | Other communications and communication services |
| 811 | Executive and administrative personnel of the federal government |
| 812 | Executive and administrative personnel of federal entities |
| 813 | Executive, administrative and judicial employees of the municipal government |
| 814 | Federal police |
| 815 | Police of the government entities and municipalities; transit agents, and firemen |
| 816 | Armed forces |
| 817 | Members of the federal legislative powers and their employees |
| 818 | Members of the legislative powers of the entities and their employees |
| 819 | Member of the federal judicial powers and judicial sectors of the entities and their employees |
| 821 | Public instruction |
| 822 | Medical and sanitary services |
| 823 | Religious organizations |
| 824 | Institutions of Social assistance |
| 825 | Judicial services |
| 826 | Commercial services |
| 827 | Commercial associations and worker organizations |
| 828 | Social security (administrative personnel) |
| 829 | Public services not listed in another category |
| 831 | Production, distribution, and exhibition of cinematographic movies |
| 832 | Theatre and related services |
| 833 | Recreational services, except theaters and movies |
| 841 | Domestic service |
| 842 | Restaurants, cafes, bars, and other establishments that sell foods and beverages |
| 843 | Hotels, guest houses, pensions, camps, and other establishments that provide housing |
| 844 | Laundries, dying and pressing services |
| 845 | Barber shops and beauty parlors |
| 846 | Photography |
| 849 | Personal services, not classified in another subgroup |
| 911 | Persons looking for first employment |
| 912 | Insufficiently specified activities |
| 999 | Unknown |
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
Type of Activity
(Very Important)
Column 39. Annotations of great importance are made here; for this reason one must proceed very carefully. The object is to specify where the enumerated works - that is to say, what type of company, business, or activity - such that the annotations in this column serve to complete the information given [P. 30] in column 33. For example: if it was written in column 33 that the enumerated is an agriculturalist, agricultural farm should be written in column 39. The proper names of stores or businesses should not be written.
For cases in which the enumerated is looking for work for the first time, "New Worker" should be written in column 39. Due to the great importance of the concepts "principal occupation," "job position or category," and "type of activity," the following is a list that will serve as a guide, so that the enumerator will be able to correctly classify the enumerated regarding their principle occupation.
Examples of the enumeration of laborers:
COLUMN 33
COLUMN 34
COLUMN 39
Shoe leather cutter
Worker X
Shoe factory
Masonry worker
Worker X
Home construction
Servant
Worker X
Private Home
Examples of the enumerations of employees of any category:
COLUMN 33
COLUMN 35
COLUMN 39
Typist
Employee X
Bank branch
Store clerk
Employee X
Clothing store
Manager (Gerente)
Employee X
Shoe factory
Examples of the enumeration of people who are bosses or managers (empresario):
COLUMN 33
COLUMN 36
COLUMN 39
Agriculturalist
Boss or manager X
Cotton farm
Merchant
Boss or manager X
Grain store
Industry
Boss or manager X
Tile factory
Examples of the enumeration of people who are self-employed:
COLUMN 33
COLUMN 37
COLUMN 39
Carpenter
Self-employed X
Carpenter shop
Traveling merchant
Self-employed X
Fruit vendor
Fixed merchant
Self-employed X
Clothes sales stand
Examples of the enumeration of people who help their family without retribution:
COLUMN 33
COLUMN 38
COLUMN 39
Sales attendant
Helps family X
Hardware store
Milkman
Helps family X
Stable
Framing apprentice
Helps family X
Frame workshop
Example of the enumeration of a person who is seeking work for the first time:
COLUMN 33
COLUMNS 34 to 38
COLUMN 39
Stenographer
(Leave blank)
New worker
(Very Important)
Column 39. Annotations of great importance are made here; for this reason one must proceed very carefully. The object is to specify where the enumerated works - that is to say, what type of company, business, or activity - such that the annotations in this column serve to complete the information given [P. 30] in column 33. For example: if it was written in column 33 that the enumerated is an agriculturalist, agricultural farm should be written in column 39. The proper names of stores or businesses should not be written.
For cases in which the enumerated is looking for work for the first time, "New Worker" should be written in column 39. Due to the great importance of the concepts "principal occupation," "job position or category," and "type of activity," the following is a list that will serve as a guide, so that the enumerator will be able to correctly classify the enumerated regarding their principle occupation.
Examples of the enumeration of laborers:
COLUMN 33
COLUMN 34
COLUMN 39
Shoe leather cutter
Worker X
Shoe factory
Masonry worker
Worker X
Home construction
Servant
Worker X
Private Home
Examples of the enumerations of employees of any category:
COLUMN 33
COLUMN 35
COLUMN 39
Typist
Employee X
Bank branch
Store clerk
Employee X
Clothing store
Manager (Gerente)
Employee X
Shoe factory
Examples of the enumeration of people who are bosses or managers (empresario):
COLUMN 33
COLUMN 36
COLUMN 39
Agriculturalist
Boss or manager X
Cotton farm
Merchant
Boss or manager X
Grain store
Industry
Boss or manager X
Tile factory
Examples of the enumeration of people who are self-employed:
COLUMN 33
COLUMN 37
COLUMN 39
Carpenter
Self-employed X
Carpenter shop
Traveling merchant
Self-employed X
Fruit vendor
Fixed merchant
Self-employed X
Clothes sales stand
Examples of the enumeration of people who help their family without retribution:
COLUMN 33
COLUMN 38
COLUMN 39
Sales attendant
Helps family X
Hardware store
Milkman
Helps family X
Stable
Framing apprentice
Helps family X
Frame workshop
Example of the enumeration of a person who is seeking work for the first time:
COLUMN 33
COLUMNS 34 to 38
COLUMN 39
Stenographer
(Leave blank)
New worker
Description
Definition
This variable indicates industry of workplace.
Universe
All persons
concept
Concept
| Name | Vocabulary |
|---|---|
| Work: Industry Variables -- PERSON | IPUMS |