Population Census 1972 - IPUMS Subset
Pakistan, 1972
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Reference ID
PAK_1972_PHC_v01_M_v01_A_IPUMS
Producer(s)
Population Census Organization
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- Data files
- PAK1973-H-H
- PAK1973-P-H
Industry, 2 digit (pk73a_ind2)
Data file: PAK1973-P-H
Overview
Valid:
0
Invalid:
0
Type:
Discrete
Decimal:
0
Start:
176
End:
177
Width:
2
Range:
-
Format:
Questions and instructions
Literal question
Economic characteristics
(For persons 10 years of age and above)
For those who answered yes in Col. 15
17. What kind of industry or business or service was he/she working in? ____
(For persons 10 years of age and above)
For those who answered yes in Col. 15
17. What kind of industry or business or service was he/she working in? ____
Categories
| Value | Category |
|---|---|
| 11 | Agriculture, livestock and hunting |
| 12 | Forestry and logging |
| 13 | Fishing |
| 21 | Coal Mining |
| 22 | Crude petroleum and natural gas production |
| 23 | Metal ore mining |
| 29 | Other mining |
| 31 | Manufacture of food, beverages and tobacco |
| 32 | Textile, wearing apparel and leather industries |
| 33 | Manufacture of wood and wood products including furniture |
| 34 | Manufacture of paper and paper products, printing and publishing |
| 35 | Manufacture of chemicals, chemical products, and products of petroleum, coal, rubber and plastics |
| 36 | Manufacture of non-metallic mineral products except petroleum and coal |
| 37 | Basic metal industries |
| 38 | Manufacture of fabricated metal products, machinery and equipment |
| 39 | Other manufacturing and handicrafts |
| 41 | Electricity, gas and steam |
| 42 | Water works and supply |
| 51 | Building construction and related activities |
| 52 | Construction of streets, roads, highways and bridges |
| 53 | Construction of irrigation and hydroelectric projects |
| 54 | Construction of docks and communications projects |
| 59 | Construction projects, n.e.c. |
| 61 | Wholesale trade |
| 62 | Retail trade |
| 63 | Restaurants and hotels |
| 71 | Transport and storage |
| 72 | Communication |
| 81 | Financial institutions |
| 82 | Insurance |
| 83 | Real estate and business services |
| 91 | Public administration |
| 92 | Sanitary and similar services |
| 93 | Social and related community services |
| 94 | Recreation and cultural services |
| 95 | Personal and household services |
| 96 | International and other extra territorial bodies |
| 98 | Unknown |
| 99 | 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
7.28 Industry
The nature of industry or business is determined by the manufacturing or making of products, which are made in any establishment (i.e., firm, mining, and field) where a man worked, or if he did not work during last week, but he did earlier.
If a firm or establishment has more than [Pg. 55] one composition, the nature of industry will be determined by its major produce of its mostly working level. The difference between industry and occupation will be clarified in the following examples.
Example 1
Occupation (Column 16): Agriculture Farmer or Cultivator
Nature of Job: Sugar-cane crop, grain crop, fruits and vegetables crop and wheat, rice maize sugar cane, edible/oil seeds etc., also cultivation of fruit and vegetables are included in it.
Industry (entry to be made in Col. 17): Agriculture
Example 2
Occupation (Column 16): Rearing the Live-stock
Nature of Job: The breeding and progeny of cattle whether it is for meet or for wool, fur, etc., and milk and its product will also be included in it.
Industry (entry to be made in Col. 17): Breeding and look after of cattle
Example 3
Occupation (Column 16): Carpenter
Nature of Job: Wooden Furniture
Industry (entry to be made in Col. 17): Furniture and artificer in wood work
Example 4
Occupation (Column 16): Carpenter
Nature of Job: Artifice /making of railway carriage
Industry (entry to be made in Col. 17): Railway Transportation
Example 5
Occupation (Column 16): Truck Driver
Nature of Job: Goods carrier
Industry (entry to be made in Col. 17): Transportation, Truck
Example 6
Occupation (Column 16): Porter(Coli) (Unskilled laborer who works in food market)
Nature of Job: Carrier of goods in wholesale trade of food
Industry (entry to be made in Col. 17): Whole sale and retail trade
Example 7
Occupation (Column 16): Porter(Coli) (Unskilled laborer who works at a bus stop)
Nature of Job: Road Transportation
Industry (entry to be made in Col. 17): Transportation
Example 8
Occupation (Column 16): Laborer (Mason) (Unskilled laborer who works in construction)
Nature of Job: Construction of building
Industry (entry to be made in Col. 17): Construction
Example 9
Occupation (Column 16): Carpenter (power loomed)
Nature of Job: Carpet/machine manufacturing
Industry (entry to be made in Col. 17): Carpet/machine manufacturing
Example 10
Occupation (Column 16): Carpenter (Maker of agricultural tools)
Nature of Job: Manufacturer of agricultural tools
Industry (entry to be made in Col. 17): Manufacturing of agricultural tools
Example 11
Occupation (Column 16): Salesman
Nature of Job: Cloth market, shoes market sweet, departmental store
Industry (entry to be made in Col. 17): Wholesale and retail business
The nature of industry or business is determined by the manufacturing or making of products, which are made in any establishment (i.e., firm, mining, and field) where a man worked, or if he did not work during last week, but he did earlier.
If a firm or establishment has more than [Pg. 55] one composition, the nature of industry will be determined by its major produce of its mostly working level. The difference between industry and occupation will be clarified in the following examples.
Example 1
Occupation (Column 16): Agriculture Farmer or Cultivator
Nature of Job: Sugar-cane crop, grain crop, fruits and vegetables crop and wheat, rice maize sugar cane, edible/oil seeds etc., also cultivation of fruit and vegetables are included in it.
Industry (entry to be made in Col. 17): Agriculture
Example 2
Occupation (Column 16): Rearing the Live-stock
Nature of Job: The breeding and progeny of cattle whether it is for meet or for wool, fur, etc., and milk and its product will also be included in it.
Industry (entry to be made in Col. 17): Breeding and look after of cattle
Example 3
Occupation (Column 16): Carpenter
Nature of Job: Wooden Furniture
Industry (entry to be made in Col. 17): Furniture and artificer in wood work
Example 4
Occupation (Column 16): Carpenter
Nature of Job: Artifice /making of railway carriage
Industry (entry to be made in Col. 17): Railway Transportation
Example 5
Occupation (Column 16): Truck Driver
Nature of Job: Goods carrier
Industry (entry to be made in Col. 17): Transportation, Truck
Example 6
Occupation (Column 16): Porter(Coli) (Unskilled laborer who works in food market)
Nature of Job: Carrier of goods in wholesale trade of food
Industry (entry to be made in Col. 17): Whole sale and retail trade
Example 7
Occupation (Column 16): Porter(Coli) (Unskilled laborer who works at a bus stop)
Nature of Job: Road Transportation
Industry (entry to be made in Col. 17): Transportation
Example 8
Occupation (Column 16): Laborer (Mason) (Unskilled laborer who works in construction)
Nature of Job: Construction of building
Industry (entry to be made in Col. 17): Construction
Example 9
Occupation (Column 16): Carpenter (power loomed)
Nature of Job: Carpet/machine manufacturing
Industry (entry to be made in Col. 17): Carpet/machine manufacturing
Example 10
Occupation (Column 16): Carpenter (Maker of agricultural tools)
Nature of Job: Manufacturer of agricultural tools
Industry (entry to be made in Col. 17): Manufacturing of agricultural tools
Example 11
Occupation (Column 16): Salesman
Nature of Job: Cloth market, shoes market sweet, departmental store
Industry (entry to be made in Col. 17): Wholesale and retail business
Description
Definition
This variable indicates the industry (2-digit) the person worked last week.
Universe
Persons age 10+ who worked last week
concept
Concept
| Name | Vocabulary |
|---|---|
| Work: Industry Variables -- PERSON | IPUMS |