Octavo Censo Nacional de Población y Cuarto de Vivienda de Panamá 1980 - IPUMS Subset
Panama, 1980
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PAN_1980_PHC_v01_M_v03_A_IPUMS
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Contraloria General de la Republica, Direccion de Estadistica y Censo, Minnesota Population Center
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Industry, 3-digit (PA1980A_0445)
Data file: PAN1980-P-H
Overview
Valid:
0
Invalid:
0
Type:
Discrete
Decimal:
0
Start:
197
End:
199
Width:
3
Range:
-
Format:
Questions and instructions
Literal question
19. What does this business establishment or company do?
Example: Sales of foodstuffs, clothing manufacture. For those who state they work on an agricultural plantation, in the street, or in a private home, make a line through the space.
Principal Activity ________
_ _ _ _ [4-character blank for unspecified use appears here]
Example: Sales of foodstuffs, clothing manufacture. For those who state they work on an agricultural plantation, in the street, or in a private home, make a line through the space.
Principal Activity ________
_ _ _ _ [4-character blank for unspecified use appears here]
Categories
| Value | Category |
|---|---|
| 111 | Farming production |
| 112 | Agricultural services |
| 121 | Forestry |
| 122 | Wood extraction |
| 130 | Fishing |
| 230 | Metallic mineral extraction |
| 290 | Extraction of other minerals |
| 311 | Manufacture of food products, except drinks |
| 312 | Food processing, other and animal products |
| 313 | Drink industries |
| 314 | Tobacco industries |
| 321 | Manufacture of textiles |
| 322 | Manufacture of clothing, except shoes |
| 323 | Leather and leather products industries and fake leather and skins, except for shoes and other clothing |
| 324 | Manufacture of shoes, except for vulcanized or molded rubber, or plastic |
| 331 | Wood and wood and cork products industry, except furniture |
| 332 | Manufacture of furniture and accessories, except those that are principally metallic |
| 341 | Manufacture of paper and paper products |
| 342 | Printed works, newspapers and related industries |
| 351 | Manufacture of industrial chemical substances |
| 352 | Manufacture of other chemical products |
| 353 | Petroleum refineries |
| 354 | Manufacture of diverse products derived from petroleum and coal |
| 355 | Manufacture of rubber products |
| 356 | Manufacture of plastic products |
| 361 | Manufacture of clay, ceramic and porcelain objects |
| 362 | Manufacture of glass and glass products |
| 369 | Manufacture of other nonmetallic mineral products |
| 371 | Basic iron and steel industries |
| 372 | Basic non-iron metal industries |
| 381 | Manufacture of metallic products, machinery and equipment |
| 382 | Construction of machinery, except electrical |
| 383 | Construction of machinery, apparatuses, accessories and electrical supply |
| 384 | Construction of seagoing vessels and boat repair |
| 385 | Manufacture of professional and scientific equipment, measurement and control instruments not specified elsewhere, and photographic and optical equipment |
| 390 | Other manufacturing industries |
| 410 | Electricity, gas and vapor |
| 420 | Hydraulic works and water supply |
| 500 | Construction |
| 610 | Wholesale commerce |
| 620 | Retail commerce |
| 631 | Restaurants, cafes and other establishments that offer food and drinks |
| 632 | Hotels, guest houses, camp sites and other places of lodging |
| 711 | Land transportation |
| 712 | Water transportation |
| 713 | Air transportation |
| 719 | Transportation services |
| 720 | Communications |
| 810 | Financial establishments |
| 820 | Insurance |
| 831 | Real estate |
| 832 | Business services, except for machine and equipment rent and leasing |
| 833 | Machine and equipment rent and leasing |
| 910 | Public administration and defense |
| 920 | Sanitation services and similar |
| 931 | Public instruction |
| 932 | Research and scientific institutions |
| 933 | Medical and dental services; other health and veterinary services |
| 934 | Social assistance institutions |
| 935 | Commercial, professional and labor associations |
| 939 | Other social services and related community services |
| 941 | Movie and other recreation services |
| 942 | Libraries, museums, botanical gardens and zoos and other cultural services not specified elsewhere |
| 949 | Recreation and leisure services not specified elsewhere |
| 951 | Repair services not specified elsewhere |
| 952 | Laundromats and laundry services; cleaning and dyeing services |
| 953 | Domestic services |
| 959 | Direct personal services |
| 960 | International organizations and other extraterritorial organisms |
| 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
For persons 10 years old or older
(Apply to questions 14 to 25)
The questions that form this Section are meant to get information about the participation of the population 10 years old or older in the economic activities of this country.
The questions relating to the chapter are applied to the situation existing in the week immediately before the day of the Census (reference week). Reference week is defined below:
Definition of "Reference Week" or "Last Week": It is the complete calendar week, from Sunday to Saturday that, for census purposes goes from May 4, 1980 to May 10, 1980.
The answers obtained in question 13 are the basis for classifying the population of persons 10 years old or older as:
1. Economically active (employed and unemployed).
2. Not economically active (homemaker, student, disabled, retired, pensioner, rentier, others inactive).
[p. 80]
1. Economically active population
This group is understood to be the population of 10 years old or older who supply the workforce available for the production of goods and services of the country and is divided into Employed and Unemployed.
1.1 Employed Population: is understood to be persons who:
a) Have an occupation or job remunerated in money or in kind, during the reference week.
b) Have a private business or job on their own account. Example: The owner of a grocery store, the farmer, the lawyer who has his own practice, etc.
c) Works regularly in a business or company of a member of their family even when not drawing a wage or salary (Contributing family worker).
d) Sell tickets, newspapers, or any other article; make food to sell; wash cars; shine shoes; sew in their house for others; the kind of work, time worked or amount of money that they receive during the reference week does not matter.
e) Have a steady remunerated job but do not work during the reference week because of temporary circumstances: sickness or accident; vacation; work conflicts such as: bad weather; machine breakdowns, strike, on leave, etc.
1.2 Unemployed population: This group constitutes persons who do not have a remunerated occupation or job during reference week, but:
a) Have worked before and look for work (visits employment agencies or offices in search of work, consults friends about the availability of work, is relying on ads in newspapers, that is to say, makes the effort with the goal of finding employment).
[p. 81]
b) Are not looking for work because they have a job that will begin on a previously appointed date.
c) Look for their first job or that is "New Workers". The oldest age for a "New Worker" is 45.
2. Not economically active population
This group is understood to be the flowing persons:
2.1 Homemaker: The person who is dedicated only and exclusively to domestic tasks and chores in their own home and were not looking for work, nor were they retired, pensioned, living on investments, or attending school. In a dwelling there can be more than one homemaker.
2.2 Student: The person who is dedicated exclusively to studying.
2.3 Invalid: The person who is found to be physically or mentally impeded from working.
2.4 Retired: The person who has stopped working and is receiving retirement income.
2.5 Pensioned, rentier: The person who receives auxiliary or pensioned income (pensioned). Equally include in this group all the persons who without working receive money or investments from a business or company (rentier). Do not include persons who receive pension for food, divorce, etc.
2.6 Retired without benefits: Include in this group the persons who in some opportunity had a job but currently are separated from all type of economic activity without receiving retirement benefits or a pension.
2.7 Other condition: The person who without being classified in any of the groups above does not do any economic activity and remains idle.
When classifying the population, special care should be taken with the persons of the female sex who declare themselves to be "Homemaker" and those who declare themselves to be [p. 82] students. In the first case they sometimes also do remunerated jobs like: cleaning, ironing, sewing, styling hair, painting fingernails, making candy etc. in their own home or outside it but because they spend little time in these labors they forget to give this information.
On the other hand, some students after class or on weekends dedicate themselves to cleaning shoes, selling newspapers, washing cars etc. Equal care should be taken with the spouse or companion or the children of farm families, who regularly help with the agricultural labors but do not declare this job.
For reasons already explained, it is necessary that before classifying the population, the enumerator investigates more to find out if the parson did some work during the reference week. If is made known that the person worked during this period, even when it was part time, it should be classified as Employed, that corresponds to the population who is Economically Active.
Question 19 What does this business establishment or company do?
This question applies to both "employed" and "unemployed" persons.
Write with the best precision the class of activity which was done at the business, establishment or company whose name was written down in question 18.
Examples:
Question 18 / Question 19
El Sol Supermarket / Sale of provisions
Rita Industries / Manufacture of clothes
Law Office of Ramos and Sánchez / legal or counseling services
For persons who work or have worked in companies, institutions businesses
established in the Canal Area, write down the activity which [p. 87] these companies, institutions or businesses did such as the following examples:
Question 18 / Question 19
Division of the Maintaining of the Canal Company / Maintaining of buildings, highways, etc.
Division of Engineering of the Canal Company / Technical Engineering Jobs
Commissary / Retail commerce
Gorgas Hospital / Medical service
(Apply to questions 14 to 25)
The questions that form this Section are meant to get information about the participation of the population 10 years old or older in the economic activities of this country.
The questions relating to the chapter are applied to the situation existing in the week immediately before the day of the Census (reference week). Reference week is defined below:
Definition of "Reference Week" or "Last Week": It is the complete calendar week, from Sunday to Saturday that, for census purposes goes from May 4, 1980 to May 10, 1980.
The answers obtained in question 13 are the basis for classifying the population of persons 10 years old or older as:
1. Economically active (employed and unemployed).
2. Not economically active (homemaker, student, disabled, retired, pensioner, rentier, others inactive).
[p. 80]
1. Economically active population
This group is understood to be the population of 10 years old or older who supply the workforce available for the production of goods and services of the country and is divided into Employed and Unemployed.
1.1 Employed Population: is understood to be persons who:
a) Have an occupation or job remunerated in money or in kind, during the reference week.
b) Have a private business or job on their own account. Example: The owner of a grocery store, the farmer, the lawyer who has his own practice, etc.
c) Works regularly in a business or company of a member of their family even when not drawing a wage or salary (Contributing family worker).
d) Sell tickets, newspapers, or any other article; make food to sell; wash cars; shine shoes; sew in their house for others; the kind of work, time worked or amount of money that they receive during the reference week does not matter.
e) Have a steady remunerated job but do not work during the reference week because of temporary circumstances: sickness or accident; vacation; work conflicts such as: bad weather; machine breakdowns, strike, on leave, etc.
1.2 Unemployed population: This group constitutes persons who do not have a remunerated occupation or job during reference week, but:
a) Have worked before and look for work (visits employment agencies or offices in search of work, consults friends about the availability of work, is relying on ads in newspapers, that is to say, makes the effort with the goal of finding employment).
[p. 81]
b) Are not looking for work because they have a job that will begin on a previously appointed date.
c) Look for their first job or that is "New Workers". The oldest age for a "New Worker" is 45.
2. Not economically active population
This group is understood to be the flowing persons:
2.1 Homemaker: The person who is dedicated only and exclusively to domestic tasks and chores in their own home and were not looking for work, nor were they retired, pensioned, living on investments, or attending school. In a dwelling there can be more than one homemaker.
2.2 Student: The person who is dedicated exclusively to studying.
2.3 Invalid: The person who is found to be physically or mentally impeded from working.
2.4 Retired: The person who has stopped working and is receiving retirement income.
2.5 Pensioned, rentier: The person who receives auxiliary or pensioned income (pensioned). Equally include in this group all the persons who without working receive money or investments from a business or company (rentier). Do not include persons who receive pension for food, divorce, etc.
2.6 Retired without benefits: Include in this group the persons who in some opportunity had a job but currently are separated from all type of economic activity without receiving retirement benefits or a pension.
2.7 Other condition: The person who without being classified in any of the groups above does not do any economic activity and remains idle.
When classifying the population, special care should be taken with the persons of the female sex who declare themselves to be "Homemaker" and those who declare themselves to be [p. 82] students. In the first case they sometimes also do remunerated jobs like: cleaning, ironing, sewing, styling hair, painting fingernails, making candy etc. in their own home or outside it but because they spend little time in these labors they forget to give this information.
On the other hand, some students after class or on weekends dedicate themselves to cleaning shoes, selling newspapers, washing cars etc. Equal care should be taken with the spouse or companion or the children of farm families, who regularly help with the agricultural labors but do not declare this job.
For reasons already explained, it is necessary that before classifying the population, the enumerator investigates more to find out if the parson did some work during the reference week. If is made known that the person worked during this period, even when it was part time, it should be classified as Employed, that corresponds to the population who is Economically Active.
Question 19 What does this business establishment or company do?
This question applies to both "employed" and "unemployed" persons.
Write with the best precision the class of activity which was done at the business, establishment or company whose name was written down in question 18.
Examples:
Question 18 / Question 19
El Sol Supermarket / Sale of provisions
Rita Industries / Manufacture of clothes
Law Office of Ramos and Sánchez / legal or counseling services
For persons who work or have worked in companies, institutions businesses
established in the Canal Area, write down the activity which [p. 87] these companies, institutions or businesses did such as the following examples:
Question 18 / Question 19
Division of the Maintaining of the Canal Company / Maintaining of buildings, highways, etc.
Division of Engineering of the Canal Company / Technical Engineering Jobs
Commissary / Retail commerce
Gorgas Hospital / Medical service
Description
Definition
This variable indicates the person's principal economic activity (3-digits).
Universe
Persons age 10+ who worked or looked for work either last week or some time in the past (excluding retired persons)
concept
Concept
| Name | Vocabulary |
|---|---|
| Work: Industry Variables -- PERSON | IPUMS |