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Census of Norway 1900 - IPUMS Subset

Norway, 1901
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NOR_1900_PHC_v01_M_v7.5_A_IPUMS
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Department of the Interior, Central Statistical Bureau, IPUMS
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Hierarchy, second occupation, Norway (OC2HIRNO)

Data file: NOR1900_PHC-P-H

Overview

Type: Discrete
Start: 148
End: 149
Width: 2
Range: -
Format: Numeric

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Categories
Value Category
01 Farmer - ordinary sized farm
02 Proprietor of estate
03 House or building owner in town or city
04 Tenant farmer, lease-holder
05 Farmer, unspecified
06 Retired agriculturalists, remaining on farm with formal contract with (usually) children
07 Cottager with land
08 Cottager without land
09 Cottager (unspesified)
10 Lodger
12 Servant
13 Helps in the family
20 Owns and/or runs a business
21 Civil servant, high level
22 Civil servant, middle status
23 Civil servant, low status
24 Foreman
25 Guard, watchman
26 Master (position gained through formal training and certified; owns own shop)
27 Other work leader (officer in the army, naval officer at court)
37 Journeyman
38 Workers, Day labourers
39 Apprentice
40 Other
41 Agent, Representative of companies or firms
50 Student, pupil
51 Rentier, "capitalist"
52 Pensioned
53 No longer working
54 Orphan, fosterchild
55 Pauper (fattiglem)
56 On municipal support
57 Receiving private or other support
58 Beggar
59 Prisoner
99 No occupation and 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.

Description

Definition
OC2HIRNO classifies a person's second occupation, and describes the socio- economic level of the occupation.

It classifies occupations as ranging from landowners and capitalists, at the top; through professionals, office functionaries, and those running their own businesses; to craft workers and work leaders; to day laborers and apprentices; and finally to unemployed and/or unproductive individuals at the bottom.

Information on the industrial sector a person worked in is contained in the variable OC2TRDNO.

Note that not all people had two occupations, and that the information on the first occupation is more meaningful. See the variables OC1HIRNO and OC1TRDNO.

Less than 3% of individuals reported a secondary occupation in the 1900 Norwegian census.

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