VII Recenseamento Geral do Brasil. Censo Demográfico de 1960 - IPUMS Subset
Brazil, 1960
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BRA_1960_PHC_v01_M_v03_A_IPUMS
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Servico Nacional de Recenseamento. Instituto Brasileiro de Geografia e Estatística, Minnesota Population Center
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Industry (BR1960A_0425)
Data file: BRA1960-P-H
Overview
Valid:
0
Invalid:
0
Type:
Discrete
Decimal:
0
Start:
196
End:
198
Width:
3
Range:
0 - 919
Format:
Numeric
Questions and instructions
Literal question
Only for people who worked in the year prior to the census date
[Applies to questions V - Z]
X. Class and location of activity (sector) in which occupation declared in question V (see codes; only write the name of the activity class (sector) if you don't find it in Code List 4)
____
____ Code list 4
[Applies to questions V - Z]
X. Class and location of activity (sector) in which occupation declared in question V (see codes; only write the name of the activity class (sector) if you don't find it in Code List 4)
____
____ Code list 4
Categories
| Value | Category |
|---|---|
| 0 | NIU (not in universe) |
| 111 | Century plant growing |
| 112 | Cotton growing |
| 113 | Rice growing |
| 114 | Banana growing |
| 115 | Cocoa bean growing |
| 116 | Coffee growing |
| 117 | Sugar cane growing |
| 118 | Tobacco growing |
| 119 | Wheat growing |
| 120 | Crops not described above |
| 121 | Fruits growing |
| 122 | Vegetable and flower growing |
| 123 | Forest plants growing |
| 129 | Activities not covered above |
| 151 | Cattle raising |
| 152 | Poultry and rabbit raising |
| 153 | Beekeeping and silkworm raising |
| 191 | Cattle raising/crops, in general |
| 211 | Rubber extraction |
| 212 | Herb extraction |
| 213 | Plant extraction |
| 214 | Tobacco extraction |
| 215 | Wood extraction |
| 216 | Charcoal production |
| 219 | Activities not covered above |
| 251 | Mineral extraction and preparation |
| 252 | Stone extraction and preparation |
| 253 | Oil extraction |
| 254 | Coal extraction |
| 255 | Salt exploration |
| 256 | Firing and prospecting |
| 259 | Activities not covered above |
| 291 | Hunting |
| 292 | Fishing and fish raising |
| 311 | Metal works |
| 312 | Mechanical companies |
| 313 | Companies of electric material |
| 314 | Companies of material for transp. |
| 315 | Companies of non- metallic minerals |
| 316 | Rubber companies |
| 317 | Tobacco companies |
| 318 | Paper companies |
| 321 | Furniture companies |
| 322 | Wood companies |
| 323 | Leather companies |
| 324 | Pharmaceutical companies |
| 325 | Plastic material companies |
| 326 | Chemical companies |
| 327 | Oil derivative companies |
| 328 | Textile companies |
| 331 | Textile production -- cottage industry |
| 332 | Production of straw articles -- cottage industry |
| 333 | Garment companies |
| 334 | Footwear companies |
| 335 | Food products companies |
| 336 | Beverage companies |
| 337 | Publishing companies |
| 339 | Activities not covered above |
| 351 | Civil Construction |
| 391 | Energy and gas production and distribution |
| 392 | Water supply and sewer services |
| 411 | Commerce of farm products |
| 412 | Commerce of food |
| 413 | Commerce of cloth |
| 414 | Commerce of furniture |
| 415 | Commerce of paper |
| 416 | Commerce of hardware |
| 417 | Commerce of machines |
| 418 | Commerce of pharmaceutical products |
| 421 | Commerce of fuel |
| 422 | Commerce by peddlers |
| 423 | Street markets |
| 424 | Ancillary commercial activities |
| 429 | Activities not covered above |
| 451 | Real estate market |
| 452 | Stocks and bonds market |
| 453 | Banks and banking institutions |
| 454 | Gov. savings banks |
| 455 | Insurance and capitalization |
| 459 | Activities not covered above |
| 511 | Lodging services |
| 512 | Hygiene services |
| 513 | Building maintenance services |
| 514 | Services of making clothing to order |
| 515 | Vehicle repair services |
| 516 | Entertainment services |
| 517 | Domestic services |
| 518 | Building administration services |
| 519 | Activities not covered above |
| 611 | Transportation by animal traction |
| 612 | Highway transportation |
| 613 | Urban services transportation |
| 614 | Railroad transportation |
| 615 | Maritime transportation |
| 616 | Services at ports |
| 617 | Air transportation |
| 618 | Postal services |
| 621 | Telephones |
| 622 | Storage, warehousing |
| 629 | Activities not covered above |
| 711 | Public education |
| 712 | Private education |
| 713 | Public health and hospital care |
| 714 | Private health care |
| 715 | Sanitation and water supply |
| 716 | Social security |
| 717 | Social assistance and welfare |
| 718 | Religious services and related activities |
| 721 | Cultural institutions |
| 722 | Labor unions and employers associations |
| 729 | Activities not covered above |
| 751 | Law offices and ancillary services |
| 752 | Engineering and architecture projects |
| 753 | Dentistry and related activities |
| 754 | Undocumented |
| 755 | Medical and similar activities |
| 756 | Science and Humanities |
| 757 | Accounting and similar activities |
| 759 | Other activities not covered above |
| 811 | Legislative branch |
| 812 | Justice and related activities |
| 813 | Federal administrative service |
| 814 | State administrative service |
| 815 | Municipal administrative service |
| 816 | Admin. serv. in indep. gov.organs |
| 819 | Activities not covered above |
| 851 | Army |
| 852 | Navy |
| 853 | Air force |
| 854 | Military police |
| 855 | Civil police |
| 856 | Fire department |
| 859 | Other organizations |
| 911 | Foreign representations |
| 912 | Activities not covered above |
| 919 | Poorly specified activities |
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
The following questions will only be asked of those persons who worked during the year preceding the date of the census
(September 1, 1959, to August 31, 1960)
[Applies to questions V - Z]
Question X - Class and place of activity where the occupation declared in Question V was exercised.
The purpose of asking for class and place of activity is to ascertain the sector of economic activity in which the person exercised the occupation declared in Question V. Therefore, there should be a distinction between these items of information. For example, a bookkeeper may exercise his or her occupation at a cattle ranch, a coffee plantation, a stone quarry, a textile factory, a radio equipment store, a private school, a construction company, etc. Depending on the case, the class of activity to be recorded will be cattle breeding, coffee growing, rock extraction, textile manufacturing, electric equipment trade, private education, civil construction, etc. Likewise, a physician might practice medicine at a private clinic, a public hospital or a cookie factory. Depending on the [p. 38] case, the doctor will declare Private medical clinic, Public health care or food industry as his or her class of activity.
It should also be kept in mind that the intention is not to find out whether the respondent works at large company or a small establishment, or if he or she exercises a technical or administrative function, is a subordinate or in authority. Thus a waiter in a small cafe and the manager of a large restaurant work in the same class of activity: Work in hotels, bars, cafes, etc. Likewise, a stonemason, an accountant and a driver, all three working in a construction company, although having different functions, are occupied in the same sector of industry - civil construction - which is therefore the class of activity to be recorded for all of them.
After obtaining the respondent's answer, the enumerator will consult the list of codes found on the side left of the questionnaire (Code 4 for Question X), and will record the code corresponding to the class of activity. The enumerator should write out the information in full only if the declaration and respective code are not shown on the list.
The objective of asking where (the place) the respondent exercises the activity is to obtain information that will enable the correct specification of class of activity. For this reason, the responses should characterize the activity carried out by the establishment or other organization where the person exercised the occupation declared in Question V, and not the address of this establishment, institution or organization.
Examples: coffee plantation, livestock farm, floral nursery, small fruit farm, small sugar cane plant, coal mine, gold mine, lime pit, quarry, charcoal works, rubber plantation, fishing boat, foundry, brick factory, tannery, sawmill, copper works, furniture factory, baggage factory, gunpowder factory, match factory, pharmaceutical laboratory, textile factory, garment works, shoe factory, cracker factory, butter factory, sugar mill, brewery, alcohol plant, cigarette factory, building in construction, cardboard factory, pencil factory, tire factory, doll factory, gasworks, printing shop, newspaper editorial room, gasoline station, general store, butcher shop, bakery, cigar store, cloth store, shoe store, variety store, furniture store, tapestry shop, hardware store, china shop, drugstore, paint store, stationery store, radio store, street market, newspaper stand, sales office, bank, insurance company, lottery agency, bus company, taxi, garage, streetcar, railroad, merchant ship, docks, airline, post office, telegraph agency, telephone company, radio station, pier, hotel, restaurant, barber shop, tailor shop, fashion studio, watchmaker's shop, blacksmith's shop, convent, doctor's office, dentist's office, public hospital, private hospital, orphanage, private school, public school, notary's office, senate, [p. 39] vehicle inspection office, street cleaning department, cemetery, slaughterhouse, water department, income tax department, state tax collector's office, embassy, employer's home, domestic chores, etc.
The enumerator will record the place only when the class of activity has not been encoded.
(September 1, 1959, to August 31, 1960)
[Applies to questions V - Z]
Question X - Class and place of activity where the occupation declared in Question V was exercised.
The purpose of asking for class and place of activity is to ascertain the sector of economic activity in which the person exercised the occupation declared in Question V. Therefore, there should be a distinction between these items of information. For example, a bookkeeper may exercise his or her occupation at a cattle ranch, a coffee plantation, a stone quarry, a textile factory, a radio equipment store, a private school, a construction company, etc. Depending on the case, the class of activity to be recorded will be cattle breeding, coffee growing, rock extraction, textile manufacturing, electric equipment trade, private education, civil construction, etc. Likewise, a physician might practice medicine at a private clinic, a public hospital or a cookie factory. Depending on the [p. 38] case, the doctor will declare Private medical clinic, Public health care or food industry as his or her class of activity.
It should also be kept in mind that the intention is not to find out whether the respondent works at large company or a small establishment, or if he or she exercises a technical or administrative function, is a subordinate or in authority. Thus a waiter in a small cafe and the manager of a large restaurant work in the same class of activity: Work in hotels, bars, cafes, etc. Likewise, a stonemason, an accountant and a driver, all three working in a construction company, although having different functions, are occupied in the same sector of industry - civil construction - which is therefore the class of activity to be recorded for all of them.
After obtaining the respondent's answer, the enumerator will consult the list of codes found on the side left of the questionnaire (Code 4 for Question X), and will record the code corresponding to the class of activity. The enumerator should write out the information in full only if the declaration and respective code are not shown on the list.
The objective of asking where (the place) the respondent exercises the activity is to obtain information that will enable the correct specification of class of activity. For this reason, the responses should characterize the activity carried out by the establishment or other organization where the person exercised the occupation declared in Question V, and not the address of this establishment, institution or organization.
Examples: coffee plantation, livestock farm, floral nursery, small fruit farm, small sugar cane plant, coal mine, gold mine, lime pit, quarry, charcoal works, rubber plantation, fishing boat, foundry, brick factory, tannery, sawmill, copper works, furniture factory, baggage factory, gunpowder factory, match factory, pharmaceutical laboratory, textile factory, garment works, shoe factory, cracker factory, butter factory, sugar mill, brewery, alcohol plant, cigarette factory, building in construction, cardboard factory, pencil factory, tire factory, doll factory, gasworks, printing shop, newspaper editorial room, gasoline station, general store, butcher shop, bakery, cigar store, cloth store, shoe store, variety store, furniture store, tapestry shop, hardware store, china shop, drugstore, paint store, stationery store, radio store, street market, newspaper stand, sales office, bank, insurance company, lottery agency, bus company, taxi, garage, streetcar, railroad, merchant ship, docks, airline, post office, telegraph agency, telephone company, radio station, pier, hotel, restaurant, barber shop, tailor shop, fashion studio, watchmaker's shop, blacksmith's shop, convent, doctor's office, dentist's office, public hospital, private hospital, orphanage, private school, public school, notary's office, senate, [p. 39] vehicle inspection office, street cleaning department, cemetery, slaughterhouse, water department, income tax department, state tax collector's office, embassy, employer's home, domestic chores, etc.
The enumerator will record the place only when the class of activity has not been encoded.
Description
Definition
This variable refers to the activity or product of the establishment or sector in which the person worked. IND is classified according to the system used by the respective national census office at the time and is not recoded by IPUMS-International.
Universe
Persons age 10+ who in the labor force
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Concept
| var_concept.title | Vocabulary |
|---|---|
| Work: Industry Variables -- PERSON | IPUMS |