IX General Population and Housing Census 1970 - IPUMS Subset
Mexico, 1970
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MEX_1970_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 (MX1970A_0421)
Data file: MEX1970-P-H
Overview
Valid:
0
Invalid:
0
Type:
Discrete
Decimal:
0
Start:
196
End:
197
Width:
2
Range:
-
Format:
Questions and instructions
Literal question
For persons twelve years old or more
17. Type of activity in 1969
17. Type of activity in 1969
Categories
| Value | Category |
|---|---|
| 0 | NIU (not in universe) |
| 1 | Agriculture |
| 2 | Ranching |
| 3 | Poultry farming |
| 4 | Forestry |
| 5 | Fishing |
| 6 | Any other combination of the above agricultural activities |
| 7 | Other agricultural activities |
| 8 | Unspecified agricultural services |
| 9 | Extraction and refining of petroleum and natural gas |
| 10 | Extraction of carbon and graphite |
| 11 | Extraction and processing of ferrous minerals |
| 12 | Extraction and processing of non ferrous minerals |
| 13 | Extraction and processing of rock, sand, gravel and clay |
| 14 | Extraction and production of other non metallic minerals |
| 15 | Unspecified mineral activities |
| 16 | Manufacture of food products, except beverages |
| 17 | Elaboration of beverages and tobacco products |
| 18 | Textile manufacture |
| 19 | Manufacture of textile articles except clothing |
| 20 | Manufacture of clothing except footwear |
| 21 | Manufacture of footwear except rubber |
| 22 | Lumber and cork industries except manufacture of furniture (include lumber mills) |
| 23 | Manufacture of small articles made of palm, twigs, reeds, wicker and similar materials (include palm hats) |
| 24 | Manufacture of furniture (except metallic) |
| 25 | Industries of leather and leather products, hides and similar, except clothing |
| 26 | Paper, cardboard and pulp manufacture |
| 27 | Manufacture of articles made of paper and cardboard |
| 28 | Printers, editorials and affiliated industries |
| 29 | Manufacture and vulcanization of rubber products |
| 30 | Manufacture of pharmaceutical products |
| 31 | Manufacture of soaps, detergents, cleaning products, perfumes, cosmetics and other beauty products |
| 32 | Manufacture of other chemical products |
| 33 | Manufacture of unspecified chemical products |
| 34 | Manufacture of plastic articles and materials |
| 35 | Manufacture of pottery |
| 36 | Manufacture of other non metallic mineral products |
| 37 | Basic industries of iron and steel |
| 38 | Basic industries of non ferrous metals |
| 39 | Manufacture of metal products except machinery and equipment |
| 40 | Construction of machinery except electrical machinery |
| 41 | Construction of electrical and electronic machinery, appliances, accessories and articles |
| 42 | Unspecified activities related to the construct of machinery including electric |
| 43 | Construction of automobiles and manufacture of their parts, spare parts and accessories |
| 44 | Construction of other transportation equipment and manufacture of their parts, spare parts and accessories |
| 45 | Other industries of transformation |
| 46 | Unspecified transformation industries |
| 47 | Construction |
| 48 | Generation, transmission and distribution of electrical energy |
| 49 | Commerce |
| 50 | Services of temporary housing |
| 51 | Services of preparation and sale of food |
| 52 | Services of preparation and sale of alcoholic beverages |
| 53 | Radio stations, television stations and transmitters |
| 54 | Other recreational services |
| 55 | Services of telephone, radio communication and telex |
| 56 | Services of elementary education including kindergarten |
| 57 | Educational services: secondary, preparatory or vocational |
| 58 | Mixed educational services (when the above two are combined) |
| 59 | Universities, schools or institutes of higher education |
| 60 | Diverse educational services |
| 61 | Unspecified educational services |
| 62 | Institutes of research and science |
| 63 | Services of credit institutions and auxiliary organizations |
| 64 | Services of insurance and investment institutions |
| 65 | Medical social assistance services |
| 66 | Cleaning services |
| 67 | Domestic services in private homes |
| 68 | Professional services |
| 69 | Rental services |
| 70 | Commission sales representation and agencies |
| 71 | Services of automobile and motorcycle repair |
| 72 | Services of machinery and equipment repair |
| 73 | Services of electrical and electronic repair |
| 74 | Other repair services |
| 75 | Religious organizations |
| 76 | Diverse services |
| 77 | Unspecified services |
| 78 | Railroad transportation |
| 79 | Electrical transportation |
| 80 | Vehicles transportation of passengers |
| 81 | Vehicle transportation of cargo |
| 82 | Maritime, fluvial and lake transportation |
| 83 | Air transportation |
| 84 | Unspecified transportation |
| 85 | Federal government |
| 86 | State government |
| 87 | Municipal government |
| 88 | Unspecified government |
| 89 | Non-identified activity |
| 90 | Partially specified activity |
| 91 | Real estate |
| 98 | Unspecified activity |
| 99 | 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 in 1969
Column 15
To write down the answer to the first question, remember the following rules:
a) When dealing with a business, establishment, company, agricultural or livestock farm, or private office, write down their complete name. Examples: Mexican Aviation Company, The Palm Ranch, Universal Electronics, Iris Optical, The New Medal, Inc., The Mansion Hotel, etc.
b) When dealing with a governmental agency, write the specific name of the dependence or institution. Examples: Mexican Social Security Institution, Public Works Secretary, State Treasury, etc.
c) When dealing with an agricultural or livestock farm or common farm without a name, write "livestock ranch" or "agricultural common-farm," depending on the case.
d) When the person works in a private home, as in servants, cooks, washpersons, etc., write down, "private home."
e) In the case of some seamstresses, washerwomen, people who make food or candy in their home by order or for sale, who work in their own homes, write: "works in own domicile."
f) For people who work for themselves in the street (washing cars, traveling salesmen, dancer, newspaper salesmen, etc.), write: "in the street."
In cases not predicted, write what the person tells you.
The second question is very important. Read it out loud and with the greatest clarity: what does this company, business, or institution dedicate itself to?
Read the examples out loud as well.
This involves writing what they dedicate themselves to; what the individual (if they are self-employed), establishment, business, or company in which they work, produces or sells, or what services they provide.
Draw a diagonal line in the place of the answer to the second question of column 17, when the answer to the first question is:
a) The name of a governmental agency, except in cases of institutions of teaching of the Secretary of Public Education.
b) "Private House."
[P. 51 has four drawings]
[P. 52]
Examples of answer to the two questions in column 17:
First question
Second question
Where did you have your principle job or employment in 1969?
What did this company, business, or institution dedicate itself it?
1. "Orient Wood"
Furniture company
2. Livestock farm
Raising and selling of wool livestock
3. "Rosita" clothes store
Clothes sales
4. "La Norteña" tortilla makers
Sale of food to the public
5. Private house
Column 15
To write down the answer to the first question, remember the following rules:
a) When dealing with a business, establishment, company, agricultural or livestock farm, or private office, write down their complete name. Examples: Mexican Aviation Company, The Palm Ranch, Universal Electronics, Iris Optical, The New Medal, Inc., The Mansion Hotel, etc.
b) When dealing with a governmental agency, write the specific name of the dependence or institution. Examples: Mexican Social Security Institution, Public Works Secretary, State Treasury, etc.
c) When dealing with an agricultural or livestock farm or common farm without a name, write "livestock ranch" or "agricultural common-farm," depending on the case.
d) When the person works in a private home, as in servants, cooks, washpersons, etc., write down, "private home."
e) In the case of some seamstresses, washerwomen, people who make food or candy in their home by order or for sale, who work in their own homes, write: "works in own domicile."
f) For people who work for themselves in the street (washing cars, traveling salesmen, dancer, newspaper salesmen, etc.), write: "in the street."
In cases not predicted, write what the person tells you.
The second question is very important. Read it out loud and with the greatest clarity: what does this company, business, or institution dedicate itself to?
Read the examples out loud as well.
This involves writing what they dedicate themselves to; what the individual (if they are self-employed), establishment, business, or company in which they work, produces or sells, or what services they provide.
Draw a diagonal line in the place of the answer to the second question of column 17, when the answer to the first question is:
a) The name of a governmental agency, except in cases of institutions of teaching of the Secretary of Public Education.
b) "Private House."
[P. 51 has four drawings]
[P. 52]
Examples of answer to the two questions in column 17:
First question
Second question
Where did you have your principle job or employment in 1969?
What did this company, business, or institution dedicate itself it?
1. "Orient Wood"
Furniture company
2. Livestock farm
Raising and selling of wool livestock
3. "Rosita" clothes store
Clothes sales
4. "La Norteña" tortilla makers
Sale of food to the public
5. Private house
Description
Definition
This variable indicates industry or economic activity of the person's workplace in 1969.
Universe
Persons age 12+ who are working for pay or on own-account and currently unemployed
concept
Concept
| Name | Vocabulary |
|---|---|
| Work: Industry Variables -- PERSON | IPUMS |