1 1 OSIRIS CODEBOOK LIST PROGRAM (CODB2), JUNE 1977. - TIONS THAT WILL BE USED ARE: 0 1 MODE= 0 CLABEL='' IDWIDTH= = 56 SPACOPT= 1 LOCOPT= 1 UNDOPT= 1 DATAID='' FREQOPT= 1 INFILE='IN - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 0 1 1 0 - - - CURRENT POPULATION SURVEY: ANNUAL DEMOGRAPHIC FILE, 1980 (WITH 1980-BASED WEIGHTS) (ICPSR 8040) 0 - - - PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR U.S. DEPT. OF COMMERCE BUREAU OF THE CENSUS - - - SECOND ICPSR EDITION SPRING 1984 - INTER-UNIVERSITY CONSORTIUM FOR POLITICAL AND SOCIAL RESEARCH P.O. BOX 1248 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN 48106 1 1 - - ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF ASSISTANCE 0 ALL MANUSCRIPTS UTILIZING DATA MADE AVAILABLE THROUGH THE CONSORTIUM SHOULD ACKNOWLEDGE THAT FACT AS WELL AS IDENTIFY THE ORIGINAL COLLECTOR OF THE DATA. THE ICPSR COUNCIL URGES ALL USERS OF THE ICPSR DATA FACILITIES TO FOLLOW SOME ADAPTATION OF THIS STATEMENT WITH THE PARENTHESES INDICATING ITEMS TO BE FILLED IN APPROPRIATELY OR DELETED BY THE INDIVIDUAL USER. - THE DATA (AND TABULATIONS) UTILIZED IN THIS (PUBLICATION) WERE MADE AVAILABLE (IN PART) BY THE INTER-UNIVERSITY CONSORTIUM FOR POLITICAL AND SOCIAL RESEARCH. THE DATA FOR THE CURRENT POPULATION SURVEY: ANNUAL DEMOGRAPHIIC FILE, 1980 WERE ORIGINALLY COLLECTED BY THE U.S. DEPT. OF COMMERCE, BUREAU OF THE CENSUS. NEITHER THE THE COLLECTOR OF THE ORGINAL DATA NOR THE CORSORTIUM BEAR ANY RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE ANALYSES OR INTERPRETATIONS PRESENTED HERE. - IN ORDER TO PROVIDE FUNDING AGENCIES WITH ESSENTIAL INFORMATION ABOUT THE USE OF ARCHIVAL RESOURCES AND TO FACILITATE THE EXCHANGE OF INFORMATION ABOUT ICPSR PARTICIPANTS' RESEARCH ACTIVITIES, EACH USER OF THE ICPSR DATA FACILITIES IS EXPECTED TO SEND TWO COPIES OF EACH COMPLETED MANUSCRIPT OR THESIS ABSTRACT TO THE CONSORTIUM. PLEASE INDICATE IN THE COVER LETTER WHICH DATA WERE USED. 1 - - TABLE OF CONTENTS 0 PAGE NO. - INTRODUCTION 0 DATA COLLECTION DESCRIPTION I 0 DATA COLLECTION PROCEDURES AND SAMPLING INFORMATION III 0 WEIGHTING INFORMATION IV 0 FILE STRUCTURE VI 0 CODEBOOK INFORMATION VII 0 ICPSR PROCESSING INFORMATION IX 0 VARIABLE DESCRIPTION LIST X 0 CODEBOOK 1 0 GLOSSARY 138 0 APPENDIX 160 0 QUESTIONNAIRES 195 1 I 0 INTRODUCTION 0 DATA COLLECTION DESCRIPTION 0 THE CURRENT POPULATION SURVEY (CPS), SOURCE OF OFFICIAL GOVERNMENT STATISTICS ON EMPLOYMENT AND UNEMPLOYMENT, HAS BEEN CONDUCTED MONTHLY FOR OVER 35 YEARS. IN MARCH 1980, ABOUT 68,000 HOUSEHOLDS WERE INTERVIEWED. THE SAMPLE WAS SELECTED ON THE BASIS OF THE AREA OF RESIDENCE IN ORDER TO REPRESENT THE NATION AS A WHOLE, INDIVIDUAL STATES AND OTHER SPECIFIED AREAS. EACH HOUSEHOLD WAS INTERVIEWED ONCE A MONTH FOR FOUR CONSECUTIVE MONTHS, AND AGAIN FOR THE CORRESPONDING TIME PERIOD ONE YEAR LATER. THIS TECHNIQUE ALLOWS FOR MONTH-TO-MONTH AND YEAR-TO-YEAR COMPARISONS. ALTHOUGH THE MAIN PURPOSE OF THIS SURVEY WAS TO COLLECT INFORMATION ON THE EMPLOYMENT SITUATION, AN IMPORTANT SECONDARY PURPOSE WAS TO COLLECT INFORMATION ON THE DEMOGRAPHIC STATUS OF THE POPULATION, E.G., AGE, SEX, RACE, MARITAL STATUS, EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT AND FAMILY STRUCTURE. THE CPS PROVIDES CURRENT ESTIMATES OF THE ECONOMIC STATUS AND ACTIVITIES OF THE POPULATION OF THE UNITED STATES. BECAUSE IT IS NOT POSSIBLE TO DEVELOP ONE OR TWO OVERALL FIGURES (SUCH AS THE NUMBER OF UNEMPLOYED) THAT WOULD ADEQUATELY DESCRIBE THE WHOLE COMPLEX OF LABOR MARKET PHENOMENA, THE CPS IS DESIGNED TO PROVIDE A LARGE AMOUNT OF DETAILED AND SUPPLEMENTARY DATA. THUS, THE CPS IS THE ONLY SOURCE OF MONTHLY ESTIMATES OF TOTAL EMPLOYMENT (BOTH FARM AND NONFARM); NONFARM SELF-EMPLOYED PERSONS; DOMESTICS AND UNPAID HELPERS IN NONFARM FAMILY ENTERPRISES; WAGE AND SALARIED EMPLOYEES, AND, FINALLY, ESTIMATES OF TOTAL UNEMPLOYMENT. IT PROVIDES THE ONLY AVAILABLE DISTRIBUTIONS OF WORKERS BY THE NUMBER OF HOURS WORKED (AS DISTINGUISHED FROM AGGREGATE OR AVERAGE HOURS FOR AN INDUSTRY), PERMITTING SEPARATE ANALYSES OF PART-TIME WORKERS, WORKERS ON OVERTIME, ETC. THE SURVEY IS ALSO THE ONLY COMPREHENSIVE CURRENT SOURCE OF INFORMATION OF THE OCCUPATIONS OF WORKERS AND THE INDUSTRIES IN WHICH THEY WORK. INFORMATION IS AVAILABLE FROM THE SURVEY NOT ONLY FOR PERSONS CURRENTLY IN THE LABOR FORCE BUT ALSO FOR THOSE WHO ARE OUTSIDE THE LABOR FORCE. THIS FILE ALSO CONTAINS DATA COVERING SEVEN NONCASH INCOME SOURCES: FOOD STAMPS, SCHOOL LUNCH PROGRAM, EMPLOYER-PROVIDED GROUP HEALTH INSURANCE PLANS, EMPLOYER-PROVIDED PENSION PLANS, MEDICAID, MEDICARE AND CHAMPUS (MILITARY HEALTH CARE). 1 II THE STATE OF RESIDENCE IS UNIQUELY IDENTIFIED AS ARE BOTH THE CENSUS GEOGRAPHIC DIVISION AND REGION. FORTY-FOUR SMSA'S ARE ALSO UNIQUELY IDENTIFIED. WITHIN CONFIDENTIALITY RESTRICTIONS, DATA ARE PROVIDED FOR SMSA/NONSMSA, CENTRAL CITY/NONCENTRAL CITY, FARM/ NONFARM AND SMSA SIZE. RELATED PUBLICATIONS: "HOUSEHOLDS AND FAMILIES BY TYPE: MARCH 1980." (ADVANCE REPORT). GPO STOCK NO. C3.186:P-20/357. "PERSONS OF SPANISH ORIGIN IN THE UNITED STATES: MARCH 1980." (ADVANCE REPORT). GPO STOCK NO. C3.186:P-20/361. "MARITAL STATUS AND LIVING ARRANGEMENTS: MARCH 1980." GPO STOCK NO. C3.186:P-20/366. "CHARACTERISTICS OF HOUSEHOLDS AND PERSONS RECEIVING NONCASH BENEFITS: 1979." GPO STOCK NO. C3.186:P-23/110. "MONEY INCOME AND POVERTY STATUS OF FAMILIES AND PERSONS IN THE UNITED STATES: 1979." (ADVANCE REPORT). GPO STOCK NO. C3.186:P-60/125. IN ADDITION TO THE PUBLICATIONS LISTED ABOVE, EACH MONTH A SIGNIFICANT AMOUNT OF INFORMATION ABOUT THE LABOR FORCE IS PUBLISHED BY THE BUREAU OF LABOR STATISTICS IN THE EMPLOYMENT AND EARNINGS REPORTS. THE CPS ALSO SERVES AS A VEHICLE FOR SUPPLEMENTAL INQUIRIES ON TOPICS OTHER THAN EMPLOYMENT, WHICH ARE ADDED TO THE QUESTIONNAIRE. FROM THE BASIC AND SUPPLEMENTAL DATA THE BUREAU OF THE CENSUS ISSUES FOUR SERIES OF PUBLICATIONS UNDER THE GENERAL TITLE CURRENT POPULATION REPORTS: P-20 POPULATION CHARACTERISTICS P-23 SPECIAL STUDIES P-27 FARM POPULATION P-60 CONSUMER INCOME OF PARTICULAR INTEREST TO THE USERS OF THE MARCH FILE WOULD BE THOSE REPORTS BASED ON INFORMATION COLLECTED IN MARCH. THEY ARE: P-20 POPULATION PROFILE OF THE UNITED STATES P-20 HOUSEHOLD AND FAMILY CHARACTERISTICS P-20 MARITAL STATUS AND LIVING ARRANGEMENTS P-20 GEOGRAPHICAL MOBILITY P-20 EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT P-20 PERSONS OF SPANISH ORIGIN IN THE UNITED STATES P-60 HOUSEHOLD MONEY, INCOME, AND SELECTED 1 III 0 CHARACTERISTICS P-60 MONEY INCOME OF FAMILIES AND PERSONS P-60 CHARACTERISTICS OF THE POVERTY POPULATION - DATA COLLECTION PROCEDURES AND SAMPLING INFOMATION 0 THE CPS SAMPLE IS LOCATED IN 644 SAMPLE AREAS COMPRISING MORE THAN 1,000 COUNTIES AND INDEPENDENT CITIES WITH COVERAGE IN EVERY STATE AND IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. IN ALL, ABOUT 84,000 HOUSING UNITS OR OTHER LIVING QUARTERS ARE ASSIGNED FOR INTERVIEW EACH MONTH; ABOUT 68,000 OF THESE CONTAINING APPROXIMATELY 147,000 PERSONS 14 YEARS OLD AND OVER ARE INTERVIEWED. DATA ARE TABULATED FOR APPROXIMATELY 63,000 HOUSEHOLDS AND 135,000 PERSONS 14 YEARS OLD AND OVER. THE REMAINDER OF THE ASSIGNED HOUSING UNITS ARE FOUND TO BE VACANT, HAVE BEEN CONVERTED TO NONRESIDENTIAL USE, CONTAIN PERSONS WITH RESIDENCE ELSEWHERE OR ARE NOT INTERVIEWED BECAUSE THE RESIDENTS ARE NOT FOUND AT HOME AFTER REPEATED CALLS, ARE TEMPORARILY ABSENT, OR ARE UNAVAILABLE FOR OTHER REASONS. THE CPS SAMPLE IS BASED ON THE CIVILIAN NONINSTITUTIONAL POPULATION OF THE UNITED STATES. FOR THE MARCH SUPPLEMENT, DATA WERE COLLECTED FOR ARMED FORCES MEMBERS RESIDING WITH THEIR FAMILIES IN REGULAR HOUSING UNITS. THE ARMED FORCES MEMBERS WERE NOT ASKED THE MONTHLY LABOR FORCE QUESTIONS. ANOTHER FEATURE OF THE MARCH SUPPLEMENT IS THE ADDITION OF THE SAMPLE OF SPANISH HOUSEHOLDS TO INCREASE THE RELIABILITY OF DATA ON SPANISH PERSONS AND HOUSEHOLDS. ALL HOUSEHOLDS IDENTIFIED IN NOVEMBER OF THE PREVIOUS YEAR AS HOUSING AT LEAST ONE PERSON OF SPANISH ORIGIN WERE REINTERVIEWED. A MORE PRECISE EXPLANATION REGARDING THE CPS SAMPLE DESIGN IS PROVIDED IN TECHNICAL PAPER 40 ENTITLED THE CURRENT POPULATION SURVEY: DESIGN AND METHODOLOGY. IT SHOULD BE KEPT IN MIND THAT THE SAMPLE DESIGN AND METHODS OF WEIGHTING CPS DATA ARE GEARED TOWARDS PRODUCING ESTIMATES FOR THE ENTIRE NATION. IN PRODUCING ESTIMATES FOR STATES, THE USER SHOULD BE AWARE THAT THE PRIMARY SAMPLING UNITS (PSU'S) ARE DRAWN FROM STRATA WHICH MAY OR MAY NOT CROSS STATE LINES. CONSEQUENTLY, THE DATA MAY NOT BE AS RELIABLE AS NATIONAL DATA, AND THE FILE MAY LOSE SOME OF ITS UTILITY IN CERTAIN APPLICATIONS. 1 IV 0 WEIGHTING INFORMATION 0 THIS FILE REFLECTS THE USE OF 1980 DECENNIAL POPULATION CONTROLS IN THE WEIGHTING PROCEDURE. IT IS INTENDED TO SERVE PRIMARILY AS A BRIDGE WITH MARCH 1981 AND FUTURE ANNUAL DEMOGRAPHIC FILES. RACE CATEGORIES ARE USED IN RATIO-ESTIMATION OF THE SAMPLE ESTIMATES TO KNOWN DISTRIBUTIONS. PREVIOUSLY, THE BLACK AND OTHER-NON-WHITE SAMPLE ESTIMATES WERE SEPARATELY ADJUSTED TO KNOWN TOTALS FOR THESE TWO POPULATIONS. THEN THESE TWO GROUPS WERE COMBINED FOR THE FINAL ADJUSTMENT IN THE WEIGHTING PROCESS WHICH ADJUSTED TO INDEPENDENT ESTIMATES FOR WHITE/ NON-WHITE POPULATIONS. THIS FILE REPRESENTS RATIO ESTIMATES TO BLACK AND NON-BLACK TOTALS; MOREOVER, A SEPARATE ADJUSTMENT IS NOT MADE FOR OTHER- NON-WHITE. ANALYSIS OF RESULTS FROM THE 1980 CENSUS INDICATED THAT REPORTING OF RACE WAS NOT DIRECTLY COMPARABLE WITH THE CPS BECAUSE OF DIFFERING DATA COLLECTION PROCEDURES. AS A RESULT, IT WAS DETERMINED THAT MORE PRECISE ESTIMATES COULD BE DERIVED FOR BLACK AND NON-BLACK POPULATIONS AS COMPARED WITH THOSE AVAILABLE FOR WHITE AND NON-WHITE POPULTIONS. IN PREVIOUS YEARS AN ADJUSTMENT WAS MADE SO THAT CERTAIN MARCH SUPPLEMENT LABOR FORCE ESTIMATES WOULD BE IDENTICAL TO THE SAME ESTIMATES IN THE REGULAR MARCH EMPLOYMENT AND EARNINGS PUBLICATION. IT WAS FELT, HOWEVER, THAT THIS PROCEDURE UNDERMINED THE RELIABILITY OF MANY MARCH SUPPLEMENT ESTIMATES AND THAT USERS' NEEDS FOR CONSISTENCY BETWEEN DIFFERENT PUBLICATIONS WERE LIMITED ENOUGH TO WARRANT ELIMINATION OF THIS STAGE OF WEIGHTING. AS A RESULT, LABOR FORCE ESTIMATES TAKEN FROM THE 1981 MARCH CPS SUPPLEMENT FILE WILL NOT BE IN ABSOLUTE AGREEMENT WITH THE BASIC MARCH LABOR FORCE ESTIMATES. THE RATIO ESTIMATION PROCEDURE USED TO PRODUCE THE WEIGHTS CARRIED ON THE MARCH CPS FILE INVOLVES, IN PART, THE ADJUSTMENT OF SAMPLE RESULTS TO INDEPENDENT ESTIMATES OF THE POPULATION. THESE INDEPENDENT ESTIMATES ARE COMPUTED BY UPDATING THE CIVILIAN NONINSTITUTIONAL POPULATION COUNTS DERIVED FROM THE LATEST DECENNIAL CENSUS. THE PREVIOUSLY RELEASED MARCH CPS SAMPLE RESULTS FOR 1972 THROUGH 1980 WERE ADJUSTED TO INDEPENDENT ESTIMATES DERIVED FROM THE 1970 CENSUS. THE INDEPENDENT ESTIMATES USED TO CONTROL THIS 1980 FILE ARE BASED ON THE RESULTS OF THE 1980 CENSUS. 1 V THE POPULATION COUNTS AS OF APRIL 1, 1980 FROM THE 1980 CENSUS DIFFER SUBSTANTIALLY FROM THE INDEPENDENT ESTIMATES FOR THE SAME DATE BASED ON THE 1970 CENSUS. FOR EXAMPLE, THE 1980-BASED ESTIMATE OF THE CIVILIAN NONINSTITUTIONAL POPULATION OF APRIL 1, 1980 WAS 222,420,441 COMPARED WITH THE 1970-BASED ESTIMATE FOR THE SAME DATE OF 217,400,244. FURTHERMORE, WHILE ANALYSIS IS CONTINUING, IT IS GENERALLY BELIEVED THAT THE 1980 CENSUS REDUCED THE UNDERCOUNT EXPERIENCED IN 1970 FOR THE POPULATION AS A WHOLE AND MOST NOTABLY FOR MINORITY GROUPS. AS A RESULT, DIFFERENCES FOR SUBPOPULATION GROUPS MAY BE DISPROPORTIONATELY GREATER THAN FOR THE TOTAL POPULATION. THE FOLLOWING TABLE SHOWS POPULATION GROUPS FROM THIS FILE AND FROM THE 1980 ADF BASED ON 1970 POPULATION COUNTS. SELECTED STATISTICS FOR THE CIVILIAN NONINSTITUTIONAL POPULATION (NUMBERS IN THOUSANDS) 0 MARCH 1980 CHANGE PROCEDURES USED 1980 1970 BASED BASED B C B-C TOTAL POPULATION 222,271 217,245 5,026 WHITE 191,161 187,489 3,672 NOT-WHITE 31,110 29,757 1,353 BLACK 25,914 25,357 557 SPANISH 13,333 13,207 126 TOTAL MALES 107,268 104,836 2,432 TOTAL FEMALES 115,002 112,410 2,592 IT IS ADVISED THAT THIS FILE BE USED FOR COMPARISONS FOR 1980 AND FORWARD, AND THAT THE EARLIER RELEASED MARCH 1980 ADF (BASED ON 1970 POPULATION COUNTS) BE USED FOR HISTORICAL SERIES ENDING IN 1980. 1 VI - FILE STRUCTURE 0 THE CURRENT POPULATION SURVEY: ANNUAL DEMOGRAPHIC FILE, 1980 ÕWITH 1980-BASED WEIGHTSå IS AVAILABLE FROM THE ICPSR IN OSIRIS FORMAT. THE OSIRIS DICTIONARY CONTAINS THE FORMAT AND ADDITIONAL INFORMATION FOR EACH VARIABLE IN THE OSIRIS DATA FILE. THE DICTIONARY OR DICTIONARY-CODEBOOK FILE IS USED IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE OSIRIS SOFTWARE PACKAGE. THE OSIRIS DATA FILE IS CONSTRUCTED WITH A SINGLE LOGICAL RECORD FOR EACH CASE. THE OSIRIS DATA FILE CAN BE ACCESSED DIRECTLY THROUGH SOFTWARE PACKAGES OR PROGRAMS WHICH DO NOT USE THE OSIRIS DICTIONARY BY SPECIFYING THE TAPE LOCATIONS OF THE DESIRED VARIABLES. THESE TAPE LOCATIONS ARE GIVEN IN THE OSIRIS DICTIONARY-CODEBOOK. THIS RECTANGULAR FILE CONSISTS OF A COMBINED HOUSEHOLD, FAMILY AND INDIVIDUAL RECORD. EVERY PERSON IN THE SURVEY HAS A COMBINED RECORD. NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLDS IN THE RECTANGULAR FILE ARE PADDED WITH MISSING DATA CODES FOR THE FAMILY AND INDIVIDUAL PORTIONS OF THE RECORD. ALL NONNUMERIC CODES AND BLANKS HAVE BEEN REPLACED WITH NUMERIC DATA. LINKING IDENTIFICATION VARIABLES HAVE BEEN ADDED TO FACILITATE RECORD HANDLING. THE DATA SET CONSISTS OF 196,718 RECORDS WITH A LOGICAL RECORD LENGTH OF 698 CHARACTERS AND 351 VARIABLES PER CASE. THERE ARE DATA FOR 181,488 INDIVIDUALS (80,468 HOUSEHOLDS AND 70,175 FAMILIES) AND 15,230 NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLDS. 1 VII 0 CODEBOOK INFORMATION 0 THE EXAMPLE BELOW IS A REPRODUCTION OF INFORMATION APPEARING IN THE MACHINE-READABLE CODEBOOK FOR A TYPICAL VARIABLE. THE NUMBERS IN BRACKETS DO NOT APPEAR BUT ARE REFERENCES TO THE DESCRIPTIONS WHICH FOLLOW THIS EXAMPLE. ............................................................ Õ1å VAR 1045 Õ2å HNUMMO Õ3å MD=0 OR GE=99 REF 1045 Õ4å LOC 88 WIDTH 2 Õ5å Q.89 IN HOW MANY MONTHS OF 1979 WERE FOOD STAMPS RECEIVED? Õ6å SEE NOTE(S) 1. Õ7å ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED. Õ8å Õ9å 01. 1 MONTH . . 12. 12 MONTHS 00. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 99. MISSING DATA ............................................................ 0 Õ1å INDICATES THE VARIABLE AND REFERENCE NUMBERS. A VARIABLE NUMBER AND A REFERENCE NUMBER ARE ASSIGNED TO EACH VARIABLE IN THE DATA COLLECTION. IN THE PRESENT CODEBOOK WHICH DOCUMENTS THE ARCHIVED DATA COLLECTION THESE NUMBERS ARE IDENTICAL. SHOULD THE DATA BE SUBSETTED OR REARRANGED BY AN OSIRIS PROGRAM (E.G., MMP TO INTERSPERSE DATA FROM ANOTHER SOURCE, OR TCOT TO PRODUCE AN ANALYSIS DECK), THE VARIABLE NUMBERS WOULD CHANGE TO REFLECT THE ORDER OF THE NEW DATA COLLECTION, WHILE THE REFERENCE NUMBER WOULD REMAIN UNCHANGED TO REFLECT THE VARIABLE NUMBER IN THE CODEBOOK DESCRIBING THE ARCHIVED DATA COLLECTION. 1 VIII Õ2å INDICATES THE ABBREVIATED VARIABLE NAME (MAXIMUM OF 24 CHARACTERS) USED IN THE OSIRIS SYSTEM TO IDENTIFY THE VARIABLE FOR THE USER. AN EXPANDED VERSION OF THE VARIABLE NAME CAN BE FOUND IN THE VARIABLE DESCRIPTION LIST. Õ3å INDICATES THE CODE VALUES OF MISSING DATA. IN THIS EXAMPLE, CODE VALUES EQUAL TO 0 OR GREATER THAN OR EQUAL TO 99 ARE MISSING DATA (MD=0 OR GE 99). ALTERNATIVE STATEMENTS FOR OTHER VARIABLES ARE "MD=9," "MD=99," OR "NO MISSING DATA CODES." SOME ANALYSIS SOFTWARE PACKAGES (INCLUDING THE OSIRIS SOFTWARE PACKAGE) REQUIRE THAT CERTAIN TYPES OF DATA WHICH THE USER DESIRES TO BE EXCLUDED FROM ANALYSIS BE DESIGNATED AS "MISSING DATA," E.G., INAPPROPRIATE, UNASCERTAINED, UNASCERTAINABLE, OR AMBIGUOUS DATA CATEGORIES. ALTHOUGH THESE CODES ARE DEFINED AS MISSING DATA CATEGORIES, THIS DOES NOT MEAN THAT THE USER SHOULD NOT OR CANNOT USE THEM IN A SUBSTANTIVE ROLE IF SO DESIRED. Õ4å INDICATES THE STARTING LOCATION AND WIDTH OF THIS VARIABLE WHEN THE DATA ARE STORED ON A MAGNETIC TAPE IN THE OSIRIS FORMAT. IF THE VARIABLE IS OF A MULTIPLE-RESPONSE TYPE, THE WIDTH REFERENCED IS THAT OF A SINGLE RESPONSE. IN THIS EXAMPLE THE VARIABLE NAMED "HNUMMO" IS 2 COLUMN(S) WIDE AND IS LOCATED IN THE 88TH COLUMN WITHIN THE RECORD. 0 Õ5å THIS IS THE FULL TEXT (QUESTION) SUPPLIED BY THE INVESTIGATOR TO DESCRIBE THE VARIABLE. THE QUESTION TEXT AND THE NUMBERS AND LETTERS THAT MAY APPEAR AT THE BEGINNING REFLECT THE ORIGINAL WORDING OF THE QUESTIONNAIRE ITEM. Õ6å A VARIABLE WHICH HAS A FOOTNOTE ASSOCIATED WITH IT IS DENOTED BY THE MESSAGE, "SEE NOTE(S) 1" WHERE 1 IS THE NUMBER OF THE FOOTNORE REFERENCED. Õ7å INDICATES THE VARIABLE IS CONTINUOUS IN WHICH CASE THE PHRASE "ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED." APPEARS. Õ8å INDICATES THE CODE VALUES OCCURRING IN THE DATA FOR THIS VARIABLE. Õ9å INDICATES THE TEXTUAL DEFINITIONS OF THE CODES. ABBREVIATIONS COMMONLY USED IN THE CODE DEFINITIONS ARE "DK" (DO NOT KNOW), "NA" (NOT ASCERTAINED), AND "INAP" (INAPPROPRIATE). 1 IX 0 ICPSR PROCESSING INFORMATION 0 THE DATA COLLECTION WAS PROCESSED ACCORDING TO THE STANDARD ICPSR PROCESSING PROCEDURES. THE DATA WERE CHECKED FOR ILLEGAL OR INCONSISTENT CODE VALUES WHICH, WHEN FOUND, WERE RECODED TO OSIRIS MISSING DATA VALUES. NO CONSISTENCY CHECKS WERE PERFORMED. STATEMENTS BRACKETED IN "<" AND ">" SIGNS IN THE BODY OF THE CODEBOOK WERE ADDED BY THE PROCESSORS FOR EXPLANATORY PURPOSES. WHERE APPROPRIATE, QUESTIONS IN THE CODEBOOK HAVE BEEN PREFACED WITH NUMBERS WHICH INDICATE WHERE THE ORIGINAL QUESTION MAY BE FOUND IN THE ATTACHED QUESTIONNAIRE. 1 X 0 VARIABLE DESCRIPTION LIST HOUSEHOLD RECORD 1001 HOUSEHOLD SEQUENCE NUMBER 1002 TRAILER PORTION OF UNIQUE HOUSEHOLD 1003 NUMBER OF PERSONS IN THIS HOUSEHOLD 1004 NUMBER OF FAMILIES IN THIS HOUSEHOLD 1005 HOUSEHOLD TYPE 1006 INDEX OF PRINCIPAL PERSON 1007 HOUSEHOLD NUMBER (EDITED) 1008 MONTH-IN-SAMPLE CODE 1009 HOUSEHOLD IDENTIFICATION NUMBER 0 HOUSEHOLD DEMOGRAPHIC CHARACTERISTICS 1010 RACE OF HOUSEHOLDER (NONINTERVIEW) 1011 NONINTERVIEW REASON 1012 WEIGHT CODE FOR NON-INTERVIEW RECORDS 1013 NUMBER OF HOUSING UNITS IN STRUCTURE 1014 GEOGRAPHIC REGION CODE 1015 GEOGRAPHIC DIVISION CODE 1016 GEOGRAPHIC STATE CODE 1017 STATE POPULATION SIZE RANK (1970) 1018 SMSA RANK BY SIZE (1970) 1019 FIPS SMSA CODE 1020 MODIFIED SMSA STATUS CODE 1021 CENTRAL CITY STATUS CODE 1022 SMSA SIZE RECODE 1023 FARM NON-FARM RECODE 1024 ALLOCATION FLAG FOR HOUSEHOLD NUMBER 0 LIVING QUARTERS 1025 TYPE OF LIVING QUARTERS 1026 TENURE OF HOUSEHOLD 1027 IS THIS A PUBLIC HOUSING PROJECT? 1028 ARE YOU PAYING LOWER RENT BECAUSE IT IS SUBSIZED? 0 HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS AND HOUSEHOLD INCOME 1029 HOUSEHOLD STATUS 1030 NUMBER OF PERSONS IN HOUSEHOLD UNDER AGE 18 1031 TOTAL HOUSEHOLD INCOME 1032 RELATIONSHIP TO HOUSEHOLDER RECODE 1033 NUMBER OF PERSONS IN HOUSEHOLD NOT RELATED TO HOUSEHOLDER 1034 NUMBER OF MARRIED COUPLES IN HOUSEHOLD EXCLUDING HOUSEHOLDER AND SPOUSE 1 XI 0 1035 NATIONAL HOUSEHOLD INCOME RANKING - PERCENT CUT 1 1036 NATIONAL HOUSEHOLD INCOME RANKING - PERCENT CUT 2 1037 HOUSEHOLD INCOME RECODE 0 NONCASH INCOME: SCHOOL LUNCH PROGRAM 1038 PRESENCE OF HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS 5-18 1039 COMPLETE HOT LUNCH EATEN AT SCHOOL? 1040 NUMBER OF CHILDREN WHO EAT COMPLETE LUNCH AT SCHOOL 1041 RECEIVE FREE OR REDUCED PRICE LUNCHES AT SCHOOL? 1042 FREE OR REDUCED PRICE LUNCH 0 NONCASH INCOME: FOOD STAMPS 1043 RECEIVE FOOD STAMPS AT TIME DURING 1979? 1044 NUMBER OF PERSONS COVERED BY FOOD STAMPS DURING 1979 1045 NUMBER OF MONTHS FOOD STAMPS RECEIVED DURING 1979 1046 VALUE OF ALL FOOD STAMPS RECEIVED DURING 1979 1047 ALLOCATION FLAG 1048 HOUSEHOLD WEIGHT 1049 HOUSEHOLD RECORD TYPE 1050 HOUSEHOLD NUMBER 0 FAMILY RECORD 2001 UNIQUE HOUSEHOLD IDENTIFIER - 1 2002 FAMILY SEQUENCE NUMBER WITHIN HOUSEHOLD 2003 KIND OF FAMILY 2004 TYPE OF FAMILY 2005 NUMBER OF PERSONS IN FAMILY 2006 INDEX IN PERSONS RECORD OF FAMILY HOUSEHOLDER OR REFERENCE PERSON 2007 INDEX IN PERSONS RECORD OF FAMILY SPOUSE 2008 INDEX IN PERSONS RECORD OF LAST MEMBER 2009 HOUSEHOLDER OF SPANISH ORIGIN 0 FAMILY INCOME 2010 FAMILY INCOME: WAGES AND SALARIES 2011 FAMILY INCOME: SELF-EMPLOYMENT INCOME 2012 FAMILY INCOME: FARM INCOME 2013 FAMILY INCOME: SOCIAL SECURITY AND RAILROAD RETIREMENT 2014 FAMILY INCOME: SUPPLEMENTAL SECURITY 2015 FAMILY INCOME: PUBLIC ASSISTANCE AND WELFARE 2016 FAMILY INCOME: INTEREST 2017 FAMILY INCOME: DIVIDENDS 1 XII 0 2018 FAMILY INCOME: VETERANS PAYMENTS, ETC. 2019 FAMILY INCOME: RETIREMENT 2020 FAMILY INCOME: CHILD SUPPORT 2021 TOTAL FAMILY INCOME 2022 TOTAL FAMILY EARNINGS 2023 TOTAL OTHER FAMILY INCOME 0 TOP-CODED FLAGS: FAMILY INCOME 2024 TOP-CODED FLAG: WAGES AND SALARIES 2025 TOP-CODED FLAG: SELF-EMPLOYMENT 2026 TOP-CODED FLAG: FARM INCOME 2027 TOP-CODED FLAG: MONEY RECEIVED FROM U.S. GOV'T 2028 TOP-CODED FLAG: SUPPLEMENTAL SECURITY INCOME 2029 TOP-CODED FLAG: PUBLIC ASSISTANCE 2030 TOP-CODED FLAG: INTEREST 2031 TOP-CODED FLAG: DIVIDENDS 2032 TOP-CODED FLAG: VETERANS PAYMENTS 2033 TOP-CODED FLAG: RETIREMENT 2034 TOP-CODED FLAG: CHILD SUPPORT 2035 TOP-CODED FLAG: TOTAL 2036 TOP-CODED FLAG: EARNINGS 2037 TOP-CODED FLAG: OTHER 0 FAMILY MEMBERS 2038 DESCRIPTION OF FAMILY 2039 PRESENCE OF RELATED CHILDREN BY AGE 2040 FAMILY MEMBERS 18 TO 64 YEARS OF AGE 2041 FAMILY MEMBERS 65 YEARS AND OVER 2042 OWN NEVER MARRIED CHILDREN UNDER 18 2043 OWN CHILDREN, ANY AGE, ANY MARITAL STATUS 2044 OWN CHILDREN UNDER 25, ANY MARITAL STATUS 2045 OWN NEVER MARRIED CHILDREN UNDER 18 2046 OWN NEVER MARRIED CHILDREN UNDER 15 2047 OWN CHILDREN UNDER 12 2048 OWN CHILDREN UNDER 9 2049 OWN CHILDREN UNDER 6 2050 OWN CHILDREN UNDER 5 2051 OWN CHILDREN UNDER 3 2052 OWN CHILDREN UNDER 1 2053 AGE OF YOUNGEST OWN CHILD, ANY MARITAL STATUS 2054 AGE OF OLDEST OWN CHILD, ANY MARITAL STATUS 2055 PERSONS IN FAMILY UNDER 18 2056 NUMBER OF CHILDREN IN FAMILY 5 TO 17 2057 NUMBER OF FAMILY MEMBERS IN LABOR FORCE 2058 SEX AND MARITAL STATUS OF FAMILY HOUSEHOLDER AND LABOR STATUS OF SPOUSE 2059 NUMBER OF EARNERS IN FAMILY 1 XIII 0 OTHER FAMILY INCOME RECIPIENCY 2060 TYPE A OTHER INCOME RECIPIENCY 2061 TYPE B OTHER INCOME RECIPIENCY 2062 TYPE C OTHER INCOME RECIPIENCY 2063 TYPE D OTHER INCOME RECIPIENCY 2064 TYPE E OTHER INCOME RECIPIENCY 2065 TYPE F OTHER INCOME RECIPIENCY 2066 TYPE G OTHER INCOME RECIPIENCY 2067 TYPE H OTHER INCOME RECIPIENCY 0 FAMILY INCOME STATUS 2068 NATIONAL FAMILY INCOME RANKING: PERCENT CUT 1 2069 NATIONAL FAMILY INCOME RANKING: PERCENT CUT 2 2070 POVERTY CUT-OFF DOLLAR AMOUNT - 1 2071 FAMILY INCOME TO POVERTY LEVEL 2072 RATIO OF FAMILY INCOME TO POVERTY LEVEL 2073 FAMILY INCOME RECODE 2074 SOURCE OF INCOME 2075 FAMILY WEIGHT 2076 INDEX IN PERSON RECORD OF FAMILY WIFE 2077 INDEX IN PERSON RECORD OF FAMILY HUSBAND 2078 FAMILY RECORD TYPE 2079 FAMILY NUMBER 2080 FAMILY IDENTIFICATION NUMBER - 1 0 PERSON RECORD 3001 UNIQUE HOUSEHOLD IDENTIFIER - 2 3002 PERSONS SEQUENCE NUMBER WITHIN HOUSE 3003 PRINCIPAL PERSON INDICATOR 3004 FAMILY MEMBERSHIP KEY 3005 RELATED SUBFAMILY MEMBERSHIP KEY 0 EMPLOYMENT STATUS: LAST WEEK 3006 EMPLOYMENT STATUS RECODE 3007 EXPERIENCED LABOR FORCE STATUS (EDITED) 3008 FULL-PART TIME STATUS RECODE 3009 WHAT WAS ___ DOING MOST OF LAST WEEK? 3010 HOW MANY HOURS DID ___ WORK LAST WEEK? 3011 USUALLY WORK 35 HOURS OR MORE A WEEK? - 1 3012 WHAT IS THE REASON ___ WORKS LESS THAN 35 HOURS? 3013 WHY WAS ___ ABSENT FROM WORK LAST WEEK? 3014 IS ___ GETTING PAID FOR TIME OFF? 3015 USUALLY WORK 35 HOURS OR MORE A WEEK? - 2 1 XIV 0 EMPLOYMENT SOURCES UTILIZED 3016 CHECKED WITH PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT AGENCY 3017 CHECKED WITH PRIVATE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY 3018 CHECKED WITH EMPLOYER DIRECTLY 3019 CHECKED WITH FRIENDS OR RELATIVES 3020 PLACED OR ANSWERED ADS 3021 NOTHING (TO FIND JOB) 3022 OTHER (E.G., CETA, PROFESSIONAL REGISTER) 0 OBSTACLES TO EMPLOYMENT 3023 BELIEVES NO WORK AVAILABLE IN LINE OF WORK 3024 COULDN'T FIND ANY WORK 3025 LACKS NECESSARY SCHOOLING 3026 EMPLOYERS THINK TOO YOUNG OR TOO OLD 3027 OTHER PERSONAL HANDICAP IN FINDING JOB 3028 CANNOT ARRANGE CHILD CARE 3029 FAMILY RESPONSIBILITIES 3030 IN SCHOOL OR OTHER TRAINING 3031 ILL HEALTH OR PHYSICAL DISABILITY 3032 OTHER REASONS FOR NOT LOOKING FOR WORK 3033 DO NOT KNOW WHY NOT LOOKING FOR WORK 3034 WHY DID ___ START LOOKING FOR WORK? 3035 HOW MANY WEEKS HAS ___ BEEN LOOKING? 3036 HAS ___ BEEN LOOKING FOR FULL OR PART TIME WORK? 3037 ANY REASON ___ COULD NOT TAKE A JOB LAST WEEK? 3038 REASON ___ COULD NOT TAKE WORK LAST WEEK 3039 WHEN DID ___ LAST WORK AT A FULL-TIME LONGER THAN 2 WEEKS? 0 CURRENT JOB: I & O CLASSIFICATION 3040 CURRENT JOB: INDUSTRY 3041 CURRENT JOB: INDUSTRY RECODE 3042 CURRENT JOB: OCCUPATION RECODE 3043 CURRENT JOB: OCCUPATION CODE 3044 CLASS OF WORKER - CURRENT JOB 3045 WHEN DID ___ LAST WORK FOR PAY? 3046 WHY DID ___ LEAVE THAT JOB? 3047 DOES ___ WANT A REGULAR JOB NOW? 3048 DOES ___ INTEND TO LOOK FOR WORK IN THE NEXT 12 MONTHS? 0 ALLOCATION FLAGS FOR EMPLOYMENT VARIABLES 3049 ALLOCATION FLAG FOR REF 3007 1 XV 0 3050 ALLOCATION FLAG FOR Q.19 3051 ALLOCATION FLAG FOR Q.23B 3052 ALLOCATION FLAG FOR Q.23C 3053 ALLOCATION FLAG FOR Q.23E 3054 ALLOCATION FLAG FOR Q.20A 3055 ALLOCATION FLAG FOR Q.20C 3056 ALLOCATION FLAG FOR Q.21A 3057 ALLOCATION FLAG FOR Q.21B 3058 ALLOCATION FLAG FOR Q.21C 3059 ALLOCATION FLAG FOR Q.22C 3060 ALLOCATION FLAG FOR Q.22F 3061 ALLOCATION FLAG FOR Q.22D 3062 ALLOCATION FLAG FOR Q.24B 3063 ALLOCATION FLAG FOR Q.24A 3064 ALLOCATION FLAG FOR Q.24C 3065 ALLOCATION FLAG FOR Q.24D 3066 ALLOCATION FLAG FOR Q.22A 3067 ALLOCATION FLAG FOR Q.22E 3068 ALLOCATION FLAG FOR Q.22B 3069 ALLOCATION FLAG FOR Q.24E 3070 ALLOCATION FLAG FOR REF 3006 3071 BASIC CPS WEIGHT - CIVILIANS 14 AND OVER 3072 POPULATION TYPE 3073 RELATIONSHIP TO HOUSEHOLDER 3074 FAMILY TYPE 3075 FAMILY NUMBER: SUBFAMILIES 3076 FAMILY RELATIONSHIP 0 PERSON RECORD DEMOGRAPHIC CHARACTERISTICS 3077 MARITAL STATUS 3078 SEX 3079 RACE 3080 AGE IN SINGLE YEARS 3081 VETERAN STATUS 3082 SPANISH ETHNICITY 3083 HIGHEST GRADE ATTENDED 3084 COMPLETED HIGHEST GRADE ATTENDED 3085 MARCH SUPPLEMENT WEIGHT 0 EMPLOYMENT STATUS: 1979 3086 WORK AT A JOB ANY TIME DURING 1979? 3087 SPEND ANY TIME TRYING TO FIND WORK OR ON LAYOFF 3088 NUMBER OF WEEKS LOOKING FOR WORK OR ON LAYOFF 3089 MAIN REASON ___ DID NOT WORK IN 1979? 3090 WEEKS WORKED DURING 1979 3091 NUMBER OF HOURS WORKED PER WEEK IN 1979 3092 NUMBER OF EMPLOYERS WORKED FOR IN 1979? 1 XVI 0 3093 LOOK FOR WORK BETWEEN JOBS IN 1979? 3094 LOSE ANY FULL WEEKS OF WORK DUE TO LAYOFF OR LOST JOB IN 1979? 3095 LOOKING FOR WORK OR ON LAYOFF IN 1979? 3096 NUMBER OF WEEK LOOKING FOR WORK OR ON LAYOFF IN 1979 3097 WEEKS LOOKING FOR WORK ALL IN ONE STRETCH? 3098 WHAT WAS ___ DOING THE REMAINING WEEKS IN 1979? 3099 WORK LESS THAN 35 HOURS ONE WEEK IN 1979? 3100 NUMBER OF WEEKS WORKED LESS THEN 35 HOURS IN 1979 3101 MAIN REASON ___ WORKED LESS THAN 35 HOURS PER WEEK IN 1979 3102 CLASS OF WORKER: LONGEST JOB IN 1979 3103 INDUSTRY CODE: LONGEST JOB IN 1979 3104 OCCUPATION CODE: LONGEST JOB IN 1979 0 INCOME RECIPIENCY 3105 WAGE AND SALARY RECIPIENCY 3106 SELF-EMPLOYMENT RECIPIENCY 3107 FARM INCOME RECIPIENCY 3108 SOCIAL SECURITY RECIPIENCY 3109 RAILROAD RETIREMENT RECIPIENCY 3110 U.S. GOVERNMENT RECIPIENCY 3111 STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT RECIPIENCY 3112 AID TO DEPENDENT CHILDREN RECIPIENCY 3113 OTHER PUBLIC ASSISTANCE RECIPIENCY 3114 INTEREST RECIPIENCY 3115 DIVIDENDS RECIPIENCY 3116 RENT AND ROYALTIES RECIPIENCY 3117 ESTATES AND TRUSTS RECIPIENCY 3118 VETERANS PAYMENTS RECIPIENCY 3119 UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION RECIPIENCY 3120 WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION RECIPIENCY 3121 PRIVATE PENSIONS RECIPIENCY 3122 MILITARY RETIREMENT RECIPIENCY 3123 FEDERAL GOVERNMENT PENSION RECIPIENCY 3124 STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT PENSION RECIPIENCY 3125 ALIMONY AND CHILD SUPPORT RECIPIENCY 3126 OTHER REGULAR CONTRIBUTION RECIPIENCY 3127 ANYTHING ELSE RECIPIENCY 0 ALLOCATION FLAGS FOR INCOME RECIPIENCY VARIABLES (3105-3127) 3128 ALLOCATION FLAG: WAGES AND SALARIES 3129 ALLOCATION FLAG: SELF-EMPLOYMENT 3130 ALLOCATION FLAG: FARM INCOME 3131 ALLOCATION FLAG: U.S. GOV'T RECIPIENCY 1 XVII 0 3132 ALLOCATION FLAG: STATE AND LOCAL GOV'T RECIPIENCY 3133 ALLOCATION FLAG: PUBLIC ASSISTANCE 3134 ALLOCATION FLAG: INTEREST 3135 ALLOCATION FLAG: DIVIDENDS 3136 ALLOCATION FLAG: VETERANS PAYMENTS 3137 ALLOCATION FLAG: RENTAL INCOME 3138 ALLOCATION FLAG: CHILD SUPPORT 0 INCOME AMOUNT BY TYPE OF RECIPIENCY 3139 WAGE OR SALARIES - AMOUNT 3140 SELF-EMPLOYMENT INCOME - AMOUNT 3141 FARM INCOME - AMOUNT 3142 INCOME FROM U.S. GOVERNMENT - AMOUNT 3143 SUPPLEMENTAL SECURITY INCOME - AMOUNT 3144 PUBLIC ASSISTANCE - AMOUNT 3145 INTEREST - AMOUNT 3146 DIVIDENDS, RENTALS, TRUST INCOME - AMOUNT 3147 VETERANS, UNEMPLOYMENT, WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION - AMOUNT 3148 PENSION INCOME - AMOUNT 3149 ALIMONY, CHILD SUPPORT, OTHER INCOME - AMOUNT 3150 PERSONAL INCOME TOTAL 3151 TOTAL EARNINGS 3152 TOTAL OTHER INCOME 0 TOP-CODED FLAGS FOR INCOME VARIABLES (3139-3152) 3153 TOP CODED FLAG: WAGES AND SALARIES 3154 TOP CODED FLAG: SELF-EMPLOYMENT 3155 TOP CODED FLAG: FARM INCOME 3156 TOP CODED FLAG: SOCIAL SECURITY/RAILROAD RETIREMENT 3157 TOP CODED FLAG: U.S., STATE AND LOCAL GOV'T RECIPIENCY 3158 TOP CODED FLAG: PUBLIC ASSISTANCE 3159 TOP CODED FLAG: INTEREST 3160 TOP CODED FLAG: DIVIDENDS/RENT, ROYALTIES/ESTATES AND TRUSTS 3161 TOP CODED FLAG: VETERANS PAYMENTS/UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION/WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION 3162 TOP CODED FLAG: MILITARY RETIREMENT/PRIVATE, FEDERAL, STATE AND LOCAL GOV'T PENSION 3163 TOP CODED FLAG: ALIMONY AND CHILD SUPPORT/OTHER CONTRIBUTIONS 3164 TOP CODED FLAG: TOTAL PERSONAL INCOME 3165 TOP CODED FLAG: TOTAL EARNINGS 3166 TOP CODED FLAG: TOTAL OTHER INCOME 3167 POVERTY CUT-OFF DOLLAR AMOUNT - PERSON RECORD 1 XVIII 0 LABOR FORCE RECODES 3168 LABOR FORCE RECODE 1 3169 LABOR FORCE RECODE 2 0 HOUSEHOLD RECODES 3170 HOUSEHOLD RECODE 1 3171 HOUSEHOLD RECODE 2 3172 HOUSEHOLD RECODE 3 3173 HOUSEHOLD RECODE 4 3174 PARENTS RECODE (PRESENCE OF PARENTS) 0 AGE RECODES 3175 AGE RECODE 1 3176 AGE RECODE 2 0 EMPLOYMENT RECODES 3177 WEEKS WORKED RECODE 3178 PART-FULL TIME RECODE 3179 WORK RECODE 1: WEEKS LOOKING--NONWORKERS 3180 WORK RECODE 2: WEEKS LOOKING--PART YEAR WORKER 3181 WORK REOCDE 3 3182 EARNER RECODE 0 INDUSTRY AND OCCUPATION RECODES 3183 CLASS OF WORKER RECODE 1 3184 CLASS OF WORKER RECODE 2 3185 MAJOR INDUSTRY RECODE 3 3186 DETAILED OCCUPATION RECODE 3 3187 MAJOR OCCUPATION RECODE 4 3188 DETAILED INDUSTRY RECODE 4 0 INCOME RECODES 3189 PERSON'S INCOME RECODE 3190 SOURCE OF INCOME RECODE 1 XIX 0 1975 REGION OF RESIDENCE/MIGRATION 3191 MIGRATION: RESIDENCE 1975 TO 1980 3192 MIGRATION: REGION OF RESIDENCE IN 1975 3193 SMSA RESIDENCE IN 1975 RECODE 3194 PERSON RECORD TYPE 3195 LINE NUMBER 0 MAJOR ACTIVITY AND RESIDENCE STATUS MARCH, 1975 3196 WORKING AT JOB IN MARCH, 1975? 3197 ON ACTIVE DUTY IN ARMED FORCES IN MARCH, 1975? 3198 ATTENDING COLLEGE IN MARCH, 1975? 3199 LIVING IN THIS HOUSE ON MARCH 1, 1975? 3200 SMSA RESIDENCE MARCH 1, 1975 3201 RESIDENCE 1975 TO RESIDENCE 1980 0 NONCASH INCOME: PENSION PLAN 3202 EMPLOYER PENSION OR RETIREMENT PLAN 3203 INCLUDED IN THAT PLAN? 0 NONCASH INCOME: GROUP HEALTH INSURANCE PLAN 3204 INCLUDED IN A GROUP HEALTH INSURANCE PLAN? 3205 EMPLOYER OR UNION HELP PAY FOR GROUP PLAN? 3206 WHO WAS COVERED BY GROUP PLAN? 3207 COVERED BY GROUP HEALTH (EDITED) 0 NONCASH INCOME: MEDICARE 3208 ANYONE COVERED BY MEDICARE? 3209 ANYONE COVERED BY MEDICARE? (EDITED) 0 NONCASH INCOME: MEDICAID 3210 ANYONE COVERED BY MEDICAID? 3211 ANYONE COVERED BY MEDICAID? (EDITED) 0 NONCASH INCOME: CHAMPUS/MILITARY HEALTH CARE 3212 ANYONE COVERED BY CHAMPUS/MILITARY HEALTH CARE? 3213 ANYONE COVERED BY CHAMPUS/MILITARY HEALTH CARE? (EDITED) 1 XX 0 OTHER HEALTH INSURANCE PLANS 3214 ANYONE HAVE ANY OTHER HEALTH INSURANCE PLAN? 3215 ANYONE HAVE ANY OTHER HEALTH INSURANCE PLAN? (EDITED) 3216 WHO WAS COVERED BY OTHER PLAN? 3217 HOUSEHOLD IDENTIFICATION NUMBER 3218 FAMILY IDENTIFICATION NUMBER 3219 PERSON IDENTIFICATION NUMBER 0 ICPSR PROCESSING VARIABLES 4001 ICPSR STUDY NUMBER - 8040 4002 ICPSR EDITION NUMBER - 2 4003 ICPSR PART NUMBER - 1 1 1 - 0 VAR 1001 HHSEQNUM NO MISSING DATA CODES REF 1001 LOC 1 WIDTH 6 0 HOUSEHOLD SEQUENCE NUMBER ------------------------- UNIQUE ID. SAME ID WILL APPEAR FOR EACH PERSON IN THIS HOUSEHOLD AT REF 3001. SAME ID WILL APPEAR FOR EACH FAMILY IN THIS HOUSEHOLD AT REF 2001. ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED. ............................................................... 0 VAR 1002 HHPOS MD=GE 99 REF 1002 LOC 7 WIDTH 2 0 TRAILER PORTION OF UNIQUE HOUSEHOLD ----------------------------------- ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED. 00. HOUSEHOLD RECORD 01. PERSON RECORD . . 39. PERSON RECORD 41. FAMILY RECORD . . 79. FAMILY RECORD 99. MISSING DATA 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 1003 NUMPERS MD=GE 99 REF 1003 LOC 9 WIDTH 2 0 NUMBER OF PERSONS IN THIS HOUSEHOLD ----------------------------------- ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED. 99. MISSING DATA 0 1 2 - 0 VAR 1004 NUMFAM MD=GE 99 REF 1004 LOC 11 WIDTH 2 0 NUMBER OF FAMILIES IN THIS HOUSEHOLD ------------------------------------ ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED. 99. MISSING DATA 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 1005 HHTYPE MD=GE 9 REF 1005 LOC 13 WIDTH 1 0 HOUSEHOLD TYPE -------------- 1. INTERVIEW HOUSEHOLD, WITH HOUSEHOLDER 2. GROUP QUARTERS (COLLECTIVE HOUSEHOLD) 3. NONINTERVIEW TYPE A - NO ONE HOME, TEMPORARILY ABSENT, REFUSES, OTHER (E.G., OCCUPATION) 4. NONINTERVIEW TYPE B/C ÕSEE REF 1011 FOR COMPLETE LISTING OF INTERVIEW TYPES.å 9. MISSING DATA 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 1006 PPINDIND MD=0 OR GE 99 REF 1006 LOC 14 WIDTH 2 0 INDEX OF PRINCIPAL PERSON ------------------------- ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED. 01. 01 . . 39. 39 00. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 99. MISSING DATA 1 3 - 0 VAR 1007 ITEM9(HH NUMBER) MD=GE 9 REF 1007 LOC 16 WIDTH 1 0 HOUSEHOLD NUMBER (EDITED) ------------------------- 1. HOUSEHOLD 1 2. HOUSEHOLD 2 3. HOUSEHOLD 3 4. HOUSEHOLD 4 5. HOUSEHOLD 5 6. HOUSEHOLD 6 7. HOUSEHOLD 7 8. HOUSEHOLD 8 9. MISSING DATA 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 1008 MIS MD=GE 99 REF 1008 LOC 17 WIDTH 2 0 MONTH-IN-SAMPLE CODE -------------------- GENERATED FROM MONTH AND ROTATION. ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED. 99. MISSING DATA 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 1009 HHIDNUM MD=LE -9 REF 1009 LOC 19 WIDTH 12 0 HOUSEHOLD IDENTIFICATION NUMBER ------------------------------- SEE NOTE(S) 6 0 ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED. 1 4 - (CONTINUED) - -9. MISSING DATA 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 1010 BITM14RC MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 1010 LOC 31 WIDTH 1 0 Q.4 RACE OF HOUSEHOLDER (NONINTERVIEW) -------------------------------------- 1. WHITE 2. BLACK 3. OTHER 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 9. MISSING DATA 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 1011 BITM15RC MD=0 OR GE 99 REF 1011 LOC 32 WIDTH 2 0 NONINTERVIEW REASON ------------------- 01. VACANT - REGULAR (TYPE B) 02. VACANT - STORAGE FOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE (TYPE B) 03. TEMPORARILY OCCUPIED BY UNRELATED PERSON(S) (TYPE B) 04. UNFIT OR TO BE DEMOLISHED (TYPE B) 05. UNDER CONSTRUCTION, NOT READY (TYPE B) 06. CONVERTED TO TEMPORARY BUSINESS OR STORAGE (TYPE B) 07. OCCUPIED BY PERSONS IN ARMED FORCES OR UNDER 14 (TYPE B) 08. UNOCCUPIED TENT OR TRAILER SITE (TYPE B) 09. PERMIT GRANTED, CONSTRUCTION NOT STARTED (TYPE B) 10. OTHER (TYPE B) 11. DEMOLISHED (TYPE C) 12. HOUSE OR TRAILER MOVED (TYPE C) 13. OUTSIDE SEGMENT (TYPE C) 14. CONVERTED TO PERMANENT BUSINESS OR STORAGE (TYPE C) 15. MERGED (TYPE C) 16. CONDEMNED (TYPE C) 17. BUILT AFTER APRIL 1, 1970 (TYPE C) 18. UNUSED LINE ON LISTING SHEET (TYPE C) 19. OTHER (TYPE C) 1 5 - (CONTINUED) - 00. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 99. MISSING DATA 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 1012 BNIWGT MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 1012 LOC 34 WIDTH 1 0 WEIGHT CODE FOR NON-INTERVIEW RECORDS ------------------------------------- 1. REGULAR TYPE A,B, OR C NON-INTERVIEW 2. SUBSAMPLE TYPE A NON-INTERVIEW 3. SUBSAMPLE TYPE B NON-INTERVIEW 4. SUBSAMPLE TYPE C NON-INTERVIEW 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 9. MISSING DATA 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 1013 NUMHU MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 1013 LOC 35 WIDTH 1 0 NUMBER OF HOUSING UNITS IN STRUCTURE ------------------------------------ 1. 1 HOUSING UNIT 2. 2 HOUSING UNITS 3. 3-4 HOUSING UNITS 4. 5-9 HOUSING UNITS 5. 10 OR MORE HOUSING UNITS 0. NOT CODED 9. MISSING DATA 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 1014 REGION MD=GE 9 REF 1014 LOC 36 WIDTH 1 0 GEOGRAPHIC REGION CODE ---------------------- 1 6 - (CONTINUED) - 1. NORTHEAST 2. NORTH CENTRAL 3. SOUTH 4. WEST 9. MISSING DATA 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 1015 DIVISION MD=GE 99 REF 1015 LOC 37 WIDTH 2 0 GEOGRAPHIC DIVISION CODE ------------------------ 01. NEW ENGLAND 02. MIDDLE ATLANTIC 03. EAST NORTH CENTRAL 04. WEST NORTH CENTRAL 05. SOUTH ATLANTIC 06. EAST SOUTH CENTRAL 07. WEST SOUTH CENTRAL 08. MOUNTAIN 09. PACIFIC 99. MISSING DATA 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 1016 MSTSTATE MD=GE 99 REF 1016 LOC 39 WIDTH 2 0 GEOGRAPHIC STATE CODE --------------------- 11. MAINE 12. NEW HAMPSHIRE 13. VERMONT 14. MASSACHUSETTS 15. RHODE ISLAND 16. CONNECTICUT 21. NEW YORK 22. NEW JERSEY 23. PENNSYLVANIA 31. OHIO 1 7 - (CONTINUED) - 32. INDIANA 33. ILLINOIS 34. MICHIGAN 35. WISCONSIN 41. MINNESOTA 42. IOWA 43. MISSOURI 44. NORTH DAKOTA 45. SOUTH DAKOTA 46. NEBRASKA 47. KANSAS 51. DELAWARE 52. MARYLAND 53. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA 54. VIRGINIA 55. WEST VIRGINIA 56. NORTH CAROLINA 57. SOUTH CAROLINA 58. GEORGIA 59. FLORIDA 61. KENTUCKY 62. TENNESSEE 63. ALABAMA 64. MISSISSIPPI 71. ARKANSAS 72. LOUISIANA 73. OKLAHOMA 74. TEXAS 81. MONTANA 82. IDAHO 83. WYOMING 84. COLORADO 85. NEW MEXICO 86. ARIZONA 87. UTAH 88. NEVADA 91. WASHINGTON 92. OREGON 93. CALIFORNIA 94. ALASKA 95. HAWAII 99. MISSING DATA 0 1 8 - 0 VAR 1017 MSTSTRAN MD=GE 99 REF 1017 LOC 41 WIDTH 2 0 STATE POPULATION SIZE RANK (1970) --------------------------------- 01. CALIFORNIA 02. NEW YORK 03. PENNSYLVANIA 04. TEXAS 05. ILLINOIS 06. OHIO 07. MICHIGAN 08. NEW JERSEY 09. FLORIDA 10. MASSACHUSETTS 11. INDIANA 12. NORTH CAROLINA 13. MISSOURI 14. VIRGINIA 15. GEORGIA 16. WISCONSIN 17. TENNESSEE 18. MARYLAND 19. MINNESOTA 20. LOUISIANA 21. ALABAMA 22. WASHINGTON 23. KENTUCKY 24. CONNECTICUT 25. IOWA 26. SOUTH CAROLINA 27. OKLAHOMA 28. KANSAS 29. MISSISSIPPI 30. COLORADO 31. OREGON 32. ARKANSAS 33. ARIZONA 34. WEST VIRGINIA 35. NEBRASKA 36. UTAH 37. NEW MEXICO 38. MAINE 39. RHODE ISLAND 40. HAWAII 41. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA 42. NEW HAMPSHIRE 43. IDAHO 1 9 - (CONTINUED) - 44. MONTANA 45. SOUTH DAKOTA 46. NORTH DAKOTA 47. DELAWARE 48. NEVADA 49. VERMONT 50. WYOMING 51. ALASKA 99. MISSING DATA 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 1018 SMSA MD=0 OR GE 99 REF 1018 LOC 43 WIDTH 2 0 SMSA RANK BY SIZE (1970) ------------------------ 01. NEW YORK, NY 02. LOS ANGELES-LONG BEACH, CALIF. 03. CHICAGO, ILL. 04. PHILADELPHIA, PA 05. DETROIT, MICH. 06. SAN FRANCISCO-OAKLAND, CALIF. 07. WASHINGTON, D.C.-MD-VA 08. BOSTON, MASS. 09. NASSAU-SUFFOLK, NY 10. PITTSBURGH, PA 11. ST. LOUIS, MO-ILL. 12. BALTIMORE, MD 13. CLEVELAND, OHIO 14. HOUSTON, TEXAS 15. NEWARK, NJ 16. MINNEAPOLIS-ST. PAUL, MINN. 17. DALLAS, TEXAS 18. SEATTLE-EVERETT, WASH. 19. ANAHEIM-SANTA ANA-GARDEN GROVE, CALIF. 20. MILWAUKEE, WIS. 21. ATLANTA, GA 22. CINCINNATI, OHIO 23. PATTERSON-CLIFTON-PASSAIC, NJ 24. SAN DIEGO, CALIF. 25. BUFFALO, NY 26. MIAMI, FLA. 27. KANSAS CITY, MO-KAN. 28. DENVER, COLO. 29. SAN BERNARDINO-RIVERSIDE-ONTARIA, CA 1 10 - (CONTINUED) - 30. INDIANAPOLIS, IND. 31. SAN JOSE, CALIF. 32. NEW ORLEANS, LA 33. TAMPA-ST. PETERSBURG, FLA. 34. PORTLAND, ORE.-WASH. 36. COLUMBUS, OHIO 38. ROCHESTER, NY 42. SACRAMENTO, CALIF. 44. FORT WORTH, TEXAS 45. BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA 46. ALBANY-SCHENECTADY-TROY, NY 48. NORFOLK-PORTSMOUTH, VA 49. AKRON, OHIO 53. GARY-HAMMOND-EAST CHICAGO, IND. 57. GREENSBORO-WINSTON SALEM-HIGH POINT, NC 00. NOT APPLICABLE 99. MISSING DATA 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 1019 SMSAFIPS MD=GE 9999 REF 1019 LOC 45 WIDTH 4 0 FIPS SMSA CODE -------------- 0000. NOT IDENTIFIABLE 5600. NEW YORK, NY 4480. LOS ANGELES-LONG BEACH, CALIF. 1600. CHICAGO, ILL. 6160. PHILADELPHIA, PA 2160. DETROIT, MI 7360. SAN FRANCISCO-OAKLAND, CALIF. 8840. WASHINGTON, DC-MD-VA 1120. BOSTON, MASS. 5380. NASSAU-SUFFOLK, NY 6280. PITTSBURGH, PA 7040. ST. LOUIS, MO-ILL. 0720. BALTIMORE, MD 1680. CLEVELAND, OHIO 3360. HOUSTON, TEXAS 5640. NEWARK, NJ 5120. MINNEAPOLIS-ST. PAUL, MINN. 1920. DALLAS, TEXAS 7600. SEATTLE-EVERETT, WASH. 0360. ANAHEIM-SANTA ANA-GARDEN GROVE, CA 5080. MILWAUKEE, WIS. 1 11 - (CONTINUED) - 0520. ATLANTA, GA 1640. CINCINNATI, OHIO 6040. PATTERSON-CLIFTON-PASSAIC, NJ 7320. SAN DIEGO, CALIF. 1280. BUFFALO, NY 5000. MIAMI, FLA. 3760. KANSAS CITY, MO-KAN. 2080. DENVER, COLO. 7280. SAN BERNARDINO-RIVERSIDE-ONTARIA, CA 3480. INDIANAPOLIS, IND. 7400. SAN JOSE, CALIF. 5560. NEW ORLEANS, LA 8280. TAMPA-ST. PETERSBURG, FLA. 6440. PORTLAND, ORE.-WASH. 1840. COLUMBUS, OHIO 6840. ROCHESTER, NY 6920. SACRAMENTO, CALIF. 2800. FORT WORTH, TEXAS 1000. BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA 0160. ALBANY-SCHENECTADY-TROY, NY 5720. NORFOLK-PORTSMOUTH, VA 0080. AKRON, OHIO 2960. GARY-HAMMOND-EAST CHICAGO, IND. 3120. GREENSBORO-WINSTON SALEM-HIGH POINT 9999. MISSING DATA 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 1020 MSTSMSAR MD=GE 9 REF 1020 LOC 49 WIDTH 1 0 MODIFIED SMSA STATUS CODE ------------------------- 1. SMSA 2. NON SMSA 3. NOT IDENTIFIABLE 9. MISSING DATA 0 1 12 - 0 VAR 1021 CCCSMSA MD=GE 9 REF 1021 LOC 50 WIDTH 1 0 CENTRAL CITY STATUS CODE ------------------------ 1. CENTRAL CITY 2. BALANCE OF SMSA 3. NON SMSA 4. NOT IDENTIFIABLE 9. MISSING DATA 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 1022 SMSASIZR MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 1022 LOC 51 WIDTH 1 0 SMSA SIZE RECODE ---------------- 1. 3,000,000 OR MORE 2. 1,000,000 - 2,999,999 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 9. MISSING DATA 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 1023 LANDUSAG MD=GE 9 REF 1023 LOC 52 WIDTH 1 0 FARM NON-FARM RECODE -------------------- 1. NONFARM 2. FARM 10 OR MORE ACRES 3. FARM LESS THAN 10 ACRES 9. MISSING DATA 0 1 13 - 0 VAR 1024 AITEM9 MD=GE 9 REF 1024 LOC 53 WIDTH 1 0 ALLOCATION FLAG FOR HOUSEHOLD NUMBER ------------------------------------ 0. NOT ALLOCATED 1. ALLOCATED 9. MISSING DATA 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 1025 ITEM4(TYPE LIV QUART) MD=GE 99 REF 1025 LOC 54 WIDTH 2 0 Q.4 TYPE OF LIVING QUARTERS --------------------------- 01. HOUSE, APARTMENT 02. IN NONTRANSIENT HOTEL, ETC. 03. HOUSING UNIT PERMANENT, IN TRANSIENT HOTEL, ETC. 04. HOUSING UNIT IN ROOMING HOUSE 05. MOBILE HOME OR TRAILER 06. HOUSING UNIT NOT SPECIFIED ABOVE 07. QUARTERS NOT HOUSING UNIT (GROUP QUARTERS) 08. UNIT NOT PERMANENT (GROUP QUARTERS) 09. TENT/TRAILER SITE (GROUP QUARTERS) 10. OTHER NOT HOUSING UNIT (GROUP QUARTERS) 99. MISSING DATA 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 1026 TENURE MD=GE 9 REF 1026 LOC 56 WIDTH 1 0 Q.77 TENURE OF HOUSEHOLD ------------------------ 1. OWNED OR BEING BOUGHT 2. RENTED 3. NO CASH RENT 9. MISSING DATA 1 14 - 0 VAR 1027 PUBLIC MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 1027 LOC 57 WIDTH 1 0 Q.85 IS THIS HOUSE A PUBLIC HOUSING PROJECT, THAT IS, IS IT OWNED BY A LOCAL HOUSING AUTHORITY OR OTHER PUBLIC AGENCY? ----------------------------------------------------------- SEE NOTE(S) 1 1. YES 2. NO 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 9. MISSING DATA 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 1028 LOWERREN MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 1028 LOC 58 WIDTH 1 0 Q.86 ARE YOU PAYING LOWER RENT BECAUSE THE FEDERAL, STATE, OR LOCAL GOVERNMENT IS PAYING PART OF THE COST? ---------------------------------------------------------- SEE NOTE(S) 1 1. YES 2. NO 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 9. MISSING DATA 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 1029 HHSTATUS MD=GE 9 REF 1029 LOC 59 WIDTH 1 0 HOUSEHOLD STATUS ---------------- 0. GROUP QUARTERS 1. FAMILY 2. NONFAMILY HOUSEHOLDER LIVING ALONE 3. NONFAMILY HOUSEHOLDER LIVING WITH NONRELATIVES 9. MISSING DATA 0 1 15 - 0 VAR 1030 HHUND18 MD=GE 99 REF 1030 LOC 60 WIDTH 2 0 NUMBER OF PERSONS IN HOUSEHOLD UNDER AGE 18 ------------------------------------------- ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED. 00. NONE 99. MISSING DATA 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 1031 HHINCTOT MD=LE -999999 REF 1031 LOC 62 WIDTH 9 0 TOTAL HOUSEHOLD INCOME ---------------------- NEGATIVE AMOUNT DESIGNATES INCOME LOSS; POSITIVE AMOUNT DESIGNATES INCOME. ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED. -999999. MISSING DATA 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 1032 HHRECREL MD=GE 9 REF 1032 LOC 71 WIDTH 1 0 RELATIONSHIP TO HOUSEHOLDER RECODE ---------------------------------- 0. GROUP QUARTERS 1. ALL MEMBERS RELATED TO HOUSEHOLDER 2. NO MEMBERS RELATED TO HOUSEHOLDER 3. SOME MEMBERS RELATED TO HOUSEHOLDER 9. MISSING DATA 0 1 16 - 0 VAR 1033 HHNUMNRL MD=GE 9 REF 1033 LOC 72 WIDTH 1 0 NUMBER OF PERSONS IN HOUSEHOLD NOT RELATED TO HOUSEHOLDER --------------------------------------------------------- 0. 0 PERSONS; NOT IN UNIVERSE 1. 1 PERSON 2. 2 PERSONS 3. 3 PERSONS 4. 4 OR MORE PERSONS 9. MISSING DATA 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 1034 HHNUMCPL MD=GE 9 REF 1034 LOC 73 WIDTH 1 0 NUMBER OF MARRIED COUPLES IN HOUSEHOLD EXCLUDING HOUSEHOLDER AND SPOUSE ------------------------------------------------------------ 0. NONE 1. 1 COUPLE 2. 2 OR MORE COUPLES 9. MISSING DATA 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 1035 HHTOP5PC MD=GE 9 REF 1035 LOC 74 WIDTH 1 0 HOUSEHOLD INCOME PERCENT CUT 1 - NATIONAL HOUSEHOLD INCOME RANKING ---------------------------------------------------------- 0. GROUP QUARTERS 1. NOT IN TOP 5 PERCENT 2. IN TOP 5 PERCENT 9. MISSING DATA 0 1 17 - 0 VAR 1036 HHPCTCUT MD=GE 99 REF 1036 LOC 75 WIDTH 2 0 HOUSEHOLD INCOME PERCENT CUT 2 - NATIONAL HOUSEHOLD INCOME RANKING ---------------------------------------------------------- 00. GROUP QUARTERS 01. LOWEST 5 PERCENT 02. SECOND 5 PERCENT 03. THIRD 5 PERCENT 04. FOURTH 5 PERCENT 05. FIFTH 5 PERCENT 06. SIXTH 5 PERCENT 07. SEVENTH 5 PERCENT 08. EIGHTH 5 PERCENT 09. NINTH 5 PERCENT 10. TENTH 5 PERCENT 11. ELEVENTH 5 PERCENT 12. TWELFTH 5 PERCENT 13. THIRTEENTH 5 PERCENT 14. FOURTEENTH 5 PERCENT 15. FIFTEENTH 5 PERCENT 16. SIXTEENTH 5 PERCENT 17. SEVENTEENTH 5 PERCENT 18. EIGHTEENTH 5 PERCENT 19. NINETEENTH 5 PERCENT 20. TOP 5 PERCENT 99. MISSING DATA 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 1037 HHINCMRE MD=GE 99 REF 1037 LOC 77 WIDTH 2 0 HOUSEHOLD INCOME RECODE ----------------------- 01. NONE 02. LOSS 03. $1 TO $2,499 04. $2,500 TO $4,999 05. $5,000 TO $7,499 06. $7,500 TO $9,999 07. $10,000 TO $12,499 08. $12,500 TO $14,999 1 18 - (CONTINUED) - 09. $15,000 TO $17,499 10. $17,500 TO $19,999 11. $20,000 TO $22,499 12. $22,500 TO $24,499 13. $25,000 TO $27,499 14. $27,500 TO $29,999 15. $30,000 TO $32,499 16. $32,500 TO $34,999 17. $35,000 TO $37,499 18. $37,500 TO $39,999 19. $40,000 TO $44,999 20. $45,000 TO $49,999 21. $50,000 TO $59,999 22. $60,000 TO $74,999 23. $75,000 AND OVER 99. MISSING DATA 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 1038 HMEMB518 MD=GE 9 REF 1038 LOC 79 WIDTH 1 0 Q.79 PRESENCE OF HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS 5-18 --------------------------------------- 1. HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS 5-18 PRESENT 2. NO HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS 5-18 9. MISSING DATA 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 1039 HHOTLUN MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 1039 LOC 80 WIDTH 1 0 Q.80 DURING 1979 HOW MANY OF THE CHILDREN IN THIS HOUSEHOLD USUALLY ATE A COMPLETE HOT LUNCH OFFERED AT SCHOOL? ----------------------------------------------------------- SEE NOTE(S) 1 1. CHILDREN EAT COMPLETE LUNCH AT SCHOOL 2. NO CHILDREN EAT COMPLETE LUNCH AT SCHOOL 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 9. MISSING DATA 1 19 - 0 VAR 1040 HNUMHOT MD=0 OR GE 99 REF 1040 LOC 81 WIDTH 2 0 NUMBER OF CHILDREN WHO EAT COMPLETE LUNCH AT SCHOOL --------------------------------------------------- SEE NOTE(S) 1 0 ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED. 00. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 99. MISSING DATA 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 1041 HFREELUN MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 1041 LOC 83 WIDTH 1 0 Q.83 DURING 1979 HOW MANY OF THE CHILDREN IN THIS HOUSEHOLD RECEIVED FREE OR REDUCED PRICE LUNCHES BECAUSE THEY QUALIFIED FOR THE FEDERAL SCHOOL LUNCH PROGRAM? ----------------------------------------------------------- SEE NOTE(S) 1 1. CHILDREN RECEIVE FREE OR REDUCED PRICE LUNCH 2. NO CHILDREN RECEIVE FREE OR REDUCED PRICE LUNCH 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 9. MISSING DATA 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 1042 HNUMFREE MD=0 OR GE 99 REF 1042 LOC 84 WIDTH 2 0 FREE OR REDUCED PRICE LUNCH --------------------------- SEE NOTE(S) 1 0 1 20 - (CONTINUED) - ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED. 00. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 99. MISSING DATA 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 1043 HFOODSP MD=GE 9 REF 1043 LOC 86 WIDTH 1 0 Q.87 DID ANYONE IN THIS HOUSEHOLD GET FOOD STAMPS AT ANY TIME DURING 1979? -------------------------------------------------------- SEE NOTE(S) 1 1. YES 2. NO 9. MISSING DATA 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 1044 HNUMFS MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 1044 LOC 87 WIDTH 1 0 Q.88 HOW MANY PEOPLE IN THIS HOUSEHOLD WERE COVERED BY FOOD STAMPS DURING 1979? ----------------------------------------------------------- SEE NOTE(S) 1 1. 1 PERSON 2. 2 PERSONS 3. 3 PERSONS 4. 4 PERSONS 5. 5 PERSONS 6. 6 PERSONS 7. 7 PERSONS 8. 8 OR MORE PERSONS 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 9. MISSING DATA 0 1 21 - 0 VAR 1045 HNUMM0 MD=0 OR GE 99 REF 1045 LOC 88 WIDTH 2 0 Q.89 IN HOW MANY MONTHS OF 1979 WERE FOOD STAMPS RECEIVED? ---------------------------------------------------------- SEE NOTE(S) 1 0 ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED. 01. 1 MONTH . . 12. 12 MONTHS 00. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 99. MISSING DATA 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 1046 HVALUEFS MD=0 OR GE 9999 REF 1046 LOC 90 WIDTH 4 0 Q.90 WHAT WAS THE VALUE OF ALL THE FOOD STAMPS RECEIVED DURING 1979? ------------------------------------------------------- SEE NOTE(S) 1 0 ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED. 0001. 1 DOLLAR . . 5999. 5999 DOLLARS 0000. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 9999. MISSING DATA 0 1 22 - 0 VAR 1047 HFSALFLG MD=GE 9 REF 1047 LOC 94 WIDTH 1 0 ALLOCATION FLAG --------------- 0. NO ALLOCATION 1. INCOME AMOUNT ALLOCATED 2. RECIPIENCY ALLOCATED 3. INCOME AND RECIPIENCY ALLOCATED 9. MISSING DATA 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 1048 HHSUPWGT MD=LE -900 REF 1048 LOC 95 WIDTH 11 IMP DEC= 2 0 HOUSEHOLD WEIGHT ---------------- ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED. 0000000-9.00 MISSING DATA 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 1049 HHRECTYPE MD=GE 9 REF 1049 LOC 106 WIDTH 1 0 HOUSEHOLD RECORD TYPE --------------------- 1. HOUSEHOLD RECORD 9. MISSING DATA 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 1050 HHNUM NO MISSING DATA CODES REF 1050 LOC 107 WIDTH 5 0 HOUSEHOLD NUMBER ---------------- 1 23 - (CONTINUED) - ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED. A UNIQUE HOUSEHOLD IDENTIFICATION NUMBER REPEATED ON FAMILY RECORDS (REF 2079) AND PERSON RECORDS (REF 3217). ............................................................... 0 VAR 2001 FFSEQNUM MD=GE 999999 REF 2001 LOC 112 WIDTH 6 0 UNIQUE HOUSEHOLD IDENTIFIER - 1 ------------------------------- SAME ID WILL APPEAR FOR EACH PERSON IN THIS HOUSEHOLD AT REF 3001. SAME ID WILL APPEAR FOR HOUSEHOLD AT REF 1001. ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED. 999999. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 2002 FFPOS MD=GE 99 REF 2002 LOC 118 WIDTH 2 0 FAMILY SEQUENCE NUMBER WITHIN HOUSEHOLD --------------------------------------- ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED. 99. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 2003 FKIND MD=GE 9 REF 2003 LOC 120 WIDTH 1 0 KIND OF FAMILY -------------- 1. FAMILY 2. RELATED SUBFAMILY 3. UNRELATED SUBFAMILY 1 24 - (CONTINUED) - 4. NONFAMILY HOUSEHOLDER 5. UNRELATED INDIVIDUALS 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 2004 FTYPE MD=GE 9 REF 2004 LOC 121 WIDTH 1 0 TYPE OF FAMILY -------------- 1. MARRIED COUPLE FAMILY 2. OTHER FAMILY, MALE HOUSEHOLDER 3. OTHER FAMILY, FEMALE HOUSEHOLDER 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 2005 FPERSONS MD=GE 99 REF 2005 LOC 122 WIDTH 2 0 NUMBER OF PERSONS IN FAMILY --------------------------- ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED. 99. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 2006 FHOUHIND MD=GE 99 REF 2006 LOC 124 WIDTH 2 0 INDEX IN PERSONS RECORD OF FAMILY HOUSEHOLDER OR REFERENCE PERSON ---------------------------------------------------------- ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED. 99. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 1 25 - 0 VAR 2007 FSPOUSIN MD=GE 99 REF 2007 LOC 126 WIDTH 2 0 INDEX IN PERSONS RECORD OF FAMILY SPOUSE ---------------------------------------- 00. NO SPOUSE 01. ILLEGAL CODE 02. 02 INDEX OF SPOUSE . . 39. 39 INDEX OF SPOUSE 99. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 2008 FLASTIND MD=GE 99 REF 2008 LOC 128 WIDTH 2 0 INDEX IN PERSONS RECORD OF LAST MEMBER -------------------------------------- ALL PERSONS FROM REF 2006 THROUGH REF 2008 ARE MEMBERS OF THIS FAMILY. ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED. 99. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 2009 FSPANHEA MD=GE 9 REF 2009 LOC 130 WIDTH 1 0 HOUSEHOLDER OF SPANISH ORIGIN ----------------------------- 1. YES 2. NO 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 1 26 - 0 VAR 2010 FINCWS MD=LE -999999 REF 2010 LOC 131 WIDTH 8 0 FAMILY INCOME: WAGES AND SALARIES ---------------------------------- ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED. 0-999999. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 2011 FINCSE MD=GE 9999999 REF 2011 LOC 139 WIDTH 7 0 FAMILY INCOME: SELF-EMPLOYMENT INCOME -------------------------------------- NEGATIVE AMOUNT INDICATES LOSS. POSITIVE AMOUNT INDICATES INCOME. ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED. 9999999. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 2012 FINCFR MD=GE 9999999 REF 2012 LOC 146 WIDTH 7 0 FAMILY INCOME: FARM INCOME --------------------------- NEGATIVE AMOUNT INDICATES LOSS. POSITIVE AMOUNT INDICATES INCOME. ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED. 9999999. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 1 27 - 0 VAR 2013 FINCUS MD=LE -999999 REF 2013 LOC 153 WIDTH 8 0 FAMILY INCOME: MONEY RECEIVED FROM U.S. GOVERNMENT. INCLUDES SOCIAL SECURITY AND RAILROAD RETIREMENT ---------------------------------------------------- ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED. 0-999999. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 2014 FINCSP MD=LE -999999 REF 2014 LOC 161 WIDTH 8 0 FAMILY INCOME: SUPPLEMENTAL SECURITY. INCLUDES MONEY RECEIVED FROM U.S. AND STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT ------------------------------------------------------ ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED. 0-999999. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 2015 FINCPA MD=LE -999999 REF 2015 LOC 169 WIDTH 8 0 FAMILY INCOME: PUBLIC ASSISTANCE AND WELFARE. INCLUDES AID TO FAMILIES WITH DEPENDENT CHILDREN AND OTHER ASSISTANCE ------------------------------------------------------------ ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED. 0-999999. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 2016 FINCINT MD=LE -999999 REF 2016 LOC 177 WIDTH 8 0 FAMILY INCOME: INTEREST ------------------------ 1 28 - (CONTINUED) - ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED. 0-999999. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 2017 FINCDIV MD=GE 9999999 REF 2017 LOC 185 WIDTH 7 0 FAMILY INCOME: DIVIDENDS, ETC. INCLUDES DIVIDENDS, NET RENTAL INCOME OR ROYALTIES, ESTATES OR TRUSTS -------------------------------------------------------- NEGATIVE AMOUNT INDICATES LOSS. POSITIVE AMOUNT INDICATES INCOME. ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED. 9999999. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 2018 FINCVP MD=LE -999999 REF 2018 LOC 192 WIDTH 8 0 FAMILY INCOME: VETERANS PAYMENTS, ETC. INCLUDES VETERANS PAYMENTS, UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION, WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION ----------------------------------------------------------- ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED. 0-999999. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 2019 FINCRET MD=LE -999999 REF 2019 LOC 200 WIDTH 8 0 FAMILY INCOME: RETIREMENT. INCLUDES PRIVATE PENSIONS AND ANNUITIES, MILITARY RETIREMENT, FEDERAL GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEE PENSIONS, STATE OR LOCAL GOVERNMENT PENSIONS ----------------------------------------------------------- 1 29 - (CONTINUED) - ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED. 0-999999. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 2020 FINCCS MD=LE -999999 REF 2020 LOC 208 WIDTH 8 0 FAMILY INCOME: CHILD SUPPORT, ETC. INCLUDES ALIMONY AND CHILD SUPPORT, OTHER REGULAR CONTRIBUTIONS FROM PERSON NOT IN HOUSEHOLD AND ANYTHING ELSE ---------------------------------------------------------- ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED. 0-999999. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 2021 FINCTOT MD=LE -999999 REF 2021 LOC 216 WIDTH 9 0 TOTAL FAMILY INCOME ------------------- NEGATIVE AMOUNT INDICATES LOSS. POSITIVE AMOUNT INDICATES INCOME. ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED. 000000000. NONE 00-999999. INAP, NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 2022 FINCEARN MD=LE -999999 REF 2022 LOC 225 WIDTH 9 0 TOTAL FAMILY EARNINGS --------------------- NEGATIVE AMOUNT INDICATES LOSS. POSITIVE AMOUNT INDICATES 1 30 - (CONTINUED) - INCOME. ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED. 000000000. NONE 00-999999. INAP, NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 2023 FINCOTH MD=LE -999999 REF 2023 LOC 234 WIDTH 9 0 TOTAL OTHER FAMILY INCOME ------------------------- NEGATIVE AMOUNT INDICATES LOSS. POSITIVE AMOUNT INDICATES INCOME. ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED. 000000000. NONE 00-999999. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................ 0 FOR REFS 2024-2037: THE VARIOUS INCOME FIELDS HAVE BEEN TOP CODED TO PREVENT DISCLOSURE. ............................................................... 0 VAR 2024 FLFINCWS MD=GE 9 REF 2024 LOC 243 WIDTH 1 0 TOP-CODED FLAG: WAGES AND SALARIES ----------------------------------- 0. NOT TOP CODED 1. TOP CODED 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 1 31 - 0 VAR 2025 FLAGFINC MD=GE 9 REF 2025 LOC 244 WIDTH 1 0 TOP-CODED FLAG: SELF-EMPLOYMENT -------------------------------- 0. NOT TOP CODED 1. SUPPRESSED VALUE 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 2026 FLFINCFR MD=GE 9 REF 2026 LOC 245 WIDTH 1 0 TOP-CODED FLAG: FARM INCOME ---------------------------- 0. NOT TOP CODED 1. SUPPRESSED VALUE 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 2027 FLFINCUS MD=GE 9 REF 2027 LOC 246 WIDTH 1 0 TOP-CODED FLAG: MONEY RECEIVED FROM U.S. GOVERNMENT ---------------------------------------------------- 0. NOT TOP CODED 1. SUPPRESSED VALUE 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 2028 FLFINCSP MD=GE 9 REF 2028 LOC 247 WIDTH 1 0 TOP-CODED FLAG: SUPPLEMENTAL SECURITY INCOME --------------------------------------------- 1 32 - (CONTINUED) - 0. NOT TOP CODED 1. SUPPRESSED VALUE 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 2029 FLFINCPA MD=GE 9 REF 2029 LOC 248 WIDTH 1 0 TOP-CODED FLAG: PUBLIC ASSISTANCE ---------------------------------- 0. NOT TOP CODED 1. SUPPRESSED VALUE 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 2030 FLFINCIN MD=GE 9 REF 2030 LOC 249 WIDTH 1 0 TOP-CODED FLAG: INTEREST ------------------------- 0. NOT TOP CODED 1. SUPPRESSED VALUE 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 2031 FLFINCDI MD=GE 9 REF 2031 LOC 250 WIDTH 1 0 TOP-CODED FLAG: DIVIDENDS -------------------------- 0. NOT TOP CODED 1. SUPPRESSED VALUE 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 1 33 - 0 VAR 2032 FLFINCVP MD=GE 9 REF 2032 LOC 251 WIDTH 1 0 TOP-CODED FLAG: VETERANS PAYMENTS ---------------------------------- 0. NOT TOP CODED 1. SUPPRESSED VALUE 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 2033 FLFINCRE MD=GE 9 REF 2033 LOC 252 WIDTH 1 0 TOP-CODED FLAG: RETIREMENT --------------------------- 0. NOT TOP CODED 1. SUPPRESSED VALUE 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 2034 FLFINCCS MD=GE 9 REF 2034 LOC 253 WIDTH 1 0 TOP-CODED VALUE: CHILD SUPPORT ------------------------------- 0. NOT TOP CODED 1. SUPPRESSED VALUE 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 2035 FLFINCTO MD=GE 9 REF 2035 LOC 254 WIDTH 1 0 TOP-CODED FLAG: TOTAL ---------------------- 1 34 - (CONTINUED) - 0. NOT TOP CODED 1. SUPPRESSED VALUE 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 2036 FLFINCEA MD=GE 9 REF 2036 LOC 255 WIDTH 1 0 TOP-CODED FLAG: EARNINGS ------------------------- 0. NOT TOP CODED 1. SUPPRESSED VALUE 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 2037 FLFINCOT MD=GE 9 REF 2037 LOC 256 WIDTH 1 0 TOP-CODED FLAG: OTHER ---------------------- 0. NOT TOP CODED 1. SUPPRESSED VALUE 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 2038 FRECODE1 MD=GE 99 REF 2038 LOC 257 WIDTH 2 0 DESCRIPTION OF FAMILY --------------------- 01. FAMILY CONTAINING NO RELATED SUBFAMILY 02. FAMILY WITH 1 OR MORE RELATED SUBFAMILIES 03. UNRELATED SUBFAMILY 04. RELATED SUBFAMILY 1 35 - (CONTINUED) - 05. NONFAMILY HOUSEHOLDER 06. UNRELATED INDIVIDUAL, OVER 15, IN A HOUSEHOLD 07. UNRELATED INDIVIDUAL, OVER 15, IN GROUP QUARTERS 08. UNRELATED INDIVIDUAL, UNDER 15, IN HOUSEHOLD 09. UNRELATED INDIVIDUAL, UNDER 15, IN GROUP QUARTERS 99. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 2039 FRECOD98 MD=GE 9 REF 2039 LOC 259 WIDTH 1 0 PRESENCE OF RELATED CHILDREN BY AGE ----------------------------------- 0. PRIMARY AND UNRELATED INDIVIDUAL 1. SOME UNDER 3 2. ALL 3 TO 5 3. ALL 6 TO 17 4. NONE UNDER 18 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 2040 FRECODE5 MD=GE 9 REF 2040 LOC 260 WIDTH 1 0 FAMILY MEMBERS 18 TO 64 YEARS OF AGE ------------------------------------ 0. NONE 1. 1 MEMBER 2. 2 MEMBERS 3. 3 MEMBERS 4. 4 MEMBERS 5. 5 MEMBERS 6. 6 MEMBERS 7. 7 OR MORE MEMBERS 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 1 36 - 0 VAR 2041 FRECODE6 MD=GE 9 REF 2041 LOC 261 WIDTH 1 0 FAMILY MEMBERS 65 YEARS AND OVER -------------------------------- 0. NONE 1. 1 MEMBER 2. 2 MEMBERS 3. 3 MEMBERS 4. 4 MEMBERS 5. 5 OR MORE MEMBERS 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 2042 FRECODE7 MD=GE 9 REF 2042 LOC 262 WIDTH 1 0 OWN NEVER MARRIED CHILDREN UNDER 18 ----------------------------------- 0. NO OWN CHILDREN UNDER 18 1. 1 OR MORE, ALL UNDER 6 2. 1 OR MORE, SOME UNDER 6, SOME 6-17 3. 1 OR MORE, ALL 6-17 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 2043 FREC8 MD=GE 99 REF 2043 LOC 263 WIDTH 2 0 OWN CHILDREN, ANY AGE, ANY MARITAL STATUS ----------------------------------------- 00. NONE 01. 1 CHILD 02. 2 CHILDREN 03. 3 CHILDREN 04. 4 CHILDREN 05. 5 CHILDREN 06. 6 CHILDREN 1 37 - (CONTINUED) - 07. 7 CHILDREN 08. 8 CHILDREN 09. 9 OR MORE CHILDREN 99. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 2044 FREC9 MD=GE 99 REF 2044 LOC 265 WIDTH 2 0 OWN CHILDREN UNDER 25, ANY MARITAL STATUS ----------------------------------------- 00. NONE 01. 1 CHILD 02. 2 CHILDREN 03. 3 CHILDREN 04. 4 CHILDREN 05. 5 CHILDREN 06. 6 CHILDREN 07. 7 CHILDREN 08. 8 CHILDREN 09. 9 OR MORE CHILDREN 99. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 2045 FREC10 MD=GE 99 REF 2045 LOC 267 WIDTH 2 0 OWN NEVER MARRIED CHILDREN UNDER 18 ----------------------------------- 00. NONE 01. 1 CHILD 02. 2 CHILDREN 03. 3 CHILDREN 04. 4 CHILDREN 05. 5 CHILDREN 06. 6 CHILDREN 07. 7 CHILDREN 08. 8 CHILDREN 09. 9 OR MORE CHILDREN 1 38 - (CONTINUED) - 99. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 2046 FREC11 MD=GE 99 REF 2046 LOC 269 WIDTH 2 0 OWN NEVER MARRIED CHILDREN UNDER 15 ----------------------------------- 00. NONE 01. 1 CHILD 02. 2 CHILDREN 03. 3 CHILDREN 04. 4 CHILDREN 05. 5 CHILDREN 06. 6 CHILDREN 07. 7 CHILDREN 08. 8 CHILDREN 09. 9 OR MORE CHILDREN 99. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 2047 FREC12 MD=GE 9 REF 2047 LOC 271 WIDTH 1 0 OWN CHILDREN UNDER 12 --------------------- 0. NONE 1. 1 CHILD 2. 2 CHILDREN 3. 3 CHILDREN 4. 4 CHILDREN 5. 5 CHILDREN 6. 6 CHILDREN 7. 7 CHILDREN 8. 8 OR MORE CHILDREN 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 1 39 - 0 VAR 2048 FREC13 MD=GE 9 REF 2048 LOC 272 WIDTH 1 0 OWN CHILDREN UNDER 9 -------------------- 0. NONE 1. 1 CHILD 2. 2 CHILDREN 3. 3 CHILDREN 4. 4 CHILDREN 5. 5 CHILDREN 6. 6 OR MORE CHILDREN 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 2049 FREC14 MD=GE 9 REF 2049 LOC 273 WIDTH 1 0 OWN CHILDREN UNDER 6 -------------------- 0. NONE 1. 1 CHILD 2. 2 CHILDREN 3. 3 CHILDREN 4. 4 CHILDREN 5. 5 CHILDREN 6. 6 OR MORE CHILDREN 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 2050 FREC15 MD=GE 9 REF 2050 LOC 274 WIDTH 1 0 OWN CHILDREN UNDER 5 -------------------- 0. NONE 1. 1 CHILD 2. 2 CHILDREN 1 40 - (CONTINUED) - 3. 3 CHILDREN 4. 4 CHILDREN 5. 5 CHILDREN 6. 6 OR MORE CHILDREN 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 2051 FREC16 MD=GE 9 REF 2051 LOC 275 WIDTH 1 0 OWN CHILDREN UNDER 3 -------------------- 0. NONE 1. 1 CHILD 2. 2 CHILDREN 3. 3 CHILDREN 4. 4 CHILDREN 5. 5 OR MORE CHILDREN 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 2052 FREC17 MD=GE 9 REF 2052 LOC 276 WIDTH 1 0 OWN CHILDREN UNDER 1 -------------------- 0. NONE 1. 1 CHILD 2. 2 CHILDREN 3. 3 OR MORE CHILDREN 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 1 41 - 0 VAR 2053 FREC19 MD=0 OR GE 99 REF 2053 LOC 277 WIDTH 2 0 AGE OF YOUNGEST OWN CHILD, ANY MARITAL STATUS --------------------------------------------- 01. LESS THAN 1 YEAR 02. 1 YEAR 03. 2 YEARS 04. 3 YEARS 05. 4 YEARS 06. 5 YEARS 07. 6 YEARS 08. 7 YEARS 09. 8 YEARS 10. 9 YEARS 11. 10 YEARS 12. 11 YEARS 13. 12 YEARS 14. 13 YEARS 15. 14 YEARS 16. 15 YEARS 17. 16 YEARS 18. 17 YEARS 19. 18 YEARS 20. 19 YEARS 21. 20 YEARS 22. 21 YEARS 23. 22 YEARS 24. 23 YEARS 25. 24 YEARS 26. 25 YEARS AND OVER 00. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 99. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 2054 FREC21 MD=0 OR GE 99 REF 2054 LOC 279 WIDTH 2 0 AGE OF OLDEST OWN CHILD, ANY MARITAL STATUS ------------------------------------------- 01. LESS THAN 1 YEAR 02. 1 YEAR 03. 2 YEARS 1 42 - (CONTINUED) - 04. 3 YEARS 05. 4 YEARS 06. 5 YEARS 07. 6 YEARS 08. 7 YEARS 09. 8 YEARS 10. 9 YEARS 11. 10 YEARS 12. 11 YEARS 13. 12 YEARS 14. 13 YEARS 15. 14 YEARS 16. 15 YEARS 17. 16 YEARS 18. 17 YEARS 19. 18 YEARS 20. 19 YAERS 21. 20 YEARS 22. 21 YEARS 23. 22 YEARS 24. 23 YEARS 25. 24 YEARS 26. 25 YEARS AND OVER 00. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 99. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 2055 FUNDRI8 MD=GE 99 REF 2055 LOC 281 WIDTH 2 0 PERSONS IN FAMILY UNDER 18 -------------------------- 00. NONE; NOT IN UNIVERSE 01. 1 PERSON 02. 2 PERSONS 03. 3 PERSONS 04. 4 PERSONS 05. 5 PERSONS 06. 6 PERSONS 07. 7 PERSONS 08. 8 PERSONS 09. 9 OR MORE PERSONS 99. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 1 43 - 0 VAR 2056 REC5TO17 MD=GE 9 REF 2056 LOC 283 WIDTH 1 0 NUMBER OF CHILDREN IN FAMILY 5 TO 17 ------------------------------------ 0. NONE; NOT IN UNIVERSE 1. 1 CHILD 2. 2 CHILDREN 3. 3 CHILDREN 4. 4 CHILDREN 5. 5 CHILDREN 6. 6 OR MORE CHILDREN 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 2057 FREC25 MD=GE 9 REF 2057 LOC 284 WIDTH 1 0 NUMBER OF FAMILY MEMBERS IN LABOR FORCE --------------------------------------- 0. NONE 1. 1 FAMILY MEMBER 2. 2 FAMILY MEMBERS 3. 3 OR MORE FAMILY MEMBERS 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 2058 FREC26 MD=GE 9 REF 2058 LOC 285 WIDTH 1 0 SEX AND MARITAL STATUS OF FAMILY HOUSEHOLDER AND LABOR FORCE STATUS OF SPOUSE ------------------------------------------------------------ 1. HOUSEHOLDER OR REFERENCE PERSON, MARRIED SPOUSE PRESENT, SPOUSE IN THE LABOR FORCE 2. HOUSEHOLDER OR REFERENCE PERSON, MARRIED SPOUSE PRESENT, SPOUSE NOT IN LABOR FORCE 3. MALE HOUSEHOLDER OR REFERENCE PERSON, NO SPOUSE 1 44 - (CONTINUED) - PRESENT 4. FEMALE HOUSEHOLDER OR REFERENCE PERSON, NO SPOUSE PRESENT 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 2059 FREC27 MD=GE 9 REF 2059 LOC 286 WIDTH 1 0 NUMBER OF EARNERS IN FAMILY --------------------------- 0. NONE 1. 1 EARNER 2. 2 EARNERS 3. 3 EARNERS 4. 4 EARNERS 5. 5 OR MORE EARNERS 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 2060 FREC31A MD=GE 9 REF 2060 LOC 287 WIDTH 1 0 TYPE A OTHER INCOME RECIPIENCY ------------------------------ 1. NONE 2. SOCIAL SECURITY ONLY 3. RAILROAD RETIREMENT ONLY 4. BOTH 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 2061 FREC31B MD=GE 9 REF 2061 LOC 288 WIDTH 1 0 TYPE B OTHER INCOME RECIPIENCY ------------------------------ 1 45 - (CONTINUED) - 1. NONE 2. U.S. GOVERNMENT 3. STATE OR LOCAL GOVERNMENT 4. BOTH 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 2062 FREC31C MD=GE 9 REF 2062 LOC 289 WIDTH 1 0 TYPE C OTHER INCOME RECIPIENCY ------------------------------ 1. NONE 2. AID TO DEPENDENT CHILDREN 3. OTHER AID 4. BOTH 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 2063 FREC31D MD=GE 9 REF 2063 LOC 290 WIDTH 1 0 TYPE D OTHER INCOME RECIPIENCY ------------------------------ 1. NONE 2. INTEREST 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 2064 FREC31E MD=GE 9 REF 2064 LOC 291 WIDTH 1 0 TYPE E OTHER INCOME RECIPIENCY ------------------------------ 1 46 - (CONTINUED) - 1. NONE 2. DIVIDENDS ONLY 3. RENTAL ONLY 4. ESTATES ONLY 5. DIVIDENDS AND RENTAL 6. DIVIDENDS AND ESTATES 7. RENTAL AND ESTATES 8. DIVIDENDS, RENTAL AND ESTATES 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 2065 FREC31F MD=GE 9 REF 2065 LOC 292 WIDTH 1 0 TYPE F OTHER INCOME RECIPIENCY ------------------------------ 1. NONE 2. VETERAN PAYMENTS ONLY 3. UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION ONLY 4. WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION ONLY 5. VETERANS AND UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION 6. VETERANS AND WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION 7. UNEMPLOYMENT AND WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION 8. VETERANS, UNEMPLOYMENT AND WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 2066 FREC31G MD=GE 9 REF 2066 LOC 293 WIDTH 1 0 TYPE G OTHER INCOME RECIPIENCY ------------------------------ 1. NONE 2. PRIVATE PENSIONS ONLY 3. MILITARY RETIREMENT ONLY 4. FEDERAL GOVERNMENT ONLY 5. STATE OR LOCAL GOVERNMENT ONLY 6. ALL COMBINATIONS OF ABOVE 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 1 47 - 0 VAR 2067 FREC31H MD=GE 9 REF 2067 LOC 294 WIDTH 1 0 TYPE H OTHER INCOME RECIPIENCY ------------------------------ 1. NONE 2. ALIMONY OR CHILD SUPPORT ONLY 3. OTHER CONTRIBUTIONS ONLY 4. ANYTHING ELSE 5. ALIMONY AND OTHER 6. ALIMONY AND ANYTHING ELSE 7. OTHER AND ANYTHING ELSE 8. ALIMONY, OTHER ANYTHING ELSE 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 2068 FTOP5PCT MD=GE 9 REF 2068 LOC 295 WIDTH 1 0 FAMILY INCOME PERCENT CUT: NATIONAL FAMILY INCOME RANKING - 1 ------------------------------------------------------------ 0. PRIMARY AND UNRELATED INDIVIDUAL 1. NOT IN TOP 5 PERCENT 2. IN TOP 5 PERCENT 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE (PRIMARY AND UNRELATED INDIVIDUAL) 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 2069 FPCTCUT MD=GE 99 REF 2069 LOC 296 WIDTH 2 0 FAMILY INCOME PERCENT CUT: NATIONAL FAMILY INCOME RANKING - 2 ------------------------------------------------------------ 00. PRIMARY AND UNRELATED INDIVIDUAL 1 48 - (CONTINUED) - 01. LOWEST 5 PERCENT 02. SECOND 5 PERCENT 03. THIRD 5 PERCENT 04. FOURTH 5 PERCENT 05. FIFTH 5 PERCENT 06. SIXTH 5 PERCENT 07. SEVENTH 5 PERCENT 08. EIGHTH 5 PERCENT 09. NINTH 5 PERCENT 10. TENTH 5 PERCENT 11. ELEVENTH 5 PERCENT 12. TWELFTH 5 PERCENT 13. THIRTEENTH 5 PERCENT 14. FOURTEENTH 5 PERCENT 15. FIFTEENTH 5 PERCENT 16. SIXTEENTH 5 PERCENT 17. SEVENTEENTH 5 PERCENT 18. EIGHTEENTH 5 PERCENT 19. NINETEENTH 5 PERCENT 20. TOP 5 PERCENT 99. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 2070 FLOWINC MD=GE 999999 REF 2070 LOC 298 WIDTH 6 0 LOW INCOME (POVERTY) CUT-OFF DOLLAR AMOUNT - 1 ---------------------------------------------- ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED. 000000. PRIMARY AND UNRELATED INDIVIDUAL 999999. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 2071 RFAMLIS MD=GE 9 REF 2071 LOC 304 WIDTH 1 0 FAMILY INCOME TO POVERTY LEVEL ------------------------------ 1. BELOW POVERTY LEVEL 1 49 - (CONTINUED) - 2. 100 - 124 PERCENT OF THE POVERTY LEVEL 3. 125 - 149 PERCENT OF THE POVERTY LEVEL 4. 150 AND ABOVE THE POVERTY LEVEL 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 2072 RPOVLL MD=GE 99 REF 2072 LOC 305 WIDTH 2 0 RATIO OF FAMILY INCOME TO POVERTY LEVEL --------------------------------------- 01. UNDER .50 02. .50 TO .74 03. .75 TO .99 04. 1.00 TO 1.24 05. 1.25 TO 1.49 06. 1.50 TO 1.74 07. 1.75 TO 1.99 08. 2.00 TO 2.49 09. 2.50 TO 2.99 10. 3.00 TO 3.49 11. 3.50 TO 3.99 12. 4.00 TO 4.49 13. 4.50 TO 4.99 14. 5.00 AND OVER 99. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 2073 RFINCM2 MD=0 OR GE 99 REF 2073 LOC 307 WIDTH 2 0 FAMILY INCOME RECODE -------------------- 01. NONE 02. LOSS 03. $1 TO $999 04. $1,000 TO $1,999 05. $2,000 TO $2,499 06. $2,500 TO $2,999 07. $3,000 TO $3,499 1 50 - (CONTINUED) - 08. $3,500 TO $3,999 09. $4,000 TO $4,999 10. $5,000 TO $5,999 11. $6,000 TO $6,999 12. $7,000 TO $7,499 13. $7,500 TO $7,999 14. $8,000 TO $8,499 15. $8,500 TO $8,999 16. $9,000 TO $9,999 17. $10,000 TO $12,499 18. $12,500 TO $14,999 19. $15,000 TO $17,499 20. $17,500 TO $19,999 21. $20,000 TO $24,999 22. $25,000 TO $29,999 23. $30,000 TO $34,999 24. $35,000 TO $39,999 25. $40,000 TO $49,999 26. $50,000 TO $59,999 27. $60,000 TO $74,999 28. $75,000 AND OVER 00. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 99. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 2074 RFSINC2 MD=GE 99 REF 2074 LOC 309 WIDTH 2 0 SOURCE OF INCOME ---------------- 01. WAGE OR SALARY 02. SELF-EMPLOYMENT 03. WAGE OR SALARY AND SELF-EMPLOYMENT INCOME 04. EARNINGS AND SOCIAL SECURITY INCOME 05. EARNINGS AND PUBLIC ASSISTANCE INCOME 06. EARNINGS AND SUPPLEMENTAL SECURITY 07. EARNINGS AND OTHER INCOME ONLY 08. OTHER COMBINATIONS 09. SOCIAL SECURITY INCOME ONLY 10. PUBLIC ASSISTANCE INCOME ONLY 11. SUPPLEMENTAL SECURITY INCOME ONLY 12. OTHER INCOME ONLY 13. SOCIAL SECURITY AND SUPPLEMENTAL ONLY 14. PUBLIC ASSISTANCE AND SOCIAL SECURITY INCOME ONLY 15. ASSISTANCE INCOME ONLY 1 51 - (CONTINUED) - 16. OTHER COMBINATIONS 17. NO INCOME 99. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 2075 FSUPWGT MD=LE -900 REF 2075 LOC 311 WIDTH 11 IMP DEC= 2 0 FAMILY WEIGHT ------------- ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED. 0000000-9.00 INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 2076 FWIFEINX MD=GE 99 REF 2076 LOC 322 WIDTH 2 0 INDEX IN PERSON RECORD OF FAMILY WIFE ------------------------------------- ACTUAL LINE NUMBER FOR WIFE PERSON RECORD IS CODED. (SEE REF 3002) 00. NO WIFE 01. 1 . . 39. 39 99. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 2077 FHUSBINX MD=GE 99 REF 2077 LOC 324 WIDTH 2 0 INDEX IN PERSON RECORD OF FAMILY HUSBAND ---------------------------------------- 1 52 - (CONTINUED) - ACTUAL LINE NUMBER FOR HUSBAND ON PERSON RECORD IS CODED. (SEE REF 3002) 00. NO HUSBAND 01. 1 . . 39. 39 99. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 2078 FFRECTYP MD=GE 9 REF 2078 LOC 326 WIDTH 1 0 FAMILY RECORD TYPE ------------------ 2. FAMILY RECORD 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 2079 FFNUM MD=GE 99999 REF 2079 LOC 327 WIDTH 5 0 FAMILY NUMBER (HOUSEHOLD IDENTIFIER) ------------------------------------ UNIQUE HOUSEHOLD IDENTIFICATION NUMBER REPEATED ON HOUSEHOLD RECORDS (REF 2079) AND PERSON RECORDS (REF 3217). ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED. 99999. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 2080 FFID MD=GE 99 REF 2080 LOC 332 WIDTH 2 0 FAMILY ID --------- 1 53 - (CONTINUED) - UNIQUE FAMILY IDENTIFICATION NUMBER REPEATED ON PERSON RECORD (REF 3218). ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED. 99. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3001 PPSEQNUM MD=GE 99999 REF 3001 LOC 334 WIDTH 6 0 UNIQUE HOUSEHOLD IDENTIFIER - 2 ------------------------------- UNIQUE ID. SAME ID WILL APPEAR FOR EACH HOUSEHOLD AT REF 1001. SAME ID WILL APPEAR FOR EACH FAMILY IN THIS HOUSEHOLD AT REF 2001. ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED. 999999. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3002 PPOS MD=GE 99 REF 3002 LOC 340 WIDTH 2 0 PERSONS SEQUENCE NUMBER WITHIN HOUSE ------------------------------------ ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED. 99. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3003 BPPIND MD=GE 9 REF 3003 LOC 342 WIDTH 1 0 PRINCIPAL PERSON INDICATOR -------------------------- 1 54 - (CONTINUED) - 0. NO; NOT IN UNIVERSE 1. YES 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3004 FMEMKEY MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 3004 LOC 343 WIDTH 1 0 FAMILY MEMBERSHIP KEY --------------------- 1. MEMBER UNRELATED SUBFAMILY NO. 1 2. MEMBER UNRELATED SUBFAMILY NO. 2 3. MEMBER UNRELATED SUBFAMILY NO. 3 4. MEMBER UNRELATED SUBFAMILY NO. 4 5. MEMBER UNRELATED SUBFAMILY NO. 5 6. MEMBER UNRELATED SUBFAMILY NO. 6 7. MEMBER OF FAMILY 8. NONFAMILY HOUSEHOLDER OR UNRELATED INDIVIDUAL 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3005 SUBFKEY MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 3005 LOC 344 WIDTH 1 0 RELATED SUBFAMILY MEMBERSHIP KEY -------------------------------- 1. MEMBER RELATED SUBFAMILY NO. 1 2. MEMBER RELATED SUBFAMILY NO. 2 3. MEMBER RELATED SUBFAMILY NO. 3 4. MEMBER RELATED SUBFAMILY NO. 4 5. MEMBER RELATED SUBFAMILY NO. 5 6. MEMBER RELATED SUBFAMILY NO. 6 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 1 55 - 0 VAR 3006 BESR MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 3006 LOC 345 WIDTH 1 0 EMPLOYMENT STATUS RECODE ------------------------ 1. WORKING - EMPLOYED 2. WITH JOB, NOT AT WORK - EMPLOYED 3. LOOKING - UNEMPLOYED 4. HOUSEKEEPING - NOT IN LABOR FORCE 5. AT SCHOOL - NOT IN LABOR FORCE 6. UNABLE - NOT IN LABOR FORCE 7. OTHER (RETIRED) - NOT IN LABOR FORCE 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3007 BEXPLF MD=GE 9 REF 3007 LOC 346 WIDTH 1 0 EXPERIENCED LABOR FORCE STATUS (EDITED) --------------------------------------- 0. NOT IN EXPERIENCED LABOR FORCE, NOT IN UNIVERSE 1. EMPLOYED 2. UNEMPLOYED 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3008 BFULLPAR MD=GE 9 REF 3008 LOC 347 WIDTH 1 0 FULL-PART TIME STATUS RECODE ---------------------------- 0. NOT IN LABOR FORCE, NOT IN UNIVERSE 1. EMPLOYED FULL TIME 2. PART TIME FOR ECONOMIC REASONS 3. UNEMPLOYED FULL TIME 4. EMPLOYED PART TIME 5. UNEMPLOYED PART TIME 1 56 - (CONTINUED) - 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3009 BITEMI9X MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 3009 LOC 348 WIDTH 1 0 Q.19 WHAT WAS ___ DOING MOST OF LAST WEEK - ------------------------------------------- 1. WORKING 2. WITH A JOB BUT NOT AT WORK 3. LOOKING FOR WORK 4. KEEPING HOUSE 5. AT SCHOOL 6. UNABLE TO WORK 7. RETIRED (EXPANDED FROM BASIC CPS) 8. OTHER 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3010 DITEM20A MD=0 OR GE 99 REF 3010 LOC 349 WIDTH 2 0 Q.20A HOW MANY HOURS DID ___ WORK LAST WEEK AT ALL JOBS? -------------------------------------------------------- ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED. UNIVERSE IS REF 3006 EMPLOYMENT STATUS RECODE CODED 1. 00. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 99. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3011 DIT20CYN MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 3011 LOC 351 WIDTH 1 0 Q.20C DOES ___ USUALLY WORK 35 HOURS OR MORE A WEEK AT THIS 1 57 - (CONTINUED) - JOB? ----------------------------------------------------------- UNIVERSE IS REF 3006 EMPLOYMENT STATUS RECODE CODED 1 AND REF 3010 CODED LESS THAN 35 HOURS. 1. YES 2. NO 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3012 DIT20CRN MD=0 OR GE 99 REF 3012 LOC 352 WIDTH 2 0 Q.20C(1)/Q.20C(2) WHAT IS THE REASON ___ WORKED LESS THAN 35 HOURS LAST WEEK? WHAT IS THE REASON ___ USUALLY WORKS LESS THAN 35 HOURS A WEEK? ------------------------------------------------------------ UNIVERSE IS REF 3006 EMPLOYMENT STATUS RECODE CODED 1 AND REF 3010 CODED LESS THAN 35 HOURS. 01. SLACK 02. MATERIAL SHORTAGE 03. PLANT OR MACHINE REPAIR 04. NEW JOB STARTED DURING WEEK 05. JOB TERMINATED DURING WEEK 06. COULD FIND ONLY PART TIME WORK 07. HOLIDAY 08. LABOR DISPUTE 09. BAD WEATHER 10. OWN ILLNESS 11. ON VACATION 12. TOO BUSY WITH HOUSE, SCHOOL, ETC. 13. DID NOT WANT FULL TIME WORK 14. FULL TIME WORK WEEK LESS THAN 35 HOURS 15. OTHER 00. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 99. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 1 58 - 0 VAR 3013 DITEM21A MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 3013 LOC 354 WIDTH 1 0 Q.21A WHY WAS ___ ABSENT FROM WORK LAST WEEK? --------------------------------------------- UNIVERSE IS REF 3006 EMPLOYMENT STATUS RECODE CODED 2 OR 3. 1. OWN ILLNESS (REF 3006 CODED 2) 2. ON VACATION (REF 3006 CODED 2) 3. BAD WEATHER (REF 3006 CODED 2) 4. LABOR DISPUTE (REF 3006 CODED 2) 5. NEW JOB, BEGIN 30 DAYS (REF 3006 CODED 3) 6. TEMPORARY LAYOFF (REF 3006 CODED 3) 7. INDEFINITE LAYOFF (REF 3006 CODED 3) 8. OTHER (REF 3006 CODED 2) 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3014 DITEM21B MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 3014 LOC 355 WIDTH 1 0 Q.21B IS ___ GETTING WAGES OR SALARY FOR ANY OF THE TIME OFF LAST WEEK? --------------------------------------------------------- UNIVERSE IS REF 3006 EMPLOYMENT STATUS RECODE CODED 2. 1. YES 2. NO 3. SELF-EMPLOYED 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3015 DITEM21C MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 3015 LOC 356 WIDTH 1 0 Q.21C DOES ___ USUALLY WORK 35 HOURS OR MORE A WEEK AT THIS JOB? ----------------------------------------------------------- 1 59 - (CONTINUED) - UNIVERSE IS REF 3006 EMPLOYMENT STATUS RECODE CODED 2. 1. YES 2. NO 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3016 DITM22A1 MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 3016 LOC 357 WIDTH 1 0 Q.22A(1) WHAT HAS ___ BEEN DOING IN THE LAST 4 WEEKS TO FIND WORK? CHECKED WITH PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT AGENCY ------------------------------------------------------------ UNIVERSE IS REF 3006 EMPLOYMENT STATUS RECODE CODED 3. 1. YES 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE; NOT CODED 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3017 DITM22A2 MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 3017 LOC 358 WIDTH 1 0 Q.22A(2) CHECKED WITH PRIVATE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY ----------------------------------------------- UNIVERSE IS REF 3006 EMPLOYMENT STATUS RECODE CODED 3. 1. YES 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE; NOT CODED 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 1 60 - 0 VAR 3018 DITM22A3 MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 3018 LOC 359 WIDTH 1 0 Q.22A(3) CHECKED WITH EMPLOYER DIRECTLY --------------------------------------- UNIVERSE IS REF 3006 EMPLOYMENT STATUS RECODE CODED 3. 1. YES 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE; NOT CODED 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3019 DITM22A4 MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 3019 LOC 360 WIDTH 1 0 Q.22A(4) CHECKED WITH FRIENDS OR RELATIVES ------------------------------------------ UNIVERSE IS REF 3006 EMPLOYMENT STATUS RECODE CODED 3. 1. YES 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE; NOT CODED 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3020 DITM22A5 MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 3020 LOC 361 WIDTH 1 0 Q.22A(5) PLACED OR ANSWERED ADS ------------------------------- UNIVERSE IS REF 3006 EMPLOYMENT STATUS RECODE CODED 3. 1. YES 1 61 - (CONTINUED) - 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE; NOT CODED 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3021 DITM22A6 MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 3021 LOC 362 WIDTH 1 0 Q.22A(6) NOTHING ---------------- UNIVERSE IS REF 3006 EMPLOYMENT STATUS RECODE CODED 4 TO 7. 1. YES 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE; NOT CODED 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3022 DITM22A7 MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 3022 LOC 363 WIDTH 1 0 Q.22A(7) OTHER (E.G., CETA, PROFESSIONAL REGISTER, ETC.) -------------------------------------------------------- UNIVERSE IS REF 3006 EMPLOYMENT STATUS RECODE CODED 3. 1. YES 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE; NOT CODED 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3023 DITM24D1 MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 3023 LOC 364 WIDTH 1 0 Q.24D(1) WHAT ARE THE REASONS ___ IS NOT LOOKING FOR WORK? 1 62 - (CONTINUED) - BELIEVES NO WORK AVAILABLE IN LINE OF WORK OR AREA ---------------------------------------------------------- UNIVERSE IS DEFINED ON REF 3080 CIVILIAN AGE CODED 14 OR OVER, REF 1008 MONTH IN SAMPLE CODED 4 OR 8, REF 3006 EMPLOYMENT STATUS RECODE CODED 4 TO 7, AND REF 3011 CODED 1 OR 2 ÕSIC, CURRENT POPULATION SURVEY, MARCH 1980 (WITH 1980- BASED WEIGHTS) TAPE TECHNICAL DOCUMENTATION. DATA ACCESS AND USE STAFF, DATA USER SERVICES DIVISION, BUREAU OF THE CENSUS. WASHINGTON: THE BUREAU, 1982.å 1. YES 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE; NOT CODED 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3024 DITM24D2 MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 3024 LOC 365 WIDTH 1 0 Q.24D(2) COULD NOT FIND ANY WORK -------------------------------- UNIVERSE IS DEFINED ON REF 3080 CIVILIAN AGE CODED 14 OR OVER, REF 1008 MONTH IN SAMPLE CODED 4 OR 8, REF 3006 EMPLOYMENT STATUS RECODE CODED 4 TO 7, AND REF 3011 CODED 1 OR 2 ÕSIC, CURRENT POPULATION SURVEY, MARCH 1980 (WITH 1980- BASED WEIGHTS) TAPE TECHNICAL DOCUMENTATION. DATA ACCESS AND USE STAFF, DATA USER SERVICES DIVISION, BUREAU OF THE CENSUS. WASHINGTON: THE BUREAU, 1982.å 1. YES 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE; NOT CODED 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3025 DITM24D3 MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 3025 LOC 366 WIDTH 1 0 Q.24D(3) LACKS NECESSARY SCHOOLING ---------------------------------- 1 63 - (CONTINUED) - UNIVERSE IS DEFINED ON REF 3080 CIVILIAN AGE CODED 14 OR OVER, REF 1008 MONTH IN SAMPLE CODED 4 OR 8, REF 3006 EMPLOYMENT STATUS RECODE CODED 4 TO 7, AND REF 3011 CODED 1 OR 2 ÕSIC, CURRENT POPULATION SURVEY, MARCH 1980 (WITH 1980- BASED WEIGHTS) TAPE TECHNICAL DOCUMENTATION. DATA ACCESS AND USE STAFF, DATA USER SERVICES DIVISION, BUREAU OF THE CENSUS. WASHINGTON: THE BUREAU, 1982.å 1. YES 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE; NOT CODED 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3026 DITM24D4 MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 3026 LOC 367 WIDTH 1 0 Q.24D(4) EMPLOYERS THINK TOO YOUNG OR TOO OLD --------------------------------------------- UNIVERSE IS DEFINED ON REF 3080 CIVILIAN AGE CODED 14 OR OVER, REF 1008 MONTH IN SAMPLE CODED 4 OR 8, REF 3006 EMPLOYMENT STATUS RECODE CODED 4 TO 7, AND REF 3011 CODED 1 OR 2 ÕSIC, CURRENT POPULATION SURVEY, MARCH 1980 (WITH 1980- BASED WEIGHTS) TAPE TECHNICAL DOCUMENTATION. DATA ACCESS AND USE STAFF, DATA USER SERVICES DIVISION, BUREAU OF THE CENSUS. WASHINGTON: THE BUREAU, 1982.å 1. YES 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE; NOT CODED 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3027 DITM24D5 MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 3027 LOC 368 WIDTH 1 0 Q.24D(5) OTHER PERSONAL HANDICAP IN FINDING JOB ----------------------------------------------- 1 64 - (CONTINUED) - UNIVERSE IS DEFINED ON REF 3080 CIVILIAN AGE CODED 14 OR OVER, REF 1008 MONTH IN SAMPLE CODED 4 OR 8, REF 3006 EMPLOYMENT STATUS RECODE CODED 4 TO 7, AND REF 3011 CODED 1 OR 2 ÕSIC, CURRENT POPULATION SURVEY, MARCH 1980 (WITH 1980- BASED WEIGHTS) TAPE TECHNICAL DOCUMENTATION. DATA ACCESS AND USE STAFF, DATA USER SERVICES DIVISION, BUREAU OF THE CENSUS. WASHINGTON: THE BUREAU, 1982.å 1. YES 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE; NOT CODED 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3028 DITM24D6 MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 3028 LOC 369 WIDTH 1 0 Q.24D(6) CANNOT ARRANGE CHILD CARE ---------------------------------- UNIVERSE IS DEFINED ON REF 3080 CIVILIAN AGE CODED 14 OR OVER, REF 1008 MONTH IN SAMPLE CODED 4 OR 8, REF 3006 EMPLOYMENT STATUS RECODE CODED 4 TO 7, AND REF 3011 CODED 1 OR 2 ÕSIC, CURRENT POPULATION SURVEY, MARCH 1980 (WITH 1980- BASED WEIGHTS) TAPE TECHNICAL DOCUMENTATION. DATA ACCESS AND USE STAFF, DATA USER SERVICES DIVISION, BUREAU OF THE CENSUS. WASHINGTON: THE BUREAU, 1982.å 1. YES 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE; NOT CODED 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3029 DITM24D7 MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 3029 LOC 370 WIDTH 1 0 Q.24D(7) FAMILY RESPONSIBILITIES -------------------------------- 1 65 - (CONTINUED) - UNIVERSE IS DEFINED ON REF 3080 CIVILIAN AGE CODED 14 OR OVER, REF 1008 MONTH IN SAMPLE CODED 4 OR 8, REF 3006 EMPLOYMENT STATUS RECODE CODED 4 TO 7, AND REF 3011 CODED 1 OR 2 ÕSIC, CURRENT POPULATION SURVEY, MARCH 1980 (WITH 1980- BASED WEIGHTS) TAPE TECHNICAL DOCUMENTATION. DATA ACCESS AND USE STAFF, DATA USER SERVICES DIVISION, BUREAU OF THE CENSUS. WASHINGTON: THE BUREAU, 1982.å 1. YES 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE; NOT CODED 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3030 DITM24D8 MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 3030 LOC 371 WIDTH 1 0 Q.D24(8) IN SCHOOL OR OTHER TRAINING ------------------------------------ UNIVERSE IS DEFINED ON REF 3080 CIVILIAN AGE CODED 14 OR OVER, REF 1008 MONTH IN SAMPLE CODED 4 OR 8, REF 3006 EMPLOYMENT STATUS RECODE CODED 4 TO 7, AND REF 3011 CODED 1 OR 2 ÕSIC, CURRENT POPULATION SURVEY, MARCH 1980 (WITH 1980- BASED WEIGHTS) TAPE TECHNICAL DOCUMENTATION. DATA ACCESS AND USE STAFF, DATA USER SERVICES DIVISION, BUREAU OF THE CENSUS. WASHINGTON: THE BUREAU, 1982.å 1. YES 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE; NOT CODED 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3031 DITM24D9 MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 3031 LOC 372 WIDTH 1 0 Q.24D(9) ILL HEALTH OR OTHER PHYSICAL DISABILITY ------------------------------------------------ 1 66 - (CONTINUED) - UNIVERSE IS DEFINED ON REF 3080 CIVILIAN AGE CODED 14 OR OVER, REF 1008 MONTH IN SAMPLE CODED 4 OR 8, REF 3006 EMPLOYMENT STATUS RECODE CODED 4 TO 7, AND REF 3011 CODED 1 OR 2 ÕSIC, CURRENT POPULATION SURVEY, MARCH 1980 (WITH 1980- BASED WEIGHTS) TAPE TECHNICAL DOCUMENTATION. DATA ACCESS AND USE STAFF, DATA USER SERVICES DIVISION, BUREAU OF THE CENSUS. WASHINGTON: THE BUREAU, 1982.å 1. YES 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE; NOT CODED 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3032 DIT24D10 MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 3032 LOC 373 WIDTH 1 0 Q.24D(10) OTHER --------------- UNIVERSE IS DEFINED ON REF 3080 CIVILIAN AGE CODED 14 OR OVER, REF 1008 MONTH IN SAMPLE CODED 4 OR 8, REF 3006 EMPLOYMENT STATUS RECODE CODED 4 TO 7, AND REF 3011 CODED 1 OR 2 ÕSIC, CURRENT POPULATION SURVEY, MARCH 1980 (WITH 1980- BASED WEIGHTS) TAPE TECHNICAL DOCUMENTATION. DATA ACCESS AND USE STAFF, DATA USER SERVICES DIVISION, BUREAU OF THE CENSUS. WASHINGTON: THE BUREAU, 1982.å 1. YES 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE; NOT CODED 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3033 DIT24D11 MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 3033 LOC 374 WIDTH 1 0 Q.24D(11) DO NOT KNOW --------------------- 1 67 - (CONTINUED) - UNIVERSE IS DEFINED ON REF 3080 CIVILIAN AGE CODED 14 OR OVER, REF 1008 MONTH IN SAMPLE CODED 4 OR 8, REF 3006 EMPLOYMENT STATUS RECODE CODED 4 TO 7, AND REF 3011 CODED 1 OR 2 ÕSIC, CURRENT POPULATION SURVEY, MARCH 1980 (WITH 1980- BASED WEIGHTS) TAPE TECHNICAL DOCUMENTATION. DATA ACCESS AND USE STAFF, DATA USER SERVICES DIVISION, BUREAU OF THE CENSUS. WASHINGTON: THE BUREAU, 1982.å 1. YES 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE; NOT CODED 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3034 DITEM22B MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 3034 LOC 375 WIDTH 1 0 Q.22B WHY DID ___ START LOOKING FOR WORK? WAS IT BECAUSE ___ LOST OR QUIT A JOB AT THAT TIME OR WAS THERE SOME OTHER REASON? ----------------------------------------------------------- UNIVERSE IS REF 3006 EMPLOYMENT STATUS RECODE CODED 3 AND REF 3013 CODED OTHER THAN 6 OR 7. 1. LOST JOB 2. QUIT JOB 3. LEFT SCHOOL 4. WANTED TEMPORARY WORK 5. OTHER 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3035 DITEM22C MD=0 OR GE 99 REF 3035 LOC 376 WIDTH 2 0 Q.22C HOW MANY WEEKS HAS ___ BEEN LOOKING FOR WORK? --------------------------------------------------- 1 68 - (CONTINUED) - UNIVERSE IS REF 3006 EMPLOYMENT STATUS RECODE CODED 3. ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED. 00. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 99. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3036 DITEM22D MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 3036 LOC 378 WIDTH 1 0 Q.22D HAS ___ BEEN LOOKING FOR FULL-TIME OR PART-TIME WORK? ----------------------------------------------------------- UNIVERSE IS REF 3006 EMPLOYMENT STATUS RECODE CODED 3. 1. FULL TIME 2. PART TIME 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3037 DITM22E1 MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 3037 LOC 379 WIDTH 1 0 Q.22E(1) IS THERE ANY REASON WHY ___ COULD NOT TAKE A JOB LAST WEEK? --------------------------------------------------------- UNIVERSE IS REF 3006 EMPLOYMENT STATUS RECODE CODED 3. 1. YES 2. NO 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 1 69 - 0 VAR 3038 DITM22E2 MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 3038 LOC 380 WIDTH 1 0 Q.22E(2) REASON COULD NOT TAKE WORK LAST WEEK --------------------------------------------- UNIVERSE IS REF 3006 EMPLOYMENT STATUS RECODE CODED 3 AND REF 3037 CODED 1; OR REF 3006 EMPLOYMENT STATUS RECODE CODED 4 TO 7. 1. ALREADY HAD A JOB (REF 3006 CODED 3 AND REF 3037 CODED 1) 2. TEMPORARY ILLNESS (REF 3006 CODED 3 AND REF 3037 CODED 1) 3. GOING TO SCHOOL (REF 3006 CODED 4 TO 7) 4. OTHER (REF 3006 CODED 4 TO 7) 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3039 DITEM22F MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 3039 LOC 381 WIDTH 1 0 Q.22F WHEN DID ___ LAST WORK AT A FULL-TIME JOB OR BUSINESS LASTING 2 CONSECUTIVE WEEKS OR MORE? ----------------------------------------------------------- UNIVERSE IS REF 3006 CODED 3. 1. IN LAST 5 YEARS 2. BEFORE LAST 5 YEARS 3. NEVER WORKED FULL TIME FOR TWO OR MORE WEEKS 4. NEVER WORKED AT ALL 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 1 70 - 0 VAR 3040 DINDUSTR MD=0 OR GE 999 REF 3040 LOC 382 WIDTH 3 0 Q.23B WHAT KIND OF BUSINESS OR INDUSTRY IS THIS? (INDUSTRY - CURRENT JOB) ----------------------------------------------------------- SEE NOTE(S) 2 0 UNIVERSE IS REF 3006 CODED 1-3 OR 4-7, REF 1008 MONTH IN SAMPLE CODED 4 OR 8 AND REF 3045 CODED 1-5. 000. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE; NOT CODED 999. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3041 RECODIND MD=0 OR GE 99 REF 3041 LOC 385 WIDTH 2 0 INDUSTRY RECODE - CURRENT JOB ----------------------------- SEE NOTE(S) 3 00. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 99. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3042 RECODOCC MD=0 OR GE 99 REF 3042 LOC 387 WIDTH 2 0 OCCUPATION RECODE - CURRENT JOB ------------------------------- SEE NOTE(S) 5 00. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 99. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 1 71 - 0 VAR 3043 DOCCUPAT MD=0 OR GE 999 REF 3043 LOC 389 WIDTH 3 0 Q.23C WHAT KIND OF WORK WAS ___ DOING? (OCCUPATION CODE - CURRENT JOB) ---------------------------------------------------------- SEE NOTE(S) 4 0 UNIVERSE IS REF 3006 EMPLOYMENT STATUS RECODE CODED 1, 2, OR 3 OR CODED 4-7 AND REF 1008 MONTH IN SAMPLE CODED 4 OR 8 AND REF 3045 CODED 1 TO 5. 000. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 999. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3044 DITEM23E MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 3044 LOC 392 WIDTH 1 0 Q.23E WAS THIS PERSON: AN EMPLOYEE OF PRIVATE COMPANY OR BUSINESS, OR INDIVIDUAL FOR WAGES, SALARY OR COMMISSION; A FEDERAL, STATE OR LOCAL GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEE; SELF-EMPLOYED IN OWN BUSINESS, PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE OR FARM; WORKING WITHOUT PAY IN FAMILY BUSINESS OR FARM; NEVER WORKED? ---------------------------------------------------------- UNIVERSE IS REF 3006 EMPLOYMENT STATUS RECODE CODED 1, 2 OR 3; OR REF 3006 CODED 4 TO 7 AND REF 1008 MONTH IN SAMPLE CODED 4 OR 8 AND REF 3045 CODED 1 TO 5. 1. PRIVATE 2. GOVERNMENT 3. SELF-EMPLOYED 4. WITHOUT PAY 5. NEVER WORKED 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE; NOT CODED 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 1 72 - 0 VAR 3045 DITEM24A MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 3045 LOC 393 WIDTH 1 0 Q.24A WHEN DID ___ LAST WORK FOR PAY AT A REGULAR JOB OR BUSINESS, EITHER FULL- OR PART-TIME? -------------------------------------------------------- UNIVERSE IS REF 3006 EMPLOYMENT STATUS RECODE CODED 4 TO 7 AND REF 1008 MONTH IN SAMPLE CODED 4 OR 8. 1. WITHIN PAST 12 MONTHS 2. 1 - 2 YEARS AGO 3. 2 - 3 YEARS AGO 4. 3 - 4 YEARS AGO 5. 4 - 5 YEARS AGO 6. 5 OR MORE YEARS AGO 7. NEVER WORKED 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3046 DITEM24B MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 3046 LOC 394 WIDTH 1 0 Q.24B WHY DID ___ LEAVE THAT JOB? --------------------------------- UNIVERSE IS REF 3006 EMPLOYMENT STATUS RECODE CODED 4 TO 7 AND REF 1008 MONTH IN SAMPLE CODED 4 OR 8 AND REF 3045 CODED 1 TO 5. 1. PERSONAL, FAMILY OR SCHOOL 2. HEALTH 3. RETIREMENT OR OLD AGE 4. SEASONAL JOB COMPLETED 5. SLACK WORK OR BUSINESS CONDITIONS 6. TEMPORARY NONSEASONAL JOB COMPLETED 7. UNSATISFACTORY WORK ARRANGEMENTS 8. OTHER 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 1 73 - 0 VAR 3047 DITEM24C MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 3047 LOC 395 WIDTH 1 0 Q.24C DOES ___ WANT A REGULAR JOB NOW, EITHER FULL- OR PART-TIME? ------------------------------------------------------ UNIVERSE IS REF 3006 EMPLOYMENT STATUS RECODE CODED 4 TO 7 AND REF 1008 MONTH IN SAMPLE CODED 4 OR 8. 1. YES 2. MAYBE, IT DEPENDS 3. NO 4. DON'T KNOW 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3048 DITEM24E MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 3048 LOC 396 WIDTH 1 0 Q.24E DOES ___ INTEND TO LOOK FOR WORK OF ANY KIND IN THE NEXT 12 MONTHS? --------------------------------------------------------- UNIVERSE IS REF 3006 EMPLOYMENT STATUS RECODE CODED 4 TO 7 AND REF 1008 MONTH IN SAMPLE CODED 4 OR 8. 1. YES 2. IT DEPENDS 3. NO 4. DON'T KNOW 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3049 BAALLLF MD=GE 9 REF 3049 LOC 397 WIDTH 1 0 ALLOCATION FLAG FOR REF 3007 ---------------------------- 1 74 - (CONTINUED) - 0. NOT ALLOCATED; NOT IN UNIVERSE 1. ALLOCATED 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3050 BAITM19 MD=GE 9 REF 3050 LOC 398 WIDTH 1 0 ALLOCATION FLAG FOR Q.19 ------------------------ 0. NOT ALLOCATED; NOT IN UNIVERSE 1. ALLOCATED 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3051 BAITM23B MD=GE 9 REF 3051 LOC 399 WIDTH 1 0 ALLOCATION FLAG FOR Q.23B ------------------------- 0. NOT ALLOCATED; NOT IN UNIVERSE 1. ALLOCATED 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3052 BAITM23C MD=GE 9 REF 3052 LOC 400 WIDTH 1 0 ALLOCATION FLAG FOR Q.23C ------------------------- 0. NOT ALLOCATED; NOT IN UNIVERSE 1. ALLOCATED 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 1 75 - 0 VAR 3053 BAITM23E MD=GE 9 REF 3053 LOC 401 WIDTH 1 0 ALLOCATION FLAG FOR Q.23E ------------------------- 0. NOT ALLOCATED; NOT IN UNIVERSE 1. ALLOCATED 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3054 BAITM20A MD=GE 9 REF 3054 LOC 402 WIDTH 1 0 ALLOCATION FLAG FOR Q.20A ------------------------- 0. NOT ALLOCATED; NOT IN UNIVERSE 1. ALLOCATED 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3055 BAITM20C MD=GE 9 REF 3055 LOC 403 WIDTH 1 0 ALLOCATION FLAG FOR Q.20C ------------------------- 0. NOT ALLOCATED; NOT IN UNIVERSE 1. ALLOCATED 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3056 BAITM21A MD=GE 9 REF 3056 LOC 404 WIDTH 1 0 ALLOCATION FLAG FOR Q.21A ------------------------- 1 76 - (CONTINUED) - 0. NOT ALLOCATED; NOT IN UNIVERSE 1. ALLOCATED 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3057 BAITM21B MD=GE 9 REF 3057 LOC 405 WIDTH 1 0 ALLOCATION FLAG FOR Q.21B ------------------------- 0. NOT ALLOCATED; NOT IN UNIVERSE 1. ALLOCATED 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3058 BAITM21C MD=GE 9 REF 3058 LOC 406 WIDTH 1 0 ALLOCATION FLAG FOR Q.21C ------------------------- 0. NOT ALLOCATED; NOT IN UNIVERSE 1. ALLOCATED 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3059 BAITM22C MD=GE 9 REF 3059 LOC 407 WIDTH 1 0 ALLOCATION FLAG FOR Q.22C ------------------------- 0. NOT ALLOCATED; NOT IN UNIVERSE 1. ALLOCATED 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 1 77 - 0 VAR 3060 BAITM22F MD=GE 9 REF 3060 LOC 408 WIDTH 1 0 ALLOCATION FLAG FOR Q.22F ------------------------- 0. NOT ALLOCATED; NOT IN UNIVERSE 1. ALLOCATED 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3061 BAITM22D MD=GE 9 REF 3061 LOC 409 WIDTH 1 0 ALLOCATION FLAG FOR Q.22D ------------------------- 0. NOT ALLOCATED; NOT IN UNIVERSE 1. ALLOCATED 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3062 BAITM24B MD=GE 9 REF 3062 LOC 410 WIDTH 1 0 ALLOCATION FLAG FOR Q.24B ------------------------- 0. NOT ALLOCATED; NOT IN UNIVERSE 1. ALLOCATED 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3063 BAITM24A MD=GE 9 REF 3063 LOC 411 WIDTH 1 0 ALLOCATION FLAG FOR Q.24A ------------------------- 1 78 - (CONTINUED) - 0. NOT ALLOCATED; NOT IN UNIVERSE 1. ALLOCATED 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3064 BAITM24C MD=GE 9 REF 3064 LOC 412 WIDTH 1 0 ALLOCATION FLAG FOR Q.24C ------------------------- 0. NOT ALLOCATED; NOT IN UNIVERSE 1. ALLOCATED 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3065 BAITM24D MD=GE 9 REF 3065 LOC 413 WIDTH 1 0 ALLOCATION FLAG FOR Q.24D ------------------------- 0. NOT ALLOCATED; NOT IN UNIVERSE 1. ALLOCATED 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3066 BAITM22A MD=GE 9 REF 3066 LOC 414 WIDTH 1 0 ALLOCATION FLAG FOR Q.22A ------------------------- 0. NOT ALLOCATED; NOT IN UNIVERSE 1. ALLOCATED 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 1 79 - 0 VAR 3067 BAITM22E MD=GE 9 REF 3067 LOC 415 WIDTH 1 0 ALLOCATION FLAG FOR Q.22E ------------------------- 0. NOT ALLOCATED; NOT IN UNIVERSE 1. ALLOCATED 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3068 BAITM22B MD=GE 9 REF 3068 LOC 416 WIDTH 1 0 ALLOCATION FLAG FOR Q.22B ------------------------- 0. NOT ALLOCATED; NOT IN UNIVERSE 1. ALLOCATED 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3069 BAITM24E MD=GE 9 REF 3069 LOC 417 WIDTH 1 0 ALLOCATION FLAG FOR Q.24E ------------------------- 0. NOT ALLOCATED; NOT IN UNIVERSE 1. ALLOCATED 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3070 BAESR MD=GE 9 REF 3070 LOC 418 WIDTH 1 0 ALLOCATION FLAG FOR REF 3006 ---------------------------- 1 80 - (CONTINUED) - 0. NOT ALLOCATED; NOT IN UNIVERSE 1. ALLOCATED 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3071 BWEIGHT MD=0 OR LE -900 REF 3071 LOC 419 WIDTH 11 IMP DEC= 2 0 BASIC CPS WEIGHT - CIVILIANS 14 AND OVER ---------------------------------------- SPANISH POPULATION WHICH IS OVERSAMPLED HAS A WEIGHT OF 0000000-9.00 OR 0. ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED. 000000000.00 NOT IN UNIVERSE 0000000-9.00 INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD ............................................................... 0 VAR 3072 POPSTAT MD=GE 9 REF 3072 LOC 430 WIDTH 1 0 POPULATION TYPE --------------- 0. NONINTERVIEW RECORD 1. CIVILIAN 15 OR OVER 2. ARMED FORCES 3. CHILDREN 9. MISSING DATA 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3073 RELHEAD MD=GE 9 REF 3073 LOC 431 WIDTH 1 0 RELATIONSHIP TO HOUSEHOLDER --------------------------- 1 81 - (CONTINUED) - 1. HOUSEHOLDER WITH OTHER RELATIVES 2. NONFAMILY HOUSEHOLDER 3. SPOUSE OF HOUSEHOLDER 4. CHILD OF HOUSEHOLDER 5. OTHER RELATIVE OF HOUSEHOLDER 6. UNRELATED SUBFAMILY MEMBER 7. UNRELATED INDIVIDUAL 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3074 TYPEBOX MD=GE 9 REF 3074 LOC 432 WIDTH 1 0 FAMILY TYPE ----------- 0. FAMILY 1. UNRELATED INDIVIDUAL 2. UNRELATED SUBFAMILY MEMBER 3. RELATED SUBFAMILY 4. NONFAMILY HOUSEHOLDER 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3075 FAMNUMBE MD=GE 9 REF 3075 LOC 433 WIDTH 1 0 FAMILY NUMBER ------------- 0. NOT IN RELATED OR UNRELATED SUBFAMILY 1. RELATED OR UNRELATED SUBFAMILY . . 6. RELATED OR UNRELATED SUBFAMILY 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 1 82 - 0 VAR 3076 FAMREL MD=GE 9 REF 3076 LOC 434 WIDTH 1 0 FAMILY RELATIONSHIP ------------------- 0. NOT IN RELATED OR UNRELATED SUBFAMILY 1. HOUSEHOLDER (RELATED OR UNRELATED SUBFAMILY) 2. SPOUSE (RELATED OR UNRELATED SUBFAMILY) 3. CHILD (RELATED OR UNRELATED SUBFAMILY) 4. OTHER RELATIVE (RELATED SUBFAMILY) 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3077 MARSTAT MD=GE 9 REF 3077 LOC 435 WIDTH 1 0 MARITAL STATUS -------------- 1. MARRIED, CIVILIAN SPOUSE PRESENT 2. MARRIED, ARMED FORCES SPOUSE PRESENT 3. MARRIED, ARMED FORCES SPOUSE ABSENT 4. MARRIED, SPOUSE ABSENT 5. WIDOWED 6. DIVORCED 7. SEPARATED 8. NEVER MARRIED (INCLUDES UNDER 14 YEARS) 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3078 SEX MD=GE 9 REF 3078 LOC 436 WIDTH 1 0 Q.18E SEX --------- 1. MALE 2. FEMALE 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 1 83 - 0 VAR 3079 RACE MD=GE 9 REF 3079 LOC 437 WIDTH 1 0 RACE ---- 1. WHITE 2. BLACK 3. OTHER 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3080 AGE MD=GE 99 REF 3080 LOC 438 WIDTH 2 0 Q.18C AGE IN SINGLE YEARS ------------------------- ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED. 99. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3081 VET MD=GE 9 REF 3081 LOC 440 WIDTH 1 0 Q.18E VETERAN STATUS -------------------- 0. FEMALES, CHILDREN UNDER 14 1. VIETMAN ERA 2. KOREAN 3. WW II 4. WW I 5. OTHER SERVICE 6. NON-VETERAN 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 1 84 - 0 VAR 3082 ETHNICIT MD=GE 99 REF 3082 LOC 441 WIDTH 2 0 SPANISH ETHNICITY ----------------- 10. MEXICAN AMERICAN 11. CHICANO 12. MEXICAN 13. MEXICANO 14. PUERTO RICAN 15. CUBAN 16. CENTRAL OR SOUTH AMERICAN 17. OTHER SPANISH 30. ANOTHER GROUP NOT LISTED 39. DON'T KNOW 40. NOT AVAILABLE 99. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3083 HIGHGRAD MD=GE 99 REF 3083 LOC 443 WIDTH 2 0 Q.18F HIGHEST GRADE ATTENDED ---------------------------- 00. CHILDREN UNDER 15 01. NONE 02. ELEMENTARY ONE 03. ELEMENTARY TWO 04. ELEMENTARY THREE 05. ELEMENTARY FOUR 06. ELEMENTARY FIVE 07. ELEMENTARY SIX 08. ELEMENTARY SEVEN 09. ELEMENTARY EIGHT 10. HIGH SCHOOL ONE 11. HIGH SCHOOL TWO 12. HIGH SCHOOL THREE 13. HIGH SCHOOL FOUR 14. COLLEGE ONE 15. COLLEGE TWO 16. COLLEGE THREE 17. COLLEGE FOUR 18. COLLEGE FIVE 1 85 - (CONTINUED) - 19. COLLEGE SIX OR MORE 99. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3084 GRADECOM MD=GE 9 REF 3084 LOC 445 WIDTH 1 0 Q.18G COMPLETED HIGHEST GRADE ATTENDED -------------------------------------- 0. CHILDREN UNDER 15 1. YES 2. NO 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3085 MARSUPPW MD=LE -900 REF 3085 LOC 446 WIDTH 11 IMP DEC= 2 0 MARCH SUPPLEMENT WEIGHT ----------------------- ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED. 0000000-9.00 INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD ............................................................... 0 VAR 3086 I34N MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 3086 LOC 457 WIDTH 1 0 Q.29A/Q.29B DID ___ WORK AT A JOB OR BUSINESS AT ANY TIME DURING 1979? DID ___ DO ANY TEMPORARY, PART-TIME, OR SEASONAL WORK EVEN FOR A FEW DAYS DURING 1979? --------------------------------------------------------- 1. NO, DID NOT WORK 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE; NOT CODED 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 1 86 - 0 VAR 3087 I35 MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 3087 LOC 458 WIDTH 1 0 -- IF CODED 1 AT Q.29A/Q.29B -- Q.30 EVEN THOUGH ___ DID NOT WORK IN 1979, DID HE/SHE SPEND ANY TIME TRYING TO FIND A JOB OR ON LAYOFF? ----------------------------------------------------------- 1. YES 2. NO 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3088 I36 MD=0 OR GE 99 REF 3088 LOC 459 WIDTH 2 0 -- IF CODED 1 AT Q.30 -- Q.31 HOW MANY DIFFERENT WEEKS WAS ___ LOOKING FOR WORK OR ON LAYOFF FROM A JOB? ------------------------------------------------------------ ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED. 00. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 99. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3089 I37 MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 3089 LOC 461 WIDTH 1 0 Q.32 WHAT WAS THE MAIN REASON ___ DID NOT WORK IN 1979? ------------------------------------------------------- 1. ILL OR DISABLED AND UNABLE TO WORK 2. TAKING CARE OF HOME/FAMILY 3. GOING TO SCHOOL 4. COULD NOT FIND WORK 5. IN ARMED FORCES 6. RETIRED 1 87 - (CONTINUED) - 7. OTHER 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3090 I34WK MD=0 OR GE 99 REF 3090 LOC 462 WIDTH 2 0 Q.33 DURING 1979 IN HOW MANY WEEKS DID ___ WORK EVEN FOR A FEW HOURS? INCLUDE PAID VACATION AND SICK LEAVE AS WORK. ---------------------------------------------------------- 01. WEEK . . 52. WEEKS 00. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 99. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3091 I38 MD=0 OR GE 99 REF 3091 LOC 464 WIDTH 2 0 Q.41 IN THE WEEKS THAT ___ WORKED, HOW MANY HOURS DID ___ USUALLY WORK PER WEEK? --------------------------------------------------------- ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED. 00. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 99. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3092 I39 MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 3092 LOC 466 WIDTH 1 0 Q.39 FOR HOW MANY EMPLOYERS DID ___ WORK IN 1979? IF MORE THAN ONE AT SAME TIME, ONLY COUNT IT AS ONE EMPLOYER. ---------------------------------------------------------- 1 88 - (CONTINUED) - 1. 1 EMPLOYER LAST YEAR 2. 2 EMPLOYERS 3. 3 OR MORE EMPLOYERS 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3093 I40 MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 3093 LOC 467 WIDTH 1 0 Q.40 DID ___ LOOK FOR WORK BETWEEN JOBS IN 1979? ------------------------------------------------ 1. YES, DID LOOK FOR WORK BETWEEN JOBS 2. NO 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3094 I42 MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 3094 LOC 468 WIDTH 1 0 Q.35 DID ___ LOSE ANY FULL WEEKS OF WORK IN 1979 BECAUSE HE/SHE WAS ON LAYOFF FROM A JOB OR LOST A JOB? -------------------------------------------------------- 1. YES, LOST WORK DUE TO LAYOFF OR LOST JOB 2. NO 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3095 I43N MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 3095 LOC 469 WIDTH 1 0 Q.36 YOU SAID ____ WORKED ABOUT WEEKS IN 1979. HOW MANY OF THE REMAINING <52 MINUS ENTRY FROM REF 1 89 - (CONTINUED) - 3090> WEEKS WAS ___ LOOKING FOR WORK OR ON LAYOFF FROM A JOB? ------------------------------------------------------------ 1. NONE CODED 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE; NOT CODED 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3096 I43WK MD=0 OR GE 99 REF 3096 LOC 470 WIDTH 2 0 Q.36 YOU SAID ____ WORKED ABOUT WEEKS IN 1979. HOW MANY OF THE REMAINING <52 MINUS ENTRY FROM REF 3090> WEEKS WAS ___ LOOKING FOR WORK OR ON LAYOFF FROM A JOB? ------------------------------------------------------------ 01. 1 WEEK LOOKING OR ON LAYOFF . 51. 51 WEEKS LOOKING OR ON LAYOFF 00. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 99. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3097 I44 MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 3097 LOC 472 WIDTH 1 0 Q.37 WERE THE WEEKS ___ WAS LOOKING FOR WORK (OR ON LAYOFF) ALL IN ONE STRETCH? --------------------------------------------------------- 1. YES, 1 STRETCH 2. NO, 2 STRETCHES 3. NO, 3 OR MORE STRETCHES 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 1 90 - 0 VAR 3098 I45 MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 3098 LOC 473 WIDTH 1 0 -- IF THE ENTRIES AT REF 3090 AND REF 3096 TOTAL LESS THAN 52 WEEKS -- Q.38 WHAT WAS ___ DOING MOST OF THE REMAINING WEEKS IN 1979? ------------------------------------------------------------ 1. ILL OR DISABLED AND UNABLE TO WORK 2. TAKING CARE OF HOME OR FAMILY 3. GOING TO SCHOOL 4. IN ARMED FORCES 5. RETIRED 6. DOING SOMETHING ELSE 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3099 I47 MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 3099 LOC 474 WIDTH 1 0 Q.43 DID ___ WORK LESS THAN 35 HOURS FOR AT LEAST ONE WEEK IN 1979? EXCLUDE TIME OFF WITH PAY BECAUSE OF HOLIDAYS, VACATION, DAYS OFF, OR SICKNESS. ---------------------------------------------------------- 1. YES, WORKED SOME PART TIME 2. NO 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3100 I48 MD=0 OR GE 99 REF 3100 LOC 475 WIDTH 2 0 -- IF CODED 1 AT REF 3099 -- Q.44 HOW MANY WEEKS DID ___ WORK LESS THAN 35 HOURS IN 1979? ------------------------------------------------------------ 1 91 - (CONTINUED) - 01. 1 WEEK . . 52. 52 WEEKS 00. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 99. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3101 I49 MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 3101 LOC 477 WIDTH 1 0 Q.45 WHAT WAS THE MAIN REASON ___ WORKED LESS THAN 35 HOURS PER WEEK? ----------------------------------------------------------- 1. COULD ONLY FIND PART TIME JOB 2. WANTED TO WORK PART TIME OR COULD WORK ONLY PART TIME 3. SLACK WORK OR MATERIAL SHORTAGE 4. OTHER 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3102 I50CW MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 3102 LOC 478 WIDTH 1 0 Q.46/Q.47E WHAT WAS ___'S LONGEST JOB IN 1979? - CLASS OF WORKER --------------------------------------------------------- 1. PRIVATE 2. FEDERAL GOVERNMENT 3. STATE GOVERNMENT 4. LOCAL GOVERNMENT 5. SELF-EMPLOYED - INCORPORATED 6. SELF-EMPLOYED OR FARM 7. WITHOUT PAY 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 1 92 - 0 VAR 3103 I50IND MD=GE 999 REF 3103 LOC 479 WIDTH 3 0 Q.46/Q.47B WHAT WAS ___'S LONGEST JOB IN 1979? - INDUSTRY CODE --------------------------------------------------------- SEE NOTE(S) 2 0 ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED. 999. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3104 I50OCC MD=GE 999 REF 3104 LOC 482 WIDTH 3 0 Q.46/Q.47C WHAT WAS ___'S LONGEST JOB IN 1979 - OCCUPATION CODE ---------------------------------------------------------- SEE NOTE(S) 4 0 ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED. 999. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3105 I51AWS MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 3105 LOC 485 WIDTH 1 0 WAGE AND SALARY RECIPIENCY -------------------------- 1. YES, WAGE AND SALARY RECIPIENCY 2. NO WAGE AND SALARY RECIPIENCY 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 1 93 - (CONTINUED) - 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3106 I51BSE MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 3106 LOC 486 WIDTH 1 0 SELF-EMPLOYMENT RECIPIENCY -------------------------- 1. YES, SELF-EMPLOYMENT RECIPIENCY 2. NO SELF-EMPLOYMENT RECIPIENCY 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3107 151CFR MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 3107 LOC 487 WIDTH 1 0 FARM INCOME RECIPIENCY ---------------------- 1. YES, FARM INCOME RECIPIENCY 2. NO FARM INCOME RECIPIENCY 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3108 I52ASS MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 3108 LOC 488 WIDTH 1 0 SOCIAL SECURITY RECIPIENCY -------------------------- 1 94 - (CONTINUED) - 1. YES, SOCIAL SECURITY RECIPIENCY 2. NO SOCIAL SECURITY RECIPIENCY 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3109 I52ARR MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 3109 LOC 489 WIDTH 1 0 RAILROAD RETIREMENT RECIPIENCY ------------------------------ 1. YES, RAILROAD RETIREMENT RECIPIENCY 2. NO RAILROAD RETIREMENT RECIPIENCY 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3110 I52BUS MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 3110 LOC 490 WIDTH 1 0 U.S. GOVERNMENT RECIPIENCY -------------------------- 1. YES, U.S. GOVERNMENT RECIPIENCY 2. NO U.S. GOVERNMENT RECIPIENCY 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 1 95 - 0 VAR 3111 I52BSL MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 3111 LOC 491 WIDTH 1 0 STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT RECIPIENCY ------------------------------------- 1. YES, STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT RECIPIENCY 2. NO STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT RECIPIENCY 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3112 I53AADC MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 3112 LOC 492 WIDTH 1 0 AID TO DEPENDENT CHILDREN RECIPIENCY ------------------------------------ 1. YES, AID TO DEPENDENT CHILDREN RECIPIENCY 2. NO AID TO DEPENDENT CHILDREN RECIPIENCY 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3113 I53AOTH MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 3113 LOC 493 WIDTH 1 0 OTHER PUBLIC ASSISTANCE RECIPIENCY ---------------------------------- 1. YES, OTHER PUBLIC ASSISTANCE RECIPIENCY 2. NO OTHER PUBLIC ASSISTANCE RECIPIENCY 1 96 - (CONTINUED) - 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3114 I53BINT MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 3114 LOC 494 WIDTH 1 0 INTEREST RECIPIENCY ------------------- 1. YES, INTEREST RECIPIENCY 2. NO INTEREST RECIPIENCY 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3115 I53CDIV MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 3115 LOC 495 WIDTH 1 0 DIVIDENDS RECIPIENCY -------------------- 1. YES, DIVIDENDS RECIPIENCY 2. NO DIVIDENDS RECIPIENCY 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3116 I53CRENT MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 3116 LOC 496 WIDTH 1 0 RENT AND ROYALTIES RECIPIENCY ----------------------------- 1 97 - (CONTINUED) - 1. YES, RENT AND ROYALTIES RECIPIENCY 2. NO RENT AND ROYALTIES RECIPIENCY 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3117 I53CEST MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 3117 LOC 497 WIDTH 1 0 ESTATES AND TRUSTS RECIPIENCY ----------------------------- 1. YES, ESTATES AND TRUSTS RECIPIENCY 2. NO ESTATES AND TRUSTS RECIPIENCY 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3118 I53DVP MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 3118 LOC 498 WIDTH 1 0 VETERANS' PAYMENTS RECIPIENCY ----------------------------- 1. YES, VETERANS PAYMENTS RECIPIENCY 2. NO VETERANS PAYMENTS RECIPIENCY 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 1 98 - 0 VAR 3119 153DUC MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 3119 LOC 499 WIDTH 1 0 UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION RECIPIENCY ------------------------------------ 1. YES, UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION RECIPIENCY 2. NO UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION RECIPIENCY 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3120 I53DWC MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 3120 LOC 500 WIDTH 1 0 WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION RECIPIENCY --------------------------------- 1. YES, WORKER'S COMPENSATION RECIPIENCY 2. NO WORKER'S COMPENSATION RECIPIENCY 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3121 I53EPP MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 3121 LOC 501 WIDTH 1 0 PRIVATE PENSIONS RECIPIENCY --------------------------- 1. YES, PRIVATE PENSIONS RECIPIENCY 2. NO PRIVATE PENSIONS RECIPIENCY 1 99 - (CONTINUED) - 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3122 I53EMR MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 3122 LOC 502 WIDTH 1 0 MILITARY RETIREMENT RECIPIENCY ------------------------------ 1. YES, MILITARY RETIREMENT RECIPIENCY 2. NO MILITARY RETIREMENT RECIPIENCY 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3123 I53EFG MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 3123 LOC 503 WIDTH 1 0 FEDERAL GOVERNMENT PENSION RECIPIENCY ------------------------------------- 1. YES, FEDERAL GOVERNMENT PENSION RECIPIENCY 2. NO FEDERAL GOVERNMENT PENSION RECIPIENCY 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3124 I53ELG MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 3124 LOC 504 WIDTH 1 0 STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT PENSION RECIPIENCY --------------------------------------------- 1 100 - (CONTINUED) - 1. YES, STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT PENSION RECIPIENCY 2. NO STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT PENSION RECIPIENCY 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3125 I53FAL MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 3125 LOC 505 WIDTH 1 0 ALIMONY AND CHILD SUPPORT RECIPIENCY ------------------------------------ 1. YES, ALIMONY AND CHILD SUPPORT RECIPIENCY 2. NO ALIMONY AND CHILD SUPPORT RECIPIENCY 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3126 I53FREG MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 3126 LOC 506 WIDTH 1 0 OTHER REGULAR CONTRIBUTION RECIPIENCY ------------------------------------- 1. YES, OTHER REGULAR CONTRIBUTION RECIPIENCY 2. NO OTHER REGULAR CONTRIBUTION RECIPIENCY 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 1 101 - 0 VAR 3127 I53FAE MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 3127 LOC 507 WIDTH 1 0 ANYTHING ELSE RECIPIENCY ------------------------ 1. YES, ANYTHING ELSE RECIPIENCY 2. NO ANYTHING ELSE RECIPIENCY 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 .......................................................... 0 REF 3128 THROUGH REF 3138 ARE FLAGS INDICATING WHETHER THE CORRESPONDING ITEMS HAVE BEEN ALLOCATED FOR THE INCOME FIELDS FROM REFS 3105-3127. ............................................................... 0 VAR 3128 INCWSFLA MD=GE 9 REF 3128 LOC 508 WIDTH 1 0 ALLOCATION FLAG: WAGES AND SALARIES ------------------------------------ 0. NO ALLOCATION 1. INCOME AMOUNT ALLOCATED 2. RECIPIENCY TYPE ALLOCATED 3. INCOME AND RECIPIENCY TYPE ALLOCATED 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3129 INCSEFLA MD=GE 9 REF 3129 LOC 509 WIDTH 1 0 ALLOCATION FLAG: SELF-EMPLOYMENT --------------------------------- 1 102 - (CONTINUED) - 0. NO ALLOCATION 1. INCOME AMOUNT ALLOCATED 2. RECIPIENCY TYPE ALLOCATED 3. INCOME AND RECIPIENCY TYPE ALLOCATED 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3130 INCFRFLA MD=GE 9 REF 3130 LOC 510 WIDTH 1 0 ALLOCATION FLAG: FARM INCOME ----------------------------- 0. NO ALLOCATION 1. INCOME AMOUNT ALLOCATED 2. RECIPIENCY TYPE ALLOCATED 3. INCOME AND RECIPIENCY TYPE ALLOCATED 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3131 INCUSFLA MD=GE 9 REF 3131 LOC 511 WIDTH 1 0 ALLOCATION FLAG: U.S. GOVERNMENT RECIPIENCY -------------------------------------------- 0. NO ALLOCATION 1. INCOME AMOUNT ALLOCATED 2. RECIPIENCY TYPE ALLOCATED 3. INCOME AND RECIPIENCY TYPE ALLOCATED 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3132 INCSPFLA MD=GE 9 REF 3132 LOC 512 WIDTH 1 0 ALLOCATION FLAG: STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT RECIPIENCY ------------------------------------------------------- 1 103 - (CONTINUED) - 0. NO ALLOCATION 1. INCOME AMOUNT ALLOCATED 2. RECIPIENCY TYPE ALLOCATED 3. INCOME AND RECIPIENCY TYPE ALLOCATED 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3133 INCPAFLA MD=GE 9 REF 3133 LOC 513 WIDTH 1 0 ALLOCATION FLAG: PUBLIC ASSISTANCE ----------------------------------- 0. NO ALLOCATION 1. INCOME AMOUNT ALLOCATED 2. RECIPIENCY TYPE ALLOCATED 3. INCOME AND RECIPIENCY TYPE ALLOCATED 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3134 INCINTFL MD=GE 9 REF 3134 LOC 514 WIDTH 1 0 ALLOCATION FLAG: INTEREST -------------------------- 0. NO ALLOCATION 1. INCOME AMOUNT ALLOCATED 2. RECIPIENCY TYPE ALLOCATED 3. INCOME AND RECIPIENCY TYPE ALLOCATED 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3135 INCDIVFL MD=GE 9 REF 3135 LOC 515 WIDTH 1 0 ALLOCATION FLAG: DIVIDENDS --------------------------- 1 104 - (CONTINUED) - 0. NO ALLOCATION 1. INCOME AMOUNT ALLOCATED 2. RECIPIENCY TYPE ALLOCATED 3. INCOME AND RECIPIENCY TYPE ALLOCATED 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3136 INCVPFLA MD=GE 9 REF 3136 LOC 516 WIDTH 1 0 ALLOCATION FLAG: VETERANS PAYMENTS ----------------------------------- 0. NO ALLOCATION 1. INCOME AMOUNT ALLOCATED 2. RECIPIENCY TYPE ALLOCATED 3. INCOME AND RECIPIENCY TYPE ALLOCATED 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3137 INCRETFL MD=GE 9 REF 3137 LOC 517 WIDTH 1 0 ALLOCATION FLAG: RENTAL INCOME ------------------------------- 0. NO ALLOCATION 1. INCOME AMOUNT ALLOCATED 2. RECIPIENCY TYPE ALLOCATED 3. INCOME AND RECIPIENCY TYPE ALLOCATED 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3138 INCCSFLA MD=GE 9 REF 3138 LOC 518 WIDTH 1 0 ALLOCATION FLAG: CHILD SUPPORT ------------------------------- 1 105 - (CONTINUED) - 0. NO ALLOCATION 1. INCOME AMOUNT ALLOCATED 2. RECIPIENCY TYPE ALLOCATED 3. INCOME AND RECIPIENCY TYPE ALLOCATED 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3139 I51A MD=GE 99999 REF 3139 LOC 519 WIDTH 5 0 WAGES OR SALARIES ----------------- 00000. 00000 DOLLARS . . 50000. 50000 DOLLARS 99999. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3140 I51B MD=GE 999999 REF 3140 LOC 524 WIDTH 6 0 SELF-EMPLOYMENT INCOME ---------------------- A NEGATIVE AMOUNT INDICATES LOSS. -99999. -99999 DOLLARS . . 050000. 50000 DOLLARS 999999. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 1 106 - 0 VAR 3141 I51C MD=GE 999999 REF 3141 LOC 530 WIDTH 6 0 FARM INCOME ----------- A NEGATIVE AMOUNT INDICATES LOSS. -99999. -99999 DOLLARS . . 050000. 50000 DOLLARS 999999. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3142 I52A MD=GE 99999 REF 3142 LOC 536 WIDTH 5 0 INCOME FROM U.S. GOVERNMENT --------------------------- 00000. 00000 DOLLARS . . 19999. 19999 DOLLARS 99999. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3143 I52B MD=GE 9999 REF 3143 LOC 541 WIDTH 4 0 SUPPLEMENTAL SECURITY INCOME ---------------------------- 0000. 0000 DOLLARS . . 5999. 5999 DOLLARS 9999. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3144 I53A MD=GE 99999 REF 3144 LOC 545 WIDTH 5 0 PUBLIC ASSISTANCE AMOUNT ------------------------ 00000. 00000 DOLLARS . . 19999. 19999 DOLLARS 99999. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3145 I53B MD=GE 99999 REF 3145 LOC 550 WIDTH 5 0 INTEREST AMOUNT --------------- 00000. 00000 DOLLARS . . 50000. 50000 DOLLARS 99999. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 1 108 - 0 VAR 3146 I53C MD=GE 999999 REF 3146 LOC 555 WIDTH 6 0 DIVIDENDS, RENTALS, TRUST INCOME -------------------------------- NEGATIVE AMOUNT INDICATES LOSS. -99999. -99999 DOLLARS . . 050000. 50000 DOLLARS 999999. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3147 I53D MD=GE 99999 REF 3147 LOC 561 WIDTH 5 0 VETERANS, UNEMPLOYMENT, WORKMAN'S COMPENSATION ---------------------------------------------- 00000. 00000 DOLLARS . . 29999. 29999 DOLLARS 99999. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3148 I53E MD=GE 99999 REF 3148 LOC 566 WIDTH 5 0 PENSION INCOME -------------- 00000. 00000 DOLLARS . . 50000. 50000 DOLLARS 99999. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3149 I53F MD=GE 99999 REF 3149 LOC 571 WIDTH 5 0 ALIMONY, CHILD SUPPORT, OTHER INCOME ------------------------------------ 00000. 00000 DOLLARS . . 50000. 50000 DOLLARS 99999. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3150 PINCTOT MD=GE 9999999 REF 3150 LOC 576 WIDTH 7 0 PERSONAL TOTAL INCOME --------------------- -150000. -150000 DOLLARS . . 0500000. 500000 DOLLARS 9999999. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 1 110 - 0 VAR 3151 PINCEARN MD=GE 9999999 REF 3151 LOC 583 WIDTH 7 0 TOTAL EARNINGS -------------- -150000. -150000 DOLLARS . . 0150000. 150000 DOLLARS 9999999. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3152 PINCOTH MD=GE 9999999 REF 3152 LOC 590 WIDTH 7 0 TOTAL OTHER INCOME ------------------ -150000. -150000 DOLLARS . . 0350000. 350000 DOLLARS 9999999. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 .......................................................... 0 REF 3153 THROUGH REF 3167 ARE FLAGS INDICATING THAT THE CORRESPONDING ITEM HAS BEEN TOP-CODED FOR CONFIDENTIALITY. 1 111 - 0 VAR 3153 FLAG51A MD=GE 9 REF 3153 LOC 597 WIDTH 1 0 TOP CODED FLAG: WAGES AND SALARIES ----------------------------------- 0. NOT TOP CODED 1. TOP CODED 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3154 FLAG51B MD=GE 9 REF 3154 LOC 598 WIDTH 1 0 TOP CODED FLAG: SELF EMPLOYMENT -------------------------------- 0. NOT TOP CODED 1. TOP CODED 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3155 FLAG51C MD=GE 9 REF 3155 LOC 599 WIDTH 1 0 TOP CODED FLAG: FARM INCOME ---------------------------- 0. NOT TOP CODED 1. TOP CODED 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3156 FLAG52A MD=GE 9 REF 3156 LOC 600 WIDTH 1 0 TOP CODED FLAG: SOCIAL SECURITY/RAILROAD RETIREMENT ---------------------------------------------------- 1 112 - (CONTINUED) - 0. NOT TOP CODED 1. TOP CODED 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3157 FLAG52B MD=GE 9 REF 3157 LOC 601 WIDTH 1 0 TOP CODED FLAG: U.S. GOVERNMENT RECIPIENCY/STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT RECIPIENCY ----------------------------------------------------------- 0. NOT TOP CODED 1. TOP CODED 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3158 FLAG53A MD=GE 9 REF 3158 LOC 602 WIDTH 1 0 TOP CODED FLAG: PUBLIC ASSISTANCE ---------------------------------- 0. NOT TOP CODED 1. TOP CODED 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3159 FLAG53B MD=GE 9 REF 3159 LOC 603 WIDTH 1 0 TOP CODED FLAG: INTEREST ------------------------- 0. NOT TOP CODED 1. TOP CODED 1 113 - (CONTINUED) - 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3160 FLAG53C MD=GE 9 REF 3160 LOC 604 WIDTH 1 0 TOP CODED FLAG: DIVIDENDS/RENT AND ROYALTIES/ESTATES AND TRUSTS --------------------------------------------------------- 0. NOT TOP CODED 1. TOP CODED 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3161 FLAG53D MD=GE 9 REF 3161 LOC 605 WIDTH 1 0 TOP CODED FLAG: VETERAN'S PAYMENTS/UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION/WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION ------------------------------------------------ 0. NOT TOP CODED 1. TOP CODED 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3162 FLAG53E MD=GE 9 REF 3162 LOC 606 WIDTH 1 0 TOP CODED FLAG: PRIVATE PENSIONS/MILITARY RETIREMENT/FEDERAL GOVERNMENT PENSION/STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT PENSION ----------------------------------------------------- 0. NOT TOP CODED 1. TOP CODED 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 1 114 - 0 VAR 3163 FLAG53F MD=GE 9 REF 3163 LOC 607 WIDTH 1 0 TOP CODED FLAG: ALIMONY AND CHILD SUPPORT/OTHER CONTRIBUTIONS ------------------------------------------------ 0. NOT TOP CODED 1. TOP CODED 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3164 FLPINTOT MD=GE 9 REF 3164 LOC 608 WIDTH 1 0 TOP CODED FLAG: TOTAL PERSONAL INCOME -------------------------------------- 0. NOT TOP CODED 1. TOP CODED 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3165 FLPINERN MD=GE 9 REF 3165 LOC 609 WIDTH 1 0 TOP CODED FLAG: TOTAL EARNINGS ------------------------------- 0. NOT TOP CODED 1. TOP CODED 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 1 115 - 0 VAR 3166 FLPINOTH MD=GE 9 REF 3166 LOC 610 WIDTH 1 0 TOP CODED FLAG: TOTAL OTHER INCOME ----------------------------------- 0. NOT TOP CODED 1. TOP CODED 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3167 PLOWINC MD=0 OR GE 999999 REF 3167 LOC 611 WIDTH 6 0 LOW INCOME (POVERTY) CUT-OFF DOLLAR AMOUNT - 2 ---------------------------------------------- ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED. 000000. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE, PERSONS LESS THAN 65 999999. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3168 RBEMPST MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 3168 LOC 617 WIDTH 1 0 LABOR FORCE RECODE 1 -------------------- 1. FULL-TIME 2. PART-TIME 3. UNEMPLOYED EXPERIENCED 4. UNEMPLOYED NOT EXPERIENCED 5. ARMED FORCES 6. NOT IN LABOR FORCE 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 1 116 - 0 VAR 3169 REMPSTA MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 3169 LOC 618 WIDTH 1 0 LABOR FORCE RECODE 2 -------------------- 1. NOT IN LABOR FORCE 2. UNEMPLOYED 3. NONAGRICULTURAL EMPLOYMENT 4. AGRICULTURAL EMPLOYMENT 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3170 RHHDFMS MD=GE 99 REF 3170 LOC 619 WIDTH 2 0 HOUSEHOLD RECODE 1 ------------------ 01. HOUSEHOLDER 02. SPOUSE OF FAMILY HOUSEHOLDER 03. CHILD, UNDER 18 REFERENCE PERSON OF RELATED SUBFAMILY 04. CHILD, UNDER 18, NOT IN A RELATED SUBFAMILY 05. CHILD UNDER 18 EVER MARRIED REFERENCE PERSON OF RELATED SUBFAMILY 06. CHILD UNDER 18 EVER MARRIED NOT IN RELATED SUBFAMILY 07. CHILD UNDER 18 EVER MARRIED NOT RELATED SUBFAMILY 08. 18 AND OVER NEVER MARRIED, REFERENCE PERSON OF RELATED SUBFAMILY 09. 18 AND OVER NEVER MARRIED, NOT IN A RELATED SUBFAMILY 10. 18 AND OVER MARRIED REFERENCE PERSON OF RELATED SUBFAMILY 11. 18 AND OVER EVER MARRIED SPOUSE OF RELATED SUBFAMILY REFERENCE PERSON 12. 18 AND OVER MARRIED NOT IN A RELATED SUBFAMILY 13. GRANDCHILD UNDER 18, NOT MARRIED, OF HOUSEHOLDER 14. OTHER RELATIVE, UNDER 18, NOT MARRIED, REFERENCE PERSONS OF RELATED SUBFAMILY 15. OTHER RELATIVE, UNDER 18, NOT MARRIED, CHILD OF RELATED SUBFAMILY 16. OTHER RELATIVE, UNDER 18, NOT MARRIED, NOT IN 1 117 - (CONTINUED) - RELATED SUBFAMILY 17. OTHER RELATIVE UNDER 18, EVER MARRIED, REFERENCE PERSON OF RELATED SUBFAMILY 18. OTHER RELATIVE UNDER 18, EVER MARRIED, SPOUSE IN RELATED SUBFAMILY 19. OTHER RELATIVE UNDER 18, EVER MARRIED, NOT IN A RELATED SUBFAMILY 20. OTHER RELATIVE, 18 AND OVER, NOT MARRIED, REFERENCE PERSON RELATED SUBFAMILY 21. OTHER RELATIVE, 18 AND OVER, NOT MARRIED, NOT IN RELATED SUBFAMILY 22. OTHER RELATIVE, 18 AND OVER, EVER MARRIED, REFERENCE PERSON IN RELATED SUBFAMILY 23. OTHER RELATIVE, 18 AND OVER, EVER MARRIED, SPOUSE IN RELATED SUBFAMILY 24. OTHER RELATIVE, 18 AND OVER, EVER MARRIED, NOT IN A RELATED SUBFAMILY 25. IN SECOND FAMILY, REFERENCE PERSON OF UNRELATED SUBFAMILY 26. IN SECOND FAMILY, SPOUSE OF UNRELATED SUBFAMILY REFERENCE PERSON 27. HOUSEHOLDER, CHILD UNDER 18, NOT MARRIED, UNRELATED SUBFAMILY 28. UNDER 18, NOT MARRIED, OTHER RELATIVE, UNRELATED SUBFAMILY 29. UNDER 18, EVER MARRIED, OTHER RELATIVE OF UNRELATED SUBFAMILY 30. 18 YEARS AND OVER, SINGLE, UNRELATED SUBFAMILY 31. 18 AND OVER, EVER MARRIED, OTHER RELATIVE UNRELATED SUBFAMILY 32. NONFAMILY HOUSEHOLDER, UNRELATED SUBFAMILY 33. UNRELATED INDIVIDUAL, UNRELATED SUBFAMILY 34. IN GROUP QUARTERS UNRELATED INDIVIDUAL 99. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3171 RHHDREL MD=GE 9 REF 3171 LOC 621 WIDTH 1 0 HOUSEHOLD RECODE 2 ------------------ 1. HOUSEHOLDER 2. SPOUSE OF HOUSEHOLDER 3. CHILD OF HOUSEHOLDER, UNDER 18, NEVER MARRIED 4. CHILD OF HOUSEHOLDER, UNDER 18, EVER MARRIED 1 118 - (CONTINUED) - 5. CHILD OF HOUSEHOLDER, 18 AND OVER 6. OTHER RELATIVE OF HOUSEHOLDER 7. NONRELATIVE OF HOUSEHOLDER 8. UNRELATED INDIVIDUALS 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEW HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3172 FRAMREL MD=GE 99 REF 3172 LOC 622 WIDTH 2 0 HOUSEHOLD RECODE 3 ------------------ 01. HOUSEHOLDER 02. SPOUSE OF HOUSEHOLDER 03. UNDER 18 YEARS, SINGLE (NEVER MARRIED) 04. UNDER 18 YEARS, EVER MARRIED 05. 18 YEARS AND OVER 06. GRANDCHILD OF HOUSEHOLDER 07. UNDER 18 YEARS, SINGLE (NEVER MARRIED) 08. UNDER 18 YEARS, EVER MARRIED 09. 18 YEARS AND OVER 10. NONFAMILY HOUSEHOLDER 11. UNRELATED INDIVIDUAL 99. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3173 RFAMST MD=GE 9 REF 3173 LOC 624 WIDTH 1 0 HOUSEHOLD RECODE 4 ------------------ 1. HOUSEHOLDER 2. SPOUSE 3. UNDER 6 YEARS 4. 6 TO 17 YEARS 5. OTHER FAMILY MEMBER 6. MALE 7. FEMALE 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 1 119 - 0 VAR 3174 RPARENT MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 3174 LOC 625 WIDTH 1 0 PARENTS RECODE (PRESENCE OF PARENTS) ------------------------------------ 1. BOTH PARENTS PRESENT 2. MOTHER ONLY PRESENT 3. FATHER ONLY PRESENT 4. NEITHER PARENT PRESENT 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3175 RAGE1 MD=0 OR GE 99 REF 3175 LOC 626 WIDTH 2 0 AGE RECODE 1 ------------ 01. 15 YEARS 02. 16 AND 17 YEARS 03. 18 AND 19 YEARS 04. 20 AND 21 YEARS 05. 22 TO 24 YEARS 06. 25 TO 29 YEARS 07. 30 TO 34 YEARS 08. 35 TO 39 YEARS 09. 40 TO 44 YEARS 10. 45 TO 49 YEARS 11. 50 TO 54 YEARS 12. 55 TO 59 YEARS 13. 60 TO 61 YEARS 14. 62 TO 64 YEARS 15. 65 TO 69 YEARS 16. 70 TO 74 YEARS 17. 75 YEARS AND OVER 00. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 99. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 1 120 - 0 VAR 3176 RAGE4 MD=GE 9 REF 3176 LOC 628 WIDTH 1 0 AGE RECODE 2 ------------ 1. UNDER 18 YEARS 2. 18 TO 64 YEARS 3. 65 YEARS AND OVER 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3177 RWEXP MD=0 OR GE 99 REF 3177 LOC 629 WIDTH 2 0 WEEKS WORKED RECODE ------------------- 01. 50 TO 52 WEEKS - WORKED FULL TIME 02. 48 TO 49 WEEKS - WORKED FULL TIME 03. 40 TO 47 WEEKS - WORKED FULL TIME 04. 27 TO 39 WEEKS - WORKED FULL TIME 05. 14 TO 26 WEEKS - WORKED FULL TIME 06. 13 WEEKS OR LESS - WORKED FULL TIME 07. 50 TO 52 WEEKS - WORKED PART TIME 08. 48 TO 49 WEEKS - WORKED PART TIME 09. 40 TO 47 WEEKS - WORKED PART TIME 10. 27 TO 39 WEEKS - WORKED PART TIME 11. 14 TO 26 WEEKS - WORKED PART TIME 12. 13 WEEKS OR LESS - WORKED PART TIME 13. NONWORKER 00. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 99. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3178 RWEWKRS MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 3178 LOC 631 WIDTH 1 0 PART-FULL TIME RECODE --------------------- 1 121 - (CONTINUED) - 1. FULL TIME (FULL YEAR WORKER) 2. PART TIME (FULL YEAR WORKER) 3. FULL TIME (PART YEAR WORKER) 4. PART TIME (PART YEAR WORKER) 5. NONWORKER 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3179 RWELKNW MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 3179 LOC 632 WIDTH 1 0 WORK RECODE 1: WORK EXPERIENCE WEEKS LOOKING - NON-WORKERS ----------------------------------------------------------- 1. NONE (NOT LOOKING FOR WORK) 2. 1 TO 4 WEEKS LOOKING 3. 5 TO 14 WEEKS LOOKING 4. 15 TO 26 WEEKS LOOKING 5. 27 TO 39 WEEKS LOOKING 6. 40 OR MORE WEEKS LOOKING 7. WORKERS 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3180 RWEUEMP MD=0 OR GE 99 REF 3180 LOC 633 WIDTH 2 0 WORK RECODE 2: PART YEAR WORKER WEEKS LOOKING ---------------------------------------------- 01. NONE 02. 1 TO 4 WEEKS 03. 5 TO 10 WEEKS 04. 11 TO 14 WEEKS 05. 15 TO 26 WEEKS 06. 27 TO 39 WEEKS 07. 40 OR MORE WEEKS 08. FULL YEAR WORKER 09. NONWORKER 1 122 - (CONTINUED) - 00. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 99. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3181 RPYRSN MD=0 OR GE 99 REF 3181 LOC 635 WIDTH 2 0 WORK RECODE 3: PART YEAR WORKER WEEKS LOOKING ---------------------------------------------- 01. UNEMPLOYED 02. ILL OR DISABLED 03. KEEPING HOUSE 04. GOING TO SCHOOL 05. ARMED FORCES 06. RETIRED 07. OTHER 08. FULL YEAR WORKER 09. NEVER WORKED 00. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 99. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3182 REARNER MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 3182 LOC 637 WIDTH 1 0 EARNER RECODE ------------- 1. EARNER 2. NONEARNER 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3183 RCLWK MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 3183 LOC 638 WIDTH 1 0 CLASS OF WORKER RECODE 1 ------------------------ 1 123 - (CONTINUED) - 1. PRIVATE 2. GOVERNMENT 3. SELF-EMPLOYED 4. WITHOUT PAY 5. NEVER WORKED 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3184 RWECLW MD=0 OR GE 99 REF 3184 LOC 639 WIDTH 2 0 CLASS OF WORKER RECODE 2 ------------------------ 01. WAGE AND SALARY - AGRICULTURE 02. SELF-EMPLOYED - AGRICULTURE 03. UNPAID - AGRICULTURE 04. PRIVATE HOUSEHOLD - NONAGRICULTURE 05. OTHER PRIVATE - NONAGRICULTURE 06. GOVERNMENT - NONAGRICULTURE 07. SELF-EMPLOYED - NONAGRICULTURE 08. UNPAID - NONAGRICULTURE 09. NEVER WORKED - NONAGRICULTURE 00. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 99. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3185 RWEMIND MD=0 OR GE 99 REF 3185 LOC 641 WIDTH 2 0 MAJOR INDUSTRY RECODE 3 ----------------------- 01. AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, AND FISHERIES 02. MINING 03. CONSTRUCTION 04. DURABLE GOODS 05. NONDURABLE GOODS 06. TRANSPORTATION, COMMUNICATIONS: PUBLIC UTILITIES 07. WHOLESALE TRADE 1 124 - (CONTINUED) - 08. RETAIL TRADE 09. FINANCE, INSURANCE, AND REAL ESTATE 10. BUSINESS AND REPAIR SERVICES 11. PRIVATE HOUSEHOLD 12. EXCEPT PRIVATE HOUSEHOLD 13. ENTERTAINMENT AND RECREATION SERVICE 14. PROFESSIONAL AND RELATED SERVICES 15. PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION 16. NO PREVIOUS FULL-TIME WORK EXPERIENCE 00. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 99. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3186 RWEOCC MD=GE 99 REF 3186 LOC 643 WIDTH 2 0 DETAILED OCCUPATION RECODE 3 ---------------------------- SEE NOTE(S) 5 0 ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED. 99 INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3187 RWEMOCG MD=GE 99 REF 3187 LOC 645 WIDTH 2 0 MAJOR OCCUPATION RECODE 4 ------------------------- SEE NOTE(S) 5 0 ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED. 99 INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 1 125 - 0 VAR 3188 RWEIND MD=GE 99 REF 3188 LOC 647 WIDTH 2 0 DETAILED INDUSTRY RECODE 4 -------------------------- SEE NOTE(S) 3 0 ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED. 99 INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3189 RPINCOM MD=0 OR GE 99 REF 3189 LOC 649 WIDTH 2 0 PERSON'S INCOME RECODE ---------------------- 01. NONE 02. LOSS 03. $1 TO $999 04. $1,000 TO $1,999 05. $2,000 TO $2,499 06. $2,500 TO $2,999 07. $3,000 TO $3,499 08. $3,500 TO $3,999 09. $4,000 TO $4,999 10. $5,000 TO $5,999 11. $6,000 TO $6,999 12. $7,000 TO $7,499 13. $7,500 TO $7,999 14. $8,000 TO $8,499 15. $8,500 TO $8,999 16. $9,000 TO $9,999 17. $10,000 TO $12,499 18. $12,500 TO $14,999 19. $15,000 TO $17,499 20. $17,500 TO $19,999 21. $20,000 TO $24,999 22. $25,000 TO $29,999 23. $30,000 TO $34,999 24. $35,000 TO $39,999 25. $40,000 TO $49,999 1 126 - (CONTINUED) - 26. $50,000 TO $59,999 27. $60,000 TO $74,999 28. $75,000 AND OVER 00. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 99. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3190 RPSINC1 MD=0 OR GE 99 REF 3190 LOC 651 WIDTH 2 0 SOURCE OF INCOME RECODE ----------------------- 01. WAGE OR SALARY ONLY 02. NONFARM ONLY 03. FARM ONLY 04. NONFARM AND FARM 05. WAGE OR SALARY AND NONFARM SELF-EMPLOYMENT INCOME ONLY 06. WAGE OR SALARY AND FARM SELF-EMPLOYMENT INCOME ONLY 07. WAGE OR SALARY, NONFARM AND FARM ONLY 08. WAGE OR SALARY AND PROPERTY INCOME ONLY 09. WAGE OR SALARY AND OTHER INCOME 10. NONFARM INCOME, PROPERTY INCOME ONLY 11. NONFARM SELF-EMPLOYMENT INCOME AND OTHER INCOME 12. FARM INCOME, PROPERTY INCOME ONLY 13. FARM SELF-EMPLOYMENT INCOME AND OTHER INCOME 14. WAGE/SALARY, NONFARM, PROPERTY INCOME 15. WAGE/SALARY, NONFARM, OTHER INCOME 16. WAGE/SALARY, FARM, PROPERTY INCOME 17. WAGE/SALARY, FARM SELF-EMPLOYMENT AND OTHER INCOME 18. OTHER COMBINATIONS 19. SOCIAL SECURITY 20. PUBLIC ASSISTANCE INCOME ONLY 21. PENSION INCOME ONLY 22. PENSION AND PROPERTY INCOME ONLY 23. SOCIAL SECURITY AND PUBLIC ASSISTANCE 24. SOCIAL SECURITY AND PROPERTY INCOME 25. SOCIAL SECURITY AND PENSION INCOME ONLY 26. SOCIAL SECURITY, PENSIONS, PROPERTY 27. ALL OTHER COMBINATIONS 28. NO INCOME 00. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 99. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 1 127 - 0 VAR 3191 RGENMOB MD=GE 99 REF 3191 LOC 653 WIDTH 2 0 MIGRATION - RESIDENCE 1975 TO 1980 ---------------------------------- 01. NONMOVER 02. DIFFERENT HOUSE SAME COUNTY 03. DIFFERENT COUNTY, SAME STATE SAME SMSA 04. DIFFERENT COUNTY, SAME STATE DIFFERENT SMSA 05. DIFFERENT COUNTY, DIFFERENT STATE, CONTIGUOUS 06. DIFFERENT COUNTY, DIFFERENT STATE, NONCONTIGUOUS 07. MOVERS FROM ABROAD 08. NOT IN MIGRATION SAMPLE 09. MOVED WITHIN SAME STATE, DIFFERENT COUNTY 99. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3192 RMIGREG MD=GE 9 REF 3192 LOC 655 WIDTH 1 0 REGION OF RESIDENCE IN 1975 - MIGRATION --------------------------------------- 1. NORTHEAST 2. NORTH CENTRAL 3. SOUTH 4. WEST 5. ABROAD 6. NOT IN MIGRATION SAMPLE 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3193 RUACPLDS MD=GE 9 REF 3193 LOC 656 WIDTH 1 0 SMSA RESIDENCE IN 1975 RECODE ----------------------------- 0. NONMOVER, NOT IN UNIVERSE 1. CENTRAL CITY 1 128 - (CONTINUED) - 2. SMSA BALANCE 3. NON SMSA 4. NOT IDENTIFIABLE 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3194 PPRECTYP MD=GE 9 REF 3194 LOC 657 WIDTH 1 0 PERSON RECORD TYPE ------------------ ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED. 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3195 LINENO MD=GE 99 REF 3195 LOC 658 WIDTH 2 0 LINE NUMBER ----------- ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED. 99. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3196 MIGWORKI MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 3196 LOC 660 WIDTH 1 0 Q.55 IN MARCH 1975, WHAT WAS ___'S MAIN ACTIVITY? - WORKING AT A JOB OR BUSINESS? ----------------------------------------------------------- 1. YES 2. NO 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 1 129 - 0 VAR 3197 MIGAF MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 3197 LOC 661 WIDTH 1 0 Q.55 IN MARCH 1975, WHAT WAS ___'S MAIN ACTIVITY? - ON ACTIVE DUTY IN THE ARMED FORCES? ------------------------------------------------------ 1. YES 2. NO 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3198 MIGCOLLE MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 3198 LOC 662 WIDTH 1 0 Q.55 IN MARCH 1975, WHAT WAS ___'S MAIN ACTIVITY? - ATTENDING COLLEGE? --------------------------------------------------- 1. YES 2. NO 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3199 MIGSAME MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 3199 LOC 663 WIDTH 1 0 Q.53 WAS ___ LIVING IN THIS HOUSE 5 YEARS AGO; THAT IS, ON MARCH 1, 1975? ---------------------------------------------------------- 1. YES 2. NO 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 1 130 - 0 VAR 3200 UACPLREC MD=GE 9 REF 3200 LOC 664 WIDTH 1 0 Q.54 WHERE DID ___ LIVE ON MARCH 1, 1975? (SMSA RESIDENCE) ----------------------------------------------------------- 0. NONMOVER 1. SMSA 2. NON SMSA 3. NOT IDENTIFIABLE 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3201 MTR1REC MD=GE 99 REF 3201 LOC 665 WIDTH 2 0 RESIDENCE 1975 TO RESIDENCE 1980 -------------------------------- 01. NONMOVER 02. SMSA TO SMSA 03. SMSA TO NON SMSA 04. NON SMSA TO SMSA 05. NON SMSA TO NON SMSA 06. ABROAD TO SMSA 07. ABROAD TO NON SMSA 08. CHILDREN OVER 2 YEARS OLD, NOT IN UNIVERSE 09. NOT IDENTIFIABLE 99. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3202 PENSPLAN MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 3202 LOC 667 WIDTH 1 0 Q.74A OTHER THAN SOCIAL SECURITY DID THE (ANY) EMPLOYER OR UNION THAT ___ WORKED FOR IN 1979 HAVE A PENSION OR OTHER TYPE OF RETIREMENT PLAN FOR ANY OF ITS EMPLOYEES? ---------------------------------------------------------- SEE NOTE(S) 1 1. EMPLOYER HAS PENSION PLAN 1 131 - (CONTINUED) - 2. EMPLOYER DID NOT HAVE PENSION PLAN 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3203 INCLINPP MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 3203 LOC 668 WIDTH 1 0 Q.74B WAS ___ INCLUDED IN THAT PLAN? ------------------------------------ 1. YES 2. NO 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3204 INCLINGH MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 3204 LOC 669 WIDTH 1 0 Q. 74C WAS ___ INCLUDED IN A GROUP HEALTH INSURANCE PLAN ON THE (ANY) JOB HE/SHE HELD DURING 1979? ----------------------------------------------------------- 1. YES 2. NO 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3205 PAIDGH MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 3205 LOC 670 WIDTH 1 0 Q.74D DID ___'S EMPLOYER OR UNION HELP TO PAY FOR ANY OF THIS PLAN? -------------------------------------------------------- 1 132 - (CONTINUED) - SEE NOTE(S) 1 0 1. YES 2. NO 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3206 WHOELSGH MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 3206 LOC 671 WIDTH 1 0 Q.74E OTHER THAN ___, WHO WAS COVERED BY THIS PLAN? --------------------------------------------------- 1. SPOUSE ALSO COVERED 2. CHILD(REN) ALSO COVERED 3. SPOUSE AND CHILD(REN) ALSO COVERED 4. NO ONE ELSE COVERED 5. OTHER COMBINATION OF PERSONS ALSO COVERED 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3207 COVERGH MD=GE 9 REF 3207 LOC 672 WIDTH 1 0 COVERED BY GROUP HEALTH (EDITED) -------------------------------- 1. YES 2. NO 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 1 133 - 0 VAR 3208 HAVEMDCR MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 3208 LOC 673 WIDTH 1 0 Q.75A DURING 1979 WAS ANYONE IN THIS HOUSEHOLD COVERED BY MEDICARE? --------------------------------------------------------- SEE NOTE(S) 1 1. YES 2. NO 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3209 COVMEDCR MD=GE 9 REF 3209 LOC 674 WIDTH 1 0 Q.75A DURING 1979 WAS ANYONE IN THIS HOUSEHOLD COVERED BY MEDICARE? - EDITED --------------------------------------------------------- SEE NOTE(S) 1 1. YES 2. NO 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3210 HAVEMDCD MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 3210 LOC 675 WIDTH 1 0 Q.75C DURING 1979 WAS ANYONE IN THIS HOUSEHOLD COVERED BY MEDICAID? --------------------------------------------------------- SEE NOTE(S) 1 1. YES 2. NO 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 1 134 - 0 VAR 3211 COVMEDCD MD=GE 9 REF 3211 LOC 676 WIDTH 1 0 Q.75C DURING 1979 WAS ANYONE IN THIS HOUSEHOLD COVERED BY MEDICAID? - EDITED --------------------------------------------------------- SEE NOTE(S) 1 1. YES 2. NO 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3212 HAVECPYN MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 3212 LOC 677 WIDTH 1 0 Q.75E DURING 1979 WAS ANYONE IN THIS HOUSEHOLD COVERED BY CHAMPUS OR MILITARY HEALTH CARE? --------------------------------------------------------- 1. YES 2. NO 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3213 COVERCP MD=GE 9 REF 3213 LOC 678 WIDTH 1 0 Q.75E DURING 1979 WAS ANYONE IN THIS HOUSEHOLD COVERED BY CHAMPUS OR MILITARY HEALTH CARE? - EDITED --------------------------------------------------------- 1. YES 2. NO 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 1 135 - 0 VAR 3214 HAVEHIYN MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 3214 LOC 679 WIDTH 1 0 Q.76A DID ANYONE IN THIS HOUSEHOLD HAVE ANY (OTHER) HEALTH INSURANCE PLAN AT ANY TIME DURING 1979? (DO NOT INCLUDE ACCIDENT OR DISABILITY INSURANCES.) ---------------------------------------------------------- 1. YES 2. NO 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3215 COVERHI MD=GE 9 REF 3215 LOC 680 WIDTH 1 0 Q.76A DID ANYONE IN THIS HOUSEHOLD HAVE ANY (OTHER) HEALTH INSURANCE PLAN AT ANY TIME DURING 1979? (DO NOT INCLUDE ACCIDENT OR DISABILITY INSURANCES.) - EDITED ---------------------------------------------------------- 1. YES 2. NO 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3216 WHOELSHI MD=0 OR GE 9 REF 3216 LOC 681 WIDTH 1 0 Q.76C OTHER THAN ___ WHO WAS COVERED BY THIS PLAN? -------------------------------------------------- 1. SPOUSE ALSO COVERED 2. CHILD(REN) ALSO COVERED 3. SPOUSE AND CHILD(REN) ALSO COVERED 4. NO ONE ELSE COVERED 5. OTHER COMBINATION ALSO COVERED 1 136 - (CONTINUED) - 0. INAP., NOT IN UNIVERSE 9. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3217 PPNUM MD=GE 99999 REF 3217 LOC 682 WIDTH 5 0 HOUSEHOLD IDENTIFICATION NUMBER ------------------------------- A UNIQUE HOUSEHOLD IDENTIFICATION NUMBER REPEATED ON HOUSEHOLD RECORDS (REF 1050) AND FAMILY RECORDS (REF 2079). ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED 99999. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3218 PPID MD=GE 99 REF 3218 LOC 687 WIDTH 2 0 FAMILY IDENTIFICATION NUMBER ---------------------------- A UNIQUE FAMILY IDENTIFICATION NUMBER REPEATED ON FAMILY RECORDS (REF 2080). ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED. 99. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 3219 PID MD=GE 99 REF 3219 LOC 689 WIDTH 2 0 PERSON IDENTIFICATION NUMBER ---------------------------- A UNIQUE PERSON IDENTIFICATION NUMBER. ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED. 1 137 - (CONTINUED) - 99. INAP., NONINTERVIEWED HOUSEHOLD 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 4001 ICPSR STUDY NUMBER NO MISSING DATA CODES REF 4001 LOC 691 WIDTH 4 0 ICPSR STUDY NUMBER-8040 ----------------------- 8040. THE ICPSR HAS ATTACHED THIS NUMBER AS A UNIQUE DATA COLLECTION IDENTIFICATION NUMBER. 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 4002 ICPSR EDITION NUMBER NO MISSING DATA CODES REF 4002 LOC 695 WIDTH 1 0 ICPSR EDITION NUMBER-2 ---------------------- THE NUMBER IDENTIFYING THE RELEASE EDITION OF THE DATA COLLECTION. 2. SPRING, 1984 RELEASE 0 ............................................................... 0 VAR 4003 ICPSR PART NUMBER NO MISSING DATA CODES REF 4003 LOC 696 WIDTH 3 0 ICPSR PART NUMBER-1 ------------------- 1. THE ENTIRE DATA COLLECTION IS CONTAINED IN ONE FILE. 0 1 138 - (CONTINUED) - GLOSSARY 0 CURRENT POPULATION SURVEY, MARCH 1980 0 I. SUBJECT CONCEPTS - AGE. AGE CLASSIFICATION IS BASED ON THE AGE OF THE PERSON AT HIS/HER LAST BIRTHDAY. THE ADULT UNIVERSE (I.E., POPULATION OF MARRIAGEABLE AGE) IS COMPRISED OF PERSONS 15 YEARS OLD AND OVER. PRIOR TO 1980 THE ADULT UNIVERSE WAS 14 YEARS OLD AND OVER. ANNUITIES. (SEE INCOME.) ARMED FORCES. ARMED FORCES MEMBERS ENUMERATED IN OFF-BASE HOUSING OR ON BASE WITH THEIR FAMILIES ARE INCLUDED ON THE CPS DATA FILE IN MARCH ONLY. ONLY SUPPLEMENTAL DATA ON INCOME ARE INCLUDED FOR ARMED FORCES MEMBERS. BASIC WEIGHT. THE CONSTANT WEIGHT ASSIGNED TO THE SAMPLE (INVERSE OF THE SAMPLING FRACTION) WHICH IS ADJUSTED TO PRODUCE THE FINAL WEIGHT. CIVILIAN LABOR FORCE. (SEE LABOR FORCE.) CLASS OF WORKER. THIS REFERS TO THE BROAD CLASSIFICATION OF THE PERSON'S EMPLOYER. ON THE MARCH FILE, THESE BROAD CLASSIFICATIONS FOR CURRENT JOBS ARE: PRIVATE, GOVERNMENT, SELF-EMPLOYED, WITHOUT PAY, AND NEVER WORKED. PRIVATE AND GOVERNMENT WORKERS ARE CONSIDERED "WAGE AND SALARY WORKERS;" THIS CLASSIFICATION SCHEME INCLUDES SELF-EMPLOYED, INCORPORATED PERSONS TOGETHER WITH "PRIVATE" WORKERS. FOR THE LONGEST JOB HELD LAST YEAR, THIS CLASS OF WORKER SCHEME INCLUDES PRIVATE, GOVERNMENT BY LEVEL--FEDERAL, STATE, AND LOCAL; SELF-EMPLOYED, INCORPORATED; SELF-EMPLOYED ON FARM; AND WITHOUT PAY. THE WAGE AND SALARY CATEGORY FOR LONGEST JOB WOULD INCLUDE PRIVATE, GOVERNMENT (ALL LEVELS), AND SELF-EMPLOYED, INCORPORATED. DIVIDENDS. (SEE INCOME.) DURATION OF UNEMPLOYMENT. DURATION OF UNEMPLOYMENT REPRESENTS THE LENGTH OF TIME (THROUGH THE CURRENT SURVEY WEEK) DURING WHICH PERSONS CLASSIFIED AS UNEMPLOYED ARE CONTINUOUSLY LOOKING FOR WORK. FOR PERSONS ON LAYOFF, 1 139 - (CONTINUED) - DURATION OF UNEMPLOYMENT REPRESENTS THE NUMBER OF FULL WEEKS SINCE THE TERMINATION OF THEIR MOST RECENT EMPLOYMENT. A PERIOD OF TWO WEEKS OR MORE DURING WHICH A PERSON IS EMPLOYED OR CEASED LOOKING FOR WORK IS CONSIDERED TO BREAK THE CONTINUITY OF THE PRESENT PERIOD OF SEEKING WORK. AVERAGE DURATION IS AN ARITHMETIC MEAN COMPUTED FROM A DISTRIBUTION BY SINGLE WEEKS OF UNEMPLOYMENT. EARNERS, NUMBER OF. THE FILE INCLUDES ALL PERSONS 15 YEARS OLD AND OVER IN THE HOUSEHOLD WITH $1 OR MORE IN WAGES AND SALARIES, OR $1 OR MORE OF A LOSS IN NET INCOME FROM FARM OR NONFARM SELF-EMPLOYMENT. EARNINGS. (SEE INCOME) EDUCATION. (SEE YEARS OF SCHOOL COMPLETED) EMPLOYED. (SEE LABOR FORCE) ESR (EMPLOYMENT STATUS RECODE). THIS CLASSIFICATION IS AVAILABLE FOR EACH CIVILIAN 14 YEARS OLD AND OVER ACCORDING TO HIS/HER RESPONSES TO THE MONTHLY (BASIC) LABOR FORCE ITEMS IN MARCH. FAMILY. A FAMILY IS A GROUP OF TWO PERSONS OR MORE (ONE OF WHOM IS THE HOUSEHOLDER) RESIDING TOGETHER AND RELATED BY BIRTH, MARRIAGE, OR ADOPTION. ALL SUCH PERSONS (INCLUDING RELATED SUBFAMILY MEMBERS) ARE CONSIDERED AS MEMBERS OF ONE FAMILY. BEGINNING WITH THE 1980 CPS, UNRELATED SUBFAMILIES (REFERRED TO IN THE PAST AS SECONDARY FAMILIES) ARE NO LONGER INCLUDED IN THE COUNT OF FAMILIES, NOR ARE THE MEMBERS OF UNRELATED SUBFAMILIES INCLUDED IN THE COUNT OF FAMILY MEMBERS. FAMILY HOUSEHOLD. A FAMILY HOUSEHOLD IS A HOUSEHOLD MAINTAINED BY A FAMILY (AS DEFINED ABOVE), AND MAY INCLUDE AMONG THE HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS ANY UNRELATED PERSONS (UNRELATED SUBFAMILY MEMBERS AND/OR SECONDARY INDIVIDUALS) WHO MAY BE RESIDING THERE. THE NUMBER OF FAMILY HOUSEHOLDS IS EQUAL TO THE NUMBER OF FAMILIES. THE COUNT OF FAMILY HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS DIFFERS FROM THE COUNT OF FAMILY MEMBERS, HOWEVER, IN THAT THE FAMILY HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS INCLUDE ALL PERSONS LIVING IN THE HOUSEHOLD, WHEREAS FAMILY MEMBERS INCLUDE ONLY THE HOUSEHOLDER AND HIS/HER RELATIVES. (SEE THE DEFINITION OF FAMILY.) FAMILY WEIGHT. THE WEIGHT ON THE FAMILY RECORD IS THE MARCH SUPPLEMENT WEIGHT OF THE HOUSEHOLDER. FARM SELF-EMPLOYMENT NET INCOME. THE TERM IS DEFINED AS NET 1 140 - (CONTINUED) - MONEY INCOME (GROSS RECEIPTS MINUS OPERATING EXPENSES) FROM THE OPERATION OF A FARM BY A PERSON ON HIS OWN ACCOUNT, AS AN OWNER, AS A RENTER, OR AS A SHARECROPPER. GROSS RECEIPTS INCLUDE THE VALUE OF ALL PRODUCTS SOLD, GOVERNMENT CROP LOANS, MONEY RECEIVED FROM THE RENTAL OF FARM EQUIPMENT TO OTHERS, AND INCIDENTAL RECEIPTS FROM THE SALE OF WOOD, SAND, GRAVEL, ETC. OPERATING EXPENSES INCLUDE COST OF FEED, FERTILIZER, SEED, AND OTHER FARMING SUPPLIES, CASH WAGES PAID TO FARM HANDS, DEPRECIATION CHARGES, CASH RENT, INTEREST ON FARM MORTGAGES, FARM BUILDING REPAIRS, FARM TAXES (NOT STATE AND FEDERAL INCOME TAXES), ETC. THE VALUE OF FUEL, FOOD, OR OTHER FARM PRODUCTS USED FOR HOUSEHOLD LIVING IS NOT INCLUDED AS PART OF NET INCOME. INVENTORY CHANGES ARE CONSIDERED IN DETERMINING NET INCOME ONLY WHEN THEY ARE ACCOUNTED FOR IN REPLIES BASED ON INCOME TAX RETURNS OR OTHER OFFICIAL RECORDS WHICH REFLECT INVENTORY CHANGES. FINAL WEIGHT. USED IN TABULATING MONTHLY LABOR FORCE ITEMS. FULL-TIME WORKER. PERSONS ON FULL-TIME SCHEDULES INCLUDE PERSONS WORKING 35 HOURS OR MORE, PERSONS WHO WORKED 1-34 HOURS FOR NONECONOMIC REASONS (E.G., ILLNESS) AND USUALLY WORK FULL-TIME, AND PERSONS "WITH A JOB BUT NOT AT WORK" WHO USUALLY WORK FULL-TIME. GROUP QUARTERS. GROUP QUARTERS ARE NONINSTITUTIONAL LIVING ARRANGEMENTS FOR GROUPS NOT LIVING IN CONVENTIONAL HOUSING UNITS OR GROUPS LIVING IN HOUSING UNITS CONTAINING NINE OR MORE PERSONS UNRELATED TO THE PERSON IN CHARGE. HEAD VERSUS HOUSEHOLDER. BEGINNING WITH THE 1980 CPS, THE BUREAU OF THE CENSUS DISCONTINUED THE USE OF THE TERMS "HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD" AND "HEAD OF FAMILY." INSTEAD, THE TERMS "HOUSEHOLDER" AND "FAMILY HOUSEHOLDER" ARE USED. HIGHEST GRADE OF SCHOOL ATTENDED. (SEE YEARS OF SCHOOL COMPLETED) HOURS OF WORK. HOURS OF WORK STATISTICS RELATE TO THE ACTUAL NUMBER OF HOURS WORKED DURING THE SURVEY WEEK. FOR EXAMPLE, A PERSON WHO NORMALLY WORKS 40 HOURS A WEEK BUT WHO IS OFF ON THE VETERANS DAY HOLIDAY IS REPORTED AS WORKING 32 HOURS EVEN THOUGH HE/SHE IS PAID FOR THE HOLIDAY. FOR THE PERSONS WORKING IN MORE THAN ONE JOB, THE FIGURES RELATE TO THE NUMBER OF HOURS WORKED IN ALL JOBS DURING THE WEEK. HOWEVER, ALL THE HOURS ARE CREDITED TO THE MAJOR JOB. 1 141 - (CONTINUED) - HOUSEHOLD. A HOUSEHOLD CONSISTS OF ALL THE PERSONS WHO OCCUPY A HOUSE, AN APARTMENT, OR OTHER GROUP OF ROOMS, OR A ROOM, WHICH CONSTITUTES A HOUSING UNIT. A GROUP OF ROOMS OR A SINGLE ROOM IS REGARDED AS A HOUSING UNIT WHEN IT IS OCCUPIED AS SEPARATE LIVING QUARTERS; THAT IS, WHEN THE OCCUPANTS DO NOT LIVE AND EAT WITH ANY OTHER PERSON IN THE STRUCTURE, AND WHEN THERE IS DIRECT ACCESS FROM THE OUTSIDE OR THROUGH A COMMON HALL. THE COUNT OF HOUSEHOLDS EXCLUDES PERSONS LIVING IN GROUP QUARTERS, SUCH AS ROOMING HOUSES, MILITARY BARRACKS, AND INSTITUTIONS. INMATES OF INSTITUTIONS (MENTAL HOSPITALS, REST HOMES, CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTIONS, ETC.) ARE NOT INCLUDED IN THE SURVEY. HOUSEHOLD WEIGHT. HOUSEHOLD WEIGHT IS THE MARCH SUPPLEMENT WEIGHT OF THE HOUSEHOLDER. HOUSEHOLDER. THE HOUSEHOLDER REFERS TO THE PERSON (OR ONE OF THE PERSONS) IN WHOSE NAME THE HOUSING UNIT IS OWNED OR RENTED (MAINTAINED) OR, IF THERE IS NO SUCH PERSON, ANY ADULT MEMBER, EXCLUDING ROOMERS, BOARDERS, OR PAID EMPLOYEES. IF THE HOUSE IS OWNED OR RENTED JOINTLY BY A MARRIED COUPLE, THE HOUSEHOLDER MAY BE EITHER THE HUSBAND OR THE WIFE. THE PERSONS DESIGNATED AS THE HOUSEHOLDER IS THE "REFERENCE PERSON" TO WHOM THE RELATIONSHIP OF ALL OTHER HOUSEHOLDER MEMBERS, IF ANY, IS RECORDED. HOUSEHOLDER WITH NO OTHER RELATIVES IN HOUSEHOLD. A HOUSEHOLDER WHO HAS NO RELATIVES LIVING IN THE HOUSEHOLD. THIS IS THE ENTRY FOR A PERSON LIVING ALONE. ANOTHER EXAMPLE IS THE DESIGNATED HOUSEHOLDER OF AN APARTMENT SHARED BY TWO OR MORE UNRELATED INDIVIDUALS. HOUSEHOLDER WITH OTHER RELATIVES (INCLUDING SPOUSE) IN HOUSEHOLD. THE PERSON DESIGNATED AS HOUSEHOLDER IF HE/SHE HAS ONE OR MORE RELATIVES (INCLUDING SPOUSE) LIVING IN THE HOUSEHOLD. HUSBAND IN ARMED FORCES. WHEN A WOMAN IS REPORTED AS MARRIED BUT HER HUSBAND IS NOT ENUMERATED AS A MEMBER OF THE SAME HOUSEHOLD, AN ADDITIONAL QUESTION IS ASKED TO DETERMINE WHETHER HER HUSBAND IS IN THE ARMED FORCES. THIS ADDITIONAL PROBE IS UNIQUE TO THE MARCH CPS ONLY. WOMEN WHO ARE REPORTED AS SEPARATED ARE NOT ASKED THE ADDITIONAL QUESTION. INCOME. FOR EACH PERSONS IN THE SAMPLE WHO IS 15 YEARS OLD AND OVER, QUESTIONS ARE ASKED ON THE AMOUNT OF MONEY INCOME RECEIVED IN THE PRECEDING CALENDAR YEAR FROM EACH OF THE FOLLOWING SOURCES: (1) MONEY WAGES OR SALARY; (2) NET INCOME FROM NONFARM SELF-EMPLOYMENT; (3) NET INCOME FROM FARM SELF-EMPLOYMENT; (4) SOCIAL SECURITY OR RAILROAD 1 142 - (CONTINUED) - RETIREMENT; (5) SUPPLEMENTAL SECURITY INCOME; (6) PUBLIC ASSISTANCE OR WELFARE PAYMENTS; (7) INTEREST (ON SAVINGS OR BONDS); (8) DIVIDENDS, INCOME FROM ESTATES OR TRUSTS, OR NET RENTAL INCOME; (9) VETERANS PAYMENT OR UNEMPLOYMENT AND WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION; (10) PRIVATE PENSIONS OR GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEE PENSIONS; (11) ALIMONY OR CHILD SUPPORT, REGULAR CONSTRIBUTIONS FROM PERSONS NOT LIVING IN THE HOUSEHOLD, AND OTHER PERIODIC INCOME. WHEN AN INDEFINITE AMOUNT IS REPORTED BY THE RESPONDENT, A SPECIFIC VALUE IS ASSIGNED WHENEVER POSSIBLE. IF THE INDEFINITE AMOUNT IS REPORTED IN TERMS OF A RANGE, THE MIDPOINT OF THE RANGE IS ASSIGNED (I.E., $10,000 TO $15,000 IS CODED AS $12,500). OPEN-ENDED AMOUNTS ARE CONVERTED TO DESIGNATED SPECIFIC AMOUNTS; E.G., OVER $10,000 MAY BE CODED AS $15,000. ALTHOUGH INCOME STATISTICS REFER TO RECEIPTS DURING THE PRECEDING YEAR, THE CHARACTERISTICS OF THE PERSONS SUCH AS AGE, LABOR FORCE STATUS, ETC., AND THE COMPOSITION OF HOUSEHOLDS REFER TO THE TIME OF THE SURVEY. THE INCOME OF THE HOUSEHOLD DOES NOT INCLUDE AMOUNTS RECEIVED BY PERSONS WHO ARE MEMBERS OF THE HOUSEHOLD DURING ALL OR PART OF THE INCOME YEAR IF THESE PERSONS NO LONGER RESIDED WITH THE HOUSEHOLD AT THE TIME OF ENUMERATION. ON THE OTHER HAND, HOUSEHOLD INCOME INCLUDES AMOUNTS REPORTED BY PERSONS WHO DO NOT RESIDE WITH THE HOUSEHOLD DURING THE INCOME YEAR BUT WHO ARE MEMBERS OF THE HOUSEHOLD AT THE TIME OF ENUMERATION. DATA ON CONSUMER INCOME COLLECTED IN THE CPS BY THE BUREAU OF THE CENSUS COVER MONEY INCOME RECEIVED (EXCLUSIVE OF CERTAIN MONEY RECEIPTS SUCH AS CAPITAL GAINS) BEFORE PAYMENTS FOR PERSONAL INCOME TAXES, SOCIAL SECURITY, UNION DUES, MEDICARE DEDUCTIONS, ETC. THEREFORE, MONEY INCOME DOES NOT REFLECT THE FACT THAT SOME HOUSEHOLDS RECEIVE PART OF THEIR INCOME IN THE FORM OF NONMONEY TRANSFERS SUCH AS FOOD STAMPS, HEALTH BENEFITS, AND SUBSIDIZED HOUSING; THAT MANY FARM HOUSEHOLDS RECEIVE NONMONEY INCOME IN THE FORM OF RENT FREE HOUSING AND GOODS PRODUCED AND CONSUMED ON THE FARM; OR THAT NONMONEY INCOMES ARE ALSO RECEIVED BY SOME NONFARM RESIDENTS WHICH OFTEN TAKE THE FORM OF THE USE OF BUSINESS TRANSPORTATION AND FACILITIES, OR FULL OR PARTIAL CONTRIBUTIONS FOR RETIREMENT PROGRAMS, MEDICAL AND EDUCATIONAL EXPENSES, ETC. THESE ELEMENTS SHOULD BE CONSIDERED WHEN COMPARING INCOME LEVELS. MOREOVER, READERS SHOULD BE AWARE THAT FOR MANY DIFFERENT REASONS THERE IS A TENDENCY IN HOUSEHOLD SURVEYS FOR RESPONDENTS TO UNDER REPORT THEIR INCOME. FROM AN ANALYSIS OF INDEPENDENTLY DERIVED INCOME ESTIMATES, IT HAS BEEN DETERMINED THAT WAGES AND SALARIES TEND TO BE MUCH BETTER REPORTED THAN SUCH 1 143 - (CONTINUED) - INCOME TYPES AS PUBLIC ASSISTANCE, SOCIAL SECURITY, AND NET INCOME FROM INTEREST, DIVIDENDS, RENTS, ETC. INCOME SOURCES: WAGES AND SALARY. MONEY WAGES OR SALARY IS TOTAL MONEY EARNINGS RECEIVED FOR WORK PERFORMED AS AN EMPLOYEE DURING THE INCOME YEAR. IT INCLUDES WAGES, SALARY, ARMED FORCES PAY, COMMISSIONS, TIPS, PIECE-RATE PAYMENTS, AND CASH BONUSES EARNED, BEFORE DEDUCTIONS ARE MADE FOR TAXES, BONDS, PENSIONS, UNION DUES, ETC. INCOME SOURCES: NONFARM SELF-EMPLOYMENT. NET INCOME FROM NONFARM SELF-EMPLOYMENT IS NET MONEY INCOME (GROSS RECEIPTS MINUS EXPENSES) FROM ONE'S OWN BUSINESS, PROFESSIONAL ENTERPRISE, OR PARTNERSHIP. GROSS RECEIPTS INCLUDE THE VALUE OF ALL GOODS SOLD AND SERVICES RENDERED. EXPENSES INCLUDE COSTS OF GOODS PURCHASED, RENT, HEAT, LIGHT, POWER, DEPRECIATION CHARGES, WAGES AND SALARIES PAID, BUSINESS TAXES (NOT PERSONAL INCOME TAXES), ETC. IN GENERAL, INVENTORY CHANGES ARE CONSIDERED IN DETERMINING NET INCOME, REPLIES BASED ON INCOME TAX RETURNS OR OTHER OFFICIAL RECORDS. RECORDS DO REFLECT INVENTORY CHANGES. HOWEVER, WHEN VALUES OF INVENTORY CHANGES ARE NOT REPORTED, NET INCOME FIGURES EXCLUSIVE OF INVENTORY CHANGES ARE ACCEPTED. THE VALUE OF SALABLE MERCHANDISE CONSUMED BY THE PROPRIETORS OF RETAIL STORES IS NOT INCLUDED AS PART OF NET INCOME. INCOME SOURCES: FARM SELF-EMPLOYMENT. NET INCOME FROM FARM SELF-EMPLOYMENT IS NET MONEY INCOME (GROSS RECEIPTS MINUS OPERATING EXPENSES) FROM THE OPERATION OF A FARM BY A PERSON ON HIS OWN ACCOUNT, AS AN OWNER, AS A RENTER, OR AS A SHARECROPPER. GROSS RECEIPTS INCLUDE THE VALUE OF ALL PRODUCTS SOLD, GOVERNMENT CROP LOANS, MONEY RECEIVED FROM THE RENTAL OF FARM EQUIPMENT TO OTHERS, AND INCIDENTAL RECEIPTS FROM THE SALE OF WOOD, SAND, GRAVEL, ETC. OPERATING EXPENSES INCLUDE COST OF FEED, FERTILIZER, SEED, AND OTHER FARMING SUPPLIES, CASH WAGES PAID TO FARM HANDS, DEPRECIATION CHARGES, CASH RENT, INTEREST ON FARM MORTGAGESS, FARM BUILDING REPAIRS, FARM TAXES (NOT STATE AND FEDERAL INCOME TAXES), ETC. THE VALUE OF FUEL, FOOD, OR OTHER FARM PRODUCTS USED FOR FAMILY LIVING IS NOT INCLUDED AS PART OF NET INCOME. IN GENERAL, INVENTORY CHANGES ARE CONSIDERED IN DETERMINING NET INCOME ONLY WHEN THEY ARE ACCOUNTED FOR IN REPLIES BASED ON INCOME TAX RETURNS OR OTHER OFFICIAL RECORDS WHICH REFLECT INVENTORY CHANGES; OTHERWISE, INVENTORY CHANGES ARE NOT TAKEN INTO ACCOUNT. INCOME SOURCES: SOCIAL SECURITY. SOCIAL SECURITY INCLUDES SOCIAL SECURITY PENSIONS AND SURVIVORS' BENEFITS, AND PERMANENT DISABILITY INSURANCE PAYMENTS MADE BY THE SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION PRIOR TO DEDUCTIONS FOR MEDICAL 1 144 - (CONTINUED) - INUSRANCE AND RAILROAD RETIREMENT INSURANCE CHECKS FROM THE U.S. GOVERNMENT. "MEDICARE" REIMBURSEMENTS ARE NOT INCLUDED. INCOME SOURCES: SUPPLEMENTAL SECURITY INCOME. SUPPLEMENTAL SECURITY INCOME INCLUDES PAYMENTS MADE BY FEDERAL, STATE, AND LOCAL WELFARE AGENCIES TO LOW INCOME PERSONS WHO ARE (1) AGED (65 YEARS OLD AND OVER), (2) BLIND, OR (3) DISABLED. INCOME SOURCES: PUBLIC ASSISTANCE. PUBLIC ASSISTANCE OR WELFARE PAYMENTS INCLUDE PUBLIC ASSISTANCE PAYMENTS SUCH AS AID TO FAMILIES WITH DEPENDENT CHILDREN AND GENERAL ASSISTANCE. INCOME SOURCES: INTEREST AND DIVIDENDS. INTEREST, DIVIDENDS, INCOME FROM ESTATES OR TRUSTS, NET RENTAL INCOME OR ROYALTIES INCLUDE DIVIDENDS FROM STOCKHOLDINGS OR MEMBERSHIP IN ASSOCIATIONS, INTEREST ON SAVINGS OR BONDS, PERIODIC RECEIPTS FROM ESTATES OR TRUST FUNDS, NET INCOME FROM RENTAL OF A HOUSE, STORE, OR OTHER PROPERTY TO OTHERS, RECEIPTS FROM BOARDERS OR LODGERS, AND NET ROYALTIES. INCOME SOURCES: UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION, WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION AND VETERANS' PAYMENTS. UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION, VETERANS' PAYMENTS, OR WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION INCLUDES: (1) UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION RECEIVED FROM GOVERNMENT UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE AGENCIES OR PRIVATE COMPANIES DURING PERIODS OF UNEMPLOYMENT AND ANY STRIKE BENEFITS RECEIVED FROM UNION FUNDS; (2) MONEY PAID PERIODICALLY BY THE VETERANS ADMINISTRATION TO DISABLED MEMBERS OF THE ARMED FORCES OR TO SURVIVORS OF DECEASED VETERANS, SUBSISTENCE ALLOWANCES PAID TO VETERANS FOR EDUCATION AND ON-THE-JOB TRAINING, AS WELL AS SO-CALLED "REFUNDS" PAID TO EX-SERVICEMEN AS GI INSURANCE PREMIUMS; AND (3) WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION RECEIVED PERIODICALLY FROM PUBLIC OR PRIVATE INSURANCE COMPANIES FOR INJURIES INCURRED AT WORK. THE COST OF THIS INSURANCE MUST HAVE BEEN PAID BY THE EMPLOYER AND NOT BY THE PERSON. INCOME SOURCES: PRIVATE AND GOVERNMENT PENSIONS AND ANNUITIES. MANY EMPLOYERS AND UNIONS HAVE ESTABLISHED PENSION PROGRAMS FOR THEIR EMPLOYEES SO THAT UPON RETIREMENT, THE EMPLOYEE WILL RECEIVE REGULAR INCOME TO REPLACE HIS/HER EARNINGS. MANY OF THESE PROGRAMS ALSO PROVIDE INCOME TO THE EMPLOYEE IF HE/SHE BECOMES SEVERELY DISABLED, OR TO HIS/HER SURVIVORS IF THE EMPLOYEE DIES. OTHER TYPES OF RETIREMENT INCOME INCLUDE ANNUITIES AND PAID-UP LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES. SOME PEOPLE PURCHASE ANNUITIES WHICH YIELD A SET AMOUNT OVER A CERTAIN NUMBER OF YEARS. OTHER PEOPLE MAY CONVERT THEIR PAID-UP LIFE 1 145 - (CONTINUED) - INSURANCE POLICY INTO AN ANNUITY AFTER THEY RETIRE. INCOME SOURCES: ALIMONY AND CHILD SUPPORT. ALIMONY IS MONEY RECEIVED PERIODICALLY FROM A FORMER SPOUSE FOLLOWING A DIVORCE OR SEPARATION. CHILD SUPPORT IS MONEY RECEIVED FROM A FORMER SPOUSE FOR THE SUPPORT OF THEIR CHILDREN FOLLOWING A DIVORCE OR LEGAL SEPARATION. MONEY RECEIVED FROM RELATIVES OR FRIENDS OTHER THAN THE FORMER HUSBAND OR WIFE IS NOT CONSIDERED AS CHILD SUPPORT. RECEIPTS NOT COUNTED AS INCOME. RECEIPTS FROM THE FOLLOWING SOURCES ARE NOT INCLUDED AS INCOME: (1) MONEY RECEIVED FROM THE SALE OF PROPERTY, SUCH AS STOCKS, BONDS, A HOUSE, OR A CAR (UNLESS THE PERSON IS ENGAGED IN THE BUSINESS OF SELLING SUCH PROPERTY, IN WHICH CASE THE NET PROCEEDS ARE COUNTED AS INCOME FROM SELF-EMPLOYMENT); (2) WITHDRAWALS OF BANK DEPOSITS; (3) MONEY BORROWED; (4) TAX REFUNDS; (5) GIFTS; AND (6) LUMP-SUM INHERITANCES OF INSURANCE PAYMENTS. INDUSTRY, OCCUPATION, AND CLASS OF WORKER. INDUSTRY, OCCUPATION, AND CLASS OF WORKER (I & O) ALWAYS APPLY TO THE SAME JOB. FOR THE EMPLOYED, CURRENT JOB IS THE JOB HELD IN THE REFERENCE WEEK (THE WEEK BEFORE THE SURVEY). PERSONS WITH TWO OR MORE JOBS ARE CLASSIFIED IN THE JOB AT WHICH THEY WORKED THE MOST HOURS DURING THE REFERENCE WEEK. THE UNEMPLOYED ARE CLASSIFIED ACCORDING TO THEIR LATEST FULL-TIME CIVILIAN JOB LASTING TWO OR MORE WEEKS OR BY THE JOB (EITHER FULL-TIME OR PART-TIME) FROM WHICH THEY ARE LAID OFF. THE I & O QUESTIONS ARE ALSO ASKED OF PERSONS NOT IN THE LABOR FORCE WHO ARE IN THE FOURTH AND EIGHTH MONTH IN SAMPLE AND WHO HAVE WORKED IN THE LAST FIVE YEARS. LONGEST JOB APPLIES TO THE JOB HELD LONGEST DURING THE PRECEDING YEAR FOR PERSONS WHO WORKED THAT YEAR, WITHOUT REGARD TO THEIR CURRENT EMPLOYMENT STATUS. THE OCCUPATION/INDUSTRY CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM FOR THE 1970 CENSUS OF POPULATION HAS BEEN USED TO CODE MARCH CPS DATA SINCE 1971. FOR DETAILED INFORMATION ON I & O OF MULTIPLE JOB HOLDERS SEE THE MAY SUPPLEMENT TO THE CPS. 0 MARCH CPS LONGEST JOB CURRENT OR MORE LAST YEAR SUBJECT RECENT JOB (WORK EXPERIENCE) 0 INDUSTRY 3-DIGIT DETAILED V3040 V3103 2-DIGIT DETAILED V3041 V3188 (RECODE) 1 146 - (CONTINUED) - MAJOR GROUP RECODE N/A V3185 OCCUPATION 3-DIGIT DETAILED V3043 V3104 2-DIGIT DETAILED V3042 V3186 (RECODE) CLASS OF WORKER V3044 V3101 MAJOR GROUP RECODE V3044 V3101 - JOB SEEKERS. ALL UNEMPLOYED PERSONS WHO MADE SPECIFIC EFFORTS TO FIND A JOB SOMETIME DURING THE 4-WEEK PERIOD PRECEDING THE SURVEY WEEK. KEEPING HOUSE. PERSONS ARE CLASSIFIED AS KEEPING HOUSE IF THEY ENGAGE IN OWN HOUSEWORK. THIS IS ONE OF THE "NOT IN LABOR FORCE" CLASSIFICATIONS, EMPLOYMENT STATUS RECODE (ESR)=4. LABOR FORCE. PERSONS ARE CLASSIFIED AS IN THE LABOR FORCE IF THEY ARE EMPLOYED, UNEMPLOYED, OR IN THE ARMED FORCES DURING THE SURVEY WEEK. THE "CIVILIAN LABOR FORCE" INCLUDES ALL CIVILIANS CLASSIFIED AS EMPLOYED OR UNEMPLOYED. THE FILE INCLUDES LABOR FORCE DATA FOR CIVILIANS AGE 14 AND OVER. HOWEVER, THE OFFICIAL DEFINITION OF THE CIVILIAN LABOR FORCE IS AGE 16 AND OVER. 1. EMPLOYED. EMPLOYED PERSONS COMPRISE (1) ALL CIVILIANS WHO, DURING THE SURVEY WEEK, DO ANY WORK AT ALL AS PAID EMPLOYEES OR IN THEIR OWN BUSINESS OR PROFESSION, OR ON THEIR OWN FARM, OR WHO WORK 15 HOURS OR MORE AS UNPAID WORKERS ON A FARM IN A BUSINESS OPERATED BY A MEMBER OF THE FAMILY, AND (2) ALL THOSE WHO HAVE JOBS BUT WHO ARE NOT WORKING BECAUSE OF ILLNESS, BAD WEATHER, VACATION, OR LABOR-MANAGEMENT DISPUTE, OR BECAUSE THEY ARE TAKING TIME OFF FOR PERSONAL REASONS, WHETHER OR NOT THEY ARE SEEKING OTHER JOBS. THESE PERSONS WOULD HAVE AN EMPLOYMENT STATUS RECODE (ESR) OF 1 OR 2 RESPECTIVELY IN CHARACTER 12 OF THE PERSON RECORD WHICH DESIGNATES "AT WORK" AND "WITH A JOB, BUT NOT AT WORK." EACH EMPLOYED PERSON IS COUNTED ONLY ONCE. THOSE PERSONS WHO HELD MORE THAN ONE JOB ARE COUNTED IN THE JOB AT WHICH THEY WORKED THE GREATEST NUMBER OF HOURS DURING THE SURVEY WEEK. IF THEY WORKED AN EQUAL NUMBER OF HOURS AT MORE THAN ONE JOB, THEY ARE COUNTED AT THE JOB THEY HELD THE LONGEST. 2. UNEMPLOYED. UNEMPLOYED PERSONS ARE THOSE CIVILIANS WHO, DURING THE SURVEY WEEK, HAVE NO EMPLOYMENT BUT ARE AVAILABLE FOR WORK, AND (1) HAVE ENGAGED IN ANY SPECIFIC JOB 1 147 - (CONTINUED) - SEEKING ACTIVITY WITHIN THE PAST 4 WEEKS, SUCH AS REGISTERING AT A PUBLIC OR PRIVATE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, MEETING WITH PROSPECTIVE EMPLOYERS, CHECKING WITH FRIENDS OR RELATIVES, PLACING OR ANSWERING ADVERTISEMENTS, WRITING LETTERS OF APPLICATION, OR BEING ON A UNION OR PROFESSIONAL REGISTER; (2) ARE WAITING TO BE CALLED BACK TO A JOB FROM WHICH THEY HAD BEEN LAID OFF OF; (3) ARE WAITING TO REPORT TO A NEW WAGE OR SALARY JOB WITHIN 30 DAYS. THESE PERSONS WOULD HAVE AN ESR CODE OF 3 IN CHARACTER 12 OF THE PERSON RECORD. THE UNEMPLOYED INCLUDES JOB LEAVERS, JOB LOSERS, NEW JOB ENTRANTS, AND JOB REENTRANTS. A. JOB LEAVERS. PERSONS WHO QUIT OR OTHERWISE TERMINATE THEIR EMPLOYMENT VOLUNTARILY AND IMMEDIATELY BEGIN LOOKING FOR WORK. B. JOB LOSERS. PERSONS WHOSE EMPLOYMENT ENDS INVOLUNTARILY, WHO IMMEDIATELY BEGIN LOOKING FOR WORK AND THOSE PERSONS WHO ARE ALREADY ON LAYOFF. C. NEW JOB ENTRANTS. PERSONS WHO NEVER WORK AT A FULL-TIME JOB LASTING TWO WEEKS OR LONGER. D. JOB REENTRANTS. PERSONS WHO PREVIOUSLY WORKED AT A FULL-TIME JOB LASTING TWO WEEKS OR LONGER BUT ARE OUT OF THE LABOR FORCE PRIOR TO BEGINNING TO LOOK FOR WORK. 3. NOT IN LABOR FORCE. ALL CIVILIANS 14 YEARS OLD AND OVER WHO ARE NOT CLASSIFIED AS EMPLOYED OR UNEMPLOYED. THESE PERSONS ARE FURTHER CLASSIFIED AS "ENGAGED IN OWN HOME HOUSEWORK," "IN SCHOOL," "UNABLE TO WORK" BECAUSE OF LONG-TERM PHYSICAL OR MENTAL ILLNESS, AND "OTHER." THE "OTHER" GROUP INCLUDES FOR THE MOST PART RETIRED PERSONS, THOSE REPORTED AS TOO OLD TO WORK, THE VOLUNTARILY IDLE, AND SEASONAL WORKERS FOR WHOM THE SURVEY WEEK IS AN "OFF" SEASON AND WHO WERE NOT REPORTED AS UNEMPLOYED. PERSONS DOING ONLY INCIDENTAL UNPAID FAMILY WORK (LESS THAN 15 HOURS) ARE ALSO CLASSIFIED AS NOT IN THE LABOR FORCE. FOR PERSONS NOT IN THE LABOR FORCE, DATA ON PREVIOUS WORK EXPERIENCE, INTENTIONS TO SEEK WORK AGAIN, DESIRE FOR A JOB AT THE TIME OF INTERVIEW, AND REASONS FOR NOT LOOKING FOR WORK ARE ASKED ONLY IN THOSE HOUSEHOLDS THAT ARE IN THE FOURTH AND EIGHTH MONTHS OF THE SAMPLE, I.E., THE "OUTGOING" GROUPS, THOSE WHICH HAD BEEN IN THE SAMPLE FOR THREE PREVIOUS MONTHS AND WOULD NOT BE IN FOR THE SUBSEQUENT MONTH. 1 148 - (CONTINUED) - THESE ITEMS ARE ASKED AT REFS 3023-3033, 3045-3048. SUCH PERSONS HAVE AN ESR CODE OF 4-7 IN CHARACTER 12 OF THE PERSON RECORD. FINALLY, IT SHOULD BE NOTED THAT THE UNEMPLOYMENT RATE REPRESENTS THE NUMBER OF PERSONS UNEMPLOYED AS A PERCENT OF THE CIVILIAN LABOR FORCE 16 YEARS OLD AND OVER. THIS MEASURE CAN ALSO BE COMPUTED FOR GROUPS WITHIN THE LABOR FORCE CLASSIFIED BY SEX, AGE, MARITAL STATUS, RACE, ETC. THE JOB LOSER, JOB LEAVER, REENTRANT, AND NEW ENTRANT RATES ARE EACH CALCULATED AS A PERCENT OF THE CIVILIAN LABOR FORCE 16 YEARS OLD AND OVER; THE SUM OF THE RATES FOR THE FOUR GROUPS THUS EQUALS THE TOTAL UNEMPLOYMENT RATE. LAYOFF. A PERSON WHO IS UNEMPLOYED BUT EXPECTS TO BE CALLED BACK TO A SPECIFIC JOB. IF HE/SHE EXPECTS TO BE CALLED BACK WITHIN 30 DAYS, IT IS CONSIDERED A TEMPORARY LAYOFF; OTHERWISE, IT IS AN INDEFINITE LAYOFF. LOOKING FOR WORK. A PERSONS WHO IS TRYING TO GET WORK OR TRYING TO ESTABLISH A BUSINESS OR PROFESSION. MARCH SUPPLEMENT WEIGHT. MARCH SUPPLEMENT WEIGHT IS ON ALL PERSON RECORDS AND IS USED TO PRODUCE NATIONAL ESTIMATES. MARITAL STATUS. THE MARITAL STATUS CLASSIFICATION IDENTIFIES FOUR MAJOR CATEGORIES: SINGLE (NEVER MARRIED), MARRIED, WIDOWED, AND DIVORCED. THESE TERMS REFER TO THE MARITAL STATUS AT THE TIME OF ENUMERATION. THE CATEGORY "MARRIED" IS FURTHER DIVIDED INTO "MARRIED, CIVILIAN SPOUSE PRESENT," "MARRIED, AIR FORCE SPOUSE PRESENT," "MARRIED, SPOUSE ABSENT," "MARRIED, AIR FORCE SPOUSE ABSENT," AND "SEPARATED." A PERSON IS CLASSIFIED AS "MARRIED, SPOUSE PRESENT" IF THE HUSBAND OR WIFE IS REPORTED AS A MEMBER OF THE HOUSEHOLD EVEN THOUGH HE OR SHE MAY BE TEMPORARILY ABSENT ON BUSINESS OR ON VACATION, VISITING, IN A HOSPITAL, ETC., AT THE TIME OF THE ENUMERATION. PERSONS REPORTED AS "SEPARATED" INCLUDE THOSE WITH LEGAL SEPARATIONS, THOSE LIVING APART WITH INTENTIONS OF OBTAINING A DIVORCE, AND OTHER PERSONS PERMANENTLY OR TEMPORARILY ESTRANGED FROM THEIR SPOUSES BECAUSE OF MARITAL DISCORD. FOR THE PURPOSE OF THIS FILE, THE GROUP "OTHER MARITAL STATUS" INCLUDES "WIDOWED AND DIVORCED," "SEPARATED," AND "OTHER MARRIED, SPOUSE ABSENT." MOBILITY STATUS. THE POPULATION OF THE UNITED STATES, 15 YEARS OLD AND OVER, IS CLASSIFIED ACCORDING TO MOBILITY STATUS ON THE BASIS OF A COMPARISON BETWEEN THE PLACE OF 1 149 - (CONTINUED) - RESIDENCE OF EACH INDIVIDUAL AT THE TIME OF THE MARCH 1980 CPS AND THE PLACE OF RESIDENCE IN MARCH 1975. THE INFORMATION ON MOBILITY STATUS IS OBTAINED FROM THE RESPONSES TO A SERIES OF INQUIRIES. THE FIRST OF THESE INQUIRIES IS: "WAS. . .LIVING IN THIS HOUSE 5 YEARS AGO. . .?" IF THE ANSWER WAS "NO," THE ENUMERATOR ASKED, "WHERE DID. . .LIVE ON MARCH 1, 1975?" IN CLASSIFICATION THREE MAIN CATEGORIES ARE DISTINGUISHED AS NONMOVERS, MOVERS, AND PERSONS ABROAD. NONMOVERS ARE ALL PERSONS WHO ARE LIVING IN THE SAME HOUSE AT THE END OF THE PERIOD OR AT THE BEGINNING OF THE PERIOD. MOVERS ARE ALL PERSONS WHO ARE LIVING IN A DIFFERENT HOUSE AT THE END OF THE PERIOD THAN AT THE BEGINNING OF THE PERIOD. MOVERS FROM ABROAD INCLUDE ALL PERSONS, EITHER CITIZENS OR ALIENS, WHOSE PLACE OF RESIDENCE IS OUTSIDE THE UNITED STATES AT THE BEGINNING OF THE PERIOD, THAT IS, IN AN OUTLYING AREA UNDER THE JURISDICTION OF THE UNITED STATES OR IN A FOREIGN COUNTRY. MONTH-IN-SAMPLE. THE TERM IS DEFINED AS THE NUMBER OF TIMES A UNIT IS INTERVIEWED. EACH UNIT IS INTERVIEWED EIGHT TIMES DURING THE LIFE OF THE SAMPLE. (ALSO SEE DISCUSSION OF SAMPLE DESIGN.) NEVER WORKED. A PERSON WHO HAS NEVER HELD A FULL-TIME CIVILIAN JOB LASTING TWO CONSECUTIVE WEEKS OR MORE. NONFAMILY HOUSEHOLDER. A NONFAMILY HOUSEHOLDER (FORMERLY CALLED A PRIMARY INDIVIDUAL) IS A PERSON MAINTAINING A HOUSEHOLD WHILE LIVING ALONE OR WITH NONRELATIVES ONLY. NONFARM SELF-EMPLOYMENT NET INCOME. THE TERM IS DEFINED AS NET MONEY INCOME (GROSS RECEIPTS MINUS EXPENSES) FROM HIS/HER OWN BUSINESS, PROFESSIONAL ENTERPRISE, OR PARTNERSHIP. GROSS RECEIPTS INCLUDE THE VALUE OF ALL GOODS SOLD AND SERVICES RENDERED. EXPENSES INCLUDE COSTS OF GOODS PURCHASED, RENT, HEAT, LIGHT, POWER, DEPRECIATION CHARGES, WAGES AND SALARIES PAID, BUSINESS TAXES (NOT PERSONAL INCOME TAXES), ETC. IN GENERAL, INVENTORY CHARGES ARE CONSIDERED IN DETERMINING RECORDS TO REFLECT INVENTORY CHANGES; HOWEVER, WHEN VALUES OF INVENTORY CHANGES ARE NOT REPORTED, NET INCOME FIGURES EXCLUSIVE OF INVENTORY CHANGES ARE ACCEPTED. THE VALUE OF SALABLE MERCHANDISE CONSUMED BY THE PROPRIETORS OF RETAIL STORES IS NOT INCLUDED AS PART OF NET INCOME. NONWORKER. A PERSON WHO DOES NOT DO ANY CIVILIAN WORK IN THE CALENDAR YEAR PRECEDING THE SURVEY. 1 150 - (CONTINUED) - NONRELATIVE OF HOUSEHOLDER WITH NO OWN RELATIVES IN HOUSEHOLD. A NONRELATIVE OF THE HOUSEHOLDER WHO HAS NO RELATIVE(S) OF HIS OWN IN THE HOUSEHOLD. THIS CATEGORY INCLUDES SUCH NONRELATIVES AS A FOSTER CHILD, A WARD, A LODGER, A SERVANT, OR A HIRED HAND, WHO HAS NO RELATIVES OF HIS OWN LIVING WITH HIM IN THE HOUSEHOLD. NONRELATIVE OF HOUSEHOLDER WITH OWN RELATIVES (INCLUDING SPOUSE) IN HOUSEHOLD. ANY HOUSEHOLD MEMBER WHO IS NOT RELATED TO THE HOUSEHOLDER BUT HAS RELATIVES OF HIS OWN IN THE HOUSEHOLD. FOR EXAMPLE, A LODGER, HIS SPOUSE, AND THEIR SON. OTHER RELATIVE OF HOUSEHOLDER. ANY RELATIVE OF THE HOUSEHOLDER OTHER THAN HIS/HER SPOUSE, OR CHILD; FOR EXAMPLE, FATHER, MOTHER, GRANDSON, DAUGHTER-IN-LAW, ETC. OWN CHILD. THE FILE INCLUDES A CHILD RELATED BY BLOOD, MARRIAGE, OR ADOPTION TO THE FAMILY HOUSEHOLDER. PART-TIME, ECONOMIC REASONS. THE FILE INCLUDES SLACK WORK, MATERIAL SHORTAGES, REPAIRS TO PLANT OR EQUIPMENT, START OR TERMINATION OF JOB DURING THE WEEK, AND INABILITY TO FIND FULL-TIME WORK. (SEE ALSO FULL-TIME LABOR FORCE.) PART-TIME, OTHER REASONS. THE FILE INCLUDES LABOR DISPUTE, BAD WEATHER, OWN ILLNESS, VACATION, DEMANDS OF HOME HOUSEWORK, SCHOOL, NO DESIRE FOR FULL-TIME WORK, AND FULL-TIME WORKER ONLY DURING PEAK SEASON. PART-TIME WORK. PERSONS WHO WORK BETWEEN 1 AND 34 HOURS ARE DESIGNATED AS WORKING "PART-TIME" IN THE CURRENT JOB HELD DURING REFERENCE WEEK. FOR THE MARCH SUPPLEMENT A PERSON IS CLASSIFIED AS HAVING WORKED PART-TIME DURING THE PRECEDING CALENDAR YEAR, IF HE WORKED LESS THAN 35 HOURS PER WEEK IN A MAJORITY OF THE WEEKS IN WHICH HE WORKED DURING THE YEAR. CONVERSELY, HE IS CLASSIFIED AS HAVING WORKED FULL-TIME IF HE WORKED 35 HOURS OR MORE PER WEEK DURING A MAJORITY OF THE WEEKS IN WHICH HE WORKED. PART-YEAR WORK. PART-YEAR WORK IS CLASSIFIED AS LESS THAN 50 WEEKS' WORK. POPULATION COVERAGE. THE POPULATION COVERED INCLUDES THE CIVILIAN POPULATION OF THE UNITED STATES PLUS APPROXIMATELY 855,000 MEMBERS OF THE ARMED FORCES IN THE UNITED STATES LIVING OFF POST OR WITH THEIR FAMILIES ON POST BUT EXCLUDES ALL OTHER MEMBERS OF THE ARMED FORCES. THIS FILE EXCLUDES INMATES OF INSTITUTIONS. THE LABOR FORCE AND WORK 1 151 - (CONTINUED) - EXPERIENCE DATA ARE NOT COLLECTED FOR ARMED FORCES MEMBERS. POVERTY. IN THIS FILE FAMILIES AND UNRELATED INDIVIDUALS ARE CLASSIFIED AS BEING ABOVE OR BELOW THE POVERTY LEVEL, USING THE POVERTY INDEX ADOPTED BY A FEDERAL INTERAGENCY COMMITTEE IN 1969. THIS INDEX PROVIDES A RANGE OF INCOME CUTOFFS OR "POVERTY THRESHOLDS" ADJUSTED TO TAKE INTO ACCOUNT SUCH FACTORS AS FAMILY SIZE, SEX, AND AGE OF THE FAMILY HEAD, THE NUMBER OF CHILDREN, AND FARM-NONFARM RESIDENCE. THE POVERTY CUTOFFS ARE UPDATED EVERY YEAR TO REFLECT THE CHANGES IN THE CONSUMER PRICE INDEX. THE AVERAGE POVERTY THRESHOLD FOR A NONFARM FAMILY OF FOUR WAS $7,412 IN 1979. FOR A DETAILED EXPLANATION OF THE POVERTY DEFINITION, SEE CURRENT POPULATION REPORTS, SERIES P-60, NO. 124, "CHARACTERISTICS OF THE POPULATION BELOW THE POVERTY LEVEL: 1978." PUBLIC ASSISTANCE. (SEE INCOME) RACE. THE POPULATION IS DIVIDED INTO THREE GROUPS ON THE BASIS OF RACE: WHITE, BLACK, AND "OTHER RACES." THE LAST CATEGORY INCLUDES INDIANS, JAPANESE, CHINESE, AND ANY OTHER RACE EXCEPT WHITE AND BLACK. IN MOST OF THE PUBLISHED TABLES, "OTHER RACES" ARE SHOWN IN COMBINATION WITH THE BLACK POPULATION. RECEIPTS NOT COUNTED AS INCOME. RECEIPTS FROM THE FOLLOWING SOURCES ARE NOT INCLUDED AS INCOME: (1) MONEY RECEIVED FROM THE SALE OF PROPERTY, SUCH AS STOCKS, BONDS, A HOUSE, OR A CAR (UNLESS THE PERSON WAS ENGAGED IN THE BUSINESS OF SELLING SUCH PROPERTY, IN WHICH CASE THE NET PROCEEDS WOULD BE COUNTED AS INCOME FROM SELF-EMPLOYMENT); (2) WITHDRAWALS OF BANK DEPOSITS; (3) MONEY BORROWED; (4) TAX REFUNDS; (5) GIFTS; AND (6) LUMP-SUM INHERITANCES OR INSURANCE PAYMENTS. REENTRANTS. PERSONS WHO PREVIOUSLY WORKED AT A FULL-TIME JOB LASTING TWO WEEKS OR LONGER BUT WHO ARE OUT OF THE LABOR FORCE PRIOR TO BEGINNING TO LOOK FOR WORK. RELATED CHILDREN. RELATED CHILDREN IN A FAMILY INCLUDE OWN CHILDREN AND ALL OTHER CHILDREN IN THE HOUSEHOLD WHO ARE RELATED TO THE HOUSEHOLDER BY BIRTH, MARRIAGE, OR ADOPTION. FOR EACH TYPE OF FAMILY UNIT IDENTIFIED IN THE CPS, THE COUNT OF OWN CHILDREN UNDER 18 YEARS OLD IS LIMITED TO SINGLE (NEVER MARRIED) CHILDREN; HOWEVER, "OWN CHILDREN UNDER 25" AND "OWN CHILDREN OF ANY AGE," INCLUDE ALL CHILDREN REGARDLESS OF MARITAL STATUS. THE TOTALS INCLUDE NEVER-MARRIED CHILDREN LIVING AWAY FROM HOME IN COLLEGE DORMITORIES. 1 152 - (CONTINUED) - RELATED SUBFAMILY. A RELATED SUBFAMILY IS A MARRIED COUPLE WITH OR WITHOUT CHILDREN, OR ONE PARENT WITH ONE OR MORE OWN SINGLE (NEVER MARRIED) CHILDREN UNDER 18 YEARS OLD, LIVING IN A HOUSEHOLD AND RELATED TO, BUT NOT INCLUDING, THE HOUSEHOLDER OR SPOUSE. THE MOST COMMON EXAMPLE OF A RELATED SUBFAMILY IS A YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE SHARING THE HOME OF THE HUSBAND'S OR WIFE'S PARENTS. THE NUMBER OF RELATED SUBFAMILIES IS NOT INCLUDED IN THE NUMBER OF FAMILIES. SCHOOL. A PERSON WHO SPENT MOST OF HIS/HER TIME DURING SURVEY WEEK ATTENDING ANY KIND OF PUBLIC OR PRIVATE SCHOOL, INCLUDING TRADE OR VOCATIONAL SCHOOLS IN WHICH STUDENTS RECEIVE NO COMPENSATION IN MONEY OR KIND. SECONDARY INDIVIDUAL. A SECONDARY INDIVIDUAL IS A PERSON IN A HOUSEHOLD OR GROUP QUARTERS SUCH AS A GUEST, ROOMER, BOARDER, OR RESIDENT EMPLOYEE (EXCLUDING NONFAMILY HOUSEHOLDERS AND INMATES OF INSTITUTIONS) WHO IS NOT RELATED TO ANY OTHER PERSON IN THE HOUSEHOLD OR GROUP QUARTERS. SELF-EMPLOYED. SELF-EMPLOYED PERSONS ARE THOSE WHO WORK FOR PROFIT OR FEES IN THEIR OWN BUSINESS, PROFESSION OR TRADE, OR OPERATE A FARM. SPANISH ORIGIN. PERSONS OF SPANISH ORIGIN IN THIS FILE ARE DETERMINED ON THE BASIS OF A QUESTION THAT ASKED FOR SELF-IDENTIFICATION OF THE PERSON'S ORIGIN OR DESCENT. RESPONDENTS ARE ASKED TO SELECT THEIR ORIGIN (OR THE ORIGIN OF SOME OTHER HOUSEHOLD MEMBER) FROM A "FLASH CARD" LISTING ETHNIC ORIGINS. PERSONS OF SPANISH ORIGIN, IN PARTICULAR, ARE THOSE WHO INDICATED THAT THEIR ORIGIN WAS MEXICAN-AMERICAN, CHICANO, MEXICAN, MEXICANO, PUERTO RICAN, CUBAN, CENTRAL OR SOUTH AMERICAN, OR OTHER SPANISH. STRETCHES OF UNEMPLOYMENT. A CONTINUOUS STRETCH IS ONE THAT IS NOT INTERRUPTED BY THE PERSON GETTING A JOB OR LEAVING THE LABOR MARKET TO GO TO SCHOOL, TO KEEP HOUSE, ETC. A PERIOD OF TWO WEEKS OR MORE DURING WHICH A PERSON IS EMPLOYED OR CEASED LOOKING FOR WORK IS CONSIDERED TO BREAK THE CONTINUITY OF THE PERIOD OF SEEKING WORK. TOTAL MONEY INCOME. THE TERM IS DEFINED AS THE ARITHMETIC SUM OF MONEY WAGES AND SALARIES, NET INCOME FROM SELF-EMPLOYMENT, AND INCOME OTHER THAN EARNINGS. THE TOTAL INCOME OF A HOUSEHOLD IS THE ARITHMETIC SUM OF THE AMOUNTS RECEIVED BY ALL INCOME RECIPIENTS IN THE HOUSEHOLD. UNABLE TO WORK. A PERSON IS CLASSIFIED AS UNABLE TO WORK BECAUSE OF LONG-TERM PHYSICAL OR MENTAL ILLNESS, LASTING SIX MONTHS OR LONGER. 1 153 - (CONTINUED) - UNEMPLOYED. (SEE LABOR FORCE) UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION. (SEE INCOME) UNPAID FAMILY WORKERS. UNPAID FAMILY WORKERS ARE PERSONS WORKING WITHOUT PAY FOR 15 HOURS A WEEK OR MORE ON A FARM OR IN A BUSINESS OPERATED BY A MEMBER OF THE HOUSEHOLD TO WHOM THEY ARE RELATED BY BLOOD OR MARRIAGE. UNRELATED INDIVIDUALS. UNRELATED INDIVIDUALS ARE PERSONS OF ANY AGE (OTHER THAN INMATES OF INSTITUTIONS) WHO ARE NOT LIVING WITH ANY RELATIVES. AN UNRELATED INDIVIDUAL MAY BE (1) A NONFAMILY HOUSEHOLDER LIVING ALONE OR WITH NONRELATIVES ONLY, (2) A ROOMER, BOARDER, OR RESIDENT EMPLOYEE WITH NO RELATIVES IN THE HOUSEHOLD, OR (3) A GROUP QUARTERS MEMBER WHO HAS NO RELATIVES LIVING WITH HIM/HER. THUS, A WIDOW WHO OCCUPIES HER HOUSE ALONE OR WITH ONE OR MORE OTHER PERSONS NOT RELATED TO HER, A ROOMER NOT RELATED TO ANYONE ELSE IN THE HOUSING UNIT, A MAID LIVING AS A MEMBER OF HER EMPLOYER'S HOUSEHOLD BUT WITH NO RELATIVES IN THE HOUSEHOLD, AND A RESIDENT STAFF MEMBER IN A HOSPITAL LIVING APART FROM ANY RELATIVES ARE ALL EXAMPLES OF UNRELATED INDIVIDUALS. UNRELATED SUBFAMILY. AN UNRELATED SUBFAMILY IS A FAMILY THAT DOES NOT INCLUDE AMONG ITS MEMBERS THE HOUSEHOLDER AND RELATIVES OF THE HOUSEHOLDER. MEMBERS OF UNRELATED SUBFAMILIES MAY INCLUDE PERSONS SUCH AS GUESTS, ROOMERS, BOARDERS, OR RESIDENT EMPLOYEES AND THEIR RELATIVES LIVING IN A HOUSEHOLD. THE NUMBER OF UNRELATED SUBFAMILY MEMBERS IS INCLUDED IN THE NUMBER OF HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS BUT IS NOT INCLUDED IN THE COUNT OF FAMILY MEMBERS. PERSONS LIVING WITH RELATIVES IN GROUP QUARTERS WERE FORMERLY CONSIDERED AS MEMBERS OF FAMILIES. HOWEVER, THE NUMBER OF SUCH UNRELATED SUBFAMILIES BECAME SO SMALL (37,000 IN 1967) THAT BEGINNING WITH THE DATA FOR 1968 (AND BEGINNING WITH THE CENSUS DATA FOR 1960) THE BUREAU OF THE CENSUS INCLUDES PERSONS IN THESE UNRELATED SUBFAMILIES IN THE COUNT OF SECONDARY INDIVIDUALS. VETERAN STATUS. IF A MALE SERVED AT ANY TIME DURING THE FOUR MAJOR WARS OF THIS CENTURY, THE CODE FOR THE MOST RECENT WARTIME SERVICE IS ENTERED. THE FOLLOWING CODES ARE USED: 0. FEMALES, CHILDREN UNDER 14 1. VIETMAN ERA 2. KOREAN 1 154 - (CONTINUED) - 3. WWI 4. WWII 5. OTHER SERVICE 6. NONVETERAN WAGE AND SALARY WORKERS. WAGE AND SALARY WORKERS RECEIVE WAGES, SALARY, COMMISSION, TIPS, OR PAY IN KIND FROM A PRIVATE EMPLOYER OR FROM A GOVERNMENTAL UNIT. WAGES OR SALARY. THE TERM IS DEFINED AS THE TOTAL MONEY RECEIVED FOR WORK PERFORMED AS AN EMPLOYEE DURING THE CALENDAR YEAR. IT INCLUDES WAGES, SALARY, ARMED FORCES PAY, COMMISSIONS, TIPS, PIECE-RATE PAYMENTS, AND CASH BONUSES EARNED BEFORE DEDUCTIONS WERE MADE FOR TAXES, BONDS, PENSIONS, UNION DUES, ETC. (SEE INCOME) WEEKS WORKED IN THE INCOME YEAR. PERSONS ARE CLASSIFIED ACCORDING TO THE NUMBER OF DIFFERENT WEEKS, DURING THE PRECEDING CALENDAR YEAR, IN WHICH THEY DID ANY CIVILIAN WORK FOR PAY OR PROFIT (INCLUDING PAID VACATIONS AND SICK LEAVE) OR WORKED WITHOUT PAY ON A FAMILY-OPERATED FARM OR BUSINESS. WORKERS. (SEE LABOR FORCE - EMPLOYED) WORK EXPERIENCE. INCLUDES THOSE PERSONS WHO DURING THE PRECEDING CALENDAR YEAR DID ANY CIVILIAN WORK FOR PAY OR PROFIT OR WORKED WITHOUT PAY ON A FAMILY-OPERATED FARM OR BUSINESS AT ANY TIME DURING THE YEAR, ON A PART-TIME OR FULL-TIME BASIS. YEAR-ROUND FULL-TIME WORKER. A YEAR-ROUND FULL-TIME WORKER IS ONE WHO WORKED USUALLY 35 HOURS OR MORE PER WEEK FOR 50 WEEKS OR MORE DURING THE PRECEDING CALENDAR YEAR. YEARS OF SCHOOL COMPLETED. DATA ON YEARS OF SCHOOL COMPLETED ARE DERIVED FROM THE COMBINATION OF ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS CONCERNING THE HIGHEST GRADE OF SCHOOL ATTENDED BY THE PERSON AND WHETHER OR NOT THAT GRADE IS FINISHED. EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT APPLIES ONLY TO PROGRESS IN "REGULAR" SCHOOL. SUCH SCHOOLS INCLUDE GRADED PUBLIC, PRIVATE, AND PAROCHIAL ELEMENTARY AND HIGH SCHOOLS (BOTH JUNIOR AND SENIOR HIGH), COLLEGES, UNIVERSITIES, AND PROFESSIONAL SCHOOLS, WHETHER DAY SCHOOLS OR NIGHT SCHOOLS. THUS, REGULAR SCHOOLING IS THAT WHICH MAY ADVANCE A PERSON TOWARD AN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CERTIFICATE OR HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA, OR A COLLEGE, UNIVERSITY, OR PROFESSIONAL SCHOOL DEGREE. SCHOOLING IN OTHER THAN REGULAR SCHOOLS IS COUNTED ONLY IF THE CREDITS OBTAINED ARE REGARDED AS TRANSFERABLE TO A SCHOOL IN THE REGULAR SCHOOL SYSTEM. 0 1 155 - (CONTINUED) - II. CONCEPTS ON FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS - THE CONCEPTS LISTED BELOW SHOW CHANGES MADE IN THE HOUSEHOLD AND FAMILY CONCEPTS FOR THE MARCH 1980 CURRENT POPULATION SURVEY (CPS) AND FUTURE MARCH SUPPLEMENTS TO THE CPS. THESE CHANGES AFFECT THE DEFINITIONS FOR TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS AND SUBFAMILIES, AND WERE INSTITUTED TO CORRESPOND TO THE TERMINOLOGY AND CONCEPTS FOR THE 1980 DECENNIAL CENSUS. PRIMARY FAMILY HEAD. PRIOR TO 1980, THE PERSON WHO MAINTAINED THE FAMILY WAS REFERRED TO AS THE HEAD, AND IN HUSBAND-WIFE HOUSEHOLDS, THE HEAD BY DEFINITION HAD TO BE A MALE. THE NEW DEFINITION PERMITS THE WIFE TO BE DESIGNATED AS THE "HOUSEHOLDER." (THIS CHANGE IN DEFINITION FOR HUSBAND- WIFE HOUSEHOLDS, HOWEVER, MAY HAVE A SLIGHT IMPACT ON THE GENERATION OF FAMILY TABLES WHICH ARE TRADITIONALLY TALLIED BY THE CHARACTERISTICS OF THE HEAD.) HUSBAND-WIFE. IN ADDITION TO THE DEFINITIONAL CHANGE DESCRIBED ABOVE, THE OLD HUSBAND-WIFE DESIGNATION IS NOW REFERRED TO AS A "MARRIED-COUPLE" FAMILY. MALE HEAD, NO WIFE PRESENT. NOW REFERRED TO AS "OTHER FAMILY, MALE HOUSEHOLDER." FEMALE HEAD, NO HUSBAND PRESENT. NOW REFERRED TO AS "OTHER FAMILY, FEMALE HOUSEHOLDER." SUBFAMILIES. THE TERM "RELATED" WAS ADDED TO THIS CONCEPT. RELATED SUBFAMILIES REFER TO FAMILY GROUPS WITHIN HOUSEHOLDS WHERE MEMBERS ARE RELATED TO BUT DO NOT INCLUDE THE HOUSEHOLDER OR SPOUSE OF THE HOUSEHOLDER. NEITHER THE HOUSEHOLDER NOR HIS/HER SPOUSE ARE INCLUDED IN THIS GROUPING. LIKE THE FAMILY HOUSEHOLDS, HUSBAND-WIFE RELATIONSHIPS ARE ALSO REFERRED TO AS "MARRIED-COUPLE" SUBFAMILIES. HOWEVER, A SUBFAMILY MALE-HEAD WITH NO WIFE PRESENT IS CALLED A "FATHER-CHILD" RELATED SUBFAMILY WHILE A "FEMALE HEAD WITH NO HUSBAND PRESENT" IS CALLED A "MOTHER-CHILD" RELATED SUBFAMILY. SECONDARY FAMILIES. AS A COROLLARY TO THE RELATED SUBFAMILY CHANGE, SECONDARY FAMILIES ARE NOW REFERRED TO AS "UNRELATED SUBFAMILIES." UNRELATED SUBFAMILIES REFER TO FAMILY GROUPS WITHIN HOUSEHOLDS WHERE NO MEMBER IS RELATED TO THE HOUSEHOLDER. 1 156 - (CONTINUED) - THE SAME TYPES OF FAMILY RELATIONSHIPS DESCRIBED FOR RELATED SUBFAMILIES ALSO APPLY TO UNRELATED SUBFAMILIES WITH ONE ADDITION (E.G., MARRIED-COUPLE, FATHER-CHILD, MOTHER-CHILD UNRELATED SUBFAMILIES AND "OTHER UNRELATED SUBFAMILIES"--SEE FIGURE 4). TOTAL FAMILIES. DATA FOR SECONDARY FAMILIES (NOW UNRELATED SUBFAMILIES) WILL NO LONGER APPEAR IN THE TOTAL FAMILIES CATEGORY. THEREFORE, THE TERM "FAMILY" IS NOW SYNONOMOUS WITH THE TERM "PRIMARY FAMILY." THIS USAGE IS CONSISTENT WITH THE FAMILY CONCEPT USED IN THE 1980 CENSUS. ADULTS. IN DEFINING ADULTS, THE AGE LIMIT HAS BEEN RAISED FROM 14 TO 15 YEARS OLD. THEREFORE, SUPPLEMENTAL DATA FOR ADULTS ARE ONLY AVAILABLE FOR THE 15 AND OVER POPULATION. (BASIC LABOR FORCE DATA, HOWEVER, ARE STILL AVAILABLE FOR 14 YEAR OLDS.) HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, SPOUSE AND CHILD. A VARIETY OF CONCEPTS HAVE BEEN USED TO IDENTIFY RELATED INDIVIDUALS. THESE INCLUDE: HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, SPOUSE, AND CHILD. BOTH THE HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD AND SPOUSE CONCEPTS HAVE CHANGED AS SHOWN IN FIGURE 5. IN RELATED AND UNRELATED SUBFAMILIES, THE HEAD IS NOW REFERRED TO AS THE "REFERENCE PERSON." PRIMARY INDIVIDUAL. ALTHOUGH EVERYONE IS OR HAS BEEN PART OF A FAMILY, MANY PEOPLE DO NOT LIVE IN A FAMILY SETTING. A PRIMARY INDIVIDUAL, FOR EXAMPLE, IS A PERSON WHO LIVES ALONE OR WITH NONRELATIVES. FOR 1980 AND BEYOND, THIS PERSON WILL BE REFERRED TO AS A "NONFAMILY HOUSEHOLDER" AS SHOWN IN FIGURE 6. SECONDARY INDIVIDUAL. THIS CONCEPT, LIKE "PRIMARY INDIVIDUAL," REFERS TO UNRELATED INDIVIDUALS IN A HOUSEHOLD. FOR 1980 AND BEYOND, IT WILL BE REFERRED TO AS "OTHER PERSON LIVING WITH NO RELATIVES" AS SHOWN IN FIGURE 6. - FIGURE 4 CONCEPTS AFFECTING FAMILIES 0 FAMILY TYPES EXISTING RELATIONSHIPS FAMILIES OTHER FAMILY MALE HOUSEHOLDER/ OTHER FAMILY FEMALE HOUSEHOLDER 1 157 - (CONTINUED) - MARRIED-COUPLE FAMILIES 0 RELATED SUBFAMILIES MARRIED-COUPLE SUBFAMILIES FATHER-CHILD SUBFAMILIES/ MOTHER-CHILD SUBFAMILIES 0 UNRELATED SUBFAMILIES MARRIED-COUPLE SUBFAMILIES OTHER UNRELATED SUBFAMILIES - FIGURE 5 MAJOR CHANGES IN CONCEPTS AFFECTING RELATED INDIVIDUALS 0 PRE-1980 1980 AND BEYOND HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD REFERENCE PERSON (HOUSEHOLDER) CHILD NO CHANGE SPOUSE: BY DEFINITION COULD ONLY BE A WIFE BECAUSE HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD COULD ONLY BE A MALE IN HUSBAND-WIFE HOUSEHOLDS. CAN NOW BE A HUSBAND SINCE THE NEW DEFINITION PERMITS THE WIFE TO BE DESIGNATED AS THE HOUSEHOLDER IN HUSBAND-WIFE HOUSEHOLDS. - FIGURE 6 MAJOR CHANGES IN CONCEPTS AFFECTING UNRELATED INDIVIDUALS 0 PRE-1980 1980 AND BEYOND 0 PRIMARY INDIVIDUAL NONFAMILY HOUSEHOLDER SECONDARY INDIVIDUAL OTHER PERSONS LIVING WITH NO RELATIVES 1 158 - (CONTINUED) - GEOGRAPHIC CONCEPTS 0 GEOGRAPHIC DIVISION: AN AREA COMPOSED OF CONTINGUOUS STATES, WITH ALASKA AND HAWAII ALSO INCLUDED IN ONE OF THE DIVISIONS. (A STATE IS ONE OF THE 51 MAJOR POLITICAL UNITS IN THE UNITED STATES.) THE NINE GEOGRAPHIC DIVISIONS HAVE BEEN LARGELY UNCHANGED FOR THE PRESENTATION OF SUMMARY STATISTICS SINCE THE 1910 CENSUS. THERE ARE FOUR REGIONS: NORTHEAST, NORTH CENTRAL, SOUTH, AND WEST. THE NINE GEOGRAPHIC DIVISIONS AND FOUR REGIONS ARE PRESENTED BELOW. - NORTHEAST REGION SOUTH REGION 0 NEW ENGLAND DIVISION SOUTH ATLANTIC DIVISION CONNECTICUT DELAWARE MAINE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA MASSACHUSETTS FLORIDA NEW HAMPSHIRE GEORGIA RHODE ISLAND MARYLAND VERMONT NORTH CAROLINA SOUTH CAROLINA VIRGINIA WEST VIRGINIA MIDDLE ATLANTIC DIVISION EAST SOUTH CENTRAL DIVISION NEW JERSEY ALABAMA NEW YORK KENTUCKY PENNSYLVANIA MISSISSIPPI TENNESSEE NORTH CENTRAL REGION 0 EAST NORTH CENTRAL DIVISION WEST SOUTH CENTRAL DIVISION ILLINOIS ARKANSAS INDIANA LOUISIANA MICHIGAN OKLAHOMA OHIO TEXAS WISCONSIN 1 159 - (CONTINUED) - WEST NORTH CENTRAL WEST REGION DIVISION IOWA MOUNTAIN DIVISION KANSAS MINNESOTA ARIZONA MISSOURI COLORADO NEBRASKA IDAHO NORTH DAKOTA MONTANA SOUTH DAKOTA NEVADA NEW MEXICO UTAH WYOMING PACIFIC DIVISION ALASKA CALIFORNIA HAWAII OREGON WASHINGTON 1 160 - APPENDIX 0 0 *** NOTE 1 *** DEFINITIONS FOR NONCASH INCOME - FOOD STAMPS THE FOOD STAMP ACT OF 1977 DEFINES THIS FEDERALLY-FUNDED PROGRAM AS ONE INTENDED TO "PERMIT LOW-INCOME HOUSEHOLDS TO OBTAIN A MORE NUTRITIOUS DIET" (FROM TITLE XIII OF P.L. 95-113, THE FOOD STAMP ACT OF 1977, DECLARATION OF POLICY). FOOD PURCHASING POWER IS INCREASED BY PROVIDING ELIGIBLE HOUSEHOLDS WITH COUPONS WHICH CAN BE USED TO PURCHASE FOOD. THE FOOD AND NUTRITION SERVICE OF THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE (USDA) ADMINISTERS THE FOOD STAMP PROGRAM THROUGH STATE AND LOCAL WELFARE OFFICES. THE FOOD STAMP PROGRAM IS THE MAJOR NATIONAL INCOME SUPPORT PROGRAM WHICH PROVIDES BENEFITS TO ALL LOW-INCOME AND LOW-RESOURCE HOUSEHOLDS REGARDLESS OF HOUSEHOLD CHARACTERISTICS (E.G., SEX, AGE, DISABILITY, ETC.). THE QUESTIONS ON PARTICIPATION IN THE FOOD STAMP PROGRAM IN THE MARCH 1980 CPS WERE DESIGNED TO IDENTIFY HOUSEHOLDS IN WHICH ONE OR MORE OF THE CURRENT MEMBERS RECEIVED FOOD STAMPS DURING 1979. ONCE A FOOD STAMP HOUSEHOLD WAS IDENTIFIED, A QUESTION WAS ASKED TO DETERMINE THE NUMBER OF CURRENT HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS COVERED BY FOOD STAMPS DURING 1979. QUESTIONS WERE ALSO ASKED ABOUT THE NUMBER OF MONTHS FOOD STAMPS WERE RECEIVED DURING 1979 AND THE TOTAL FACE VALUE OF ALL FOOD STAMPS RECEIVED DURING THAT PERIOD. 0 SCHOOL LUNCHES THE NATIONAL SCHOOL LUNCH PROGRAM IS DESIGNED "TO HELP SAFEGUARD THE HEALTH AND WELL-BEING OF THE NATION'S CHILDREN BY ASSISTING THE STATES IN PROVIDING AN ADEQUATE SUPPLY OF FOODS" FOR ALL CHILDREN AT MODERATE COST (FROM P.L. 79-396, THE NATIONAL SCHOOL LUNCH ACT OF 1946, DECLARATION OF POLICY. P.L. 91-248 FURTHER AMENDED THE P.L. 79-936 TO PROVIDE FREE AND REDUCED-PRICE SCHOOL LUNCHES FOR CHILDREN OF NEEDY FAMILIES IN 1970). ADDITIONAL ASSISTANCE IS PROVIDED FOR CHILDREN DETERMINED BY LOCAL SCHOOL OFFICIALS TO BE UNABLE TO PAY THE "FULL ESTABLISHED" PRICE FOR LUNCHES. THE PROGRAM IS ADMINISTERED BY THE FOOD AND NUTRITION SERVICE OF THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE (USDA) THROUGH STATE EDUCATIONAL AGENCIES OR THROUGH REGIONAL USDA NUTRITION SERVICES FOR NONPROFIT PRIVATE SCHOOLS. THE PROGRAM IS FUNDED BY A COMBINATION OF FEDERAL 1 161 - FUNDS AND MATCHING STATE FUNDS. ALL STUDENTS EATING LUNCHES PREPARED AT PARTICIPATING SCHOOLS PAY LESS THAN THE TOTAL COST OF THE LUNCHES. SOME STUDENTS PAY THE "FULL ESTABLISHED" PRICE FOR LUNCH (WHICH ITSELF IS SUBSIDIZED) WHILE OTHERS PAY A "REDUCED" PRICE FOR LUNCH, AND STILL OTHERS RECEIVE A "FREE" LUNCH. PROGRAM REGULATIONS REQUIRE STUDENTS RECEIVING FREE LUNCHES TO LIVE IN HOUSEHOLDS WITH INCOME BELOW 125 PERCENT OF THE OFFICIAL POVERTY LEVEL. THOSE STUDENTS RECEIVING A REDUCED-PRICE SCHOOL LUNCH (10 TO 20 CENTS PER MEAL) LIVE IN HOUSEHOLDS WITH INCOMES BETWEEN 125 PERCENT AND 195 PERCENT OF THE OFFICIAL POVERTY LEVEL. OVER HALF OF THE CHILDREN BENEFITING FROM THIS PROGRAM DURING 1979 PAID THE FULL PRICE. MOST OTHERS RECEIVED FREE LUNCHES; ONLY ABOUT SIX PERCENT OF ALL CHILDREN BENEFITING FROM THE SCHOOL LUNCH PROGRAM PAID A REDUCED PRICE (CONGRESSIONAL BUDGET OFFICE REPORT ENTITLED, "FEEDING CHILDREN: FEDERAL CHILD NUTRITION POLICY IN THE 1980'S," MAY 1980, PAGE 21). THE DATA IN THIS REPORT, HOWEVER, DO NOT DISTINGUISH BETWEEN RECIPIENCY OF FREE AND REDUCED-PRICE SCHOOL LUNCHES. THE QUESTIONS ON THE MARCH 1980 CPS PROVIDE A VERY LIMITED AMOUNT OF DATA FOR THE SCHOOL LUNCH PROGRAM. QUESTIONS CONCERNING THE SCHOOL LUNCH PROGRAM WERE DESIGNED TO IDENTIFY THE NUMBER OF MEMBERS 5 TO 18 YEARS OLD IN HOUSEHOLDS WHO "USUALLY" ATE A HOT LUNCH. THIS DEFINED THE UNIVERSE OF HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS USUALLY RECEIVING THIS NONCASH BENEFIT. THIS WAS FOLLOWED BY A QUESTION TO IDENTIFY THE NUMBER OF MEMBERS RECEIVING FREE OR REDUCED PRICE LUNCHES. 0 PUBLIC OR OTHER SUBSIDIZED HOUSING THERE ARE SEVERAL PROGRAMS DESIGNED TO "REMEDY THE UNSAFE AND UNSANITARY HOUSING CONDITIONS AND THE ACUTE SHORTAGE OF DECENT, SAFE, AND SANITARY DWELLINGS FOR FAMILIES OF LOW INCOME" (FROM P.L. 75-412, THE UNITED STATES HOUSING ACT OF 1937, DECLARATION OF POLICY). AMONG THESE, THE MOST IMPORTANT ARE: LOW RENT PUBLIC HOUSING, AND SECTIONS 8, 236, AND 101 (RENT SUPPLEMENTS) OF THE U.S. HOUSING ACT. LOW RENT PUBLIC HOUSING PROJECTS ARE OWNED, MANAGED, AND ADMINISTERED BY A LOCAL HOUSING AUTHORITY. PARTIAL FINANCING MAY BE PROVIDED BY THE STATE OR THE DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT. PARTICIPATION IN PUBLIC HOUSING IS DETERMINED BY TWO FACTORS: PROGRAM ELIGIBILITY AND THE AVAILABILITY OF HOUSING. INCOME STANDARDS FOR INITIAL AND CONTINUING OCCUPANCY VARY BY LOCAL HOUSING AUTHORITY, ALTHOUGH THE LIMITS ARE CONSTRAINED BY FEDERAL GUIDELINES. RENTAL CHARGES, WHICH, IN TURN, DEFINE NET BENEFITS, ARE SET BY A FEDERAL STATUTE NOT TO EXCEED 25 PERCENT OF NET MONTHLY MONEY INCOME. A RECIPIENT UNIT CAN EITHER BE A FAMILY OF TWO OR MORE RELATED PERSONS OR AN 1 162 - INDIVIDUAL WHO IS HANDICAPPED, ELDERLY, OR DISPLACED BY URBAN RENEWAL OR NATURAL DISASTER. THERE ARE SOME PROGRAMS THROUGH WHICH HOUSING ASSISTANCE IS PROVIDED TO LOW-INCOME FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS LIVING IN PUBLIC OR PRIVATELY OWNED DWELLINGS. TWO OF THE MORE COMMON TYPES OF PROGRAMS IN WHICH FEDERAL, STATE, AND LOCAL FUNDS ARE USED TO SUBSIDIZE PRIVATE SECTOR HOUSING ARE RENT SUPPLEMENT AND INTEREST REDUCTION PLANS. UNDER A RENT SUPPLEMENT PLAN (E.G., SECTIONS 8 AND 101) THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE "FAIR MARKET" RENT AND THE RENT CHARGED TO THE TENANT IS PAID TO THE OWNER BY A GOVERNMENT AGENCY. UNDER AN INTEREST REDUCTION PROGRAM (E.G., SECTION 236) THE AMOUNT OF INTEREST PAID ON THE MORTGAGE BY THE OWNER IS REDUCED SO THAT SUBSEQUENT SAVINGS CAN BE PASSED ALONG TO LOW-INCOME TENANTS IN THE FORM OF LOWER RENT CHARGES. THERE WERE TWO QUESTIONS DEALING WITH PUBLIC AND LOW COST HOUSING ON THE MARCH 1980 CPS SUPPLEMENT QUESTIONNAIRE. THE FIRST QUESTION IDENTIFIED RESIDENCE IN A HOUSING UNIT OWNED BY A PUBLIC AGENCY. THE SECOND QUESTION IDENTIFIED BENEFICIARIES WHO WERE NOT LIVING IN PUBLIC HOUSING PROJECTS, BUT WHO WERE PAYING LOWER RENT DUE TO A GOVERNMENT SUBSIDY. THESE QUESTIONS DIFFERED FROM OTHER QUESTIONS COVERING NONCASH BENEFITS IN THAT THEY ESTABLISHED CURRENT RECIPIENCY STATUS (AS OF THE THIRD WEEK IN MARCH 1980) RATHER THAN RECIPIENCY STATUS DURING 1979. NO INFORMATION ON FEDERALLY SUBSIDIZED HOME OWNERSHIP (E.G., SECTION 235) OR SUBSIDIZED MORTGAGE INTEREST GUARANTEES (E.G., FHA AND VA) WAS COLLECTED. 0 MEDICARE THE MEDICARE PROGRAM CONSISTS OF TWO SEPARATE BUT COMPLEMENTARY HEALTH PLANS TO PROVIDE ADEQUATE MEDICAL CARE FOR THE AGED AND DISABLED. THE BASIC HOSPITAL INSURANCE PLAN (PART A) "IS DESIGNED TO PROVIDE BASIC PROTECTION AGAINST THE COSTS OF HOSPITAL AND RELATED POST-HOSPITAL SERVICES" (AS SPECIFIED IN SECTION 1811 OF TITLE XVIII OF THE 1965 AMENDMENTS TO PL 89-97, THE SOCIAL SECURITY ACT, "HEALTH INSURANCE FOR THE AGED"). THIS PLAN ALSO COVERS MANY PERSONS UNDER 65 YEARS OLD WHO RECEIVE SOCIAL SECURITY OR RAILROAD RETIREMENT BENEFITS BASED ON LONG-TERM DISABILITY. PART A IS FINANCED JOINTLY BY EMPLOYERS AND EMPLOYEES THROUGH SOCIAL SECURITY PAYROLL DEDUCTIONS. QUALIFIED PERSONS 65 YEARS OLD AND OVER WHO ARE NOT OTHERWISE ELIGIBLE FOR PART A BENEFITS MAY PAY PREMIUMS DIRECTLY TO OBTAIN THIS COVERAGE. THE MEDICAL INSURANCE PLAN (PART B) IS A VOLUNTARY PLAN WHICH BUILDS UPON THE HOSPITAL INSURANCE PROTECTION PROVIDED BY THE BASIC PLAN. IT PROVIDES INSURANCE PROTECTION COVERING PHYSICIANS' AND SURGEONS' SERVICES AND A VARIETY OF MEDICAL AND OTHER HEALTH SERVICES RECEIVED EITHER IN 1 163 - HOSPITALS OR ON AN AMBULATORY BASIS. IT IS FINANCED THROUGH MONTHLY PREMIUM PAYMENTS (ABOUT $8.50 PER MONTH IN 1979) BY EACH ENROLLEE, AND SUBSIDIZED BY FEDERAL GENERAL REVENUE FUNDS. THE MEDICARE QUESTION ON THE MARCH 1980 CPS ATTEMPTED TO IDENTIFY ALL PERSONS 15 YEARS OLD AND OVER WHO WERE "COVERED" BY MEDICARE AT ANY TIME DURING 1979. THE TERM "COVERED" MEANS ENROLLED IN THE MEDICARE PROGRAM. IN ORDER TO BE COUNTED, THE PERSON DID NOT NECESSARILY HAVE TO RECEIVE MEDICAL CARE PAID FOR BY MEDICARE. 0 MEDICAID THE MEDICAID PROGRAM IS DESIGNED "TO FURNISH MEDICAL ASSISTANCE ON BEHALF OF NEEDLY FAMILIES WITH DEPENDENT CHILDREN, AND OF AGED, BLIND, OR PERMANENTLY AND TOTALLY DISABLED INDIVIDUALS WHOSE INCOME AND RESOURCES ARE INSUFFICIENT TO MEET THE COSTS OF NECESSARY MEDICAL SERVICES" (FROM TITLE XIX OF THE 1965 AMENDMENTS TO P.L. 89-97, THE SOCIAL SECURITY ACT, "GRANTS TO STATES FOR MEDICAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS," DECLARATION OF POLICY). THE PROGRAM IS ADMINISTERED BY STATE AGENCIES THROUGH GRANTS FROM THE HEALTH CARE FINANCING ADMINISTRATION OF THE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES. FUNDING FOR MEDICAL ASSISTANCE PAYMENTS CONSISTS OF A COMBINATION OF FEDERAL, STATE, AND IN SOME CASES, LOCAL FUNDS. MEDICAID IS FOR THE MOST PART A CATEGORICAL PROGRAM WITH COMPLEX ELIGIBILITY RULES WHICH VARY FROM STATE TO STATE. THERE ARE TWO BASIC GROUPS OF ELIGIBLE INDIVIDUALS: THE CATEGORICALLY ELIGIBLE AND THE MEDICALLY NEEDY. THE MAJOR CATEGORICALLY ELIGIBLE GROUPS ARE ALL AID TO FAMILIES WITH DEPENDENT CHILDREN (ADFC) RECIPIENTS AND MOST SUPPLEMENTAL SECURITY INCOME (SSI) RECIPIENTS. OTHER CATEGORICALLY ELIGIBLE GROUPS ARE (1) THOSE WHO MEET BASIC STATE CASH ASSISTANCE ELIGIBILITY RULES--AGED, BLIND, DISABLED, NEEDY SINGLE PARENTS WITH CHILDREN, AND, IN SOME STATES, NEEDY UNEMPLOYED PARENTS WITH CHILDREN, BUT WHO ARE NOT CURRENTLY RECEIVING MONEY PAYMENTS; AND (2) NEEDY PERSONS WHO MEET CATEGORICAL ELIGIBILITY STANDARDS BUT ARE INSTITUTIONALIZED FOR MEDICAL REASONS (E.G., LOW-INCOME ELDERLY PERSONS IN NURSING HOMES). HOWEVER, SUCH INSTITUTIONALIZED PERSONS ARE NOT INCLUDED IN THE CPS UNIVERSE AND, THEREFORE, ARE NOT REFLECTED IN THESE STATISTICS. IN ROUGHLY ONE-HALF OF THE STATES, COVERAGE IS EXTENDED TO THE MEDICALLY NEEDY--PERSONS MEETING CATEGORICAL AGE, SEX, OR DISABILITY CRITERIA, WHOSE MONEY INCOMES AND ASSETS EXCEED ELIGIBILITY LEVELS FOR CASH ASSISTANCE BUT ARE NOT SUFFICIENT TO MEET THE COST OF MEDICAL CARE. IN SUCH STATES, QUALIFYING INCOME AND ASSET LEVELS ARE USUALLY ABOVE THOSE SET FOR CASH ASSISTANCE. FAMILIES WITH LARGE MEDICAL EXPENSES RELATIVE TO THEIR 1 164 - INCOMES AND ASSETS MAY ALSO MEET MEDICALLY NEEDY ELIGIBILITY STANDARDS IN THESE STATES. THE MEDICAID QUESTION ON THE MARCH 1980 CPS ATTEMPTED TO IDENTIFY ALL PERSONS WHO WERE "COVERED" BY MEDICAID AT ANY TIME DURING 1979. THE TERM "COVERED" MEANS ENROLLED IN THE MEDICAID PROGRAM, I.E., HAD A MEDICAID MEDICAL ASSISTANCE CARD, OR INCURRED MEDICAL BILLS WHICH WERE PAID FOR BY MEDICAID. IN ORDER TO BE COUNTED, THE PERSON DID NOT HAVE TO RECEIVE MEDICAL CARE PAID FOR BY MEDICAID. AFTER DATA COLLECTION AND CREATION OF AN INITIAL MICRODATA FILE, FURTHER REFINEMENTS WERE MADE TO ASSIGN MEDICAID COVERAGE TO CHILDREN. IN THIS PROCEDURE ALL CHILDREN UNDER 21 YEARS OLD IN FAMILIES WERE ASSUMED TO BE COVERED BY MEDICAID IF EITHER THE HOUSEHOLDER OR SPOUSE REPORTED BEING COVERED BY MEDICAID (THIS PROCEDURE WAS REQUIRED MAINLY BECAUSE THE MEDICAID COVERAGE QUESTION WAS ASKED ONLY FOR PERSONS 15 YEARS OLD AND OVER). ALL ADULT AFDC RECIPIENTS AND THEIR CHILDREN, AND SSI RECIPIENTS LIVING IN STATES WHICH LEGALLY REQUIRE MEDICAID COVERAGE OF ALL SSI RECIPIENTS, WERE ALSO ASSIGNED COVERAGE. 0 EMPLOYER-PROVIDED NONCASH BENEFITS: PENSION PLANS AND GROUP HEALTH INSURANCE COVERAGE THE MARCH 1980 CPS COLLECTED A LIMITED AMOUNT OF INFORMATION ON EMPLOYER AND UNION-PROVIDED GROUP HEALTH INSURANCE AND PENSION PLAN COVERAGE FOR CIVILIAN PERSONS 15 YEARS OLD AND OVER WHO WORKED DURING 1979. THESE WORKERS WERE ASKED ABOUT THEIR PARTICIPATION IN PENSION AND GROUP HEALTH INSURANCE PLANS PROVIDED BY EMPLOYERS OR UNIONS. WORKERS WHO PARTICIPATED IN GROUP HEALTH INSURANCE PLANS WERE ASKED WHETHER OR NOT THEIR EMPLOYER OR UNION HELPED PAY FOR PART (OR ALL) OF THE HEALTH INSURANCE PREMIUM. THIS REPORT ASSUMES THAT ALL WORKERS COVERED BY PENSION PLANS WERE RECEIVING A SUBSIDY FROM THEIR EMPLOYER. 1 165 - 0 *** NOTE 2 *** 0 1970 INDUSTRY CLASSIFICATION: 3-DIGIT SIC CODE EQUIVALENTS FOLLOW LISTING 0 AGRICULTURAL, FORESTRY AND FISHERIES 017. AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION 018. AGRICULTURAL SERVICES, EXCEPT HORTICULTURAL 019. HORTICULTURAL SERVICES 027. FORESTRY 028. FISHERIES 029. AGRICULTURAL, FORESTRY, FISHERIES - ALLOCATED MINING 047. METAL MINING 048. COAL MINING 049. CRUDE PETROLEUM AND NATURAL GAS EXTRACTION 057. NONMETALLIC MINING AND QUARRYING, EXCEPT FUEL 058. MINING - ALLOCATED CONSTRUCTION 067. GENERAL BUILDING CONTRACTORS 068. GENERAL CONTRACTORS, EXCEPT BUILDING 069. SPECIAL TRADE CONTRACTORS 077. NOT SPECIFIED CONSTRUCTION 078. CONSTRUCTION - ALLOCATED MANUFACTURING DURABLE GOODS LUMBER AND WOOD PRODUCTS, EXCEPT FURNITURE 107. LOGGING 108. SAWMILLS, PLANING MILLS, AND MILL WORK 109. MICELLANEOUS WOOD PRODUCTS 118. FURNITURE AND WOOD PRODUCTS STONE, CLAY AND GLASS PRODUCTS 119. GLASS AND GLASS PRODUCTS 127. CEMENT, CONCRETE, GYPSUM, AND PLASTER PRODUCTS 128. STRUCTURAL CLAY PRODUCTS 137. POTTERY AND RELATED PRODUCTS 138. MISCELLANEOUS NONMETALLIC MINERAL AND STONE PRODUCTS 1 166 - METAL INDUSTRIES 139. BLAST FURNACES, STEEL WORKS, ROLLING AND FINISHING MILLS 147. OTHER PRIMARY IRON AND STEEL INDUSTRIES 148. PRIMARY ALUMINUM INDUSTRIES 149. OTHER PRIMARY NONFERROUS INDUSTRIES 157. CUTLERY, HAND TOOLS AND OTHER HARDWARE 158. FABRICATED STRUCTURAL METAL PRODUCTS 159. SCREW MACHINE PRODUCTS 167. METAL STAMPING 168. MISCELLANEOUS FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS 169. NOT SPECIFIED METAL INDUSTRIES MACHINERY, EXCEPT ELECTRICAL 177. ENGINES AND TURBINES 178. FARM MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT 179. CONSTRUCTION AND MATERIAL HANDLING MACHINES 187. METALWORKING MACHINERY 188. OFFICE AND ACCOUNTING MACHINES 189. ELECTRONIC COMPUTING EQUIPMENT 197. MACHINERY, EXCEPT ELECTRICAL 198. NOT SPECIFIED MACHINERY ELECTRICAL MACHINERY, EQUIPMENT, SUPPLIES 199. HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES 207. RADIO, T.V. AND COMMUNICATIONS EQUIPMENT 208. ELECTRICAL MACHINERY, EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES 209. NOT SPECIFIED ELECTRICAL MACHINERY, EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT 219. MOTOR VEHICLES AND MOTOR VEHICLE EQUIPMENT 227. AIRCRAFT AND PARTS 228. SHIP AND BOAT BUILDING AND REPAIRING 229. RAILROAD LOCOMOTIVES AND EQUIPMENT 237. MOBILE DWELLINGS AND CAMPERS 238. CYCLES AND MISCELLANEOUS TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT PROFESSIONAL AND PHOTOGRAPHIC EQUIPMENT AND WATCHES 239. SCIENTIFIC AND CONTROLLING INSTRUMENTS 247. OPTICAL AND HEALTH SERVICE SUPPLIES 248. PHOTOGRAPHIC EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES 249. WATCHES, CLOCKS, AND CLOCKWORK-OPERATED DEVICES 257. NOT SPECIFIED PROFESSIONAL EQUIPMENT 258. ORDNANCE 259. MISCELLANEOUS MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIES 267. MANUFACTURING, DURABLE GOODS - ALLOCATED 1 167 - NONDURABLE GOODS FOOD AND KINDRED PRODUCTS 268. MEAT PRODUCTS 269. DAIRY PRODUCTS 278. CANNING AND PRESERVING FRUITS, VEGETABLES AND SEA FOODS 279. GRAIN MILL PRODUCTS 287. BAKERY PRODUCTS 288. CONFECTIONERY AND RELATED PRODUCTS 289. BEVERAGE INDUSTRIES 297. MISCELLANEOUS FOOD PREPARATION AND KINDRED PRODUCTS 298. NOT SPECIFIED FOOD INDUSTRIES 299. TABACCO MANUFACTURERS TEXTILE MILL PRODUCTS 307. KNITTING MILLS 308. DYEING AND FINISHING TEXTILES, EXCEPT WOOL AND KNIT GOODS 309. FLOOR COVERINGS, EXCEPT HARD SURFACE 317. YARN, THREAD, AND FABRIC MILLS 318. MISCELLANEOUS TEXTILE MILL PRODUCTS APPAREL AND OTHER FABRICATED TEXTILE PRODUCTS 319. APPAREL AND ACCESSORIES 327. MISCELLANEOUS FABRICATED TEXTILE PRODUCTS PAPER AND ALLIED PRODUCTS 328. PULP, PAPER, AND PAPERBOARD MILLS 329. MISCELLANEOUS PAPER AND PULP PRODUCTS 337. PAPERBOARD CONTAINERS AND BOXES PRINTING, PUBLISHING AND ALLIED INDUSTRIES 338. NEWSPAPER PUBLISHING AND PRINTING 339. PRINTING, PUBLISHING AND ALLIED INDUSTRIES, EXCEPT NEWSPAPERS CHEMICALS AND ALLIED PRODUCTS 347. INDUSTRIAL CHEMICALS 348. PLASTICS, SYNTHETICS AND RESINS, EXCEPT FIBERS 349. SYNTHETIC FIBERS 357. DRUGS AND MEDICINE 358. SOAPS AND COSMETICS 359. PAINTS, VARNISHESM AND RELATED PRODUCTS 367. AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS 368. MISCELLANEOUS CHEMICALS 1 168 - 369. NOT SPECIFIED CHEMICALS AND ALLIED PRODUCTS PETROLEUM AND COAL PRODUCTS 377. PETROLEUM REFINING 378. MISCELLANEOUS PETROLEUM AND COAL PRODUCTS RUBBER AND MISCELLANEOUS PLASTIC PRODUCTS 379. RUBBER PRODUCTS 387. MISCELLANEOUS PLASTIC PRODUCTS LEATHER AND LEATHER PRODUCTS 388. TANNED, CURRIED AND FINISHED LEATHER 389. FOOTWEAR, EXCEPT RUBBER 397. LEATHER PRODUCTS, EXCEPT FOOTWEAR 399. MANUFACTURING, NONDURABLE GOODS - ALLOCATED 398. NOT SPECIFIED MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIES TRANSPORTATION 407. RAILROADS AND RAILWAY EXPRESS SERVICE 408. STREET RAILWAYS AND BUS LINES 409. TAXICAB SERVICE 417. TRUCKING SERVICE 418. WAREHOUSING AND STORAGE 419. WATER TRANSPORTATION 427. AIR TRANSPORTATION 428. PETROLEUM AND GASOLINE PIPE LINES 429. SERVICES IDENTICAL TO TRANSPORTATION COMMUNICATION 447. RADIO BROADCASTING AND TELEVISION 448. TELEPHONE (WIRE AND RADIO) 449. TELEGRAPH AND MISCELLANEOUS COMMUNICATION SERVICES UTILITIES AND SANITARY SERVICES 467. ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER 468. ELECTRIC-GAS UTILITIES 469. GAS AND STEAM SUPPLY SYSTEMS 477. WATER SUPPLY 478. SANITARY SERVICES 479. OTHER AND NOT SPECIFIED UTILITIES 499. TRANSPORTATION, COMMUNICATION AND OTHER PUBLIC UTILITIES - ALLOCATED WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE WHOLESALE TRADE 1 169 - 507. MOTOR VEHICLES AND EQUIPMENT 508. DRUGS, CHEMICALS AND ALLIED PRODUCTS 509. DRY GOODS AND APPAREL 527. FOOD AND RELATED PRODUCTS 528. FARM PRODUCTS - RAW MATERIALS 529. ELECTRICAL GOODS 537. HARDWARE, PLUMBING AND HEATING SUPPLIES 538. NOT SPECIFIED ELECTRICAL AND HARDWARE PRODUCTS 539. MACHINERY EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES 557. METALS AND MINERALS 558. PETROLEUM PRODUCTS 559. SCRAP AND WASTE MATERIALS 567. ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES 568. PAPER AND ITS PRODUCTS 569. LUMBER AND CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS 587. WHOLESALERS 588. NOT SPECIFIED WHOLESALE TRADE 599. WHOLESALE TRADE - ALLOCATED RETAIL TRADE 607. LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL RETAILING 608. HARDWARE AND FARM EQUIPMENT STORES 609. DEPARTMENT AND MAIL ORDER ESTABLISHMENTS 617. LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES 618. VENDING MACHINE OPERATORS 619. DIRECT SELLING ESTABLISHMENTS 627. MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES 628. GROCERY STORES 629. DAIRY PRODUCTS STORES 637. RETAIL BAKERIES 638. FOOD STORES 639. MOTOR VEHICLE DEALERS 647. TIRE, BATTERY AND ACCESSORY DEALERS 648. GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS 649. MISCELLANEOUS VEHICLE DEALERS 657. APPAREL AND ACCESSORIES STORES, EXCEPT SHOE STORES 658. SHOE STORES 667. FURNITURE AND HOME FURNISHING STORES 668. HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES, T.V. AND RADIO STORES 669. EATING AND DRINKING PLACES 677. DRUG STORES 678. LIQUOR STORES 679. FARM AND GARDEN SUPPLY STORES 687. JEWELRY STORES 688. FUEL AND ICE DEALERS 689. RETAIL FLORISTS 697. MISCELLANEOUS RETAIL STORES 698. NOT SPECIFIED RETAIL TRADE 699. RETAIL TRADE - ALLOCATED FINANCE, INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE 1 170 - 707. BANKING 708. CREDIT AGENCIES 709. SECURITY, COMMODITY BROKERAGE AND INVESTMENT COMPANIES 717. INSURANCE 718. REAL ESTATE, INCLUDING REAL ESTATE-INSURANCE- LAW OFFICES 719. FINANCE, INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE - ALLOCATED 727. ADVERTISING 728. SERVICES TO DWELLINGS AND OTHER BUILDINGS 729. COMERCIAL RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT AND TESTING LABS 737. EMPLOYMENT AND TEMPORARY HELP AGENCIES 738. BUSINESS MANAGEMENT AND CONSULTING SERVICES 739. COMPUTER PROGRAMING SERVICES 747. DETECTIVE AND PROTECTIVE SERVICES 748. BUSINESS SERVICES 749. AUTOMOBILE SERVICES 757. AUTOMOBILE REPAIR AND RELATED SERVICES 758. ELECTRICAL REPAIR SHOPS 759. MISCELLANEOUS REPAIR SERVICES 767. BUSINESS AND REPAIR SERVICES PERSONAL SERVICES 769. PRIVATE HOUSEHOLDS 777. HOTELS AND MOTELS 778. LODGING PLACES, EXCEPT HOTELS AND MOTELS 779. LAUNDERING, CLEANING AND OTHER GARMENT SERVICES 787. BEAUTY SHOPS 788. BARBER SHOPS 789. SHOE REPAIR SHOPS 797. DRESSMAKING SHOPS 798. MISCELLANEOUS PERSONAL SERVICES 799. PERSONAL SERVICES - ALLOCATED ENTERTAINMENT AND RECREATION SERVICES 807. THEATERS AND MOTION PICTURES 808. BOWLING ALLEYS, BILLIARD AND POOL PARLORS 809. MISCELLANEOUS ENTERTAINMENT AND RECREATION SERVICES 817. ENTERTAINMENT AND RECREATION SERVICES - ALLOCATED PROFESSIONAL AND RELATED SERVICES 828. OFFICES OF PHYSICIANS 829. OFFICES OF DENTISTS 837. OFFICES OF CHIROPRACTORS 838. HOSPITALS 839. CONVALESCENT INSTITUTIONS 847. OFFICES OF HEALTH PRACTITIONERS 848. HEALTH SERVICES 849. LEGAL SERVICES 857. ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY SCHOOLS 858. COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES 1 171 - 859. LIBRARIES 867. EDUCATIONAL SERVICES 868. NOT SPECIFIED EDUCATIONAL SERVICES 869. MUSEUMS, ART GALLERIES AND ZOOS 877. RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS 878. WELFARE SERVICES 879. RESIDENTIAL WELFARE FACILITIES 887. NONPROFIT MEMBERSHIP ORGANIZATIONS 888. ENGINEERING AND ARCHITECTURAL SERVICES 889. ACCOUNTING, AUDITING AND BOOKEEPING SERVICES 897. MISCELLANEOUS PROFESSIONAL AND RELATED SERVICES 899. PROFESSIONAL AND RELATED SERVICES - ALLOCATED PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION 907. POSTAL SERVICE 917. FEDERAL PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION 927. STATE PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION 937. LOCAL PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION 947. PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION - ALLOCATED WORKERS NOT CLASSIFIED BY INDUSTRY 997. UNEMPLOYED PERSONS, LAST WORKED 1959 OR EARLIER 999. INDUSTRY NOT REPORTED 0 INDUSTRY CLASSIFICATION SIC CODE EQUIVALENTS CENSUS CODES 0 017 01 018 07, EXCEPT 0713 AND 073 019 073 027 08 028 09 047 10 048 11, 12 049 13 057 14 067 15 068 16 069 17 077 -- 107 241 108 242, 243 109 244, 249 118 25 119 321-323 127 324, 327 128 325 137 326 1 172 - 138 328, 329 139 3312, 3313 147 3315, 3317, 332, 3391, PART 3399 148 3334, PART 334, 3352, 3361, PART 3392, PART 3399 149 3331-333, 3339, PART 334, 3351, 3356, 3357, 3362, 3369, PART 3392, PART 3399 157 342 158 344 159 345 167 346 168 341, 343, 347, 348, 349 169 -- 177 351 178 352 179 353 187 354 188 357 EXCEPT 3573 189 3573 197 355, 356, 358, 359 198 -- 199 363 207 365, 366 208 361, 362, 364, 367, 369 209 -- 219 371 227 372 228 373 229 374 237 3791 238 375, 3799 239 381, 382 247 383, 384, 385 248 386 249 387 257 -- 258 19 259 39 268 201 269 202 278 203 279 204, 0713 287 205 288 207 289 208 297 206, 209 298 -- 1 173 - 299 21 307 225 308 226 309 227 317 221-224, 228 318 229 319 231-238 327 239 328 261-263, 266 329 264 337 265 338 271 339 272-279 347 281 348 282, EXCEPT 2823 AND 2824 349 2823, 2824 357 283 358 284 359 285 367 287 368 286, 289 369 -- 377 291 378 295, 299 379 301-303, 306 387 307 388 311 389 313, 314 397 312, 315-317, 319 398 -- 407 40 408 411, 413-415, 417 409 412 417 412, 423 418 422 419 44 427 45 428 46 429 47 447 483 448 481 449 482, 489 467 491 468 493 469 492, 496 477 494 478 495 479 497 507 501 508 502 509 503 527 504 1 174 - 528 505 529 506 537 507 538 -- 539 508 557 5091 558 5092 559 5093 567 5095 568 5096 569 5098 587 5094, 5097, 5099 588 -- 607 521-524 608 525 609 531, 532 617 533 618 534 619 535 627 539 628 541 629 545 637 546 638 542-544, 549 639 551, 552 647 553 648 554 649 559 657 56 EXCEPT 566 658 566 667 571 668 572, 573 669 58 677 591 678 592 679 596 687 597 688 598 689 5992 697 593-595, 599 EXCEPT 5992 698 -- 707 60 708 61 709 62, 67 717 63, 64 718 65, 66 727 731 728 734 729 7391, 7397 737 736, 7398 738 PART 7392 739 PART 7393 1 175 - 747 7393 748 732, 733, 735, 7394, 7395, 7396, 7399 749 751, 752, 754 757 753 758 762, 7694 759 763, 764, 769, EXCEPT 7694 769 88 777 701 778 702, 703, 704 779 721, 727 787 723 788 724 789 725 797 PART 729 798 722, 726, PART 729 807 78, 792 808 793 809 791, 794 828 801, 803 829 802 837 804 838 806 839 8092 847 8099 848 807, PART 8099 849 81 857 821 858 822 859 823 867 824, 829 868 -- 869 84 877 866 878 PART 867 879 PART 867 887 861-865, 869 888 891 889 893 897 892, 899 907 PART 9190 917 PART 9190, 9490 927 9290 937 9390 1 176 - 0 *** NOTE 3 *** DETAILED INDUSTRY RECODES (01-51) DETAILED INDUSTRY RECODES IND GOODS-PRODUCING INDUSTRIES (017-019, 047-398) AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION 01 017 AGRICULTURAL SERVICES 02 018-019 MINING 03 047-057 CONSTRUCTION 04 067-077 MANUFACTURING (107-398) DURABLE GOODS (107-259) ORDINANCE 05 258 LUMBER 06 107-109 FURNITURE 07 118 STONE, CLAY, GLASS 08 119-138 PRIMARY METALS 09 139-149 FABRICATED METALS (INCL. NOT SPEC. METAL) 10 157-169 MACHINERY, EXC. ELECT. 11 177-198 ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT 12 199-209 TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT (219-238) AUTOMOBILES 13 219 AIRCRAFT 14 227 OTHER TRANSPORATION EQUIPMENT 15 228-238 INSTRUMENTS 16 239-257 MISCELLANEOUS 17 259 NONDURABLE GOODS (268-398) FOOD 18 268-298 TOBACCO 19 299 TEXTILES 20 307-318 APPAREL 21 319-327 PAPER 22 328-337 PRINTING 23 338-339 CHEMICALS 24 347-369 PETROLEUM 25 377-378 RUBBER AND PLASTICS 26 377-378 LEATHER AND NOT SPECIFIED MANUFACTURING 27 388-398 SERVICE PRODUCING INDUSTRIES (027,028, 407-937) TRANSPORTATION AND PUBLIC UTILITIES (407-479) RAILROADS AND RAILWAY EXPRESS 28 407 OTHER TRANSPORTATION 29 408-429 COMMUNICATIONS 30 447-449 OTHER PUBLIC UTILITIES 31 467-479 1 177 - TRADE (507-698) WHOLESALE 32 507-588 RETAIL (607-698) EATING AND DRINKING PLACES 33 669 OTHER RETAIL 34 607-668, 677-698 FINANCE, INSURANCE, AND REAL ESTATE (707-718) BANKING AND OTHER FINANCE 35 707-709 INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE 36 717-718 PRIVATE HOUSEHOLD SERVICE 37 769 MISCELLANEOUS SERVICE BUSINESS AND REPAIR (727-759) BUSINESS 38 727-748 REPAIR 39 749-759 PERSONAL SERVICES, EXCEPT PRIVATE HOUSEHOLD 40 777-798 ENTERTAINMENT AND RECREATION 41 807-809 PROFESSIONAL SERVICES MEDICAL, EXCEPT HOSPITALS 42 828-837, 839-848 HOSPITALS 43 838 WELFARE AND RELIGIOUS 44 877-879 EDUCATIONAL 45 857-868 OTHER PROFESSIONAL 46 849,869, 887-897 FORESTRY AND FISHERIES 47 027,028 PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION (907-937) POSTAL 48 907 OTHER FEDERAL 49 917 STATE 50 927 LOCAL 51 937 - MAJOR INDUSTRY RECODE (01-20) 1970 MAJOR INDUSTRY (1) RECODES IND (EXCLUDES AGRICULTURE AND PRIVATE HOUSEHOLD) 00 MINING 01 047-057 CONSTRUCTION 02 067-077 MANUFACTURING (107-398) DURABLE GOODS 03 107-259 NONDURABLE GOODS 04 268-398 TRANSPORTATION AND PUBLIC UTILITIES (407-479) RAILROADS AND RAILWAY EXPRESS 05 407 OTHER TRANSPORTATION 06 408-429 OTHER UTILITIES 07 447-479 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE (507-698) 1 178 - WHOLESALE TRADE 08 507-588 RETAIL TRADE 09 607-698 FINANCE, INSURANCE, AND REAL ESTATE 10 707-718 MISCELLANEOUS SERVICE BUSINESS AND REPAIR 11 727-759 PERSONAL, EXCEPT PRIVATE HOUSEHOLD 12 777-798 ENTERTAINMENT AND RECREATION 13 807-809 MEDICAL, EXCEPT HOSPITALS 14 828-837,838-848 HOSPITALS 15 838 WELFARE AND RELIGIOUS 16 877-879 EDUCATION 17 857-868 OTHER PROFESSIONAL SERVICES 18 849,869,887-897 FORESTRY AND FISHERIES 19 027,028 PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION 20 907-937 1 179 - 0 *** NOTE 4 *** 1970 CENSUS OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM ---------------------------------------------- 0 PROFESSIONAL, TECHNICAL, AND KINDRED WORKERS 001 ACCOUNTANTS 002 ARCHITECTS COMPUTER SPECIALISTS 003 COMPUTER PROGRAMMERS 004 COMPUTER SYSTEMS ANALYSTS 005 COMPUTER SPECIALISTS, N.E.C. ENGINEERS 006 AERONAUTICAL AND ASTRONAUTICAL ENGINEERS 010 CHEMICAL ENGINEERS 011 CIVIL ENGINEERS 012 ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC ENGINEERS 013 INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERS 014 MECHANICAL ENGINEERS 015 METALLURGICAL AND MATERIALS ENGINEERS 020 MINING ENGINEERS 021 PETROLEUM ENGINEERS 022 SALES ENGINEERS 023 ENGINEERS, N.E.C. 024 FARM MANAGEMENT ADVISORS 025 FORESTERS AND CONSERVATIONISTS 026 HOME MANAGEMENT ADVISORS LAWYERS AND JUDGES 030 JUDGES 031 LAWYERS LIBRARIANS, ARCHIVISTS, AND CURATORS 032 LIBRARIANS 033 ARCHIVISTS AND CURATORS MATHEMATICAL SPECIALISTS 034 ACTUARIES 035 MATHEMATICIANS 036 STATISTICIANS LIFE AND PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS 042 AGRICULTURAL SCIENTISTS 043 ATMOSPHERIC AND SPACE SCIENTISTS 044 BIOLOGICAL SCIENTISTS 045 CHEMISTS 051 GEOLOGISTS 052 MARINE SCIENTISTS 053 PHYSICISTS AND ASTRONOMERS 054 LIFE AND PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS, N.E.C. 055 OPERATIONS AND SYSTEMS RESEARCHERS AND ANALYSTS 056 PERSONNEL AND LABOR RELATIONS WORKERS 1 180 - PHYSICIANS, DENTISTS, AND RELATED PRACTITIONERS 061 CHIROPRACTORS 062 DENTISTS 063 OPTOMETRISTS 064 PHARMACISTS 065 PHYSICIANS, MEDICAL AND OSTEOPATHIC 071 PODIATRISTS 072 VETERINARIANS 073 HEALTH PRACTITIONERS, N.E.C. NURSES, DIETITIANS, AND THERAPISTS 074 DIETITIANS 075 REGISTERED NURSES 076 THERAPISTS HEALTH TECHNOLOGISTS AND TECHNICIANS 080 CLINICAL LABORATORY TECHNOLOGISTS AND TECHNICIANS 081 DENTAL HYGIENISTS 082 HEALTH RECORD TECHNOLOGISTS AND TECHNICIANS 083 RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGISTS AND TECHNICIANS 084 THERAPY ASSISTANTS 085 HEALTH TECHNOLOGISTS AND TECHNICIANS, N.E.C. RELIGIOUS WORKERS 086 CLERGYMEN 090 RELIGIOUS WORKERS, N.E.C. SOCIAL SCIENTISTS 091 ECONOMISTS 092 POLITICAL SCIENTISTS 093 PSYCHOLOGISTS 094 SOCIOLOGISTS 095 URBAN AND REGIONAL PLANNERS 096 SOCIAL SCIENTISTS, N.E.C. SOCIAL AND RECREATION WORKERS 100 SOCIAL WORKERS 101 RECREATION WORKERS TEACHERS, COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY 102 AGRICULTURE TEACHERS 103 ATMOSPHERIC, EARTH, MARINE, AND SPACE TEACHERS 104 BIOLOGY TEACHERS 105 CHEMISTRY TEACHERS 110 PHYSICS TEACHERS 111 ENGINEERING TEACHERS 112 MATHEMATICS TEACHERS 113 HEALTH SPECIALTIES TEACHERS 114 PSYCHOLOGY TEACHERS 115 BUSINESS AND COMMERCE TEACHERS 116 ECONOMICS TEACHERS 120 HISTORY TEACHERS 121 SOCIOLOGY TEACHERS 122 SOCIAL SCIENCE TEACHERS, N.E.C. 123 ART, DRAMA, AND MUSIC TEACHERS 1 181 - 124 COACHES AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION TEACHERS 125 EDUCATION TEACHERS 126 ENGLISH TEACHERS 130 FOREIGN LANGUAGE TEACHERS 131 HOME ECONOMICS TEACHERS 132 LAW TEACHERS 133 THEOLOGY TEACHERS 134 TRADE, INDUSTRIAL, AND TECHNICAL TEACHERS 135 MISCELLANEOUS TEACHERS, COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY 140 TEACHERS, COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY, SUBJECT NOT SPECIFIED TEACHERS, EXCEPT COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY 141 ADULT EDUCATION TEACHERS 142 ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TEACHERS 143 PREKINDERGARTEN AND KINDERGARTEN TEACHERS 144 SECONDARY SCHOOL TEACHERS 145 TEACHERS, EXCEPT COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY, N.E.C. ENGINEERING AND SCIENCE TECHNICIANS 150 AGRICULTURE AND BIOLOGICAL TECHNICIANS, EXCEPT HEALTH 151 CHEMICAL TECHNICIANS 152 DRAFTSMEN 153 ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING TECHNICIANS 154 INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING TECHNICIANS 155 MECHANICAL ENGINEERING TECHNICIANS 156 MATHEMATICAL TECHNICIANS 161 SURVEYORS 162 ENGINEERING AND SCIENCE TECHNICIANS, N.E.C. TECHNICIANS, EXCEPT HEALTH AND ENGINEERING AND SCIENCE 163 AIRPLANE PILOTS 164 AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLERS 165 EMBALMERS 170 FLIGHT ENGINEERS 171 RADIO OPERATORS 172 TOOL PROGRAMMERS, NUMERICAL CONTROL 173 TECHNICIANS, N.E.C. 174 VOCATIONAL AND EDUCATIONAL COUNSELORS WRITERS, ARTISTS, AND ENTERTAINERS 175 ACTORS 180 ATHLETES AND KINDRED WORKERS 181 AUTHORS 182 DANCERS 183 DESIGNERS 184 EDITORS AND REPORTERS 185 MUSICIANS AND COMPOSERS 190 PAINTERS AND SCULPTORS 191 PHOTOGRAPHERS 192 PUBLIC RELATIONS MEN AND PUBLICITY WRITERS 193 RADIO AND TELEVISION ANNOUNCERS 1 182 - 194 WRITERS, ARTISTS, AND ENTERTAINERS, N.E.C. 195 RESEARCH WORKERS, NOT SPECIFIED 0 MANAGERS AND ADMINISTRATORS, EXCEPT FARM 201 ASSESSORS, CONTROLLERS, AND TREASURERS; LOCAL PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION 202 BANK OFFICERS AND FINANCIAL MANAGERS 203 BUYERS AND SHIPPERS, FARM PRODUCTS 205 BUYERS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE 210 CREDIT MEN 211 FUNERAL DIRECTORS 212 HEALTH ADMINISTRATORS 213 CONSTRUCTION INSPECTORS, PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION 215 INSPECTORS, EXCEPT CONSTRUCTION, PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION 216 MANAGERS AND SUPERINTENDENTS, BUILDING 220 OFFICE MANAGERS, N.E.C. 221 OFFICERS, PILOTS, AND PURSERS; SHIP 222 OFFICIALS AND ADMINISTRATORS; PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION, N.E.C. 223 OFFICIALS OF LODGES, SOCIETIES, AND UNIONS 224 POSTMASTERS AND MAIL SUPERINTENDENTS 225 PURCHASING AGENTS AND BUYERS, N.E.C. 226 RAILROAD CONDUCTORS 230 RESTAURANT, CAFETERIA, AND BAR MANAGERS 231 SALES MANAGERS AND DEPARTMENT HEADS, RETAIL TRADE 233 SALES MANAGERS, EXCEPT RETAIL TRADE 235 SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS, COLLEGE 240 SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS, ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY 245 MANAGERS AND ADMINISTRATORS, N.E.C. 0 SALES WORKERS 260 ADVERTISING AGENTS AND SALESMEN 261 AUCTIONEERS 262 DEMONSTRATORS 264 HUCKSTERS AND PEDDLERS 265 INSURANCE AGENTS, BROKERS, AND UNDERWRITERS 266 NEWSBOYS 270 REAL ESTATES AGENTS AND BROKERS 271 STOCK AND BOND SALESMEN 280 SALESMEN AND SALES CLERKS, N.E.C. 281 SALES REPRESENTATIVE, MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIES 282 SALES REPRESENTATIVE, WHOLESALE TRADE 283 SALES CLERK, RETAIL TRADE 284 SALESMEN, RETAIL TRADE 285 SALESMEN OF SERVICES AND CONSTRUCTION 1 183 - CLERICAL AND KINDRED WORKERS 301 BANK TELLERS 303 BILLING CLERKS 305 BOOKKEEPERS 310 CASHIERS 311 CLERICAL ASSISTANTS, SOCIAL WELFARE 312 CLERICAL SUPERVISORS, N.E.C. 313 COLLECTORS, BILL AND ACCOUNT 314 COUNTER CLERKS, EXCEPT FOOD 315 DISPATCHERS AND STARTERS, VEHICLE 320 ENUMERATORS AND INTERVIEWERS 321 ESTIMATORS AND INVESTIGATORS, N.E.C. 323 EXPEDITERS AND PRODUCTION CONTROLLERS 325 FILE CLERKS 326 INSURANCE ADJUSTER, EXAMINERS, AND INVESTIGATORS 330 LIBRARY ATTENDANTS AND ASSISTANTS 331 MAIL CARRIERS, POST OFFICE 332 MAILHANDLERS, EXCEPT POST OFFICE 333 MESSENGERS AND OFFICE BOYS 334 METER READERS, UTILITIES OFFICE MACHINE OPERATORS 341 BOOKKEEPING AND BILLING MACHINE OPERATORS 342 CALCULATING MACHINE OPERATORS 343 COMPUTER AND PERIPHERAL EQUIPMENT OPERATORS 344 DUPLICATING MACHINE OPERATORS 345 KEY PUNCH OPERATORS 350 TABULATING MACHINE OPERATORS 355 OFFICE MACHINE OPERATORS, N.E.C. 360 PAYROLL AND TIMEKEEPING CLERKS 361 POSTAL CLERKS 362 PROOFREADERS 363 REAL ESTATE APPRAISERS 364 RECEPTIONISTS SECRETARIES 370 SECRETARIES, LEGAL 371 SECRETARIES, MEDICAL 372 SECRETARIES, N.E.C. 374 SHIPPING AND RECEIVING CLERKS 375 STATISTICAL CLERKS 376 STENOGRAPHERS 381 STOCK CLERKS AND STOREKEEPERS 382 TEACHER AIDES, EXCEPT SCHOOL MONITORS 383 TELEGRAPH MESSENGERS 384 TELEGRAPH OPERATORS 385 TELEPHONE OPERATORS 390 TICKET, STATION, AND EXPRESS AGENTS 391 TYPISTS 392 WEIGHERS 394 MISCELLANEOUS CLERICAL WORKERS 395 NOT SPECIFIED CLERICAL WORKERS 1 184 - CRAFTSMEN AND KINDRED WORKERS 401 AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES INSTALLERS 402 BAKERS 403 BLACKSMITHS 404 BOILERMAKERS 405 BOOKBINDERS 410 BRICKMASONS AND STONEMASONS 411 BRICKMASONS AND STONEMASONS, APPRENTICES 412 BULLDOZER OPERATORS 413 CABINETMAKERS 415 CARPENTERS 416 CARPENTER APPRENTICES 420 CARPET INSTALLERS 421 CEMENT AND CONCRETE FINISHERS 422 COMPOSITORS AND TYPESETTERS 423 PRINTING TRADES APPRENTICES, EXCEPT PRESSMEN 424 CRANEMEN, DERRICKMEN, AND HOISTMEN 425 DECORATORS AND WINDOW DRESSERS 426 DENTAL LABORATORY TECHNICIANS 430 ELECTRICIANS 431 ELECTRICIAN APPRENTICES 433 ELECRIC POWER LINEMEN AND CABLEMEN 434 ELECTROTYPERS AND STEREOTYPERS 435 ENGRAVERS, EXCEPT PHOTOENGRAVERS 436 EXCAVATING, GRADING, AND ROAD MACHINE OPERATORS; EXCEPT BULLDOZER 440 FLOOR LAYERS, EXCEPT TILE SETTERS 441 FOREMEN, N.E.C. 442 FORGEMEN AND HAMMERMEN 443 FURNITURE AND WOOD FINISHERS 444 FURRIERS 445 GLAZIERS 446 HEAT TREATERS, ANNEALERS, AND TEMPERERS 450 INSPECTORS, SCALERS, AND GRADERS; LOG AND LUMBER 452 INSPECTORS, N.E.C. 453 JEWELERS AND WATCHMAKERS 454 JOB AND DIE SETTERS, METAL 455 LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS 456 LOCOMOTIVE FIREMEN 461 MACHINISTS 462 MACHINIST APPRENTICES MECHANICS AND REPAIRMEN 470 AIRCONDITIONING, HEATING, REFRIGERATION 471 AIRCRAFT 472 AUTOMOBILE BODY REPAIRMEN 473 AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS 474 AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC APPRENTICES 475 DATA PROCESSING MACHINE REPAIRMEN 480 FARM IMPLEMENT 481 HEAVY EQUIPMENT MECHANICS, INCLUDING DIESEL 1 185 - 482 HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE AND ACCESSORY INSTALLERS AND MECHANICS 483 LOOM FIXERS 484 OFFICE MACHINE 485 RADIO AND TELEVISION 486 RAILROAD AND CAR SHOP 491 MECHANIC APPRENTICES, EXCEPT AUTO 492 MISCELLANEOUS MECHANICS AND REPAIRMEN 495 NOT SPECIFIED MECHANICS AND REPAIRMEN 501 MILLERS; GRAIN, FLOUR, AND FEED 502 MILLWRIGHTS 503 MOLDERS, METAL 504 MOLDER APPRENTICES 505 MOTION PICTURE PROJECTIONISTS 506 OPTICIANS,LENS GRINDERS AND POLISHERS 510 PAINTERS, CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE 511 PAINTER APPRENTICES 512 PAPERHANGERS 514 PATTERN AND MODEL MAKERS, EXCEPT PAPER 515 PHOTOENGRAVERS AND LITHOGRAPHERS 516 PIANO AND ORGAN TUNERS AND REPAIRMEN 520 PLASTERERS 521 PLASTERER APPRENTICES 522 PLUMBERS AND PIPE FITTERS 523 PLUMBER AND PIPE FITTER APPRENTICES 525 POWER STATION OPERATORS 530 PRESSMEN AND PLATE PRINTERS, PRINTING 531 PRESSMAN APPRENTICES 533 ROLLERS AND FINISHERS, METAL 534 ROOFERS AND SLATERS 535 SHEETMETAL WORKERS AND TINSMITHS 536 SHEETMETAL APPRENTICES 540 SHIPFITTERS 542 SHOE REPAIRMEN 543 SIGN PAINTERS AND LETTERERS 545 STATIONARY ENGINEERS 546 STONE CUTTERS AND STONE CARVERS 550 STRUCTURAL METAL CRAFTSMEN 551 TAILORS 552 TELEPHONE INSTALLERS AND REPAIRMEN 554 TELEPHONE LINEMEN AND SPLICERS 560 TILE SETTERS 561 TOOL AND DIE MAKERS 562 TOOL AND DIE MAKER APPRENTICES 563 UPHOLSTERERS 571 SPECIFIED CRAFT APPRENTICES, N.E.C. 572 NOT SPECIFIED APPRENTICES 575 CRAFTSMEN AND KINDRED WORKERS, N.E.C. 580 FORMER MEMBERS OF THE ARMED FORCES 600 PRESENT MEMBER OF THE ARMED FORCES 1 186 - OPERATIVES, EXCEPT TRANSPORT 601 ASBESTOS AND INSULATION WORKERS 602 ASSEMBLERS 603 BLASTERS AND POWDERMEN 604 BOTTLING AND CANNING OPERATIVES 605 CHAINMEN, RODMEN, AND AXMEN; SURVEYING 610 CHECKERS, EXAMINERS, AND INSPECTORS; MANUFACTURING 611 CLOTHING IRONERS AND PRESSERS 612 CUTTING OPERATIVES, N.E.C. 613 DRESSMAKERS AND SEAMSTRESSES, EXCEPT FACTORY 614 DRILLERS, EARTH 615 DRY WALL INSTALLERS AND LATHERS 620 DYERS 621 FILERS, POLISHERS, SANDERS, AND BUFFERS 622 FURNACEMEN, SMELTERMEN, AND POURERS 623 GARAGE WORKERS AND GAS STATION ATTENDANTS 624 GRADERS AND SORTERS, MANUFACTURING 625 PRODUCE GRADERS AND PACKERS, EXCEPT FACTORY AND FARM 626 HEATERS, METAL 630 LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING OPERATIVE, N.E.C. 631 MEAT CUTTERS AND BUTCHERS, EXCEPT MANUFACTURING 633 MEAT CUTTERS AND BUTCHERS, MANUFACTURING 634 MEAT WRAPPERS, RETAIL TRADE 635 METAL PLATERS 636 MILLINERS 640 MINE OPERATIVES, N.E.C. 641 MIXING OPERATIVES 642 OILERS AND GREASERS, EXCEPT AUTO 643 PACKERS AND WRAPPERS, EXCEPT MEAT AND PRODUCE 644 PAINTERS, MANUFACTURED ARTICLES 645 PHOTOGRAPHIC PROCESS WORKERS PRECISION MACHINE OPERATIVES 650 DRILL PRESS OPERATIVES 651 GRINDING MACHINE OPERATIVES 652 LATHE AND MILLING MACHINE OPERATIVES 653 PRECISION MACHINE OPERATIVES, N.E.C. 656 PUNCH AND STAMPING PRESS OPERATIVES 660 RIVETERS AND FASTENERS 661 SAILORS AND DECKHANDS 662 SAWYERS 663 SEWERS AND STITCHERS 664 SHOEMAKING MACHINE OPERATIVES 665 SOLDERERS 666 STATIONARY FIREMEN TEXTILE OPERATIVES 670 CARDING, LAPPING, AND COMBING OPERATIVES 671 KNITTERS, LOOPERS, AND TOPPERS 672 SPINNERS, TWISTERS, AND WINDERS 1 187 - 673 WEAVERS 674 TEXTILE OPERATIVES, N.E.C. 680 WELDERS AND FLAME-CUTTERS 681 WINDING OPERATIVES, N.E.C. 690 MACHINE OPERATIVES, MISCELLANEOUS SPECIFIED 692 MACHINE OPERATIVES, NOT SPECIFIED 694 MISCELLANEOUS OPERATIVES 695 NOT SPECIFIED OPERATIVES 0 TRANSPORT EQUIPMENT OPERATIVES 701 BOATMEN AND CANALMEN 703 BUS DRIVERS 704 CONDUCTORS AND MOTORMEN, URBAN RAIL TRANSIT 705 DELIVERYMEN AND ROUTEMEN 706 FORK LIFT AND TOW MOTOR OPERATIVES 710 MOTORMEN; MINE, FACTORY, LOGGING CAMP, ETC. 711 PARKING ATTENDANTS 712 RAILROAD BRAKEMEN 713 RAILROAD SWITCHMEN 714 TAXICAB DRIVERS AND CHAUFFEURS 715 TRUCK DRIVERS 0 LABORERS, EXCEPT FARM 740 ANIMAL CARETAKERS, EXCEPT FARM 750 CARPENTERS' HELPERS 751 CONSTRUCTION LABORERS, EXCEPT CARPENTERS' HELPERS 752 FISHERMEN AND OYSTERMEN 753 FREIGHT AND MATERIAL HANDLERS 754 GARBAGE COLLECTORS 755 GARDENERS AND GROUNDSKEEPERS, EXCEPT FARM 760 LONGSHOREMEN AND STEVEDORES 761 LUMBERMEN, RAFTSMEN, AND WOODCHOPPERS 762 STOCKHANDLERS 763 TEAMSTERS 764 VEHICLE WASHERS AND EQUIPMENT CLEANERS 770 WAREHOUSEMEN, N.E.C. 780 MISCELLANEOUS LABORERS 785 NOT SPECIFIED LABORERS 0 FARMERS AND FARM MANAGERS 801 FARMERS (OWNERS AND TENANTS) 802 FARM MANAGERS 0 FARM LABORERS AND FARM FOREMEN 1 188 - 821 FARM FOREMEN 822 FARM LABORERS, WAGE WORKERS 823 FARM LABORERS, UNPAID FAMILY WORKERS 824 FARM SERVICE LABORERS, SELF-EMPLOYED 0 SERVICE WORKERS, EXCLUDING PRIVATE HOUSEHOLD CLEANING SERVICE WORKERS 901 CHAMBERMAIDS AND MAIDS, EXCEPT PRIVATE HOUSEHOLD 902 CLEANERS AND CHARWOMEN 903 JANITORS AND SEXTONS FOOD SERVICE WORKERS 910 BARTENDERS 911 BUSBOYS 912 COOKS, EXCEPT PRIVATE HOUSEHOLD 913 DISHWASHERS 914 FOOD COUNTER AND FOUNTAIN WORKERS 915 WAITERS 916 FOOD SERVICE WORKERS, N.E.C., EXCEPT PRIVATE HOUSEHOLD HEALTH SERVICE WORKERS 921 DENTAL ASSISTANTS 922 HEALTH AIDES, EXCEPT NURSING 923 HEALTH TRAINEES 924 LAY MIDWIVES 925 NURSING AIDES, ORDERLIES, AND ATTENDANTS 926 PRACTICAL NURSES PERSONAL SERVICE WORKERS 931 AIRLINE STEWARDESSES 932 ATTENDANTS, RECREATION AND AMUSEMENT 933 ATTENDANTS, PERSONAL SERVICE, N.E.C. 934 BAGGAGE PORTERS AND BELLHOPS 935 BARBERS 940 BOARDING AND LODGING HOUSE KEEPERS 941 BOOTBLACKS 942 CHILD CARE WORKERS, EXCEPT PRIVATE HOUSEHOLD 943 ELEVATOR OPERATORS 944 HAIRDRESSERS AND COSMETOLOGISTS 945 PERSONAL SERVICE APPRENTICES 950 HOUSEKEEPERS, EXCEPT PRIVATE HOUSEHOLD 952 SCHOOL MONITORS 953 USHERS, RECREATION AND AMUSEMENT 954 WELFARE SERVICE AIDES PROTECTIVE SERVICE WORKERS 960 CROSSING GUARDS AND BRIDGE TENDERS 961 FIREMEN, FIRE PROTECTION 962 GUARDS AND WATCHMEN 963 MARSHALS AND CONSTABLES 964 POLICEMEN AND DETECTIVES 965 SHERIFFS AND BAILIFFS 1 189 - PRIVATE HOUSEHOLD WORKERS 980 CHILD CARE WORKERS, PRIVATE HOUSEHOLD 981 COOKS, PRIVATE HOUSEHOLD 982 HOUSEKEEPERS, PRIVATE HOUSEHOLD 983 LAUNDRESSES, PRIVATE HOUSEHOLD 984 MAIDS AND SERVANTS, PRIVATE HOUSEHOLD 000 NA 1 190 - 0 *** NOTE 5 *** DETAILED OCCUPATION RECODES (01-44) DETAILED 2-DIGIT OCCUPATION RECODES OCC CODES PROFESSIONAL, TECHNICAL, AND (001-195) KINDRED WORKERS ENGINEERS 01 006-023 PHYSICIANS, DENTISTS, AND 02 061-073 RELATED PRACTITIONERS HEALTH WORKERS, EXCEPT PRACTITIONERS 03 074-085 TEACHERS, EXCEPT COLLEGE 04 141-145 ENGINEERS AND SCIENCE TECHNICIANS 05 150-162 OTHER PROFESSIONALS- SALARIED (1,2 CLASS OF WORKER 06 ALL OTHER 0XX,1XX OTHER PROFESSIONALS-SELF- EMPLOYED (3,4 CLASS OF WORKERS) 07 MANAGERS AND ADMINISTRATOR, EXCEPT FARM (201-245) SALARIED-MANUFACTURING (1,2 CLASS OF WORKER) 08 SALARIED-OTHER INDUSTRIES (1,2 CLASS OF WORKER) 09 SELF-EMPLOYED--RETAIL TRADE (3,4 CLASS OF WORKER) 10 SELF-EMPLOYED--OTHER INDUSTRIES (3,4 CLASS OF WORKER) 11 SALES WORKERS (260-285) RETAIL TRADE 12 OTHER 13 CLERICAL WORKERS (301-395) BOOKKEEPERS 14 305 OFFICE MACHINE OPERATORS 15 341-355 STENOGRAPHERS, TYPISTS, AND SECRETARIES 16 370-372,376,391 OTHER CLERICAL WORKERS 17 ALL OTHER 3XX CRAFTSMEN AND KINDRED WORKERS (401-575) CARPENTERS 18 415,416 OTHER CONSTRUCTION CRAFTSMEN 19 410-412,421,430 431,436,440, 510-512,520-523 534,550,560 1 191 - FOREMAN (N.E.C.) 20 441 MACHINISTS AND JOB SETTERS 21 454,461,462 METAL CRAFTSMEN, EXCEPT MECHANICS AND MACHINISTS AND JOB SETTERS 22 403,404,442,446 502-504,514,533 535,536,540,561 562 MECHANICS--AUTO 23 472-474 MECHANICS, EXCEPT AUTO 24 470,471,475-495 ALL OTHER CRAFTSMEN 25 ALL OTHER 4XX,5XX OPERATIVES EXCEPT TRANSPORT (601-695) MINE WORKERS 26 MOTOR VEHICLES AND EQUIPMENT 27 OTHER DURABLE GOODS 28 NONDURABLE GOODS 29 ALL OTHER 30 TRANSPORT EQUIPMENT OPERATIVES (701-715) DRIVERS AND DELIVERYMEN 31 703,705,714,715 ALL OTHERS 32 701,704,706-713 NONFARM LABORERS (740-785) CONSTRUCTION 33 MANUFACTURING 34 ALL OTHER 35 PRIVATE HOUSEHOLD WORKERS 36 980-984 SERVICE WORKERS, EXCEPT PRIVATE HOUSEHOLD (901-965) CLEANING SERVICE 37 901-903 FOOD SERVICE 38 910-916 HEALTH SERVICE 39 921-926 PERSONAL SERVICE 40 931-954 PROTECTIVE SERVICE 41 960-965 FARMERS AND FARM MANAGERS 42 801-802 FARM LABORERS AND FOREMEN (821-824) PAID LABORERS AND FOREMEN 43 821,822,824 UNPAID FAMILY LABORERS 44 823 - MAJOR OCCUPATION GROUP RECODES (01-13) MAJOR OCCUPATION GROUP RECODES OCC WHITE-COLLAR WORKERS (001-395) PROFESSIONAL, TECHNICAL, AND KINDRED WORKERS 01 001-195 MANAGERS AND ADMINISTRATORS, EXCEPT FARM 02 201-245 1 192 - CLERICAL AND KINDRED WORKERS 03 260-285 SALES WORKERS 04 301-395 BLUE-COLLAR WORKERS (401-785) CRAFTSMEN AND KINDRED WORKERS 05 401-575 OPERATIVES, EXCEPT TRANSPORT 06 601-695 TRANSPORT EQUIPMENT OPERATIVES 07 701-715 NONFARM LABORERS 08 740-785 SERVICE WORKERS (901-984) PRIVATE HOUSEHOLD WORKERS 09 980-984 ALL OTHER SERVICE WORKERS 10 901-965 FARM WORKERS 801-824 FARM AND FARM MANAGERS 11 801-802 FARM LABORERS AND FOREMEN 12 821-824 NO PREVIOUS FULL-TIME WORK EXPERIENCE 13 NEVER WORKED 1 193 - 0 *** NOTE 6 *** 0 MATCHING OF MARCH CPS FILES THERE ARE TWO BASIC LIMITATIONS IN LINKING THE MARCH CPS FILES ACROSS YEARS. FIRST, ONLY 50% OF THE SAMPLE IS INCLUDED IN TWO CONSECUTIVE YEARS. SECOND, THE RESIDENTS WITHIN THE ELIGIBLE HOUSING UNITS MAY CHANGE OR APPEAR AS NONINTERVIEW RECORDS IN ONE OR BOTH YEARS. THE RESULT IS A MATCHED SAMPLE OF CONSIDERABLY LESS THAN THE UPPER LIMIT OF 50%. BELOW ARE OUTLINED THE BASIC PROCEDURES AND VARIABLES USED TO LINK TWO OR MORE MARCH CPS FILES. 1. SAMPLE SELECTION THE FIRST STEP IN MATCHING YEAR T WITH YEAR T+1 IS TO SELECT FROM YEAR T THOSE HOUSING UNITS WITH A "MONTH IN SAMPLE" VALUE OF 1 THROUGH 4, AND FROM YEAR T+1 THOSE UNITS WITH A "MONTH IN SAMPLE" VALUE OF 5 THROUGH 8. THIS WILL IDENTIFY THE SAMPLE SUBSET ELIGIBLE FOR MATCHING. WITHIN THIS SUBSET, HOUSING UNITS IN MONTH 1 IN YEAR T WILL MATCH ONLY WITH UNITS IN MONTH 5 OF YEAR T+1, ETC. 2. MATCHING HOUSING UNITS USING ONE OR MORE VARIABLES, IT IS POSSIBLE TO UNIQUELY IDENTIFY EACH HOUSING UNIT IN EACH SAMPLE ROTATION. HOWEVER, BECAUSE OF CHANGES IN CPS PROCEDURES, THE AVAILABLE INFORMATION FOR MATCHING HOUSING UNITS IS NOT ALWAYS IDENTICAL. BELOW ARE THE VARIABLES AVAILABLE FOR MATCHING MARCH CPS FILES BETWEEN 1968 AND 1979. YEARS MATCHED 1968-69 RANDOM CLUSTER CODE 69-70 SERIAL NUMBERS 70-71 1971-72 IT IS NOT POSSIBLE TO MATCH ACROSS THESE YEARS. 1972-73 CHANGES IN CPS CLUSTERING PROCEDURES AND THE ACCOMPANYING CHANGE OF HOUSEHOLD IDENTIFICATION NUMBERS, PREVENT MATCHING 1971 AND 1972 MARCH CPS FILES. THE 1972 FILE USES 1960 RANDOM CLUSTER CODES WHILE THE 1973 FILE USES 1970 RANDOM CLUSTER CODES, WHICH PRECLUDE MATCHING RECORDS. 1 194 - 1973-74 RANDOM CLUSTER CODE 74-75 SEGMENT NUMBERS SERIAL NUMBERS 1975-76 1975 VARIABLES ARE LOCATED AS ABOVE 1976 VARIABLES RANDOM CLUSTER CODE SEGMENT NUMBERS SERIAL NUMBERS 1976-77 1976 VARIABLES ARE LOCATED AS ABOVE. THOSE VARIABLES ARE COMBINED INTO A SINGLE VARIABLE IN THE 1977 FILE. HOUSEHOLD IDENTIFICATION NUMBER 1977-78 HOUSEHOLD IDENTIFICATION NUMBERS 78-79 3. MATCHING HOUSEHOLDS, FAMILIES, AND PERSONS THE INFORMATION PRESENTED ABOVE WILL ALLOW THE MATCH OF HOUSING UNITS ACROSS YEARS; HOWEVER, IT IS POSSIBLE THAT THE RESIDENTS OF THE HOUSING UNIT WILL CHANGE. CONSEQUENTLY, IT IS NECESSARY TO PERFORM ADDITIONAL MATCHES TO ASSURE RESIDENT COMPARABILITY. THE SPECIFIC VARIABLES USED TO MATCH RESIDENTS WILL VARY ACCORDING TO THE NEEDS OF THE SUBSTANTIVE PROJECT; HOWEVER, IT IS MORE EFFICIENT TO ARRANGE THE MATCHING IN A HIERARCHICAL SEQUENCE. FOR EXAMPLE, MATCHING ON SEX AND RACE SHOULD PROCEED MATCHING ON AGE OR HOUSEHOLD RELATIONSHIP. HOWEVER, THE USER SHOULD CAREFULLY WORK THROUGH THE POSSIBLE CHANGES IN HOUSEHOLD STRUCTURE THAT MIGHT RESULT IN AN INAPPROPRIATE REJECTION OF A HOUSEHOLD. FOR EXAMPLE, A HUSBAND- WIFE FAMILY IN YEAR T WHICH EXPERIENCED A DIVORCE AND BECAME A FEMALE HEADED HOUSEHOLD IN YEAR T+1 WOULD FAIL THE TEST FOR MATCHING ON SEX OF HEAD. AND, OF COURSE, A MARRIAGE COULD PRODUCE THE SIMILAR SITUATION OF A MATCH FAILURE. CLEARLY, THE MORE CRITERIA USED IN MATCHING RECORDS, THE GREATER THE ACCURACY, BUT ALSO THE GREATER THE EXPENSE AND FEWER MATCHES. 1TERMINATION OF CODEBOOK LIST.