Value |
Category |
1 |
Farmers |
2 |
Cattle ranchers |
3 |
Poultry farmers |
4 |
Other livestock breeders |
5 |
Non-spec. agric. and livestock owners |
6 |
Entrepren. in veget. extraction or fishing |
7 |
Entrep. small ind. |
8 |
Entrep. mineral extraction |
9 |
Entrep. civil construction |
10 |
Merchants |
11 |
Hotel and boarding house owners |
12 |
Transportation employee |
13 |
Others owners |
20 |
Ministers, etc. |
21 |
Consultants to directors |
30 |
Ranch and farm administrators |
31 |
Adm. veget. extraction and fishing |
32 |
Adm. mineral extraction |
33 |
Adm. Ind. transf. |
34 |
Adm. civil construction |
35 |
Adm. trade and merchandising |
36 |
Adm. hotels |
37 |
Adm. Transportation |
38 |
Financial adm. |
39 |
Other administrators |
40 |
Administrative managers |
50 |
Tax inspectors |
51 |
Labor inspectors |
52 |
Administrative assistants |
53 |
Cashiers |
54 |
Stockroom clerks |
55 |
Dispatchers |
56 |
Typists |
57 |
Teletype operators |
58 |
Operators of autom. proc. machines |
59 |
Secretaries |
60 |
Accounting aides |
61 |
Copying machine operators |
62 |
File clerks |
63 |
Receptionists |
64 |
Administrative aides |
65 |
Office helpers |
101 |
Engineers |
102 |
Architects |
103 |
Surveyors |
104 |
Cartographers |
111 |
Draftsmen |
112 |
Technicians in construction |
113 |
Other engineering occupations |
121 |
Chemists |
122 |
Pharmacists |
123 |
Physicists |
124 |
Mineral geologists |
125 |
Others in chemistry/physics |
131 |
Chemical technicians |
132 |
Non-certified pharmacists |
133 |
Meteorological technicians |
141 |
Agronomists |
142 |
Biologists |
143 |
Pharmacologists |
144 |
Veterinarians |
151 |
Physicians |
152 |
Dentists |
153 |
Registered nurses |
154 |
Other health-related occupations |
161 |
Interns |
162 |
Nurses (without diploma) |
163 |
Masseure/masseuse |
164 |
Orthopedists and opticians |
165 |
Medical equipment op. |
166 |
Midwives |
167 |
Prosthetics |
168 |
Technicians in clinical analysis |
171 |
Mathematicians |
172 |
Statisticians |
173 |
Systems analysis |
181 |
Economists |
182 |
Accountants |
183 |
Administrative technicians |
191 |
Accounting technicians |
192 |
Statistical technicians |
193 |
Computer programmer |
201 |
Sociologists, etc. |
202 |
Psychologists |
203 |
Geographers |
204 |
Social workers |
205 |
Other social scientists |
211 |
Research professor |
212 |
University professor |
213 |
High school (2º grau) teacher |
214 |
Teacher 5th-8th grades |
215 |
Teacher 1st-4th grades |
216 |
Teacher 1st level (1º grau) |
217 |
Preschool teacher |
218 |
Professional teacher |
219 |
Teacher (professor can be either teacher or professor) |
221 |
Orientador de ensino |
222 |
Inspetor de alunos |
231 |
Magistrados |
232 |
Prosecutors, etc. |
233 |
Lawyers, etc. |
241 |
Notaries |
242 |
Court clerks |
243 |
Justice officials |
244 |
Other justice assistents |
251 |
Religious workers |
261 |
Journalistic writer |
271 |
Sculptor, painter |
272 |
Artisan |
273 |
Decorator/scene painter |
274 |
Photograhers |
275 |
Musicians/composer |
276 |
TV/movie/theater performer (actor/actress) |
277 |
Circus performer |
278 |
Announcers/comentators |
279 |
Producer, director |
280 |
Cinematographers, etc. |
281 |
Sound and camera equipment operator |
282 |
Other radio/TV operators |
283 |
Projectionist |
291 |
Librarians |
292 |
Curators/archeologists |
293 |
Other occupations |
301 |
Autonomous agricultural producer |
302 |
Agricultural technician |
303 |
Tractor operator |
304 |
Other agric. and ranch workers |
321 |
Hunters |
322 |
Fishermen |
331 |
Lumberjacks |
332 |
Woodcutters |
333 |
Charcoal makers |
334 |
Rubber tappers and collectors |
335 |
Herb gatherers |
336 |
Agricultural pickers |
341 |
Miners |
345 |
Stonecutters and rock drillers |
351 |
Operators of min. extraction mach. |
361 |
Gas and oil extraction workers |
371 |
Prospectors |
381 |
Saltworks workers |
391 |
Gas well sounders |
401 |
Tech. in min. extraction |
402 |
Tech. in transformation industry |
403 |
Masters in textile industry |
404 |
Masters in civil construction |
405 |
Electric energy technician |
406 |
Other masters |
411 |
Oven tenders in metal industry |
412 |
Laminators |
413 |
Wiredrawers |
414 |
Molders |
415 |
Galvanizers etc. |
416 |
Tool grinders and sharpeners |
417 |
Stone buffers and polishers |
418 |
Toolmakers |
419 |
Mechanical stampers |
420 |
Press operators |
421 |
Milling machinists and punch op. |
422 |
Lathe operators |
423 |
Assembly adjusters |
424 |
Motor vehicle mechanics |
425 |
Mechanics |
426 |
Welders |
427 |
Riveters |
428 |
Boilermakers |
429 |
Blacksmiths / sheet-metal workers |
430 |
Tinsmiths |
431 |
Auto electricians |
441 |
Carders and combers |
442 |
Textile rovers and spoolers |
443 |
Spinners |
444 |
Lace makers |
445 |
Loom setters |
446 |
Rope makers |
447 |
Weavers |
448 |
Tapestry and carpet weavers |
449 |
Net makers |
450 |
Textile bleachers and dyers |
451 |
Textile printers |
452 |
Textile finishers |
461 |
Leather goods and saddle makers |
462 |
Tanners |
470 |
Tailors and seamstresses |
471 |
Sewing assistants |
472 |
Pants makers / shirt makers |
473 |
Pattern makers and cutters |
474 |
Embroiderers and fabric reweavers |
475 |
Straw hat maker |
476 |
Hat makers (not straw hats) |
477 |
Shoemaker |
478 |
Shoe factory worker |
479 |
Purse and belt maker |
481 |
Cabinet maker |
482 |
Carpenter |
483 |
Cooper |
484 |
Joining machinery operator |
485 |
Sawyers |
486 |
Plywood prepares |
487 |
Upholsterer and vehicle upholsterer |
488 |
Mattress makers |
489 |
Wood polishers |
490 |
Basket makers and mat weavers |
491 |
Assembler electr. equip. |
492 |
Assembler electronic equip. |
493 |
Equipment repair technician |
494 |
Radio and TV assembler |
495 |
Radio and TV repair technician |
496 |
Installation electrician |
497 |
Tele. installer and rep. tech. |
498 |
Inst. and rep. electric lines |
499 |
Operator/inst. electric energy |
511 |
Reinforced concreters |
512 |
Bricklayers or masons |
513 |
Hod carriers |
514 |
Painters and whitewashers |
515 |
Stucco masons |
516 |
Tilers and parquetry workers |
517 |
Plumbers and pipefitters |
518 |
Glaziers or glass installers |
519 |
Sidewalk and street paving workers |
520 |
Flooring fitters and caulkers |
521 |
Op. civil construction machinery |
531 |
Sausage makers |
532 |
Jerkey makers |
533 |
Butchers (in slaughterhouses) |
534 |
Occupations in the dairy industry |
535 |
Candy makers and confectioners |
536 |
Pasta makers |
537 |
Bakers |
538 |
Grain millers |
539 |
Employees in the sugar industry |
540 |
Employees in the beverage industry |
541 |
Employees in the coffee industry |
542 |
Occup. in the fishing industry |
543 |
Occup. in the tea industry |
544 |
Occup. in the vegetable oil industry |
545 |
Occup. in food industry |
551 |
Linotypists |
552 |
Typographers |
553 |
Printing engravers |
554 |
Printing press operators |
555 |
Proofreaders in the printing industry |
556 |
Bookbindery workers |
557 |
Other occup. in printing industry |
561 |
Glassworkers and ampoule makers |
562 |
Ceramists and china makers |
563 |
Ceramics painters |
564 |
Potters |
571 |
Quality control inspectors |
572 |
Jewelers and watchmakers |
573 |
Gem cutters and polishers |
574 |
Rubber workers |
575 |
Vulcanizers and retreaders |
576 |
Fireworks makers |
577 |
Broom makers |
578 |
Marble workers |
579 |
Tobacco preparation workers |
580 |
Cigar and cigarette makers |
581 |
Spray painters |
582 |
Forklift operators |
583 |
Stokers |
584 |
Merchandise packagers |
585 |
Empl. in paper industry |
586 |
Empl. in rubber and plastic industry |
587 |
Empl. in cement products industry |
588 |
Safety and security supervisors |
589 |
Other empls. in transformation industry |
601 |
Self-employed businessmen |
602 |
Salespersons |
603 |
Cashiers |
604 |
Stock clerks |
605 |
Demonstrators |
611 |
Street market stand owners |
612 |
Water vendors |
613 |
Candy makers, etc. |
614 |
Street candy vendor |
615 |
Vendors of entrails, fish and milk |
616 |
Ticket vendors |
617 |
Other street vendors |
621 |
Magazine and newspaper vendors |
631 |
Traveling and local salespersons |
632 |
Commercial representatives |
633 |
Advertising agents |
641 |
Insurance agents |
642 |
Real estate agents |
643 |
Stock brokers |
644 |
Appraisers and auctioneers |
645 |
Other agents and brokers |
646 |
Buyers |
711 |
Civilian aircraft pilots |
712 |
Flight attendants |
721 |
Merchant marine officers |
722 |
Boatswains |
723 |
Ship machinists |
724 |
Ship stokers |
725 |
Merchant marine sailors |
726 |
Ship stewards |
727 |
Small boat operators |
731 |
Crane operators |
732 |
Stevedores and longshoremen |
741 |
Railway agents |
742 |
Train conductors and inspectors |
743 |
Locomotive engineers |
744 |
Train firemen |
745 |
Railroad brakemen or flagmen |
746 |
Switchmen and signal men |
751 |
Drivers |
752 |
Fare collectors |
753 |
Teamsters (oxen, horses, etc.) |
761 |
Transp. inspectors and dispatchers |
762 |
Railroad construction workers |
771 |
Postal and telephone agents |
772 |
Postal clerks |
773 |
Telegraphers and radio telegraphers |
774 |
Telephone operators |
775 |
Postmen |
776 |
Telephone lineman |
801 |
Chambermaids |
805 |
Laundresses |
811 |
Hotel and boarding house owners |
812 |
Chamberlains / chambermaids |
813 |
Cooks |
814 |
Waiters |
815 |
Bartenders |
821 |
Hairdressers |
822 |
Barbers |
823 |
Make-up personnel |
824 |
Manicurists / pedicurists |
825 |
Laundresses and ironers |
826 |
Shoe-shiners |
831 |
Soccer players |
832 |
Wrestlers / athletes |
833 |
Referees |
834 |
Sports coaches |
841 |
Doormen |
842 |
Elevator operators |
843 |
Watchmen |
844 |
Cleaning staff |
845 |
Office-boys |
851 |
Officials in the armed forces |
852 |
Enlisted personnel in the armed forces |
853 |
Fire department officers |
854 |
Police delegates and commissioners |
855 |
Police investigators |
856 |
Insp. of civil guard |
857 |
Jail keepers, etc. |
858 |
Finger printer |
859 |
Private guard/watchman |
911 |
Apprentices |
912 |
Box office attendants |
913 |
Firemen not in public service |
914 |
Foremen, overseers |
915 |
Pest control workers |
916 |
Street parking watchmen |
917 |
Sanitary inspectors |
918 |
Tax inspectors |
919 |
Gardeners (except in farming) |
920 |
Garbage men |
921 |
Lubricators |
922 |
Water treatment workers |
923 |
Machine operators except in farming |
924 |
Manual laborers |
925 |
Road maintenance workers |
998 |
Unknown |
999 |
NIU (not in universe) |
Warning: these figures indicate the number of cases found in the data file. They cannot be interpreted as summary statistics of the population of interest.