XIII National Population and II Housing Census 1964 - IPUMS Subset
Colombia, 1964
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COL_1964_PHC_v01_M_v03_A_IPUMS
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Departmento Administrativo Nacional de Estadística (DANE), Minnesota Population Center
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Industry, 3 digits (CO1964A_0420)
Data file: COL1964-P-H
Overview
Valid:
0
Invalid:
0
Type:
Discrete
Decimal:
0
Start:
143
End:
145
Width:
3
Range:
0 - 999
Format:
Numeric
Questions and instructions
Literal question
20. Place of employment ____ _
Write the principal activity of the industry where the person works. Examples: shoe factory, carpentry shop, clothing shop, agricultural farm, store, road construction, transportation, etc. For those who are unemployed, write the activity of their last employment.
Write the principal activity of the industry where the person works. Examples: shoe factory, carpentry shop, clothing shop, agricultural farm, store, road construction, transportation, etc. For those who are unemployed, write the activity of their last employment.
Categories
| Value | Category |
|---|---|
| 0 | NIU (not in universe) |
| 11 | Agriculture and livestock |
| 12 | Agricultural services |
| 21 | Forestry |
| 22 | Wood extraction |
| 30 | Animal hunting |
| 41 | Sea fishing |
| 43 | Interior waterways fishing |
| 110 | Coal mine exploitation |
| 121 | Iron mine exploitation |
| 122 | Extraction of metallic minerals except for iron |
| 130 | Crude petroleum and natural gas |
| 140 | Extraction of rock, clay and sand |
| 191 | Salt mine exploitation |
| 199 | Extraction of nonmetallic minerals not classified elsewhere |
| 201 | Livestock slaughter, meat preparation and conservation |
| 202 | Manufacture of dairy products |
| 203 | Fruit and vegetable canning and conservation |
| 204 | Canning and conservation of fish and other marine products |
| 205 | Mills and threshers |
| 206 | Manufacture of bakery products |
| 207 | Sugar refineries and sugar mills |
| 208 | Chocolate factory and candy factory |
| 209 | Diverse food industries |
| 211 | Distillation, rectification and mixing of alcoholic drinks |
| 212 | Wine industries |
| 213 | Manufacture of beer and malt |
| 214 | Manufacture of nonalcoholic drinks and carbonated drinks |
| 220 | Tobacco industries |
| 231 | Bobbin winding, knit, and finished textiles |
| 232 | Manufacture of knit products |
| 233 | Manufacture of ropes and cords |
| 239 | Manufacture of textiles and cords |
| 241 | Manufacture of shoes |
| 242 | Shoe repair |
| 243 | Manufacture of clothing, except shoes |
| 251 | Wood shops, wood finishers and others |
| 252 | Wood, cane, and similar packaging |
| 259 | Manufacture of wood and cork items not classified elsewhere |
| 260 | Manufacture of furniture and accessories |
| 271 | Manufacture of paper and cardboard |
| 272 | Manufacture of paper and cardboard items |
| 280 | Printers, editorials and similar industries |
| 291 | Leather tanning and finishing |
| 292 | Manufacture of articles of skins except for clothing |
| 293 | Manufacture of articles of leather except for shoes and other clothing |
| 300 | Manufacture of rubber products |
| 301 | Manufacture of rubber products |
| 311 | Manufacture of industrial chemical products |
| 312 | Manufacture of inedible vegetable and animal oils and fats |
| 313 | Manufacture of paint, varnishes and lacquers |
| 319 | Manufacture of chemical products |
| 321 | Petroleum refineries |
| 329 | Manufacture of diverse petroleum and coal products |
| 331 | Manufacture of clay products for construction |
| 332 | Manufacture of glass and glass products |
| 333 | Manufacture of ceramics and pottery |
| 334 | Manufacture of cement |
| 339 | Manufacture of mineral products not classified elsewhere |
| 341 | Basic iron and steel industries |
| 342 | Non-iron metal industries |
| 350 | Manufacture of metallic products, except for machinery and transportation equipment |
| 360 | Construction of machinery, except for electrical machinery |
| 370 | Construction of electrical machinery, appliances and other accessories |
| 381 | Naval constructions and boat repair |
| 382 | Train equipment construction and repair |
| 383 | Automobile vehile assembly |
| 384 | Auto-motor vehicle repair |
| 385 | Bicycle construction |
| 386 | Airplane repair and maintenance shops |
| 389 | Manufacture of other transportation vehicles not classified previously |
| 394 | Manufacture of jewelery and silver items |
| 395 | Manufacture of musical instruments |
| 399 | Other manufacturing industries not classified elsewhere |
| 400 | Construction of buildings |
| 401 | Communication channel construction |
| 402 | Other construction |
| 511 | Electricity and electrical energy |
| 512 | Natural gas production and distribution |
| 521 | Water supply |
| 522 | Sanitary services |
| 611 | Wholesale commerce |
| 612 | Retail commerce of edible products |
| 613 | Retail commerce of clothing |
| 614 | Retail commerce of other products not classified elsewhere |
| 620 | Banks and other financial establishments |
| 630 | Insurance companies |
| 640 | Real estate |
| 711 | Railroad transportation |
| 712 | Urban transportation |
| 713 | Freeway passenger transportation |
| 714 | Freeway transportation not classified elsewhere |
| 715 | Sea transportation |
| 716 | Costal and fluvial transportation |
| 717 | Air transportation |
| 718 | Transportation auxiliary services |
| 719 | Transportation not classified elsewhere |
| 720 | Storage and warehouses |
| 730 | Communications |
| 810 | Governmental services |
| 811 | Legislative entities |
| 812 | Armed forces |
| 821 | Official public instruction and private instruction |
| 822 | Official and private medical and sanitary services |
| 823 | Scientific research institutes |
| 824 | Religious organizations |
| 825 | Social assistance institutes |
| 826 | Commercial and professional associations |
| 827 | Libraries, museums, botanical gardens and zoos |
| 829 | Other service institutes not classified previously |
| 831 | Law offices |
| 832 | Accounting, auditing and bookkeeping services |
| 833 | Technical services |
| 839 | Commercial services not classified elsewhere |
| 841 | Cinematographic movie production, distribution and exhibition |
| 842 | Theaters and related services |
| 843 | Recreation services, except for theaters and movie theaters |
| 851 | Domestic services |
| 852 | Restaurants, cafes, bars and similar |
| 853 | Hotels, pensions and guest homes |
| 854 | Laundromats and dry cleaning |
| 855 | Barbers and beauty salons |
| 856 | Photographic studios |
| 859 | Personal services not classified elsewhere |
| 861 | Diplomatic and consular services of foreign countries |
| 910 | Unspecified and undeclared activities |
| 999 | Undocumented |
Warning: these figures indicate the number of cases found in the data file. They cannot be interpreted as summary statistics of the population of interest.
Interviewer instructions
Place of employment
Column No. 20: Principal activity of the office, factory or workshop for which it is worked. - What is the principal activity of the factory, store, office, entity, etc. where you worked? In this column the principal activity of the establishment where a person works should be written down, indicating what is produced if it concerns a factory; what is sold it if is a store, what is extracted if it is for example an exploiting company of mines or wood, or also the class of service that is offered if that is the specialty of the establishment.
The activity of an establishment should be registered clearly such as: Beer brewery, tile factory, automobile repair workshop, provisions store, cloth store, company of electric energy, transportation of cargo, transportation of passengers, government position, mayoralty, barracks of the army, hotel, convent, shoe store, carpenter's shop, etc.
One should not write down: the name or social purpose of an establishment, since the largest part of them do not indicate the corresponding activity, which would be the same as leaving this question without an answer. For example: Store "Fénix" or Workshop "La Esmeralda"; etc.
For persons who work in their homes on dresses, sewing, repairing shoes etc., for an establishment, the class of activity of the establishment should be written down, example: Clothing store, shoe store, embroidery factory, etc. If on the other hand, they themselves sell their product; "their domicile" will be written down.
For storekeepers, sellers and craftsmen who do not have a fixed establishment, they should be written down as "street vendor".
For masons, who do not depend on a determined company, "construction jobs" should be written down.
Inasmuch as cooks, butlers, and servants in general, they should be written down where they work: Family house, hotel, restaurant, etc.
For persons who are absent from their job because of vacations, sickness, on leave, etc., the activity of the establishment where they work should be written down. For persons who are without work, the activity of the establishment where they worked last will be written down.
In this column one should not write down any persons who in column 19 were categorized as minors, looking for work, students, invalids, rentiers, pensioned, interned, imprisoned, and the rest of the conditions. Neither should commas be used for repeating information nor forgetting that this column refers to the place of work and not the occupation.
Column No. 20: Principal activity of the office, factory or workshop for which it is worked. - What is the principal activity of the factory, store, office, entity, etc. where you worked? In this column the principal activity of the establishment where a person works should be written down, indicating what is produced if it concerns a factory; what is sold it if is a store, what is extracted if it is for example an exploiting company of mines or wood, or also the class of service that is offered if that is the specialty of the establishment.
The activity of an establishment should be registered clearly such as: Beer brewery, tile factory, automobile repair workshop, provisions store, cloth store, company of electric energy, transportation of cargo, transportation of passengers, government position, mayoralty, barracks of the army, hotel, convent, shoe store, carpenter's shop, etc.
One should not write down: the name or social purpose of an establishment, since the largest part of them do not indicate the corresponding activity, which would be the same as leaving this question without an answer. For example: Store "Fénix" or Workshop "La Esmeralda"; etc.
For persons who work in their homes on dresses, sewing, repairing shoes etc., for an establishment, the class of activity of the establishment should be written down, example: Clothing store, shoe store, embroidery factory, etc. If on the other hand, they themselves sell their product; "their domicile" will be written down.
For storekeepers, sellers and craftsmen who do not have a fixed establishment, they should be written down as "street vendor".
For masons, who do not depend on a determined company, "construction jobs" should be written down.
Inasmuch as cooks, butlers, and servants in general, they should be written down where they work: Family house, hotel, restaurant, etc.
For persons who are absent from their job because of vacations, sickness, on leave, etc., the activity of the establishment where they work should be written down. For persons who are without work, the activity of the establishment where they worked last will be written down.
In this column one should not write down any persons who in column 19 were categorized as minors, looking for work, students, invalids, rentiers, pensioned, interned, imprisoned, and the rest of the conditions. Neither should commas be used for repeating information nor forgetting that this column refers to the place of work and not the occupation.
Description
Definition
This variable indicates the industry (3-digit) of employment.
Universe
Persons age 12+ who were working
concept
Concept
| var_concept.title | Vocabulary |
|---|---|
| Work: Industry Variables -- PERSON | IPUMS |