CLASS STRUCTURE AND CLASS CONSCIOUSNESS: MERGED MULTI-NATION FILE (ICPSR 8413) UNITED STATES SURVEY, 1980 SWEDEN SURVEY, 1980 NORWAY SURVEY, 1982 CANADA SURVEY, 1983 FINLAND SURVEY, 1981 User's Guide for the Machine-Readable Data File Principal Investigators Erik Olin Wright Department of Sociology University of Wisconsin Madison, Wisconsin 53706 Goran Ahrne Department of Sociology Uppsala University Uppsala, Sweden Tom Colbjornsen Department of Sociology University of Bergen Bergen, Norway John Myles Department of Sociology and Anthropology Carleton, University Ottawa, Canada Raimo Blom Department of Sociology and Social Psychology University of Tampere Tampere, Finland United States Survey Conducted by Survey Research Center Institute for Social Research University of Michigan Ann Arbor, Michigan 48106 Sweden Survey Conducted by Department of Sociology Uppsala University Uppsala, Sweden Norway Survey Conducted by Norges Markedsdata A/S Bergen, Norway Canada Survey Conducted by Canadian Facts Ottawa, Ontario Finland Survey Conducted by Department of Sociology and Social Psychology University of Tampere Tampere, Finland Produced By Institute for Research on Poverty Under NSF Grant SES - 8208238, SES - 7812189 and SES - 8318586 University of Wisconsin-Madison August, 1986 Distributed By Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social Research P.O. Box 1248 Ann Arbor, Michigan 48106 (313) 763-5010 Class Structure and Class Consciousness: Merged Multi-Nation File: United States survey, 1980, Sweden survey, 1980, Norway survey, 1982, Canada survey, 1983, Finland survey, 1981: A user's guide to the machine-readable data file / compiled by the Institute for Research on Poverty. -- ICPSR ed. -- Ann Arbor, Michigan: Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social Research, 1986. 4 v. (1476 p.) This is descriptive documentation to be used with the machine-readable data file of the same primary title, prepared by principal investigator, Erik Olin Wright. ISBN I. University of Wisconsin. Institute for Research on Poverty. II. Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social Research. III. Wright, Erik Olin. SUGGESTED BIBLIOGRAPHIC CITATION FOR THE MACHINE READABLE DATA FILE Class Structure and Class Consciousness: Merged Multi-Nation File: United States Survey, 1980, Sweden Survey, 1980, Norway Survey, 1982, Canada Survey, 1983, Finland Survey, 1981. [machine readable data file]. Principal investigator, Erik Olin Wright. ICPSR ed. Madison, Wi.: University of Wisconsin, Institute for Research on Poverty [producer], 1986 Madison, Wi.: Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social Research [distributor], 1986 Ann Arbor, Michigan. 1 date file (9,012 cases), plus accompanying documentation. ISBN 1 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF ASSISTANCE 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 Class Structure and Class Consciousness: Merged Multi-Nation File were originally collected by Erik Wright, et. al. Neither the collector of the original data nor the Consortium bear any responsbility 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 USER'S GUIDE TABLE OF CONTENTS i VOLUME I CODEBOOK PAGE NO. Introduction ......................................................v Codebook Variable List.........................................xviii Description of Codebook.........................................xlvi Codebook.......................................................1-980 VOLUME II SUPPLEMENTARY CODES U.S. Core Supplementary Codes..................................1-156 Norwegian and Swedish Supplementary Codes....................157-257 Canadian Supplementary Codes.................................258-382 VOLUME III APPENDICES Information on Selected Variables................................1-7 Weight Variables................................................8-20 Constructed Variables..........................................21-40 Data Set Comparabilities.......................................41-43 ii VOLUME I CODEBOOK TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE NO. INTRODUCTION.......................................................v THE UNITED STATES DATA...........................................v Introduction..................................................v Types of Data in the Survey..................................vi History of the Data Collection.............................viii Sample Design and Methodology................................ix THE SWEDISH DATA.................................................x Sample Design.................................................x Types of Data.................................................x THE NORWEGIAN DATA...............................................x History of the Data Collection................................x Sampling Methodology.........................................xi Weighting....................................................xi THE CANADIAN DATA...............................................xi Introduction.................................................xi Research Specifications......................................xi Selection of Methodology.....................................xi Sample Design...............................................xii Selection of Sample.........................................xii Weighting Procedures.......................................xiii THE FINNISH DATA................................................xv The Sample...................................................xv Questionnaires..............................................xvi Collection of Interview Material...........................xvii Response Rate..............................................xvii TABLE OF CONTENTS iii VOLUME I CODEBOOK PAGE NO. CODEBOOK VARIABLE LIST.........................................xviii THE U.S. CORE DATA...........................................xviii Identification Variables..................................xviii Current Occupation and Employment Description..............xvii Job Autonomy................................................xix Supervision..................................................xx Decision Making..............................................xx Attitudes About Economic Change..............................xx Work History...............................................xxii Union Participation.......................................xxiii Work-Community Ties........................................xxiv Spouse and the Division of Labor...........................xxiv Family Background...........................................xxv Friends and Relatives.......................................xxv Political Participation....................................xxvi Miscellaneous Attitude Questions..........................xxvii Demographics..............................................xxvii Thumbnail Sketch.........................................xxviii Employment Company Name....................................xxix Political Participation Group Name.........................xxix Constructed Variables......................................xxix SWEDEN SPECIFIC VARIABLES......................................xxx Demographics................................................xxx NORWAY SPECIFIC VARIABLES......................................xxx Occupation and Employment Description.......................xxx Job Autonomy...............................................xxxi Employment Promotions and Hiring...........................xxxi Miscellaneous Attitude Questions..........................xxxii Work History..............................................xxxii Union Participation......................................xxxiii Spouse and Division of Labor..............................xxxiv Family Background.........................................xxxiv Political Participation...................................xxxiv Demographics..............................................xxxiv Constructed Variables......................................xxxv CANADA SPECIFIC VARIABLES - REQUIRE EXTENSIVE RECODING TO BE EQUIVALENT.....................................xxxv Current Occupation and Employment Description..............xxxv Attitudes About Economic Change............................xxxv Work History..............................................xxxvi Union Participation......................................xxxvii Spouse and the Division of Labor.........................xxxvii TABLE OF CONTENTS iv VOLUME I CODEBOOK PAGE NO. Political Participation..................................xxxvii Demographics.............................................xxxvii Employment Company Name..................................xxxvii Work History............................................xxxviii CANADA SPECIFIC VARIABLES - RECODED TO MATCH U.S. CORE VARIABLES........................................xxxviii Occupation and Employment Description...................xxxviii Supervision.............................................xxxviii Decision Making.........................................xxxviii Work History............................................xxxviii Spouse and the Division of Labor..........................xxxix Family Background.........................................xxxix Friends and Relatives.....................................xxxix Union Participation.......................................xxxix Demographics..............................................xxxix Household Members.........................................xxxix Constructed Variables.....................................xxxix Employment................................................xxxix CANADA SPECIFIC VARIABLES - DO NOT MATCH U.S. CORE VARIABLES..........................................xxxix Demographic Variables From Questionnaire Cover Sheet......xxxix Occupation and Employment Description........................xl Job Autonomy................................................xli Supervision................................................xlii Decision Making............................................xlii Union Participation.......................................xliii Work History..............................................xliii Spouse and the Division of Labor..........................xliii Miscellaneous Attitude Questions...........................xliv Political Participation....................................xliv Family Background..........................................xliv Demographics...............................................xliv Constructed Variables.......................................xlv DESCRIPTION OF CODEBOOK.........................................xlvi Sample Codebook Page.......................................xlvi Explanation of Sample Codebook Page.......................xlvii CODEBOOK.......................................................1-980 U.S. Core Variables...........................................1 Sweden Specific Variables...................................480 Norway Specific Variables...................................496 Canada Specific Variables...................................654 NOTE: Finland specific variables will be in the next data release. INTRODUCTION v THE UNITED STATES DATA I. INTRODUCTION The comparative project on class structure and class consciousness is designed to open up a new terrain of systematic data on social inequality. While in recent years sociological research has generated extensive data on the various gradational dimensions of social inequality, especially income, education and occupational status, there has been virtually no systematic societal data on the relational dimensions of inequality, particularly relations of authority, autonomy and property.Õ1å Such relational dimensions of inequality constitute the core of the concept of class in both the Marxist and Weberian traditions. The central objective of the survey was to develop rigorous measures of these relational aspects of inequality so that it will be possible to operationalize in a more coherent and systematic manner the associated concepts of class structure.[Õ2å These data on class structure were intended to be used for two broad analytical purposes: first, to study a range of micro- processes involving class relations; and second, to explore the macro-properties of class structures and their effects. In order to accomplish the first of these purposes, the survey contains a fairly broad range of questions on among other things class biographies, social networks, union activity, income and wealth, the sexual division of labor in the home and attitudes on a range of social issues (see section II below for an overview of the survey questions). ------- Õ1å. For an extended discussion of the distinction between relational and gradational conceptions of class, see Erik Olin Wright, Class Structure and Income Determination (New York: Academic Press, 1979), chapter 1. Õ2å. For a discussion of the specific class theory which motivated the design of the survey, see Erik Olin Wright, Class, Crisis and the State (London: New Left Books, 1978) and Classes (London: New Left Books, 1985), especially chapter two. ------- Note: Introductory and background text provided by each national project. INTRODUCTION vi In order to accomplish the second general objective, the survey has been replicated in a number of other countries. The only way to fully explore the macro-variations and effects of class structures is to analyse class data comparatively. As of early 1985, identical or very similar surveys have been given in eight different countries: the United States, Sweden, Finland, Norway, Canada, the United Kingdom, New Zealand, Australia and the Federal Republic of Germany. Several additional surveys are in the planning stages. This codebook is for the first version of a comprehensive, cross-national comparative dataset. In addition to data sets from the U.S., Sweden, Norway, Canada and Finland, the second version will include the United Kindom, Australia, New Zealand and the Federal Republic of Germany. II. TYPES OF DATA IN THE SURVEY The data in the survey can be grouped under seven general headings: class relations, other aspects of social structural location, organizational context, class biography and class experience, the sexual division of labor in the home, social and political attitudes and political participation. 1. CLASS RELATIONS The questions which tap the individual's location within class relations constitute the most innovative aspect of the survey. These questions revolve around the following clusters of variables. a. Supervision, particularly the ways in which people in supervisory positions can or cannot impose various kinds of rewards and punishments on their subordinates. b. Decision-making over various kinds of policy issues at the respondent's place of work. c. Autonomy over various aspects of the respondent's own work, particularly over the design and planning of the content of work. d. Formal hierarchical position, that is, the official location of the respondent's job within the organizational hierarchy of the workplace. e. Ownership of the means of production, both in terms of one's principal work and in terms of owning income-generating property. f. Labor-market position, particularly the possession of credentials. g. Income. The survey contains a battery of questions on the total amount of the individual's personal income, on family income and on the various sources of income (government transfers, rents, investments, etc.). Taken together these questions make it possible to operationalize nearly every version of Marxist and Weberian concepts of class. INTRODUCTION vii 2. OTHER ASPECTS OF SOCIAL STRUCTURAL LOCATION In addition to the detailed questions on class relations, the surveys contain conventional sociological questions on occupation, industry, geographical location, sex, race and ethnicity. 3. ORGANIZATIONAL CONTEXT Classes are embedded in organizations, and a great deal of contemporary theorizing about class revolves around the intersection of the two. To measure some of the salient features of organizational context, the surveys contain questions on: size of employing organization, linkages to the state sector, linkages to larger corporations, and industrial sector. 4. CLASS BIOGRAPHY AND CLASS EXPERIENCE People do not simply occupy locations within class structures, and societies are not characterized simply by a static distribution of slots. Individual lives are also characterized by trajectories of movement through class structures, by patterns of class experiences over time and by network linkages across classes through personal friendships and kin relationships; and societies are characterized by distributions of such trajectories, patterns and networks. One of the important objectives of the research is to map the relationship between class understood as a structure of locations and class understood as a biographical trajectory of experiences. Several clusters of questions tap these issues: a. Class origins, that is, questions on occupation, authority and property ownership of parents. b. Intragenerational class trajectory. Two kinds of questions tap this issue. First, there are a series of questions retrospectively measuring the respondent's job history for the two previous jobs. Second, there are a variety of questions which ask whether the respondent has ever occupied certain kinds of class locations: supervisory positions, self-employed positions, employee positions (if the respondent is currently self-employed). c. Class and family. The same basic class information obtained for the respondent is obtained for his/her spouse, so that we can analyze the location of families and not just individuals in the class structure. d. Social networks. The basic class data are also obtained on the respondent's three closest friends. INTRODUCTION viii e. Class experiences. Finally, questions are asked about certain kinds of salient class-relevant experiences that an individual may have had, specifically whether they ever have been unemployed (and when and how frequently), whether they are or have ever been a union member (and in what ways they may have participated in union activities), and whether they have ever been on strike (and what was the form of participation in the strike). Taken together, these various questions make it possible to map out the degree of openness or closure of class structures. This is of considerable theoretical importance, both for understanding the effects of class on individuals and for understanding the differences between the class structures of the various countries included in the research. 5. THE SEXUAL DIVISION OF LABOR In order to begin in a preliminary way to explore the relationship between class relations and gender relations, one section of the survey deals with questions related to the division of labor and power in the household. Although this is a relatively short section of the survey, the comparative data from it promise to be particularly interesting. 6. ATTITUDES The survey contains a fairly broad range of questions on social and political attitudes. Many of these tap various dimensions of what is often called "class consciousness", in particular questions concerning class identification, conceptions of alternative possible societies, explanations of social problems, normative judgments on inequalities of various sorts. In addition there are questions dealing with political identification, attitudes towards state policies and a variety of other issues. 7. POLITICAL PARTICIPATION Finally, there is a series of questions which deal not simply with respondents' attitudes, but with their participation in political activities and organizations. III. HISTORY OF THE DATA COLLECTION The earliest stages of this comparative project were in 1976-1977. In that year a pilot project was funded by the Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation to develop the core questionnaire for the comparative project. In 1978 an NSF grant was obtained (SES-7812189) to conduct the United States survey and to begin the coordination of the comparative project as a whole. Three meetings of persons interested in starting projects in various European countries were held between 1978 and 1980. The basic task of these meetings was to try to reach a consensus on the content of the core questionnaire in order to guarantee as much comparability across projects as possible. At the January, 1980, meeting in INTRODUCTION ix Madison, Wisconsin, the basic outlines of the survey were agreed upon by representatives from Italy, Britain, Sweden and Finland. With some refinements and tightening, this survey was fielded in the United States by the Survey Research Center at the University of Michigan in the summer of 1980. At the time the U.S. survey was fielded, the only other fully funded projects were in Sweden and Finland. An Italian project had received preliminary funding, but tragically, the director of the Italian research, Luca Perrone, was killed in an accident in August of 1980 and thus the Italian project was suspended. The Swedish survey was fielded in 1980 and the Finnish survey in 1981. The data from these projects were available for analysis by early 1982. Since the initial surveys, additional grants for national projects were obtained for Canada (survey fielded in the fall of 1982), Norway (survey fielded in the fall of 1982), Great Britain (survey fielded in the fall of 1983) New Zealand (survey fielded in early 1984) and West Germany (survey fielded in early 1985). A regional survey in South Australia was fielded in 1981. All of these surveys have maintained intact the core U.S. survey, with the partial exceptions of the Finnish and British projects which dropped most of the common attitude questions. IV. SAMPLE DESIGN AND METHODOLOGY 1. TYPE OF SAMPLE The survey employed a systematic cluster sample of telephone numbers in coterminus United States. It is a two stage sample; the first selecting clusters of one hundred consecutive telephone numbers; the second selecting individual numbers within sample clusters. The first stage selection is enhanced by ordering of the frame of all area codes and central office codes by geography and relative population density (as measured by the number of central office codes in the exchange). There were 334 total clusters in the sample. 2. UNIVERSE The universe consists of adults, 18 years and older in the United States who are either a) working, or b) not working but wanting to work, or c) housewives with working spouses. 3. METHOD OF COLLECTION The data was collected through telephone interviews, with repeated attempts at making initial contact with respondents, and one attempt to persuade people to participate who initially refused. INTRODUCTION x THE SWEDISH DATA I. SAMPLE DESIGN The survey in Sweden was conducted as a combination of a mail survey and telephone interviews. The questionnaire was sent out by mail in October, 1980. Of all the respondents, 13 per cent were interviewed and 27 per cent sent in their questionnaires after having been reminded to do so via telephone. The sample consisted of 2025 people drawn from the National Register of the Population. The Swedish sample comprised only people in the work force between ages 18 to 65. Unlike the survey in the U.S. the Swedish project did not include housewives and unemployed. Out of the 2025 people in the sample, 519 did not belong to the actual sample, i.e. they did not have a job. The final number of actual respondents was 1145 and the estimated response rate was 76 per cent. All the coding was conducted by the project staff at Uppsala University, Uppsala, Sweden. II. TYPES OF DATA The questionnaire used in the Swedish survey was basically a translation of the questionnaire used in the U.S. Some questions had to be changed -- questions on trade union affiliation and acti- vity and questions on support of political parties. Some questions were omitted because of anticipated lack of applicability -- questions on attitudes towards race and poverty. And finally some questions were omitted because of time and space constraints on the questionnaire. These were the questions on previous work history and some of the more detailed questions on the class positions of relatives and/or friends. THE NORWEGIAN DATA I. HISTORY OF THE DATA COLLECTION The Norwegian Project "Process of Unequality - A Study of Nor- way in the Western World", was funded by the Norwegian Research Council for Science and the Humanities (NAVF). The project started in 1981 and terminated in 1985. In addition to participating in the International Project on Class Structure and Class Consciousness, the task of the Norwegian project was to analyze the Norwegian Labor Market. The Norwegian Survey is entitled "Variations in Work Conditions, 1982". The survey was fielded in 1982 by a professional survey agency - Norges Markedsdata A/S. They used personal inter- viewswith a response rate of 100 per cent. The sample consisted of a representative selection of 2532 men and women between the ages of 16 and 66. INTRODUCTION xi II. SAMPLING METHODOLOGY A start address was drawn after two stratifying processes, one according to region and the second according to municipality. These stratifying steps were based on statistics on the population from the Norwegian Central Bureau of Statistics. Men and women were stratified separately. Four to five personal interviews were conducted in connection with each start address. Only one person in each household was interviewed. The interviewers were instructed to check the birthdays of all present household members between 16 and 66 years of age, and to interview the one with the nearest approaching birthday. According to Norges Markedsdata A/S, this sample is representative of the entire Norwegian population for nearly all practical purposes. III. WEIGHTING The sample was not weighted in any way. The only weighting that could possibly have been done would have been to weight according to age. The sample may be underrepresented among elderly women (since interviews were not conducted with residents of retirement institutions) and among young men (often not at home or in military camps). THE CANADIAN DATA I. INTRODUCTION In 1982 the Department of Sociology and Anthropology of Carleton University received approval from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council to conduct a study of class structure and the labour process in Canada. The execution of the project required a national survey of the labour force in Canada. Canadian Facts was commissioned to conduct this phase of the project. II. RESEARCH SPECIFICATIONS The original terms of reference for the survey called for a completed sample of 3000 respondents respresenting the non- institutionalized, non-disabled adult population (ages 15-65) of Canada's ten provinces representative with respect to sex and labour force status. Consistent with the U.S. survey there were two ver- sions of the questionnaire--one for administration to employed per- sons and one for the unemployed. III. SELECTION OF METHODOLOGY Initial pretesting by telephone of the draft questionnaire indicated that problems could be anticipated with respect to both interview length and content. In particular the results of the pre- test suggested that wording and complexity of a number of questions could produce significantly different response rates across various subgroups within the population. The decision to conduct the Cana- dian survey by means of personal interviews was dictated primarily by the anticipated length of the interview and the type of data to be obtained. INTRODUCTION xii IV. SAMPLE DESIGN A replicated probability design was used to select respondents for the survey. Replication (that is, the selection of independent sub-samples) is a feature which permits the estimation of the sampling error applicable to any statistic from the survey. In this case two replicated samples of psu's (primary sampling units) were selected. V. SELECTION OF SAMPLE A four stage sample selection procedure was employed. Stage 1 -- Selection of Localities All localities, except those in excluded areas, were stratified by locality size within geographic area. Geographic areas were defined as the ten provinces. Locality size consisted of five classifications: Urban centers over 500,000 population; Urban centers 100,000 to 500,000 population; Urban centers 30,000 to 100,000 population; Urban centers 10,000 to 30,000 population; Rural and urban areas of 10,000 population or less. The strata were set up in such a manner as to group together all localities that were similar on the basis of the above criteria, that is, locality size, geographic area, and in the case of rural areas, degree of urbanization. Using cumulative stratified popula- tion listings, 245 localities were selected as the master sample. Stage II -- Selection of Primary Sampling Units The Primary sampling unit is the Enumeration Area (E.A.). Further stratification is employed within the localities for selec- tion of the clusters or primary sampling units. E.A.s are randomly selected from a list of stratified E.A. populations. In large metropolitan areas, this is usually income within geographic quadrants. In rural areas the stratification is basically geographical. At this stage, the number of primary sampling units to be visited in each locality is determined, for example, 16 in Toronto or 6 in London. INTRODUCTION xiii Stage III -- Selecting Households Within Each E.A. Within each selected E.A. two blocks were selected at random in each urban location and one in each rural E.A. For each block selected, the interviewer was supplied with a detailed map showing the block, the road segments containing the block and a starting point. Interviewers began at the designated starting point and followed a fixed procedure for selecting a specific number of house- holds. For all urban locations each block consisted of 6 households for a total of 12 per each E.A. The cluster size for rural loca- tions was 9 households. Stage IV -- Selecting Individuals Within Households Within each selected household, the members at home were listed. Qualifying persons were selected according to a predeter- mined set of procedures. In order to improve completion rates in the large urban centers, particularly, Montreal, Toronto and Vancouver, interviewers were instructed to make up to five trips to each assigned block in cities with populations of 500,000 and over. Four trips were made to blocks in other urban centers and three trips to rural locations. Primary sampling units were allocated disproportionately across the six regions in order to provide larger cell sizes in the regions with smaller populations. In order to be selected a qualifying respondent was required to live in a household in which one or more persons qualified as a member of the labour force (according to the definitions used in the survey). Eighty-two percent of all listed households yielded eli- gible respondents. After the required number of callbacks, completed interviews were obtained in 76 percent of the total eli- gible households. This yielded a total of 2577 actual interviews. VI. WEIGHTING PROCEDURES The survey sampled three sub-populations: a) Employed population - Individuals 18 years of age and over who were reported/reported themselves as employed either full time or part time. b) Unemployed population - Individuals 18 years of age and over who were reported/reported themselves as unemployed but willing to take a job if one were available. c) Housewife population - Women 18 years of age and over living with a labour force male (employed or unemployed as per definitions noted above) who were reported/reported themselves as unemployed and not willing to take a job if one were available. INTRODUCTION xiv The actual number of completed interviews was weighted in two stages: Weight 1 - was applied to adjust for the effects of the sample design (i.e. selection of a disproportionate sample by region) and selection (household size within community size group). The totals for each cell were based on the 1981 Census distri- bution of households. Weight 2 - Data obtained from the body of the interview was used to subdivide the unemployed population into the following subgroups: Unemployed males unemployed labor force discouraged worker Unemployed females unemployed labor force discouraged worker single married Unemployed labor force person were defined as those who reported in question 99f that they had looked for a job in the four weeks preceding the interview. Discouraged workers were defined as those who reported in question 99f that they had not looked for a job in the four weeks preceding the interview. The employed and unemployed labor force samples were weighted to adjust for age within sex within region (18-34, 35-54 and 55 years and over) based on data from the March, 1983 Labour Force Survey conducted by Statistics Canada. Comparable data for weighting the discouraged worker was not available. Accordingly no further adjustment was made to this sample with respect to age and sex and for this group weight 2 = weight 1. Similarly there was no further adjustment to the housewife sample. Since this sample had been selected from only a half sample in each replicate the actual completions were given a final weight of 2. Given the limitations of sample size and the lack of national data for estimating purposes users of the data from the survey should use caution in attempting to extrapolate the results from the discouraged worker and housewife samples. INTRODUCTION xv THE FINNISH DATA I. THE SAMPLE The Finnish project randomly sampled 1,929 persons aged 18-65 from the population register. Demographic statistics were examined prior to sampling so as to obtain a random sample that would be maximally representative both in terms of occupation structure and population breakdown into rural and urban areas. The sample is not representative of the Swedish-speaking minority in the country, which currently accounts for 6.2 percent of the population. For the selection of regional samples, the country was first divided into six districts: (1) Helsinki and its surrounding area, (2) Southeastern Finland, (3) Eastern Finland, (4) Inner Finland, (5) Western Finland, and (6) Northern Finland. Sampling was started by selecting all administrative centers within each district, and then smaller towns (industrial and commercial centers). Finally, cluster sampling was used to select rural communes. Here, special attention was paid to industrial and occupation structure, population densities, and other special features of the communes. The following steps were taken to reach the final sample. First, the sample size in each district was adjusted so as to make it correspond with the actual size of the population it was to represent. On the basis of pilot surveys it was decided that in towns with a population of over 50,000, 1/2 percent would be sampled, in towns with less than 50,000 inhabitants 1 percent, and in rural communes 3 percent. This guaranteed a fairly close correspondence between our urban and rural sample sizes and the statistical distribution of the population. The final sample included 27 towns and 42 rural communes. According to the 1978 Census of Populaton, 59.7 percent of the Finnish population lived in urban areas and 40.3 percent in rural areas; the figures in our sample were 61 percent and 39 percent, respectively. The biggest sampling problem was the approximation of the industrial structure within the parent group or population and the actual sample. The project was primarily concerned with how different class groups are represented in society, so obviously it was of central importance that the industrial structure within the sample should be representative. It is particularly important in a study of class structure that the different groups within the economically active population are adequately represented. For this reason it was felt necessary to compare the random samples with the industrial structure of the entire economically active population. An added reason for this comparison was the fact that our sample only included age groups 18-65. The sample included a total of 69 towns and communes, and the sample units were drawn from the population register center of each municipality on the basis of systematic random sampling. NOTE: See Appendix VI. for more information on the Finnish sample. INTRODUCTION xvi II. QUESTIONNAIRES Because the international project is above all a comparative study, it was important to ensure that the questionnaires used by the different national projects would be as identical as possible. It was decided therefore, that the questionnaire designed jointly by representatives of the different projects and employed by the U.S. team would serve as a model for all others. In Finland, we started by translating the U.S. questionnaire, and then made some modifications according to the demographic, cultural and political characteristics of the country. Finally, several new questions were added. There are several features in the Finnish industrial structure that distinguish Finland from other advanced capitalist countries. Perhaps most importantly, agriculture and forestry play a much more significant role as employers than elsewhere. There were very few questions in the U.S. questionnaire concerning farmers, so it was felt necessary to develop additional questions and indicators in order that the structure and characteristics of the agricultural sector in Finland could be adequately covered. These considerations led the Finnish project to draw up a separate questionnaire for the category of respondents that was termed agricultural entrepreneurs. The amount of questions regarding entrepreneurs and self- employed groups in the original U.S. questionnaire was also considered insufficient by the Finnish team. It was decided that new questions should be added and again that a separate questionnaire should be drawn up for these respondents. Following the example of the project in the U.S., the Finnish project had separate questionnaires for wage-earners and for the economically non-active population. The wage-earner questionnaire was the most extensive and the most commonly used in our project; 55 percent of the respondents were interviewed on the basis of this questionnaire. The questionnaire was divided into 13 parts and it contained a total of 411 questions. Most of the questions that were common to all projects were included in the sections dealing with the respondent's current occupation, degree of autonomy at work, supervisory status, decision-making, and work history. The Finnish questionnaire differs most from those used by the U.S. and Swedish projects in questions concerning attitudes and opinions on various social issues. Some of the questions used in the U.S. have been omitted and numerous new questions have been added. The bulk of the questions included in the farmer questionnaire are precisely the same as those used for wage-earners. However, there is a set of detailed questions at the top of the farmer questionnaire concerning size of holding, line of production, machinery, contract cultivation, employment outside the farm, future prospects, etc. Also, there are questions to map the participation of farmers in interest organization activities. The questionnaire designed for part-time workers, housewives, pensioners, students and unemployed starts with a set of questions for part-time workers, the purpose of which is to establish the number of jobs the respondents had had during the previous year, their education, need for education, and expectations and hopes in working life. Pensioners and unemployed respondents were asked in the past tense the same questions concerning wage employment that INTRODUCTION xvii were included in the master questionnaire for wage-earners. There were separate questions for students that touched upon various issues related to their studies. III. COLLECTION OF INTERVIEW MATERIAL The material was collected by personal interviews, which the Finnish project considered the most suitable method of data collection given the nature of the study. The interviews were carried out between April 1 and September 15, 1981 by 68 trained social science students. Detailed instructions had been prepared for the interviewers and were written on the questionnaires. A total of 1,435 persons were interviewed. If the interviewer did not manage to contact the respondent the first time around, at least two further efforts were made. The shortest interview took 40 minutes, the longest 3 hours; the average duration of one interview based on the wage-earner questionnaire was 1 hour and 20 minutes. The questionnaires covered a wide range of topics. Most of the questions were about things with which the respondents felt at home; personal history, leisure activities, etc. Conversely, there were some questions concerning participation in community activity and attitudes towards social issues that were clearly more difficult and distant to the respondents. There were indeed a fair amount of cases where the respondents had obvious difficulties in answering these questions. In addition, the respondents were often requested to explain their answers and specify their stands, but this caused great difficulties. IV. RESPONSE RATE A total of 1,435 interviews were obtained, respresenting 74.4 percent of the sample of 1,929 persons. There were considerable regional differences in the degree of non-response. In a number of communes response rates were a full 100 percent, whereas in the Helsinki region the figure was only 51.1 percent. The main reason for the outstandingly low response rate was the high migration within the region, but refusals were also more common than elsewhere in the country. Non-response rates were lowest in the eastern and northern parts of Finland - at 12 percent. There were clear differences between the urban and rural areas in contacting the respondents. Non-response in towns was 30.7 percent, whereas in rural communes a much lower 19 percent. The main reasons for non- response were refusal to cooperate, moving to another address, and failure to contact the respondent. V. CONFIDENTIALITY AND THE PUBLIC USE FILE Background information on each respondent was also collected, but many of these variables have been recoded to blanks in order to protect the anonymity of the respondents. These variables are described in the accompanying documentation, and researchers interested in these particular variables may request ICPSR to conduct specific data analyses using those variables. Such requests will be processed according to the standard policies of ICPSR. The following variables were affected: V443 College name V861 Larger company name3 V479 Zip code V946 Name of business1 V521 Company name V947 Name of business2 V522 Larger company name V961 Business incorporated3 V523 Group name V962 Govt agency name V524 Larger group name V1050 Name union1 V858 Company name1 V1051 Name union2 V859 Larger company name1 V1052 Name union3 V860 Larger company name2 CODEBOOK VARIABLE LIST xviii THE U.S. CORE DATA Variable Page Number Number IDENTIFICATION VARIABLES 1 Country......................................................1 2 Interview Number.............................................1 3 Interviewer's I.D. Number....................................1 4 Date - Month.................................................2 5 Date - Day...................................................2 6 Length of Interview..........................................3 7 Questionnaire Type...........................................4 CURRENT OCCUPATION AND EMPLOYMENT DESCRIPTION 8 Interview Checkpoint 1.......................................5 9 Ever Worked..................................................6 10 Last Worked..................................................7 11 Job Preference...............................................8 12 Occupation................................................9-10 13 Industry.................................................11-12 14 Employee, Self-employed, or Work Without Pay................13 15 Government, Non-profit or Profit Organization............14-15 16 Business, Practice or Farm..................................16 17 Owner.......................................................17 18 Other Owners................................................18 19 Percent Own.................................................19 20 Actual Partner..............................................19 21 Number of Permanent Employees - Business....................20 22 Number of Temporary Employees - Business....................21 23 Number of Weeks Temporary Employees - Business..............22 24 How Long Owner - Years......................................23 25 How Long Owner - Months.....................................24 26 Franchise - Business........................................25 27 Respondent Control Franchise................................26 28 State Funds - Business......................................27 29 Percent State Funds - Business..............................28 30 Business Value..............................................29 31 Business Incorporated.......................................30 32 Farm Type...................................................31 33 Number of Permanent Employees - Farm........................32 34 Number of Temporary Employees - Farm........................33 35 Number of Weeks Temporary Employees - Farm..................34 36 How Long Run Farm - Years...................................35 37 How Long Run Farm - Months..................................36 38 Own Farm....................................................37 39 State Funds - Farm..........................................38 40 Percent State Funds - Farm..................................39 41 Farm Value..................................................40 42 Farm Incorporated...........................................40 43 Owner - Practice............................................41 44 Percent Own Practice........................................42 CODEBOOK VARIABLE LIST xix Variable Page Number Number 45 Number of Employees - Practice..............................43 46 How Long Practice - Years...................................44 47 How Long Practice - Months..................................45 48 State Funds - Practice......................................46 49 Percent State Funds - Practice..............................47 50 Family Business or Farm.....................................48 51 Any Paid Employees - Family.................................49 52 Number of Permanent Employees - Family......................50 53 Other Family Members........................................51 54 How Long Family Own - Years.................................52 55 How Long Family Own - Months................................53 56 Family Business Value.......................................54 57 Interview Checkpoint 2......................................55 58 Franchise Family Business...................................56 59 Respondent Control Franchise - Family Business..............57 60 State Funds - Family Business...............................58 61 Percent State Funds - Family Business.......................59 62 Family Business Incorporated................................59 63 Type Government.............................................60 64 Promotion 1 Government......................................61 65 Promotion 2 Government......................................62 66 Promotion 1 Profit - Nonprofit Organization.................63 67 Promotion 2 Profit - Nonprofit Organization.................64 68 More Than One Location......................................65 69 Part of Larger Corporation..................................66 70 Number of Employees 1 Multi Location........................67 71 Number of Employees 2 Multi Location.....................68-69 72 Number of Employees 1 Single Location.......................70 73 Number of Employees 2 Single Location....................71-72 74 Part of Larger Corporation - Different Name.................73 75 State Funds.................................................74 76 Percent State Funds.........................................75 77 More Than Half State Funds..................................75 78 Second Job..................................................76 79 Second Job Occupation....................................77-78 80 Second Job Industry......................................79-80 81 Second Job - Employee, Self-employed, Work Without Pay......81 82 Number of Hours Per Week Second Job.........................82 83 Number of Hours Per Week Main Job...........................83 84 Number of Hours Per Week One Job.........................84-85 85 Interview Checkpoint 3......................................86 JOB AUTONOMY 86 Required to Design Work.....................................87 87 Level of Conceptual Autonomy.............................88-89 88 Example Quality.............................................90 89 Decide When Work............................................91 90 Decide Day Off..............................................92 91 Decide Slow Down............................................93 92 Decide New Task.............................................94 CODEBOOK VARIABLE LIST xx Variable Page Number Number SUPERVISION 93 Supervise...................................................95 94 Ever Supervise..............................................96 95 How Many Supervise..........................................97 96 Occupation of Subordinate...................................98 97 Is Subordinate a Supervisor.................................99 98 Decide Tasks of Subordinates...............................100 99 Decide Procedures or Tools of Subordinates.................101 100 Decide Pace of Work of Subordinates........................102 101 Pay Raise or Promotion 1...................................103 102 Pay Raise or Promotion 2...................................104 103 Pay Raise or Promotion 3...................................105 104 Preventing Raise 1.........................................106 105 Preventing Raise 2.....................................107-108 106 Preventing Raise 3.........................................109 107 Fire or Suspend 1..........................................110 108 Fire or Suspend 2..........................................111 109 Fire or Suspend 3..........................................112 110 Formal Warning 1...........................................113 111 Formal Warning 2...........................................114 112 Formal Warning 3...........................................115 DECISION MAKING 113 Policy Making Participation................................116 114 Decision Number Employed 1.............................117-118 115 Decision Number Employed 2.................................119 116 Decision Products 1........................................120 117 Decision Products 2........................................121 118 Decision Pace 1............................................122 119 Decision Pace 2............................................123 120 Decision Procedures 1......................................124 121 Decision Procedures 2......................................125 122 Decision Budget............................................126 123 Decision Size Budget 1.....................................127 124 Decision Size Budget 2.....................................128 125 Decision Distribution Funds 1..............................129 126 Decision Distribution Funds 2..............................130 127 Other Decision.............................................131 128 Type Other Decision........................................132 129 How Make Other Decision....................................133 130 Position...............................................134-135 ATTITUDES ABOUT ECONOMIC CHANGE 131 Corporation Benefit Owners.................................136 132 Experts Necessary..........................................137 133 Prohibit Hiring Scabs......................................138 CODEBOOK VARIABLE LIST xxi Variable Page Number Number 134 Profit Motive Unnecessary..................................139 135 Nonmanagers Can Run Effectively............................140 136 Prevent Strikebreakers.....................................141 137 Big Corporations Too Much Power............................142 138 Poverty Reason 1...........................................143 139 Poverty Reason 2...........................................144 140 Poverty Reason 3...........................................145 141 Poverty Reason 4...........................................146 142 Poverty Reason 5...........................................146 143 Poverty Reasons - Summary..................................147 144 Poverty Solution 1.........................................147 145 Poverty Solution 2.........................................148 146 Poverty Solution 3.........................................148 147 Poverty Solution 4.........................................149 148 Poverty Solution 5.........................................149 149 Poverty Solutions - Summary................................150 150 Energy Crisis Reason 1.....................................150 151 Energy Crisis Reason 2.....................................151 152 Energy Crisis Reason 3.....................................151 153 Energy Crisis Reason 4.....................................152 154 Energy Crisis Reason 5.....................................152 155 Energy Crisis Reasons - Summary............................153 156 Energy Crisis Solution 1...................................153 157 Energy Crisis Solution 2...................................154 158 Energy Crisis Solution 3...................................154 159 Energy Crisis Solution 4...................................155 160 Energy Crisis Solution 5...................................155 161 Energy Crisis Solutions - Summary..........................156 162 Crime Reason 1.............................................156 163 Crime Reason 2.............................................157 164 Crime Reason 3.............................................157 165 Crime Reason 4.............................................158 166 Crime Reason 5.............................................158 167 Crime Reasons - Summary....................................159 168 Crime Solution 1...........................................159 169 Crime Solution 2...........................................160 170 Crime Solution 3...........................................160 171 Crime Solution 4...........................................161 172 Crime Solution 5...........................................161 173 Crime Solutions - Summary..................................162 174 Poverty - Lack Intelligence................................163 175 Poverty - Lack Education and Jobs..........................164 176 Poverty - Not Want Work....................................165 177 Poverty - Profit Motive....................................166 178 Poverty - Inevitable.......................................167 179 Crime - Stiff Punishment...................................168 180 Crime - Education and Jobs.................................169 181 Crime - Family Discipline..................................170 182 Energy - Control Oil Companies.............................171 CODEBOOK VARIABLE LIST xxii Variable Page Number Number WORK HISTORY 183 Interview Checkpoint 4.....................................172 184 Ever Look For Job - Housewife..............................172 185 When Look For Job - Housewife..............................173 186 When First Work............................................174 187 Interview Checkpoint 5.....................................175 188 Ever Self-employed.........................................176 189 When Self-employed - From 1................................177 190 When Self-employed - To 1..................................178 191 When Self-employed - From 2................................179 192 When Self-employed - To 2..................................179 193 Other Times Self-employed..................................180 194 When Self-employed - From 3................................180 195 When Self-employed - To 3..................................181 196 When Self-employed - From 4................................181 197 When Self-employed - To 4..................................182 198 Want To Be Self-employed...................................183 199 Ever Employee..............................................184 200 Seasonal Unemployment......................................185 201 Ever Unemployed............................................186 202 How Many Times Unemployed..................................187 203 When Unemployed - Year.....................................188 204 How Long Unemployed - Months...............................189 205 How Long Unemployed - Years................................190 206 Last Time Unemployed - Year................................191 207 Longest Time Unemployed - Months...........................192 208 Longest Time Unemployed - Years............................193 209 When Longest Time Unemployed - Year........................194 210 Ever Not Want Job..........................................195 211 When Not Want Job - Year...................................196 212 How Long Not Want Job - Months.............................197 213 How Long Not Want Job - Years..............................198 214 What Do When No Job 1......................................199 215 What Do When No Job 2......................................200 216 Interview Checkpoint 6.....................................201 217 Ever Unemployed - Housewife................................201 218 When Unemployed - Housewife................................202 219 How Long Unemployed - Housewife - Weeks....................203 220 How Long Unemployed - Housewife - Months...................204 221 How Long Unemployed - Housewife - Years....................205 222 How Long Unemployed - Unemployed - Weeks...................206 223 How Long Unemployed - Unemployed - Months..................207 224 How Long Unemployed - Unemployed - Years...................208 225 How Support During Unemployment 1..........................209 226 How Support During Unemployment 2..........................210 227 What Do To Find Job 1......................................211 228 What Do To Find Job 2......................................212 229 Ever Unemployed Prior - Unemployed.........................213 230 How Many Times Prior - Unemployed..........................214 231 When Longest Unemployment - Years - Unemployed.............215 CODEBOOK VARIABLE LIST xxiii Variable Page Number Number 232 How Long Longest Unemployment - Weeks - Unemployed.........215 233 How Long Longest Unemployment - Months - Unemployed........216 234 How Long Longest Unemployment - Years - Unemployed.........217 235 Began Work Present Job - Month.............................218 236 Began Work Present Job - Year..............................219 237 Have Prior Job 1...........................................220 238 Prior Job 1 Self-employed or Employee......................221 239 Prior Job 1 Paid Employees.................................221 240 Prior Job 1 Number Of Employees............................222 241 Prior Job 1 Different Employer.............................222 242 Prior Job 1 Supervise......................................223 243 Prior Job 1 Authority......................................223 244 Prior Job 1 Occupation.....................................224 245 Prior Job 1 Industry.......................................225 246 Prior Job 1 Hours Per Week.................................226 247 Prior Job 1 Begin Month....................................227 248 Prior Job 1 Begin Year.....................................228 249 Prior Job 1 End Month......................................229 250 Prior Job 1 End Year.......................................230 251 Prior Job 1 How End........................................231 252 What Do Between Prior and Present Job 1................232-233 253 What Do Between Prior and Present Job 2................234-235 254 Have Prior Job 2...........................................236 255 Prior Job 2 Self-employed or Employee......................237 256 Prior Job 2 Paid Employees.................................237 257 Prior Job 2 Number Of Employees............................238 258 Prior Job 2 Different Employer.............................238 259 Prior Job 2 Supervise......................................239 260 Prior Job 2 Authority......................................239 261 Prior Job 2 Occupation.....................................240 262 Prior Job 2 Industry.......................................240 263 Prior Job 2 Hours Per Week.................................241 264 Prior Job 2 Begin Month....................................241 265 Prior Job 2 Begin Year.....................................242 266 Prior Job 2 End Month......................................242 267 Prior Job 2 End Year.......................................243 268 Prior Job 2 How End........................................244 269 What Do Between Prior 1 And Prior 2 - first mention....245-246 270 What Do Between Prior 1 And Prior 2 - second mention...247-248 271 Interview Checkpoint 7.....................................249 272 When Begin With Employer - Month...........................249 273 When Begin With Employer - Year............................250 UNION PARTICIPATION 274 Union......................................................250 275 Union Member...............................................251 276 Eligible Union Member......................................252 277 Ever Union Member..........................................253 278 Health And Safety..........................................254 279 Layoffs And Closing........................................255 CODEBOOK VARIABLE LIST xxiv Variable Page Number Number 280 Employee Participation.....................................256 281 Opposing Discrimination....................................257 282 Ever Union Official........................................258 283 Ever Union Opposition......................................259 284 Ever Form Union............................................259 285 Year Form Union............................................260 286 Ever Strike................................................261 287 How Participate Strike 1...............................262-263 288 How Participate Strike 2...............................264-265 289 How Participate Strike 3...............................266-267 290 Year Involved In Strike....................................268 291 How Many Strikes In........................................268 WORK-COMMUNITY TIES 292 Neighborhood - Work Ties...................................269 293 Time Spent With Co-Workers.................................270 294 Work Friendships...........................................271 295 Interview Checkpoint 8.....................................272 296 Percent Housewives In Neighborhood.........................272 297 Housewives In Neighborhood.................................273 298 Housewife Friends..........................................273 299 Unemployed In Neighborhood.................................274 300 Time Spent With Former Workers.............................274 SPOUSE AND THE DIVISION OF LABOR 301 Interview Checkpoint 9.....................................275 302 Marital Status.............................................276 303 Any Children...............................................277 304 Spouse Work................................................278 305 Spouse Want To Work........................................279 306 Spouse Occupation......................................280-281 307 Spouse Industry........................................282-283 308 Spouse Type Employment.....................................284 309 Spouse Paid Employees......................................285 310 Spouse Number Of Paid Employees............................286 311 Spouse Manager Or Supervisor...............................287 312 Percent Income From Spouse.................................288 313 Percent Income From Spouse - Categories....................289 314 Interview Checkpoint 10....................................290 315 Any Children Not In Household..............................290 316 Percent Time Spent With Children.......................291-292 317 Percent Time Spent By Spouse...........................293-294 318 Percent Time Spent Jointly.................................295 319 Respondent Meals.......................................296-297 320 Spouse Meals...........................................298-299 321 Respondent Cleaning Meals..................................300 322 Spouse Cleaning Meals......................................301 323 Respondent Laundry.........................................302 CODEBOOK VARIABLE LIST xxv Variable Page Number Number 324 Spouse Laundry.............................................303 325 Respondent Housecleaning...................................304 326 Spouse Housecleaning.......................................305 327 Respondent Groceries...................................306-307 328 Spouse Groceries.......................................308-309 329 Where Live 1...............................................310 330 Where Live 2...............................................311 331 Financial Decisions 1......................................312 332 Financial Decisions 2......................................313 333 Family Budget 1............................................314 334 Family Budget 2............................................315 FAMILY BACKGROUND 335 Background - Head Of Household.........................316-318 336 Parent Occupation......................................319-320 337 Parent Industry........................................321-322 338 Type Employment 1 - Parent.................................323 339 Type Employment 2 - Parent.................................324 340 Paid Employees - Parent....................................325 341 Manager Or Supervisor - Parent.............................326 342 Mother Ever Work...........................................327 343 How Long Mother Work - Years...............................328 344 Occupation - Mother....................................329-330 FRIENDS AND RELATIVES 345 Friend Or Relative 1.......................................331 346 Sex - Friend 1.............................................332 347 Work For Pay - Friend 1....................................333 348 Occupation - Friend 1..................................334-335 349 Type Employment - Friend 1.................................336 350 Paid Employees - Friend 1..................................337 351 Manager - Friend 1.........................................338 352 Ever Work For Pay - Friend 1...............................339 353 Past Occupation - Friend 1.................................340 354 Past Type Employment - Friend 1............................341 355 Past Paid Employees - Friend 1.............................341 356 Past Manager - Friend 1....................................342 357 Marital Status - Friend 1..................................342 358 Spouse Work For Pay - Friend 1.............................343 359 Spouse Occupation - Friend 1...............................344 360 Spouse Type Employment - Friend 1..........................345 361 Spouse Paid Employees - Friend 1...........................346 362 Spouse Manager - Friend 1..................................346 363 Friend or Relative 2.......................................347 364 Sex - Friend 2.............................................348 365 Work For Pay - Friend 2....................................349 366 Occupation - Friend 2......................................350 367 Type Employment - Friend 2.................................351 CODEBOOK VARIABLE LIST xxvi Variable Page Number Number 368 Paid Employees - Friend 2..................................352 369 Manager - Friend 2.........................................353 370 Ever Work For Pay - Friend 2...............................354 371 Past Occupation - Friend 2.................................355 372 Past Type Employment - Friend 2............................356 373 Past Paid Employees - Friend 2.............................356 374 Past Manager - Friend 2....................................357 375 Marital Status - Friend 2..................................357 376 Spouse Work For Pay - Friend 2.............................358 377 Spouse Occupation - Friend 2...............................359 378 Spouse Type Employment - Friend 2..........................360 379 Spouse Paid Employees - Friend 2...........................360 380 Spouse Manager - Friend 2..................................361 381 Friend Or Relative 3.......................................362 382 Sex - Friend 3.............................................363 383 Work For Pay - Friend 3....................................364 384 Occupation - Friend 3......................................365 385 Type Employment - Friend 3.................................366 386 Paid Employees - Friend 3..................................367 387 Manager - Friend 3.........................................368 388 Ever Work For Pay - Friend 3...............................369 389 Past Occupation - Friend 3.................................370 390 Past Type Employment - Friend 3............................371 391 Past Paid Employees - Friend 3.............................371 392 Past Manager - Friend 3....................................372 393 Marital Status - Friend 3..................................372 394 Spouse Work For Pay - Friend 3.............................373 395 Spouse Occupation - Friend 3...............................374 396 Spouse Type Employment - Friend 3..........................375 397 Spouse Paid Employees - Friend 3...........................375 398 Spouse Manager - Friend 3..................................376 POLITICAL PARTICIPATION 399 Participation Political Organizations......................377 400 Local or Larger Political Organization.....................378 401 Single Issue...............................................378 402 Political Issue 1..........................................379 403 Political Issue 2..........................................380 404 Political Issue 3..........................................380 405 Political Philosophy of Group..............................381 406 Means Of Action 1..........................................382 407 Means Of Action 2..........................................382 408 Means Of Action 3..........................................383 409 How Participate 1..........................................383 410 How Participate 2..........................................384 411 How Participate 3..........................................384 412 Political Party Affiliation................................385 413 Strength Republican........................................386 414 Type Republican............................................386 415 Strength Democrat..........................................387 CODEBOOK VARIABLE LIST xxvii Variable Page Number Number 416 Type Democrat..............................................387 417 Closer To Which Party......................................388 418 Closer Type Republican.....................................388 419 Closer Type Democrat.......................................389 420 Personal Political Orientation.............................389 421 Presidential Choice........................................390 MISCELLANEOUS ATTITUDE QUESTIONS 422 Military Spending..........................................391 423 Social Services Spending...................................392 424 Industrial Strike..........................................393 425 Belong To A Social Class...................................394 426 Class Affiliation..........................................395 427 Forced Class Affiliation...................................396 428 Income Inequality..........................................397 429 Government Serves Interest Of Most.........................398 430 Traditional Roles Benefit Family...........................399 431 Equal Sharing Of Housework.................................400 432 Not Enough Women In Business...............................401 433 As Many Women In Business..................................402 434 Easier For Blacks..........................................403 435 Not Enough Blacks In Business..............................403 DEMOGRAPHICS 436 Level Education............................................404 437 High School Graduation.....................................404 438 Other Schooling............................................405 439 Kind Other Schooling 1.....................................406 440 Kind Other Schooling 2.....................................407 441 College Degree.............................................408 442 Type Degree................................................409 443 College Name...............................................410 444 Year Receive...............................................410 445 Where Grow Up - State 1....................................411 446 Where Grow Up - State 2....................................412 447 Where Live Age 16..........................................413 448 Rural - Urban..............................................414 449 Suburb.....................................................415 450 Name Largest City Near.....................................415 451 Size City..................................................416 452 Name City..................................................417 453 U.S. Citizen...............................................418 454 Family Religious...........................................419 455 Family Type Religion.......................................419 456 How Often Family Attend....................................420 457 Respondent Religious.......................................420 458 Type Religion..............................................421 459 How Often Attend...........................................421 CODEBOOK VARIABLE LIST xxviii Variable Page Number Number 460 Race.......................................................422 461 Ethnicity..................................................422 462 Type Ethnicity 1...........................................423 463 Type Ethnicity 2...........................................423 464 Interview Checkpoint 11....................................424 465 Individual Income More Than 20,000.........................424 466 Individual Income Per Year.............................425-426 467 Family Income Per Year.................................427-428 468 Number of Dependents.......................................429 469 Government Income..........................................430 470 Percent Government Income..................................431 471 Amount Government Income Per Year..........................431 472 Property Income............................................432 473 Percent Property Income....................................433 474 Amount Property Income Per Year............................433 475 Investment Income..........................................434 476 Percent Investment Income..................................435 477 Amount Investment Income Per Year..........................435 478 Own Home...................................................436 479 Zip Code...................................................437 480 Number Of Telephones.......................................438 481 All Phones Same Number.....................................438 482 How Many Phone Numbers.....................................439 483 How Many Business Phones...................................439 THUMBNAIL SKETCH 484 Household Member Number 1 - Respondent.....................440 485 Respondent - Age...........................................441 486 Respondent - Sex...........................................442 487 Household Member Number 2 - Relation To Respondent.........443 488 Household Member Number 2 - Age............................444 489 Household Member Number 2 - Sex............................444 490 Household Member Number 3 - Relation To Respondent.........445 491 Household Member Number 3 - Age............................446 492 Household Member Number 3 - Sex............................446 493 Household Member Number 4 - Relation To Respondent.........447 494 Household Member Number 4 - Age............................448 495 Household Member Number 4 - Sex............................448 496 Household Member Number 5 - Relation To Respondent.........449 497 Household Member Number 5 - Age............................450 498 Household Member Number 5 - Sex............................450 499 Household Member Number 6 - Relation To Respondent.........451 500 Household Member Number 6 - Age............................452 501 Household Member Number 6 - Sex............................452 502 Household Member Number 7 - Relation To Respondent.........453 503 Household Member Number 7 - Age............................454 504 Household Member Number 7 - Sex............................454 505 Household Member Number 8 - Relation To Respondent.........455 506 Household Member Number 8 - Age............................456 507 Household Member Number 8 - Sex............................456 CODEBOOK VARIABLE LIST xxix Variable Page Number Number 508 Household Member Number 9 - Relation To Respondent.........457 509 Household Member Number 9 - Age............................457 510 Household Member Number 9 - Sex............................458 511 Household Member Number 10 - Relation to Respondent........458 512 Household Member Number 10 - Age...........................459 513 Household Member Number 10 - Sex...........................459 514 Number Eligible In Household...............................460 515 Number Working In Household................................461 516 Number Housewives In Household.............................461 517 Form.......................................................462 518 Refusal Conversion.........................................462 519 Partial Interviews.........................................463 520 Status.....................................................463 EMPLOYMENT COMPANY NAME 521 Company Name...............................................464 522 Larger Company Name........................................465 POLITICAL PARTICIPATION GROUP NAME 523 Group Name.................................................466 524 Larger Group Name..........................................467 CONSTRUCTED VARIABLES 525 WEIGHT - Sample Weight.....................................468 526 WOCCED - Occupation and Education Weight...................468 527 SEI - Standard Duncan Status Score - Current Occupation....469 528 P1SEI - Standard Duncan Status Score - Prior Job 1.........469 529 P2SEI - Standard Duncan Status Score - Prior Job 2.........470 530 KSEI - Standard Duncan Status Score - Parents' Occupation..470 531 SPSEI - Standard Duncan Status Score - Spouse Occupation...470 532 AUTON - Autonomy...........................................471 533 SANCT - Sanctioning Authority..............................472 534 MANAGER....................................................473 535 CLASS......................................................474 536 OCCR - Respondent Occupation...........................475-477 537 INDR - Respondent Industrial Sector....................478-479 CODEBOOK VARIABLE LIST xxx SWEDEN SPECIFIC VARIABLES Variable Page Number Number DEMOGRAPHICS 538 ARBTID - Number Hours Work Per Week........................480 539 VI - Labor Dispute Involvement - Wild Cat Strike...........480 540 CIVST - Cohabitation Status................................481 541 BARN - Number Of Children Live At Home.....................482 542 UTBILD - Respondent's Education............................483 543 SEISWEDE - Respondent's Main Occupation....................484 544 EXSEI - Respondent's Second Job............................484 545 SEIM - Spouse's Occupation.................................485 546 SEIU - Father's Occupation.................................485 547 SEIMOR - Mother's Occupation...............................486 548 SVAPER - Data Collection Technique.........................486 549 SAP - Political Party Sympathy - Social Democratic Party...487 550 MOD - Political Party Sympathy - Conservative Party........488 551 CEN - Political Party Sympathy - Center Party..............488 552 FP - Political Party Sympathy - Liberal Party..............489 553 VPK - Polical Party Sympathy - Communist Party.............489 554 UPPORT - Place Respondent Lived While Growing Up...........490 555 MEDB - Respondent Citizenship..............................491 556 MEDBF - Previous Citizenship...............................492 557 MALO - Present Wages.......................................493 558 STRL - Residence City Size.................................494 559 HIBRYT - Opinion Of Strike Breakers........................495 NORWAY SPECIFIC VARIABLES OCCUPATION AND EMPLOYMENT DESCRIPTION 560 SP001 - Employment Status..................................496 561 SP002 - Employment Temporarily Absent......................496 562 SP003 - Permanent Employment...............................497 563 SP004 - Length Of Temporary Employment.....................497 564 SP005 - Employment Attempt.................................498 565 SP006A1 - Contact Employment Agency........................498 566 SP006A2 - Answer Advertisement.............................499 567 SP006A3 - Contact Possible Employers.......................499 568 SP006A4 - Other Method.....................................500 569 SP006B - Main Activities Last Week.........................501 570 SP010 - Firm Ownership.....................................502 571 SP011 - Per Cent Own.......................................502 572 SP012 - Company Joint Stock Or Individual Own..............503 573 SP013 - Participate In Management..........................503 574 SP301 - Family Business - Government Funds.................504 575 SP014 - Number Employed....................................505 576 SP015 - Number Employed - Seasonal.........................505 577 SP016 - Number Of Weeks - Seasonal.........................506 578 SP017 - Business Value.....................................506 579 SP018 - Self-employed......................................507 CODEBOOK VARIABLE LIST xxxi Variable Page Number Number 580 SP019 - Total Income From Business.........................507 581 SP020 - Personal Income From Business......................508 582 SP021 - Salary - Collective Wage Rates.....................508 583 SP022 - Wage Increase Exceeds Standard Rate................509 584 SP023 - Total Wage - Main Occupation.......................509 585 SP023B - Highly Variable Income............................510 586 SP024 - Monthly Net Income - Main Occupation...............510 587 SP025 - Company Name (data not available)..................511 588 SP026 - Number Employed....................................512 589 SP027 - More Than One Location.............................513 590 SP028 - Number Employed Entire Corporation.................514 591 SP029 - Employed By Government Agency......................515 592 SP030 - Employed By Political Or Religious Organization....515 593 SP031 - Company - Government Funds.........................516 594 SP033 - Per Cent Of Total Income...........................516 595 SP034 - Additional Income Source...........................517 596 SP038 - Second Job - Supervisor............................517 597 SP039 - Second Job Gross Income............................518 598 SP041 - Hours Work Per Week - Main Job.....................518 599 SP042 - Weeks Work Per Year - Main Job.....................519 600 SP043 - Formal On-The-Job Training.........................519 601 SP044 - Number Of Months Training..........................520 602 SP045 - Formal Training Previous Employment................520 JOB AUTONOMY 603 SP058 - Promotion - Present Employer.......................521 604 SP062A - Grant Pay Raise, Promotion To Subordinate.........521 605 SP062B - Prevent Pay Raise To Subordinate..................522 606 SP062C - Fire Or Suspend Subordinate.......................523 607 SP062D - Issue Formal Warning To Subordinate...............524 608 SP064A - Decision Increase/Decrease Number Employed........525 609 SP064B - Decision Change Product/Service...................526 610 SP064C - Decision Change Routine Pace Of Work..............527 611 SP064D - Decision Change Methods/Procedures Of Work........528 612 SP064E - Decision Of Overall Size Of Budget................529 613 SP064F - Decision Of Distribution Of Funds.................530 614 SP064G - Decision On Kinds Of People Employed..............531 615 SP064H - Other Decision....................................532 EMPLOYMENT PROMOTIONS AND HIRING 616 SP065 - Management Position................................533 617 SP067 - Promotion Possibility..............................534 618 SP068 - Previous Promotion.................................535 619 SP069 - How Get Previous Promotion.........................536 620 SP070 - Other Applicants...................................537 CODEBOOK VARIABLE LIST xxxii Variable Page Number Number 621 SP071 - Outside Applicant Opportunities....................537 622 SP072 - Outside Applicants.................................538 623 SP073 - Others Failed to Apply.............................538 624 SP074A - Importance Of Seniority...........................539 625 SP074B - Importance Of On-The-Job Training.................540 626 SP074C - Importance Of Vocational Training.................541 627 SP074D - Importance Of Good Examination Marks..............542 628 SP074E - Importance Of Threat To Quit......................543 629 SP074F - Importance Of Having Done Good Job................544 630 SP074G - Importance Of Union Support.......................545 631 SP074H - Importance Of Being On Good Terms With Management.546 632 SP074I - Importance Of Other Circumstances.................547 633 SP074J - Other Circumstances...............................548 634 SP075 - Specific Vocational Training Essential.............548 635 SP076 - Who Decided........................................549 636 SP077 - Kind Of Vocational Training Requested..............549 637 SP078 - Use Of Training....................................550 638 SP079 - Advantage To Be Man For Promotion..................550 639 SP080 - How Hired Present Employment.......................551 640 SP081 - Other Applicants...................................552 641 SP082 - Others Failed To Apply.............................552 642 SP083A - Importance Of Professional Experience.............553 643 SP083B - Importance Of Vocational Training.................554 644 SP083C - Importance Of Good Examination Marks..............555 645 SP083D - Importance Of Good Interview......................556 646 SP083E - Importance Of Being First To Apply................557 647 SP083F - Importance Of Connectins..........................558 648 SP083G - Importance Of Other Circumstances.................559 649 SP083H - Circumstance Of Greatest Importance...............560 650 SP084 - Specific Vocational Training Essential.............561 651 SP085 - Who Decided........................................561 652 SP086 - Kind Of Vocational Training Requested..............562 653 SP087 - Use Of Training....................................562 654 SP088 - Trade-Union Support................................563 655 SP089A - Change Work Place Within A Year...................563 656 SP089B - Definite Plans Change Work Place..................564 MISCELLANEOUS ATTITUDE QUESTIONS 657 SP098G - Taxes Reduced By Cutting Social Security Expenses.565 658 SP098I - Class Differences Insignificant In Norway.........566 659 SP098S - Economic Success Dependent On Luck................567 WORK HISTORY 660 SP101 - Previous Paid Work.................................568 661 SP103 - Formal Education Completed - Previous Job..........569 662 SP104 - Year Began First Job After Formal Education........569 663 SP109 - Last Job, Employee, Self-employed, Family Business.570 664 SP110 - Last Job - Supervise Work Of Others................570 CODEBOOK VARIABLE LIST xxxiii Variable Page Number Number 665 SP111 - Last Job - Influence Promotions/Discipline.........571 666 SP112 - Ever Own Business Or Work For Self.................571 667 SP113 - Any Paid Employees.................................572 668 SP114 - Largest Number Of Employees........................572 669 SP115 - Ever Employee In Company Not Owned.................573 670 SP116 - Number Of Hours Worked Per Week Last Job...........573 671 SP117 - Kind Of Business Or Organization...................574 672 SP118 - Respondent's Main Occupation.......................575 673 SP119 - Year Job Began.....................................575 674 SP119B - Year Job Ended....................................576 675 SP120 - Reason For Leaving.................................577 676 SP121 - Previous Job Before Current Job....................578 677 SP122 - First Job, Employee, Self-employed, Family Business578 678 SP123 - Same Employer......................................579 679 SP132 - Supervise Others - First Job.......................579 680 SP133 - Influence Pay Or Promotions Of Subordinates........580 681 SP134 - Any Paid Employees.................................580 682 SP135 - Number Of Employees................................581 683 SP136 - Kind Of Business Or Organization...................581 684 SP137 - Respondent's Main Occupation.......................582 685 SP138 - Number Of Hours Worked Per Week - First Job........582 686 SP139 - Year Job Began.....................................583 687 SP139B - Year Job Ended....................................583 688 SP140 - Main Reason For Leaving............................584 689 SP141 - What Do Between End Of Job and Begin Next..........585 690 SP146 - Ever Unemployed....................................586 691 SP147 - Year Last Unemployed...............................587 692 SP148 - Number Of Months Unemployed........................587 693 SP149 - When Was That......................................588 UNION PARTICIPATION 694 SP150 - Member Trade Union Or Occupational Organization....588 695 SP152E - Union Concerned With Education Credentials........589 696 SP153A - Union Office At Workplace.........................590 697 SP153B - Shop Stewards Fixed Hours.........................590 698 SP155A - Labor Dispute Involvement - Organized Strike......591 699 SP155C - Labor Dispute Involvement - Lock-out..............591 700 SP155D - Labor Dispute Involvement - Go-slow Action........592 701 SP156 - Labor Dispute Involvement - Other Work Places......592 702 SP157 - Member Work Interest Organization..................593 703 SP158A - Ever Involved Organizing Lock-out.................593 704 SP158B - Ever Involved Organizing Delivery Stop............594 705 SP158C - Ever Involved Organizing Other....................594 706 SP159 - Colleagues At Work Place...........................595 707 SP160A - Close Colleague Cooperation.......................595 708 SP160B - Pleasant Tone Among Employees.....................596 CODEBOOK VARIABLE LIST xxxiv Variable Page Number Number SPOUSE AND THE DIVISION OF LABOR 709 SP187 - Hours Per Week Spouse Work Paying Job..............596 710 SP195C - Household Chores - Others - Cooking Meals.........597 711 SP195F - Household Chores - Others - Cleaning After Meals..598 712 SP195I - Household Chores - Others - Laundry...............598 713 SP195L - Household Chores - Others - Routine House Cleaning599 714 SP195O - Household Chores - Others - Grocery Shopping......599 715 SP195R - Household Chores - Others - Child Care............600 716 SP197 - Number Of Children.................................601 717 SP199 - Number Of Children Under Age 16....................602 FAMILY BACKGROUND 718 SP210 - Main Occupation Respondent's Breadwinner...........603 719 SP211 - Main Breadwinner Self-employed.....................604 POLITICAL PARTICIPATION 720 SP214A - Political Party Sympathy - Labor Party............604 721 SP214B - Political Party Sympathy - Socialist Left Party...605 722 SP214C - Political Party Sympathy - Conservative Party.....606 723 SP214D - Political Party Sympathy - Centre Party...........607 724 SP214E - Political Party Sympathy - Christian Democratic...608 725 SP214F - Political Party Sympathy - Liberal Party..........609 726 SP214G - Political Party Sympathy - Party Of Progress......610 727 SP215 - Party Voted For General Election 1981..............611 DEMOGRAPHICS 728 SP219 - Highest Grade Of School Completed..................612 729 SP220 - Year Completed Or Will Complete Education..........613 730 SP221 - Branch Of Study....................................613 731 SP222 - Other Education....................................614 732 SP223A - Classification Of Education.......................614 733 SP223B - Name Of School Type...............................615 734 SP224 - Year Completed Or Will Complete Education..........616 735 SP225 - Other Education More Useful........................616 736 SP226A - Classification Of Education.......................617 737 SP226B - Name Of School Type...............................618 738 SP227 - Year Completed Or Will Complete Education..........619 739 SP228 - Any Vocational Training............................619 740 SP229 - Classification Of Vocational Training..............620 741 SP230 - Craft Certificate..................................620 742 SP231 - Subject/Area Of Craft Certificate..................621 743 SP232 - Year Craft Certificate Received....................621 744 SP233 - County Resided Longest Before Age 16...............622 745 SP234 - Year Born..........................................622 CODEBOOK VARIABLE LIST xxxv Variable Page Number Number 746 SP236 - County Present Residence...........................623 747 SP244 - Own Residence......................................624 CONSTRUCTED VARIABLES 748 KOMTYPE - Type Of Community Respondent Residence...........625 749 DISTTYPE - Type Of District/Region Respondent Residence....626 750 I1SP007 - Respondent's Industry Collapsed..................626 751 I1SP035 - Respondent's Second Job Industry Collapsed.......627 752 I1SP117 - Respondent's Last Job Industry Collapsed.........628 753 I1SP136 - Respondent's First Job Industry Collapsed........629 754 I1SP188 - Respondent's Spouse Industry Collapsed...........630 755 I1SP201 - Respondent's Parents Industry Collapsed..........631 756 O3SP008 - Respondent's Occupation Collapsed................631 757 O3SP036 - Respondent's Second Occupation Collapsed.....632-633 758 O3SP118 - Respondent's Last Occupation Collapsed.......634-635 759 O3SP137 - Respondent's First Reg Occupation Collapsed..636-637 760 O3SP167 - Respondent's Friend 1 Occupation Collapsed...638-639 761 O3SP174 - Respondent's Friend 2 Occupation Collapsed...640-641 762 O3SP181 - Respondent's Friend 3 Occupation Collapsed...642-643 763 O3SP189 - Respondent's Spouse Occupation Collapsed.....644-645 764 O3SP202 - Respondent's Parent Occupation Collapsed.....646-647 765 O3SP209 - Respondent's Mother Occupation Collapsed.....648-649 766 O3SP210 - Respondent's Main Breadwinner Occupation.....650-651 767 UTDAAR - Number Years Education - Respondent...............652 768 UTDNIV - Level Of Education................................653 CANADA SPECIFIC VARIABLES REQUIRE EXTENSIVE RECODING TO BE EQUIVALENT CURRENT OCCUPATION AND EMPLOYMENT DESCRIPTION 769 Q6B - Work For Government Agency...........................654 770 Q6C - Self-employed In Own Business........................655 771 Q8 - Number Of People Employed.............................656 772 Q12 - Dollar Value Of Business.............................657 773 Q14 - Type Of Farm.........................................658 774 Q19A - Type Of Farm Ownership..............................659 775 Q32A - Business Incorporated...............................660 776 Q39A2 - Part Of Larger Corporation.........................661 777 Q33 - Government Agency Federal, Provincial Or Municipal...662 ATTITUDES ABOUT ECONOMIC CHANGE 778 Q138AR1 - Poverty Reason 1.................................663 779 Q138AR2 - Poverty Reason 2.................................664 780 A138AR3 - Poverty Reason 3.................................665 781 Q138BS1 - Poverty Solution 1...............................666 CODEBOOK VARIABLE LIST xxxvi Variable Page Number Number 782 Q138BS2 - Poverty Solution 2...............................667 783 Q138BS3 - Poverty Solution 3...............................668 WORK HISTORY 784 Q97BFRMO - When Unemployment Began Month...................669 785 Q97BFRYR - When Unemployment Began Year....................670 786 Q97BTOMO - When Unemployment Ended Month...................671 787 Q97BTOYR - When Unemployment Ended Year....................671 788 Q97CMOS - Number Of Months Unemployed......................672 789 Q97CYRS - Number Of Years Unemployed.......................673 790 Q97DFRMO - Last Time Unemployed Month Began................674 791 Q97DFRYR - Last Time Unemployed Year Began.................674 792 Q97DTOMO - Last Time Unemployed Month Ended................675 793 Q97DTOYR - Last Time Unemployed Year Ended.................675 794 Q97EFRMO - Longest Stretch Ever Unemployed Month Began.....676 795 Q97EFRYR - Longest Stretch Ever Unemployed Year Began......676 796 Q97ETOMO - Longest Stretch Ever Unemployed Month Ended.....677 797 Q97ETOYR - Longest Stretch Ever Unemployed Year Ended......677 798 Q98BFRM1 - Period 1 Month Unemployment Began...............678 799 Q98BFRY1 - Period 1 Year Unemployment Began................679 800 Q98BTOM1 - Period 1 Month Unemployment Ended...............680 801 Q98BTOY1 - Period 1 Year Unemployment Ended................681 802 Q98BFRM2 - Period 2 Month Unemployment Began...............682 803 Q98BFRY2 - Period 2 Year Unemployment Began................683 804 Q98BTOM2 - Period 2 Month Unemployment Ended...............684 805 Q98BTOY2 - Period 2 Year Unemployment Ended................685 806 Q98BFRM3 - Period 3 Month Unemployment Began...............686 807 Q98BFRY3 - Period 3 Year Unemployment Began................687 808 Q98BTOM3 - Period 3 Month Unemployment Ended...............688 809 Q98BTOY3 - Period 3 Year Unemployment Ended................689 810 Q98CWTS1 - Period 1 Went To School.........................690 811 Q98CMRF1 - Period 1 Married, Raised A Family...............691 812 Q98CID1 - Period 1 Ill, Disabled...........................692 813 Q98CT1 - Period 1 Travelled................................693 814 Q98CNNW1 - Period 1 Didn't Feel Like Working...............694 815 Q98CO1A - Period 1 Activities During Unemployment..........695 816 Q98CWTS2 - Period 2 Went To School.........................696 817 Q98CMRF2 - Period 2 Married, Raised A Family...............697 818 Q98CID2 - Period 2 Ill, Disabled...........................698 819 Q98CT2 - Period 2 Travelled................................699 820 Q98CNNW2 - Period 2 Didn't Feel Like Working...............700 821 Q98CO2A - Period 2 Activities During Unemployment.........701 822 Q98CWTS3 - Period 3 Went To School.........................702 823 Q98CMRF3 - Period 3 Married, Raised A Family...............703 824 Q98CID3 - Period 3 Ill, Disabled...........................704 825 Q98CT3 - Period 3 Travelled................................705 826 Q98CNNW3 - Period 3 Didn't Feel Like Working...............706 827 Q98CO3A - Period 3 Activities During Unemployment..........707 828 Q99BFRMO - Last Time Want Job Month Unemployment Began.....708 829 Q99BFRYR - Last Time Want Job Year Unemployment Began......708 CODEBOOK VARIABLE LIST xxxvii Variable Page Number Number 830 Q99BTOMO - Last Time Want Job Month Unemployment Ended.....709 831 Q99BTOYR - Last Time Want Job Year Unemployment Ended......709 832 Q99D - Number Of Weeks Unemployed..........................710 833 Q99E1 - Support During Unemployment 1......................710 834 Q99E2 - Support During Unemployment 2......................711 835 Q99JFRMO - Longest Stretch Unemployment Month Began........711 836 Q99JTOMO - Longest Stretch Unemployment Month Ended........712 837 Q99JFRYR - Longest Stretch Unemployment Year Began.........712 838 Q99JTOYR - Longest Stretch Unemployment Year Ended.........713 UNION PARTICIPATION 839 Q89 - Number Of Times On Strike............................714 840 Q90A - Most Recent Year On Strike..........................715 SPOUSE AND THE DIVISION OF LABOR 841 Q119B - Marital Status.....................................716 POLITICAL PARTICIPATION 842 Q150A1 - Most Important Group Issue 1......................717 843 Q150A2 - Most Important Group Issue 2......................718 844 Q151A - Political Opinions Of Group........................719 845 Q152A - Ways Participate In Group 1........................720 846 Q152B - Ways Participate In Group 2........................721 847 Q153A - Federal Political Attitude.........................722 DEMOGRAPHICS 848 Q143C - Class..............................................723 849 Q100A - Highest Level Of Education.........................724 850 Q100B - Field Of Study 1...................................725 851 Q100BB - Field Of Study 2..................................726 852 Q100C - Year Study Completed...............................727 853 Q100D - Number Of Years Attended School....................728 854 Q100E - Currently Student..................................729 855 Q166A - Lived Childhood In Urban Or Rural Area.............730 856 Q168C - Religion...........................................731 857 Q168E - How Often Attend Religious Services................732 EMPLOYMENT COMPANY NAME 858 Q40 - Company Name.........................................733 859 Q41B - Larger Corporation Name 1...........................734 860 Q41B2 - Larger Corporation Name 2..........................735 861 Q41B3 - Larger Corporation Name 3..........................736 CODEBOOK VARIABLE LIST xxxviii Variable Page Number Number WORK HISTORY 862 Q99C - How Long Unemployed.................................737 863 Q100MO - Month Began Working Main Job......................738 864 Q100YR - Year Began Working Main Job.......................739 CANADA SPECIFIC VARIABLES RECODED TO MATCH U.S. CORE VARIABLES OCCUPATION AND EMPLOYMENT DESCRIPTION 865 Q1A - Ever Work on Regular Basis...........................740 866 Q30 - Business or Farm Value...............................741 867 Q39C - Number of People Employed - Actual Number...........742 868 Q39C2 - Number of People Employed - Estimated Number.......743 869 Q41A - Part of Larger Corporation..........................744 SUPERVISION 870 Q72 - Supervise Other Employees............................745 871 Q72A - Ever Supervise Other Employees......................746 872 Q73B - Occupation of Subordinate...........................747 873 Q74 - Subordinate Ever Supervise Others....................748 874 Q75A - Directly Responsible For Tasks of Others............749 875 Q75B - Decide Procedures or Tools of Subordinates..........750 876 Q75C - Decide Pace of Work of Subordinates.................751 877 Q77A - Greatest Influence on Pay Raise.....................752 878 Q77B - Greatest Influence on Preventing Raise..............753 879 Q77C - Greatest Influence on Firing........................754 880 Q77D - Greatest Influence on Issuing Formal Warning........755 DECISION MAKING 881 Q80 - Policy Making Participation..........................756 882 Q81A - Decision Increase Number of Employees...............757 883 Q81B - Decision Change Products............................758 884 Q81C - Decision Routine Pace of Work.......................759 885 Q81D - Decision Basic Work Methods.........................760 886 Q81E - Decision Budget.....................................761 887 Q81F - Decision Overall Size of Budget.....................762 888 Q81G - Decision Distribution of Funds......................763 WORK HISTORY 889 Q93 - Want to be Self-employed.............................764 890 Q98A - Ever Unemployed And Not Want a Job..................765 891 Q118FRST - Activity Between Jobs 1.....................766-767 892 Q118SND - Activity Between Jobs 2......................768-769 CODEBOOK VARIABLE LIST xxxix Variable Page Number Number SPOUSE AND THE DIVISION OF LABOR 893 Q127AR - % Time Respondent Spends With Children............770 894 Q127AS - % Time Spouse Spends With Children................771 FAMILY BACKGROUND 895 Q160C - Breadwinner Self-employed..........................772 896 Q162B - Number of Years Mother Worked......................773 FRIENDS AND RELATIVES 897 Q134A - Person 1 Friend or Relative........................774 898 Q135A - Person 2 Friend or Relative........................775 899 Q136A - Person 3 Friend or Relative........................776 UNION PARTICIPATION 900 Q142 - Desired Outcome of Strike...........................777 DEMOGRAPHICS 901 Q166C - Size of City or Town...............................778 HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS 902 REL1 - Relationship of Household Member 2..................779 903 REL3 - Relationship of Household Member 4..................780 904 REL4 - Relationship of Household Member 5..................781 CONSTRUCTED VARIABLES 905 OCC3 - Respondent's Occupation Collapsed...............782-783 906 IND1 - Respondent's Industry Collapsed.....................784 EMPLOYMENT 907 Q44 - Number of Hours Work a Week..........................785 CANADA SPECIFIC VARIABLES DO NOT MATCH U.S. CORE VARIABLES DEMOGRAPHIC VARIABLES OBTAINED FROM QUESTIONNAIRE COVER SHEET 908 INFAGE - Age of Informant..................................786 909 INFSEX - Sex of Informant..................................786 910 RESP - Respondent's Household Status.......................787 911 INT - Sex of Interviewer...................................788 CODEBOOK VARIABLE LIST xl Variable Page Number Number 912 PROV - Respondent's Province of Residence..................788 913 CHI1 - Respondent's Relationship to Child 1................789 914 CHI1AGE - Age of Child 1...................................789 915 CHI1SEX - Sex of Child 1...................................790 916 CHI2 - Respondent's Relationship to Child 2................790 917 CHI2AGE - Age of Child 2...................................791 918 CHI2SEX - Sex of Child 2...................................791 919 CHI3 - Respondent's Relationship to Child 3................792 920 CHI3AGE - Age of Child 3...................................792 921 CHI3SEX - Sex of Child 3...................................793 922 CHI4 - Respondent's Relationship to Child 4................793 923 CHI4AGE - Age of Child 4...................................794 924 CHI4SEX - Sex of Child 4...................................794 925 CHI5 - Respondent's Relationship to Child 5................795 926 CHI5AGE - Age of Child 5...................................795 927 CHI5SEX - Sex of Child 5...................................796 928 CHI6 - Respondent's Relationship to Child 6................796 929 CHI6AGE - Age of Child 6...................................797 930 CHI6SEX - Sex of Child 6...................................797 931 CHI7 - Respondent's Relationship to Child 7................798 932 CHI7AGE - Age of Child 7...................................798 933 CHI7SEX - Sex of Child 7...................................799 934 CHI8 - Respondent's Relationship to Child 8................799 935 CHI8AGE - Age of Child 8...................................800 936 CHI8SEX - Sex of Child 8...................................800 937 CHI9 - Respondent's Relationship to Child 9................801 938 CHI9AGE - Age of Child 9...................................801 939 CHI9SEX - Sex of Child 9...................................802 940 VERS5 - Split Sample.......................................802 OCCUPATION AND EMPLOYMENT DESCRIPTION 941 Q1BM - Last Work Regular Job - Actual Month................803 942 Q1DM - Last Try to Find Job - Actual Month.................803 943 Q4 - Occupation 4-digit Code...............................804 944 QCODE - Respondent's Occupation Codeable to 7-digits.......805 945 Q7 - Have Paid Employees...................................806 946 Q13B - Official Name of Business 1.........................806 947 Q13B1 - Official Name of Business 2........................807 948 Q15Y - % Farm Labor Done by Respondent.....................807 949 Q15OUFM - % Farm Labor Done by Other Unpaid Family.........808 950 Q15OPMF - % Farm Labor Done by Other Paid Family...........808 951 Q15OPH - % Farm Labor Done by Other Paid Help..............809 952 Q19B - Number of Acres Owned...............................809 953 Q19C - Also Rent Land......................................810 954 Q19DACRE - Number of Rented Acres..........................810 955 Q19DRENT - Amount of Annual Rent...........................811 956 Q20 - Gross Farm Revenue...................................811 957 Q21MB - % Farm Revenue From Marketing Boards...............812 958 Q21WB - % Farm Revenue From Wholesale Distributor..........812 959 Q21P - % Farm Revenue From Processor.......................813 CODEBOOK VARIABLE LIST xli Variable Page Number Number 960 Q21DTC - % Farm Revenue From Direct Marketing..............813 961 Q32B - Is Business Incorporated............................814 962 Q34 - Name of Government Agency............................815 963 Q35C - Advantage to be Employed For Advancement............815 964 Q36 - Number of Employees at Headquarters - Actual Number..816 965 Q36A - Number of Employees at Headquarters - Estimate......817 966 Q37C - Advantage to be Employed............................818 967 Q38 - Any Recent Significant Lay-offs......................818 968 Q42CCODE - Respondent's Occupation Codeable to 7-digits....819 969 Q42F - Any Paid Employees..................................820 970 Q42G - Number of Employees.................................820 JOB AUTONOMY 971 Q42H - Supervise Work of Other Employees...................821 972 Q42I - Influence Pay of Subordinates.......................821 973 Q46A - Plan or Design Own or Other's Work..................822 974 Q47E - Decide How to Proceed...............................822 975 Q48A - Supervisor Directs Work.............................823 976 Q48B - Required to Report to Supervisor....................823 977 Q49 - Supervisor's Sex.....................................824 978 Q50A - Supervisor Decides Specific Tasks...................824 979 Q50B - Supervisor Decides Procedures.......................825 980 Q50C - Supervisor Decides Amount and Speed of Work.........826 981 Q50D - Follow Supervisor's Instructions Closely............826 982 Q52A - Supervisor Influences Pay Raise.....................827 983 Q52B - Supervisor Influences Issuing of Formal Warnings....828 984 Q54 - Employer Provides Written Work Procedures............829 985 Q55A - Written Procedures Specify Daily Tasks..............829 986 Q55B - Written Procedures Specify Procedure................830 987 Q55C - Written Procedures Specify Amount And Speed.........830 988 Q57 - Closely Follow Written Procedures....................831 989 Q58A - Official Record of Amount of Output.................831 990 Q58B - Official Record of Amount of Time...................832 991 Q59 - Equipment Required on Job............................832 992 Q59A - Equipment Description 1.............................833 993 Q59B - Equipment Description 2.............................834 994 Q59C - Equipment Description 3.............................835 995 Q60A - Assemble Product on Your Own........................836 996 Q60B - Assemble Product With Others........................836 997 Q60C - Work on Assembly Line...............................837 998 Q60D - Work With Continuous Process Technology.............837 999 Q60E - Main Type Equipment or Process......................838 1000 Q61A - Amount Equipment Influences Pace....................839 1001 Q61B - Amount Equipment Influences Tasks...................840 1002 Q61C - Amount Equipment Influences Procedure...............841 1003 Q62 - Closely Follow Fixed Routine.........................842 1004 Q63A - Work Under Incentive System.........................842 1005 Q63B - Type of Incentive System............................843 1006 Q64 - Work Under Quota System..............................844 1007 Q65 - Level of Formal Schooling Required...................845 1008 Q66 - Amount of On-The-Job Training Required...............846 CODEBOOK VARIABLE LIST xlii Variable Page Number Number 1009 Q66A - Amount of Training Over 1 Year......................847 1010 Q67 - How Use Skills.......................................848 1011 Q68A - Amount Hand Skills Required.........................849 1012 Q68B - Amount Knowledge Surrounding Work...................850 1013 Q68C - Amount Creativity Surrounding Work..................851 1014 Q68D - Amount Understanding Based on Experience Required...852 1015 Q68E - Amount Ability to Make Decisions Required...........853 1016 Q68F - Amount Abstract Knowledge Required..................854 1017 Q68G - Amount Ability to Communicate Required..............855 1018 Q68H - Amount Ability to Direct Work of Others Required....856 1019 Q68I - Amount Skill Required...............................857 1020 Q69 - Others Consider Your Job Skilled.....................858 1021 Q70 - Amount of Thought Attention Required.................859 1022 Q71A - How Important Working With Hands....................860 1023 Q71B - How Important Dealing With People...................861 1024 Q71C - How Important Working With Information..............862 SUPERVISION 1025 Q73A1 - Supervise 1 or More Directly.......................863 1026 Q73A2 - Number Supervise Directly..........................863 1027 Q73C - Sex of Subordinate..................................864 1028 Q73D1 - Number Male........................................864 1029 Q73D2 - Number Female......................................865 1030 Q76 - Responsibility Concerning Subordinates...............866 1031 Q79A - Responsibility For Non-employees....................867 1032 Q79B - Are Non-employees Patients or Inmates...............868 DECISION MAKING 1033 Q81H1 - Important Decision Type 1..........................869 1034 Q81H2 - Important Decision Type 2..........................869 1035 Q83A - Type of Employment Position.........................870 1036 Q83B - Type of Managerial Position.........................870 1037 Q84A - Way Decisions Made - Working Conditions.............871 1038 Q84B - Way Decisions Should be Made - Working Conditions...872 1039 Q85A1 - Influence of Top Managers..........................873 1040 Q85A2 - Influence of All Other Managers....................874 1041 Q85A3 - Influence of Employees as Group....................875 1042 Q85A4 - Influence of Employee Representatives..............876 1043 Q85A5 - Influence of Respondent............................877 1044 Q85B1 - Influence Ought to Have - Top Managers.............878 1045 Q85B2 - Influence Ought to Have - All Other Managers.......879 1046 Q85B3 - Influence Ought to Have - Employees as Group.......880 1047 Q85B4 - Influence Ought to Have - Employee Representative..881 1048 Q85B5 - Influence Ought to Have - Respondent...............882 CODEBOOK VARIABLE LIST xliii Variable Page Number Number UNION PARTICIPATION 1049 Q86B - Other Collective-bargaining Associations............883 1050 Q86C1 - Union Name 1.......................................883 1051 Q86C2 - Union Name 2.......................................884 1052 Q86C3 - Union Name 3.......................................884 1053 Q90B - Involved in Strike-related Activity.................885 WORK HISTORY 1054 Q97C - Last Job Quit or Laid-off...........................885 1055 Q99E3 - Support During Unemployment 3......................886 1056 Q99F - Looked For Work Past 4 Weeks........................886 1057 Q99G3 - How Try to Find Job 3..............................887 1058 Q99J - Longest Stretch of Unemployment.....................888 1059 Q102A - First Job Self-employed............................888 1060 Q102B - Any Paid Employees.................................889 1061 Q102C - Number of Employees................................889 1062 Q102D - Same Employer......................................890 1063 Q102E - Supervise Others...................................890 1064 Q102F - Influence Pay Subordinates.........................891 1065 Q104 - Respondent's Occupation Codeable to 7-digit Code....892 1066 Q106 - Number of Hours Worked Per Week.....................893 1067 Q107A - Position Description...............................893 1068 Q107B - Type of Managerial Position........................894 1069 JMBEGAN - Month Previous Job Began.........................895 1070 JYBEGAN - Year Previous Job Began..........................896 1071 JMEND - Month Previous Job Ended...........................897 1072 JYEND - Year Previous Job Ended............................898 1073 Q110FST - Previous Job Full-time...........................899 1074 Q113 - Prior Job Codeable to 7-digit Code..................900 1075 Q116A - Position Description Prior Job.....................901 1076 Q116B - Type of Managerial Position........................901 SPOUSE AND THE DIVISION OF LABOR 1077 Q122CODE - Spouse's Occupation Codeable to 7-digit Code....902 1078 Q124E - Number of Hours Per Week Spouse Works..............903 1079 Q124F - Position Description - Spouse......................903 1080 Q124G - Type of Managerial Position - Spouse...............904 1081 Q127B - Pay For Child Care.................................904 1082 Q127C - Number of Child Care Hours.........................905 1083 Q128CR - % Yardwork - Respondent...........................905 1084 Q128CS - % Yardwork - Spouse...............................906 1085 Q128GR - % Home Maintenance - Respondent...................906 1086 Q128GS - % Home Maintenance - Spouse.......................907 1087 Q131A - Family Prevented Job Search........................907 1088 Q131B - Family Prevented Accepting Part-time Job...........908 1089 Q131C - Family Prevented Accepting Full-time Job...........908 CODEBOOK VARIABLE LIST xliv Variable Page Number Number 1090 Q131D - Family Prevented Accepting Promotion...............909 1091 Q131E - Family Prevented Accepting Transfer................909 1092 Q131F - Family Prevented Changing Jobs.....................910 1093 Q132 - Pay Help For Housework..............................910 1094 Q133CJ - Family Required Job Change........................911 1095 Q133LE - Family Required Leave Job.........................911 MISCELLANEOUS ATTITUDE QUESTIONS 1096 Q143D - Feel Close to Own Class............................912 1097 Q143E - Conflict Between Social Classes....................912 1098 Q144B - Unemployment Insurance Contribution Increase.......913 1099 Q144H - Taxes Should be Raised For Elderly Pensions........914 1100 Q144I - Welfare is Money Give-away.........................914 1101 Q144J - Government Should Guarantee Jobs...................915 1102 Q144K - Taxes Should be Raised For Welfare Benefits........915 1103 Q144L - Day Care Should be Provided For Working Women......916 POLITICAL PARTICIPATION 1104 Q150B - Most Important Issue...............................917 1105 Q151B - Group Has Socialist Orientation....................918 1106 Q153B - Group Has Political Leaning........................918 1107 Q153C - Which Political Party..............................919 1108 Q154A - Provincial Politics Preference.....................920 1109 Q154B - Provincial Politics Political Leaning..............921 1110 Q154C - Which Political Party..............................922 1111 Q154AOTH - Other Provincial Political Affiliation..........923 1112 Q154COTH - Other Political Party Leaning...................923 FAMILY BACKGROUND 1113 Q155F1 - Father Born in Canada.............................924 1114 Q155F2 - Country or Province of Father's Birth.............924 1115 Q155M1 - Mother Born in Canada.............................925 1116 Q155M2 - Country or Province of Mother's Birth.............925 1117 Q156F - Father's Highest Level of Education............926-927 1118 Q156M - Mother's Highest Level of Education............928-929 1119 Q158CODE - Breadwinner's Occupation Codeable to 7-digits...930 1120 Q161 - Number of Brothers And Sisters......................931 1121 Q162CODE - Mother's Occupation Codeable to 7-digits........932 DEMOGRAPHICS 1122 Q163A - Training Aside From Regular School.................933 1123 Q163B - What Trade.........................................933 1124 Q164A - Country of Birth - Respondent......................934 1125 Q164B - Year Came to Live in Canada........................934 CODEBOOK VARIABLE LIST xlv Variable Page Number Number 1126 Q165 - Year of Birth.......................................935 1127 Q166B - Respondent Childhood in Rural Canada...............935 1128 Q166B1 - Country or Province of Rural Area.................936 1129 Q166DCT - City or Town Name................................936 1130 Q166DPC - Respondent Childhood in Urban Canada.............937 1131 Q166DPC1 - Country or Province of Urban Area...............937 1132 Q166E - Amount of Time Lived Here..........................938 1133 Q168D - Denomination of Family Religious Services..........939 1134 Q169 - Ethnic Group Father's Family........................940 1135 Q170A - Language Most Comfortable With 1...................941 1136 Q170B - Language Most Comfortable With 2...................942 1137 Q170C - Language Most Comfortable With 3...................943 1138 Q171A - Main Language Used at Work 1.......................944 1139 Q171B - Main Language Used at Work 2.......................945 1140 Q171C - Main Language Used at Work 3.......................946 1141 Q172AEST - Household Income Estimated......................946 1142 Q172BEST - 1981 Personal Income Estimated..................947 1143 Q176C - Only Earn Income From Investments..................947 1144 Q178 - Type of Dwelling....................................948 1145 Q179 - Language Used in Interview..........................949 CONSTRUCTED VARIABLES 1146 PINE01 - Pineo-porter Class Categories.................950-951 1147 BLISHEN1 - 1971 Blishen SES Score..........................952 1148 OCC1 - Respondent's Occupation - 15 Categories.............953 1149 OCC2 - Respondent's Occupation - 5 Categories..............954 1150 IND2 - Respondent's Industry - 7 Categories................955 1151 CANCLASS - Canadian Class Locations........................956 1152 CLASS2 - Canadian Class Locations..........................957 1153 FRSTOCC - First Job Occupation.............................958 1154 FRSTIND - First Job Industry...............................958 1155 JOCC1 - First Prior Occupation - 15 Categories.............959 1156 JOCC2 - First Prior Occupation - 5 Categories..............960 1157 JOCC3 - First Prior Occupation - 27 Categories.........961-962 1158 JIND1 - First Prior Industry - 12 Categories...............963 1159 JIND2 - First Prior Industry - 7 Categories................964 1160 SOCC1 - Spouse's Occupation - 15 Categories................965 1161 SOCC2 - Spouse's Occupation - 5 Categories.................966 1162 SOCC3 - Spouse's Occupation - 27 Categories............967-968 1163 SIND1 - Spouse's Industry - 12 Categories..................969 1164 SIND2 - Spouse's Industry - 7 Categories...................970 1165 FOCC1 - Family's Occupation - 15 Categories................971 1166 FOCC2 - Family's Occupation - 5 Categories.................972 1167 FOCC3 - Family's Occupation - 27 Categories............973-974 1168 FIND1 - Family's Industry - 12 Categories..................975 1169 FIND2 - Family's Industry - 7 Categories...................976 1170 MOCC3 - Mother's Occupation - 27 Categories............977-978 1171 WEIGHT1 - Sample Weight 1..................................979 1172 WEIGHT2 - Sample Weight 2..................................979 1173 WEIGHT3 - Sample Weight 3..................................980 1174 ICPSR Study Number 1175 ICPSR Edition Number 1176 ICPSR Part Number 1177 ICPSR Sequential Case Identification Number xlvi DESCRIPTION OF CODEBOOK The data codebook gives characteristics of individual variables of which there are 1173. Below is a typical variable in the data codebook followed by an explanation of entries. The numbers in brackets do not appear in the actual text of the data codebook, but rather refer to the descriptions which match each entry. .................................................................... Õ13å REF. NO. 16. This question applies to those who are/were self-employed. Õ1å V16 Õ5å Reference: 016 Õ2å BUSINESS, PRACTICE, OR FARM Õ6å File I.D.: 02 Õ3å Location: 31 Width: 2 Õ7å Country: 1,2,5 Õ4å Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Õ8å Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,5 - IF REF 14 EQ 2 Õ9å Is that in your own business or service, in your own professional practice, or on your own farm? Õ10å Õ11å 1 Business or service 2 Professional practice 3 Farm 4 Independent operator -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused [12] 1 2 3 4 -1 -2 -3 -5 [10] U.S. A7b 142 32 17 13 1556 0 0 0 [13] Sweden TYPFOR 72 3 22 0 1045 0 3 0 Finland V16 54 31 68 0 845 0 0 0 Õ14å Note: Finland The Finnish variable, V16, was constructed using question A3 in Finnish Questionnaire I. .................................................................... xlvii Õ1å The variable number is used as a variable name when the file is processed by systems (e.g., SPSS) which use alphabetic names. Õ2å The abbreviated variable label is used by statistical systems to identify the variable on program output. Õ3å The starting location and width of this variable in the data is the format information needed to read the data into other systems. Õ4å The number of decimal places (if any) implicit in the variable is indicated. Õ5å Both a variable number and a reference number are assigned to each data item. Should the data be subsetted or rearranged in subsequent files, the variable number may change to reflect the order of the new data file, while the reference number remains the same. Õ6å File I.D. is an identification number unique to this data file. The file identification number and variable number uniquely identify any variable within the entire data set. Õ7åÕ8å Country and Universe definition together define the observations for which the variable is applicable. (See Variable 1 for country definition) Õ9å The text of the question from the survey form is included. Õ10å Indicates the code values occurring in the data for this variable. Õ11å Indicates the textual definitions of the codes. Õ12å Indicates the country and question number from the individual surveys or the assigned variable label. Õ13å Indicates the frequency of occurrence of each code. Õ14å The explanatory text refers to the current variable or a group of variables which follow. Conventions for Skipped Questions and Missing Data: 0 = value of zero -1 = skip; question does not apply because of skip logic -2 = don't know -3 = missing data; question applies but was not answered -4 = data not available for this country -5 = refused 1 V1 Reference: 1 COUNTRY File I.D.: 02 Location: 1 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,3,4,5 - ALL COUNTRY 1 United States 1760 cases 2 Sweden 1145 cases 3 Norway 2532 cases 4 Canada 2577 cases 5 Finland 998 cases ******************************************************************** V2 Reference: 2 INTERVIEW NO File I.D.: 02 Location: 3 Width: 4 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,3,4,5 - ALL U.S. INTERVIEW NUMBER Sweden ILPNR Norway ID Canada NEWID Finland NPR ******************************************************************** V3 Reference: 3 INTERVIEW ID File I.D.: 02 Location: 7 Width: 4 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - ALL Interviewer's ID number (four digits) U.S. ITEM 1 Canada EMPNOVER 2 V4 Reference: 4 MONTH File I.D.: 02 Location: 11 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - ALL Date - Month 6 June 7 July 8 August 9 September -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 6 7 8 9 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------- U.S. Item 2 400 1024 300 33 0 0 3 0 ******************************************************************** V5 Reference: 5 DAY File I.D.: 02 Location: 13 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - ALL Date - Day 1-31 Day of interview -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-31 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. Item 2 1754 0 0 6 0 3 V6 Reference: 6 LENGTH File I.D.: 02 Location: 15 Width: 3 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - ALL Length of Interview 1-995 Total minutes -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-995 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. Item 3 1697 0 1 62 0 4 V7 Reference: 7 TYPE File I.D.: 02 Location: 18 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - ALL Questionnaire type 1 Working for pay, self-employed, working without pay in a family business or farm 2 Housewives and Unemployed -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. TYPE 1498 262 0 0 0 0 Canada VERS2 1785 792 0 0 0 0 NOTE: U.S. For the U.S. questionnaire type 2, the questions were phrased in the past tense. (Variables 12 through 130) Canada For the Canadian questionnaire type 2, the questions were phrased in the past tense. 5 V8 Reference: 8 CHECKPOINT1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 20 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 7 EQ 2 Interview checkpoint 1 Respondent is housewife 2 Respondent is unemployed, worked before 3 Respondent is unemployed, never worked -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. A2 170 91 1 1498 0 0 0 Canada XA2 143 485 163 1785 0 1 0 6 V9 Reference: 9 EVER WORKED File I.D.: 02 Location: 22 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 8 EQ 1,3 Have you ever worked at a job on a regular basis for most of the year? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. A2a 139 32 1589 0 0 0 Canada Q1AX 98 207 2270 0 2 0 NOTE: Canada The Canadian variable, Q1AX, excludes respondents who are unemployed or have worked before. Q1AX was constructed using Q1A REF 865. 7 V10 Reference: 10 LAST WORKED File I.D.: 02 Location: 24 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 9 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 8 EQ 2 OR REF 9 EQ 1 When did you last work a regular job for most of the year? 1-83 Last two digits of year -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-83 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. A2b 133 1621 0 6 0 Canada Q1BY 583 1994 0 0 0 8 REF. NOS. 11-14. These questions apply to all who have ever had jobs. V11 Reference: 11 JOB PREFERENCE File I.D.: 02 Location: 26 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 7 EQ 1 OR REF 8 EQ 2 OR REF 9 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 2,3,5 - ALL First, we'd like to know about your general views toward work. Please tell me which one of the following jobs you would rather have: 1 JOB #1: A moderately interesting and enjoyable job with high pay, or 2 JOB #2: An extremely interesting and enjoyable job with only average pay -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. A3 654 1059 32 0 15 0 Sweden INSARB 87 1023 0 0 35 0 Norway SP096A 228 2274 0 0 30 0 Canada Q2 773 1578 209 17 0 0 Finland V11 215 678 0 0 105 0 NOTE: Finland The Finnish variable, V11, is question B4 in Finnish Questionnaire I. The Finnish question was phrased differently: "Please tell me which of the following jobs you would rather have: 1 Only a little interesting and enjoyable job with really high pay 2 A very interesting and enjoyable job with only average pay." 9 V12 Reference: 12 OCCUPATION File I.D.: 02 Location: 28 Width: 4 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 7 EQ 1 OR REF 8 EQ 2 OR REF 9 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 2,5 - ALL FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 560 EQ 1 OR REF 561 EQ 1 Now we would like to ask you some questions about your main job/last job you held. What kind of work do/did you do? What are/were some of your main duties or activities? U.S. 1-994 3-digit 1970 Census Occupation Code Sweden 1-981 3-digit Swedish version of the Nordic Classification of Occupations Code Norway 1-7000 4-digit Norway version of the Nordic Classification of Occupations Code Canada 1113-9919 4-digit 1971 Canadian Classification and Dictionary of Occupations Code Finland 1-994 3-digit 1970 Census Occupation Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-7000 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. A4 1709 32 0 19 0 Sweden NYK 1142 0 0 3 0 Norway SP008 1684 818 0 30 0 Canada OCCUP1 2368 209 0 0 0 Finland V12 989 0 0 9 0 NOTE: U.S. See Supplementary Code 1 for 1970 Census Occupation Code. See REF 536 for U.S. collapsed version of respondent's occupation. In V12-V130 the questions were phrased in the past tense for unemployed and housewife respondents. (continued on next page) 10 (Variable 12 continued) Sweden See Supplementary Code 26 for Swedish version of the Nordic Classification of Occupations. See REF 536 for Swedish collpsed version of respondent's occupation. Norway See Supplementary Code 25 for Norwegian version of the Nordic Classification of Occupations. See REF 536 for Norwegian collapsed version of respondent's occupation. Canada The 4-digit Canadian Occupations Code is from the Occupational Classification Manual, Census of Canada, 1971, based on Canadian Classification and Dictionary of Occupations, Volume II. The Canadian variable, OCCUP1, was constructed using Q3 in the Canadian Questionnaire. See REF 536 for Canadian collapsed version of respondent's occupation. Finland See Supplementary Code 1 for 1970 Census Occupation Code. The Finnish variable, V12, is question A2a in Finnish Questionnaire I. The Finnish question was phrased differently: "What is your trade or profession? What are some of your main duties or activities?" See REF 536 for Finnish collapsed version of respondent's occupation. 11 V13 Reference: 13 INDUSTRY File I.D.: 02 Location: 32 Width: 3 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 7 EQ 1 OR REF 8 EQ 2 OR REF 9 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 2,5 - ALL FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 560 EQ 1 OR REF 561 EQ 1 What kind of business or organization is/was that in? That is, what do/did they make or do? U.S. 1-997 3-digit 1970 Census Industry Code Sweden 1-859 3-digit Swedish Industry Code Norway 11-95 2-digit Norwegian Industry Code Canada 11-999 3-digit 1980 Standard Industrial Classification Code. Finland 1-75 2-digit Finnish Industry Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-997 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. A6 1669 32 0 59 0 Sweden NGR 1141 0 0 4 0 Norway SP007 1690 818 0 24 0 Canada SIC1 2368 209 0 0 0 Finland V13 994 0 0 4 0 NOTE: U.S. See Supplementary Code 2 for 1970 Census Industry Code. See REF 537 for U.S. collapsed version of respondent's industry. (continued on next page) 12 (Variable 13 continued) Sweden See Supplementary Code 27 for Swedish Industry Code based upon the "International Standard Industrial Classification of All Economic Activities." See REF 537 for Swedish collapsed version of respondent's occupation. Norway See Supplementary Code 28 for Norwegian Industry Code based upon the "International Standard Industrial Classification of All Economic Activities." See REF 537 for Norwegian collapsed version of respondent's industry. For Norway this variable applies to all respondents who have permanent or temporary/casual work. Canada See Supplementary Code 64 for 3-digit 1980 Standard Industrial Classification Code. The Canadian variable, SIC1, was constructed using Q5 in the Canadian Questionnaire. See REF 537 for Canadian collapsed version of respondent's industry. Finland See Supplementary Code 65 for Finnish Industry Code based on the 4-digit Nordic Industry Code. The Finnish variable, V13, is question A1a in Finnish Questionnaire I. See REF 537 for Finnish collapsed version of respondent's occupation. 13 V14 Reference: 14 EMPLOYEE/S-E/WORK WO PAY File I.D.: 02 Location: 35 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 7 EQ 1 OR REF 8 EQ 2 OR REF 9 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 2,5 - All FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 560 EQ 1 OR REF 561 EQ 1 Are you employed by someone else, are you self-employed or do you work without pay in a family business or farm? 1 Someone else 2 Self-employed 3 Work without pay -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. A7 1505 204 19 32 0 0 0 Sweden TYPANS 1037 100 6 0 0 2 0 Norway SP009 1495 196 23 818 0 0 0 Canada Q6A 2027 324 17 209 0 0 0 Finland V14 790 153 55 0 0 0 0 NOTE: Finland The Finnish variable, V14, was constructed using question A3 in Finnish Questionnaire I. I-A3 text: "What is your occupational status? 1 Employed by someone else 2 Owner of a private business 3 Professional practice (self-employed) 4 Farmer (self-employed) 5 Works as a family member in a private business or professional practice 6 Works as a family member in a farm 7 Unemployed (seeking a job) 8 Non-employed, self-dependent 9 Family member 10 Something else, please specify..." 14 REF. NO. 15. This question applies to those who work(ed) for someone else. V15 Reference: 15 GOVT/NONPROFIT/PROFT ORG File I.D.: 02 Location: 37 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,5 - IF REF 14 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 14 EQ 1,3 Is that for a government agency, a nonprofit organization, or a profit-making business? 1 Government agency 2 Nonprofit 3 Profit-making 4 Independent operator/contracts own labor 6 Government industry (Sweden only) 7 Other -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 6 7 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. A7a 329 123 1048 1 0 1 Sweden TYPARB 440 41 522 0 33 0 Norway SP300 658 29 811 0 0 0 Finland V15 293 13 473 0 0 10 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. A7a 255 2 1 0 Sweden TYPARB 109 0 0 0 Norway SP300 1014 0 20 0 Finland V15 208 0 1 0 (continued on next page) 15 (Variable 15 continued) NOTE: Sweden Only the Swedish survey provided code 6 as a response option. Norway The Norwegian variable, SP300, was constructed using SP029 REF 591 and SP030 REF 592. Codes 1,2 and 3 were the only response options provided by the Norwegian survey. Finland The Finnish variable, V15, was constructed using question A4 in Finnish Questionnaire I. I-A4 text: "What do you work for? 1 A private enterprise or company 2 The State, community or a union of communities 3 A business or company owned by the State or other public authority 4 A co-operative company or organization 5 Some other society or organization 6 Something else, please specify..." 16 REF. NO. 16. This question applies to those who are/were self- employed. V16 Reference: 16 BUSINESS/PRACTICE/FARM File I.D.: 02 Location: 39 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,5 - IF REF 14 EQ 2 Is that in your own business or service, in your own professional practice, or on your own farm? 1 Business or service 2 Professional practice 3 Farm 4 Independent operator -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. A7b 142 32 17 13 1556 0 0 0 Sweden TYPFOR 72 3 22 0 1045 0 3 0 Finland V16 54 31 68 0 845 0 0 0 NOTE: Finland The Finnish variable, V16, was constructed using question A3 in Finnish Questionnaire I. I-A3 text: "What is your occupational status? 1 Employed by someone else 2 Owner of a private business 3 Professional practice (self-employed) 4 Farmer (self-employed) 5 Works as a family member in a private business or professional practice 6 Works as a family member in a farm 7 Unemployed (seeking a job) 8 Non-employed, self-dependent 9 Family member 10 Something else, please specify..." 17 REF. NO. 17. This question applies to those who work(ed) for a profit-making firm. See Appendix I for more information about this variable. V17 Reference: 17 OWNER File I.D.: 02 Location: 41 Width: 2 Country: 1,2 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2 - IF REF 15 EQ 3 Are you an owner or part owner of this firm? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. A8 28 1009 712 0 11 0 Sweden DELAG 21 481 623 0 20 0 18 REF. NOS. 18-20. These questions apply to those who are/were employees but own(ed) part of the profit-making firm. See Appendix I for more information about these variables. V18 Reference: 18 OTHER OWNERS File I.D.: 02 Location: 43 Width: 2 Country: 1,2 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2 - IF REF 17 EQ 1 Are there other owners of this firm, or are you the sole owner? 1 Other owners 2 Sole owner -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. A8a 28 0 1732 0 0 0 Sweden ENSAG 17 2 1124 0 2 0 19 V19 Reference: 19 PERCENT OWN File I.D.: 02 Location: 45 Width: 3 Country: 1,2 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2 - IF REF 18 EQ 1 About what percent of this firm do you own? 1-100 Actual percent -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-100 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. A8b 14 1732 5 9 0 Sweden MANAG 13 1128 0 4 0 ******************************************************************** V20 Reference: 20 ACTUAL PARTNER File I.D.: 02 Location: 48 Width: 2 Country: 1,2 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 17 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 2 - IF REF 18 EQ 1 Do you just own stock in this firm or are you an actual partner? 1 Just own stock 2 Actual partner 3 Owner-employee/significant stock holder -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. A8c 17 7 4 1732 0 0 0 Sweden REAG 4 13 0 1127 0 1 0 20 REF. NOS. 21-31. These questions apply to those who own(ed) the profit-making firm. V21 Reference: 21 #PERM EMPLES-BUSINESS File I.D.: 02 Location: 50 Width: 5 Country: 1,2,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2 - IF REF 16 EQ 1,4 OR REF 20 EQ 2,3 FOR COUNTRY EQ 5 - IF REF 16 EQ 1 About how many people are employed in this business on a permanent basis? 0-99,994 Actual number 99,995 99,995 or more -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0 1-99,995 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. A9 36 126 1594 0 4 0 Sweden FORANS 30 54 1059 0 2 0 Finland V21 15 39 944 0 0 0 NOTE: Finland The Finnish variable, V21, was constructed using question 5 in Finnish Questionnaire III. III-5 text: "How many workers does your business employ permanently?" In the Finnish data a distinction cannot be made between those owners who have not answered and those who do not have any employees. 21 V22 Reference: 22 #TEMP EMPLES-BUSINESS File I.D.: 02 Location: 55 Width: 5 Country: 1,2,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2 - IF REF 16 EQ 1,4 OR REF 20 EQ 2,3 FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 945 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 5 - IF REF 16 EQ 1 About how many people are employed on a casual or seasonal basis? 0-99,994 Actual number 99,995 99,995 or more -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0 1-99,995 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. A10 90 64 1594 0 12 0 Sweden SASANS 52 23 1060 0 10 0 Canada Q9A 25 48 2503 1 0 0 Finland V22 35 19 944 0 0 0 NOTE: Finland The Finnish variable, V22, was constructed using question 6 in Finnish Questionnaire III. III-6 text: "How many seasonably?" In the Finnish data a distinction cannot be made between those owners who have not answered and those who do not have any employees. 22 V23 Reference: 23 #WKS TEMP EMPLES-BUSINES File I.D.: 02 Location: 60 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,5 - IF REF 22 NE 0,-1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 22 NE 0 On the average, how many weeks a year do you employ such people? 1-52 Number of weeks -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-52 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. A10a 57 1684 2 17 0 Sweden SASLA 12 1112 0 21 0 Canada Q9B 47 2528 2 0 0 Finland V23 17 979 0 2 0 NOTE: Finland The Finnish variable V23 is question 6a in Finnish Questionnaire III. 23 V24 Reference: 24 HOW LONG OWNER-YRS File I.D.: 02 Location: 62 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2 - IF REF 16 EQ 1,4 OR REF 20 EQ 2,3 FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 770 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 5 - IF REF 16 EQ 1 For how long have you been an owner of this business? (years) 0-60 Actual number of years -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0-60 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. A11YRS 152 1594 0 14 0 Sweden LAAG 81 1059 0 5 0 Canada Q10YRS 175 2399 0 3 0 Finland V24 54 944 0 0 0 Note: Finland The Finnish variable, V24, is question 8b in Finnish questionnaire III. 24 V25 Reference: 25 HOW LONG OWNER-MOS File I.D.: 02 Location: 64 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2 - IF REF 16 EQ 1,4 OR REF 20 EQ 2,3 FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 770 EQ 1 For how long have you been an owner of this business? (months) 0-12 Actual number of months -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0-12 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. A11MOS 151 1594 0 15 0 Sweden LAAG 80 1060 0 5 0 Canada Q10MOS 174 2399 0 4 0 25 V26 Reference: 26 FRANCHISE-BUSINESS File I.D.: 02 Location: 66 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2 - IF REF 16 EQ 1,4 OR REF 20 EQ 2,3 FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 770 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 5 - IF REF 16 EQ 1 Is this business a franchise operation? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. A12 13 139 1594 0 14 0 Sweden FRANCH 7 55 1059 0 24 0 Canada Q11A 22 156 2399 0 0 0 Finland V26 2 52 944 0 0 0 NOTE: Finland The Finnish variable, V26, is question 10 in Finnish questionnaire III. 26 V27 Reference: 27 R CONTROL FRANCHISE File I.D.: 02 Location: 68 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 26 EQ 1 Can you run this franchise business more or less as you want to, or does the franchise-granting corporation tell you how to run your business? 1 Run as respondent wants 2 Run as corporation wants 3 Both -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. A12a 11 0 1 1747 0 1 0 Canada Q11B 15 6 1 2555 0 0 0 27 V28 Reference: 28 STATE FUNDS-BUSINESS File I.D.: 02 Location: 70 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2 - IF REF 16 EQ 1,4 OR REF 20 EQ 2,3 FOR COUNTRY EQ 5 - IF REF 16 EQ 1 Does your business regularly receive funds from or do any business with the federal, state or local government? 1 Yes 3 Both receives funds and does business with the federal, state or local government 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 3 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. A13 21 1 140 1594 2 2 0 Sweden FORBID 14 0 46 1059 0 26 0 Finland V28 25 3 26 944 0 0 0 NOTE: Finland The Finnish variable, V28, was constructed using question 13 and 14 in Finnish Questionnaire III. III-13 text: "Does your business regularly receive funds from the public sector?" III-14 text: "Does your business do any business with the public sector?" 28 V29 Reference: 29 %STATE FUNDS-BUSINESS File I.D.: 02 Location: 72 Width: 3 Country: 1,2,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,5 - IF REF 28 EQ 1,3 About what percent of your total business is with the government? (If both receives funds and does business with the federal, state or local government - record total or higher percentage.) 1-50 Actual percent 51-100 Actual percent (U.S. and Finland only) 200 More than 50 percent (Sweden only) 300 Less than 50 percent (Sweden only) -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-100 200 300 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. A13a 20 0 0 1738 1 1 0 Sweden HUR 5 2 4 1131 0 3 0 Finland V29 26 0 0 970 0 2 0 NOTE: Finland The Finnish variable, V29, was constructed using question 14a in Finnish Questionnaire III. III-14a text: "What portion of your annual business is with the government?" 29 V30 Reference: 30 BUSINESS VALUE1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 75 Width: 8 Country: 1,2 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 16 EQ 1,4 OR REF 20 EQ 2,3 AND REF 7 NE 2 FOR COUNTRY EQ 2 - IF REF 16 EQ 1,4 OR REF 20 EQ 2,3 If you were to sell your business, about what would you expect to get for it? 0-99,999,994 Actual amount (U.S. Dollars, Swedish Crowns) 99,999,995 99,999,995 or more -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0-99,999,995 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. A14 91 1603 31 35 0 Sweden VARDE 85 1059 0 1 0 30 V31 Reference: 31 BUSINESS INCORPORATED1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 83 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 16 EQ 1,4 OR REF 20 EQ 2,3 FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 770 EQ 1 Is your business incorporated? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. A15 46 102 1594 0 18 0 Canada Q13A 58 120 2399 0 0 0 31 REF. NOS. 32-42. These questions apply to those who own(ed) a farm. V32 Reference: 32 FARM TYPE File I.D.: 02 Location: 85 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 16 EQ 3 What kind of farm is this? 1 Grains (corn, oats, wheat, barley, rye, rice) 2 Soybeans, beans, peanuts, other nuts 11 Fruit, orchards, grapes 21 Sugar beets 22 Potato, sweet potatoes 27 Vegetables, single type or mixed; "truck farm" 31 Cattle, beef 32 Other livestock (except 41); hogs, chickens, sheep 33 Other livestock (except 41) and grain 41 Dairy farm, milk cows 42 Dairy cows, grains 51 Cotton 52 Livestock and/or grain and/or crops (at least two of these) 53 Beans and grains 54 Vegetables; peanuts, soybeans, beans and other nuts; grains 97 Other (include combinations not above) -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 11 21 22 27 31 32 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. A16 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 33 41 42 51 52 53 54 97 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. A16 1 4 1 0 3 1 1 1 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. A16 1743 0 1 0 32 V33 Reference: 33 # PERM EMPLES-FARM File I.D.: 02 Location: 87 Width: 3 Country: 1,2,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,5 - IF REF 16 EQ 3 FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 770 EQ 3 About how many people are employed on your farm on a permanent basis? 0-994 Actual number 995 995 or more -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0 1-995 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. A17 5 11 1743 0 1 0 Sweden ANSJO 19 3 1122 0 1 0 Canada Q16 109 15 2453 0 0 0 Finland V33 65 3 930 0 0 0 NOTE: Canada The Canadian question was phrased differently: "About how many people do you employ on your farm on a permanent basis, that is, for more than six months of the year?" Finland The Finnish variable, V33, was constructed using question 18a in Finnish Questionnaire II. II-18a text: "How many people have there been working on your farm on a permanent basis in 1980?" In the Finnish data a distinction cannot be made between those farmers who have not answered and those who do not have any employees. 33 V34 Reference: 34 # TEMP EMPLES-FARM File I.D.: 02 Location: 90 Width: 3 Country: 1,2,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,5 - IF REF 16 EQ 3 FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 770 EQ 3 About how many people are employed on a casual or seasonal basis? 0-994 Actual number 995 995 or more -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0 1-995 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. A18 8 8 1743 0 1 0 Sweden TILJO 15 6 1122 0 2 0 Canada Q17A 86 38 2453 0 0 0 Finland V34 56 12 930 0 0 0 NOTE: Finland The Finnish variable, V34, was constructed using question 18c in Finnish Questionnaire II. The Finnish question was phrased differently: "How many people have there been working on a seasonal basis on your farm in 1980?" In the Finnish data a distinction cannot be made between those farmers who have not answered and those who do not have any employees. 34 V35 Reference: 35 # WKS TEMP EMPES-FARM File I.D.: 02 Location: 93 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,4,5 - IF REF 34 NE 0,-1 On the average, how many weeks a year do you employ such people? 1-52 Number of weeks -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-52 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. A18a 8 1751 0 1 0 Sweden LAJO 5 1137 0 3 0 Canada Q17B 38 2539 0 0 0 Finland V35 10 986 0 2 0 NOTE: Finland The Finnish variable, V35, was constructed using question 18c in Finnish Questionnaire II. The Finnish question was phrased differently: "How many people have there been working on a seasonal basis on your farm in 1980?" In the Finnish data a distinction cannot be made between those farmers who have not answered and those who do not have any employees. 35 V36 Reference: 36 HOW LONG RUN FARM-YRS File I.D.: 02 Location: 95 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,5 - IF REF 16 EQ 3 FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 770 EQ 3 For how long have you run this farm? (years) 0-80 Actual number of years -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0-80 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. A19YRS 17 1743 0 0 0 Sweden LAJOR 22 1122 0 1 0 Canada Q18YRS 123 2453 0 1 0 Finland V36 68 930 0 0 0 Note: Finland The Finnish variable, V36, was constructed using question 13 in Finnish questionnaire II. II-13 text: "From which year on have you owned the farm?" 36 V37 Reference: 37 HOW LONG RUN FARM-MOS File I.D.: 02 Location: 97 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2 - IF REF 16 EQ 3 FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 770 EQ 3 For how long have you run this farm? (months) 0-12 Actual number of months -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0-12 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. A19MOS 16 1743 0 1 0 Sweden LAJOR 22 1122 0 1 0 Canada Q18MOS 123 2453 0 1 0 37 V38 Reference: 38 OWN FARM File I.D.: 02 Location: 99 Width: 2 Country: 1,2 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2 - IF REF 16 EQ 3 Do you or your family actually own this farm or are you a tenant? 1 Own 2 Tenant 3 Sharecropper; farm "on shares" 7 Other -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 7 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. A20 16 1 0 0 1743 0 0 0 Sweden AGJO 14 3 0 0 1123 0 5 0 38 V39 Reference: 39 STATE FUNDS-FARM File I.D.: 02 Location: 101 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,5 - IF REF 16 EQ 3 Do you receive any direct subsidies from the federal, state, or local government? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. A21 0 15 1743 0 2 0 Sweden JOBID 0 16 1123 0 6 0 Finland V39 17 2 930 8 41 0 NOTE: Finland The Finnish variable, V39, was constructed using question 25a in Finnish Questionnaire II. II-25a text: "What per cent of your income from agriculture consisted of subsidies from the government?" 39 V40 Reference: 40 %STATE FUNDS-FARM File I.D.: 02 Location: 103 Width: 3 Country: 1,2 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2 - IF REF 39 EQ 1 About what percent of your gross revenues do these subsidies represent? 1-100 Actual percent -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-100 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. A21a 0 1760 0 0 0 Sweden JOPRO 0 1145 0 0 0 40 V41 Reference: 41 FARM VALUE File I.D.: 02 Location: 106 Width: 8 Country: 1,2,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2 - IF REF 16 EQ 3 FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 770 EQ 3 If you were to sell your farm, about what would you expect to get for it? 1-99,999,984 Actual amount (U.S. Dollars, Swedish Crowns, Canadian Dollars) -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-99,999,984 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. A22 12 1743 2 3 0 Sweden JOVAR 22 1123 0 0 0 Canada Q22 96 2463 12 2 4 ******************************************************************** V42 Reference: 42 FARM INCORPORATED File I.D.: 02 Location: 114 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 16 EQ 3 Is this farm incorporated? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. A22a 4 11 1743 0 2 0 41 REF. NOS. 43-49: These questions apply to those who are/were self- employed professionals. V43 Reference: 43 OWNER-PRACTICE File I.D.: 02 Location: 116 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,5 - IF REF 16 EQ 2 FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 770 EQ 2 Are you the sole owner of this practice or are there other owners? 1 Sole owner 2 Other owners -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. A23 21 11 1728 0 0 0 Sweden PRAENS 1 3 1139 0 2 0 Canada Q23A 12 10 2555 0 0 0 Finland V43 27 4 967 0 0 0 NOTE: Finland The Finnish variable, V43, was constructed using question 29 in Finnish Questionnaire III. 42 V44 Reference: 44 %OWN-PRACTICE File I.D.: 02 Location: 118 Width: 3 Country: 1,2,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,4,5 - IF REF 43 EQ 2 About what percent do you own? 1-100 Actual percent -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-100 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. A23a 9 1749 0 2 0 Sweden PROPRO 3 1142 0 0 0 Canada Q23B 10 2567 0 0 0 Finland V44 2 994 0 2 0 NOTE: Finland The Finnish variable, V44, is question 29b in Finnish Questionnaire III. 43 V45 Reference: 45 #EMPLES-PRACTICE File I.D.: 02 Location: 121 Width: 3 Country: 1,2,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,5 - IF REF 16 EQ 2 FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 770 EQ 2 How many other people (not counting partners in your practice) are employed in your professional practice? 0-994 Actual number 995 995 or more -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0-995 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. A24 32 1728 0 0 0 Sweden PROANS 6 1139 0 0 0 Canada Q24 22 2555 0 0 0 Finland V45 31 967 0 0 0 NOTE: Finland The Finnish variable, V45, is question 31 in Finnish Questionnaire III. In the Finnish data a distinction cannot be made between those professionals who have not answered and those who do not have any employees. 44 V46 Reference: 46 HOW LONG PRACTICE-YRS File I.D.: 02 Location: 124 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,5 - IF REF 16 EQ 2 FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 770 EQ 2 How long have you had this practice? (years) 0-80 Actual number of years -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0-80 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. A25YRS 32 1728 0 0 0 Sweden PROAR 6 1139 0 0 0 Canada Q25YRS 22 2555 0 0 0 Finland V46 31 967 0 0 0 Note: Finland The Finnish variable, V46, is question 32 in Finnish Questionnaire III. 45 V47 Reference: 47 HOW LONG PRACTICE-MOS File I.D.: 02 Location: 126 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2 - IF REF 16 EQ 2 FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 770 EQ 2 How long have you had this practice? (months) 0-12 Actual number of months -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0-12 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. A25MOS 32 1728 0 0 0 Sweden PROAR 6 1139 0 0 0 Canada Q25MOS 22 2555 0 0 0 46 V48 Reference: 48 STATE FUNDS-PRACTICE File I.D.: 02 Location: 128 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,5 - IF REF 16 EQ 2 Does any part of the income from your professional practice come directly from the federal, state, or local government? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. A26 6 26 1728 0 0 0 Sweden PROSTA 1 4 1139 0 1 0 Finland V48 5 26 967 0 0 0 NOTE: Finland The Finnish variable, V48, was constructed using question 33 in Finnish Questionnaire III. III-33 text: "Does your professional practice receive support from the public sector?" 47 V49 Reference: 49 %STATE FUNDS-PRACTICE File I.D.: 02 Location: 130 Width: 3 Country: 1,2 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2 - IF REF 48 EQ 1 About what percent of this income comes from the government? 1-100 Actual percent -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-100 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. A26a 4 1754 1 1 0 Sweden PROINK 1 1144 0 0 0 48 REF. NOS. 50-56: These questions apply to those who work without pay in a family business or on a family farm. V50 Reference: 50 FAMILY BUSINESS OR FARM File I.D.: 02 Location: 133 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,4,5 - IF REF 14 EQ 3 Is this a family business or is it a farm? 1 Family business 2 Farm -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. A27 16 3 1741 0 0 0 Sweden OAVLO 1 4 1137 0 3 0 Canada Q26 5 12 2560 0 0 0 Finland V50 3 52 943 0 0 0 NOTE: Finland The Finnish variable, V50, was constructed using question A3 in Finnish Questionnaire I. I-A3 text: "What is your occupational status? 1 Employed by someone else 2 Owner of a private business 3 Professional practice (self-employed) 4 Farmer (self-employed) 5 Works as a family member in a private business or professional practice 6 Works as a family member in a farm 7 Unemployed (seeking a job) 8 Non-employed, self-dependent 9 Family member 10 Something else, please specify..." 49 V51 Reference: 51 ANY PAID EMPLES-FAMILY File I.D.: 02 Location: 135 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,4,5 - IF REF 14 EQ 3 Are there any paid employees on this business/farm? That is, nonfamily members who work for wages? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. A28 10 9 1741 0 0 0 Sweden OAVANS 3 3 1137 0 2 0 Canada Q27A 6 11 2560 0 0 0 Finland V51 11 44 943 0 0 0 NOTE: Finland The Finnish variable, V51, was constructed using question 5 in Finnish Questionnaire III and question 18 in Finnish Questionnaire II. III-5 text: "How many workers does your business employ permanently?" II-18 text: "Have there been any paid employees in 1980?" 50 V52 Reference: 52 #PERM EMPLES-FAMILY File I.D.: 02 Location: 137 Width: 3 Country: 1,2,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,4,5 - IF REF 51 EQ 1 How many people are employed on a permanent basis? 0-994 Actual number -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0-994 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. A28a 10 1750 0 0 0 Sweden OAVANT 3 1142 0 0 0 Canada Q27B 6 2571 0 0 0 Finland V52 4 987 0 7 0 NOTE: Finland The Finnish variable, V52, was constructed using question 5 in Finnish Questionnaire III and question 18a in Finnish Questionnaire II. III-5 text: "How many workers does your business employ permanently?" II-18a text: "How many people have been working on your farm on a permanent basis in 1980?" 51 V53 Reference: 53 OTHER FAMILY MEMBERS File I.D.: 02 Location: 140 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 14 EQ 3 What family members besides you work in this business/farm? 1 Respondent only; no other family members; "none" 2 Spouse 3 Child(ren) 4 Spouse and child(ren) 5 Other relatives 6 Spouse and other relatives 7 Children and other relatives 8 Spouse, children and other relatives -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. A29 0 6 2 3 4 3 0 0 Canada Q28 0 6 2 5 0 2 0 2 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. A29 1741 0 1 0 Canada Q28 2560 0 0 0 52 V54 Reference: 54 HOW LONG FAMILY OWN-YRS File I.D.: 02 Location: 142 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,4,5 - IF REF 14 EQ 3 For how long has your family owned this business/farm? (years) 0-95 Actual number of years -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0-95 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. A30YRS 18 1741 0 1 0 Sweden OAVLA 7 1137 0 1 0 Canada Q29YRS 17 2560 0 0 0 Finland V54 53 943 0 2 0 Note: Finland The Finnish variable, V54, was constructed using question 13 in Finnish Questionnaire II and question 8b in Finnish Questionnaire III. II-13 text: "From which year on have you owned the farm?" III-8b text: "For how long have you been an owner of this business? (years)" 53 V55 Reference: 55 HOW LONG FAMILY OWN-MOS File I.D.: 02 Location: 144 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,4 - IF REF 14 EQ 3 For how long has your family owned this business/farm? (months) 0-12 Actual number of months -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0-12 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. A30MOS 18 1741 0 1 0 Sweden OAVLA 8 1137 0 0 0 Canada Q29MOS 17 2560 0 0 0 54 V56 Reference: 56 FAMILY BUSINESS VALUE File I.D.: 02 Location: 146 Width: 6 Country: 1,2,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 14 EQ 3 AND REF 7 NE 2 FOR COUNTRY EQ 2,4 - IF REF 14 EQ 3 If your family were to sell this business/farm, about what do you think it would be worth? 0-999,994 Actual amount (U.S. Dollars, Swedish Crowns, Canadian Dollars) 999,995 999,995 or more -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0-999,995 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. A31 10 1743 1 6 0 Sweden OAVA 2 1137 0 6 0 Canada Q30X 11 2560 0 1 5 NOTE: Canada The Canadian variable, Q30X, was constructed using Q30, REF 866. 55 REF. NOS. 57-62: These questions apply to those who work without pay in a family business. V57 Reference: 57 CHECKPOINT 2 File I.D.: 02 Location: 152 Width: 2 Country: 1,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,5 - IF REF 14 EQ 3 Interview checkpoint 1 Family business 2 Farm -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. A32 16 3 1741 0 0 0 Finland V57 3 52 943 0 0 0 Note: Finland The Finnish variable, V57, was constructed using question A3 in Finnish Questionnaire I. I-A3 text: "What is your occupational status? 1 Employed by someone else 2 Owner of a private business 3 Professional practice (self-employed) 4 Farmer (self-employed) 5 Works as a family member in a private business or professional practice 6 Works as a family member in a farm 7 Unemployed (seeking a job) 8 Non-employed, self-dependent 9 Family member 10 Something else, please specify..." 56 V58 Reference: 58 FRANCHISE FAMILY BUSINES File I.D.: 02 Location: 154 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 57 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 50 EQ 1 Is this business a franchise operation? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. A33 1 15 1744 0 0 0 Canada Q31A 2 3 2572 0 0 0 57 V59 Reference: 59 R CONTROL FRANCH-FAMILY File I.D.: 02 Location: 156 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 58 EQ 1 Can you run this franchise business more or less as you want to, or does the franchise-granting corporation tell you how to run your business? 1 Run as respondent wants 2 Run as corporation wants 3 Both -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. A33a 1 0 0 1759 0 0 0 Canada Q31B 2 0 0 2575 0 0 0 58 V60 Reference: 60 STATE FUNDS-FAMILY BUS File I.D.: 02 Location: 158 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,5 - IF REF 57 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 2 - IF REF 50 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 14 EQ 3 Does your family business regularly receive funds from or do any business with the federal, state or local governments? 1 Yes 3 Both receives funds and does business with the federal, state or local governments. 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 3 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. A34 4 0 12 1744 0 0 0 Sweden OAVSTA 0 0 2 1141 0 2 0 Norway SP301A 9 1 11 2509 0 2 0 Finland V60 1 0 1 995 0 1 0 NOTE: Norway The Norwegian variable, SP301A, was constructed using SP009 REF 14 and SP031 REF 593. In the Norwegian survey these questions were answered by those respondents who worked without pay in a family business or on a family farm. Finland The Finnish variable, V60 was constructed using question 13 and 14 in Finnish Questionnaire III. 59 V61 Reference: 61 %STATE FUNDS-FAM BUSINES File I.D.: 02 Location: 160 Width: 3 Country: 1,2 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2 - IF REF 60 EQ 1,3 About what percent of your family's total business is with the government? (If both receives funds and does business with the federal, state or local governments - record total or higher percentage.) 1-100 Total or higher percent -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-100 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. A34a 3 1756 1 0 0 Sweden OAVPRO 0 1145 0 0 0 ******************************************************************** V62 Reference: 62 FAMILY BUSINESS-INCORP File I.D.: 02 Location: 163 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 60 EQ 1,3 Is your business incorporated? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. A35 0 4 1756 0 0 0 60 REF. NOS. 63-65. These questions apply to those who work(ed) for a government agency. V63 Reference: 63 TYPE GOVERNMENT File I.D.: 02 Location: 165 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,5 - IF REF 15 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 2 - IF REF 15 EQ 1,6,-3 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 15 EQ 1,2,3,-3 Is this the federal, state, or local government? (If more than one box is checked, code higher number, i.e. lowest of govt.) 1 Federal 2 State 3 Local 4 Government industry (Sweden only) -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. A36 128 83 113 0 1431 3 2 0 Sweden OFF 88 125 189 64 671 0 8 0 Norway SP302 266 114 278 0 1014 0 860 0 Finland V63 0 117 172 0 705 0 4 0 NOTE: Sweden Only the Swedish survey provided code 4 (government industry) as a possible response option. Norway The Norwegian variable, SP302, was constructed using SP029 REF 591, SP030 REF 592 and SP067 REF 617. Finland The Finnish variable, V63, was constructed using question A6 in Finnish Questionnaire I. I-A6 text: "Do you work for 1 The State 2 Community or city 3 Union of communities The Finnish survey did not provide code 1 (federal) as a possible response option. 61 V64 Reference: 64 PROMOTION1-GOVERNMENT File I.D.: 02 Location: 167 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,3,5 - IF REF 15 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 2 - IF REF 15 EQ 1,6,-3 FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 769 EQ 1 At your place of work, do more than half the people in positions like yours eventually get significant promotions; that is, a change in job title that brings a significant increase in pay and responsibilities? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. A37 102 215 1431 4 8 0 Sweden OFFBEF 40 400 671 2 32 0 Norway SP302A 68 579 1874 0 11 0 Canada Q35A 71 288 2211 7 0 0 Finland V64 84 203 705 0 6 0 NOTE: Norway The Norwegian variable, SP302A, was constructed using SP029 REF 591, SP030 REF 592 and SP067 REF 617. Finland The Finnish variable, V64, was constructed using question A14 in Finnish Questionnaire I. I-A14 text: "At your work-place, how many people in positions like yours get significant promotions after some years of work? (promotion = change in name of position or vocation, remarkable increase in pay or enlargement of responsibilities)." 62 V65 Reference: 65 PROMOTION2-GOVERNMENT File I.D.: 02 Location: 169 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,3,4 - IF REF 64 EQ 5 FOR COUNTRY EQ 5 - IF REF 15 EQ 1 Would it be some, a few, or none at all who get such promotions? 1 Some 3 A few 5 None at all -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 3 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. A37a 60 104 48 1545 1 2 0 Sweden OFFBEFF 68 189 141 745 0 2 0 Norway SP302B 46 218 315 1953 0 0 0 Canada Q35B 61 125 101 2289 0 1 0 Finland V65 34 50 203 705 0 6 0 NOTE: Norway The Norwegian variable, SP302B, was constructed using SP029 REF 591, SP030 REF 592 and SP067 REF 617. Finland The Finnish variable, V65, was constructed using question A14 in Finnish Questionnaire I. I-A14 text: "At your work-place, how many people in positions like yours get significant promotions after some years of work? (promotion = change in name of position or vocation, remarkable increase in pay or enlargement of responsibilities)." 63 REF. NOS. 66-75. These questions apply to those who work(ed) for a profit or non-profit organization. V66 Reference: 66 PROMOTION1-PROFT/NOPRFT File I.D.: 02 Location: 171 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2 - IF REF 15 EQ 2,4,7,-2,-3 OR REF 17 EQ 5,-2,-3 OR REF 20 EQ 1,-2,-3 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 15 EQ 2,3 FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 769 EQ 2-5 FOR COUNTRY EQ 5 - IF REF 15 EQ 2,3,7,-3 At your place of work, do more than half the people in positions like yours eventually get significant promotions; that is, a change in job title that brings a significant increase in pay or responsibilities? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. A38 396 738 595 13 18 0 Sweden PRIBEF 27 493 596 5 24 0 Norway SP302C 77 733 1692 0 30 0 Canada Q37A 379 1225 916 57 0 0 Finland V66 159 329 501 0 9 0 NOTE: Norway The Norwegian variable, SP302C, was constructed using SP029 REF 591, SP030 REF 592 and SP067 REF 617. Finland The Finnish variable, V66, was constructed using question A14 in Finnish Questionnaire I. I-A14 text: "At your work-place, how many people in positions like yours get significant promotions after some years of work? (promotion = change in name of position or vocation, remarkable increase in pay or enlargement of responsibilities)." 64 V67 Reference: 67 PROMOTION2-PROFT/NOPROFT File I.D.: 02 Location: 173 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,3,4 - IF REF 66 EQ 5 FOR COUNTRY EQ 5 - IF REF 15 EQ 2,3,7,-3 Would it be some, a few, or none at all who get such promotions? 1 Some 3 A few 5 None at all -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 3 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. A38a 183 286 255 1022 3 11 0 Sweden PRIBEFF 40 228 222 654 0 1 0 Norway SP302D 53 270 410 1799 0 0 0 Canada Q37B 224 406 564 1352 5 26 0 Finland V67 36 123 329 501 0 9 0 NOTE: Norway The Norwegian variable, SP302D, was constructed using SP029 REF 591, SP030 REF 592 and SP067 REF 617. Finland The Finnish variable, V66, was constructed using question A14 in Finnish Questionnaire I. I-A14 text: "At your work-place, how many people in positions like yours get significant promotions after some years of work? (promotion = change in name of position or vocation, remarkable increase in pay or enlargement of responsibilities)." 65 V68 Reference: 68 MORE THAN ONE LOCATION File I.D.: 02 Location: 175 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2 - IF REF 15 EQ 2,4,7,-2,-3 OR REF 17 EQ 5,-2,-3 OR REF 20 EQ 1,-2,-3 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 15 EQ 2,3 FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 769 EQ 2-5 FOR COUNTRY EQ 5 - IF REF 15 EQ 2,3,7,-3 Does the company or organization for which you work have more than one location (that is, other divisions, branches, plants, offices, stores or subsidiaries)? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. A39 770 388 595 4 3 0 Sweden PRIKONC 375 159 602 2 7 0 Norway SP302E 452 382 1692 0 6 0 Canada Q39A 967 690 916 4 0 0 Finland V68 296 132 501 0 69 0 NOTE: Norway The Norwegian variable, SP302E, was constructed using SP027 REF 589. Finland The Finnish variable, V68, is question A5 in Finnish Questionnaire I. I-A5 was recoded to match the U.S. coding. 66 V69 Reference: 69 PART OF LARGER CORP File I.D.: 02 Location: 177 Width: 2 Country: 1,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 68 EQ 5,-2,-3 FOR COUNTRY EQ 5 - IF REF 68 EQ 5,-3 Is the company or organization for which you work part of some larger corporation or organization? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. A39a 46 341 1365 2 6 0 Finland V69 10 120 797 4 67 0 NOTE: Finland The Finnish variable, V69, was constructed using question A5c in Finnish Questionnaire I. I-A5c text: "Is your work-place part of some larger corporation, which has a different name? 1 Yes 2 No 3 I don't know" 67 V70 Reference: 70 #EMPLES1-MULTILOCATION File I.D.: 02 Location: 179 Width: 5 Country: 1,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,5 - IF REF 68 EQ 1 OR REF 69 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 68 EQ 1 OR REF 776 EQ 1 About how many people are employed in the entire business, corporation or organization for which you work? We do not want the number just in your immediate work place but in the entire corporation or organization. 1-99,994 Actual number 99,995 99,995 or more -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-99,995 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. A39b 385 944 427 4 0 Canada Q39B 298 1515 764 0 0 Finland V70 229 692 77 0 0 NOTE: Canada The Canadian question was phrased differently: "About how many people are employed in Canada in the entire business, corporation or organization for which you work?" Finland The Finnish variable, V70, was constructed using question A5a in Finnish Questionnaire I. I-A5a text: "How many people are employed in the entire business?" 68 V71 Reference: 71 #EMPLES2-MULTILOCATION File I.D.: 02 Location: 184 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4,5 - IF REF 70 EQ -2 FOR COUNTRY EQ 2 - IF REF 68 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 15 EQ 2,3 About how many people are employed in the entire business, corporation or organization for which you work? Would it be fewer than 10; 10-50; 50-100; 100-500; 500-1000; 1000-10,000; or more than 10,000? 1 Fewer than 10 2 10-50 3 51-100 4 101-500 5 501-1000 6 1001-10,000 7 More than 10,000 -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. A39c 2 10 23 51 42 113 141 Sweden PR 6 22 19 54 24 113 103 Norway SP302F 158 192 65 171 47 148 20 Canada Q39B2 6 31 25 76 68 208 167 Finland V71 0 7 7 20 6 31 0 (continued on next page) 69 (Variable 71 continued) -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. A39c 1333 45 0 0 Sweden PR 772 12 20 0 Norway SP302F 1692 0 39 0 Canada Q39B2 1813 183 0 0 Finland V71 921 6 0 0 NOTE: Norway The Norwegian variable, SP302F, was constructed using SP026 REF 588, SP027 REF 589 and SP028 REF 590. For Norway code 6 represents 1000 or more. Finland The Finnish variable, V71, was constructed using question A5b in Finnish Questionnaire I. I-A5B text: "Would the number of personnel be: 1. fewer than 10 2. 10-49 3. 50-99 4. 100-499 5. 500-999 6. more than 1000?" 70 V72 Reference: 72 #EMPLES1-SINGLELOCATION File I.D.: 02 Location: 186 Width: 5 Country: 1,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,5 - IF REF 69 EQ 5,-2,-3 FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 68 EQ 5 About how many people are employed in the entire business, corporation or organization for which you work? 1-99,994 Actual number 99,995 99,995 or more -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-99,995 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. A39d 305 1411 39 5 0 Canada Q39CX 474 1887 216 0 0 Finland V72 112 807 79 0 0 NOTE: Canada The Canadian variable, Q39CX, excludes respondents working for a company with more than one location. Q39CX was constructed using Q39C REF 867. Finland The Finnish variable, V72, was constructed using question A5a in Finnish Questionnaire I. I-A5a text: "How many people are employed in the entire business?" 71 V73 Reference: 73 #EMPLES2-SINGLELOCATION File I.D.: 02 Location: 191 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,5 - IF REF 72 EQ -2 FOR COUNTRY EQ 2 - IF REF 68 EQ 5,-2,-3 FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 72 EQ -2 About how many people are employed in the entire business, corporation or organization for which you work? Would it be fewer than 10; 10-50; 50-100; 100-500; 500-1000; 1000-10,000; or more than 10,000? 1 Fewer than 10 2 10-50 3 51-100 4 101-500 5 501-1000 6 1001-10,000 7 More than 10,000 -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. A39e 2 8 9 6 3 10 0 Sweden PR 46 60 25 18 1 7 1 Canada Q39C2X 30 49 23 52 22 20 2 Finland V73 2 6 3 2 2 1 0 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. A39e 1721 1 0 0 Sweden PR 972 0 15 0 Canada Q39C2X 2361 18 0 0 Finland V73 919 63 0 0 (continued on next page) 72 (Variable 73 continued) NOTE: Canada The Canadian variable, Q39C2X, excludes respondents working for a company with more than one location. Q39C2X was constructed using Q39C2 REF 868. Finland - The Finnish variable, V73, was constructed using question A5b in Finnish Questionnaire I. I-A5B text: "Would the number of personnel be: 1. fewer than 10 2. 10-49 3. 50-99 4. 100-499 5. 500-999 6. more than 1000?" 73 V74 Reference: 74 PART LARGR CORP-DIF NAME File I.D.: 02 Location: 193 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 68 EQ 1,-2,-3 OR REF 69 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 2 - IF REF 68 EQ 1,-2,-3 FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 68 EQ 1,-2 OR REF 776 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 5 - IF REF 68 EQ 1,-3 OR REF 69 EQ 1 Is this part of some larger corporation or organization with a different name? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. A41 256 524 937 26 17 0 Sweden PRIBOL 190 175 771 4 5 0 Canada Q41AX 280 710 1511 76 0 0 Finland V74 101 192 623 11 71 0 NOTE: Canada The Canadian variable, Q41AX, excludes respondents working for a company with only one location. Q41AX was constructed using Q41A REF 869. Finland The Finnish variable, V74, was constructed using question A5c in Finnish Questionnaire I. I-A5c text: "Is your work-place part of some larger corporation, which has a different name? 1 Yes 2 No 3 I don't know" 74 V75 Reference: 75 STATE FUNDS File I.D.: 02 Location: 195 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2 - IF REF 15 EQ 2,4,7,-2,-3 OR REF 17 EQ 5,-2,-3 OR REF 20 EQ 1,-2,-3 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 15 EQ 2,3 Does the company or organization for which you work regularly receive any funding from or do business with the federal, state, or local government? 1 Yes 3 Both receives funds and does business 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 3 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. A42 445 8 572 595 118 22 0 Sweden PRISTA 155 1 272 596 30 91 0 Norway SP301B 209 32 527 1692 0 72 0 75 V76 Reference: 76 %STATE FUNDS File I.D.: 02 Location: 197 Width: 3 Country: 1,2 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2 - IF REF 75 EQ 1,3 About what percent of the total business or funding would that be? (If both receives funds and does business with the federal, state or local government - record total or higher percentage.) 1-100 Total or higher percent -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-100 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. A42a 182 1307 267 4 0 Sweden PRIPRO 31 989 8 117 0 ******************************************************************** V77 Reference: 77 MORE THN HLF STATE FUNDS File I.D.: 02 Location: 200 Width: 2 Country: 1,2 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2 - IF REF 76 EQ -2 Would it be more than half? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. A42b 36 172 1493 51 8 Sweden PRIUNG 0 3 1137 4 1 76 V78 Reference: 78 SECOND JOB File I.D.: 02 Location: 202 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 7 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 2 - ALL FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 560 EQ 1 OR REF 561 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 5 - IF 14 EQ 1 Do you have a second job? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. A43 184 1312 262 0 2 0 Sweden EXTRA 116 1001 0 0 28 0 Norway SP032 138 1557 818 0 19 0 Canada Q42A 161 1624 792 0 0 0 Finland V78 96 691 208 0 3 0 NOTE: Finland The Finnish variable, V78, is question A16 in Finnish questionnaire I. The Finnish question was phrased differently: "Except for your main job do you have any second job?" 77 V79 Reference: 79 SECOND JOB OCCUPATION File I.D.: 02 Location: 204 Width: 4 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,4,5 - IF REF 78 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 595 EQ 1,3,-3 What kind of work do you do on this job? What are some of your main duties or activities? U.S. 1-994 3-digit 1970 Census Occupation Code Sweden 1-981 3-digit Swedish version of the Nordic Classification of Occupations Code Norway 1-7000 4-digit Norwegian version of the Nordic Classification of Occupations Code Canada 43-9919 4-digit 1971 Canadian Classification and Dictionary of Occupations Code. Finland 1-994 3-digit 1970 Census Occupation Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - shuld have been answered -5 Refused 1-7000 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. A43a 177 1576 0 7 0 Sweden EXNYK 105 1031 0 9 0 Norway SP036 100 2405 0 27 0 Canada Q42B 161 2416 0 0 0 Finland V79 83 902 0 13 0 NOTE: U.S. See Supplementary Code 1 for 1970 Census Occupation Code. Sweden See Supplementary Code 26 for Swedish version of the Nordic Classification of Occupations Code. (continued on next page) 78 (Variable 79 continued) Norway See Supplementary Code 25 for Norwegian version of the Nordic Classification of Occupations Code. See REF 757 for the Norwegian collapsed version of respondent's second occupation. Canada The 4-digit Canadian Occupations Code is from the Occupational Classification Manual, Census of Canada, 1971, based on Canadian Classification and Dictionary of Occupations, Volume II. Finland See Supplementary Code 1 for 1970 Census Occupation Code. The Finnish variable, V79, is question A18a in Finnish Questionnaire I. I-A18a was coded using the U.S. occupation codes. 79 V80 Reference: 80 SECOND JOB INDUSTRY File I.D.: 02 Location: 208 Width: 3 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,4,5 - IF REF 78 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 595 EQ 1,3,-3 What kind of business or industry is that in? That is, what do they make or do? U.S. 1-997 3-digit 1970 Census Industry Code Sweden 1-859 3-digit Swedish Industry Code Norway 2-95 2-digit Norwegian Industry Code Canada 11-999 3-digit 1980 Standard Industrial Classification Code. Finland 1-75 2-digit Finnish Industry Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-999 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. A43b 175 1576 0 9 0 Sweden EXNGR 106 1031 0 8 0 Norway SP035 100 2405 0 27 0 Canada Q42D 161 2416 0 0 0 Finland V80 91 902 0 5 0 NOTE: U.S. See Supplementary Code 2 for 1970 Census Industry Code. Sweden See Supplementary Code 27 for Swedish Industry Code based upon the "International Standard Industrial Classification of All Economic Activities." (continued on next page) 80 (Variable 80 continued) Norway See Supplementary Code 28 for Norwegian Industry Code based upon the "International Standard Industrial Classification of All Economic Activities." See REF 751 for the Norwegian collapsed version of resondent's second job industry. Canada See Supplementary Code 64 for 1980 Standard Industrial Classification Code. Finland See Supplementary Code 65 for Finnish Industry Code based on the 4-digit Nordic Industry Code. The Finnish variable, V80, is question A17a in Finnish Questionnaire I. 81 V81 Reference: 81 SECOND JOB-EMP/S-E/WOPAY File I.D.: 02 Location: 211 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,4,5 - IF REF 78 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 595 EQ 1,3,-3 On your second job are you employed by someone else, are you self-employed or do you work without pay in a family business or farm? 1 Someone else 2 Self-employed 3 Work without pay -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. A43c 103 65 11 1576 0 5 0 Sweden EXANS 71 26 1 1031 0 16 0 Norway SP037 32 69 1 2405 0 25 0 Canada Q42E 94 63 4 2416 0 0 0 Finland V81 55 30 8 902 0 3 0 NOTE: Norway The Norwegian variable, SP037, was recoded to match the U.S. coding. Canada The Canadian question was phrased differently: "On that job, are you self-employed or do you work for someone else?" Finland The Finnish variable, V81, was constructed using question A19 in Finnish Questionnaire I. I-A19 text: "In your second job are you...? 1 Employed by someone else 2 Self-employed owner of a business or service 3 Self-employed professional practice 4 Farmer 5 Working as a family member" 82 V82 Reference: 82 #HRS PER WEEK SECOND JOB File I.D.: 02 Location: 213 Width: 3 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,4,5 - IF REF 78 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 595 EQ 1,3,-3 About how many hours a week do you work on this second job? 1-168 Number of hours -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-168 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. A43d 172 1576 3 9 0 Sweden EXTID 95 1031 0 19 0 Norway SP040 82 2405 0 45 0 Canada Q42J 150 2416 1 10 0 Finland V82 88 902 0 8 0 NOTE: U.S. Hours are coded as reported even if figure seems unrealistically high. Finland The Finnish variable, V82, is question A20 in Finnish Questionnaire I. The Finnish question was phrased differently: "How many hours a week do you work at your second job (or in all your extra jobs) on the average?" 83 V83 Reference: 83 #HRS PER WEEK MAIN JOB File I.D.: 02 Location: 216 Width: 3 Country: 1,3,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,3,4 - IF REF 78 EQ 1 How many hours do you usually work a week on your main job, including paid and unpaid overtime? 1-168 Number of hours -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-168 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. A43e 182 1576 1 1 0 Norway SP303 134 2394 0 4 0 Canada Q43 160 2416 0 1 0 NOTE: U.S. Hours are coded as reported even if figure seems unrealistically high. Norway The Norwegian variable, SP303, was constructed using SP032 REF 78 and SP041 REF 598. 84 V84 Reference: 84 #HRS PER WEEK ONE JOB File I.D.: 02 Location: 219 Width: 3 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 8 EQ 1,2,3 OR REF 78 EQ 5,-2,-3 AND REF 9 NE 5 FOR COUNTRY EQ 2 - IF REF 78 EQ 5,-2,-3 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3,4 - IF REF 78 EQ 5 FOR COUNTRY EQ 5 - IF REF 78 EQ 5,-3 OR REF 14 EQ 2,3 About how many hours do you usually work a week, including paid and unpaid overtime? 1-168 Number of hours -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-168 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. A44 1521 216 3 20 0 Sweden ARBTID 954 114 4 73 0 Norway SP304 1521 975 0 36 0 Canada Q44X 1614 953 1 9 0 Finland V84 851 96 0 51 0 NOTE: U.S. Hours are coded as reported even if figure seems unrealistically high. For the U.S. survey this question was asked of unemployed and housewives who had ever worked as well as employed who did not have a second job. (continued on next page) 85 (Variable 84 continued) Sweden The Swedish variable, ARBTID, is a combination of the U.S. variables, A43d and A43e. ARBTID was recoded to match the U.S. variable, A44 and the original question appears as REF 538. The Swedish question was phrased differently: "About how many hours do you usually work a week including overtime and any second job?" Norway The Norwegian variable, SP304, was constructed using SP032 REF 78 and SP041 REF 598. Finland The Finnish variable, V84, is question A23 in Finnish Questionnaire I. The Finnish question was phrased differently: "How many hours a week do you work at your main job on average?" 86 V85 Reference: 85 CHECKPOINT 3 File I.D.: 02 Location: 222 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 7 EQ 1 OR REF 8 EQ 2 OR REF 9 EQ 1 Interview checkpoint 1 Respondent self-employed on main job or an owner-employee or working without pay in family business or farm 2 All others -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. A45 234 1494 32 0 0 0 87 V86 Reference: 86 REQUIRED TO DESIGN WORK File I.D.: 02 Location: 224 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 85 EQ 2 FOR COUNTRY EQ 2,5 - IF REF 14 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3,4 - IF REF 14 EQ 1,3 Now we have some questions about various aspects of your present main job. First, is yours a job in which you are required to design important aspects of your own work and to put your ideas into practice? Or is yours a job in which you are not required to design important aspects of your work or to put your ideas into practice, except perhaps in minor details? 1 Required to design work 5 Not required to design work -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. B1 699 783 266 4 8 0 Sweden P 566 437 110 0 32 0 Norway SP046 739 754 1014 0 25 0 Canada Q45 868 1171 533 0 5 0 Finland V86 498 291 208 0 1 0 NOTE: Finland The Finnish variable, V86, is question B1 in Finnish Questionnaire I. B1 was recoded to match the U.S. coding. 88 V87 Reference: 87 LEVEL OF CONCEPTL AUTONM File I.D.: 02 Location: 226 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,5 - IF REF 86 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3,4 - IF REF 86 EQ 1,-3 Could you give me an example of how you design your work and put your ideas into practice? 1 High, unambiguous 2 High, probable 3 Medium, unambiguous 4 Medium, probable 5 Low 6 None -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 6 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. B2 231 117 177 71 61 40 Sweden NYTT 107 18 191 55 57 74 Norway SP047 341 79 156 61 75 9 Canada Q46B 289 92 280 69 127 16 Finland V87 99 80 93 117 96 12 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. B2 1061 0 2 0 Sweden NYTT 590 0 53 0 Norway SP047 1768 0 43 0 Canada Q46B 1704 0 0 0 Finland V87 500 0 1 0 (continued on next page) 89 (Variable 87 continued) NOTE: U.S., Sweden, Canada and Finland See Appendix I for more information about this variable. Norway The Norwegian variable, SP047, was coded with the following values: 1 High autonomy 2 High autonomy probable 3 Moderate autonomy 4 Moderate autonomy probable 5 Low autonomy 6 No autonomy Finland The Finnish variable, V87, is question B2 in Finnish Questionnaire I. 90 V88 Reference: 88 EXAMPLE QUALITY File I.D.: 02 Location: 228 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 86 EQ 1 Example quality 1 No example given 2 Example given but uncodable 3 Codable example -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. B2a 20 25 654 1061 0 0 0 NOTE: U.S. See Appendix I for more information about this variable. 91 V89 Reference: 89 DECIDE WHEN WORK File I.D.: 02 Location: 230 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 85 EQ 2 FOR COUNTRY EQ 2,5 - IF REF 14 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3,4 - IF REF 14 EQ 1,3 Here are a number of different work activities. For each one, please tell me if you can do this on your job, either officially or unofficially. The first activity is deciding when to come to work and when to leave work. Can you do this on your job, either officially or unofficially? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. B3a 599 882 266 0 13 0 Sweden KOMARB 247 736 110 0 52 0 Norway SP050A 367 1120 1014 0 31 0 Canada Q47A 514 1525 538 0 0 0 Finland V89 154 635 208 0 1 0 NOTE: Finland The Finnish variable, V89, is question B3a in Finnish Questionnaire I. B3a was recoded to match the U.S. coding. The Finnish question was phrased differently: "Decide when to come to work and when to leave work (does not mean changing working time)." 92 V90 Reference: 90 DECIDE DAY OFF File I.D.: 02 Location: 232 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 85 EQ 2 FOR COUNTRY EQ 2,5 - IF REF 14 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3,4 - IF REF 14 EQ 1,3 The next one is take a day off from work without losing pay or having to claim vacation time, sick leave or put in compensatory time. Can you do this on your job, either officially or unofficially? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. B3b 552 929 266 2 11 0 Sweden LEDARB 93 889 110 0 53 0 Norway SP050B 283 1203 1014 0 32 0 Canada Q47B 554 1482 538 2 1 0 Finland V90 171 618 208 0 1 0 NOTE: Finland The Finnish variable, V90, is question B3b in Finnish Questionnaire I. B3b was recoded to match The U.S. coding. The Finnish question was phrased differently: "Take a day off from work without losing pay or having to claim vacation time." 93 V91 Reference: 91 DECIDE SLOW DOWN File I.D.: 02 Location: 234 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 85 EQ 2 FOR COUNTRY EQ 2,5 - IF REF 14 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3,4 - IF REF 14 EQ 1,3 Considerably slow down your pace of work for a day when you want to. Can you do this on your job, either officially or unofficially? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. B3c 911 568 266 6 9 0 Sweden ARBTAKT 497 470 110 1 67 0 Norway SP050C 737 749 1014 0 32 0 Canada Q47C 868 1169 538 0 2 0 Finland V91 455 329 208 0 6 0 NOTE: Finland The Finnish variable, V91, is question B3c in Finnish Questionnaire I. B3c was recoded to match the U.S. coding. The Finnish question was phrased differently: "Considerably slow down your pace of work for a day when you want to without receiving reduced pay?" 94 V92 Reference: 92 DECIDE NEW TASK File I.D.: 02 Location: 236 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 85 EQ 2 FOR COUNTRY EQ 2,5 - IF REF 14 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3,4 - IF REF 14 EQ 1,3 Decide on your own to introduce a new task or work assignment that you will do on your job? Can you do this on your job, either officially or unofficially? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. B3d 917 561 266 6 10 0 Sweden ARBSYS 406 568 110 0 61 0 Norway SP050D 700 778 1014 0 40 0 Canada Q47D 928 1111 538 0 0 0 Finland V92 262 401 208 0 127 0 NOTE: Finland The Finnish variable, V92, is question B3d in Finnish Questionnaire I. B3d was recoded to match the U.S. coding. 95 V93 Reference: 93 SUPERVISE File I.D.: 02 Location: 238 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 85 EQ 2 FOR COUNTRY EQ 2,4,5 - IF REF 14 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 14 EQ 1,3 As an official part of your main job, do you supervise the work of other employees or tell other employees what work to do? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. C1 655 836 266 0 3 0 Sweden ARBLED 306 689 110 1 39 0 Norway SP056 478 1001 1014 0 39 0 Canada Q72X 644 1381 550 0 2 0 Finland V93 187 602 208 0 1 0 NOTE: Canada The Canadian variable, Q72X, excludes all self-employed respondents. Q72X was constructed using Q72 REF 870. Finland The Finnish variable, V93, is question C1 in Finnish Questionnaire I. C1 was recoded to match the U.S. coding. 96 V94 Reference: 94 EVER SUPERVISE File I.D.: 02 Location: 240 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,3 - IF REF 93 EQ 5,-2-3 FOR COUNTRY EQ 4,5 - IF REF 93 EQ 5 Have you ever had a job in which you supervised the work of other employees or told other employees what work to do? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. C1a 388 439 921 0 12 0 Sweden TIARLE 116 508 425 0 96 0 Norway SP057 200 776 1492 0 64 0 Canada Q72AX 497 884 1196 0 0 0 Finland V94 61 509 396 0 32 0 NOTE: Canada The Canadian variable, Q72AX, excludes all self-employed respondents. Q72AX was constructed using Q72A REF 871. Finland The Finnish variable, V94, is question C1a in Finnish Questionnaire I. The Finnish question was phrased differently: "Have you ever had a main job in which you supervised the work of other employees or told other employees what work to do?" 97 V95 Reference: 95 HOW MANY SUPERVISE File I.D.: 02 Location: 242 Width: 3 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,4,5 - IF REF 93 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 93 EQ 1,-3 How many people do you directly supervise? 1-995 Number given -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-995 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. C2 642 1105 0 13 0 Sweden LEDPER 221 850 3 71 0 Norway SP060 445 2015 0 72 0 Canada XC2 640 1933 0 4 0 Finland V95 178 811 0 9 0 NOTE: Canada The Canadian variable, XC2, was constructed using Q73A1 REF 1025 and Q73A2 REF 1026. Finland The Finnish variable, V95, is question C2 in Finnish Questionnaire I. The Finnish question was phrased differently: "How many people do you supervise at present?" 98 V96 Reference: 96 OCCUP OF SUBORDINATE File I.D.: 02 Location: 245 Width: 3 Country: 1,2,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,4 - IF REF 95 EQ 1 What are this person's main activities? U.S. 10-80 2-digit Omnibus Occupation Code Sweden 00-93 2-digit Swedish version of the Nordic Classification of Occupations Code Canada 1-991 3-digit 1980 Standard Occupational Classification Code. -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0-991 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. C2a 76 1672 0 12 0 Sweden LEDEN 26 1117 0 2 0 Canada Q73BX 98 2475 0 4 0 NOTE: U.S. See Supplementary Code 3 for Omnibus Occupation Code. Sweden See Supplementary Code 26 for Swedish version of the Nordic Classification of Occupations Code. Canada See Supplementary Code 63 for 1980 Standard Occupational Classification Code. The Canadian variable, Q73BX, excludes all self-employed respondents. Q73BX was constructed using Q73B REF 872. 99 V97 Reference: 97 IS SUBORDINT SUPERVISOR File I.D.: 02 Location: 248 Width: 2 Country: 1,3,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 93 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 93 EQ 1,-3 Does (do any of) your subordinate(s) have subordinates under him (them)? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. C2b 213 421 1105 3 18 0 Norway SP059 178 303 2015 0 36 0 Canada Q74X 180 464 1933 0 0 0 NOTE: Canada The Canadian variable, Q74X, excludes all self-employed respondents. Q74X was constructed using Q74 REF 873. 100 V98 Reference: 98 DECIDE TASKS OF SUBORD1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 250 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,4,5 - IF REF 93 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 93 EQ 1,-3 As a part of your job are you directly responsible for any of the following: the first thing is deciding the specific tasks or work assignments performed by your subordinates. Is this one of your responsibilities? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. C3a 507 145 1105 0 3 0 Sweden LEDSYS 198 29 850 1 67 0 Norway SP061A 380 107 2015 0 30 0 Canada Q75AX 531 113 1933 0 0 0 Finland V98 142 41 811 0 4 0 NOTE: Canada The Canadian variable, Q75AX, excludes all self-employed respondents. Q75AX was constructed using Q75A REF 874. Finland The Finnish variable, V98, is question C3a in Finnish Questionnaire I. C3a was recoded to match the U.S. coding. 101 V99 Reference: 99 DECIDE PROCEDRS/TOOLS SB File I.D.: 02 Location: 252 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,4,5 - IF REF 93 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 93 EQ 1,-3 The next issue is deciding what procedures, tools or materials your subordinates use in doing their work. Are you responsible for this? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. C3b 451 200 1105 0 4 0 Sweden LEDUTF 170 52 850 1 72 0 Norway SP061B 331 155 2015 0 31 0 Canada Q75BX 446 198 1933 0 0 0 Finland V99 131 52 811 0 4 0 NOTE: Canada The Canadian variable, Q75BX, excludes all self-employed respondents. Q75BX was constructed using Q75B REF 875. Finland The Finnish variable, V99, is question C3b in Finnish Questionnaire I. C3b was recoded to match the U.S. coding. 102 V100 Reference: 100 DECIDE PACE OF WORK-SUB File I.D.: 02 Location: 254 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,4,5 - IF REF 93 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 93 EQ 1,-3 What about deciding how fast they work, how long they work, or how much work they have to get done? Are you responsible for this? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. C3c 391 259 1105 0 5 0 Sweden LEDTEM 138 84 850 2 71 0 Norway SP061C 236 247 2015 0 34 0 Canada Q75CX 413 231 1933 0 0 0 Finland V100 96 86 811 0 5 0 NOTE: Canada The Canadian variable, Q75CX, excludes all self-employed respondents. Q75CX was constructed using Q75C REF 876. Finland The Finnish variable, V100, is question C3c in Finnish Questionnaire I. C3c was recoded to match the U.S. coding. 103 V101 Reference: 101 PAY RAISE OR PROMOTION1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 256 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,4,5 - IF REF 93 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 93 EQ 1,-3 We would like to know if, as part of your job, you can influence the pay, promotion or discipline of the people you supervise. As I read each of the following items, please tell me if you have any influence in this area. The first item is granting a pay raise or promotion to a subordinate. Do you have any influence on this? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. C4a 313 339 1105 1 2 0 Sweden LEDLON 90 139 850 0 66 0 Norway SP305 128 348 2015 0 41 0 Canada Q77AX 238 405 1933 0 1 0 Finland V101 73 110 811 0 4 0 NOTE: Norway The Norwegian variable, SP305, was constructed using SP062A REF 604. Canada The Canadian variable, Q77AX, excludes all self-employed respondents. Q77AX was constructed using Q77a REF 877. Finland The Finnish variable, V101, is question C4a in Finnish Questionnaire I. C4a was recoded to match the U.S. coding. 104 V102 Reference: 102 PAY RAISE OR PROMOTION2 File I.D.: 02 Location: 258 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,3,4,5 - IF REF 101 EQ 1 Who has the greatest influence, you or someone higher up in the organization? 1 Respondent 2 Higher-up 3 Equal -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. C5a 64 237 12 1447 0 0 0 Sweden LEDLO 11 79 0 1055 0 0 0 Norway SP306 27 101 0 2404 0 0 0 Canada X77A 72 129 37 2339 0 0 0 Finland V102 9 37 25 925 0 2 0 NOTE: Sweden and Norway The Swedish and Norwegian surveys did not provide code 3 (equal) as a possible response. Norway The Norwegian variable, SP306, was constructed using SP062A REF 604. Canada The Canadian variable, X77A, excludes all self-employed respondents. X77A was constructed using Q77A REF 877. Finland - The Finnish variable, V102, is question C4aa in Finnish questionnaire I. The Finnish question was phrased differently: "Who has the greatest influence in practice, you or someone higher-up in the organization?" 105 V103 Reference: 103 PAY RAISE OR PROMOTION3 File I.D.: 02 Location: 260 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 102 EQ 3 Overall, if you had to make a choice, who would you say had the most influence on this? 1 Respondent 2 Higher-up -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. C6a 5 6 1748 0 1 0 106 V104 Reference: 104 PREVENTING RAISE1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 262 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,4,5 - IF REF 93 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 93 EQ 1,-3 How about preventing a subordinate from getting a pay raise or promotion because of poor work or misbehavior? Do you have any influence on this? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. C4b 409 243 1105 0 3 0 Sweden LEDHIN 98 126 850 0 71 0 Norway SP307 200 273 2015 0 44 0 Canada Q77BX 313 330 1933 1 0 0 Finland V104 70 111 811 0 6 0 NOTE: Norway The Norwegian variable, SP307, was constructed using SP062B REF 605. Canada The Canadian variable, Q77BX, excludes all self-employed respondents. Q77BX was constructed using Q77B REF 878. Finland The Finnish variable, V104, is question C4b in Finnish Questionnaire I. C4b was recoded to match the U.S. coding. 107 V105 Reference: 105 PREVENTING RAISE2 File I.D.: 02 Location: 264 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,3,5 - IF REF 104 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 104 EQ 1,-2 Who has the greatest influence, you or someone higher up in the organization? 1 Respondent 2 Higher-up 3 Equal -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 -1 -2 -3 -5 5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. C5b 114 290 4 1351 0 1 0 Sweden LEDHI 12 46 0 1047 0 40 0 Norway SP308 60 140 0 2332 0 0 0 Canada X77B 99 167 47 2263 1 0 0 Finland V105 10 32 26 928 0 2 0 (continued on next page) 108 (Variable 105 continued) NOTE: Sweden and Norway The Swedish and Norwegian surveys did not provide code 3 (equal) as a possible response. Norway The Norwegian variable, SP308, was constructed using SP062B REF 605. Canada The Canadian variable, X77B, excludes all self-employed respondents. X77B was constructed using Q77B REF 878. Finland The Finnish variable, V105, is question C4ba in Finnish Questionnaire I. The Finnish question was phrased differently: "Who has the greatest influence in practice, you or someone higher-up in the organization?" 109 V106 Reference: 106 PREVENTING RAISE3 File I.D.: 02 Location: 266 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 105 EQ 3 Overall, if you had to make a choice, who would you say had the most influence on this? 1 Respondent 2 Higher-up -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. C6b 2 2 1756 0 0 0 110 V107 Reference: 107 FIRE OR SUSPEND1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 268 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,4,5 - IF REF 93 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 93 EQ 1,-3 Firing or temporarily suspending a subordinate? Do you have any influence on this? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. C4c 324 327 1105 0 4 0 Sweden LEDAVSK 70 155 850 0 70 0 Norway SP309 132 343 2015 0 42 0 Canada Q77CX 285 359 1933 0 0 0 Finland V107 65 116 811 0 6 0 NOTE: Norway The Norwegian variable, SP309, was constructed using SP062C REF 606. Canada The Canadian variable, Q77CX, excludes all self-employed respondents. Q77CX was constructed using Q77C REF 879. Finland The Finnish variable, V107, is question C4c in Finnish Questionnaire I. C4c was recoded to match the U.S. coding. 111 V108 Reference: 108 FIRE OR SUSPEND2 File I.D.: 02 Location: 270 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,3,4,5 - IF REF 107 EQ 1 Who has the greatest influence, you or someone higher up in the organization? 1 Respondent 2 Higher-up 3 Equal -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. C5c 100 214 8 1436 0 2 0 Sweden LEDAVS 4 65 0 1075 0 1 0 Norway SP310 48 84 0 2400 0 0 0 Canada X77C 92 149 44 2292 0 0 0 Finland V108 14 21 26 933 0 4 0 NOTE: Sweden and Norway The Swedish and Norwegian surveys did not provide code 3 (equal) as a possible response. Norway The Norwegian variable, SP310, was constructed using SP062C REF 606. Canada The Canadian variable, X77C, excludes all self-employed respondents. X77C was constructed using Q77C REF 879. Finland The Finnish variable, V108, is question C4ca in Finnish Questionnaire I. The Finnish question was phrased differently: "Who has the greatest influence in practice, you or someone higher-up in the organization?" 112 V109 Reference: 109 FIRE OR SUSPEND3 File I.D.: 02 Location: 272 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 108 EQ 3 Overall, if you had to make a choice, who would you say had the most influence on this? 1 Respondent 2 Higher-up -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. C6c 3 3 1752 0 2 0 113 V110 Reference: 110 FORMAL WARNING1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 274 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,4,5 - IF REF 93 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 93 EQ 1,-3 Issuing a formal warning to a subordinate? Do you have any influence on this? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. C4d 412 238 1105 1 4 0 Sweden LEDVARN 132 98 850 0 65 0 Norway SP311 281 193 2015 0 43 0 Canada Q77DX 389 254 1933 0 1 0 Finland V110 87 94 811 0 6 0 NOTE: Norway The Norwegian variable, SP311, was constructed using SP062D REF 607. Canada The Canadian variable, Q77DX, excludes all self-employed respondents. Q77DX was constructed using Q77D REF 880. Finland The Finnish variable, V110, is question C4d in Finnish Questionnaire I. C4d was recoded to match the U.S. coding. 114 V111 Reference: 111 FORMAL WARNING2 File I.D.: 02 Location: 276 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,3,4,5 - IF REF 110 EQ 1 Who has the greatest influence, you or someone higher up in the organization? 1 Respondent 2 Higher-up 3 Equal -1 Skipped -2 Refused -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. C5d 153 252 3 1348 0 4 0 Sweden LEDVAR 25 107 0 1013 0 0 0 Norway SP312 156 125 0 2251 0 0 0 Canada X77D 156 189 44 2188 0 0 0 Finland V111 33 24 25 911 0 5 0 NOTE: Sweden and Norway The Swedish and Norwegian surveys did not provide code 3 (equal) as a possible response. Norway The Norwegian variable, SP312, was constructed using SP062D REF 607. Canada The Canadian variable, X77D, excludes all self-employed respondents. X77D was constructed using Q77D REF 880. Finland The Finnish variable, V111, is question C4da in Finnish Questionnaire I. The Finnish question was phrased differently: "Who has the greatest influence in practice, you or someone higher-up in the organization?" 115 V112 Reference: 112 FORMAL WARNING3 File I.D.: 02 Location: 278 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 111 EQ 3 Overall, if you had to make a choice, who would you say has the most influence on this? 1 Respondent 2 Higher-up -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. C6d 0 3 1757 0 0 0 116 V113 Reference: 113 POLICY MAKING PARTICIPAT File I.D.: 02 Location: 280 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 85 EQ 2 FOR COUNTRY EQ 2,4,5 - IF REF 14 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 14 EQ 1,3 The next question concerns policy-making at your workplace that is, making decisions about such things as the products or services delivered, the total number of people employed, budgets, and so forth. Do you participate in making these kinds of decisions, or even provide advice about them? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. D1 487 994 266 1 12 0 Sweden DELBES 291 692 110 0 52 0 Norway SP063 438 1060 1014 0 20 0 Canada Q80X 544 1481 552 0 0 0 Finland V113 221 564 208 0 5 0 NOTE: Canada The Canadian variable, Q80X, excludes all self-employed respondents. Q80X was constructed using Q80 REF 881. Finland The Finnish variable, V113, is question D1 in Finnish Questionnaire I. D1 was recoded to match the U.S. coding. The Finnish question was phrased differently: "The following questions are about decision-making at your work-place. By virtue of your position do you participate in decisions about such things as production, the total number of people employed, about budgets or do you provide initiatives or proposals about them?" 117 V114 Reference: 114 DECISION #EMPLOYED1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 282 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,4,5 - IF REF 113 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 113 EQ 1,-3 Think of your specific place of work. If the organization for which you work has more than one branch, plant or store, think of the specific location where you work. I will ask you about decisions which might affect your workplace. For each, tell me if you are personally involved in this decision, including providing advice on it. First, are you personally involved in decisions to increase or decrease the total number of people employed in the place where you work? 1 Yes 5 No 6 Not an issue -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 6 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. D2a 199 288 0 1273 0 0 0 Sweden DELANS 182 74 0 865 0 24 0 Norway SP313 286 152 0 2074 0 20 0 Canada Q81AX 244 284 15 2033 0 1 0 Finland V114 175 44 0 777 0 2 0 NOTE: Sweden, Norway and Finland The Swedish, Norwegian and Finnish surveys did not provide code 6 (not an issue) as a possible response. Norway The Norwegian variable, SP313, was constructed using SP064A REF 608. (continued on next page) 118 (Variable 114 continued) Canada The Canadian variable, Q81AX, excludes all self-employed respondents. Q81AX was constructed using Q81A REF 882. Finland The Finnish variable, V114, was constructed using question D2a in Finnish Questionnaire I. I-D2a text: "For each of the following questions, tell me if you by virtue of your position, are to decide about it or otherwise provide initiatives or proposals. How do you participate in decisions to increase or decrease the total number of people employed in the place where you work?" 119 V115 Reference: 115 DECISION #EMPLOYED2 File I.D.: 02 Location: 284 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,4,5 - IF REF 114 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 114 EQ 1,-3 How do you usually participate in this decision? Do you make the decision on your own authority; do you participate as a voting member of a group which makes the decision; do you make the decision subject to approval; or do you provide advice to the person who actually makes the decision? 1 Make decision yourself 2 Make decision as a voting member of a group 3 Make decision subject to approval 4 Provide advice -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. D3a 20 36 39 104 1561 0 0 0 Sweden DELAN 4 30 20 96 963 0 32 0 Norway SP314 20 99 31 136 2226 0 20 0 Canada X81A 24 53 75 92 2333 0 0 0 Finland V115 9 43 52 71 823 0 0 0 NOTE: Norway The Norwegian variable, SP314, was constructed using SP064A REF 608. Canada The Canadian variable, X81A, excludes all self-employed respondents. X81A was constructed using Q81A REF 882. Finland The Finnish variable, V115, was constructed using question D2a in Finnish Questionnaire I. I-D2a text: "For each of the following questions, tell me if you by virtue of your position, are to decide about it or otherwise provide initiatives or proposals. How do you participate in decisions to increase or decrease the total number of people employed in the place where you work?" 120 V116 Reference: 116 DECISION PRODUCTS1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 286 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,4,5 - IF REF 113 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 113 EQ 1,-3 How about policy decision to significantly change the products, programs, or services delivered by the organizations for which you work? 1 Yes 5 No 6 Not an issue -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 6 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. D2b 302 180 4 1273 0 1 0 Sweden DELPRO 186 66 0 865 0 28 0 Norway SP315 307 128 0 2074 0 23 0 Canada Q81BX 320 205 18 2033 0 1 0 Finland V116 171 48 0 777 0 2 0 NOTE: Sweden, Norway and Finland The Swedish, Norwegian and Finnish surveys did not provide code 6 (not an issue) as a possible response. Norway The Norwegian variable, SP315, was constructed using SP064B REF 609. Canada The Canadian variable, Q81BX, excludes all self-employed respondents. Q81BX was constructed using Q81B REF 883. Finland The Finnish variable, V116, was constructed using question D2b in Finnish Questionnaire I. I-D2b text: "How about decisions that significantly change the product or services delivered by the work place?" 121 V117 Reference: 117 DECISION PRODUCTS2 File I.D.: 02 Location: 288 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,4,5 - IF REF 116 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 116 EQ 1,-3 How do you usually participate in this decision? Do you make the decision on your own authority; do you participate as a voting member of a group which makes the decision; do you make the decision subject to approval; or do you provide advice to the person who actually makes the decision? 1 Make decision yourself 2 Make decision as voting member of a group 3 Make decision subject to approval 4 Provide advice -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. D3b 38 71 56 137 1458 0 0 0 Sweden DELPR 13 63 27 83 959 0 0 0 Norway SP316 32 115 38 122 2202 0 23 0 Canada X81B 24 76 103 117 2257 0 0 0 Finland V117 11 54 43 63 827 0 0 0 NOTE: Norway The Norwegian variable, SP316, was constructed using SP064B REF 609. Canada The Canadian variable, X81B, excludes all self-employed respondents. X81B was constructed using Q81B REF 883. Finland The Finnish variable, V117, was constructed using question D2b in Finnish Questionnaire I. I-D2b text: "How about decisions that significantly change the product or services delivered by the work place?" 122 V118 Reference: 118 DECISION PACE1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 290 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,4,5 - IF REF 113 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 113 EQ 1,-3 How about decisions to change the policy concerning the routine pace of work or the amount of work performed in your workplace as a whole? 1 Yes 5 No 6 Not an issue -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 6 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. D2c 306 166 13 1273 0 2 0 Sweden DELTAK 183 64 0 865 0 33 0 Norway SP317 301 133 0 2074 0 24 0 Canada Q81CX 336 183 23 2033 0 2 0 Finland V118 152 65 0 777 0 4 0 NOTE: Sweden, Norway and Finland The Swedish, Norwegian and Finnish survey did not provide code 6 (not an issue) as a possible response. Norway The Norwegian variable, SP317, was constructed using SP064C REF 610. Canada The Canadian variable, Q81CX, excludes all self-employed respondents. Q81CX was constructed using Q81C REF 884. Finland The Finnish variable, V118, was constructed using question D2c in Finnish Questionnaire I. I-D2c text: "How about the decisions to change the policy concerning routine pace of work or the amount of work performed in your work place (as a whole or in a major part of it)?" 123 V119 Reference: 119 DECISION PACE2 File I.D.: 02 Location: 292 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,4,5 - IF REF 118 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 118 EQ 1,-3 How do you usually participate in this decision? Do you make the decision on your own authority; do you participate as a voting member of a group which makes the decision; do you make the decision subject to approval; or do you provide advice to the person who actually makes the decision? 1 Make decision yourself 2 Make decision as a voting member of group 3 Make decision subject to approval 4 Provide advice -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. D3c 83 57 45 121 1454 0 0 0 Sweden DELTA 23 47 28 83 962 0 2 0 Norway SP318 33 111 37 120 2207 0 24 0 Canada X81C 60 74 90 112 2241 0 0 0 Finland V119 36 49 34 33 846 0 0 0 NOTE: Norway The Norwegian variable, SP318, was constructed using SP064C REF 610. Canada The Canadian variable, X81C, excludes all self-employed respondents. X81C was constructed using Q81C REF 884. Finland The Finnish variable, V119, was constructed using question D2c in Finnish Questionnaire I. I-D2c text: "How about the decisions to change the policy concerning routine pace of work or the amount of work performed in your work place (as a whole or in a major part of it)?" 124 V120 Reference: 120 DECISION PROCEDURES1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 294 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,4,5 - IF REF 113 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 113 EQ 1,-3 How about policy decisions to significantly change the basic methods or procedures of work used in a major part of your workplace? 1 Yes 5 No 6 Not an issue -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 6 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. D2d 298 178 8 1273 1 2 0 Sweden DELF 186 67 0 865 0 27 0 Norway SP319 331 109 0 2074 0 18 0 Canada Q81DX 334 189 20 2033 0 1 0 Finland V120 184 33 0 777 0 4 0 NOTE: Sweden, Norway and Finland The Swedish, Norwegian and Finnish surveys did not provide code 6 (not an issue) as a possible response. Norway The Norwegian variable, SP319, was constructed using SP064D REF 611. Canada The Canadian variable, Q81DX, excludes all self-employed respondents. Q81DX was constructed using Q81D REF 885. Finland The Finnish variable, V120, was constructed using question D2d in Finnish Questionnaire I. I-D2d text: "How about policy decisions which significantly change the basic methods or procedures of work (used in a major part or the whole of your work place)?" 125 V121 Reference: 121 DECISION PROCEDURES2 File I.D.: 02 Location: 296 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,4,5 - IF REF 120 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 120 EQ 1,-3 How do you usually participate in this decision? Do you make the decision on your own authority; do you participate as a voting member of a group which makes the decision; do you make the decision subject to approval; or do you provide advice to the person who actually makes the decision? 1 Make decision yourself 2 Make decision as a voting member of group 3 Make decision subject to approval 4 Provide advice -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. D3d 49 72 51 126 1462 0 0 0 Sweden DELFO 5 76 13 92 959 0 0 0 Norway SP320 32 125 37 137 2183 0 18 0 Canada X81D 50 76 96 112 2243 0 0 0 Finland V121 22 56 45 61 814 0 0 0 NOTE: Norway The Norwegian variable, SP320, was constructed using SP064D REF 611. Canada The Canadian variable, X81D, excludes all self-employed respondents. X81D was constructed using Q81D REF 885. Finland The Finnish variable, V121, was constructed using question D2d in Finnish Questionnaire I. I-D2d text: "How about policy decisions which significantly change the basic methods or procedures of work (used in a major part or the whole of your work place)?" 126 V122 Reference: 122 DECISION BUDGET File I.D.: 02 Location: 298 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,4 - IF REF 113 EQ 1 How about decisions concerning the budget at the place where you work? 1 Yes 5 No 6 Not an issue -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 6 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. D2e 194 285 7 1273 0 1 0 Sweden DELBUD 132 117 0 865 0 31 0 Canada Q81EX 219 13 312 2033 0 0 0 NOTE: Sweden The Swedish survey did not provide code 6 (not an issue) as a possible response. Canada The Canadian variable, Q81EX, excludes all self-employed respondents. Q81EX was constructed using Q81E REF 886. 127 V123 Reference: 123 DECISION SIZE BUDGET1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 300 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,4 - IF REF 122 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 113 EQ 1,-3 FOR COUNTRY EQ 5 - IF REF 113 EQ 1 Do you participate in deciding the overall size of the budget? 1 Yes 5 No 6 Not an issue -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 6 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. D2f 100 93 1 1566 0 0 0 Sweden DELSTO 80 24 0 1013 0 28 0 Norway SP321 230 207 0 2074 0 21 0 Canada Q81FX 128 83 4 2358 0 4 0 Finland V123 125 96 0 777 0 0 0 NOTE: Sweden, Norway and Finland The Swedish, Norwegian and Finnish surveys did not provide code 6 (not an issue) as a possible response. Norway The Norwegian variable, SP321, was constructed using SP064E REF 612. Canada The Canadian variable, Q81FX, excludes all self-employed respondents. Q81FX was constructed using Q81F REF 887. Finland The Finnish variable, V123, was constructed using D2e in Finnish Questionnaire I. I-D2e text: "How about the decisions concerning the budget at the place where you work (the overall size of the budget or its single items)?" 128 V124 Reference: 124 DECISION SIZE BUDGET2 File I.D.: 02 Location: 302 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,4,5 - IF REF 123 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 123 EQ 1,-3 How do you usually participate in this decision (size of budget)? Do you make the decision on your own authority; do you participate as a voting member of a group which makes the decision; do you make the decision subject to approval; or do you provide advice to the person who actually makes the decision? 1 Make decision yourself 2 Make decision as a voting member of a group 3 Make decision subject to approval 4 Provide advice -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. D3f 16 21 29 34 1660 0 0 0 Sweden DELST 7 24 14 35 1065 0 0 0 Norway SP322 9 83 35 103 2281 0 21 0 Canada X81F 16 36 42 34 2449 0 0 0 Finland V124 5 34 51 35 873 0 0 0 NOTE: Norway The Norwegian variable, SP322, was constructed using SP064E REF 612. Canada The Canadian variable, X81F, excludes all self-employed respondents. X81F was constructed using Q81F REF 887. Finland The Finnish variable, V124, was constructed using question D2e in Finnish Questionnaire I. See REF 123 for question text. 129 V125 Reference: 125 DECISION DISTRIB FUNDS1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 304 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,4 - IF REF 122 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 113 EQ 1,-3 FOR COUNTRY EQ 5 - IF REF 113 EQ 1 Do you participate in general policy decisions about the distribution of funds within the overall budget of the place where you work? 1 Yes 5 No 6 Not an issue -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 6 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. D2g 109 83 2 1566 0 0 0 Sweden DELBUF 117 12 0 1013 0 3 0 Norway SP323 253 183 0 2074 0 22 0 Canada Q81GX 155 59 2 2358 0 3 0 Finland V125 148 72 0 777 0 1 0 NOTE: Sweden, Norway and Finland The Swedish, Norwegian and Finnish surveys did not provide code 6 (not an issue) as a possible response. Norway The Norwegian variable, SP323, was constructed using SP064F REF 613. Canada The Canadian variable, Q81GX, excludes all self-employed respondents. Q81GX was constructed using Q81G REF 888. Finland The Finnish variable, V125, was constructed using question D2f in Finnish Questionnaire I. I-D2F text: "Do you participate in decisions about the investments or the distribution of funds within the overall budget of the place where you work?" 130 V126 Reference: 126 DECISION DISTRIB FUNDS2 File I.D.: 02 Location: 306 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,4,5 - IF REF 125 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 125 EQ 1,-3 How do you usually participate in this decision (distribution of funds)? Do you make the decision on your own authority; do you participate as a voting member of a group which makes the decision; do you make the decision subject to approval; or do you provide advice to the person who actually makes the decision? 1 Make decision yourself 2 Make decision as a voting member of group 3 Make decision subject to approval 4 Provide advice -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. D3g 14 20 24 51 1651 0 0 0 Sweden DELBF 11 42 22 42 1028 0 0 0 Norway SP324 23 90 35 105 2257 0 22 0 Canada X81G 18 40 45 52 2422 0 0 0 Finland V126 21 41 39 47 850 0 0 0 NOTE: Norway The Norwegian variable, SP324, was constructed using SP064F REF 613. Canada The Canadian variable, X81G, excludes all self-employed respondents. X81G was constructed using Q81G REF 888. Finland The Finnish variable, V126, was constructed using question D2f in Finnish Questionnaire I. See REF 124 for question text. 131 V127 Reference: 127 OTHER DECISION File I.D.: 02 Location: 308 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,5 - IF REF 113 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 113 EQ 1,-3 Is there any other kind of decision which you feel is important for the workplace as a whole in which you participate? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. D2h 102 375 1273 0 10 0 Sweden DELATN 132 68 865 0 80 0 Norway SP325 202 202 2074 0 54 0 Finland V127 64 142 777 0 15 0 NOTE: Norway The Norwegian variable, SP325, was constructed using SP064H REF 615. Finland The Finnish variable, V127, was constructed using question D2h in Finnish Questionnaire I. I-D2h text: "Is there any other kind of decision concerning important functions at the work place as a whole in which you participate?" 132 V128 Reference: 128 TYPE OTHER DECISION File I.D.: 02 Location: 310 Width: 2 Country: 1,2 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2 - IF REF 127 EQ 1 What kind of decision is that? 1 Day-to-day operations/minor production decisions 2 Employee relations 3 Individual hiring 4 Improvement of service/public relations 5 Working conditions 6 Financial decisions 7 Marketing strategy 8 All decisions (Sweden only) 9 Future planning (Sweden only) 95 Redundant 96 Inappropriate or uncodable -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. D2j 9 7 5 2 10 2 5 Sweden DELVAD 15 8 0 27 14 0 3 8 9 95 96 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. D2j 0 0 32 29 1658 0 1 0 Sweden DELVAD 15 8 0 0 1013 0 42 0 NOTE: Sweden Only the Swedish survey provided code 8 (all decisions) and code 9 (future planning) as possible response options. 133 V129 Reference: 129 HOW MAKE OTHER DECISION File I.D.: 02 Location: 312 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,5 - IF REF 127 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 127 EQ 1,-3 How do you usually participate in this decision (other decision?) Do you make the decision on your own authority; do you participate as a voting member of a group which makes the decision; do you make the decision subject to approval; or do you provide advice to the person who actually makes the decision? 1 Make decision yourself 2 Make decision as a voting member of group 3 Make decision subject to approval 4 Provide advice -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. D3h 25 10 20 30 1658 0 17 0 Sweden DELAT 10 40 11 67 1013 0 4 0 Norway SP326 18 95 19 70 2276 0 54 0 Finland V129 10 18 14 11 934 0 11 0 Note: Norway The Norwegian variable, SP326, was constructed using SP064H REF 615. Finland The Finnish variable, V129, was constructed using question D2hb in Finnish Questionnaire I. I-D2hb text: "How do you participate in decision?- making?" 134 V130 Reference: 130 POSITION File I.D.: 02 Location: 314 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 85 EQ 2 FOR COUNTRY EQ 2,4,5 - IF REF 14 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 616 NE -1 Which of the following best describes the position which you hold within your business or organization? Would it be a managerial position, a supervisory position, or a nonmanagement position? If it is a managerial position, would that be a top, upper, middle, or lower managerial position? 1 Top manager 2 Upper manager 3 Middle manager 4 Lower manager 5 Supervisory 6 Nonmanagement -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 6 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. D4a 50 50 79 45 256 991 Sweden POSARB 17 14 42 37 150 721 Norway SP066 47 54 48 5 249 1088 Canada XD4A 42 54 67 39 296 1527 Finland V130 0 40 53 4 60 630 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. D4a 266 5 18 0 Sweden POSARB 110 2 52 0 Norway SP066 1014 0 27 0 Canada XD4A 552 0 0 0 Finland V130 208 0 3 0 (continued on next page) 135 (Variable 130 continued) NOTE: Norway The Norwegian variable, SP066, was recoded using SP066 REF 130 and SP065 REF 616. Canada The Canadian variable, XD4A, was constructed using Q83A REF 1035 and Q83B REF 1036. Finland The Finnish variable, V130, was constructed using question D6 and D6a in Finnish Questionnaire I. I-D6,D6a text: "Which of the following best describes the position which you hold within your work place? 1 manager 2 expert 3 supervisor 4 worker 5 other, what? If you are a manager or an expert, are you: 1 top manager 2 upper manager 3 manager of a working unit 4 lower manager or supervisor 5 expert outside line organization 6 other manager, what?" 136 V131 Reference: 131 CORP BENEFIT OWNERS File I.D.: 02 Location: 316 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,3,4 - ALL We would now like to ask you a few questions about possible changes in the way the economy and businesses are run. For each of the following statements, please tell me if you strongly agree, somewhat agree, somewhat disagree, or strongly disagree with it. Here is the first statement: Corporations benefit owners at the expense of workers and consumers. 1 Strongly agree 2 Somewhat agree 4 Somewhat disagree 5 Strongly disagree -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 4 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. E1a 315 649 417 270 0 40 69 0 Sweden PROFIT 287 420 156 182 0 8 92 0 Norway SP098H 423 862 566 543 0 0 138 0 Canada Q137A 630 1060 509 310 0 57 6 5 137 V132 Reference: 132 EXPERTS NECESSARY File I.D.: 02 Location: 318 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,3,4 - ALL In any industrial society it will always be necessary to have a division between those experts who make decisions and people who carry out these decisions. 1 Strongly agree 2 Somewhat agree 4 Somewhat disagree 5 Strongly disagree -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 4 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. E1b 660 669 211 143 0 24 53 0 Sweden EXPERT 364 439 121 148 0 5 68 0 Norway SP098A 1364 791 194 104 0 0 79 0 Canada Q137B 818 1131 398 187 0 37 2 4 138 V133 Reference: 133 PROHIBIT HIRING SCABS File I.D.: 02 Location: 320 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,3,4 - ALL During a strike, management should be prohibited by law from hiring workers to take the place of strikers. 1 Strongly agree 2 Somewhat agree 4 Somewhat disagree 5 Strongly disagree -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 4 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. E1c 537 262 354 503 0 29 75 0 Sweden STREJK 705 175 100 98 0 3 64 0 Norway SP098B 780 503 413 723 0 0 113 0 Canada Q137C 993 499 479 544 0 48 7 7 139 V134 Reference: 134 PROFIT MOTIVE UNNECESS File I.D.: 02 Location: 322 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,3,4 - ALL It is possible for a modern society to run effectively without the profit motive. 1 Strongly agree 2 Somewhat agree 4 Somewhat disagree 5 Strongly disagree -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 4 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. E1d 168 286 463 743 0 30 70 0 Sweden EFFEKT 200 294 196 370 0 11 74 0 Norway SP098C 798 891 438 305 0 0 100 0 Canada Q137D 263 596 762 895 0 51 5 5 140 V135 Reference: 135 NONMGRS CAN RUN EFFECT File I.D.: 02 Location: 324 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 9 NE 5 FOR COUNTRY EQ 2,3,4 - ALL If given the chance, the nonmanagement employees at the place where you work could run things effectively without bosses. 1 Strongly agree 2 Somewhat agree 4 Somewhat disagree 5 Strongly disagree -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 4 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. E1e 332 403 320 605 32 4 64 0 Sweden EJCHEF 207 326 164 369 0 6 73 0 Norway SP098D 577 436 349 909 0 0 261 0 Canada Q137E 365 616 673 834 0 35 49 5 141 V136 Reference: 136 PREVENT STRIKEBREAKERS File I.D.: 02 Location: 326 Width: 2 Country: 1,3,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,3,4 - ALL Striking workers are generally justified in physically preventing strikebreakers from entering the place of work. 1 Strongly agree 2 Somewhat agree 4 Somewhat disagree 5 Strongly disagree -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 4 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. E1f 212 274 360 794 0 41 79 0 Norway SP098E 1260 648 275 250 0 0 99 0 Canada Q137F 228 432 601 1271 0 32 8 5 142 V137 Reference: 137 BIG CORP TOO MUCH POWER File I.D.: 02 Location: 328 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,3,4 - ALL Big corporations have far too much power in American (Swedish, Norwegian, Canadian) society today. 1 Strongly agree 2 Somewhat agree 4 Somewhat disagree 5 Strongly disagree -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 4 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. E1g 909 457 204 118 0 15 57 0 Sweden STORFO 504 342 111 113 0 4 71 0 Norway SP098F 860 812 416 347 0 0 97 0 Canada Q137G 1166 914 324 116 0 46 6 5 143 REF. NOS. 138-173. See Appendix I for more information about these variables. V138 Reference: 138 POVERTY REASON1-1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 330 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - ALL These next questions are about various social problems in America. For each of these problems we would like to know what you think are some major reasons for the problem and what you think is the most important thing that should be done about it. The first problem is poverty. What would you say are some major reasons for poverty in the United States? (first mention) 1-97 2-digit Causes of Poverty Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-97 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. E4a1 1574 0 103 83 0 Note: U.S. See Supplementary Code 4 for Causes of Poverty Code. 144 V139 Reference: 139 POVERTY REASON1-2 File I.D.: 02 Location: 332 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - ALL What would you say are some major reasons for poverty in the U.S.? (second mention, if any) 1-97 2-digit Causes of Poverty Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-97 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. E4a2 1022 738 0 0 0 Note: U.S. See Supplementary Code 4 for Causes of Poverty Code. 145 V140 Reference: 140 POVERTY REASON1-3 File I.D.: 02 Location: 334 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - ALL What would you say are some major reasons for poverty in the U.S.? (third mention, if any) 1-97 2-digit Causes of Poverty Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-97 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. E4a3 377 1383 0 0 0 Note: U.S. See Supplementary Code 4 for Causes of Poverty Code. 146 V141 Reference: 141 POVERTY REASON1-4 File I.D.: 02 Location: 336 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - ALL What would you say are some major reasons for poverty in the U.S.? (fourth mention, if any) 1-97 2-digit Causes of Poverty Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-97 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. E4a4 91 1669 0 0 0 Note: U.S. See Supplementary Code 4 for Causes of Poverty Code. ******************************************************************** V142 Reference: 142 POVERTY REASON1-5 File I.D.: 02 Location: 338 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - ALL What would you say are some major reasons for poverty in the U.S.? (fifth mention, if any) 1-97 2-digit Causes of Poverty Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-97 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. E4a5 21 1739 0 0 0 Note: U.S. See Supplementary Code 4 for Causes of Poverty Code. 147 V143 Reference: 143 POVERTY REASNS-SUM File I.D.: 02 Location: 340 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - ALL Summary Poverty--Causes. 1 Respondent's initial response was don't know (or refused), and interviewer probed for response 2 Responses (except 1) in which interviewer probed for additional mentions 0 Other (unprobed) responses. -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 0 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. SumE4a 170 711 879 0 0 0 0 ******************************************************************** V144 Reference: 144 POVERTY SOLUTION1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 342 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - ALL What do you think should be done about poverty? (first mention) 1-97 2-digit Solutions to Poverty Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-97 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. E5a1 1467 0 159 134 0 Note: U.S. See Supplementary Code 5 for Solutions to Poverty Code. 148 V145 Reference: 145 POVERTY SOLUTION2 File I.D.: 02 Location: 344 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - ALL (Poverty) What do you think should be done about it? (second mention, if any) 1-97 2-digit Solutions to Poverty Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-97 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. E5a2 598 1162 0 0 0 Note: U.S. See Supplementary Code 5 for Solutions to Poverty Code. ******************************************************************** V146 Reference: 146 POVERTY SOLUTION3 File I.D.: 02 Location: 346 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - ALL (Poverty) What do you think should be done about it? (third mention, if any) 1-97 2-digit Solutions to Poverty Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-97 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. E5a3 145 1615 0 0 0 Note: U.S. See Supplementary Code 5 for Solutions to Poverty Code. 149 V147 Reference: 147 POVERTY SOLUTION4 File I.D.: 02 Location: 348 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - ALL (Poverty) What do you think should be done about it? (fourth mention, if any) 1-97 2-digit Solutions to Poverty Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-97 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. E5a4 27 1733 0 0 0 Note: U.S. See Supplementary Code 5 for Solutions to Poverty Code. ******************************************************************** V148 Reference: 148 POVERTY SOLUTION5 File I.D.: 02 Location: 350 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - ALL (Poverty) What do you think should be done about it? (fifth mention, if any) 1-97 2-digit Solutions to Poverty Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-97 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. E5a5 6 1754 0 0 0 Note: U.S. See Supplementary Code 5 for Solutions to Poverty Code. 150 V149 Reference: 149 POVERTY SOLUTIONS-SUMM File I.D.: 02 Location: 352 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - ALL Summary Poverty--Solutions. 1 Respondent's initial answer was don't know (or refused), and interviewer probed for response 2 Responses (except 1) in which Interviewer probed for additional mentions 0 Other (unprobed) responses -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 0 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. SumE5a 182 345 1233 0 0 0 0 ******************************************************************** V150 Reference: 150 ENERGY CRISIS REASON1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 354 Width: 2 Country: 1,2 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2 - ALL What would you say are some major reasons for energy crisis in the U.S. (Sweden)? (first mention) 1-97 2-digit Causes of Energy Crisis Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-97 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. E4b1 1586 0 82 92 0 Sweden ENERO 846 0 104 195 0 Note: U.S. and Sweden See Supplementary Code 6 for Causes of Energy Crisis Code. 151 V151 Reference: 151 ENERGY CRISIS REASON2 File I.D.: 02 Location: 356 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - ALL What would you say are some major reasons for energy crisis in the U.S.? (second mention, if any) 1-97 2-digit Causes of Energy Crisis Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-97 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. E4b2 993 767 0 0 0 Note: U.S. See Supplementary Code 6 for Causes of Energy Crisis Code. ******************************************************************** V152 Reference: 152 ENERGY CRISIS REASON3 File I.D.: 02 Location: 358 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - ALL What would you say are some major reasons for energy crisis in the U.S.? (third mention, if any) 1-97 2-digit Causes of Energy Crisis Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-97 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. E4b3 312 1448 0 0 0 Note: U.S. See Supplementary Code 6 for Causes of Energy Crisis Code. 152 V153 Reference: 153 ENERGY CRISIS REASON4 File I.D.: 02 Location: 360 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - ALL What would you say are some major reasons for energy crisis in the U.S.? (fourth mention, if any) 1-97 2-digit Causes of Energy Crisis Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-97 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. E4b4 67 1693 0 0 0 Note: U.S. See Supplementary Code 6 for Causes of Energy Crisis Code. ******************************************************************** V154 Reference: 154 ENERGY CRISIS REASON5 File I.D.: 02 Location: 362 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - ALL What would you say are some major reasons for energy crisis in the U.S.? (fifth mention, if any) 1-97 2-digit Causes of Energy Crisis Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-97 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. E4b5 13 1747 0 0 0 Note: U.S. See Supplementary Code 6 for Causes of Energy Crisis Code. 153 V155 Reference: 155 ENERGY CRISIS REAS-SUM File I.D.: 02 Location: 364 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - ALL Summary Energy Crisis--Causes 1 Respondent's initial answer was don't know (or refused), and interviewer probed for response 2 Responses (except 1) in which interviewer probed for additional mentions 0 Other (unprobed) responses -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 0 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. SumE4b 94 493 1173 0 0 0 0 ******************************************************************** V156 Reference: 156 ENERGY CRISIS SOLUTION1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 366 Width: 2 Country: 1,2 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2 - ALL (Energy Crisis) What do you think should be done about the energy crisis? (first mention) 1-97 2-digit Solutions to Energy Crisis Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-97 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. E5b1 1458 0 172 130 0 Sweden ENERL 818 0 120 207 0 Note: U.S. and Sweden See Supplementary Code 7 for Solutions to Energy Crisis Code. 154 V157 Reference: 157 ENERGY CRISIS SOLUTION2 File I.D.: 02 Location: 368 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - ALL (Energy Crisis) What do you think should be done about it? (second mention, if any) 1-97 2-digit Solutions to Energy Crisis Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-97 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. E5b2 679 1081 0 0 0 Note: U.S. See Supplementary Code 7 for Solutions to Energy Crisis Code. ******************************************************************** V158 Reference: 158 ENERGY CRISIS SOLUTION3 File I.D.: 02 Location: 370 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - ALL (Energy Crisis) What do you think should be done about it? (third mention, if any) 1-97 2-digit Solutions to Energy Crisis Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-97 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. E5b3 213 1547 0 0 0 Note: U.S. See Supplementary Code 7 for Solutions to Energy Crisis Code. 155 V159 Reference: 159 ENERGY CRISIS SOLUTION4 File I.D.: 02 Location: 372 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - ALL (Energy Crisis) What do you think should be done about it? (fourth mention, if any) 1-97 2-digit Solutions to Energy Crisis Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-97 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. E5b4 54 1706 0 0 0 Note: U.S. See Supplementary Code 7 for Solutions to Energy Crisis Code. ******************************************************************** V160 Reference: 160 ENERGY CRISIS SOLUTION5 File I.D.: 02 Location: 374 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - ALL (Energy Crisis) What do you think should be done about it? (fifth mention, if any) 1-97 2-digit Solutions to Energy Crisis Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-97 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. E5b5 8 1752 0 0 0 Note: U.S. See Supplementary Code 7 for Solutions to Energy Crisis Code. 156 V161 Reference: 161 ENERGY CRISIS SOLUT-SUM File I.D.: 02 Location: 376 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - ALL Summary Energy Crisis--Solutions. 1 Respondent's initial response was don't know (or refused), and interviewer probed for response 2 Responses (except 1) in which interviewer probed for additional mentions) 0 Other (unprobed) responses -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 0 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. SumE5b 140 315 1305 0 0 0 0 ******************************************************************** V162 Reference: 162 CRIME REASON1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 378 Width: 2 Country: 1,2 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2 - ALL What would you say are some major reasons for crime in the U.S. (Sweden)? (first mention) 1-97 2-digit Causes of Crime Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-97 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. E4c1 1654 0 37 69 0 Sweden BROTTO 966 0 58 121 0 Note: U.S. and Sweden See Supplementary Code 8 for Causes of Crime Code. 157 V163 Reference: 163 CRIME REASON2 File I.D.: 02 Location: 380 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - ALL What would you say are some major reasons for crime in the U.S.? (second mention, if any) 1-97 2-digit Causes of Crime Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-97 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. E4c2 1141 619 0 0 0 Note: U.S. See Supplementary Code 8 for Causes of Crime Code. ******************************************************************** V164 Reference: 164 CRIME REASON3 File I.D.: 02 Location: 382 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - ALL What would you say are some major reasons for crime in the U.S.? (third mention, if any) 1-97 2-digit Causes of Crime Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-97 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. E4c3 501 1259 0 0 0 Note: U.S. See Supplementary Code 8 for Causes of Crime Code. 158 V165 Reference: 165 CRIME REASON4 File I.D.: 02 Location: 384 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - ALL What would you say are some major reasons for crime in the U.S.? (fourth mention, if any) 1-97 2-digit Causes of Crime Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-97 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. E4c4 173 1587 0 0 0 Note: U.S. See Supplementary Code 8 for Causes of Crime Code. ******************************************************************** V166 Reference: 166 CRIME REASON5 File I.D.: 02 Location: 386 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - ALL What would you say are some major reasons for crime in the U.S.? (fifth mention, if any) 1-97 2-digit Causes of Crime Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-97 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. E4c5 41 1719 0 0 0 Note: U.S. See Supplementary Code 8 for Causes of Crime Code. 159 V167 Reference: 167 CRIME REASONS-SUMMARY File I.D.: 02 Location: 388 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - ALL Summary Crime--Causes 1 Respondent's initial answer was don't know (or refused), and interviewer probed for response 2 Responses (except 1) in which interviewer probed for additional mentions 0 Other (unprobed) responses -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 0 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. SumE4c 61 608 1091 0 0 0 0 ******************************************************************** V168 Reference: 168 CRIME SOLUTION1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 390 Width: 2 Country: 1,2 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2 - ALL What do you think should be done about crime? (first mention) 1-97 2-digit Solutions to Crime Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-97 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. E5c1 1571 0 88 101 0 Sweden BROT 880 0 120 145 0 Note: U.S. and Sweden See Supplementary Code 9 for Solutions to Crime Code. 160 V169 Reference: 169 CRIME SOLUTION2 File I.D.: 02 Location: 392 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - ALL (Crime) What do you think should be done about it? (second mention, if any) 1-97 2-digit Solutions to Crime Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-97 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. E5c2 684 1076 0 0 0 Note: U.S. See Supplementary Code 9 for Solutions to Crime Code. ******************************************************************** V170 Reference: 170 CRIME SOLUTION3 File I.D.: 02 Location: 394 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - ALL (Crime) What do you think should be done about it? (third mention if any) 1-97 2-digit Solutions to Crime Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-97 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. E5c3 185 1575 0 0 0 Note: U.S. See Supplementary Code 9 for Solutions to Crime Code. 161 V171 Reference: 171 CRIME SOLUTION4 File I.D.: 02 Location: 396 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - ALL (Crime) What do you think should be done about it? (fourth mention, if any) 1-97 2-digit Solutions to Crime Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-97 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. E5c4 33 1727 0 0 0 Note: U.S. See Supplementary Code 9 for Solutions to Crime Code. ******************************************************************** V172 Reference: 172 CRIME SOLUTION5 File I.D.: 02 Location: 398 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - ALL (Crime) What do you think should be done about it? (fifth mention, if any) 1-97 2-digit Solutions to Crime Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-97 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. E5c5 7 1753 0 0 0 Note: U.S. See Supplementary Code 9 for Solutions to Crime Code. 162 V173 Reference: 173 CRIME SOLUTIONS-SUMMARY File I.D.: 02 Location: 400 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - ALL Summary Crime--Solutions 1 Respondent's initial answer was don't know (or refused), and interviewer probed for response 2 Response (except 1), in which interviewer probed for additional mentions 0 Other (unprobed) responses -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 0 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. SumE5c 106 405 1249 0 0 0 0 163 V174 Reference: 174 POVERTY-LACK INTELLGNCE File I.D.: 02 Location: 402 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - ALL Now here are some opinions that other people have given about these social issues. For each statement please tell me whether you strongly agree, somewhat agree, somewhat disagree or strongly disagree with this statement. One of the main reasons for poverty is that some people are not intelligent enough to compete in this modern world. 1 Strongly agree 2 Somewhat agree 4 Somewhat disagree 5 Strongly disagree -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 4 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. E6a 282 516 345 460 0 3 154 0 Canada Q139A 251 740 734 838 0 9 1 4 164 V175 Reference: 175 POVERTY-LACK ED AND JOBS File I.D.: 02 Location: 404 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - ALL One of the main reasons for poverty is lack of education and job opportunities for the poor. 1 Strongly agree 2 Somewhat agree 4 Somewhat disagree 5 Strongly disagree -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 4 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. E6b 791 465 169 171 0 2 162 0 Canada Q139B 867 1063 411 222 0 9 2 3 165 V176 Reference: 176 POVERTY-NOT WANT WORK File I.D.: 02 Location: 406 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - ALL One of the main reasons for poverty is that many poor people simply do not want to work. 1 Strongly agree 2 Somewhat agree 4 Somewhat disagree 5 Strongly disagree -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 4 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. E6c 568 492 267 276 0 5 152 0 Canada Q139C 562 923 638 434 0 14 3 3 166 V177 Reference: 177 POVERTY-PROFIT MOTIVE File I.D.: 02 Location: 408 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - ALL One of the main reasons for poverty is that the economy is based on private ownership and profits. 1 Strongly agree 2 Somewhat agree 4 Somewhat disagree 5 Strongly disagree -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 4 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. E6d 258 476 369 470 0 22 165 0 Canada Q139D 404 858 695 540 0 72 5 3 167 V178 Reference: 178 POVERTY-INEVITABLE File I.D.: 02 Location: 410 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - ALL One of the main reasons for poverty is that in every society some people have to be on the bottom and some on the top. 1 Strongly agree 2 Somewhat agree 4 Somewhat disagree 5 Strongly disagree -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 4 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. E6e 323 540 341 386 0 7 163 0 Canada Q139E 444 1014 625 468 0 19 3 4 168 V179 Reference: 179 CRIME-STIFF PUNISHMENT File I.D.: 02 Location: 412 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,3,4 - ALL In order to reduce crime, the courts should give criminals stiffer punishments. 1 Strongly agree 2 Somewhat agree 4 Somewhat disagree 5 Strongly disagree -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 4 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. E6f 955 377 147 113 0 5 163 0 Sweden STRAFF 461 295 163 155 0 2 69 0 Norway SP098J 1291 659 290 257 0 0 35 0 Canada Q139F 1463 643 291 144 0 22 9 5 169 V180 Reference: 180 CRIME-ED AND JOBS File I.D.: 02 Location: 414 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,3,4 - ALL In order to reduce crime, education and job opportunities for the poor need to be increased. 1 Strongly agree 2 Somewhat agree 4 Somewhat disagree 5 Strongly disagree -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 4 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. E6g 955 452 109 72 0 5 167 0 Sweden MERJO 675 319 58 31 0 3 59 0 Norway SP098K 1614 678 124 86 0 0 30 0 Canada Q139G 1236 948 258 110 0 14 8 3 Note: Norway The Norwegian question was phrased differently: "In order to reduce crime, education and job opportunities need to be increased, for those who had a difficult childhood." 170 V181 Reference: 181 CRIME-FAMILY DISCIPLINE File I.D.: 02 Location: 416 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,3,4 - ALL If parents disciplined their children more firmly, there would be less crime. 1 Strongly agree 2 Somewhat agree 4 Somewhat disagree 5 Strongly disagree -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 4 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. E6h 850 430 212 105 0 4 159 0 Sweden UPPFO 586 379 77 51 0 3 49 0 Norway SP098L 694 775 477 549 0 0 37 0 Canada Q139H 875 812 543 319 0 22 3 3 171 V182 Reference: 182 ENERGY-CONTROL OIL COMP File I.D.: 02 Location: 418 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,3,4 - ALL The energy crisis will not be fully solved until the government controls the major energy companies. 1 Strongly agree 2 Somewhat agree 4 Somewhat disagree 5 Strongly disagree -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 4 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. E6j 339 375 310 543 0 24 169 0 Sweden ENERG1 279 341 193 214 0 23 95 0 Norway SP098M 569 809 523 436 0 0 195 0 Canada Q139I 384 552 684 876 0 69 6 6 172 V183 Reference: 183 CHECKPOINT4 File I.D.: 02 Location: 420 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 7 EQ 2 Interview checkpoint 1 Respondent is unemployed or housewife who worked in past 2 All others (i.e., housewife, never worked) -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. F1 231 31 1498 0 0 0 ******************************************************************* V184 Reference: 184 EVER LOOK FOR JOB-HOUSWF File I.D.: 02 Location: 422 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 183 EQ 2 FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 865 EQ 5,-3 Have you ever tried to find a job but were unable to get one? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. F1a 4 24 1729 0 3 0 Canada Q1C 98 111 2368 0 0 0 173 V185 Reference: 185 WHEN LOOK FOR JOB-HOUSWF File I.D.: 02 Location: 424 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 184 EQ 1 When was that? (Date) 1-83 Last 2 digits of year -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-83 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. F1b 4 1756 0 0 0 Canada Q1DY 98 2479 0 0 0 174 V186 Reference: 186 WHEN FIRST WORK File I.D.: 02 Location: 426 Width: 2 Country: 1,3,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 183 NE 2 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 237 EQ 1,-3 OR REF 660 EQ 1,-3 FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 7 EQ 1 OR REF 8 EQ 2 OR REF 9 EQ 1 We are interested in jobs you have held in the past. In what year did you first begin working at a job on a regular basis for most of the year? This includes full-time military service. (If respondent asks what is meant by "regular basis": this means that you were working at least 8 hours a week at a paying job for more than six months during the year.) 1-82 Last 2 digits of year 96 Never had a regular job most of the year -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-82 96 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. F2 1640 8 31 9 72 0 Norway SP102 1924 0 538 0 70 0 Canada Q91 2353 2 209 10 3 0 175 V187 Reference: 187 CHECKPOINT5 File I.D.: 02 Location: 428 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 186 NE 96 AND NE -1 Interview checkpoint. 1 Respondent is self-employed or an owner-employee, or working without pay on main job 2 All others -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. F3 239 1482 39 0 0 0 176 V188 Reference: 188 EVER SELF-EMPLOYED File I.D.: 02 Location: 430 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 187 EQ 2 FOR COUNTRY EQ 2,4,5 - IF REF 14 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 14 EQ 1,3 AND REF 237 NE 5 At any time since you first began working in (year) have you been self-employed, that is, worked for yourself or owned your own business? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. F4 222 1201 278 0 59 0 Sweden VAREG 80 921 110 0 34 0 Norway SP105 110 1076 1308 0 38 0 Canada Q92A 264 1763 550 0 0 0 Finland V188 52 737 208 0 1 0 Note: Norway The Norwegian variable, SP105, applies to employees and family members without a fixed salary. Finland The Finnish variable, V188, is question E2 in Finnish questionnaire I. E2 was recoded to match the U.S. coding. The Finnish question was phrased differently: "At any time since (you first began working at a job on a regular basis for most of the year) have you been self-employed that is as owner of your own business/professional practice/farm?" 177 V189 Reference: 189 WHEN SELF-EMPLOYED-FROM1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 432 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,4 - IF REF 188 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 188 EQ 1,-3 In which years were you self-employed? (Beginning year of most recent self-employment) 1-82 Last 2 digits of beginning year -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-82 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. F4afr1 219 1538 1 2 0 Sweden NAREG 64 1068 1 12 0 Norway SP106A 104 2384 0 44 0 Canada Q92BFR1 263 2313 1 0 0 Note: Norway The Norwegian variable, SP106A, applies to employees and family members without a fixed salary. 178 V190 Reference: 190 WHEN SELF-EMPLOYED-TO1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 434 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,4,5 - IF REF 188 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 188 EQ 1,-3 In which years were you self-employed? (Ending year of most recent self-employment) 0-83 Last 2 digits of ending year -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0-83 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. F4ato1 216 1538 1 5 0 Sweden NAREG 63 1068 1 13 0 Norway SP106B 99 2384 0 49 0 Canada Q92BTO1 263 2313 1 0 0 Finland V190 44 946 0 8 0 Note: Norway The Norwegian variable, SP106B, applies to employees and family members without a fixed salary. Finland The Finnish variable, V190, is question E2a in Finnish Questionnaire I. 179 V191 Reference: 191 WHEN SELF-EMPLOYED-FROM2 File I.D.: 02 Location: 436 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 188 EQ 1 In which years were you self-employed? (Beginning year of second most recent self-employment) 0-80 Last 2 digits of beginning year -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0-80 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. F4afr2 24 1732 1 3 0 Canada Q92BFR2 264 2313 0 0 0 ******************************************************************** V192 Reference: 192 WHEN SELF-EMPLOYED-TO2 File I.D.: 02 Location: 438 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 188 EQ 1 In which years were you self-employed? (Ending year of second most recent self-employment) 0-80 Last 2 digits of ending year -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0-80 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. F4ato2 22 1732 1 5 0 Canada Q92BTO2 264 2313 0 0 0 180 V193 Reference: 193 OTHER TIMES SELF-EMPLOYE File I.D.: 02 Location: 440 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 188 EQ 1 Were there any other periods when you were self-employed? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. F4b 16 200 1538 1 5 0 Canada Q92C 6 258 2313 0 0 0 ******************************************************************** V194 Reference: 194 WHEN SELF-EMPLOYED-FROM3 File I.D.: 02 Location: 442 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 193 EQ 1 When was that? (Beginning year of other self-employment) 1-80 Last 2 digits of beginning year -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-80 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. F4cfr1 14 1744 0 2 0 Canada Q92DFR1 5 2571 1 0 0 181 V195 Reference: 195 WHEN SELF-EMPLOYED-TO3 File I.D.: 02 Location: 444 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 193 EQ 1 When was that? (Ending year of other self-employment) 1-80 Last 2 digits of ending year -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-80 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. F4cto1 13 1744 0 3 0 Canada Q92DTO1 5 2571 1 0 0 ******************************************************************** V196 Reference: 196 WHEN SELF-EMPLOYED-FROM4 File I.D.: 02 Location: 446 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 193 EQ 1 When was that? (Beginning year of other self-employment - second mention) 0-80 Last 2 digits of beginning year -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0-80 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. F4cfr2 2 1756 0 2 0 Canada Q92DFR2 5 2571 1 0 0 182 V197 Reference: 197 WHEN SELF-EMPLOYED-TO4 File I.D.: 02 Location: 448 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 193 EQ 1 When was that? (Ending year of other self-employment - second mention) 1-80 Last 2 digits of ending year -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-80 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. F4cto2 2 1756 0 2 0 Canada Q92DTO2 0 2576 1 0 0 183 V198 Reference: 198 WANT TO BE SELF-EMPLOYED File I.D.: 02 Location: 450 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 187 EQ 2 FOR COUNTRY EQ 2 - IF REF 188 NE -1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 14 EQ 1,-3 AND REF 237 NE 5 FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 14 EQ 1 AND REF 889 NE 3 FOR COUNTRY EQ 5 - IF REF 14 EQ 1 Would you like to be self-employed (again) someday? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. F5 837 560 278 9 76 0 Sweden IGEG 380 569 128 7 61 0 Norway SP107 288 892 1308 0 44 0 Canada Q93X 1012 991 558 15 0 1 Finland V198 212 526 208 0 52 0 Note: Norway The Norwegian variable, SP107, applies to employees and family members without a fixed salary. Canada The Canadian variable, Q93X, excludes respondents who are still self-employed. Q93X was constructed using Q93 REF 889. Finland The Finnish variable, V198, is question E3(1) in Finnish Questionnaire I. I-E3(1) text: "Would you like to be an entrepreneur (again) someday? 1 Yes 2 No 3 Respondent is entrepreneur" 184 V199 Reference: 199 EVER EMPLOYEE File I.D.: 02 Location: 452 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 187 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 2 - IF REF 14 EQ 2 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 14 EQ 2 AND REF 237 NE 5 FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 14 EQ 2,3 FOR COUNTRY EQ 5 - IF A3 EQ 2,3,5 At any time since you first began working in (year) have you ever been an employee in a company in which you were not an owner? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. F6 191 31 1521 0 17 0 Sweden VARANS 70 16 1045 0 14 0 Norway SP108 129 14 2379 0 10 0 Canada Q94 248 93 2236 0 0 0 Finland V199 68 19 910 0 1 0 Note: Norway The Norwegian variable, SP108, applies to self-employed respondents. Finland The Finnish variable, V199, is question D2.4 in Finnish Questionnaire III. In the Finnish survey, only self-employed professionals, owners of a profit-making firm and those who work without pay in a family business were asked this question. 185 V200 Reference: 200 SEASONAL UNEMPLOYMENT File I.D.: 02 Location: 454 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 183 NE 2 FOR COUNTRY EQ 2 - ALL FOR COUNTRY EQ 3,4 - IF REF 14 EQ 1,2,3 FOR COUNTRY EQ 5 - IF REF 14 EQ 1 Do you work at your main job throughout the entire year or are there regular or seasonal periods each year when you are without work? 1 Year-round work 2 Periods without work -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. F7 1412 240 31 3 74 0 Sweden HELAR 1066 49 0 0 30 0 Norway SP145 1584 80 818 0 50 0 Canada Q95 2020 347 210 0 0 0 Finland V200 746 32 208 0 12 0 Note: Finland The Finnish variable, V200, is question E6a in Finnish Questionnaire I. 186 V201 Reference: 201 EVER UNEMPLOYED File I.D.: 02 Location: 456 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 7 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 2,5 - ALL FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 560 EQ 1 OR REF 561 EQ 1,-3 OR REF 660 EQ 1,-3 Aside from regular, seasonal unemployment, have you ever been unemployed for a week or longer, that is, out of work but wanting to find work? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. F8 617 817 262 0 64 0 Sweden ARLOS 251 843 0 0 51 0 Norway SP327 307 1970 201 0 54 0 Canada Q96 722 1061 794 0 0 0 Finland V201 286 703 0 0 9 0 Note: Norway The Norwegian variable, SP327, was constructed using SP146 REF 690. Finland The Finnish variable, V201, is question E4 in Finnish Questionnaire I. E4 was recoded to match the U.S. coding. The Finnish question was phrased differently: Have you ever been unemployed for a week or longer?" 187 V202 Reference: 202 HOW MANY TIMES UNEMPLOYD File I.D.: 02 Location: 458 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,4,5 - IF REF 201 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 201 EQ 1,-3 About how many times have you been unemployed? (If necessary: a rough estimate will be good enough.) 1 Only once 2-99 Actual number of times -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2-99 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. F9 266 344 1143 1 6 0 Sweden GRALOS 133 107 894 0 11 0 Norway SP328 174 133 2171 0 54 0 Canada Q97A 301 418 1857 1 0 0 Finland V202 137 133 712 0 16 0 Note: Norway The Norwegian variable, SP328, was constructed using SP146 REF 690. Sweden In the Swedish survey, the highest possible code for this variable is 5, which represents 5 times or more. Finland The Finnish variable, V202, is question E5 in Finnish Questionnaire I. 188 V203 Reference: 203 WHEN UNEMPLOYED-YEAR File I.D.: 02 Location: 460 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,3,5 - IF REF 202 EQ 1 What year were you unemployed? 1-82 Last 2 digits of year -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-82 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. F9a 260 1494 4 2 0 Sweden NAR 127 1012 0 6 0 Norway SP147B 163 2358 0 11 0 Finland V203 136 861 0 1 0 Note: Norway The Norwegian variable, SP147B, was constructed using SP146 REF 690, SP147 REF 691, SP148 REF 692, and SP149 REF 693. Canada The Canadian equivalents for V203 are REF 784 through REF 787. Finland The Finnish variable, V203, is question E5a in Finnish Questionnaire I. 189 V204 Reference: 204 HOW LONG UNEMPLOYED-MOS File I.D.: 02 Location: 462 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,3,5 - IF REF 202 EQ 1 For how long were you unemployed then? (months) 0 No months 1 One month or less 2-60 Number of months -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0 1 2-60 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. F9bmos 27 110 127 1494 0 2 0 Sweden LAARLOS 2 38 84 1012 0 9 0 Norway SP147C 11 41 87 2358 0 35 0 Finland V204 0 44 90 861 0 3 0 Note: Norway The Norwegian variable, SP147C, was constructed using SP146 REF 690, SP147 REF 691, SP148 REF 692, and SP148 REF 693. SP147C was coded to match the U.S. coding. Canada The Canadian equivalents for V204 are REF 784 through REF 788. Finland The Finnish variable, V204, is question E5b in Finnish Questionnaire I. 190 V205 Reference: 205 HOW LONG UNEMPLOYED-YRS File I.D.: 02 Location: 464 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,3,5 - IF REF 202 EQ 1 For how long were you unemployed then? (years) 0-60 Number of years -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0-60 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. F9byrs 263 1494 0 3 0 Sweden LAARLOS 124 1012 0 9 0 Norway SP147C 139 2358 0 35 0 Finland V205 134 861 0 3 0 Note: Norway The Norwegian variable, SP147C, was constructed using SP146 REF 690, SP147 REF 691, SP148 REF 692, and SP149 REF 693. SP147C was coded to match the U.S. coding. Canada The Canadian equivalent for V205 is REF 789. Finland The Finnish variable, V205, was constructed using question E5b in Finnish Questionnaire I. 191 V206 Reference: 206 LAST TIME UNEMPLOYED-YR File I.D.: 02 Location: 466 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2 - IF REF 202 EQ 2-99,-2,-3 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 202 EQ 2-95 FOR COUNTRY EQ 5 - IF REF 202 NE -1 What year was the last time you were unemployed? 1-82 Last 2 digits of year -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-82 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. F9c 343 1409 4 4 0 Sweden NAR 102 1027 1 15 0 Norway SP147D 122 2399 0 11 0 Finland V206 147 712 0 139 0 Note: Norway The Norwegian variable, SP147D, was constructed using SP146 REF 690, SP147 REF 691, SP148 REF 692, and SP149 REF 693. Canada The Canadian equivalent for V206 is REF 790 through REF 793. Finland The Finnish variable, V206, is question E5c in Finnish Questionnaire I. 192 V207 Reference: 207 LONGEST TIME UNEMPLY-MOS File I.D.: 02 Location: 468 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2 - IF REF 202 EQ 2-99,-2,-3 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 202 EQ 2-95 FOR COUNTRY EQ 5 - IF REF 202 NE -1 What was the longest stretch in which you were ever unemployed? (months) 0 No months 1 One month or less 2-60 Number of months -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0 1 2-60 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. F9dmos 44 94 211 1409 0 2 0 Sweden LAARLOS 6 17 73 1027 0 22 0 Norway SP147E 15 15 82 2399 0 21 0 Finland V207 0 23 123 712 0 140 0 Note: Norway The Norwegian variable, SP147E, was constructed using SP146 REF 690, SP147 REF 691, SP148 REF 692, and SP149 REF 693. SP147E was coded to match the U.S. coding. Canada The Canadian equivalents for V207 are REF 794 through REF 797. Finland The Finnish variable, V207, is question E5d in Finnish Questionnaire I. 193 V208 Reference: 208 LONGEST TIME UNEMPLY-YRS File I.D.: 02 Location: 470 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2 - IF REF 202 EQ 2-99,-2,-3 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 202 EQ 2-95 FOR COUNTRY EQ 5 - IF REF 202 NE -1 What was the longest stretch in which you were ever unemployed? (years) 0-80 Number of years -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0-80 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. F9dyrs 349 1409 0 2 0 Sweden LAARLOS 96 1027 1 21 0 Norway SP147E 112 2399 0 21 0 Finland V208 146 712 0 140 0 Note: Norway The Norwegian variable, SP147E, was constructed using SP146 REF 690, SP147 REF 691, SP148 REF 692, and SP149 REF 693. SP147E was coded to match the U.S. coding. Canada The Canadian equivalents for V208 are REF 794 through REF 797. Finland The Finnish variable, V208, was constructed using question E5d in Finnish Questionnaire I. 194 V209 Reference: 209 WHEN LONGEST TIM UNEM-YR File I.D.: 02 Location: 472 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2 - IF REF 202 EQ 2-99,-2,-3 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 202 EQ 2-95 FOR COUNTRY EQ 5 - IF REF 202 NE -1 When did that happen? 1-82 Last 2 digits of year -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-82 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. F9e 340 1409 6 5 0 Sweden NAARLOS 96 1027 3 19 0 Norway SP147F 111 2399 0 22 0 Finland V209 142 712 0 144 0 Note: Norway The Norwegian variable, SP147F, was constructed using SP146 REF 690, SP147 REF 691, SP148 REF 692, and SP149 REF 693. Canada The Canadian equivalents for V209 are REF 794 through REF 797. Finland The Finnish variable, V209, is question E5e in Finnish Questionnaire I. 195 V210 Reference: 210 EVER NOT WANT JOB File I.D.: 02 Location: 474 Width: 2 Country: 1,3,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 7 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 237 EQ 1,-3 Since you began working, was there ever a time when you did not have a job, and did not want to find a job? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. F10 333 1103 262 0 62 0 Norway SP143 310 1026 1155 0 41 0 Canada Q98AX 389 1396 792 0 0 0 Note: Canada The Canadian variable, Q98AX, excludes respondents who are unemployed. Q98AX was constructed using Q98A REF 890. 196 V211 Reference: 211 WHEN NOT WANT JOB-YR File I.D.: 02 Location: 476 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 210 EQ 1 What year was that? 1-80 Last 2 digits of starting year -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-80 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. F10a 316 1427 7 10 0 Note: Canada The Canadian equivalents for V211 are REF 798 through REF 809. 197 V212 Reference: 212 HOW LONG NT WANT JOB-MOS File I.D.: 02 Location: 478 Width: 2 Country: 1,3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 210 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 210 EQ 1,-3 For how long were you not working then? (months) 0 No months 1 One month or less 2-11 Number of months -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0 1 2-11 -1 -2 -3 -5 -------------------------------------------------------------- U.S. F10bmos 153 32 133 1427 0 15 0 Norway SP144 103 8 167 2181 0 73 0 Note: U.S. If only years given, code 0 for months. U.S. and Norway In the U.S. survey, this question refers to one period outside the labor force. The Norwegian data refers to the total time outside the labor force. Canada The Canadian equivalents for V212 are REF 798 through REF 809. 198 V213 Reference: 213 HOW LONG NT WANT JOB-YRS File I.D.: 02 Location: 480 Width: 2 Country: 1,3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 210 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 210 EQ 1,-3 For how long were you not working then? (years) 0-60 Number of years -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answeree -5 Refused 0-60 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. F10byrs 319 1427 2 12 0 Norway SP144 278 2181 0 73 0 Note: U.S. If only months given, code 0 for years. U.S. and Norway In the U.S. survey, this question refers to one period outside the labor force. The Norwegian data refers to the total time outside the labor force. Norway The Norwegian variable, SP144, was recoded to match the U.S. coding. Canada The Canadian equivalents for V213 are REF 798 through REF 809 199 V214 Reference: 214 WHAT DO WHEN NO JOB1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 482 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 210 EQ 1 What were you doing? (first mention) 01 In school (except 02); college 02 Job training program or job related classes 11 Looked for work 51 Working; had a part-time/temporary job; worked at previous second job; worked in family business/ farm 71 Illness; health related activities of respondent 72 Moved 73 Volunteer work 81 Home/family related activities (e.g. got married, had a baby, child care, care of other family member, was a housewife, did work around the house) 82 Vacation; travel; hobbies 83 Lived off savings 95 Nothing; loafed 96 Collected unemployment; unemployment insurance -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 01 02 11 51 71 72 73 81 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. F10c1 70 1 2 12 4 4 1 151 82 83 95 96 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. F10c1 30 1 49 6 1427 0 2 0 Note: Canada The Canadian equivalents for V214 are REF 810 through REF 827. 200 V215 Reference: 215 WHAT DO WHEN NO JOB2 File I.D.: 02 Location: 484 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 210 EQ 1 What were you doing? (second mention, if any) 01 In school (except 02); college 02 Job training program or job related classes 11 Looked for work 51 Working; had a part-time/temporary job; worked at previous second job; worked in family business/ farm 71 Illness; health related activities of respondent 72 Moved 73 Volunteer work 81 Home/family related activities (e.g. got married, had a baby, child care, care of other family member, was a housewife, did work around the house) 82 Vacation; travel; hobbies 83 Lived off savings 95 Nothing; loafed 96 Collected unemployment; unemployment insurance -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 01 02 11 51 71 72 73 81 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. F10c2 2 0 2 6 0 1 1 5 82 83 95 96 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- U.S. F10c2 5 0 1 0 1737 0 0 0 Note: Canada The Canadian equivalents for V215 are REF 810 through REF 827. 201 V216 Reference: 216 CHECKPOINT6 File I.D.: 02 Location: 486 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 183 EQ 1 Interview checkpoint. 1 Respondent is housewife 2 Respondent is unemployed -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------------ U.S. F11 138 93 1529 0 0 0 ******************************************************************** V217 Reference: 217 EVER UNEMPLOYED-HOUSEWF File I.D.: 02 Location: 488 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 216 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 8 EQ 1 AND REF 9 NE 5 Have you ever been unemployed for a week or longer, that is, out of work without a job but wanting to find a job? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ----------------------------------------------------- U.S. F11a 40 90 1622 0 8 0 Canada Q99A 32 66 2479 0 0 0 202 V218 Reference: 218 WHEN UNEMPLOYED-HOUSEWF File I.D.: 02 Location: 490 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 217 EQ 1 In what year were you unemployed? 1-80 Last 2 digits of year -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-80 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. F11b 39 1720 1 0 0 Note: Canada The Canadian equivalents for V218 are REF 828 through REF 831. 203 V219 Reference: 219 HOW LONG UNEMPLYD HW-WKS File I.D.: 02 Location: 492 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 217 EQ 1 For how long were you unemployed then? 1-51 Amount of time in weeks -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-51 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. F11cwks 4 1755 1 0 0 Note: U.S. Code amount of time in weeks or months or years. If answer is given in any one time frame, then REF 220 and REF 221 should be coded -1. If answer is don't know or not applicable, then REF 219 EQ -2 or -3 and REF 220 and REF 221 EQ -1. 204 V220 Reference: 220 HOW LONG UNEMPLYD HW-MOS File I.D.: 02 Location: 494 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 217 EQ 1 For how long were you unemployed then? 1-18 Amount of time in months -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-18 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. F11cmos 24 1736 0 0 0 Note: U.S. Code amount of time in weeks or months or years. If answer is given in any one time frame, then REF 219 and REF 221 should be coded -1. If answer is don't know or not applicable, then REF 219 EQ -2 or -3 and REF 220 and REF 221 EQ -1. Canada The Canadian equivalents for V220 are REF 828 through REF 831. 205 V221 Reference: 221 HOW LONG UNEMPLOYD HW-YRS File I.D.: 02 Location: 496 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 217 EQ 1 For how long were you unemployed then? 1-50 Amount of time in years -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-50 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. F11cyrs 11 1749 0 0 0 Note: U.S. Code amount of time in weeks or months or years. If answer is given in any one time frame, then REF 219 and REF 220 should be coded -1. If answer is don't know or not applicable, then REF 219 EQ -2 or -3 and REF 220 and REF 221 EQ -1. Canada The Canadian equivalents for V221 are REF 828 through REF 831. 206 V222 Reference: 222 HOW LONG UNEMPLYED UE-WKS File I.D.: 02 Location: 498 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 216 EQ 2 For how long have you been unemployed, that is, out of work, without a job but wanting to find a job? 1-51 Amount of time in weeks -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-51 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. F11dwks 22 1735 0 3 0 Note: U.S. Code amount of time in weeks or months or years. If answer is given in any one time frame, then REF 223 and REF 224 should be coded -1. If answer is don't know or not applicable, then REF 222 EQ -2 or -3 and REF 223 and REF 224, EQ -1. Canada The Canadian equivalent for V222 is REF 832. 207 V223 Reference: 223 HOW LONG UNEMPLYED UE-MOS File I.D.: 02 Location: 500 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 216 EQ 2 For how long have you been unemployed, that is, out of work, without a job but wanting to find a job? 1-18 Amount of time in months -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-18 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. F11dmos 53 1707 0 0 0 Note: U.S. Code amount of time in weeks or months or years. If answer is given in any one time frame, then REF 222 and REF 224 should be coded -1. If answer is don't know or not applicable, then REF 222 EQ -2 or -3 and REF 223 and REF 224 EQ -1. 208 V224 Reference: 224 HOW LONG UNEMPLYED UE-YRS File I.D.: 02 Location: 502 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 216 EQ 2 For how long have you been unemployed, that is, out of work, without a job but wanting to find a job? 1-51 Amount of time yrs. -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-51 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. F11dyrs 15 1745 0 0 0 Note: U.S. Code amount of time in weeks or months or years. If answer is given in any one time frame, then REF 222 and REF 223 should be coded -1. If answer is don't know or not applicable, then REF 222 EQ -2 or -3 and REF 223 and REF 224 EQ -1. 209 V225 Reference: 225 HOW SUPPORT DURNG UNEMP1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 504 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 216 EQ 2 How have you supported yourself during this period of unemployment? (first mention) 1-97 2-digit Source of Support Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-97 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. F11e1 88 1667 0 5 0 Note: U.S. See Supplementary Code 10 for Source of Support Code. Canada The Canadian equivalent for V225 is REF 833. 210 V226 Reference: 226 HOW SUPPORT DURNG UNEMP-2 File I.D.: 02 Location: 506 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 216 EQ 2 How have you supported yourself during this period of unemployment? (second mention, if any) 1-97 2-digit Source of Support Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-97 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. F11e2 15 1745 0 0 0 Note: U.S. See Supplementary Code 10 for Source of Support Code. Canada The Canadian equivalent for V226 is REF 834. 211 V227 Reference: 227 WHAT DO TO FIND JOB1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 508 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 216 EQ 2 FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 8 EQ 2 What have you done to try to find a new job? (first mention) 01 Vague, unspecified actions ("been looking around") 02 Read ads, notices, bulletin boards; radio and TV ads (no indication of follow-up) 03 Sent out resumes, letters 04 Contacted friends, relatives; talked to people about when there might be jobs 05 Visited, phoned employers; filled out applications; interviewed 06 Contacted employment agency 07 Contacted unemployment office 08 Contacted union (Canada only) 70 Going to school; job training program 80 Have a job which will begin in near future 81 Will be in service in near future 90 Nothing; haven't started looking yet 97 Other -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. F11f1 10 18 5 2 29 7 3 0 Canada Q99G1 16 59 8 7 83 4 57 12 70 80 81 90 97 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. F11f1 1 0 1 12 2 Canada Q99G1 22 32 1 167 0 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. F11f1 1667 0 3 0 Canada Q99G1 2092 0 17 0 212 V228 Reference: 228 WHAT TO DO TO FIND JOB2 File I.D.: 02 Location: 510 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 216 EQ 2 FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 8 EQ 2 What have you done to try to find a new job? (second mention, if any) 01 Vague, unspecified actions ("been looking around") 02 Read ads, notices, bulletin boards; radio and TV ads (no indication of follow-up) 03 Sent out resumes, letters 04 Contacted friends, relatives; talked to people about when there might be jobs 05 Visited, phoned employers; filled out applications; interviewed 06 Contacted employment agency 07 Contacted unemployment office 08 Contacted union (Canada only) 70 Going to school; job training program 80 Have a job which will begin in near future 81 Will be in service in near future 90 Nothing; haven't started looking yet 97 Other -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. F11f2 1 7 2 5 8 2 5 0 Canada Q99G2 1 25 3 10 36 4 22 1 70 80 81 90 97 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. F11f2 3 0 0 1 0 Canada Q99G2 2 0 0 0 0 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. F11f2 1726 0 0 0 Canada Q99G2 2473 0 0 0 213 V229 Reference: 229 EVER UNEMPLOYED PRIOR-UE File I.D.: 02 Location: 512 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 216 EQ 2 FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 8 EQ 2 Aside from this present period of unemployment, have you ever been unemployed in the past? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. F11g 59 30 1667 0 4 0 Canada Q99H 216 262 2092 0 7 0 Note: Canada The Canadian question was phrased differently: "Aside from this present period of unemployment, have you ever been unemployed for a week or longer, that is, out of work but wanting to find work?" 214 V230 Reference: 230 HOW MANY TIMES PRIOR-UE File I.D.: 02 Location: 514 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 229 EQ 1 About how many times have you been unemployed? 1-95 Actual number of times -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-95 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. F11h 53 1701 1 5 0 Canada Q99I 202 2361 8 6 0 Note: Canada The Canadian question was phrased differently: "About how many times including this time have you been unemployed?" 215 V231 Reference: 231 WHEN LONGEST UNEMP-YR-UE File I.D.: 02 Location: 516 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 229 EQ 1 When was the longest stretch of unemployment you ever had? 1-80 Last 2 digits of year unemployment began -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-80 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. F11j 51 1701 2 6 0 ******************************************************************** V232 Reference: 232 HW LNG LNGST UNEMP-WK-UE File I.D.: 02 Location: 518 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 229 EQ 1 For how long were you unemployed that time? 1-51 Amount of time in weeks -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-51 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. F11kwks 3 1754 1 2 0 Note: U.S. Code amount of time in weeks or months or years. If answer is given in any one time frame, then REF 233 and REF 234 should be coded -1. If answer is don't know or not applicable, then REF 232 EQ -2 or -3 and REF 233 and REF 234 EQ -1. 216 V233 Reference: 233 HW LNG LNGST UNEMP-MO-UE File I.D.: 02 Location: 520 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 229 EQ 1 For how long were you unemployed that time? 1-18 Amount of time in months -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-18 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. F11kmos 35 1725 0 0 0 Note: U.S. Code amount of time in weeks or months or years. If answer is given in any one time frame, then REF 232 and REF 234 should be coded -1. If answer is don't know or not applicable, then REF 232 EQ -2 or -3 and REF 233 and REF 234 EQ -1. 217 V234 Reference: 234 HW LNG LNGST UNEMP-YR-UE File I.D.: 02 Location: 522 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 229 EQ 1 For how long were you unemployed that time? 1-50 Amount of time in years -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-50 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. F11kyrs 17 1742 0 1 0 Note: U.S. Code amount of time in weeks or months or years. If answer is given in any one time frame, then REF 232 and REF 233 should be coded -1. If answer is don't know or not applicable, then REF 232 EQ -2 or -3 and REF 233 and REF 234 EQ -1. 218 V235 Reference: 235 BEGAN WORK PRESNT JOB-MO File I.D.: 02 Location: 524 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 183 NE 2 These next questions are about job changes you may have made in the past. A change in jobs can either be a change in employers or a substantial change in the duties and job title of your job for the same employer. This does not include a promotion in which you do basically the same task. First of all could you tell me what month and year you first began working at your present main job? 1-12 Actual month -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-12 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. F12mo 1559 31 65 105 0 219 V236 Reference: 236 BEGAN WORK PRESNT JOB-YR File I.D.: 02 Location: 526 Width: 2 Country: 1,3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 183 NE 2 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 560 EQ 1 OR REF 561 EQ 1 Could you tell me what month and year you first began working at your present main job? 1-82 Last 2 digits of year -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-82 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. F12yr 1645 31 3 81 0 Norway SP099 1652 818 0 62 0 Note: Norway The Norwegian variable, SP099, applies to respondents with permanent or temporary work. 220 V237 Reference: 237 HAVE PRIOR JOB1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 528 Width: 2 Country: 1,3,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 183 NE 2 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 560 EQ 1 OR REF 561 EQ 1 Did you have a job before your current job? (This could include a previous job with your present employer if it had a different job title and substantially different duties.) 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. F13 1445 205 31 0 79 0 Norway SP100 1344 337 818 0 33 0 Canada Q110PRI 744 394 1416 0 22 1 Note: Canada The Canadian question was phrased differently: "Did you have a full-time job before your last main job? By full-time job we mean at least 30 hours per week." 221 V238 Reference: 238 PRIOR JOB1 S-EMP/EMPLE File I.D.: 02 Location: 530 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 237 EQ 1 On that previous job, were you self-employed or did you work for someone else? 1 Self-employed 2 Someone else -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. F14 75 1364 315 0 6 0 Canada Q111A 39 705 1833 0 0 0 ******************************************************************** V239 Reference: 239 PRIOR JOB1 PAID EMPLES File I.D.: 02 Location: 532 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 238 EQ 1 Did you have any paid employees? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. F14a 22 52 1685 0 1 0 Canada Q111B 19 20 2538 0 0 0 222 V240 Reference: 240 PRIOR JOB1 #EMPLES File I.D.: 02 Location: 534 Width: 3 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 239 EQ 1 On the average, how many employees did you have? 1-995 Actual number -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-995 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. F14b 21 1738 0 1 0 Canada Q111C 19 2558 0 0 0 ******************************************************************** V241 Reference: 241 PRIOR JOB1 DIFRNT EMPLYR File I.D.: 02 Location: 537 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 238 EQ 2 Was that the same employer as your present one or was it someone different? 1 Same 2 Different -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. F14c 178 1182 396 0 4 0 Canada Q111D 95 610 1872 0 0 0 223 V242 Reference: 242 PRIOR JOB1 SUPERVISE File I.D.: 02 Location: 539 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 238 EQ 2 On that job did you supervise the work of other employees? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. F14d 442 918 396 0 4 0 Canada Q111E 181 524 1872 0 0 0 ******************************************************************** V243 Reference: 243 PRIOR JOB1 AUTHORITY File I.D.: 02 Location: 541 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 242 EQ 1 Did you have any say or influence in the pay, promotions or disciplining of your subordinates on that job? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. F14e 270 166 1318 0 6 0 Canada Q111F 92 89 2396 0 0 0 224 V244 Reference: 244 PRIOR JOB1 OCCUPATION File I.D.: 02 Location: 543 Width: 4 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 237 EQ 1 What kind of work did you do on that job? What were some of your main duties and activities? U.S. 1-997 3-digit 1970 Census Occupation Code Canada 1116-9918 4-digit 1980 Standard Occupational Classification Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-9918 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. F15 1399 315 0 46 0 Canada PRIOCC 744 1833 0 0 0 Note: U.S. See Supplementary Code 1 for 1970 Census Occupation Code. Canada See Supplementary Code 63 for 1980 Standard Occupational Classification Code. The Canadian variable, PRIOCC, was constructed using Q113 REF 1074. 225 V245 Reference: 245 PRIOR JOB1 INDUSTRY File I.D.: 01 Location: 547 Width: 3 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 237 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 237 EQ 1,5 What kind of business or organization was that in? That is, what did they make or do? U.S. 1-997 3-digit 1970 Census Industry Code Canada 11-999 3-digit 1980 Standard Industrial Classification Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-999 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. F16 1353 315 0 92 0 Canada PRIND 745 1832 0 0 0 Note: U.S. See Supplementary Code 2 for 1970 Census Industry Code. Canada See Supplementary Code 64 for 1980 Standard Industrial Classification Code. The Canadian variable, PRIND, is question 114 in the Canadian questionnaire. 226 V246 Reference: 246 PRIOR JOB1 HOURS PER WK File I.D.: 02 Location: 550 Width: 3 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 237 EQ 1 About how many hours a week did you usually work on that job, including paid and unpaid overtime? 1-168 Actual number of hours -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-168 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. F17 1417 315 6 22 0 Canada Q115 739 1833 0 5 0 Note: U.S. Hours are coded as reported even if figure seems unrealistically high. 227 V247 Reference: 247 PRIOR JOB1 BEGIN MO File I.D.: 02 Location: 553 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 237 EQ 1 When did you begin that job? 1-12 Actual month 96 Still working at job -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-12 96 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. F18mo1 1178 0 315 180 87 0 Canada JMO1 634 0 1833 87 23 0 Note: Canada The Canadian variable, JMO1, was constructed using question 110B in the Canadian questionnaire. 228 V248 Reference: 248 PRIOR JOB1 BEGIN YR File I.D.: 02 Location: 555 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 237 EQ 1 When did you begin that job? 1-82 Last 2 digits of year 96 Still working at job -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-82 96 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. F18yr1 1390 0 315 28 27 0 Canada JYR1 728 0 1833 12 4 0 Note: Canada The Canadian variable, JYR1, was constructed using question 110B in the Canadian questionnaire. 229 V249 Reference: 249 PRIOR JOB1 END MO File I.D.: 02 Location: 557 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 237 EQ 1 When did you end that job? 1-12 Actual month 96 Still working at job -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-12 96 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. F18mo2 1236 5 315 126 78 0 Canada JMO2 660 0 1833 64 20 0 Note: Canada The Canadian variable, JMO2, was constructed using question 110B in the Canadian questionnaire. 230 V250 Reference: 250 PRIOR JOB1 END YR File I.D.: 02 Location: 559 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 237 EQ 1 When did you end that job? 1-82 Last 2 digits of year 96 Still working at job -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-82 96 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. F18yr2 1387 5 315 26 27 0 Canada JYR2 729 0 1833 11 4 0 Note: Canada The Canadian variable, JYR2, was constructed using question 110B in the Canadian questionnaire. 231 V251 Reference: 251 PRIOR JOB1 HOW END File I.D.: 02 Location: 561 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 237 EQ 1 Did you quit that job, were you laid off, dismissed, promoted or what? 1 Quit; own business closed/sold; retired; contract completed 2 Laid off, dismissed; company went out of business 3 Promoted (went into partnership/bought out company--Canada only) 4 Transferred 5 Military service-related reasons (drafted, discharged); completed education/training program 6 Sick 7 Never left job; seasonal employment; on strike -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. F19 1009 226 109 41 22 4 17 Canada Q117 511 163 48 13 3 4 1 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. F19 315 0 17 0 Canada Q117 1833 0 1 0 232 V252 Reference: 252 WHAT DO BTW PRI/PRES JB1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 563 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 251 NE 3,-1 What did you do between the end of that job and your present job? (first mention) 01 In school (except 02); college (no time between jobs--Canada only) 02 Job training program or job related classes specified (went to school--Canada only) 11 Looked for work 12 Took a leave of absence 51 Working; had a part time/temporary job; worked at previous second job; worked in family business/ farm. 52 Military service 53 Incarcerated 54 Started own business 70 Alcoholism 71 Illness/health-related activities of respondent 72 Moved 73 Volunteered 74 Built my house 81 Home/family-related activities (got married, child care, had a baby, care of other family member including for illness, was a housewife, did work around the house) 82 Vacation; travel 89 Welfare 90 No time between jobs 95 Nothing (loafed, unemployed and not working) 96 Collected unemployment, unemployment insurance -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused (continued on next page) 233 (Variable 252 continued) 01 02 10 11 12 51 52 53 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. F20a 93 11 0 122 0 96 9 1 Canada Q118FRSX 41 6 1 124 0 24 0 0 54 70 71 72 73 74 81 82 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. F20a 0 0 9 48 2 0 132 63 Canada Q118FRSX 6 0 10 10 1 0 92 45 89 90 95 96 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. F20a 2 577 114 28 424 0 29 0 Canada Q118FRSX 0 311 23 1 1881 1 0 0 Note: Canada The Canadian variable, Q118FRSX, was constructed using Q118FRST REF 891. Q118FRSX excludes respondents who were promoted (code 3 on REF 251), and codes respondents who answer nothing else as skipped (-1). 234 V253 Reference: 253 WHAT DO BTW PRI/PRES JB2 File I.D.: 02 Location: 565 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 251 NE 3,-1 What did you do between the end of that job and your present job? (second mention) 01 In school (except 02); college (no time between jobs--Canada only) 02 Job training program or job related classes specified (went to school--Canada only) 11 Looked for work 12 Took a leave of absence 51 Working; had a part time/temporary job; worked at previous second job; worked in family business/ farm. 52 Military service 53 Incarcerated 70 Alcoholism 71 Illness/health-related activities of respondent 72 Moved 73 Volunteered 74 Built my house 81 Home/family-related activities (got married, child care, had a baby, care of other family member including for illness, was a housewife, did work around the house) 82 Vacation; travel 89 Welfare 90 No time between jobs 95 Nothing (loafed, unemployed and not working) 96 Collected unemployment, unemployment insurance -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused (continued on next page) 235 (Variable 253 continued) 01 02 10 11 12 51 52 53 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. F20b 7 1 0 20 0 4 0 0 Canada Q118SNDX 3 5 1 23 0 4 0 0 70 71 72 73 74 81 82 89 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. F20b 0 1 3 0 0 12 4 0 Canada Q118SNDX 0 0 4 1 0 7 2 0 90 95 96 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. F20b 0 6 2 1700 0 0 0 Canada Q118SNDX 0 1 0 2526 0 0 0 Note: Canada The Canadian variable, Q118SNDX, was constructed using Q118SND REF 892. Q118SNDX excludes respondents who were promoted (code 3 on REF 251), and codes respondents who answer nothing else as skipped (-1). 236 V254 Reference: 254 HAVE PRIOR JOB2 File I.D.: 02 Location: 567 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 237 EQ 1 AND REF 7 NE 2 Did you have a job before the one you just described to me? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. F21 1032 242 472 1 13 0 Note: U.S. Question F21 was not asked of type 2 (REF 7, code 2) respondents even though they were asked F13 (REF 237). 157 cases responding "yes" to F13 are not included in the universe for REF 254. 237 V255 Reference: 255 PRIOR JOB2 S-EMP/EMPLE File I.D.: 02 Location: 569 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 254 EQ 1 On that job, were you self-employed or did you work for someone else? 1 Self-employed 2 Someone else -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. F22 55 967 728 0 10 0 ******************************************************************** V256 Reference: 256 PRIOR JOB2 PAID EMPLES File I.D.: 02 Location: 571 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 255 EQ 1 Did you have any paid employees? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. F22a 18 37 1705 0 0 0 238 V257 Reference: 257 PRIOR JOB2 #EMPLES File I.D.: 02 Location: 573 Width: 3 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: IF COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 256 EQ 1 On the average, how many employees did you have? 1-995 Actual number -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-995 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. F22b 18 1742 0 0 0 ******************************************************************** V258 Reference: 258 PRIOR JOB2 DFRNT EMPLYR File I.D.: 02 Location: 576 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 255 EQ 2 Was that the same employer as in the job you just described, or was it a different employer? 1 Same 2 Different -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. F22c 117 848 793 0 2 0 239 V259 Reference: 259 PRIOR JOB2 SUPERVISE File I.D.: 02 Location: 578 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 255 EQ 2 On that job, did you supervise the work of other employees? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. F22d 273 687 793 1 6 0 ******************************************************************** V260 Reference: 260 PRIOR JOB2 AUTHORITY File I.D.: 02 Location: 580 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 259 EQ 1 Did you have any say or influence in the pay, promotion, or disciplining of your subordinates on that job? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. F22e 169 102 1487 0 2 0 240 V261 Reference: 261 PRIOR JOB2 OCCUPATION File I.D.: 02 Location: 582 Width: 3 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 254 EQ 1 What kind of work did you do on that job? What were some of your main duties and activities? 1-997 3-digit 1970 Census Occupation Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-997 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. F23 985 728 0 47 0 Note: U.S. See Supplementary Code 1 for 1970 Census Occupation Code. ******************************************************************** V262 Reference: 262 PRIOR JOB2 INDUSTRY File I.D.: 02 Location: 585 Width: 3 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 254 EQ 1 What kind of business or organization was that in? That is, what did they make or do? 1-997 3-digit 1970 Census Industry Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-997 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. F24 954 728 0 78 0 Note: U.S. See Supplementary Code 2 for 1970 Census Industry Code. 241 V263 Reference: 263 PRIOR JOB2 HOURS PER WK File I.D.: 02 Location: 588 Width: 3 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 254 EQ 1 About how many hours a week did you usually work on that job, including paid and unpaid overtime? 1-168 Actual number of hours -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-168 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. F25 1004 728 5 23 0 Note: U.S. Hours are coded as reported even if figure seems unrealistically high. ******************************************************************** V264 Reference: 264 PRIOR JOB2 BEGIN MO File I.D.: 02 Location: 591 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 254 EQ 1 When did you begin that job? 1-12 Actual month -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-12 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. F26mo1 754 728 184 94 0 242 V265 Reference: 265 PRIOR JOB2 BEGIN YR File I.D.: 02 Location: 593 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 254 EQ 1 When did you begin that job? 1-80 Last 2 digits of year -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-80 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. F26yr1 974 728 36 22 0 ******************************************************************** V266 Reference: 266 PRIOR JOB2 END MO File I.D.: 02 Location: 595 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 254 EQ 1 When did you end that job? 1-12 Actual month -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-12 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. F26mo2 786 728 154 92 0 243 V267 Reference: 267 PRIOR JOB2 END YR File I.D.: 02 Location: 597 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 254 EQ 1 When did you end that job? 1-80 Last 2 digits of year -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-80 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. F26yr2 972 728 29 31 0 244 V268 Reference: 268 PRIOR JOB2 HOW END File I.D.: 02 Location: 599 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 254 EQ 1 Did you quit that job, were you laid off, dismissed, promoted or what? 1 Quit; own business closed/sold; retired; contract completed 2 Laid off, dismissed; company went out of business 3 Promoted 4 Transferred 5 Military service-related reasons (drafted, discharged); completed education/training program 6 Sick 7 Never left job; seasonal employment; on strike -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. F27 726 160 57 30 31 5 3 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. F27 728 0 20 0 245 V269 Reference: 269 WHAT DO BTW PRIOR1/PR2-1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 601 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 268 EQ 1-2,4-7,-2,-3 What did you do between the end of this job and the beginning of the next job? (first mention) 01 In school (except 02); college 02 Job training program or job related classes specified 11 Looked for work 12 Took a leave of absence 51 Working; had a part time/temporary job; worked at previous second job; worked in family business/ farm 52 Military service 53 Incarcerated 70 Alcoholism 71 Illness/health-related activities of respondent 72 Moved 73 Volunteered 74 Built my house 81 Home/family-related activities (got married, child care, had a baby, care of other family member including for illness, was a housewife, did work around the house) 82 Vacation; travel 89 Welfare 90 No time between jobs 95 Nothing (loafed, unemployed and not working) 96 Collected unemployment, unemployment insurance -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused (continued on next page) 246 (Variable 269 continued) 01 02 11 12 51 52 53 70 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. F28a 114 4 72 2 67 5 0 1 71 72 73 74 81 82 89 90 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. F28a 9 38 1 0 73 42 0 435 95 96 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- 5U.S. F28a 60 20 785 4 28 0 247 V270 Reference: 270 WHAT DO BTW PRIOR1/PR2-2 File I.D.: 02 Location: 603 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 268 EQ 1 What did you do between the end of this job and the beginning of the next job? (second mention, if any) 01 In school (except 02); college 02 Job training program or job related classes specified 11 Looked for work 12 Took a leave of absence 51 Working; had a part time/temporary job; worked at previous second job; worked in family business/ farm 52 Military service 53 Incarcerated 70 Alcoholism 71 Illness/health-related activities of respondent 72 Moved 73 Volunteered 74 Built my house 81 Home/family-related activities (got married, child care, had a baby, care of other family member including for illness, was a housewife, did work around the house) 82 Vacation; travel 89 Welfare 90 No time between jobs 95 Nothing (loafed, unemployed and not working) 96 Collected unemployment, unemployment insurance -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused (continued on next page) 248 (Variable 270 continued) 01 02 11 12 51 52 53 70 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. F28b 6 1 8 0 11 0 0 0 71 72 73 74 81 82 89 90 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. F28b 0 2 0 0 3 4 0 0 95 96 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. F28b 3 2 1720 0 0 0 249 V271 Reference: 271 CHECKPOINT7 File I.D.: 02 Location: 605 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 254 EQ 1 OR REF 7 EQ 2 Interview checkpoint. 1 All three jobs with same employer 2 All others -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. F29 80 1109 571 0 0 0 Note: U.S. The 157 respondents who were skipped for F21, REF 254 were coded 1 or 2 for F29. ******************************************************************** V272 Reference: 272 WHEN BEGIN W/EMPLOYER-MO File I.D.: 02 Location: 607 Width: 2 Country: 1,3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 271 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 560 EQ 1 OR REF 561 EQ 1 AND REF 237 NE 5 In what month and year did you first begin working for your present employer? 1-12 Actual month -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-12 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. F30mo 70 1680 0 10 0 Norway SP142 1082 1155 0 295 0 250 V273 Reference: 273 WHEN BEGIN W/EMPLOYER-YR File I.D.: 02 Location: 609 Width: 2 Country: 1,3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 271 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 560 EQ 1 OR REF 561 EQ 1 AND REF 237 NE 5 In what month and year did you first begin working for your present employer? 1-82 Last 2 digits of year -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-82 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. F30yr 72 1680 0 8 0 Norway SP142B 1237 1155 0 140 0 ******************************************************************** V274 Reference: 274 UNION File I.D.: 02 Location: 611 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 183 NE 2 FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 7 EQ 1 OR REF 865 EQ 1 Is there a union at the place where you work? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. G1 534 1097 31 6 92 0 Canada Q86A 1016 1352 209 0 0 0 251 V275 Reference: 275 UNION MEMBER File I.D.: 02 Location: 613 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 274 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 2 - ALL FOR COUNTRY EQ 3,5 - IF REF 14 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 274 EQ 1 AND REF 7 NE 2 Are you currently a union member? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. G1a 261 270 1226 1 2 0 Sweden FACK 836 269 0 4 36 0 Norway SP329 935 531 1037 0 29 0 Canada Q86C 741 382 1454 0 0 0 Finland V275 622 166 208 0 2 0 Note: Norway The Norwegian variable, SP329, was constructed using SP150 REF 694. Finland The Finnish variable, V275, is question F2 in Finnish Questionnaire I. F2 was recoded to match the U.S. coding. 252 V276 Reference: 276 ELIGIBLE UNION MEMBER File I.D.: 02 Location: 615 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 275 EQ 5,-2,-3 Are you eligible for membership in a union at the place where you work? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. G1b 107 160 1487 3 3 0 Canada Q86D 149 230 2195 3 0 0 253 V277 Reference: 277 EVER UNION MEMBER File I.D.: 02 Location: 617 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 183 NE 2 AND REF 275 NE 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 2,5 - IF REF 275 NE 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 275 EQ 5,-3 FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 7 EQ 2 OR REF 275 EQ 5 OR REF 1046 EQ 5 Have you ever been a union member? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. G1c 360 1012 292 0 96 0 Sweden FAFORR 96 152 836 1 60 0 Norway SP151 216 317 1972 0 27 0 Canada Q86E 518 1109 950 0 0 0 Finland V277 57 81 622 0 238 0 Note: Finland The Finnish variable, V277, is question F2b in Finnish Questionnaire I. F2b was recoded to match the U.S. coding. 254 V278 Reference: 278 HEALTH AND SAFETY File I.D.: 02 Location: 619 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,4,5 - IF REF 275 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 275 EQ 1,-3 Here are a few issues in which a union might get involved. For each, tell me if your union local pays a great deal of attention to this issue, some attention to this issue, or almost no attention to this. The first issue is improving health and safety conditions at the place where you work. 1 Great deal of attention to this issue 3 Some attention to this issue 5 Almost no attention to this issue -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 3 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. G2a 126 92 40 1499 1 2 0 Sweden FAMIL 349 302 106 310 9 69 0 Norway SP152A 595 149 91 1568 95 34 0 Canada Q87A 400 204 99 1837 4 33 0 Finland V278 227 201 160 376 0 34 0 Note: Norway The Norwegian variable, SP152A, was recoded to match the U.S. coding. Finland The Finnish variable, V278, was constructed using question F3b in Finnish Questionnaire I. I-F3 text: "Improving health and safety conditions at the place where you work? 1 A great deal of attention 2 Quite a lot of attention 3 Some attention 4 Little attention 5 No attention at all" 255 V279 Reference: 279 LAYOFFS AND CLOSING File I.D.: 02 Location: 621 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,4,5 - IF REF 275 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 275 EQ 1,-3 Preventing layoffs and plant closings? 1 Great deal of attention to this issue 3 Some attention to this issue 5 Almost no attention to this issue -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 3 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. G2b 133 64 55 1499 4 5 0 Sweden FANED 323 238 150 310 16 108 0 Norway SP152B 503 151 129 1568 138 43 0 Canada Q87B 356 194 147 1837 2 41 0 Finland V279 211 131 176 376 0 104 0 Note: Norway The Norwegian variable, SP152B, was recoded to match the U.S. coding. Finland The Finnish variable, V279, was constructed using question F3c in Finnish Questionnaire I. IFc text: "Preventing layoffs and plant closings? 1 A great deal of attention 2 Quite a lot of attention 3 Some attention 4 Little attention 5 No attention at all" 256 V280 Reference: 280 EMPLOYEE PARTICIPATION File I.D.: 02 Location: 623 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,4,5 - IF REF 275 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 275 EQ 1,-3 Increasing employee participation in workplace decisions? 1 Great deal of attention to this issue 3 Some attention to this issue 5 Almost no attention to this issue -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 3 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. G2c 61 108 80 1499 8 4 0 Sweden FAMBL 316 328 98 310 15 78 0 Norway SP152C 500 186 109 1568 133 36 0 Canada Q87C 205 294 197 1837 8 36 0 Finland V280 157 223 190 376 0 52 0 Note: Norway The Norwegian variable, SP152C, was recoded to match the U.S. coding. Finland The Finnish variable, V280, was constructed using question F3d in Finnish Questionnaire I. I-F3d text: "Trying to increase workers' influence in decision-making at the place of work?" 1 A great deal of attention 2 Quite a lot of attention 3 Some attention 4 Little attention 5 No attention at all" 257 V281 Reference: 281 OPPOSING DISCRIMINATION File I.D.: 02 Location: 625 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,4,5 - IF REF 275 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 275 EQ 1,-3 Opposing racial or sexual discrimination in the workplace? 1 Great deal of attention to this issue 3 Some attention to this issue 5 Almost no attention to this issue -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 3 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. G2d 117 66 68 1499 5 5 0 Sweden FAKON 223 280 206 310 25 101 0 Norway SP152D 406 181 181 1568 153 43 0 Canada Q87D 287 196 209 1837 11 37 0 Finland V281 100 112 286 376 0 124 0 Note: Norway The Norwegian variable, SP152D, was recoded to match the U.S. coding. The Norwegian question was phrased differently: "Opposing sexual discrimination in the workplace?" Finland The Finnish variable, V281, was constructed using question F3e in Finnish Questionnaire I. I-F3e text: "Opposing discrimination (for example sexual or political) in the work place?" 258 V282 Reference: 282 EVER UNION OFFICIAL File I.D.: 02 Location: 627 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4,5 - IF REF 275 EQ 1 OR REF 277 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 2 - IF REF 275 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 275 EQ 1 OR REF 277 EQ 1,-3 Have you ever been a union official, such as a shop steward, or run for a union office? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. G3 91 527 1139 0 3 0 Sweden FAUPP 213 571 309 0 52 0 Norway SP154 403 751 1354 0 24 0 Canada Q88 218 1041 1318 0 0 0 Finland V282 168 478 319 0 33 0 Note: Finland The Finnish variable, V282, was constructed using question F4 in Finnish Questionnaire I. I-F4 text: "Have you been a trusted person? 1 Union official 2 Trustee 3 Delegate of manpower protection 4 Delegate of federal assembly 5 Some other kind of trusted person 6 Has not been" 259 V283 Reference: 283 EVER UNION OPPOSITION File I.D.: 02 Location: 629 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 275 EQ 1 OR REF 277 EQ 1 Were you ever part of a group within a union that actively opposed the established union leadership? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. G4 60 555 1139 1 5 0 ******************************************************************** V284 Reference: 284 EVER FORM UNION File I.D.: 02 Location: 631 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 183 NE 2 Have you ever been personally involved in an attempt to form a union at a place where you worked? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. G5 102 1530 31 0 97 0 260 V285 Reference: 285 YEAR FORM UNION File I.D.: 02 Location: 633 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 284 EQ 1 In what year was that? 1-80 Last 2 digits of year -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-80 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. G5a 98 1658 4 0 0 261 V286 Reference: 286 EVER STRIKE File I.D.: 02 Location: 635 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 183 NE 2 FOR COUNTRY EQ 2 - ALL FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 14 EQ 1 Have you ever taken part in an organized strike or work stoppage? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. G6 186 1446 31 0 97 0 Sweden STREJ 129 884 0 0 132 0 Norway SP334 304 1145 1037 0 46 0 Note: Norway The Norwegian variable, SP334, was constructed using SP155A REF 698, SP155B REF 539, SP155C REF 699, SP155D REF 700 and SP156 REF 701. 262 V287 Reference: 287 HOW PARTICIPATE STRIKE1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 637 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 286 EQ 1 What activities were you involved in? (first mention) 1 Stayed away from work 2 Observed picket line--refused to cross 3 Observed picket line 4 Picketed; walked on the line 11 Attended meetings 12 Helped organize meetings 13 Led/chaired meetings 21 Participated in slowdown; work-to-rule 22 Participated in sit-down; occupied plant or facility 31 Distributed pamphlets/literature 32 Helped prepare pamphlets/literature--made signs 33 Support work; helped employees get loans, food stamps; provided food 41 "Helped organize the strike" 42 Member of the bargaining team 45 Served as an officer 46 Provided advice 97 Other -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused (continued on next page) 263 (Variable 287 continued) 1 2 3 4 11 12 13 21 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. G6a1 53 8 98 7 0 0 1 1 22 31 32 33 41 42 45 46 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. G6a1 2 0 0 1 2 2 1 1 97 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. G6a1 2 1574 0 7 0 264 V288 Reference: 288 HOW PARTICIPATE STRIKE2 File I.D.: 02 Location: 639 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 286 EQ 1 What activities were you involved in? (second mention, if any) 1 Stayed away from work 2 Observed picket line--refused to cross 3 Observed picket line 4 Picketed; walked on the line 11 Attended meetings 12 Helped organize meetings 13 Led/chaired meetings 21 Participated in slowdown; work-to-rule 22 Participated in sit-down; occupied plant or facility 31 Distributed pamphlets/literature 32 Helped prepare pamphlets/literature--made signs 33 Support work; helped employees get loans, food stamps; provided food 41 "Helped organize the strike" 42 Member of the bargaining team 45 Served as an officer 46 Provided advice 97 Other -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused (continued on next page) 265 (Variable 288 continued) 1 2 3 4 11 12 13 21 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. G6a2 1 1 5 0 2 1 0 0 22 31 32 33 41 42 45 46 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. G6a2 0 1 2 0 2 3 0 0 97 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. G6a2 0 1742 0 0 0 266 V289 Reference: 289 HOW PARTICIPATE STRIKE3 File I.D.: 02 Location: 641 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 286 EQ 1 What activities were you involved in? (third mention, if any) 1 Stayed away from work 2 Observed picket line--refused to cross 3 Observed picket line 4 Picketed; walked on the line 11 Attended meetings 12 Helped organize meetings 13 Led/chaired meetings 21 Participated in slowdown; work-to-rule 22 Participated in sit-down; occupied plant or facility 31 Distributed pamphlets/literature 32 Helped prepare pamphlets/literature--made signs 33 Support work; helped employees get loans, food stamps; provided food 41 "Helped organize the strike" 42 Member of the bargaining team 45 Served as an officer 46 Provided advice 97 Other -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused (continued on next page) 267 (Variable 289 continued) 1 2 3 4 11 12 13 21 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. G6a3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 22 31 32 33 41 42 45 46 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. G6a3 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 97 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. G6a3 0 1757 0 0 0 268 V290 Reference: 290 YEAR INVOLVED IN STRIKE File I.D.: 02 Location: 643 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 286 EQ 1 When was the most recent time you were involved in a strike or work stoppage? 1-80 Last 2 digits of year -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-80 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. G6b 174 1574 8 4 0 ******************************************************************** V291 Reference: 291 HOW MANY STRIKES IN File I.D.: 02 Location: 645 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 286 EQ 1 How many times have you been involved in a strike or work stoppage? 1-95 Actual number -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-95 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. G6c 181 1574 1 4 0 269 V292 Reference: 292 NEIGHBORHOOD-WORK TIES File I.D.: 02 Location: 647 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 7 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 2 - ALL FOR COUNTRY EQ 5 - IF REF 14 EQ 1 These next few questions are about the relationships between your work and your community. First, how many other people in your neighborhood work for the same company/government agency/ organization that you do? Would that be many, just a few, or none at all? 1 Many 3 Just a few 5 None at all 6 No co-workers -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 3 5 6 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. H1 181 587 609 33 262 10 78 0 Sweden BOARD 92 422 586 22 0 1 22 0 Finland V292 99 195 488 6 208 0 2 0 Note: Finland The Finnish variable, V292, is question G1 in Finnish Questionnaire I. G1 was recoded to match the U.S. coding. 270 V293 Reference: 293 TIME SPENT W/COWORKERS File I.D.: 02 Location: 649 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,5 - IF REF 292 EQ 1,3,5,-2,-3 How much time outside of work do you spend with other people from your workplace? Would that be a lot of time, some time, or almost none at all? (Getting together for coffee breaks, or lunch on regular workdays is not time "outside of work") 1 A lot of time 3 Some time 5 Almost none at all -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 3 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. H2 136 551 696 295 0 82 0 Sweden FIARB 72 309 713 26 0 25 0 Finland V293 31 468 283 214 0 2 0 Note: Finland The Finnish variable, V293, is question G2 in Finnish Questionnaire I. G2 was recoded to match the U.S. coding. The Finnish question was phrased differently: How much time do you spend with your work mates outside of the actual working time? 1 much 2 some 3 not at all" 271 V294 Reference: 294 WORK FRIENDSHIPS File I.D.: 02 Location: 651 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,5 - IF REF 292 EQ 1,3,5,-2,-3 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 560 EQ 1 OR REF 561 EQ 1 AND REF 706 NE 1 We would like to know something about your friendships at work. Which of the following best describes your situation: 1 I have close friends at work 2 I have friends at work, but I would not consider them close friends 3 I only have acquaintances at work -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. H3 685 480 198 295 1 101 0 Sweden ARBVAN 393 500 181 22 0 49 0 Norway SP161 472 704 221 1099 0 36 0 Finland V294 653 0 126 214 0 5 0 Note: Finland The Finnish variable, V294, was constructed using question G4 in Finnish Questionnaire I. I-G4 text: "Do you have good and close fellow- workers at your place of work? 1 Yes 2 No" 272 V295 Reference: 295 CHECKPOINT8 File I.D.: 02 Location: 653 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 7 EQ 2 Interview checkpoint 1 Respondent is housewife 2 Respondent is unemployed -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. H4 169 93 1498 0 0 0 ******************************************************************** V296 Reference: 296 %HOUSWVS IN NEIGHBORHOOD File I.D.: 02 Location: 655 Width: 3 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 295 EQ 1 We would now like to ask you a few questions about the relationship between work and your community. About what proportion of the women in your neighborhood are housewives who do not work at a paying job? 0-100 Actual percent -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0-100 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. H5 111 1591 43 15 0 273 V297 Reference: 297 HOUSWVS IN NEIGHBORHOOD File I.D.: 02 Location: 658 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 296 EQ -2 Would it be more than half, about half or less than half? 1 More than half 3 About half 5 Less than half -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 3 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. H5a 10 13 17 1717 2 1 0 ******************************************************************** V298 Reference: 298 HOUSEWIFE FRIENDS File I.D.: 02 Location: 660 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 295 EQ 1 Would you say that you are friends with many other women in your neighborhood who do not work at paying jobs, just a few others, or none at all? 1 Many housewives 3 Just a few 5 None at all -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 3 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. H6 49 82 24 1591 1 13 0 274 V299 Reference: 299 UNEMPLOYED IN NEIGHBORHD File I.D.: 02 Location: 662 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 295 EQ 2 First, we would like to know how many other people in your neighborhood are currently unemployed. Would that be many, just a few, or none at all? 1 Many 3 Just a few 5 None at all -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 3 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. H7 28 40 8 1667 10 7 0 ******************************************************************** V300 Reference: 300 TIME SPENT W/FORMER WRKR File I.D.: 02 Location: 664 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 295 EQ 2 How much time do you spend with people from your previous place of work? Would that be a lot of time, some time, or no time at all? 1 A lot of time 3 Some time 5 No time at all -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 3 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. H8 3 35 48 1667 0 7 0 275 V301 Reference: 301 CHECKPOINT9 File I.D.: 02 Location: 666 Width: 2 Country: 1,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4,5 - ALL Interview checkpoint 1 Respondent is currently living with husband/ wife/partner 2 All others -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. J1 1073 687 0 0 0 0 Canada Q119A 1810 767 0 0 0 0 Finland V301 738 258 0 0 2 0 Note: Finland The Finnish variable, V301, was constructed using question H1 in Finnish Questionnaire I. I-H1 text: "The following questions are about your spouse and family. Are you at present 1 Unmarried 2 Married 3 Living together 4 Divorced 5 Widowed?" 276 V302 Reference: 302 MARITAL STATUS-US/FIN File I.D.: 02 Location: 668 Width: 2 Country: 1,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,5 - IF REF 301 EQ 2 Are you married, widowed, divorced, separated, or have you never been married? 1 Married 2 Widowed 3 Divorced 4 Separated 5 Living together 6 Never married -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 6 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. J1a 16 50 153 42 1 384 Finland V302 0 32 38 0 0 188 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. J1a 1073 0 41 0 Finland V302 740 0 0 0 Note: Finland The Finnish variable, V302, was constructed using question H1 in Finnish Questionnaire I. See REF 301 for question text. The Finnish survey did not provide code 4 (separated) and code 6 (never married) as possible response options. 5 277 V303 Reference: 303 ANY CHILDREN File I.D.: 02 Location: 670 Width: 2 Country: 1,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 302 EQ 1-5,-2,-3 FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 841 EQ 1-4 FOR COUNTRY EQ 5 - ALL Do you have any children? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. J1b 215 51 1457 0 37 0 Canada Q119C 211 41 2325 0 0 0 Finland V303 720 258 0 0 20 0 Note: Finland The Finnish variable, V303, is question H11 in Finnish Questionnaire I. H11 was recoded to match the U.S. coding. 278 V304 Reference: 304 SPOUSE WORK File I.D.: 02 Location: 672 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4,5 - IF REF 301 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 2 - IF REF 540 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 540 EQ 1,-3 Now I have some questions about your family. Does your spouse have a paying job or work without pay in a family business or farm? 1 Yes 3 Spouse is student/studying (Sweden only) 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 3 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. J2 718 0 290 687 0 67 0 Sweden MAKSYS 679 17 119 312 0 18 0 Norway SP186 1383 0 501 614 0 34 0 Canada Q120A 1129 0 681 767 0 0 0 Finland V304 616 0 121 260 0 1 0 Note: Sweden Only the Swedish survey provided code 3 (spouse is student/studying) as a possible response option. Norway The Norwegian question is phrased differently: "Does your husband/wife/partner have a paying job?" Those who work without pay in a family business or farm are not included in the "yes" responses for Norway. Finland The Finnish variable, V304, is question H2 in Finnish Questionnaire I. H2 was recoded to match the U.S. coding. The Finnish question was phrased differently: "Does your spouse have a job?" 279 V305 Reference: 305 SPOUSE WANT TO WORK File I.D.: 02 Location: 674 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 304 EQ 5,-2,-3 Is your spouse wanting to find a job? 1 Yes 5 No 6 Never worked -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 6 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. J2a 52 236 1 1405 0 66 0 Canada Q120B 156 507 18 1896 0 0 0 280 V306 Reference: 306 SPOUSE OCCUPATION File I.D.: 02 Location: 676 Width: 4 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 304 EQ 1 OR REF 305 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 2,5 - IF REF 304 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 304 EQ 1,-3 What kind of work (does/did) your spouse do? What (are/were) some of your spouse's main duties and activities? U.S. 1-994 3-digit 1970 Census Occupation Code Sweden 1-981 3-digit Swedish version of the Nordic Classification of Occupations Code Norway 1-7000 2-digit Norwegian version of the Nordic Classification of Occupations Code Canada 1111-9919 4-digit 1980 Standard Occupational Classification Code Finland 1-963 3-digit 1970 Census Occupation Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-9919 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. J3 733 990 0 37 0 Sweden NYKM 666 467 0 12 0 Norway SP189 1362 1115 0 55 0 Canada SOCCUP 1284 1292 0 1 0 Finland V306 608 382 0 8 0 Note: U.S. See Supplementary Code 1 for 1970 Census Occupation Code. Sweden See Supplementary Code 26 for Swedish version of the Nordic Classification of Occupations. Norway See Supplementary Code 25 for Norwegian version of the Nordic Classification of Occupations. See REF 763 for Norwegian collapsed version of spouse's occupation. (continued on next page) 281 (Variable 306 continued) Canada See Supplementary Code 63 for 1980 Standard Occupational Classification Code. The Canadian variable, SOCCUP, was constructed using Q122CODE REF 1077. Finland See Supplementary Code 1 for 1970 Census Occupation Code. The Finnish variable, V306, is question H4 in Finnish Questionnaire I. V306 was coded using the U.S. occupation codes. The Finnish question was phrased differently: "What kind of work does he/she do?" 282 V307 Reference: 307 SPOUSE INDUSTRY File I.D.: 02 Location: 680 Width: 3 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 304 EQ 1 OR REF 305 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 2,5 - IF REF 304 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 304 EQ 1,-3 What kind of business or organization (does/did) your spouse work in? That is, what do they make or do? U.S. 1-997 3-digit 1970 Census Industry Code Sweden 1-859 3-digit Swedish Industry Code Norway 11-95 2-digit Norwegian Industry Code Canada 11-999 3-digit 1980 Standard Industrial Classification Code Finland 1-75 2-digit Finnish Industry Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-999 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. J4 712 990 0 58 0 Sweden NG 651 467 0 27 0 Norway SP188 1357 1115 0 60 0 Canada SIND 1285 1292 0 0 0 Finland V307 606 382 0 10 0 Note: U.S. See Supplementary Code 2 for 1970 Census Industry Code. Sweden See Supplementary Code 27 for Swedish Industry Code based upon the "International Standard Industrial Classification of All Economic Activities". (continued on next page) 283 (Variable 307 continued) Norway See Supplementary Code 28 for Norwegian Industry Code based upon the "International Standard Industrial Classification of All Economic Activities". See REF 754 for Norwegian collapsed version of spouse's industry. Canada See Supplementary Code 64 for 1980 Standard Industrial Classification Code. The Canadian variable, SIND, is question 123 in the Canadian questionnaire. Finland See Supplementary Code 65 for Finnish Industry Code based on the 4-digit Nordic Industry Code. The Finnish variable, V307, is question H3a in Finnish Questionnaire I. 284 V308 Reference: 308 SPOUSE TYPE EMPLOYMENT File I.D.: 02 Location: 683 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 304 EQ 1 OR REF 305 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 2,5 - IF REF 304 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 304 EQ 1,-3 (Is/was) your spouse self-employed, or (does/did) (he/she) work for someone else as an employee, or (does/did) (he/she) work without pay in a family business or farm? 1 Self-employed 2 Someone else 3 Without pay -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. J5 109 630 24 990 0 7 0 Sweden ANSM 64 608 1 467 0 5 0 Norway SP190 156 1225 0 1115 0 36 0 Canada Q124A 208 1049 27 1292 0 1 0 Finland V308 85 477 49 382 0 5 0 Note: Norway The Norwegian question was phrased differently: "Is he/she self-employed, or does he/she work for someone else?" The Norwegian survey did not provide code 3 (without pay) as a possible response option. Finland The Finnish variable, V308, was constructed using question H5 in Finnish Questionnaire I. I-H5 text: "What is his/her occupation status? 1 Self-employed 2 Professional practice 3 Farmer 4 Employed by someone else 5 Works as a family member in business 6 Works as a family member in professional practice 7 Works as a family member in a farm" 285 V309 Reference: 309 SPOUSE PAID EMPLOYEES File I.D.: 02 Location: 685 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,4,5 - IF REF 308 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 308 EQ 1,-3 (Does/did) your spouse have any paid employees? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. J5a 62 46 1651 0 1 0 Sweden MAKPERS 21 33 1081 0 10 0 Norway SP192 71 75 2340 0 46 0 Canada Q124B 97 111 2369 0 0 0 Finland V309 20 8 913 0 57 0 Note: Finland The Finnish variable, V309, is question H6 in Finnish Questionnaire I. H6 was recoded to match the U.S. coding. 286 V310 Reference: 310 SPOUSE-#PAID EMPLOYEES File I.D.: 02 Location: 687 Width: 3 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,4,5 - IF REF 309 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 309 EQ 1,-3 About how many employees would that (be/have been)? 1-995 Actual number -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-995 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. J5b 60 1698 1 1 0 Sweden MAKANT 16 1124 1 4 0 Norway SP193 64 2415 0 53 0 Canada Q124C 95 2480 1 1 0 Finland V310 20 978 0 0 0 Note: Finland The Finnish variable, V310, is question H6a in Finnish Questionnaire I. The Finnish question was phrased differently: "How many employees does she/he have?" 287 V311 Reference: 311 SPOUSE MANAGER/SUPERVSR File I.D.: 02 Location: 690 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,4,5 - IF REF 308 EQ 2 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 308 EQ 2,-3 (Does/did) your spouse occupy a management or supervisor position at the place where (he/she) works? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. J5c 231 392 1130 3 4 0 Sweden MAKLED 136 436 537 0 36 0 Norway SP191 361 858 1271 0 42 0 Canada Q124D 300 749 1528 0 0 0 Finland V311 98 376 521 0 3 0 Note: Finland The Finnish variable, V311, is question H9 in Finnish Questionnaire I. H9 was recoded to match the U.S. coding. The Finnish question was phrased differently: "Does your spouse supervise the work of other employees?" 288 V312 Reference: 312 %INCOME FROM SPOUSE File I.D.: 02 Location: 692 Width: 3 Country: 1,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 304 EQ 1 OR REF 305 EQ 1 AND REF 308 NE 3 FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 304 EQ 1 OR REF 305 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 5 - IF REF 304 EQ 1 AND REF 308 NE 3 About what percent of your(U.S.-1979, Canada-1981, Finland-1980) family income came from your spouse's job? (An estimate is fine.) 0-100 Actual percent -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0-100 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. J6 647 1014 74 25 0 Canada Q125 1042 1292 237 5 1 Finland V312 525 431 0 42 0 Note: Canada The Canadian question was phrased differently: "At the present time, about what percent of your annual family income comes from (his/her) job?" Finland The Finnish variable, V312, is question M7 in Finnish Questionnaire I. The Finnish question was phrased differently: "(If married or living together) What percent of your family income was the income of your spouse in 1980?" 289 V313 Reference: 313 %INCOME FRM SPOUSE-CATGR File I.D.: 02 Location: 695 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 312 EQ -2 FOR COUNTRY EQ 2 - IF REF 304 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 304 EQ 1,-3 Was it less than 25%, about 25%, about 50%, about 75%, or more than 75%? 1 Less than 25% 2 About 25% 3 About 50% 4 About 75% 5 More than 75% -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. J6a 19 9 12 9 11 Sweden MAKINK 40 118 260 147 72 Norway SP194 129 226 205 285 506 Canada Q125B 57 22 50 30 56 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. J6a 1686 10 4 0 Sweden MAKINK 467 0 41 0 Norway SP194 1115 0 66 0 Canada Q125B 2340 13 7 2 Note: Norway In the Norwegian questionnaire, category 2 reads: "Between 25 and 50%" and category 4 reads: "Between 50 and 75%". 290 V314 Reference: 314 CHECKPOINT 10 File I.D.: 02 Location: 697 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 301 EQ 1 Interview checkpoint 1 Children age 16 or under in household 2 Children over age 16 in household 3 All others -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. J7 607 128 338 687 0 0 0 Canada INTCHCK1 1111 218 481 767 0 0 0 ******************************************************************** V315 Reference: 315 ANY CHILDR NOT IN HSHLD File I.D.: 02 Location: 699 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 314 EQ 3 Do you have any children? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. J7a 153 150 1421 0 36 0 Canada Q126 9 473 2095 0 0 0 291 V316 Reference: 316 %TIME SPENT W/CHILDREN File I.D.: 02 Location: 701 Width: 3 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 314 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 2 - IF REF 541 EQ 1-4 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 540 EQ 1 AND REF 541 EQ 1-4 FOR COUNTRY EQ 5 - IF REF 301 EQ 1 AND REF 303 EQ 1 Think of the total amount of time you and your husband/wife/ partner spend looking after your children or doing things with them. What percent of this time is spent by you? 0-100 Actual percent -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0-100 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. J8a 563 1153 4 40 0 Sweden SJBARN 551 562 0 32 0 Norway SP195P 1325 1207 0 0 0 Canada Q127ARX 1099 1466 5 6 1 Finland V316 394 353 0 251 0 Note: Norway REF 316-328 The Norwegian survey divides the total among three persons: "respondent", "spouse" and "others". The third category was added by the Norwegian project to see whether there is variation between classes concerning the extent to which domestic work may be passed on to others. In situations where "others" are involved in domestic work, the sum of the respondent's and spouse's responses will not add to 100%. See REF 710-715 for responses for the third category "others". (continued on next page) 292 (Variable 316 continued) Canada The Canadian variable, Q127ARX, was constructed using Q127AR REF 893. Q127ARX excludes respondents who say they have children, REF 315, code 1. Finland The Finnish variable, V316, is question H15(1) in Finnish Questionnaire I. REF 316-328 The Finnish data does not distinguish between those respondents who have not answered these questions and those respondents who do not spend time with their children, etc. The percentage of the spouses were coded thus: 100 percent minus the answer of the respondent. If the respondent said that he/she does 100 percent of the housework, etc., then the spouse was coded at 0 percent. The respondents were not asked how much their spouses worked. The Finnish question was phrased differently: "What per cent of the following housework do you do yourself and what per cent does your spouse do? -Nursing children" 293 V317 Reference: 317 %TIME SPENT BY SPOUSE File I.D.: 02 Location: 704 Width: 3 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 314 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 2 - IF REF 541 EQ 1-4 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 540 EQ 1 AND REF 541 EQ 1-4 FOR COUNTRY EQ 5 - IF REF 301 EQ 1 AND REF 303 EQ 1 What percent of this time is spent by your husband/wife/ partner? 0-100 Actual percent -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answereed -5 Refused 0-100 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. J8b 562 1153 5 40 0 Sweden MABARN 551 562 0 32 0 Norway SP195Q 1325 1207 0 0 0 Canada Q127ASX 1099 1466 5 6 1 Finland V317 394 353 0 251 0 Note: Norway REF 316-328 The Norwegian survey divides the total among three persons: "respondent", "spouse" and "others". The third category was added by the Norwegian project to see whether there is variation between classes concerning the extent to which domestic work may be passed on to others. In situations where "others" are involved in domestic work, the sum of the respondent's and spouse's responses will not add to 100%. See REF 710-715 for responses for the third category "others". (continued on next page) 294 (Variable 317 continued) Canada The Canadian variable, Q127ASX, was constructed using Q127AS REF 894. Q127ASX excludes respondents who say they have children, REF 315, code 1. Finland The Finnish variable, V317, was constructed using question H15(1) in Finnish Questionnaire I. See REF 316 for question text. REF 316-328 The Finnish data does not distinguish between those respondents who have not answered these questions and those respondents who do not spend time with their children, etc. The percentage of the spouses were coded thus: 100 percent minus the answer of the respondent. If the respondent said that he/she does 100 percent of the housework, etc., then the spouse was coded at 0 percent. The respondents were not asked how much their spouses worked. 295 V318 Reference: 318 %TIME SPENT JOINTLY File I.D.: 02 Location: 707 Width: 3 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 314 EQ 1 If volunteered, percent time spent jointly by respondent and spouse. 0-100 Actual percent -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0-100 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. J8c 21 1683 2 54 0 Note: U.S. If J8a and J8b do not equal 100%, code -3 for J8c. 296 V319 Reference: 319 RESPONDENT MEALS File I.D.: 02 Location: 710 Width: 3 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4,5 - IF REF 301 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 2 - IF REF 540 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 540 EQ 1,-3 Now we would like to ask you some questions about how you and your spouse handle various routine household chores. For each of the following tasks, please tell me roughly what percentage of this task is done by you and what percentage your spouse does. Cooking meals--respondent? 0-100 Actual percent -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0-100 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. J9ar 1002 687 0 71 0 Sweden SJMAT 769 311 0 65 0 Norway SP195A 1918 614 0 0 0 Canada Q128AR 1804 767 0 6 0 Finland V319 570 260 0 168 0 Note: Norway REF 316-328 The Norwegian survey divides the total among three persons: "respondent", "spouse" and "others". The third category was added by the Norwegian project to see whether there is variation between classes concerning the extent to which domestic work may be passed on to others. In situations where "others" are involved in domestic work, the sum of the respondent's and spouse's responses will not add to 100%. See REF 710-715 for responses for the third category "others". (continued on next page) 297 (Variable 319 continued) Finland The Finnish variable, V319, is question H15(2) in Finnish Questionnaire I. See REF 316 for question text. REF 316-328 The Finnish data does not distinguish between those respondents who have not answered these questions and those respondents who do not spend time with their children, etc. The percentage of the spouses were coded thus: 100 percent minus the answer of the respondent. If the respondent said that he/she does 100 percent of the housework, etc., then the spouse was coded at 0 percent. The respondents were not asked how much their spouses worked. 298 V320 Reference: 320 SPOUSE MEALS File I.D.: 02 Location: 713 Width: 3 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4,5 - IF REF 301 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 2 - IF REF 540 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 540 EQ 1,-3 Cooking meals--spouse? 0-100 Actual percent -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0-100 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. J9as 1000 687 0 73 0 Sweden MAMAT 769 311 0 65 0 Norway SP195B 1918 614 0 0 0 Canada Q128AS 1804 767 0 6 0 Finland V320 570 260 0 168 0 Note: Norway REF 316-328 The Norwegian survey divides the total among three persons: "respondent", "spouse" and "others". The third category was added by the Norwegian project to see whether there is variation between classes concerning the extent to which domestic work may be passed on to others. In situations where "others" are involved in domestic work, the sum of the respondent's and spouse's responses will not add to 100%. See REF 710-715 for responses for the third category "others". (continued on next page) 299 (Variable 320 continued) Finland The Finnish Variable, V320, was constructed using question H15(2) in Finnish Questionnaire I. See REF 316 for question text. REF 316-328 The Finnish data does not distinguish between those respondents who have not answered these questions and those respondents who do not spend time with their children, etc. The percentage of the spouses were coded thus: 100 percent minus the answer of the respondent. If the respondent said that he/she does 100 percent of the housework, etc., then the spouse was coded at 0 percent. The respondents were not asked how much their sp5ouses worked. 300 V321 Reference: 321 RESPONDENT CLEANING MEAL File I.D.: 02 Location: 716 Width: 3 Country: 1,2,3,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 301 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 2 - IF REF 540 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 540 EQ 1,-3 Cleaning up after meals--respondent? 0-100 Actual percent -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0-100 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. J9br 997 687 0 76 0 Sweden SJDISK 764 311 0 70 0 Norway SP195D 1918 614 0 0 0 Canada Q128BR 1804 767 0 6 0 Note: Norway REF 316-328 The Norwegian survey divides the total among three persons: "respondent", "spouse" and "others". The third category was added by the Norwegian project to see whether there is variation between classes concerning the extent to which domestic work may be passed on to others. In situations where "others" are involved in domestic work, the sum of the respondent's and spouse's responses will not add to 100%. See REF 710-715 for responses for the third category "others". 301 V322 Reference: 322 SPOUSE CLEANING MEALS File I.D.: 02 Location: 719 Width: 3 Country: 1,2,3,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 301 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 2 - IF REF 540 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 540 EQ 1,-3 Cleaning up after meals--spouse? 0-100 Actual percent -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0-100 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. J9bs 997 687 0 76 0 Sweden MADISK 764 311 0 70 0 Norway SP195E 1918 614 0 0 0 Canada Q128BS 1804 767 0 6 0 Note: Norway REF 316-328 The Norwegian survey divides the total among three persons: "respondent", "spouse" and "others". The third category was added by the Norwegian project to see whether there is variation between classes concerning the extent to which domestic work may be passed on to others. In situations where "others" are involved in domestic work, the sum of the respondent's and spouse's responses will not add to 100%. See REF 710-715 for responses for the third category "others". 302 V323 Reference: 323 RESPONDENT LAUNDRY File I.D.: 02 Location: 722 Width: 3 Country: 1,2,3,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 301 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 2 - IF REF 540 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 540 EQ 1,-3 Laundry--respondent? 0-100 Actual percent -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0-100 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. J9cr 999 687 0 74 0 Sweden SJT 767 311 0 67 0 Norway SP195G 1918 614 0 0 0 Canada Q128DR 1804 767 0 6 0 Note: Norway REF 316-328 The Norwegian survey divides the total among three persons: "respondent", "spouse" and "others". The third category was added by the Norwegian project to see whether there is variation between classes concerning the extent to which domestic work may be passed on to others. In situations where "others" are involved in domestic work, the sum of the respondent's and spouse's responses will not add to 100%. See REF 710-715 for responses for the third category "others". 303 V324 Reference: 324 SPOUSE LAUNDRY File I.D.: 02 Location: 725 Width: 3 Country: 1,2,3,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 301 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 2 - IF REF 540 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 540 EQ 1,-3 Laundry--spouse? 0-100 Actual percent -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0-100 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. J9cs 1000 687 0 73 0 Sweden MATVATT 767 311 0 67 0 Norway SP195H 1918 614 0 0 0 Canada Q128DS 1804 767 0 6 0 Note: Norway REF 316-328 The Norwegian survey divides the total among three persons: "respondent", "spouse" and "others". The third category was added by the Norwegian project to see whether there is variation between classes concerning the extent to which domestic work may be passed on to others. In situations where "others" are involved in domestic work, the sum of the respondent's and spouse's responses will not add to 100%. See REF 710-715 for responses for the third category "others". 304 V325 Reference: 325 RESPONDENT HOUSECLEANING File I.D.: 02 Location: 728 Width: 3 Country: 1,2,3,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 301 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 2 - IF REF 540 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 540 EQ 1,-3 Routine general housecleaning--respondent? 0-100 Actual percent -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0-100 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. J9dr 996 687 1 76 0 Sweden SJSTAD 776 311 0 58 0 Norway SP195J 1918 614 0 0 0 Canada Q128ER 1803 767 0 7 0 Note: Norway REF 316-328 The Norwegian survey divides the total among three persons: "respondent", "spouse" and "others". The third category was added by the Norwegian project to see whether there is variation between classes concerning the extent to which domestic work may be passed on to others. In situations where "others" are involved in domestic work, the sum of the respondent's and spouse's responses will not add to 100%. See REF 710-715 for responses for the third category "others". 305 V326 Reference: 326 SPOUSE HOUSECLEANING File I.D.: 02 Location: 731 Width: 3 Country: 1,2,3,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 301 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 2 - IF REF 540 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 540 EQ 1,-3 Routine general housecleaning--spouse? 0-100 Actual percent -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0-100 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. J9ds 995 687 1 77 0 Sweden MASTAD 776 311 0 58 0 Norway SP195K 1918 614 0 0 0 Canada Q128ES 1803 767 0 7 0 Note: Norway REF 316-328 The Norwegian survey divides the total among three persons: "respondent", "spouse" and "others". The third category was added by the Norwegian project to see whether there is variation between classes concerning the extent to which domestic work may be passed on to others. In situations where "others" are involved in domestic work, the sum of the respondent's and spouse's responses will not add to 100%. See REF 710-715 for responses for the third category "others". 306 V327 Reference: 327 RESPONDENT GROCERIES File I.D.: 02 Location: 734 Width: 3 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4,5 - IF REF 301 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 2 - IF REF 540 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 540 EQ 1,-3 Shopping for groceries--respondent? 0-100 Actual percent -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0-100 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. J9er 998 687 0 75 0 Sweden SJHAND 644 311 0 190 0 Norway SP195M 1918 614 0 0 0 Canada Q128FR 1804 767 0 6 0 Finland V327 638 260 0 100 0 Note: Norway REF 316-328 The Norwegian survey divides the total among three persons: "respondent", "spouse" and "others". The third category was added by the Norwegian project to see whether there is variation between classes concerning the extent to which domestic work may be passed on to others. In situations where "others" are involved in domestic work, the sum of the respondent's and spouse's responses will not add to 100%. See REF 710-715 for responses for the third category "others". (continued on next page) 307 (Variable 327 continued) Finland The Finnish variable, V327, is question H15(4) in Finnish Questionnaire I. See REF 316, for question text. REF 316-328 The Finnish data does not distinguish between those respondents who have not answered these questions and those respondents who do not spend time with their children, etc. The percentage of the spouses were coded thus: 100 percent minus the answer of the respondent. If the respondent said that he/she does 100 percent of the housework, etc., then the spouse was coded at 0 percent. The respondents were not asked how much their spouses worked. 308 V328 Reference: 328 SPOUSE GROCERIES File I.D.: 02 Location: 737 Width: 3 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4,5 - IF REF 301 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 2 - IF REF 540 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 540 EQ 1,-3 Shopping for groceries--spouse? 0-100 Actual percent -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0-100 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. J9es 998 687 0 75 0 Sweden MAHAND 644 311 0 190 0 Norway SP195N 1918 614 0 0 0 Canada Q128FS 1804 767 0 6 0 Finland V328 638 260 0 100 0 Note: Norway REF 316-328 The Norwegian survey divides the total among three persons: "respondent", "spouse" and "others". The third category was added by the Norwegian project to see whether there is variation between classes concerning the extent to which domestic work may be passed on to others. In situations where "others" are involved in domestic work, the sum of the respondent's and spouse's responses will not add to 100%. See REF 710-715 for responses for the third category "others". (continued on next page) 309 (Variable 328 continued) Finland The Finnish variable, V328, was constructed using question H15(4) in Finnish Questionnaire I. See REF 316 for question text. REF 316-328 The Finnish data does not distinguish between those respondents who have not answered these questions and those respondents who do not spend time with their children, etc. The percentage of the spouses were coded thus: 100 percent minus the answer of the respondent. If the respondent said that he/she does 100 percent of the housework, etc., then the spouse was coded at 0 percent. The respondents were not asked how much their spouses worked. 310 V329 Reference: 329 WHERE LIVE1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 740 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 301 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 2 - IF REF 540 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 540 EQ 1,-3 I would now like to ask you a few questions about important decisions that families make. First, who had the most say in deciding the specific neighborhood where you live now--you or your spouse? 1 Respondent 2 Spouse/partner 3 Both equal -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. J10a 252 196 546 687 0 79 0 Sweden FABOR 56 49 667 311 0 62 0 Norway SP196A 158 155 1564 614 0 41 0 Canada Q129A 296 264 1242 767 0 8 0 Note: Swedish, Norwegian and Canadian surveys -- "both equal" was provided as an explicit response option. 311 V330 Reference: 330 WHERE LIVE2 File I.D.: 02 Location: 742 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 329 EQ 3 If equal, whose opinion would you say carried the most weight in the decision? 1 Respondent 2 Spouse/partner 3 Both equal -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. J11a 136 152 253 1214 0 5 0 Canada Q130A 184 148 908 1335 0 2 0 312 V331 Reference: 331 FINANCIAL DECISIONS1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 744 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 301 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 2 - IF REF 540 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 540 EQ 1,-3 Who has the most say in making major financial decisions in your household like a decision to take out a loan or buy a car? 1 Respondent 2 Spouse/partner 3 Both equal -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. J10b 321 227 450 687 0 75 0 Sweden FAEK 72 63 635 311 0 64 0 Norway SP196B 177 164 1540 614 0 37 0 Canada Q129B 376 293 1137 767 0 4 0 Note: Swedish, Norwegian and Canadian surveys -- "both equal" was provided as an explicit response option. 313 V332 Reference: 332 FINANCIAL DECISIONS2 File I.D.: 02 Location: 746 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 331 EQ 3 If equal, whose opinion would you say carried the most weight in this decision? 1 Respondent 2 Spouse/partner 3 Both equal -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. J11b 112 92 240 1310 0 6 0 Canada Q130B 130 128 877 1440 0 2 0 314 V333 Reference: 333 FAMILY BUDGET1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 748 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 301 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 2 - IF REF 540 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 540 EQ 1,-3 Who has the most say about the overall family budget, that is, about how much of the family income goes for different general purposes such as running the house, recreation, new clothes, and so forth? 1 Respondent 2 Spouse/partner 3 Both equal -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. J10c 378 268 346 687 1 80 0 Sweden FAKOP 50 48 676 311 0 60 0 Norway SP196C 86 116 1680 614 0 36 0 Canada Q129C 407 293 1106 767 0 4 0 Note: Swedish, Norwegian and Canadian surveys -- "both equal" was provided as an explicit response option. 315 V334 Reference: 334 FAMILY BUDGET2 File I.D.: 02 Location: 750 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 333 EQ 3 If equal, whose opinion would you say carried the most weight in this decision? 1 Respondent 2 Spouse/partner 3 Both equal -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. J11c 74 76 194 1414 0 2 0 Canada Q130C 113 104 888 1471 0 1 0 316 V335 Reference: 335 BACKGROUND-HEAD HOUSHLD File I.D.: 02 Location: 752 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,3,4,5 - ALL We're also interested in your family background. Who provided most of the financial support in your family while you were growing up? (If unclear, who provided most of the financial support in your family when you were 16?) 1 Father 2 Mother 3 Stepfather 4 Stepmother 5 Both parents equally 6 Grandparents 7 Mother and grandmother 11 Grandfather 12 Grandmother 13 Uncle 14 Aunt 15 Brother; brother-in-law 16 Sister; sister-in-law 17 Welfare 18 The (entire) family 19 Aunt and uncle 39 Other relatives 40 Guardian 41 Self-supported 51 Foster father 52 Foster mother 53 Orphanage; state home 54 Lived from father's pension (Sweden only) 97 Others (Sweden and Norway only) -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused (continued on next page) 317 (Variable 335 continued) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 11 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. K1 1346 195 11 0 61 3 1 5 Sweden UPPV 896 77 6 1 120 0 0 9 Norway SP200 2341 136 0 0 0 0 0 0 Canada Q157 2269 143 14 1 103 8 2 12 Finland V335 748 141 4 0 0 11 0 0 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. K1 4 7 1 9 1 1 1 1 Sweden UPPV 3 2 1 2 0 0 0 0 Norway SP200 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Canada Q157 2 2 2 2 3 2 0 0 Finland V335 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 39 40 41 51 52 53 54 97 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. K1 0 1 3 0 0 4 0 0 Sweden UPPV 0 0 0 3 0 1 3 1 Norway SP200 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 48 Canada Q157 0 0 2 3 0 2 0 0 Finland V335 0 0 87 0 0 3 0 0 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. K1 0 1 104 0 Sweden UPPV 0 0 20 0 Norway SP200 0 0 7 0 Canada Q157 0 0 2 3 Finland V335 0 0 4 0 (continued on next page) 318 (Variable 335 continued) Note: Sweden and Norway Only the Swedish and Norwegian surveys provided code 97 (others) as a possible response option. Sweden Only the Swedish survey provided code 54 (lived from father's pension) as a possible response option. Norway The Norwegian survey provided only three possible response options: "father", "mother" and "others". The Norwegian variable, SP200, was constructed using questions SP200A, SP200B and SP200C in the Norwegian questionnaire. Finland The Finnish variable, V335, is question I1 in Finnish Questionnaire I. The Finnish question was phrased differently: "Think about your own childhhood. Who was taking care of your living when you were 16 years of age (if this person was another before, mention also the earlier one)?" 319 V336 Reference: 336 PARENT OCCUPATION File I.D.: 02 Location: 754 Width: 4 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,4 - IF REF 335 NE 41,53 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - ALL FOR COUNTRY EQ 5 - IF REF 335 NE 41,53,-3 What was (person in K1 REF 335)'s main occupation while you were growing up? That is, what kind of work did he/she generally do? U.S. 1-994 3-digit 1970 Census Occupation Code Sweden 1-981 3-digit Swedish version of the Nordic Classification of Occupations Code Norway 1-7000 4-digit Norwegian version of the Nordic Classification of Occupations Code Canada 1113-9919 4-digit 1980 Standard Occupational Classification Finland 1-996 3-digit 1970 Census Occupation Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0 Undocumented code 1-9919 -1 -2 -3 -5 0 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. K2 1540 0 7 1 212 0 Sweden NYKU 1089 1 0 55 0 0 Norway SP202 2525 0 0 7 0 0 Canada FOCCUP 2545 7 18 7 0 29 Finland V336 891 94 0 13 0 0 Note: U.S. See Supplementary Code 1 for 1970 Census Occupation Code. Sweden See Supplementary Code 26 for Swedish version of the Nordic Classification of Occupations. Norway See Supplementary Code 25 for Norwegian version of the Nordic Classification of Occupations. See Variable 764 for the Norwegian collapsed version of parent's occupation. (continued on next page) 320 (Variable 336 continued) Canada See Supplementary Code 63 for 1980 Standard Occupational Classification Code. The Canadian variable, FOCCUP, was constructed using Q158CODE REF 1119. Zero is an undocumented code. Finland See Supplementary Code 1 for 1970 Census Occupation Code. V336 was coded using the U.S. occupation codes. The Finnish variable, V336, is question I3 in Finnish Questionnaire I. 321 V337 Reference: 337 PARENT INDUSTRY File I.D.: 02 Location: 758 Width: 3 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 335 NE 41,53 AND REF 336 NE 996 FOR COUNTRY EQ 2 - IF REF 335 NE 41,53 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - ALL FOR COUNTRY EQ 5 - IF REF 336 NE -1 What kind of business or industry was that in? That is, what did they make or do? U.S. 1-997 3-digit 1970 Census Industry Code Sweden 1-859 3-digit Swedish Industry Code Norway 11-95 2-digit Norwegian Industry Code Canada 11-999 3-digit 1980 Standard Industrial Classification Finland 1-75 2-digit Finnish Industry Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-999 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. K3 1483 30 0 247 0 Sweden NGU 1071 1 0 73 0 Norway SP201 2493 0 0 39 0 Canada FIND 2541 36 0 0 0 Finland V337 880 94 0 24 0 Note: U.S. See Supplementary Code 2 for 1970 Census Industry Code. Sweden See Supplementary Code 27 for Swedish Industry Code based upon the "International Standard Industrial Classification of All Economic Activities". (continued on next page) 322 (Variable 337 continued) Norway See Supplementary Code 28 for Norwegian Industry Code based upon the "International Standard Industrial Classification of All Economic Activities". See REF 755 for the Norwegian collapsed version of parent's industry. Canada See Supplementary Code 64 for 1980 Standard Industrial Classification Code. The Canadian variable, FIND, is question 159 in the Canadian questionnaire. Finland See Supplementary Code 65 for Finnish Industry Code based on the 4-digit Nordic Industry Code. The Finnish variable, V337, is question I2a in Finnish Questionnaire I. 323 V338 Reference: 338 TYPE EMPLOYMENT1-PARENT File I.D.: 02 Location: 761 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 335 NE 41,53 AND REF 336 NE 996 FOR COUNTRY EQ 2 - IF REF 335 NE 41,53 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - ALL FOR COUNTRY EQ 5 - IF REF 335 NE 41,53,-3 AND REF 336 NE 996 When you were growing up with your family, was your (person in K1 REF 335) always self-employed, or did he/she always work for someone else, or some of each? 1 Self-employed 2 Someone else 3 Some of each -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. K4 316 891 417 30 0 106 0 Sweden ANSU 263 667 147 1 0 67 0 Norway SP203 601 1482 402 0 0 47 0 Canada Q160 821 1450 264 36 4 0 2 Finland V338 445 436 0 107 0 10 0 Note: Finland The Finnish variable, V338, was constructed using question I4 in Finnish Questionnaire I. I-I4 text: "What was the occupational status of your main provider? 1 Self-employed 2 Professional practice 3 Farmer 4 Employed by someone else 5 He/she did not have a job" The Finnish survey did not provide code 3 (some of each) as a possible response option. 324 V339 Reference: 339 TYPE EMPLOYMENT2-PARENT File I.D.: 02 Location: 763 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,4 - IF REF 338 EQ 3 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 338 EQ 3,-3 Most of the time was he/she self-employed or did he/she usually work for someone else? 1 Mostly self-employed 5 Mostly someone else -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. K4c 147 256 1343 0 14 0 Sweden VADU 82 51 998 1 13 0 Norway SP204 295 104 2083 0 50 0 Canada Q160CX 157 107 2313 0 0 0 Note: Canada The Canadian variable, Q160CX, was constructed using Q160C REF 895. Q160CX collapses code 1 (self-employed) and code 3 (both equally). 325 V340 Reference: 340 PAID EMPLOYEES-PARENT File I.D.: 02 Location: 765 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 338 EQ 1 OR REF 339 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 2 - IF REF 338 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 338 EQ 1 OR REF 339 EQ 1,-3 When your (person in K1 REF 335) was self-employed did he/she usually have paid employees working for him/her or did he/she usually work by himself/herself? 1 Had employees 5 Worked by self -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. K4a 243 190 1297 1 29 0 Sweden FORUP 87 137 882 0 39 0 Norway SP206 381 493 1586 0 72 0 Canada Q160A 438 540 1599 0 0 0 Note: U.S. Legal error. K4a is answered for Interview 1083 although K4c = -3. 326 V341 Reference: 341 MANAGER/SUPERVISR-PARENT File I.D.: 02 Location: 767 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 338 EQ 2 OR REF 339 EQ 5 FOR COUNTRY EQ 2,5 - IF REF 338 EQ 2 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 338 EQ 2 OR REF 339 EQ 5,-3 Did your (person in K1 REF 335) usually occupy a management or supervisor position while you were growing up? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. K4b 465 620 613 17 45 0 Sweden ANSUP 210 353 478 1 103 0 Norway SP205 701 869 896 0 66 0 Canada Q160B 529 1020 1020 8 0 0 Finland V341 117 310 562 0 9 0 Note: Finland The Finnish variable, V341, is question I8 in Finnish Questionnaire I. I8 was recoded to match the U.S. coding. The Finnish question was phrased differently: "Did your main provider supervise the work of other employees?" 327 V342 Reference: 342 MOTHER EVER WORK File I.D.: 02 Location: 769 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 335 NE 2,41,53 FOR COUNTRY EQ 2 - IF REF 335 NE 2,41,53,-3 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - ALL FOR COUNTRY EQ 4,5 - IF REF 335 NE 2 (If person in K1 REF 335, was not respondent's mother.) Did your mother ever work for pay or in a family business from the time you were born until you were 16 years old? 1 Yes 5 No 6 No mother -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 6 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. K5 680 741 12 202 2 123 0 Sweden ANSMOR 524 470 0 98 0 53 0 Norway SP207 755 1514 190 0 0 73 0 Canada Q162A 932 1484 13 143 2 0 3 Finland V342 498 337 0 141 0 22 0 Note: Norway The Norwegian variable, SP207, was recoded to match the U.S. coding. The Norwegian question was phrased differently: "If the person who provided most of the financial support was your father, did your mother ever work for pay from the time you were born until you were 16 years old?" In the Norwegian survey, code 6 represents the response "not relevant," that is, all those whose main supporter was not the father. Finland The Finnish variable, V342, is question I11 in Finnish Questionniare I. The Finnish question was phrased differently: "Did your mother have a job when you were a child?" 328 V343 Reference: 343 HOW LONG MOTHER WORK-YRS File I.D.: 02 Location: 771 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,4 - IF REF 342 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 342 EQ 1,-3 About how many years did she work? 1 One year or less 2-60 Number of years -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2-60 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. K5a 38 586 1080 18 38 0 Sweden MORAR 11 396 618 9 111 0 Norway SP208 25 635 1704 0 168 0 Canada Q162BX 32 805 1645 35 60 0 Note: Canada The Canadian variable, Q162BX, was constructed using Q162B REF 896. Q162BX collapses code 1 (one year or less) and code 96 (less than one year). 329 V344 Reference: 344 OCCUPATION-MOTHER File I.D.: 02 Location: 773 Width: 4 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,4,5 - IF REF 342 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 342 EQ 1,-3 What was her main occupation? That is, what kind of work did she usually do? U.S. 10-80 2-digit Omnibus Occupation Code Sweden 1-943 3-digit Swedish version of the Nordic Classification of Occupations Code Norway 1-7000 4-digit Norwegian version of the Nordic Classification of Occupations Code Canada 1132-9918 4-digit 1980 Standard Occupational Classification Finland 0-994 3-digit 1970 Census Occupation Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-9918 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. K5b 625 1080 1 54 0 Sweden NYKMOR 495 618 0 32 0 Norway SP209 726 1704 0 102 0 Canada MOCCUP 915 1645 9 8 0 Finland V344 470 500 0 28 0 Note: U.S. See supplementary Code 3 for Omnibus Occupation Code. Sweden See Supplementary Code 26 for Swedish version of the Nordic Classification of Occupations. Norway See Supplementary Code 25 for Norwegian version of the Nordic Classification of Occupations. See REF 765 for Norwegian collapsed version of mother's occupation. (continued on next page) 330 (Variable 344 continued) Canada See Supplementary Code 63 for 1980 Standard Occupational Classification Code. The Canadian variable, MOCCUP, was constructed using Q162CODE REF 1121. Finland See Supplementary Code 1 for 1970 Census Occupation Code. The Finnish variable, V344, is question I11b in Finnish Questionnaire I. V344 was coded using the U.S. occupation codes. The Finnish question was phrased differently: "What kind of work did she do?" 331 V345 Reference: 345 FRIEND RELATIVE1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 777 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,3,5 - ALL FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 7 EQ 2 We would now like to ask a few questions about your closest friends and relatives. Think of the three people to whom you feel personally closest aside from your parents or spouse. Think of the first of these three people. Is this person a friend or relative? 1 Friend 2 Relative 6 Person listed is identified as parent/spouse/partner/child of respondent (U.S. only) -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 6 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. L1 962 664 1 0 0 133 0 Sweden NAR1 613 425 0 0 0 107 0 Norway SP164 1477 1014 0 0 0 41 0 Canada Q134AX 734 517 11 1306 0 9 0 Finland V345 650 242 0 0 0 106 0 Note: The Swedish, Norwegian and Finnish surveys did not provide code 6 (person listed is identified as parent/ spouse/partner/child of respondent) as a possible response option. Canada The Canadian variable, Q134AX, was constructed using Q134A REF 897. Q134AX collapses categories. Finland The Finnish variable, V345, is question J4 in Finnish Questionnaire I. The Finnish question was phrased differently: "We would like to know something about the main job of your closest friend (excluding your spouse, your own or spouse's parents and your own children). Is he/she a friend, a relative?" 332 V346 Reference: 346 SEX-FRIEND1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 779 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,3 - ALL FOR COUNTRY EQ 4,5 - IF REF 345 EQ 1,2 Is this person a man or woman? 1 Man 2 Woman -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. L1a 790 835 0 0 135 0 Sweden NAR1K 582 445 6 0 112 0 Norway SP165 1524 967 0 0 41 0 Canada Q134B 719 532 1326 0 0 0 Finland V346 439 447 106 0 6 0 Note: Finland The Finnish variable, V346, is question J4a in Finnish Questionnaire I. 333 V347 Reference: 347 WORK FOR PAY-FRIEND1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 781 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,3 - ALL FOR COUNTRY EQ 4,5 - IF REF 345 EQ 1,2 Is this person working either for pay or in a family business? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. L1b 1226 391 0 5 138 0 Sweden NAR1A 910 116 6 2 111 0 Norway SP166 1973 516 0 0 43 0 Canada Q134C 967 284 1326 0 0 0 Finland V347 763 120 106 0 9 0 Note: Norway Those who work in a family business are not included in the "Yes" responses for Norway. Finland The Finnish variable, V347, was constructed using question J5 in Finnish Questionnaire I. I-J5 text: "What is the occupational status of your friend? 1 Self-employed 2 Professional practice 3 Farmer 4 Employed by someone else 5 Working as a family member 6 He/she doesn't have a job" 334 V348 Reference: 348 OCCUPATION-FRIEND1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 783 Width: 4 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,4,5 - IF REF 347 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 347 EQ 1,-3 What kind of work does this person do? What is his/her occupation? U.S. 10-80 2-digit Omnibus Occupation Code Sweden 00-99 2-digit Swedish version of the Nordic Classification of Occupations Code Norway 1-7000 4-digit Norwegian version of the Nordic Classification of Occupations Code Canada 1-991 3-digit 1980 Standard Occupational Classification Code Finland 0-995 3-digit 1970 Census Occupation Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0-7000 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. L1c 1095 534 2 129 0 Sweden NAR1Y 861 235 2 47 0 Norway SP167 1944 516 0 72 0 Canada Q134D 955 1610 4 8 0 Finland V348 740 235 0 23 0 Note: U.S. See Supplementary Code 3 for Omnibus Occupation Code. Sweden See Supplementary Code 31 for Swedish collapsed version of the Nordic Classification of Occupations. (continued on next page) 335 (Variable 348 continued) Norway See Supplementary Code 25 for Norwegian version of the Nordic Classification of Occupations. See REF 760 for Norwegian collapsed version of friend's occupation. Canada See Supplementary Code 63 for 1980 Standard Occupational Classification Code. Finland See Supplementary Code 1 for 1970 Census Occupation Code. The Finnish variable, V348, is question J4b in Finnish Questionnaire I. V348 was coded using the U.S. occupation codes. The Finnish question was phrased differently: "What is his/her main job?" 336 V349 Reference: 349 TYPE EMPLOYMENT-FRIEND1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 787 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,4,5 - IF REF 347 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 347 EQ 1,-3 Is this person self-employed or does he/she work for someone else? 1 Self-employed 2 Someone else 3 Without pay -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. L1d 186 1034 1 534 4 1 0 Sweden NAR1J 127 769 0 233 4 12 0 Norway SP168 253 1713 0 516 0 50 0 Canada Q134E 180 783 4 1610 0 0 0 Finland V349 151 600 12 235 0 0 0 Note: Norway The Norwegian survey did not provide code 3 (without pay) as a possible response option. Finland The Finnish variable, V349, was constructed using J5 in Finnish Questionnaire I. See REF 347 for question text. 337 V350 Reference: 350 PAID EMPLOYEES-FRIEND1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 789 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,4 - IF REF 349 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 349 EQ 1,-3 FOR COUNTRY EQ 5 - IF REF 349 EQ 1 AND J5 EQ 1 Does this person have any paid employees? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. L1e 118 62 1574 6 0 0 Sweden NAR1AN 53 62 1018 0 12 0 Norway SP170 133 103 2229 0 67 0 Canada Q134F 98 76 2397 6 0 0 Finland V350 34 13 948 0 3 0 Note: Finland The Finnish variable, V350, is question J6 in Finnish Questionnaire I. J6 was recoded to match the U.S. coding. In the Finnish survey, this question was asked only of friends who were self-employed and owned a profit-making firm. 338 V351 Reference: 351 MANAGER-FRIEND1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 791 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,4,5 - IF REF 349 EQ 2 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 349 EQ 2,-3 Does this person occupy a management or supervisor position at the place where he/she works? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. L1f 389 603 726 36 6 0 Sweden NAR1LE 220 496 376 1 52 0 Norway SP169 674 1027 769 0 62 0 Canada Q134G 263 495 1794 25 0 0 Finland V351 123 468 398 0 9 0 Note: Finland The Finnish variable, V351, is question J9 in Finnish Questionnaire I. J9 was recoded to match the U.S. coding. The Finnish question was phrased differently: "Does your friend supervise the work of other employees?" 339 V352 Reference: 352 EVER WORK FR PAY-FRIEND1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 793 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 347 EQ 5,-2,-3. Did this person ever work at a regular job for pay or in a family business? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. L1g 320 71 1226 3 140 0 Canada Q134H 184 100 2293 0 0 0 340 V353 Reference: 353 PAST OCCUPATION-FRIEND1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 795 Width: 3 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 352 EQ 1 What was that occupation? U.S. 10-80 2-digit Omnibus Occupation Code Canada 6-991 3-digit 1980 Standard Occupational Classification Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 6-991 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. L1h 281 1440 2 37 0 Canada Q134I 173 2393 2 9 0 Note: U.S. See Supplementary Code 3 for Omnibus Occupation Code. Canada See Supplementary Code 63 for 1980 Standard Occupational Classification Code. 341 V354 Reference: 354 PAST TYPE EMPLOY-FRIEND1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 798 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 352 EQ 1 Was this person self-employed in that job or did he/she work for someone else? 1 Self-employed 2 Someone else -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. L1j 35 276 1440 2 7 0 Canada Q134J 14 166 2393 4 0 0 ******************************************************************** V355 Reference: 355 PAST PAID EMPLYE-FRIEND1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 800 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 354 EQ 1 Did this person have any paid employees? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. L1k 16 17 1725 2 0 0 Canada Q134K 7 7 2563 0 0 0 342 V356 Reference: 356 PAST MANAGER-FRIEND1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 802 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 354 EQ 2 Was this a management or supervisory position, or a nonmanagement position? 1 Management 5 Nonmanagement -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. L1m 57 208 1484 11 0 0 Canada Q134L 21 132 2411 13 0 0 ******************************************************************** V357 Reference: 357 MARITAL STATUS-FRIEND1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 804 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 352 EQ 5,-2,-3 Is this person married or living with another person as a couple? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. L1n 41 27 1546 0 146 0 Canada Q134M 50 50 2477 0 0 0 343 V358 Reference: 358 SPOUSE WORK PAY-FRIEND1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 806 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 357 EQ 1 Is this person's spouse working for pay or in a family business? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. L1p 27 14 1719 0 0 0 Canada Q134N 23 27 2527 0 0 0 344 V359 Reference: 359 SPOUSE OCCUPATN-FRIEND1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 808 Width: 3 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 358 EQ 1 Please tell me the occupation of this person's spouse. What kind of work does he/she do? U.S. 10-80 2-digit Omnibus Occupation Code Canada 117-991 3-digit 1980 Standard Occupational Classification Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 10-991 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. L1q 26 1733 0 1 0 Canada Q134O 21 2554 2 0 0 Note: U.S. See Supplementary Code 3 for Omnibus Occupation Code. Canada See Supplementary Code 63 for 1980 Standard Occupational Classification Code. 345 V360 Reference: 360 SPOUSE TYPE EMPL-FRIEND1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 811 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 358 EQ 1 Is this person's spouse self-employed or does he/she work for someone else as an employee? 1 Self-employed 2 Someone else -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. L1r 9 17 1733 1 0 0 Canada Q134P 4 19 2554 0 0 0 346 V361 Reference: 361 SPOUSE PAID EMPL-FRIEND1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 813 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 360 EQ 1 Does this person's spouse have paid employees? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. L1s 6 3 1751 0 0 0 Canada Q134Q 2 2 2573 0 0 0 ******************************************************************** V362 Reference: 362 SPOUSE MANAGER-FRIEND1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 815 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 360 EQ 2 Does this person's spouse occupy a management or supervisory position at the place where he/she works? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. L1t 11 6 1743 0 0 0 Canada Q134R 5 14 2558 0 0 0 347 V363 Reference: 363 FRIEND OR RELATIVE2 File I.D.: 02 Location: 817 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,3 - ALL FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 7 EQ 2 Think of the second of these three people. Is this person a friend or relative? 1 Friend 2 Relative 6 Person listed is identified as parent/spouse/partner/child of respondent (U.S. only) -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 6 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. L2 1048 548 1 0 0 163 0 Sweden NA2J 569 438 0 0 0 138 0 Norway SP171 1426 1044 0 0 0 62 0 Canada Q135AX 704 530 14 1325 0 4 0 Note: The Swedish and Norwegian surveys did not provide code 6 (person listed is identified as parent/spouse/ partner/child of respondent) as a possible response option. Canada The Canadian variable, Q135AX, was constructed using Q135A REF 898. Q135AX collapses categories. 348 V364 Reference: 364 SEX-FRIEND2 File I.D.: 02 Location: 819 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,3 - ALL FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 363 EQ 1,2 Is this person a man or woman? 1 Man 2 Woman -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. L2a 804 790 0 0 166 0 Sweden NA2JK 535 465 13 1 131 0 Norway SP172 1429 1042 0 0 61 0 Canada Q135B 707 527 1343 0 0 0 349 V365 Reference: 365 WORK FOR PAY-FRIEND2 File I.D.: 02 Location: 821 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,3 - ALL FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 363 EQ 1,2 Is this person working either for pay or in a family business? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. L2b 1203 389 0 1 167 0 Sweden NA2JA 880 124 13 1 127 0 Norway SP173 1870 595 0 0 67 0 Canada Q135C 943 291 1343 0 0 0 Note: Norway Those who work in a family business are not included in the "Yes" responses for Norway. 350 V366 Reference: 366 OCCUPATION-FRIEND2 File I.D.: 02 Location: 823 Width: 4 Country: 1,2,3,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,4 - IF REF 365 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 365 EQ 1,-3 What kind of work does this person do? What is his/her occupation? U.S. 10-80 2-digit Omnibus Occupation Code Sweden 00-99 2-digit Swedish version of the Nordic Classification of Occupations Norway 1-7000 4-digit Norwegian version of the Nordic Classification of Occupations Canada 1-991 3-digit 1980 Standard Occupational Classification Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0-7000 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. L2c 1094 557 3 106 0 Sweden NA2JY 839 265 4 37 0 Norway SP174 1845 595 0 92 0 Canada Q135D 923 1634 1 19 0 Note: U.S. See Supplementary Code 3 for Omnibus Occupation Code. Sweden See Supplementary Code 31 for Swedish collapsed version of the Nordic Classification of Occupations. Norway See Supplementary Code 25 for Norwegian version of the Nordic Classification of Occupations. See REF 761 for Norwegian collapsed version of friend 2 occupation. Canada See Supplementary Code 63 for 1980 Standard Occupational Classification Code. 351 V367 Reference: 367 TYPE EMPLOYMENT-FRIEND2 File I.D.: 02 Location: 827 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,4 - IF REF 365 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 365 EQ 1,-3 Is this person self-employed or does he/she work for someone else? 1 Self-employed 2 Someone else 3 Without pay -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. L2d 192 1005 3 557 2 1 0 Sweden N2J 111 757 1 264 0 12 0 Norway SP175 251 1618 0 595 0 68 0 Canada Q135E 175 764 1 1634 3 0 0 Note: Norway The Norwegian survey did not provide 3 (without pay) as a possible response option. 352 V368 Reference: 368 PAID EMPLOYEES-FRIEND2 File I.D.: 02 Location: 829 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,4 - IF REF 367 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 367 EQ 1,-3 Does this person have any paid employees? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. L2e 112 74 1568 5 1 0 Sweden NAR2AN 51 49 1034 0 11 0 Norway SP177 105 124 2213 0 90 0 Canada Q135F 98 75 2402 2 0 0 353 V369 Reference: 369 MANAGER-FRIEND2 File I.D.: 02 Location: 831 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,4 - IF REF 367 EQ 2 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 367 EQ 2,-3 Does this person occupy a management or supervisory position at the place where he/she works? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. L2f 393 573 755 36 3 0 Sweden NAR2LE 219 482 388 1 55 0 Norway SP176 583 1023 846 0 80 0 Canada Q135G 279 469 1813 16 0 0 354 V370 Reference: 370 EVER WORK FR PAY-FRIEND2 File I.D.: 02 Location: 833 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 365 EQ 5,-2,-3. Did this person ever work at a regular job for pay or in a family business? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. L2g 300 83 1203 3 171 0 Canada Q135H 202 89 2286 0 0 0 355 V371 Reference: 371 PAST OCCUPATION-FRIEND2 File I.D.: 02 Location: 835 Width: 3 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 370 EQ 1 What was that occupation? U.S. 10-80 2-digit Omnibus Occupation Code Canada 6-991 3-digit 1980 Standard Occupational Classification Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 6-991 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. L2h 255 1460 4 41 0 Canada Q135I 194 2375 1 7 0 Note: U.S. See Supplementary Code 3 for Omnibus Occupation Code. Canada See Supplementary Code 63 for 1980 Standard Occupational Classification Code. 356 V372 Reference: 372 PAST TYPE EMPLOY-FRIEND2 File I.D.: 02 Location: 838 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 370 EQ 1 Was this person self-employed in that job or did he/she work for someone else? 1 Self-employed 2 Someone else -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. L2j 28 264 1460 1 7 0 Canada Q135J 11 189 2375 2 0 0 ******************************************************************** V373 Reference: 373 PAST PAID EMPLYE-FRIEND2 File I.D.: 02 Location: 840 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 372 EQ 1 Did this person have any paid employees? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. L2k 17 11 1732 0 0 0 Canada Q135K 5 6 2566 0 0 0 357 V374 Reference: 374 PAST MANAGER-FRIEND2 File I.D.: 02 Location: 842 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 372 EQ 2 Was this a management or supervisory position, or a nonmanagement position? 1 Management 5 Nonmanagement -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. L2m 44 208 1496 10 2 0 Canada Q135L 28 153 2388 8 0 0 ******************************************************************** V375 Reference: 375 MARITAL STATUS-FRIEND2 File I.D.: 02 Location: 844 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 370 EQ 5,-2,-3 Is this person married or living with another person as a couple? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. L2n 54 26 1503 0 177 0 Canada Q135M 48 41 2488 0 0 0 358 V376 Reference: 376 SPOUSE WORK PAY-FRIEND2 File I.D.: 02 Location: 846 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 375 EQ 1 Is this person's spouse working for pay or in a family business? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. L2p 43 11 1706 0 0 0 Canada Q135N 27 21 2529 0 0 0 359 V377 Reference: 377 SPOUSE OCCUPATIN-FRIEND2 File I.D.: 02 Location: 848 Width: 3 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 376 EQ 1 Please tell me the occupation of this person's spouse. What kind of work does he/she do? U.S. 10-80 2-digit Omnibus Occupation Code Canada 2-991 3-digit 1980 Standard Occupational Classification Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 2-991 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. L2q 36 1717 0 7 0 Canada Q135O 24 2550 1 2 0 Note: U.S. See Supplementary Code 3 for Omnibus Occupation Code. Canada See Supplementary Code 63 for 1980 Standard Occupational Classification Code. 360 V378 Reference: 378 SPOUSE TYPE EMPL-FRIEND2 File I.D.: 02 Location: 851 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 376 EQ 1 Is this person's spouse self-employed or does he/she work for someone else as an employee? 1 Self-employed 2 Someone else -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. L2r 11 28 1717 1 3 0 Canada Q135P 6 19 2550 2 0 0 ******************************************************************** V379 Reference: 379 SPOUSE PAID EMPL-FRIEND2 File I.D.: 02 Location: 853 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 378 EQ 1 Does this person's spouse have paid employees? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. L2s 8 2 1749 1 0 0 Canada Q135Q 4 2 2571 0 0 0 361 V380 Reference: 380 SPOUSE MANAGER-FRIEND2 File I.D.: 02 Location: 855 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 378 EQ 2 Does this person's spouse occupy a management or supervisory position at the place where he/she works? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. L2t 11 17 1732 0 0 0 Canada Q135R 5 14 2558 0 0 0 362 V381 Reference: 381 FRIEND RELATVE3 File I.D.: 02 Location: 857 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,3 - ALL FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 7 EQ 2 Think of the third of these three people. Is this person a friend or relative? 1 Friend 2 Relative 6 Person listed is identified as parent/spouse/partner/child of respondent (U.S. only) -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 6 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. L3 1053 507 0 0 0 200 0 Sweden NAR3 592 384 0 1 0 168 0 Norway SP178 1326 1134 0 0 0 72 0 Canada Q136AX 747 458 26 1342 0 4 0 Note: The Swedish and Norwegian surveys did not provide code 6 (person listed is identified as parent/spouse/ partner/child of respondent) as a possible response option. Canada The Canadian variable, Q136AX, was constructed using Q136A REF 899. Q136AX collapses categories. 363 V382 Reference: 382 SEX-FRIEND3 File I.D.: 02 Location: 859 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,3 - ALL FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 381 EQ 1,2 Is this person a man or woman? 1 Man 2 Woman -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. L3a 776 783 0 0 201 0 Sweden NAR3K 527 432 20 1 165 0 Norway SP179 1348 1113 0 0 71 0 Canada Q136B 694 511 1372 0 0 0 364 V383 Reference: 383 WORK FOR PAY-FRIEND3 File I.D.: 02 Location: 861 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,3 - ALL FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 381 EQ 1,2 Is this person working either for pay or in a family business? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. L3b 1181 376 0 1 202 0 Sweden NAR3A 831 134 20 1 159 0 Norway SP180 1814 643 0 0 75 0 Canada Q136C 933 272 1372 0 0 0 Note: Norway Those who work in a family business are not included in the "Yes" responses for Norway. 365 V384 Reference: 384 OCCUPATION-FRIEND3 File I.D.: 02 Location: 863 Width: 4 Country: 1,2,3,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,4 - IF REF 383 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 383 EQ 1,-3 What kind of work does this person do? What is his/her occupation? U.S. 10-80 2-digit Omnibus Occupation Code Sweden 00-99 2-digit Swedish version of the Nordic Classification of Occupations Norway 1-7000 4-digit Norwegian version of the Nordic Classification of Occupations Canada 1-991 3-digit 1980 Standard Occupational Classification Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0-7000 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. L3c 1065 579 1 115 0 Sweden NAR3Y 786 314 3 42 0 Norway SP181 1789 643 0 100 0 Canada Q136D 923 1644 0 10 0 Note: U.S. See Supplementary Code 3 for Omnibus Occupation Code. Sweden See Supplementary Code 31 for Swedish collapsed version of the Nordic Classification of Occupations. Norway See Supplementary Code 25 for Norwegian version of the Nordic Classification of Occupations. See REF 762 for Norwegian collapsed version of friend 3 occupation. Canada See Supplementary Code 63 for 1980 Standard Occupational Classification Code. 366 V385 Reference: 385 TYPE EMPLOYMENT-FRIEND3 File I.D.: 02 Location: 867 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,4 - IF REF 383 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 383 EQ 1,-3 Is this person self-employed or does he/she work for someone else? 1 Self-employed 2 Someone else 3 Without pay -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. L3d 225 951 2 579 1 2 0 Sweden NAR3J 125 694 1 312 0 13 0 Norway SP182 247 1566 0 643 0 76 0 Canada Q136E 169 761 2 1644 1 0 0 Note: Norway The Norwegian survey did not provide code 3 (without pay) as a possible response option. 367 V386 Reference: 386 PAID EMPLOYEES-FRIEND3 File I.D.: 02 Location: 869 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,4 - IF REF 385 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 385 EQ 1,-3 Does this person have any paid employees? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. L3e 136 82 1535 6 1 0 Sweden NAR3AN 52 60 1020 0 13 0 Norway SP184 124 103 2209 0 96 0 Canada Q136F 96 71 2408 2 0 0 368 V387 Reference: 387 MANAGER-FRIEND3 File I.D.: 02 Location: 871 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,4 - IF REF 385 EQ 2 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 385 EQ 2,-3 Does this person occupy a management or supervisor position at the place where he/she works? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. L3f 363 557 809 25 6 0 Sweden NAR3LE 191 440 451 1 62 0 Norway SP183 542 1004 890 0 96 0 Canada Q136G 234 510 1816 17 0 0 369 V388 Reference: 388 EVER WORK FR PAY-FRIEND3 File I.D.: 02 Location: 873 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 383 EQ 5,-2,-3. Did this person ever work at a regular job for pay or in a family business? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. L3g 271 100 1181 5 203 0 Canada Q136H 176 96 2305 0 0 0 370 V389 Reference: 389 PAST OCCUPATION-FRIEND3 File I.D.: 02 Location: 875 Width: 3 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 388 EQ 1 What was that occupation? U.S. 10-80 2-digit Omnibus Occupation Code Canada 11-991 3-digit 1980 Standard Occupational Classification Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 10-991 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. L3h 243 1489 0 28 0 Canada Q136I 165 2401 1 10 0 Note: U.S. See Supplementary Code 3 for Omnibus Occupation Code. Canada See Supplementary Code 63 for 1980 Standard Occupational Classification Code. 371 V390 Reference: 390 PAST TYPE EMPLOY-FRIEND3 File I.D.: 02 Location: 878 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 388 EQ 1 Was this person self-employed in that job or did he/she work for someone else? 1 Self-employed 2 Someone else -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. L3j 23 230 1489 1 17 0 Canada Q136J 13 160 2401 3 0 0 ******************************************************************** V391 Reference: 391 PAST PAID EMPLYE-FRIEND3 File I.D.: 02 Location: 880 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 390 EQ 1 Did this person have any paid employees? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. L3k 10 13 1737 0 0 0 Canada Q136K 5 8 2564 0 0 0 372 V392 Reference: 392 PAST MANAGER-FRIEND3 File I.D.: 02 Location: 882 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 390 EQ 2 Was this a management or supervisory position, or a nonmanagement position? 1 Management 5 Nonmanagement -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. L3m 48 175 1530 5 2 0 Canada Q136L 14 137 2417 9 0 0 ******************************************************************** V393 Reference: 393 MARIT STATUS-FRIEND3 File I.D.: 02 Location: 884 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 388 EQ 5,-2,-3 Is this person married or living with another person as a couple? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. L3n 44 19 1452 0 245 0 Canada Q136M 47 49 2481 0 0 0 373 V394 Reference: 394 SPOUSE WK FR PAY-FRIEND3 File I.D.: 02 Location: 886 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 393 EQ 1 Is this person's spouse working for pay or in a family business?" 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. L3p 32 12 1716 0 0 0 Canada Q136N 32 15 2530 0 0 0 374 V395 Reference: 395 SPOUSE OCCUPATIN-FRIEND3 File I.D.: 02 Location: 888 Width: 3 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 394 EQ 1 Please tell me the occupation of this person's spouse. What kind of work does he/she do? U.S. 10-80 2-digit Omnibus Occupation Code Canada 32-991 3-digit 1980 Standard Occupational Classification Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 10-991 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. L3q 26 1728 1 5 0 Canada Q136O 32 2545 0 0 0 Note: U.S. See Supplementary Code 3 for Omnibus Occupation Code. Canada See Supplementary Code 63 for 1980 Standard Occupational Classification Code. 375 V396 Reference: 396 SPOUSE TYPE EMPL-FRIEND3 File I.D.: 01 Location: 891 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 394 EQ 1 Is this person's spouse self-employed or does he/she work for someone else as an employee? 1 Self-employed 2 Someone else -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. L3r 9 20 1728 0 3 0 Canada Q136P 7 25 2545 0 0 0 ******************************************************************** V397 Reference: 397 SPOUSE PAID EMPL-FRIEND3 File I.D.: 02 Location: 893 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 396 EQ 1 Does this person's spouse have paid employees? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. L3s 5 4 1751 0 0 0 Canada Q136Q 2 5 2570 0 0 0 376 V398 Reference: 398 SPOUSE MANAGER-FRIEND3 File I.D.: 02 Location: 895 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 396 EQ 2 Does this person's spouse occupy a management or supervisory position at the place where he/she works? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. L3t 11 8 1740 0 1 0 Canada Q136R 6 19 2552 0 0 0 377 V399 Reference: 399 PARTICIPATION POLIT ORG File I.D.: 02 Location: 897 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,3,4 - ALL In the last year or so have you participated in any groups or organizations which are active in such things as attempting to influence public officials, promoting the rights of a particular group of people, or participating in electoral politics? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. M1 218 1429 0 1 112 0 Sweden POLAKT 175 916 0 0 54 0 Norway SP212 237 2276 0 0 19 0 Canada Q145 259 2315 0 0 0 3 378 V400 Reference: 400 LOCAL OR LARGR POLIT ORG File I.D.: 02 Location: 899 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 399 EQ 1 Is this strictly a local group or is it part of a larger organization? 1 Local group 2 Larger organization -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. M3 60 135 1542 0 23 0 Canada Q147 108 151 2318 0 0 0 ******************************************************************** V401 Reference: 401 SINGLE ISSUE File I.D.: 02 Location: 901 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,4 - IF REF 399 EQ 1 Does this group concentrate mainly on a single issue or does it get involved in a wide range of issues? 1 Single issue 2 Multiple issues -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. M5 57 155 1542 0 6 0 Sweden TY 106 37 970 1 31 0 Canada Q149 82 177 2318 0 0 0 379 V402 Reference: 402 POLITICAL ISSUE1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 903 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2 - IF REF 399 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 399 EQ 1,-3 What are the major issues with which this group or organization is concerned? (first mention) U.S. 1-97 2-digit Political Issues Code Sweden 1-97 2-digit Political Issues Code Norway 1-97 2-digit Political Issues Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-97 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. M6a 210 1542 2 6 0 Sweden GRUPP 140 970 0 35 0 Norway SP213 202 2276 0 54 0 Note: U.S., Sweden and Norway See Supplementary Code 11 for Political Issues Code. 380 V403 Reference: 403 POLITICAL ISSUE2 File I.D.: 02 Location: 905 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 399 EQ 1 What are the major issues with which this group or organization is concerned? (second mention, if any) 1-97 2-digit Political Issues Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-97 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. M6b 55 1705 0 0 0 Note: U.S. See Supplementary Code 11 for Political Issues Code. ******************************************************************** V404 Reference: 404 POLITICAL ISSUE3 File I.D.: 02 Location: 907 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 399 EQ 1 What are the major issues with which this group or organization is concerned? (third mention, if any) 1-97 2-digit Political Issues Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-97 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. M6c 23 1737 0 0 0 Note: U.S. See Supplementary Code 11 for Political Issues Code. 381 V405 Reference: 405 POLITICAL PHILOSPHY-GRP File I.D.: 02 Location: 909 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 399 EQ 1 How would you describe the underlying political philosophy of this group? Would it be conservative, moderate, liberal or left-of-liberal? Would you describe it as socialist in orientation? 1 Strongly conservative 2 Moderately conservative 3 Moderate 4 Liberal 5 Left-of-liberal, not socialist 6 Left-of-liberal, and socialist 7 No philosophy; neutral -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. M7 15 42 63 61 6 3 15 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. M7 1542 8 5 0 382 V406 Reference: 406 MEANS1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 911 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 399 EQ 1 What are the primary means by which this group tries to achieve its goals? (first mention) 1-97 2-digit Means of Action Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-97 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. M8a 202 1542 2 14 0 Note: U.S. See Supplementary Code 12 for Means of Action Code. ******************************************************************** V407 Reference: 407 MEANS2 File I.D.: 02 Location: 913 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 399 EQ 1 What are the primary means by which this group tries to achieve its goals? (second mention, if any) 1-97 2-digit Means of Action Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-97 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. M8b 76 1684 0 0 0 Note: U.S. See Supplementary Code 12 for Means of Action Code. 383 V408 Reference: 408 MEANS3 File I.D.: 02 Location: 915 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 399 EQ 1 What are the primary means by which this group tries to achieve its goals? (third mention, if any) 1-97 2-digit Means of Action Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-97 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. M8c 11 1749 0 0 0 Note: U.S. See Supplementary Code 12 for Means of Action Code. ******************************************************************** V409 Reference: 409 HOW PARTICIPATE1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 917 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 399 EQ 1 What are the main ways you participate in this group or organization? (first mention) 1-97 2-digit Participation Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-97 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. M9a 210 1542 0 8 0 Note: U.S. See Supplementary Code 13 for Participation Code. 384 V410 Reference: 410 HOW PARTICIPATE2 File I.D.: 02 Location: 919 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 399 EQ 1 What are the main ways you participate in this group or organization? (second mention, if any) 1-97 2-digit Participation Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-97 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. M9b 69 1691 0 0 0 Note: U.S. See Supplementary Code 13 for Participation Code. ******************************************************************** V411 Reference: 411 HOW PARTICIPATE3 File I.D.: 02 Location: 921 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 399 EQ 1 What are the main ways you participate in this group or organization? (third mention, if any) 1-97 2-digit Participation Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-97 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. M9c 15 1745 0 0 0 Note: U.S. See Supplementary Code 13 for Participation Code. 385 V412 Reference: 412 POLITICAL PARTY AFFILIAT File I.D.: 02 Location: 923 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - ALL Generally speaking, do you consider yourself a Republican, a Democrat, an Independent or what? 1 Republican 2 Democrat 3 Independent 4 Libertarian 5 Conservative or right wing party (American, Right-to-Life) 6 Liberal 7 Progressive or left wing party (leftist, socialist, populist) -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. M10 368 506 606 126 7 2 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. M10 0 3 137 0 386 V413 Reference: 413 STRENGTH REPUBLICAN File I.D.: 02 Location: 925 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 412 EQ 1 Would you call yourself a strong Republican or not a very strong Republican? 1 Strong 2 Not very strong -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. M10a 134 229 1392 0 5 0 ******************************************************************** V414 Reference: 414 TYPE REPUBLICAN File I.D.: 02 Location: 927 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 412 EQ 1 Would you think of yourself as a conservative Republican a moderate Republican, or a liberal Republican? 1 Conservative 2 Moderate 3 Liberal -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. M10b 118 188 57 1392 3 2 0 387 V415 Reference: 415 STRENGTH DEMOCRAT File I.D.: 02 Location: 929 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 412 EQ 2 Would you call yourself a strong Democrat or not a very strong Democrat? 1 Strong 2 Not very strong -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. M10c 156 341 1254 2 7 0 ******************************************************************** V416 Reference: 416 TYPE DEMOCRAT File I.D.: 02 Location: 931 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 412 EQ 2 Would you consider yourself to be a conservative Democrat, a moderate Democrat, a liberal Democrat, or a left-of-liberal Democrat? 1 Conservative 2 Moderate 3 Liberal 4 Left-of-liberal -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. M10d 128 232 113 14 1254 15 4 0 388 V417 Reference: 417 CLOSER TO WHICH PARTY File I.D.: 02 Location: 933 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 412 EQ 3-7,-2,-3 Do you think of yourself as closer to the Republican party or to the Democratic party or neither? 1 Closer to Republican 2 Closer to Democrat 3 Neither -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. M11 136 121 492 874 2 135 0 ******************************************************************** V418 Reference: 418 CLOSER TYPE REPUBLICAN File I.D.: 02 Location: 935 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 417 EQ 1 Would you consider yourself to be closer to conservative, moderate or liberal Republicans? 1 Conservative 2 Moderate 3 Liberal -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. M11a 64 45 24 1624 3 0 0 389 V419 Reference: 419 CLOSER TYPE DEMOCRAT File I.D.: 02 Location: 937 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 417 EQ 2 Would you consider yourself to be closer to conservative moderate, liberal or left-of-liberal Democrats? 1 Conservative 2 Moderate 3 Liberal 4 Left-of-liberal -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. M11b 18 46 49 5 1639 1 2 0 ******************************************************************** V420 Reference: 420 PERSONAL POLITICL ORIENT File I.D.: 02 Location: 939 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 417 EQ 3 Would you consider yourself to be basically politically conservative, moderate, liberal or left-of-liberal? 1 Conservative 2 Moderate 3 Liberal 4 Left-of-liberal -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. M11c 148 173 85 31 1268 20 35 0 390 V421 Reference: 421 PRESIDENTIAL CHOICE File I.D.: 02 Location: 941 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - ALL If you could choose anyone currently active in American public life to be President of the United States, who would you like that to be? 1-97 2-digit Presidential Choice Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-97 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. M12 1195 0 356 209 0 Note: U.S. See Supplementary Code 14 for Presidential Choice Code. 391 V422 Reference: 422 MILITARY SPENDING File I.D.: 02 Location: 943 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,4 - ALL We would now like to ask you about certain government policies which people have been talking about lately. The first is military spending. Do you think the government should be spending a great deal more on the military, somewhat more on the military, the present amount, somewhat less, or a great deal less? 1 Great deal more 2 Somewhat more 3 Same 4 Somewhat less 5 Great deal less -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. N1 426 632 281 149 99 Sweden REFORS 50 150 405 213 265 Canada Q140 380 688 773 382 270 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. N1 0 25 148 0 Sweden REFORS 0 5 57 0 Canada Q140 0 76 5 3 392 V423 Reference: 423 SOCIAL SERVICES SPENDING File I.D.: 02 Location: 945 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,4 - ALL The next policy is government spending on services like education and health. Do you think that the government should be spending a great deal more on education and health, somewhat more, the present amount, somewhat less, or a great deal less? 1 Great deal more 2 Somewhat more 3 Same 4 Somewhat less 5 Great deal less -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. N2 495 626 312 110 57 Sweden RESJUK 388 427 235 35 9 Canada Q141 651 1008 703 158 35 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. N2 0 17 143 0 Sweden RESJUK 0 2 49 0 Canada Q141 0 18 2 2 393 V424 Reference: 424 INDUSTRIAL STRIKE File I.D.: 02 Location: 947 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,4 - ALL Imagine that workers in a major industry are out on strike over working conditions and wages. Which of the following outcomes would you like to see occur? 1 The workers win their most important demands. 2 The workers win some of their demands and make some concessions. 3 The workers win only a few of their demands and make major concessions. 4 The workers go back to work without winning any of their demands. -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. N3 239 1149 119 48 0 18 187 0 Sweden RESTRE 529 462 44 28 0 6 76 0 Canada Q142X 279 1824 326 90 0 37 16 5 Note: Canada The Canadian variable, Q142X, was constructed using Q142 REF 900. Q142X recodes none (code 5), as skipped - should have been answered (code -3). 394 V425 Reference: 425 BELONG TO A SOCIAL CLASS File I.D.: 02 Location: 949 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,3,4 - ALL Do you think of yourself as belonging to a particular social class? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. N4 649 900 0 82 129 0 Sweden DUKLASS 394 727 0 0 24 0 Norway SP216 685 1813 0 0 34 0 Canada Q143A 1175 1256 0 140 3 3 395 V426 Reference: 426 CLASS AFFILIATION File I.D.: 02 Location: 951 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,4 - IF REF 425 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 425 EQ 1,-3 Which class is that? 1 Working 2 Middle 3 Upper middle 4 Lower middle; working middle 5 Upper; rich 6 Lower; poor 7 Other -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. N4a 46 414 117 31 11 13 2 Sweden VIKLASS 235 121 30 0 1 0 6 Norway SP217 390 234 14 0 0 0 9 Canada Q143B 321 688 129 13 2 13 6 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. N4a 1111 0 15 0 Sweden VIKLASS 750 0 2 0 Norway SP217 1813 0 72 0 Canada Q143B 1402 1 2 0 Note: Norway The Norwegian survey did not provide code 4 (lower middle; working middle), code 5 (upper; rich) and code 6 (lower; poor) as possible response options. 396 V427 Reference: 427 FORCED CLASS AFFILIATION File I.D.: 02 Location: 953 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,3 - IF REF 425 NE 1 Many people say they belong to the working class, the middle class or the upper middle class. If you had to make a choice, which class would you say you belong to? 1 Working 2 Middle 3 Upper middle 4 Lower middle; working middle 6 Non-class response (e.g. "independent") 7 Other -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 6 7 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. N4b 371 454 107 7 1 1 Sweden EJKLASS 298 317 31 0 0 0 Norway SP218 684 964 47 0 0 0 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. N4b 649 10 160 0 Sweden EJKLASS 395 7 97 0 Norway SP218 685 0 152 0 Note: Norway The Norwegian survey did not provide code 4 (lower middle; working middle), code 6 (non-class response e.g. "independent") and code 7 (other) as possible response options. 397 V428 Reference: 428 INCOME INEQUALITY File I.D.: 02 Location: 955 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,3,4 - ALL These next statements are about American society (Swedish society, Norwegian society, Canadian society) and other matters. After each statement, please tell me whether you strongly agree, somewhat agree, somewhat disagree or strongly disagree with the statement. Many people in the United States (Sweden, Norway, Canada) receive much less income than they deserve. 1 Strongly agree 2 Somewhat agree 4 Somewhat disagree 5 Strongly disagree -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 4 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. N5a 529 598 337 138 0 14 144 0 Sweden O 444 369 163 92 0 6 71 0 Norway SP098T 888 794 462 331 0 0 57 0 Canada Q144A 675 1064 604 188 0 31 10 5 398 V429 Reference: 429 GOVT SERVES INTERST-MOST File I.D.: 02 Location: 957 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,3,4 - ALL Even if there are abuses by some politicians, the American (Swedish, Norwegian, Canadian) system of government serves the interests of most Americans (Swedes, Norwegians, Canadians). 1 Strongly agree 2 Somewhat agree 4 Somewhat disagree 5 Strongly disagree -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 4 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. N5b 457 729 262 148 0 12 152 0 Sweden POSYS 220 502 213 137 0 2 71 0 Norway SP098N 1075 1039 235 113 0 0 70 0 Canada Q144C 377 1312 544 301 0 30 9 4 399 V430 Reference: 430 TRAD ROLES BENEFT FAMILY File I.D.: 02 Location: 959 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,3,4,5 - ALL It is better for the family if the husband is the principal breadwinner outside the home and the wife has primary responsibility for the home and children. 1 Strongly agree 2 Somewhat agree 4 Somewhat disagree 5 Strongly disagree -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 4 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. N5c 615 444 301 248 0 1 151 0 Sweden MANHUV 204 247 188 447 0 2 57 0 Norway SP098O 584 585 445 886 0 0 32 0 Canada Q144D 772 764 579 432 0 17 8 5 Finland V430 309 301 198 149 0 38 3 0 Note: Finland The Finnish variable, V430, is question L3a in Finnish Questionnaire I. L3a was recoded to match the U.S. coding. The Finnish question was phrased differently: "From the family point of view, the man should work and the wife should take care of the home and children. 1 Strongly agree 2 Agree 3 Disagree 4 Strongly disagree 5 Can't say 400 V431 Reference: 431 EQUAL SHARING HOUSEWORK File I.D.: 02 Location: 961 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,3,4 - ALL If both husband and wife work, they should share equally in the housework and child care. 1 Strongly agree 2 Somewhat agree 4 Somewhat disagree 5 Strongly disagree -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 4 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. N5d 1170 367 55 21 0 1 146 0 Sweden MAKLIK 879 172 20 13 0 0 61 0 Norway SP098P 2047 360 66 32 0 0 27 0 Canada Q144E 1775 684 68 34 0 3 9 4 401 V432 Reference: 432 NOT ENOUGH WOMEN IN BUSN File I.D.: 02 Location: 963 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,3,4,5 - ALL There are not enough women in responsible positions in government and private business. 1 Strongly agree 2 Somewhat agree 4 Somewhat disagree 5 Strongly disagree -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 4 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. N5e 584 645 227 125 0 16 163 0 Sweden KVIPOS 541 369 95 71 0 4 65 0 Norway SP098Q 1229 761 284 175 0 0 83 0 Canada Q144F 815 1117 455 114 0 58 14 4 Finland V432 428 321 148 54 0 44 3 0 Note: Finland The Finnish variable, V432, is question L3b in Finnish Questionnaire I. L3b was recoded to match the U.S. coding. The Finnish question was phrased differently: "There are not enough women in public offices. 1 Strongly agree 2 Agree 3 Disagree 4 Strongly disagree 5 Can't say" 402 V433 Reference: 433 AS MANY WOMEN IN BUSINSS File I.D.: 02 Location: 965 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,3,4 - ALL Ideally there should be as many women as men in important positions in government and business. 1 Strongly agree 2 Somewhat agree 4 Somewhat disagree 5 Strongly disagree -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 4 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. N5f 408 514 416 257 0 7 158 0 Sweden LIKKVI 453 344 156 122 0 3 67 0 Norway SP098R 1075 746 388 278 0 0 45 0 Canada Q144G 853 913 561 204 0 34 9 3 403 V434 Reference: 434 EASIER FOR BLACKS File I.D.: 02 Location: 967 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - ALL All things considered, it is easier for blacks to get ahead than it is for whites these days. 1 Strongly agree 2 Somewhat agree 4 Somewhat disagree 5 Strongly disagree -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 4 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. N5g 261 380 526 417 0 18 158 0 ******************************************************************** V435 Reference: 435 NOT ENOUGH BLACKS IN BUS File I.D.: 02 Location: 969 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - ALL There are not enough blacks in responsible positions in government and private business. 1 Strongly agree 2 Somewhat agree 4 Somewhat disagree 5 Strongly disagree -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 4 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. N5h 339 642 380 173 0 31 195 0 404 V436 Reference: 436 LEVEL EDUCATION File I.D.: 02 Location: 971 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - ALL Now I have some questions about your background. What is the highest grade of school or year of college you completed? 0-17 Highest grade -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0-12 13-17 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. R1 765 862 0 1 132 ******************************************************************** V437 Reference: 437 HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION File I.D.: 02 Location: 973 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 436 EQ 0-12,-2,-3 Did you get a high school graduation diploma or pass a high school equivalency test? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. R1a 561 202 862 0 135 0 405 V438 Reference: 438 OTHER SCHOOLING File I.D.: 02 Location: 975 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 436 NQ 13-17 Have you had any other schooling? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. R1b 279 477 862 0 142 0 406 V439 Reference: 439 KIND OTHER SCHOOLING1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 977 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 438 EQ 1 What kind of schooling was that? (first mention) 1 Formal academic--college, high school 2 Job training, applications to potential earnings; technical, vocational 3 Learning how to do it yourself, fix-it courses 4 Increasing knowledge about the world, events, environment, public affairs, etc. 5 Increasing consumption pleasure (hobbies, bridge, chess, etc.) 6 Training while in military service 7 Formal schooling, not further specified (e.g. "night school") -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. R1c1 69 187 2 0 4 8 6 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. R1c1 1481 0 3 0 407 V440 Reference: 440 KIND OTHER SCHOOLING2 File I.D.: 02 Location: 979 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 438 EQ 1 What kind of schooling was that? (second mention, if any) 1 Formal academic--college, high school 2 Job training, applications to potential earnings; technical, vocational 3 Learning how to do it yourself, fix-it courses 4 Increasing knowledge about the world, events, environment, public affairs, etc. 5 Increasing consumption pleasure (hobbies, bridge, chess, etc.) 6 Training while in military service 7 Formal schooling, not further specified (e.g. "night school") -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. R1c2 4 3 0 0 0 0 0 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. R1c2 1753 0 0 0 408 V441 Reference: 441 COLLEGE DEGREE File I.D.: 02 Location: 981 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 436 EQ 13-17 Do you have a college degree? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. R1d 479 379 898 0 4 0 409 V442 Reference: 442 TYPE DEGREE File I.D.: 02 Location: 983 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 441 EQ 1 What was the highest degree you received? 1 Associate Degree 2 Bachelor's Degree 3 Master's Degree 4 PHD, LITD, SCD, DFA, DLITR, DPH, DPHIL, JSC SJD 5 LLB, JD 6 MD, DDS, DVM, VS, DSC, DO 7 JDC, STD, THD 8 Honorary Degree (LLD, DD, LHD) -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. R1e 72 266 97 20 8 9 1 2 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. R1e 1281 1 3 0 410 V443 Reference: 443 COLLEGE NAME File I.D.: 02 Location: 985 Width: 6 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 441 EQ 1 At what college or university did you receive that degree? 1-999,996 Master College Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-999,996 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. R1f 474 1281 1 4 0 Note: U.S. See Supplementary Code 15 for Master College Code. ** All respondents coded zero for reasons of confidentiality-- see introduction. ******************************************************************** V444 Reference: 444 YEAR RECEIVE File I.D.: 02 Location: 991 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 441 EQ 1 In what year did you receive this degree? 1-80 Last two digits of year -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-80 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. R1g 472 1281 2 5 0 411 V445 Reference: 445 WHERE GROW UP-STATE1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 993 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - ALL Where did you grow up, that is, in what state did you spend most of your time before you were 16 years of age? 1-86 2-digit State and Territory Code EXCEPT: 95 Moved around a great deal 96 Foreign country -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-86 95 96 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. R2 1549 23 57 0 0 131 0 Note: U.S. See Supplementary Code 16 for State and Territory Code. 412 V446 Reference: 446 WHERE GROW UP-STATE2 File I.D.: 02 Location: 995 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 445 EQ 95,-3 Of the states where you lived until you were 16, which was the most important to you? 1-86 2-digit State and Territory Code EXCEPT: 95 None most important -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-86 95 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. R2a 23 1 1606 0 130 0 Note: U.S. See Supplementary Code 16 for State and Territory Code. 413 V447 Reference: 447 WHERE LIVE AGE 16 File I.D.: 02 Location: 997 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 446 EQ 95,-3 In what state did you live when you were 16? 1-86 2-digit State and Territory Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-86 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. R2b 1 1629 0 130 0 Note: U.S. See Supplementary Code 16 for State and Territory Code. 414 V448 Reference: 448 RURAL-URBAN File I.D.: 02 Location: 999 Width: 2 Country: 1,3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 445 NE 96 FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - ALL Did you live mostly in a city or town, a suburban area near a large city, or in a rural area? (If respondent moved a great deal, probe for area at age 16.) 1 City or town 2 Suburban area 3 Rural area -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------------- U.S. R2c 789 295 487 57 0 132 0 Norway RECDTYPE 1187 566 771 0 0 8 0 Note: Norway The Norwegian variable, RECDTYPE, was constructed on the basis of DISTTYPE REF 749. 415 V449 Reference: 449 SUBURB File I.D.: 02 Location: 1001 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 448 EQ 2 Was that a suburb of a large city of 250,000 or more people? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. R2d 215 69 1465 7 4 0 ******************************************************************** V450 Reference: 450 NAME LARGEST CITY NEAR File I.D.: 02 Location: 1003 Width: 5 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 449 EQ 1,-2,-3 What was the name of the largest city near you? 1-99,995 City Master Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-99,995 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. R2e 183 1534 1 42 0 Note: U.S. See Supplementary Code 17 for City Master Code. 416 V451 Reference: 451 SIZE CITY File I.D.: 02 Location: 1008 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 448 EQ 1 OR REF 449 EQ 5 FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 855 EQ 1 About how large was your city/town--was it less than 50,000 people, between 50,000 and 250,000 people, or 250,000 or more people? 1 Less than 50,000 2 50,000-250,000 3 250,000 or more -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. R2f 347 233 226 902 35 17 0 Canada Q166CX 694 299 516 1034 33 1 0 Note: Canada The Canadian variable, Q166CX, was constructed using Q166C REF 891. Q166CX collapses categories. 417 V452 Reference: 452 NAME CITY File I.D.: 02 Location: 1010 Width: 5 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 448 EQ 1 OR REF 449 EQ 5 What was the name of your city/town? 1-99,995 5-digit City Master Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-99,995 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. R2g 784 902 0 74 0 Note: U.S. See Supplementary Code 17 for City Master Code. 418 V453 Reference: 453 U.S. CITIZEN File I.D.: 02 Location: 1015 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,4 - ALL Are you a U.S. citizen (Swedish citizen, Canadian citizen)? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. R3 1608 23 0 0 129 0 Sweden MEDB 1092 49 0 0 4 0 Canada Q167 2458 118 0 0 0 1 Note: Sweden The Swedish variable, MEDB, was recorded to match the U.S. coding. 419 V454 Reference: 454 FAMILY RELIGIOUS File I.D.: 02 Location: 1017 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - ALL Did your family attend religious services while you were growing up? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. R4 1464 164 0 1 131 0 Canada Q168A 2230 364 0 0 0 1 ******************************************************************** V455 Reference: 455 FAMILY TYPE RELIGION File I.D.: 02 Location: 1019 Width: 3 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 454 EQ 1 What religion was that--Protestant, Roman Catholic, Jewish, or something else? What denomination was that? 100-790 3-digit Religion Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 100-790 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. R4a 1452 296 6 6 0 Note: U.S. See Supplementary Code 18 for Religion Code. 420 V456 Reference: 456 HOW OFT FAMILY ATTEND File I.D.: 02 Location: 1022 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 454 EQ 1 About how often did they usually attend services--more than once a week, about once a week, two or three times a month, or a few times a year? 1 More than once a week 2 About once a week 3 Two or three times a month 4 A few times a year -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. R4c 262 836 206 147 296 0 13 0 ******************************************************************** V457 Reference: 457 RESPONDENT RELIGIOUS File I.D.: 02 Location: 1024 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - ALL Do you attend religious services now? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. R5 992 636 0 0 132 0 Canada Q168B 1436 1140 0 0 0 1 421 V458 Reference: 458 TYPE RELIGION File I.D.: 02 Location: 1026 Width: 3 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 457 EQ 1 What religion is that--Protestant, Roman Catholic, Jewish, or something else? What denomination was that? 100-790 3-digit Religion Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 100-790 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. R5a 981 768 3 8 0 Note: U.S. See Supplementary Code 18 for Religion Code. ******************************************************************** V459 Reference: 459 HOW OFTEN ATTEND1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 1029 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 457 EQ 1 About how often do you usually attend services--more than once a week, about once a week, two or three times a month, or a few times a year? 1 More than once a week 2 About once a week 3 Two or three times a month 4 A few times a year -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. R5c 167 376 240 204 768 0 5 0 422 V460 Reference: 460 RACE File I.D.: 02 Location: 1031 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - ALL Are you white, black, Hispanic, American Indian or Alaskan Native, Asian or Pacific Islander? 1 White except Hispanic 2 Black except Hispanic 3 Hispanic 4 American Indian or Alaskan Native 5 Asian or Pacific Islander -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. R6 1378 170 41 12 21 0 0 138 0 ******************************************************************** V461 Reference: 461 ETHNICITY File I.D.: 02 Location: 1033 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 460 EQ 1 Do you consider yourself to be a member of an ethnic group? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. R6a 189 1118 382 64 7 0 423 V462 Reference: 462 TYPE ETHNICITY1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 1035 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 461 EQ 1 What group is that? 1-97 2-digit Nationality and Ethnic Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-97 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. R6b1 167 1571 1 21 0 Note: U.S. See Supplementary Code 19 for Nationality and Ethnic Code. ******************************************************************** V463 Reference: 463 TYPE ETHNICITY2 File I.D.: 02 Location: 1037 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 461 EQ 1 What group is that? (second mention, if any) 1-97 2-digit Nationality and Ethnic Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-97 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. R6b2 16 1744 0 0 0 Note: U.S. See Supplementary Code 19 for Nationality and Ethnic Code. 424 V464 Reference: 464 CHECKPOINT11 File I.D.: 02 Location: 1039 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - ALL Interview Checkpoint. 1 Respondent worked in 1979 2 All others -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. R7 1498 177 0 0 85 0 ******************************************************************** V465 Reference: 465 INDIV INCOM MR THN 20000 File I.D.: 02 Location: 1041 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 464 EQ 1 Finally, we would like to ask you a few questions about your current economic situation. Thinking about what you made on your job in 1979 before taxes and other deductions were made, did you receive $20,000 or more in 1979 before taxes? 1 Yes 5 No 6 Respondent worked without pay in 1979 -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 6 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. R8 427 993 2 262 3 73 0 425 V466 Reference: 466 INDIV INCOM PER YEAR File I.D.: 02 Location: 1043 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 464 EQ 1 AND REF 465 NE 6 FOR COUNTRY EQ 2,4 - ALL FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 14 EQ 1,2,3 Did you receive ($ amount) or more in 1979 (Swedish Crowns in 1980, Norwegian Kroner in 1981, Canadian Dollars in 1981) before taxes? U.S. Income Scale Swedish/Norwegian Income Scale IN U.S. DOLLARS IN SWEDISH CROWNS/NORWEGIAN KRONER 1 $0-$5,000 1 1- 19,000 2 $5,000-$7,500 2 20,000- 29,999 3 $7,500-$10,000 3 30,000- 39,999 4 $10,000-$15,000 4 40,000- 59,999 5 $15,000-$20,000 5 60,000- 79,999 6 $20,000-$25,000 6 80,000- 99,999 7 $25,000-$30,000 7 100,000-119,999 8 $30,000-$40,000 8 120,000-159,999 9 $40,000-$50,000 9 160,000-199,999 10 $50,000-$75,000 10 200,000 or above 11 $75,000 or above Canadian Income Scale IN CANADIAN DOLLARS 1 None 2 Under $5,000 3 $5,001 to $7,500 4 $7,501 to $10,000 5 $10,001 to $15,000 6 $15,001 to $20,000 7 $20,001 to $25,000 8 $25,001 to $35,000 9 $35,001 to $50,000 10 $50,001 to $75,000 11 $75,001 to $100,000 12 Over $100,000 -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused (Continued on next page) 426 (Variable 466 continued) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. R10 195 140 163 257 207 186 90 81 Sweden EGINK 75 89 99 266 303 115 33 27 Norway RINNT 93 53 71 145 216 378 181 225 Canada Q172B 207 345 207 219 360 339 294 318 9 10 11 12 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. R10 25 10 20 0 264 4 118 0 Sweden EGINK 7 6 0 0 0 3 122 0 Norway RINNT 69 59 0 0 818 0 224 0 Canada Q172B 171 66 19 17 0 0 15 0 Note: Norway In the Norwegian survey, self-employed were asked about their total income from their business in 1981, SP019 REF 580. Employed were asked about their current earnings per month in their main as well as other occupations. Employed respondent's yearly income was computed using SP023 REF 584, SP039 REF 597, and SP042 REF 599. Income was then recorded using the same scale as the Swedish questionnaire. Canada The Canadian question was phrased differently: "In which of these letter groups (respondent handed a card) did your personal income fall before taxes in 1981?" 427 V467 Reference: 467 FAMILY INCOME PER YEAR File I.D.: 02 Location: 1045 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,3,4 - ALL Thinking about your family's total income from all sources, including your job, did your family receive ($ amount) or more in 1979 (Swedish Crowns in 1980, Norwegian Kroner in 1981, Canadian Dollars in 1981) before taxes? (Highest number box in R9 or R11). U.S. Income Scale Swedish/Norwegian Income Scale IN U.S. DOLLARS IN SWEDISH CROWNS/NORWEGIAN KRONER 1 $0-$5,000 1 1- 19,000 2 $5,000-$7,500 2 20,000- 29,999 3 $7,500-$10,000 3 30,000- 39,999 4 $10,000-$15,000 4 40,000- 59,999 5 $15,000-$20,000 5 60,000- 79,999 6 $20,000-$25,000 6 80,000- 99,999 7 $25,000-$30,000 7 100,000-119,999 8 $30,000-$40,000 8 120,000-159,999 9 $40,000-$50,000 9 160,000-199,999 10 $50,000-$75,000 10 200,000 or above 11 $75,000 or above Canadian Income Scale IN CANADIAN DOLLARS 1 None 2 Under $5,000 3 $5,001 to $7,500 4 $7,501 to $10,000 5 $10,001 to $15,000 6 $15,001 to $20,000 7 $20,001 to $25,000 8 $25,001 to $35,000 9 $35,001 to $50,000 10 $50,001 to $75,000 11 $75,001 to $100,000 12 Over $100,000 -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused (Continued on next page) 428 (Variable 467 continued) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. R11 58 84 99 207 213 247 205 180 Sweden FAINK 10 9 15 54 123 185 180 178 Norway SP237 14 31 48 105 134 318 307 608 Canada Q172A 4 70 96 125 244 307 344 552 9 10 11 12 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. R11 90 46 38 0 0 20 273 0 Sweden FAINK 62 30 0 0 0 5 294 0 Norway SP237 305 379 0 0 0 0 283 0 Canada Q172A 487 220 67 42 0 0 19 0 Note: Norway The Norwegian variable, SP237, was recoded using the same scale as the Swedish questionnaire. Canada The Canadian variable was phrased differently: "In which of these groups (respondent handed a card) does the approximate income of the family fall? That is, the total income or earnings of all the family members in this household before taxes in 1981?" 429 V468 Reference: 468 #DEPENDENTS File I.D.: 02 Location: 1047 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,3,4,5 - ALL How many people, including yourself, are dependent upon this family income for all or most of their support? 1-30 Actual number -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-30 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. R12 1619 0 0 141 0 Sweden FORINK 1122 0 0 23 0 Norway SP238 2495 0 0 37 0 Canada Q173 2577 0 0 0 0 Finland V468 975 0 0 23 0 Note: Finland The Finnish variable, V468, is question M6 in Finnish Questionnaire I. The Finnish question was phrased differently: "How many people, including yourself, are dependent on this income for their support?" 430 V469 Reference: 469 GOVERNMENT INCOME File I.D.: 02 Location: 1049 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,3,4,5 - ALL Did your family receive any income from social security, government pensions or any other government program in 1979 (U.S.), 1980 (Sweden and Finland), 1981 (Norway and Canada)? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. R13 259 1358 0 1 142 0 Sweden SOCHJ 131 1002 0 0 12 0 Norway SP239 137 2378 0 0 17 0 Canada Q174A 1574 999 0 0 0 4 Finland V469 365 621 0 0 12 0 Note: Finland The Finnish variable, V469, is question M9 in Finnish Questionnaire I. M9 was recoded to match the U.S. coding. The Finnish question was phrased differently: "Did you receive income from social security in 1980?" 431 V470 Reference: 470 %GOVERNMENT INCOME File I.D.: 02 Location: 1051 Width: 3 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 469 EQ 1 About what percentage of your total family income was that? 1 1% or less ("negligible") 2-100 Actual percent -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2-100 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. R13a 0 154 1501 95 10 0 Canada Q174BPCT 287 519 1002 769 0 0 ******************************************************************** V471 Reference: 471 AMOUNT GOVT INCOME PR YR File I.D.: 02 Location: 1054 Width: 5 Country: 1,2,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 470 EQ -2,-3 FOR COUNTRY EQ 2 - IF REF 469 EQ 1 Could you tell me the amount? (U.S. Dollars, Swedish Crowns, Canadian Dollars) 1-99,994 Actual amount 99,995 99,995 or more -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-99,995 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. R13b 60 1655 8 37 0 Sweden SHJKR 113 1014 3 15 0 Canada Q174BDOL 585 1808 0 184 0 432 V472 Reference: 472 PROPERTY INCOME File I.D.: 02 Location: 1059 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,3,4,5 - ALL Did your family receive any income from the rent or sale of property in 1979 - U.S., 1980 - Sweden and Finland, 1981 - Norway and Canada? (This does not include income received from the selling of a house that is used to purchase another house.) 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. R14 174 1440 0 3 143 0 Sweden EGEND 20 1102 0 0 23 0 Norway SP240 189 2336 0 0 7 0 Canada Q175A 185 2386 0 2 0 4 Finland V472 84 908 0 0 6 0 Note: Finland The Finnish variable, V472, is question M10 in Finnish Questionnaire I. M10 was recoded to match the U.S. coding. The Finnish question was phrased differently: "Did you receive any income from sales or rents in 1980?" 433 V473 Reference: 473 %PROPERTY INCOME File I.D.: 02 Location: 1061 Width: 3 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 472 EQ 1 About what percentage of your total family income was that? 1 1% of less ("negligible") 2-100 Actual percent -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2-100 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. R14a 0 112 1586 56 6 0 Canada Q175BPCT 11 100 2392 74 0 0 ******************************************************************** V474 Reference: 474 AMOUNT PROPRTY INC PR YR File I.D.: 02 Location: 1064 Width: 5 Country: 1,2,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 473 EQ -2,-3 FOR COUNTRY EQ 2 - IF REF 472 EQ 1 Could you tell me the amount? (U.S. Dollars, Swedish Crowns, Canadian Dollars) 1-99,994 Actual amount 99,995 99,995 or more -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-99,994 99,995 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. R14b 39 0 1698 1 22 0 Sweden EGKR 13 0 1125 0 7 0 Canada Q175BDOL 39 0 2503 0 34 1 434 V475 Reference: 475 INVESTMENT INCOME1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 1069 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,3,4,5 - ALL Did your family receive any income from investment other than real estate or savings, such as from stocks, bonds, dividends, profits from businesses, realized capital gains, and so on? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. R15 378 1227 0 10 145 0 Sweden INV 68 1054 0 0 23 0 Norway SP241 164 2357 0 0 11 0 Canada Q176A 474 2091 0 4 0 8 Finland V475 84 881 0 0 33 0 Note: Finland The Finnish variable, V475, is question M11 in Finnish Questionnaire I. M11 was recoded to match the U.S. coding. The Finnish question was phrased differently: "Did you receive any income from stocks and dividends?" 435 V476 Reference: 476 %INVESTMENT INCOME File I.D.: 02 Location: 1071 Width: 3 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 475 EQ 1 About what percentage of your total family income was that? 1 1% or less ("negligible") 2-100 Actual percent -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2-100 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. R15a 0 273 1382 89 16 0 Canada Q176BPCT 63 231 2103 180 0 0 ******************************************************************** V477 Reference: 477 AMT INVESTMENT INC PR YR File I.D.: 02 Location: 1074 Width: 5 Country: 1,2,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 476 EQ -2,-3 FOR COUNTRY EQ 2 - IF REF 475 EQ 1 Could you give me the amount? (U.S. Dollars, Swedish Crowns, Canadian Dollars) 1-99,994 Actual amount 99,995 99,995 or more -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-99,994 99,995 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. R15b 41 0 1655 6 58 0 Sweden INVKR 55 0 1077 2 11 0 Canada Q176BDOL 70 0 2397 1 109 0 436 V478 Reference: 478 OWN HOME File I.D.: 02 Location: 1079 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,3,4,5 - ALL Do you own your own home? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. R16 1033 592 0 0 135 0 Sweden AGBO 701 428 0 0 16 0 Norway SP343 2014 497 0 0 21 0 Canada Q177 1769 808 0 0 0 0 Finland V478 638 352 0 0 8 0 Note: Norway The Norwegian variable, SP343, was constructed using SP244 REF 747. In the Norwegian survey, collectively owned apartments and houses were coded 1. Finland The Finnish variable, V478, is question M12 in Finnish questionnaire I. M12 was recoded to match the U.S. coding. The Finnish question was phrased differently: "Do you own your residence?" 437 V479 Reference: 479 ZIP CODE File I.D.: 02 Location: 1081 Width: 5 Country: 1,2 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1, 2 - ALL What is your current zip code? 1-99,995 Actual number -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-99,995 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. R17 1585 0 13 162 0 Sweden PSTNR 1135 0 0 10 0 ** All respondents coded zero for reasons of confidentiality--see introduction. 438 V480 Reference: 480 #TELEPHONES File I.D.: 02 Location: 1086 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - ALL How many telephones, counting extensions, do you have in your home? 1-6 Actual number 7 7 or more -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. R18 529 659 299 85 32 12 7 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. R18 0 0 137 0 ******************************************************************** V481 Reference: 481 ALL PHONES SAME NUMBER File I.D.: 02 Location: 1088 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 480 NE 1 Do all the telephones have the same number? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. R19 950 140 529 0 141 0 439 V482 Reference: 482 HOW MANY PHONE NUMBERS File I.D.: 02 Location: 1090 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 481 NE 1,-1 Altogether, how many numbers are there? 2-6 Actual number 7 7 or more -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 2-6 7 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. R19a 137 0 1479 0 144 0 ******************************************************************** V483 Reference: 483 HOW MANY BUSINESS PHONES File I.D.: 02 Location: 1092 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 481 NE 1,-1 How many of these numbers are for business only? 0-6 Actual number 7 7 or more -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0-6 7 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. R19b 136 0 1479 0 145 0 440 V484 Reference: 484 HH MEMBER #1-RESPONDENT File I.D.: 02 Location: 1094 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - ALL Household member #1 1 Respondent -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. T1a 1760 0 0 0 0 Canada INF 2577 0 0 0 0 Note: Canada REF 484-507 These variables are obtained from the interview cover sheet. 441 V485 Reference: 485 RESPONDENT-AGE File I.D.: 02 Location: 1096 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,3,4,5 - ALL Age 14-97 Years -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 14-97 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. T1b 1720 0 6 34 0 Sweden GAMMAL 1142 0 0 3 0 Norway SP344A 2529 0 0 3 0 Canada RESPAGE 2577 0 0 0 0 Finland V485 996 0 0 2 0 Note: Norway The Norwegian variable, SP344A, was constructed using SP234, REF 745. Finland The Finnish variable, V485, is question N1 in Finnish Questionnaire I. 442 V486 Reference: 486 RESPONDENT-SEX File I.D.: 02 Location: 1098 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,2,3,4,5 - ALL Sex 1 Male 2 Female -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. T1c 875 885 0 0 0 0 Sweden KON 669 476 0 0 0 0 Norway SP235 1272 1260 0 0 0 0 Canada RESPSEX 1334 1243 0 0 0 0 Finland V486 491 507 0 0 0 0 Note: Finland The Finnish variable, V486, is question N1 in Finnish Questionnaire I. 443 V487 Reference: 487 HH MEMBER #2-RELATN TO R File I.D.: 02 Location: 1100 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - ALL Relationship of household member #2, if any, to Respondent. 1-97 2-digit Relationship Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-97 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. T2a 1453 306 0 1 0 Canada REL1X 2254 323 0 0 0 Note: U.S. and Canada See Supplementary Code 20 for Relationship Code. Canada The Canadian variable, REL1X, was constructed using REL1 REF 901. REL1X recodes employer's or landlord's daughter or son as other. 444 V488 Reference: 488 HH MEMBER #2-AGE File I.D.: 02 Location: 1102 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 487 NE -1 Age 1 1 year or less 2-94 Actual number of years 95 95 years or more -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2-94 95 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. T2b 0 1411 0 306 11 32 0 Canada REL1AGE 0 2222 0 323 3 25 4 ******************************************************************** V489 Reference: 489 HH MEMBER #2-SEX File I.D.: 02 Location: 1104 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 487 NE -1 Sex 1 Male 2 Female -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered 1 2 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. T2c 684 767 306 0 3 0 Canada REL1SEX 1333 921 323 0 0 0 445 V490 Reference: 490 HH MEMBER #3-RELATN TO R File I.D.: 02 Location: 1106 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - ALL Relationship of household member #3, if any, to Respondent. 1-97 2-digit Relationship Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-97 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. T3a 981 778 0 1 0 Canada REL2 702 1875 0 0 0 Note: U.S. and Canada See Supplementary Code 20 for Relationship Code. 446 V491 Reference: 491 HH MEMBER #3-AGE File I.D.: 02 Location: 1108 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 490 NE -1 Age 1 1 year or less 2-94 Actual number of years 95 95 years or more -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2-94 95 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. T3b 55 905 0 778 3 19 0 Canada REL2AGE 0 684 0 1875 2 15 1 ******************************************************************** V492 Reference: 492 HH MEMBER #3-SEX File I.D.: 02 Location: 1110 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 490 NE -1 Sex 1 Male 2 Female -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. T3c 479 497 778 0 6 0 Canada REL2SEX 377 325 1875 0 0 0 447 V493 Reference: 493 HH MEMBER #4-RELATN TO R File I.D.: 02 Location: 1112 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - ALL Relationship of household member #4, if any, to Respondent. 1-97 2-digit Relationship Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped -5 Refused 1-97 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. T4a 610 1149 0 1 0 Canada REL3X 249 2328 0 0 0 Note: U.S. and Canada See Supplementary Code 20 for Relationship Code. Canada The Canadian variable, REL3X, was constructed using REL3 REF 903. REL3X recodes employer's and landlord's daughter and son, as other. 448 V494 Reference: 494 HH MEMBER #4-AGE File I.D.: 02 Location: 1114 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 493 NE -1 Age 1 1 year or less 2-94 Actual number of years 95 95 years or more -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2-94 95 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. T4b 36 562 0 1149 3 10 0 Canada REL3AGE 0 245 0 2328 0 4 0 ******************************************************************** V495 Reference: 495 HH MEMBER #4-SEX File I.D.: 02 Location: 1116 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 493 NE -1 Sex 1 Male 2 Female -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. T4c 308 299 1149 0 4 0 Canada REL3SEX 137 112 2328 0 0 0 449 V496 Reference: 496 HH MEMBER #5-RELATN TO R File I.D.: 02 Location: 1118 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - ALL Relationship of household member #5, if any, to Respondent. 1-97 2-digit Relationship Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-97 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. T5a 273 1487 0 0 0 Canada REL4X 68 2509 0 0 0 Note: U.S. and Canada See Supplementary Code 20 for Relationship Code. Canada The Canadian variable, REL4X, was constructed using REL4 REF 904. REL4X recodes employer's and landlord's daughter and son, as other. 450 V497 Reference: 497 HH MEMBER #5-AGE File I.D.: 02 Location: 1120 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 496 NE -1 Age 1 1 year or less 2-94 Actual number of years 95 95 years or more -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2-94 95 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. T5b 16 253 0 1487 0 4 0 Canada REL4AGE 0 66 0 2509 0 2 0 ******************************************************************** V498 Reference: 498 HH MEMBER #5-SEX File I.D.: 02 Location: 1122 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 496 NE -1 Sex 1 Male 2 Female -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. T5c 137 135 1487 0 1 0 Canada REL4SEX 36 32 2509 0 0 0 451 V499 Reference: 499 HH MEMBER #6-RELATN TO R File I.D.: 02 Location: 1124 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - ALL Relationship of household member #6, if any, to Respondent. 1-97 2-digit Relationship Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-97 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. T6a 102 1657 0 1 0 Canada REL5 12 2565 0 0 0 Note: U.S. and Canada See Supplementary Code 20 for Relationship Code. 452 V500 Reference: 500 HH MEMBER #6-AGE File I.D.: 02 Location: 1126 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 499 NE -1 Age 1 1 year or less 2-94 Actual number of years 95 95 years or more -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2-94 95 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. T6b 7 94 0 1657 0 2 0 Canada REL5AGE 0 12 0 2565 0 0 0 ******************************************************************** V501 Reference: 501 HH MEMBERS #6-SEX File I.D.: 02 Location: 1128 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 499 NE -1 Sex 1 Male 2 Female -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. T6c 49 53 1657 0 1 0 Canada REL5SEX 8 4 2565 0 0 0 453 V502 Reference: 502 HH MEMBER #7-RELATN TO R File I.D.: 02 Location: 1130 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - ALL Relationship of household member #7, if any, to Respondent. 1-97 2-digit Relationship Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-97 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. T7a 35 1724 0 1 0 Canada REL6 7 2570 0 0 0 Note: U.S. and Canada See Supplementary Code 20 for Relationship Code. 454 V503 Reference: 503 HH MEMBER #7-AGE File I.D.: 02 Location: 1132 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 502 NE -1 Age 1 1 year or less 2-94 Actual number of years 95 95 years or more -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2-94 95 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. T7b 3 32 0 1724 0 1 0 Canada REL6AGE 0 7 0 2570 0 0 0 ******************************************************************** V504 Reference: 504 HH MEMBERS #7-SEX File I.D.: 02 Location: 1134 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 502 NE -1 Sex 1 Male 2 Female -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. T7c 18 17 1724 0 1 0 Canada REL6SEX 6 1 2570 0 0 0 455 V505 Reference: 505 HH MEMBER #8-RELATN TO R File I.D.: 02 Location: 1136 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - ALL Relationship of household member #8, if any, to Respondent. 1-97 2-digit Relationship Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-97 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. T8a 15 1744 0 1 0 Canada REL7 2 2575 0 0 0 Note: U.S. and Canada See Supplementary Code 20 for Relationship Code. 456 V506 Reference: 506 HH MEMBER #8-AGE File I.D.: 02 Location: 1138 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 505 NE -1 Age 1 1 year or less 2-94 Actual number of years 95 95 years or more -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2-94 95 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. T8b 1 14 0 1744 0 1 0 Canada REL7AGE 0 2 0 2575 0 0 0 ******************************************************************** V507 Reference: 507 HH MEMBER #8-SEX File I.D.: 02 Location: 1140 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 505 NE -1 Sex 1 Male 2 Female -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. T8c 10 5 1744 0 1 0 Canada REL7SEX 2 0 2575 0 0 0 457 V508 Reference: 508 HH MEMBER #9-RELATN TO R File I.D.: 02 Location: 1142 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - ALL Relationship of household member #9, if any, to Respondent. 1-97 2-digit Relationship Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-97 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. T9a 8 1751 0 1 0 Note: U.S. See Supplementary Code 20 for Relationship Code. ******************************************************************** V509 Reference: 509 HH MEMBER #9-AGE File I.D.: 02 Location: 1144 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 508 NE -1 Age 1 1 year or less 2-94 Actual number of years 95 95 years or more -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2-94 95 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. T9b 2 6 0 1751 0 1 0 458 V510 Reference: 510 HH MEMBER #9-SEX File I.D.: 02 Location: 1146 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 508 NE -1 Sex 1 Male 2 Female -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. T9c 3 5 1751 0 1 0 ******************************************************************** V511 Reference: 511 HH MEMBR #10-RELATN TO R File I.D.: 02 Location: 1148 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - ALL Relationship of household member #10, if any, to Respondent. 1-97 2-digit Relationship Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-97 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. T10a 4 1755 0 1 0 Note: U.S. See Supplementary Code 20 for Relationship Code. 459 V512 Reference: 512 HH MEMBER #10-AGE File I.D.: 02 Location: 1150 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 511 NE -1 Age 1 1 year or less 2-94 Actual number of years 95 95 years or more -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2-94 95 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. T10b 1 3 0 1755 0 1 0 ******************************************************************** V513 Reference: 513 HH MEMBER #10-SEX File I.D.: 02 Location: 1152 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 511 NE -1 Sex 1 Male 2 Female -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. T10c 0 4 1755 0 1 0 460 REF. NOS. 514-519: These variables are obtained from the interview cover sheet. See the Introduction to this User's Guide for more information about sample design, selection criteria, partial and refused interviews. V514 Reference: 514 #ELIGIBLE IN HOUSEHOLD File I.D.: 02 Location: 1154 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - ALL Total number of persons eligible to be interviewed in the household. 1-7 Number of persons -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. NOELIG 571 930 180 58 16 3 2 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. NOELIG 0 0 0 0 461 V515 Reference: 515 #WORKING IN HOUSEHOLD File I.D.: 02 Location: 1156 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - ALL Number of persons 18 years or older working or looking for work in household. 0-7 Number of persons -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. NOWORK 2 845 707 144 45 13 3 1 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. NOWORK 0 0 0 0 ******************************************************************** V516 Reference: 516 #HOUSEWIVES IN HOUSEHOLD File I.D.: 02 Location: 1158 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - ALL Number of housewives in household, that is, not working or looking for work, but married to a husband who is working or looking for work. 0-1 Number of housewives -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0 1 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. NOHW 1083 354 0 0 323 0 462 V517 Reference: 517 FORM File I.D.: 02 Location: 1160 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - ALL Form X or Y used for choosing respondent. 1 Form X--housewives eligible to be interviewed. 2 Form Y--housewives not eligible to be interviewed. -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. FORM 1434 326 0 0 0 0 ******************************************************************** V518 Reference: 518 REFUSAL CONVERSION File I.D.: 02 Location: 1162 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - ALL Did respondent initially refuse to be interviewed, and then later was converted? 0 Not a refusal conversion 1 Yes, is a refusal conversion -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0 1 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. CONV 1593 167 0 0 0 0 463 V519 Reference: 519 PARTIAL INTERVIEWS File I.D.: 02 Location: 1164 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - ALL Did respondent complete only part of the interview (but at least through Section A)? 0 Not a partial interview 1 Yes, is a partial interview -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0 1 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. PART 1627 133 0 0 0 0 ******************************************************************** V520 Reference: 520 STATUS OF RESPONDENT File I.D.: 02 Location: 1166 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - ALL Is respondent an employee, self-employed, unemployed or a housewife? 1 Employee 2 Self-employed 3 Unemployed 4 Housewife -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. STATUS 1275 223 92 170 0 0 0 0 464 V521 Reference: 521 COMPANY NAME File I.D.: 02 Location: 1168 Width: 3 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 69 EQ 1,-2,-3 What is the official name of the company, business or organization for which you work? 1-993 3-digit Company Name Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-993 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. A40 763 918 24 55 0 Note: U.S. See Supplementary Code 21 for Company Name Code. Canada The Canadian equivalent for A40 is REF 858. **All respondents coded zero for reasons of confidentiality-- see introduction. 465 V522 Reference: 522 LARGER COMPANY NAME File I.D.: 02 Location: 1171 Width: 3 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 74 EQ 1 What is the name of the larger corporation or organization? 1-579 3-digit Larger Corporation Name Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-579 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. A41a 210 1503 32 15 0 Note: U.S. See Supplementary Code 22 for Larger Corporation Name Code. Canada The Canadian equivalent for A41a is REF 859. **All respondents coded zero for reasons of confidentiality-- see introduction. 466 V523 Reference: 523 GROUP NAME File I.D.: 02 Location: 1174 Width: 3 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 399 EQ 1 Think of the group or organization in which you have participated which is most important to you. What is the name of the group? 1-555 3-digit Group Name Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-555 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. M2 198 1542 14 6 0 Canada Q146 253 2318 1 2 3 Note: U.S. See Supplementary Code 23 for U.S. Group Name Code. Canada See Supplementary Code 34 for Canadian Group Name Code. **All respondents coded zero for reasons of confidentiality-- see introduction. 467 V524 Reference: 524 LARGER GROUP NAME File I.D.: 02 Location: 1177 Width: 3 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 400 EQ 2 What is the name of the larger organization? 1-291 3-digit Larger Organization Name Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-291 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. M4 118 1625 15 2 0 Canada Q148 145 2426 2 1 3 Note: U.S. See Supplementary Code 24 for U.S. Larger Organization Name Code. Canada See Supplementary Code 35 for Canadian Larger Organization Name Code. **All respondents coded zero for reasons of confidentiality-- see introduction. 468 V525 Reference: 525 SAMPLE WEIGHT File I.D.: 02 Location: 1180 Width: 6 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 4 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - ALL WEIGHT Sample weight variable constructed to correct for unequal probabilities of being included in the sample. .4 - 3.80 Sample weight -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused .4-3.80 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. WEIGHT 1760 0 0 0 0 Note: U.S. See Appendix II for more information about this variable. ******************************************************************** V526 Reference: 526 OCC AND EDUC WEIGHT File I.D.: 02 Location: 1186 Width: 6 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 4 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - ALL WOCCED Weight variable based on occupation and education of respondent. .3 - 3.70 Occupation and education weight -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused .3-3.70 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. WOCCED 1727 33 0 0 0 Note: U.S. See Appendix II for more information about this variable. 469 V527 Reference: 527 SEI-CURRENT OCC File I.D.: 02 Location: 1192 Width: 4 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 1 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 12 NE -1 SEI Standard Duncan status score based on respondent's current occupation. 3.1 - 96.0 Respondent's SEI -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 3.1-96.0 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. SEI 1685 32 0 43 0 NOTE: REF 527-531 U.S. See Appendix III for more information about the construction of the Duncan status score. ******************************************************************** V528 Reference: 528 SEI-PRIOR JOB1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 1196 Width: 4 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 1 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 244 NE -1 P1SEI Standard Duncan status score based on respondent's most recent prior job. 3.8 - 92.3 Respondent's prior job 1 SEI -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 3-92 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. P1SEI 1374 315 0 71 0 470 V529 Reference: 529 SEI-PRIOR JOB2 File I.D.: 02 Location: 1200 Width: 4 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 1 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 261 NE -1 P2SEI Standard Duncan status score based on respondent's second most recent prior job 3.8 - 92.3 Respondent's prior job 2 SEI -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 3.8-92.3 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. P2SEI 941 728 0 91 0 ******************************************************************** V530 Reference: 530 SEI-PARENT OCC File I.D.: 02 Location: 1204 Width: 4 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 1 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 336 NE -1 KSEI Standard Duncan status score based on parent's occupation. 4.1 - 96.0 Parent's SEI -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 4.1-96.0 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. KSEI 1481 7 1 271 0 ******************************************************************** V531 Reference: 531 SEI-SPOUSE OCC File I.D.: 02 Location: 1208 Width: 4 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 1 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 306 NE -1 SPSEI Standard Duncan status score based on spouse's current occupation. 3.8 - 96.0 Spouse's SEI -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 3-96 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. SPSEI 723 990 0 47 0 471 V532 Reference: 532 AUTONOMY SCALE File I.D.: 02 Location: 1212 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 7 EQ 1 AUTON provides the full scale for autonomy, utilizing the coded information from the illustrations provided by the respondent in B2, REF 87. 1 Nonautonomous employee 2 No real autonomy 3 Moderate autonomy, ambiguous 4 Moderate autonomy 5 High autonomy, ambiguous 6 High autonomy 7 Self-employed 8 Never worked -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. AUTON 787 101 71 177 117 231 234 32 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. AUTON 0 0 10 0 Note: U.S. See Appendix III for more information about the construction of this variable. 472 V533 Reference: 533 SANCTIONING AUTHORITY File I.D.: 02 Location: 1214 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 7 EQ 1 Sanctioning authority variable. 1 Nonsupervisor 2 Supervisor without any sanctions 3 Supervisor, only sanction is limited influence on formal warnings 4 Supervisor, only sanction is formal warnings (main influence) 5 Supervisor, sanctioning capacity highly constrained from above 6 Supervisor, sanctioning capacity somewhat constrained from above 7 Supervisor, sanctioning capacity with relatively little constraint 8 Supervisor with unconstrained sanctioning 9 Self-employed 10 Never worked -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. SANCT 836 143 41 3 311 8 3 146 9 10 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. SANCT 234 32 0 0 3 0 Note: U.S. See Appendix III for more information about the construction of this variable. 473 V534 Reference: 534 MANAGER CRITERIA File I.D.: 02 Location: 1216 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 7 EQ 1 Manager variable, based on all combinations of decisionmaking, authority, and position in the hierarchy criteria. 1 Manager on all criteria 2 Manager on D and A criteria 3 Manager on D and H criteria 4 D without A or H 5 Advisor-manager on all criteria 6 Advisor-manager on D and A criteria 7 Advisor-manager on D and H criteria 8 Advisor-manager without A or H 9 Supervisor on A and H criteria 10 Task supervisor 11 Nominal supervisor in H 12 Sanctioning supervisor without A 13 Task supervisor without H 14 Non-supervisor in H 15 Nonmanager-supervisor 16 Self-employed 17 Never worked -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. MANAGER 190 31 25 54 53 22 11 60 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. MANAGER 120 33 5 70 71 51 695 234 17 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. MANAGER 32 0 0 3 0 Note: U.S. See Appendix III for more information about the construction of this variable. 474 V535 Reference: 535 BASIC CLASS File I.D.: 02 Location: 1218 Width: 2 Country: 1 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1 - IF REF 7 EQ 1 Basic class variable constructed from MANAGER REF 534, AUTON REF 532 and number of employees, REF 21, REF 33 and REF 45. 1 Manager 2 Advisor-manager 3 Supervisor 4 Semi-autonomous employee 5 Worker 6 Petti-bourgeoisie 7 Small employer 8 Employer 9 Never worked -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. CLASS 246 86 228 185 746 108 93 33 9 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. CLASS 35 0 0 0 0 Note: U.S. See Appendix III for more information about the construction of this variable. 475 V536 Reference: 536 RESPONDENT OCC COLLAPSED File I.D.: 02 Location: 1220 Width: 2 Country: 1,2,3,4,5 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 7 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 2,5 - ALL FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 560 EQ 1 OR REF 561 EQ 1 Respondent's occupation: collapsed 1 Physicians and dentists 2 Other medical & paramedical 3 Accountants, auditors, actuaries 4 Teachers, elementary & secondary 5 Teachers, university; social scientists, librarians 6 Mathematicians, engineers, scientists, architects 7 Technicians (draftsmen, embalmers, etc.) 8 Public advisors (clergy, personal relations, etc.) 9 Judges & lawyers 10 Creative/entertainment 11 Managers, administrators in public or quasi-public sector 12 Managers; corporate or probably corporate 13 Managers, other (funeral directors, building superintendents, RR conductors, etc.) 14 Secretaries 15 Other clerical 16 Sales 17 Foremen 18 Crafts 19 Government protective workers 20 Transportation 21 Operatives except transport 22 Laborers except farm 23 Farm laborers and foremen 24 White collar services 25 Skilled manual services (e.g. barbers) 26 Unskilled services 27 Farmers -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused (continued on next page) 476 (Variable 536 continued) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. OCCR 11 28 37 68 31 44 60 36 Sweden OCCRS 14 42 5 71 16 18 56 12 Norway OCCRN 18 99 12 113 25 28 60 35 Canada OCC3X 12 50 21 112 26 29 72 33 Finland OCCRF 10 22 0 37 10 12 36 15 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. OCCR 9 11 26 162 34 114 251 93 Sweden OCCRS 7 9 7 34 7 51 73 85 Norway OCCRN 8 18 39 84 0 36 198 141 Canada OCC3X 9 14 20 124 12 83 240 118 Finland OCCRF 0 7 5 27 40 9 109 55 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. OCCR 28 162 34 51 174 44 9 17 Sweden OCCRS 48 90 12 36 161 42 13 57 Norway OCCRN 51 160 29 72 155 30 26 6 Canada OCC3X 51 186 24 57 97 79 27 11 Finland OCCRF 28 130 10 44 93 35 6 19 25 26 27 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. OCCR 48 125 17 32 0 4 0 Sweden OCCRS 21 128 27 0 0 3 0 Norway OCCRN 20 137 54 818 0 60 0 Canada OCC3X 53 103 122 792 0 0 0 Finland OCCRF 24 89 117 0 0 9 0 477 (Variable 536 continued) Note: U.S., Sweden, Norway, Canada and Finland See Appendix III for more information about the construction of this variable. Canada The Canadian variable, OCC3X, excludes unemployed. OCC3 REF 905, includes unemployed. 478 V537 Reference: 537 RESPONDENT IND COLLAPSED File I.D.: 02 Location: 1222 Width: 2 Country: 1,4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 1,4 - IF REF 7 EQ 1 FOR COUNTRY EQ 2,5 - ALL FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 560 EQ 1 OR REF 561 EQ 1 Respondent's industrial sector collapsed 1 Agriculture, fishing & forestry 2 Mining 3 Construction 4 Durable manufacturing 5 Nondurable manufacturing 6 Communications & utilities 7 Wholesale trade 8 Retail trade 9 Business services 10 Personal services 11 Professional services 12 State dominated services & nonprofit services -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused (continued on next page) 479 (Variable 537 continued) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. INDR 29 21 91 194 145 129 46 163 Sweden INDRS 56 4 86 175 101 102 31 68 Norway INDRN 96 15 103 254 74 140 73 139 Canada IND1X 151 28 101 142 166 143 80 170 Finland INDRF 137 4 63 93 172 85 27 64 9 10 11 12 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- U.S. INDR 184 174 87 407 32 0 58 0 Sweden INDRS 48 72 0 398 0 0 4 0 Norway INDRN 99 132 0 565 818 0 24 0 Canada IND1X 156 132 44 470 792 0 2 0 Finland INDRF 41 64 207 37 0 0 4 0 Note: U.S. Sweden, Norway, Canada and Finland See Appendix III for more information about the construction of this variable. Canada The Canadian variable, IND1X, excludes unemployed. IND1 REF 906, includes unemployed. 480 V538 Reference: 538 HRS WORK PER WK File I.D.: 02 Location: 1224 Width: 3 Country: 2 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 2 - IF REF 78 EQ 1 About how many hours do you usually work a week including overtime and any second job? 1-150 Actual number of hours -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-150 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Sweden ARBTID 99 1031 0 15 0 ******************************************************************* V539 Reference: 539 EVER WILDCAT STRIKE File I.D.: 02 Location: 1227 Width: 2 Country: 2,3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 2 - ALL FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 14 EQ 1 At the company/organization where you are working now, have you ever been involved in the following kinds of labor disputes: A wildcat strike? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Sweden VI 36 935 0 0 174 0 Norway SP155B 73 1394 1037 0 28 0 481 V540 Reference: 540 MARITAL STATUS-SWE/NOR File I.D.: 02 Location: 1229 Width: 2 Country: 2,3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 2,3 - ALL What is your cohabitation status? 1 Married/living together 2 Widow/widower 3 Divorced/separated 6 Never married -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 6 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Sweden CIVST 834 20 60 222 0 0 9 0 Norway SP185 1889 83 105 426 0 0 29 0 Note: Norway Code 4 in the Norwegian questionnaire was recoded to 6 to match the Swedish codes. 482 V541 Reference: 541 NUMBER OF CHILDREN File I.D.: 02 Location: 1231 Width: 2 Country: 2,3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 2,3 - ALL Do any of your children live with you, and in that case, how many? 1 One child living at home 2 Two children living at home 3 Three children living at home 4 Four or more children living at home 5 No children 6 No children living at home, but has children -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 6 ---------------------------------------------------------- Sweden BARN 249 248 74 14 368 176 Norway SP198 467 617 238 77 704 429 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Sweden BARN 1 0 15 0 Norway SP198 0 0 0 0 483 V542 Reference: 542 LEVEL OF EDUCATION File I.D.: 02 Location: 1233 Width: 2 Country: 2 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 2 - ALL What kind of education do you have? You should only mention the education you went through last. 1 Primary school (old style) - Sweden: folkskola 2 Primary school (new style) - Sweden: grundskola 3 Vocational training at least one year after primary school 4 High school exam - Sweden: realexamen 5 High school exam (higher level) - Sweden: studentexamen 6 Education one year above high school level 7 University degree 8 Others -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ---------------------------------------------------------- Sweden UTBILD 319 111 251 88 114 73 146 27 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Sweden UTBILD 0 0 16 0 484 V543 Reference: 543 SWEDISH-SEI R OCC File I.D.: 02 Location: 1235 Width: 2 Country: 2 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 2 - ALL Swedish occupations coding system, SEI, based on the respondent's main job. 1 - 18 Respondent's main job SEI -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-18 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Sweden SEISWEDE 1140 0 0 5 0 Note: Sweden See Supplementary Code 29 for SEI, the Swedish coding system for occupations. ******************************************************************** V544 Reference: 544 SW-SEI R SECND JB File I.D.: 02 Location: 1237 Width: 2 Country: 2 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 2 - IF REF 78 EQ 1 Swedish occupations coding system, SEI, based on the respondent's second job. 1 - 92 Respondent's second job SEI -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-92 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Sweden EXSEI 108 1031 0 6 0 Note: Sweden See Supplementary Code 29 for SEI, the Swedish coding system for occupations. 485 V545 Reference: 545 SW-SEI SPOUSE OCC File I.D.: 02 Location: 1239 Width: 2 Country: 2 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 2 - IF REF 304 EQ 1 Swedith occupations coding system, SEI, based on spouse's occupatio 1 - 16 Spouse's occupation SEI -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-16 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Sweden SEIM 674 466 0 5 0 Note: Sweden See Supplementary Code 29 for SEI, the Swedish coding system for occupations. ******************************************************************** V546 Reference: 546 SW-SEI FATHER OCC File I.D.: 02 Location: 1241 Width: 2 Country: 2 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 2 - IF REF 335 NE 41,53 Swedish occupations coding system, SEI, based on father's occupation. 1 - 16 Father's occupation SEI -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-16 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Sweden SEIU 1087 1 5 52 0 Note: Sweden See Supplementary Code 29 for SEI, the Swedish coding system for occupations. 486 V547 Reference: 547 SW-SEI MOTHER OCC File I.D.: 02 Location: 1243 Width: 2 Country: 2 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 2 - IF REF 342 EQ 1 Swedish occupations coding system, SEI, based on mother's occupation (if mother not the main bread-winner). 1 - 13 Mother's occupation SEI -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-13 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Sweden SEIMOR 498 621 0 26 0 Note: Sweden See Supplementary Code 29 for SEI, the Swedish coding system for occupations. ******************************************************************** V548 Reference: 548 INTERVIEW TECHNIQUE File I.D.: 02 Location: 1245 Width: 2 Country: 2 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 2 - ALL Technique of data collection. 1 Answered the mail questionnaire immediately 2 Answered the mail questionnaire after one letter 3 Answered the mail questionnaire after one telephone call 4 Telephone interview -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Sweden SVAPER 456 238 304 147 0 0 0 0 487 V549 Reference: 549 OPINION SOC DEM PARTY File I.D.: 02 Location: 1247 Width: 2 Country: 2 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 2 - ALL What is your opinion about the political parties in Sweden today? For each of the parties in the parliament, tell to what extent you sympathize with their programs. Do you sympathize to a large extent, somewhat or not at all, with the Social Democratic Party? 1 To a large extent 2 Somewhat 3 Not at all -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Sweden SAP 376 416 251 0 2 100 0 488 V550 Reference: 550 OPINION MODERATE PARTY File I.D.: 02 Location: 1249 Width: 2 Country: 2 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 2 - ALL Do you sympathize to a large extent, somewhat or not at all, with the Conservative Party? 1 To a large extent 2 Somewhat 3 Not at all -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Sweden MOD 140 310 522 0 2 171 0 ******************************************************************** V551 Reference: 551 OPINION CENTER PARTY File I.D.: 02 Location: 1251 Width: 2 Country: 2 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 2 - ALL Do you sympathize to a large extent, somewhat or not at all, with the Center Party? 1 To a large extent 2 Somewhat 3 Not at all -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Sweden CEN 92 430 452 1 2 168 0 489 V552 Reference: 552 OPINION LIBERAL PARTY File I.D.: 02 Location: 1253 Width: 2 Country: 2 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 2 - ALL Do you sympathize to a large extent, somewhat or not at all, with the Liberal Party? 1 To a large extent 2 Somewhat 3 Not at all -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Sweden FP 42 433 488 0 3 179 0 ******************************************************************** V553 Reference: 553 OPINION COMMUNIST PARTY File I.D.: 02 Location: 1255 Width: 2 Country: 2 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 2 - ALL Do you sympathize to a large extent, somewhat or not at all, with the Communist Party? 1 To a large extent 2 Somewhat 3 Not at all -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Sweden VPK 63 335 570 1 3 173 0 490 V554 Reference: 554 SIZE CITY WHERE GREW UP File I.D.: 02 Location: 1257 Width: 2 Country: 2 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 2 - ALL In which place did you live most of the time when you grew up? 1 Big cities, (Stockholm, Gotheburg, Malmo) with over 200,000 inhabitants 2 Middle-sized cities with 35,000 to 100,000 inhabitants 3 Small towns with under 35,000 inhabitants 4 In the countryside 5 Abroad -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Sweden UPPORT 178 204 341 293 76 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Sweden UPPORT 1 0 52 0 491 V555 Reference: 555 CITIZENSHIP OF RESPONDEN File I.D.: 02 Location: 1259 Width: 2 Country: 2 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 2 - ALL What citizenship do you have? 01 Swedish 02 Finnish 03 Norwegian, Danish, Icelandic 04 English 05 German, Austrian 06 Yugoslavian 07 Greek 08 Some other European country 09 Turkish 10 Other Asian country 11 An African country 12 U.S., Canada 13 A Latin-American country 14 Not citizenship -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 ---------------------------------------------------------- Sweden MEDB 1092 21 11 1 1 5 1 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 ---------------------------------------------------------- Sweden MEDB 5 0 0 2 1 0 1 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Sweden MEDB 0 0 4 0 492 V556 Reference: 556 PREVIOUS CITIZENSHIP File I.D.: 02 Location: 1261 Width: 2 Country: 2 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 2 - IF REF 555 NE 14,-3 Did you ever have any other citizenship? 01 Always Swedish citizenship 02 Finnish 03 Norwegian, Danish, Icelandic 04 English 05 German, Austrian 06 Yugoslavian 07 Greek 08 Some other European country 09 Turkish 10 Other Asian country 11 An African country 12 U.S., Canada 13 A Latin-American country 14 No citizenship -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 ---------------------------------------------------------- Sweden MEDBF 1029 41 16 1 12 7 3 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 ---------------------------------------------------------- Sweden MEDBF 16 0 0 3 3 1 0 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Sweden MEDBF 5 1 7 0 493 V557 Reference: 557 INCOME AFTER TAXES File I.D.: 02 Location: 1263 Width: 5 Country: 2 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 2 - IF REF 14 NE 3 What wage do you get each week or month after taxes at present? (Swedish Crowns) 50-94,000 Actual amount -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 50-94,000 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Sweden MALO 1054 8 10 73 0 494 V558 Reference: 558 SIZE CITY R RESIDES File I.D.: 02 Location: 1268 Width: 2 Country: 2 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 2 - ALL This variable was coded from the respondent's address. It represents the size of the respondent's present city residence. 1 Over 200,000 inhabitants 2 Over 100,000 but less than 200,000 inhabitants 3 80,000 - 99,999 inhabitants 4 60,000 - 79,999 inhabitants 5 40,000 - 59,999 inhabitants 6 20,000 - 39,999 inhabitants 7 10,000 - 19,999 inhabitants 8 Under 10,000 inhabitants -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ---------------------------------------------------------- Sweden STRL 282 111 22 88 69 124 88 351 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Sweden STRL 0 0 10 0 495 V559 Reference: 559 PREVENT STRIKEBRKRS WORK File I.D.: 02 Location: 1270 Width: 2 Country: 2 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 2 - ALL For the following statement, please tell if you strongly agree, somewhat agree, somewhat disagree, or strongly disagree with it. Striking workers are generally justified in preventing strikebreakers from entering the place of work. 1 Strongly agree 2 Somewhat agree 4 Somewhat disagree 5 Strongly disagree -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 4 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Sweden HIBRYT 707 201 91 77 0 2 67 0 496 V560 Reference: 560 PAID WORK File I.D.: 02 Location: 1272 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - ALL Did you work for pay for at least one hour last week? Paid work also includes work as family member on a farm, in a shop or in any family-owned company without pre-arranged salary. 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP001 1581 951 0 0 0 0 ******************************************************************** V561 Reference: 561 ABSENCE-PAID WORK File I.D.: 02 Location: 1274 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 560 EQ 5 Do you have paid work from which you were temporarily absent last week? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP002 132 819 1581 0 0 0 497 V562 Reference: 562 PERMANENT WORK File I.D.: 02 Location: 1276 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 560 EQ 1 OR REF 561 EQ 1 Do you have permanent work? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP003 1601 113 818 0 0 0 ******************************************************************** V563 Reference: 563 LENGTH TEMPORARY WORK File I.D.: 02 Location: 1278 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 562 EQ 5 For how long does the temporary employment last? 1 6 months or more 2 Less than 6 months 3 The duration of the employment not pre-arranged -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP004 12 49 47 2419 0 5 0 498 V564 Reference: 564 SEEKING PAID WORK File I.D.: 02 Location: 1280 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 561 EQ 5 During the last two months, did you try to get paid work? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP005 97 716 1714 0 5 0 ******************************************************************** V565 Reference: 565 SEEK WORK-EMPL AGENCY File I.D.: 02 Location: 1282 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 564 EQ 1,-3 How did you try to get work? Contacted an employment agency? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP006A1 21 81 2430 0 0 0 499 V566 Reference: 566 SEEK WORK-ANSWR AD File I.D.: 02 Location: 1284 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 564 EQ 1,-3 How did you try to get work? Answered to an advertisement? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP006A2 33 69 2430 0 0 0 ******************************************************************** V567 Reference: 567 SEEK WORK-CONTACT EMPLRS File I.D.: 02 Location: 1286 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 564 EQ 1,-3 How did you try to get work? Contacted possible employers? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP006A3 46 56 2430 0 0 0 500 V568 Reference: 568 SEEK WORK-OTHER File I.D.: 02 Location: 1288 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 564 EQ 1,-3 How did you try to get work? Anything else? Please note. 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP006A4 4 98 2430 0 0 0 501 V569 Reference: 569 MAIN ACTIVITIES LAST WK File I.D.: 02 Location: 1290 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 561 EQ 5 What were your main activities last week? 1 Went to school 2 Unpaid work at home 3 Unemployed/laid off 4 Military service 5 On pension/social security -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP006B 171 443 34 9 156 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP006B 1714 0 5 0 502 V570 Reference: 570 SOLE OWNER OR OTHER OWN File I.D.: 02 Location: 1292 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 14 EQ 2 Are there other owners of this firm, or are you the sole owner? 1 Sole owner 2 Other owners -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP010 145 51 2336 0 0 0 Note: Norway This question refers only to self-employed. ******************************************************************** V571 Reference: 571 % OWN File I.D.: 02 Location: 1294 Width: 3 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 570 EQ 2 About what percent do you own of the company? 3-100 Actual % -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 3-100 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP011 47 2481 0 4 0 503 V572 Reference: 572 TYPE COMPANY File I.D.: 02 Location: 1297 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 14 EQ 2 Is the company a joint-stock company or is it a personally owned firm? 1 Joint-stock company 2 Personally owned 3 Anything else. Please note: -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP012 20 148 1 2336 0 27 0 ******************************************************************** V573 Reference: 573 MANAGEMENT PARTICIPATIO File I.D.: 02 Location: 1299 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 572 EQ 1,-3 Do you participate on a regular basis in the management of the firm apart from general assemblies? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP013 23 3 2485 0 21 0 504 V574 Reference: 574 BUS RECEIVE GOVT FUNDS File I.D.: 02 Location: 1301 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 14 EQ 2 Does your family business regularly receive funds from or do any business with the federal, state or local governments? 1 Yes 3 Both receives funds and does business with the federal, state or local governments 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 3 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP301 63 3 121 2336 0 9 0 Note: Norway This variable was constructed using SP009 REF 14 and SP031 REF 593. This question was answered by all self-employed, regardless of whether they owned a business or service, professional practice or farm. 505 V575 Reference: 575 # PERMANENT EMPLOYEES File I.D.: 02 Location: 1303 Width: 3 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 14 EQ 2 About how many people are employed in this business on a permanent basis? Do not include yourself or eventual other owners or family members without a fixed salary. 0-360 Actual number of employees (owner not included) -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0-360 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP014 196 2336 0 0 0 ******************************************************************** V576 Reference: 576 # SEASONAL EMPLOYEES File I.D.: 02 Location: 1306 Width: 3 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 14 EQ 2 About how many people are employed totally on special occasions - for example during special seasons? 0-360 Actual number employed on a seasonal basis -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0-360 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP015 195 2336 0 1 0 506 V577 Reference: 577 WEEKS SEASONALLY EMPLOYD File I.D.: 02 Location: 1309 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 14 EQ 2 On the average, how many weeks a year do such occasions last? 0-37 Actual number of weeks -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0-37 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP016 53 2336 0 143 0 ******************************************************************** V578 Reference: 578 VALUE OF BUSINESS File I.D.: 02 Location: 1311 Width: 4 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 14 EQ 2 If you were to sell your business, about what would you expect to get for it (in 1000 Kroner)? 0-6100 Actual 1000 Kroner amount -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0-6100 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP017 93 2336 0 103 0 507 V579 Reference: 579 SELF EMPLOYED IN BUSINES File I.D.: 02 Location: 1315 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 14 EQ 2 Did you work as self-employed in this business all through 1981? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP018 175 11 2336 0 10 0 ******************************************************************** V580 Reference: 580 BUSINESS INCOME AMOUNT File I.D.: 02 Location: 1317 Width: 4 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 14 EQ 2 What was your total income from your business in 1981? (Measured in 1000 Kroner) 0-4100 Actual 1000 Kroner amount -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0-4100 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP019 160 2336 0 36 0 508 V581 Reference: 581 AMNT BUS INCOME PERSONAL File I.D.: 02 Location: 1321 Width: 3 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 14 EQ 2 How much of the income of the company did you use for personal consumption in 1981? (measured in 1000 Kroner) 0-360 Actual 1000 Kroner amount -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0-360 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP020 142 2336 0 54 0 ******************************************************************** V582 Reference: 582 JOB-COLLECTIVE WAGE RATE File I.D.: 02 Location: 1324 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 14 EQ 1,3 Is the salary in your main job regulated according to a collective wage-rates agreement? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP021 1195 302 1014 0 21 0 Note: Norway This question applies to employees and family members who work without pay in a family owned firm. 509 V583 Reference: 583 WAGE INCREAS OVR STANDRD File I.D.: 02 Location: 1326 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 582 EQ 1,-3 Have you received any wage increase in your main job after the first of June 1981 which exceeds the bargained standard rate? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP022 254 937 1316 0 25 0 ******************************************************************** V584 Reference: 584 CURRENT TOTAL EARNINGS File I.D.: 02 Location: 1328 Width: 5 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 14 EQ 1,3 What are your present total earnings per month, before taxes and other deductions are made, in your main occupation? 0-35000 Actual amount in Kroner -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0-35000 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP023 1361 1014 0 157 0 510 V585 Reference: 585 LARGE VARIATION EARNINGS File I.D.: 02 Location: 1333 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 14 EQ 1,3 Do you have a highly variable income? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP023B 105 1413 1014 0 0 0 ******************************************************************** V586 Reference: 586 MAIN OCC NET MONTHLY SALRY File I.D.: 02 Location: 1335 Width: 5 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 14 EQ 1,3 What is the net amount you receive every month in your main occupation? 0-14000 Actual amount in Kroner -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0-14000 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP024 1365 1014 0 153 0 511 V587 Reference: 587 NAME COMPANY EMPLOYED File I.D.: 02 Location: 1340 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 14 EQ 1,3 What is the name of the company in which you are employed? (Data not available) -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP025 1014 0 1518 0 512 V588 Reference: 588 # EMPLOYED AT WORK PLACE File I.D.: 02 Location: 1342 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 14 EQ 1,3 About how many people are employed in the business, corporation or organization at your place of work? 1 Fewer than 10 2 10-50 3 51-100 4 101-500 5 501-1000 6 More than 1000 7 The number varies greatly -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP026 358 552 168 254 69 78 15 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP026 1014 0 24 0 513 V589 Reference: 589 COMPANY MULTI-LOCATION File I.D.: 02 Location: 1344 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 14 EQ 1,3 Does the company or organization for which you work have more than one location? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP027 815 677 1014 0 26 0 514 V590 Reference: 590 # EMPLOYED ENTIRE BUS File I.D.: 02 Location: 1346 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 589 EQ 1,-3 About how many people are employed in the entire business, corporation or organization for which you work? 1 Fewer than 10 2 10-50 3 51-100 4 101-500 5 501-1000 6 More than 1000 7 The number varies greatly -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP028 15 61 58 187 79 321 34 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP028 1691 0 86 0 515 V591 Reference: 591 GOVERNMENT EMPLOYER File I.D.: 02 Location: 1348 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 14 EQ 1,3 Are you employed by a government agency? If yes, on what level? 1 Yes, the State (federal level) 2 Yes, the State (state level) 3 Yes, the local authorities (country level) 4 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP029 266 114 278 847 1014 0 13 0 ******************************************************************** V592 Reference: 592 EMPL POLITICAL ORG File I.D.: 02 Location: 1350 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 591 EQ 4,-3 Are you employed by a political organization, a religious society or similar? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP030 29 811 1672 0 20 0 516 V593 Reference: 593 GOVT FUNDING BUS EMPLOYD File I.D.: 02 Location: 1352 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 14 EQ 2 OR REF 592 EQ 5,-3 Does the company or organization for which you work, regularly receive any funding from or do any business with the state or the local authorities? 1 Yes, receives funding 2 Yes, does busines 3 Yes, both receives funding and does business 4 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP031 117 160 35 652 1505 0 63 0 ******************************************************************** V594 Reference: 594 % INCOME SECOND JOB File I.D.: 02 Location: 1354 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 78 EQ 1,-3 About how much of your total income did the income from this work represent last year? (1981) 1 0-10% 2 10-20% 3 25-50% 4 More than 50% -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP033 58 49 24 5 2375 0 21 0 517 V595 Reference: 595 ADDITNL INC WRK SOURCE File I.D.: 02 Location: 1356 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 78 EQ 1,-3 Did the additional income come from a permanent second job or from more casual work or both? 1 Permanent job 2 Casual work 3 Both -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP034 81 30 19 2375 0 27 0 ******************************************************************** V596 Reference: 596 SUPERV OTHER SECOND JOB File I.D.: 02 Location: 1358 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 595 EQ 1,3,-3 On your second job, do you supervise the work of other people? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP038 23 77 2405 0 27 0 518 V597 Reference: 597 GROSS INCOME SECOND JOB File I.D.: 02 Location: 1360 Width: 4 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 595 EQ 1,3,-3 On your second job, what is your present gross income per month, before taxes and other deductions are made? 100-8100 Actual amount in Kroner -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 100-8100 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP039 85 2405 0 42 0 ******************************************************************** V598 Reference: 598 WEEKLY HOURS-MAIN JOB File I.D.: 02 Location: 1364 Width: 3 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 560 EQ 1 OR REF 561 EQ 1 About how many hours do you usually work per week on your main job, including overtime? 2-100 Actual number of hours per week -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 2-100 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP041 1663 818 0 51 0 519 V599 Reference: 599 WEEKS PER YR-MAIN JOB File I.D.: 02 Location: 1367 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 560 EQ 1 OR REF 561 EQ 1 About how many weeks per year do you work on your main job? We here think about the period of time irrespective of your working full-time or part-time. (The usual holidays are included so that a complete working year is reckoned to be 52 weeks). 4-52 Actual number of weeks -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 4-52 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP042 1665 818 0 49 0 ******************************************************************** V600 Reference: 600 FORMAL TRAINING-MAIN JOB File I.D.: 02 Location: 1369 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 14 EQ 1,3 Have you had any formal training at the company where you have your main work? (This does not concern apprenticeship or courses in connection with the work of shop stewards, regulations for work environment and so on). 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP043 576 928 1014 0 14 0 520 V601 Reference: 601 LENGTH TRAINING-MAIN JOB File I.D.: 02 Location: 1371 Width: 3 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 600 EQ 1,-3 For how long has this training lasted in all? If the training is to continue, for how long is this training supposed to last in all? 1-100 Actual number of months -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-100 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP044 501 1942 0 89 0 ******************************************************************** V602 Reference: 602 FORMAL TRAIN-PREV JOB File I.D.: 02 Location: 1374 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 14 EQ 1,3 Have you had any formal training at workplaces where you might have worked previously? (This does not concern apprenticeship or courses in connection with the work of shop stewards, regulations for work environment and so on). 1 Yes 2 No 3 Irrelevant -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP045 251 1081 143 1014 0 43 0 521 V603 Reference: 603 EXPECT PROMOTION File I.D.: 02 Location: 1376 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 93 EQ 5,-3 Do you expect to be promoted to this kind of work by your present employer? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP058 113 872 1492 0 55 0 ******************************************************************** V604 Reference: 604 PAY RAISE TO SUBORDINATE File I.D.: 02 Location: 1378 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 93 EQ 1,-3 Can you influence the pay, promotion or discipline of the people you supervise? If this is the case, is it you or other people who have the greatest influence in the following area: Can you grant a pay raise or a promotion to a subordinate? 1 No 2 Influence, but other people have greater influence 3 Yes, and I have greatest influence -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP062A 348 101 27 2015 0 41 0 522 V605 Reference: 605 PREVENT PAY RAISE SUBORD File I.D.: 02 Location: 1380 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 93 EQ 1,-3 Can you influence the pay, promotion or discipline of the people you supervise? If this is the case, is it you or other people who have the greatest influence in the following area: Can you prevent a subordinate from getting a pay raise or promotion because of poor work or misbehavior? 1 No 2 Influence, but other people have greater influence 3 Yes, and I have greatest influence -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP062B 273 140 60 2015 0 44 0 523 V606 Reference: 606 FIRE SUSPEND SUBORDINATE File I.D.: 02 Location: 1382 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 93 EQ 1,-3 Can you influence the pay, promotion or discipline of the people you supervise? If this is the case, is it you or other people who have the greatest influence in the following area: Can you fire or suspend a subordinate? 1 No 2 Influence, but other people have greater influence 3 Yes, and I have greatest influence -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP062C 343 84 48 2015 0 42 0 524 V607 Reference: 607 FORMAL WARNING SUBORD File I.D.: 02 Location: 1384 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 93 EQ 1,-3 Can you influence the pay, promotion or discipline of the people you supervise? If this is the case, is it you or other people who have the greatest influence in the following area: Can you issue a formal warning to a subordinate? 1 No 2 Influence, but other people have greater influence 3 Yes, and I have greatest influence -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP062D 193 125 156 2015 0 43 0 525 REF 608-614 These questions concern the following kinds of decisions at respondent's workplace: decisions about such things as the products or services delivered, the total number of people employed, and budgets. V608 Reference: 608 DECIDE EMPLOYEE INCREASE File I.D.: 02 Location: 1386 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 113 EQ 1,-3 For the following kinds of decisions, do you participate in them on your own authority; do you participate as a voting member of a group which makes the decision; do you make the decision subject to approval; or do you provide advice to the person who actually makes the decision? Are you personally involved in decisions to increase or decrease the total number of people employed in the place where you work? 1 Do not participate in decision 2 Make decision myself 3 Make decision as a voting member 4 Make decision subject to approval 5 Provide advice -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP064A 152 20 99 31 136 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP064A 2074 0 20 0 526 V609 Reference: 609 DECIDE CHANGE SERVICES File I.D.: 02 Location: 1388 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 113 EQ 1,-3 How about policy decisions to significantly change the products, programs, or services delivered by the organizations for which you work? 1 Do not participate in decision 2 Make decision yourself 3 Make decision as a voting member 4 Make decision subject to approval 5 Provide advice -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP064B 128 32 115 38 122 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP064B 2074 0 23 0 527 V610 Reference: 610 DECIDE PACE OF WORK File I.D.: 02 Location: 1390 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 113 EQ 1,-3 How about decisions to change the policy concerning the routine pace of work or the amount of work performed in your workplace as a whole or some major part of it? 1 Do not participate in decision 2 Make decision yourself 3 Make decision as a voting member 4 Make decision subject to approval 5 Provide advice -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP064C 133 33 111 37 120 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP064C 2074 0 24 0 528 V611 Reference: 611 DECIDE WORK1 PROCEDURES File I.D.: 02 Location: 1392 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 113 EQ 1,-3 How about policy decisions to significantly change the basic methods or procedures of work used in a major part of your workplace? 1 Do not participate in decision 2 Make decision yourself 3 Make decision as a voting member 4 Make decision subject to approval 5 Provide advice -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP064D 109 32 125 37 137 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP064D 2074 0 18 0 529 V612 Reference: 612 DECIDE BUDGET SIZE File I.D.: 02 Location: 1394 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 113 EQ 1,-3 Do you participate in deciding the overall size of the budget at the place where you work? 1 Do not participate in decision 2 Make decision yourself 3 Make decision as a voting member 4 Make decision subject to approval 5 Provide advice -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP064E 207 9 83 35 103 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP064E 2074 0 21 0 530 V613 Reference: 613 DECIDE FUND DISTRIB File I.D.: 02 Location: 1396 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 113 EQ 1,-3 Do you participate in general policy decisions about the distribution of funds within the overall budget of the place where you work? 1 Do not participate in decision 2 Make decision yourself 3 Make decision as a voting member 4 Make decision subject to approval 5 Provide advice -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP064F 183 23 90 35 105 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP064F 2074 0 22 0 531 V614 Reference: 614 DECIDE TYPE EMPLOYEE File I.D.: 02 Location: 1398 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 113 EQ 1,-3 Do you participate in decisions about what kind of people (e.g. craftsmen) to be employed at your workplace? 1 Do not participate in decision 2 Make decision yourself 3 Make decision as a voting member 4 Make decision subject to approval 5 Provide advice -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP064G 177 27 76 31 122 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP064G 2074 0 25 0 532 V615 Reference: 615 OTHER DECISIONS File I.D.: 02 Location: 1400 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 113 EQ 1,-3 Is there any other kind of decision which you feel is important for the workplace as a whole in which you participate? 1 Do not participate in decision 2 Make decision yourself 3 Make decison as a voting member 4 Make decision subject to approval 5 Provide advice -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP064H 202 18 95 19 70 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP064H 2074 0 54 0 533 V616 Reference: 616 POSITION IN BUSINESS File I.D.: 02 Location: 1402 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 14 EQ 1,3 Which of the following best describes the position which you hold within your business or organization? Would it be a managerial position, a supervisory position, or a non- management position? 1 Managerial 2 Supervisory 3 Non-management -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP065 154 249 1088 1014 0 27 0 534 V617 Reference: 617 POSSIBILITY OF PROMOTION File I.D.: 02 Location: 1404 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 14 EQ 1 This question concerns the possibility of promotion at your workplace. Do employees with the same kind of work or position as yourself have any possibility of being promoted to another job within the company, a job with better salary or more responsibility? If the answer is "yes": How many of them? 1 Yes, about half of them or more 2 Yes, fairly many, but less than half 3 Yes, but only a few 4 No, nobody -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP067 146 100 490 737 1037 0 22 0 535 V618 Reference: 618 PREV PROMOTN CURRENT OCC File I.D.: 02 Location: 1406 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 14 EQ 1 Have you previously been promoted in the company where you are working now? 1 Yes, three times or more 2 Yes, twice 3 Yes, once 4 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP068 106 105 193 1076 1037 0 15 0 536 V619 Reference: 619 HOW PREVIOUSLY PROMOTED File I.D.: 02 Location: 1408 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 618 EQ 1,2,3,-3 How did you get your last promotion? 1 You applied for a vacant position, on your own initiative 2 You applied for a vacant position, at the request of the employer 3 The employer contacted you personally 4 You contacted the employer personally 5 Anything else 6 Automatic promotion 7 Ascribed promotion -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP069 92 35 152 15 20 35 19 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP069 2113 0 51 0 537 V620 Reference: 620 OTHER APPLICANTS1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 1410 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 619 EQ 1,2,-3 Were there other applicants to the job? 1 Yes, more than 10 applicants 2 Yes, 2-10 applicants 3 No, I was the only applicant -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP070 26 71 22 2354 26 33 0 ******************************************************************** V621 Reference: 621 OUTSIDE APPLICANTS ALLWD File I.D.: 02 Location: 1412 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 619 EQ 1,2,-3 Did people outside the company have the opportunity of applying for the job? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP071 79 64 2354 0 35 0 538 V622 Reference: 622 OUTSIDE APPLICANTS File I.D.: 02 Location: 1414 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 621 EQ 1,-3 Did anyone outside the company apply for the job? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP072 52 14 2418 13 35 0 ******************************************************************** V623 Reference: 623 LACK OF APPLICANTS File I.D.: 02 Location: 1416 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 619 EQ 1,2,-3 Do you think other people with sufficient qualifications failed to apply because they expected you to get the job? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP073 41 91 2354 0 46 0 539 V624 Reference: 624 SENIORITY File I.D.: 02 Location: 1418 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 618 EQ 1,2,3,-3 Why do you think just you got the job? Consider the following statement and please indicate whether it is of great importance, of some importance or of no importance. I have high seniority 1 Great importance 2 Some importance 3 No importance 4 Irrelevant -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP074A 201 100 58 28 2113 0 32 0 540 V625 Reference: 625 ON-JOB TRAINING File I.D.: 02 Location: 1420 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 618 EQ 1,2,3,-3 Why do you think just you got the job? Consider the following statement and please indicate whether it is of great importance, of some importance or of no importance. I have had on-the-job training 1 Great importance 2 Some importance 3 No importance 4 Irrelevant -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP074B 108 104 96 73 2113 0 38 0 541 V626 Reference: 626 VOCATIONAL TRAINING1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 1422 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 618 EQ 1,2,3,-3 Why do you think just you got the job? Consider the following statement and please indicate whether it is of great importance, of some importance or of no importance. I have useful vocational training 1 Great importance 2 Some importance 3 No importance 4 Irrelevant -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP074C 190 92 59 45 2113 0 33 0 542 V627 Reference: 627 GOOD EXAM GRADES1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 1424 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 618 EQ 1,2,3,-3 Why do you think just you got the job? Consider the following statement and please indicate whether it is of great importance, of some importance or of no importance. My examination marks are good 1 Great importance 2 Some importance 3 No importance 4 Irrelevant -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP074D 72 124 119 66 2113 0 38 0 543 V628 Reference: 628 THREATENED TO QUIT File I.D.: 02 Location: 1426 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 618 EQ 1,2,3,-3 Why do you think just you got the job? Consider the following statement and please indicate whether it is of great importance, of some importance or of no importance. I threatened to quit 1 Great importance 2 Some importance 3 No importance 4 Irrelevant -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP074E 3 10 63 302 2113 0 41 0 544 V629 Reference: 629 GOOD JOB PERFORMANCE File I.D.: 02 Location: 1428 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 618 EQ 1,2,3,-3 Why do you think just you got the job? Consider the following statement and please indicate whether it is of great importance, of some importance or of no importance. I have done a good job. 1 Great importance 2 Some importance 3 No importance 4 Irrelevant -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP074F 173 164 19 27 2113 0 36 0 545 V630 Reference: 630 UNION APPROVAL File I.D.: 02 Location: 1430 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 618 EQ 1,2,3,-3 Why do you think just you got the job? Consider the following statement and please indicate whether it is of great importance, of some importance or of no importance. The union or the employee's representatives in the appointment committee voted for me. 1 Great importance 2 Some importance 3 No importance 4 Irrelevant -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP074G 45 40 87 206 2113 0 41 0 546 V631 Reference: 631 MANAGEMENT APPROVAL File I.D.: 02 Location: 1432 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 618 EQ 1,2,3,-3 Why do you think just you got the job? Consider the following statement and please indicate whether it is of great importance, of some importance or of no importance. I am on good terms with the management. 1 Great importance 2 Some importance 3 No importance 4 Irrelevant -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP074H 72 116 122 73 2113 0 36 0 547 V632 Reference: 632 OTHER File I.D.: 02 Location: 1434 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 618 EQ 1,2,3,-3 Why do you think just you got the job? Consider the following statement and please indicate whether it is of great importance, of some importance or of no importance. Other circumstances 1 Great importance 2 Some importance 3 No importance 4 Irrelevant -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP074I 30 27 105 182 2113 0 75 0 548 V633 Reference: 633 PERSONAL CHARACTERISTICS File I.D.: 02 Location: 1436 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 618 EQ 1,2,3,-3 What do you mean by other circumstances? 1 Personal characteristics 2 Other circumstances -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP074J 19 30 2113 0 370 0 ******************************************************************** V634 Reference: 634 VOC TRAINING ESSENTIAL File I.D.: 02 Location: 1438 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 618 EQ 1,2,3,-3 Was it essential to have specific vocational training in order to get the promotion? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP075 157 240 2113 6 16 0 549 V635 Reference: 635 WHOSE DECISION File I.D.: 02 Location: 1440 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 634 EQ 1,-3 Who decided this? 1 The public authorities - established by law 2 The union has an agreement with the employer 3 The employer on his own initiative -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP076 97 2 53 2359 5 16 0 ******************************************************************** V636 Reference: 636 TYPE VOC TRAING REQUEST1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 1442 Width: 5 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 634 EQ 1,-3 What kind of vocational training was requested? 0-90,000 5-digit Norwegian Classification of Education Codes -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0-90,000 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP077 142 2359 0 31 0 Note: Norway See Supplementary Code 30 for Norwegian Classification of Education Codes. 550 V637 Reference: 637 TRAINING USEFULNESS File I.D.: 02 Location: 1447 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 634 EQ 1,-3 Is this training of virtual use to you when performing the job? 1 Of great use 2 Of some use 3 Of no use -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP078 142 13 0 2359 0 18 0 ******************************************************************** V638 Reference: 638 MALE ADVANTAGE PROMOTION File I.D.: 02 Location: 1449 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 618 EQ 1,2,3,-3 By the kind of promotion that you have described, is it an advantage or a drawback to be a man? 1 An advantage 2 Makes no difference 3 A drawback -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP079 158 226 17 2113 0 18 0 551 V639 Reference: 639 HOW HIRED-PRESENT EMPLOY File I.D.: 02 Location: 1451 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 14 EQ 1 How were you hired on a regular basis at your present employer for the first time? (only one answer) 1 Answered to an advertisement on my own initiative 2 Answered to an advertisement at the employer's request 3 Contacted by the employer personally 4 Contacted the employer personally 5 Through school, for instance with the help of a teacher or adviser 6 Through an employment agency 7 Through acquaintances 8 Anything else - please note -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP080 681 29 213 293 10 43 114 15 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP080 1037 0 97 0 552 V640 Reference: 640 OTHER APPLICANTS2 File I.D.: 02 Location: 1453 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 639 EQ 1,2,-3 Were there other applicants to the job? 1 Yes, more than 10 applicants 2 Yes, 2-10 applicants 3 No, I was the only applicant -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP081 240 216 51 1725 243 57 0 ******************************************************************** V641 Reference: 641 WHY OTHERS FAILED APPLY File I.D.: 02 Location: 1455 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 639 EQ 1,2,-3 Do you think other people with sufficient qualifications failed to apply because they expected you to get the job? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP082 16 457 1725 270 64 0 553 V642 Reference: 642 PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE File I.D.: 02 Location: 1457 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 14 EQ 1 Why do you think just you got the job? Consider the following statement and please indicate whether you think it is of great importance, or some importance or of no importance. I have valuable occupational or professional experience from other companies. 1 Great importance 2 Some importance 3 No importance 4 Irrelevant -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP083A 433 305 331 328 1037 0 98 0 554 V643 Reference: 643 VOCATIONAL TRAINING2 File I.D.: 02 Location: 1459 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 14 EQ 1 Why do you think just you got the job? Consider the following statement and please indicate whether you think it is of great importance, of some importance or of no importance. I have useful vocational training. 1 Great importance 2 Some importance 3 No importance 4 Irrelevant -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP083B 532 286 278 313 1037 0 86 0 555 V644 Reference: 644 GOOD EXAM GRADES2 File I.D.: 02 Location: 1461 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 14 EQ 1 Why do you think just you got the job? Consider the following statement and please indicate whether you think it is of great importance, of some importance or of no importance. My examination marks are good. 1 Great importance 2 Some importance 3 No importance 4 Irrelevant -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP083C 218 446 441 290 1037 0 100 0 556 V645 Reference: 645 GOOD INTERVIEW IMPRESSIO File I.D.: 02 Location: 1463 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 14 EQ 1 Why do you think just you got the job? Consider the following statement and please indicate whether you think it is of great importance, of some importance or of no importance. I made a good impression at the interview. 1 Great importance 2 Some importance 3 No importance 4 Irrelevant -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP083D 291 496 285 292 1037 0 131 0 557 V646 Reference: 646 EARLY APPLICANT File I.D.: 02 Location: 1465 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 14 EQ 1 Why do you think just you got the job? Consider the following statement and please indicate whether you think it is of great importance, of some importance or of no importance. I was among the first to apply for the job. 1 Great importance 2 Some importance 3 No importance 4 Irrelevant -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP083E 179 202 414 560 1037 0 140 0 558 V647 Reference: 647 PERSONAL CONTACTS File I.D.: 02 Location: 1467 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 14 EQ 1 Why do you think just you got the job? Consider the following statement and please indicate whether you think it is of great importance, of some importance of of no importance. I have connections with the firm via relatives and acquaintances. 1 Great importance 2 Some importance 3 No importance 4 Irrelevant -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP083F 193 126 309 765 1037 0 102 0 559 V648 Reference: 648 OTHER CIRCUMSTANCES File I.D.: 02 Location: 1469 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 14 EQ 1 Why do you think just you got the job? Consider the following statement and please indicate whether you think it is of great importance, of some importance or of no importance. Other circumstances 1 Great importance 2 Some importance 3 No importance 4 Irrelevant -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP083G 136 53 301 746 1037 0 259 0 560 V649 Reference: 649 GREATEST IMPORTANCE File I.D.: 02 Location: 1471 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 14 EQ 1 What circumstance was of greatest importance? 1 General experience 2 Able to enter job immediately 3 Related to the place of work 4 Shortage of labor 5 Worked there before 6 Other reasons -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 6 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP083H 14 4 14 32 45 62 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP083H 1037 0 1324 0 561 V650 Reference: 650 VOC TRAINING REQUIRED File I.D.: 02 Location: 1473 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 14 EQ 1 Was it essential to have specific vocational training in order to get the job? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP084 571 882 1037 17 25 0 ******************************************************************** V651 Reference: 651 WHO DECIDED File I.D.: 02 Location: 1475 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 650 EQ 1,-3 Who decided this? 1 The public authorities - established by law 2 The union has an agreement with the employer 3 The employer on his own initiative -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP085 320 24 192 1936 32 28 0 562 V652 Reference: 652 TYPE VOC TRAING REQUEST2 File I.D.: 02 Location: 1477 Width: 5 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 650 EQ 1,-3 What kind of vocational training was requested? 0-90,000 5-digit Norwegian Classification of Education Codes -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0-90,000 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP086 542 1936 0 54 0 Note: Norway See Supplementary Code 30 for Norwegian Classification of Education Codes. ******************************************************************** V653 Reference: 653 TRAINING USEFUL File I.D.: 02 Location: 1482 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 650 EQ 1,-3 Is this training of virtual use to you when performing the job? 1 Of great use 2 Of some use 3 Of no use -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP087 487 71 8 1936 0 30 0 563 V654 Reference: 654 TRADE UNION PRESENCE File I.D.: 02 Location: 1484 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 14 EQ 1 Is there a trade-union or occupational organization which will look after your interests in a possible case of dismissal? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP088 1141 305 1037 0 49 0 ******************************************************************** V655 Reference: 655 CHANGE WORKPLACE File I.D.: 02 Location: 1486 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 14 EQ 1 Would you like to change your workplace within a year? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP089A 344 1006 1037 126 19 0 564 V656 Reference: 656 PLAN CHANGE WORKPLACE File I.D.: 02 Location: 1488 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 14 EQ 1 Do you have any definite plans for changing your workplace within the next 12 months? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP089B 173 1293 1037 0 29 0 565 V657 Reference: 657 REDUCE TAX/CUT SOC SEC File I.D.: 02 Location: 1490 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - ALL For the following statement, please tell if you strongly agree, somewhat agree, somewhat disagree, or strongly disagree with it. Taxes ought to be reduced by cutting down expenses connected with social security. 1 Strongly agree 2 Somewhat agree 3 Somewhat disagree 4 Strongly disagree -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP098G 253 321 372 1540 0 0 46 0 Note: Norway The Norwegian questions SP098A through SP098F, SP098H, SP098K through SP098R and SP098T are matched to the U.S. core data variables 132 through 137, 131, 179 through 182, 429 through 433 and 428 respectively. 566 V658 Reference: 658 CLASS DIFF DISAPPEARED File I.D.: 02 Location: 1492 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - ALL For the following statement, please tell if you strongly agree, somewhat agree, somewhat disagree, or strongly disagree with it. Class differences between people have almost disappeared in the Norway of today. 1 Strongly agree 2 Somewhat agree 3 Somewhat disagree 4 Strongly disagree -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP098I 673 848 498 480 0 0 33 0 Note: Norway The Norwegian questions SP098A through SP098F, SP098H, SP098K through SP098R and SP098T are matched to the U.S. core data variables 132 through 137, 131, 179 through 182, 429 through 433 and 428 respectively. 567 V659 Reference: 659 SUCCESS DEPENDS ON LUCK File I.D.: 02 Location: 1494 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - ALL For the following statement, please tell if you strongly agree, somewhat agree, somewhat disagree, or strongly disagree with it. How successful people are economically, is more dependent on luck and coincidence rather than on their own effort. 1 Strongly agree 2 Somewhat agree 3 Somewhat disagree 4 Strongly disagree -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP098S 182 703 705 891 0 0 51 0 Note: Norway The Norwegian questions SP098A through SP098F, SP098H, SP098K through SP098R and SP098T are matched to the U.S. core data variables 132 through 137, 131, 179 through 182, 429 through 433 and 428 respectively. 568 V660 Reference: 660 PREVIOUS JOB-IF UNEMPLOY File I.D.: 02 Location: 1496 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 561 EQ 5 Have you previously had paid work on a regular basis? "Regular basis" means that you were working at least 8 hours a week at a paying job for more than 6 months during the year. 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP101 587 201 1714 0 30 0 Note: Norway This question applies to respondents currently not working. 569 V661 Reference: 661 COMPLETED FORMAL EDUC File I.D.: 02 Location: 1498 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 660 EQ 1,-3 OR REF 237 EQ 1,-3 Had you finished all formal education when you had this job? (first job working on a regular basis) 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP103 1284 639 538 0 71 0 ******************************************************************** V662 Reference: 662 YEAR 1ST JOB-AFTER ED File I.D.: 02 Location: 1500 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 661 EQ 5,-3 In what year did you begin working on your first regular job after having completed formal education? 32-82 Last two digits of year -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 32-82 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP104 530 1822 0 180 0 570 V663 Reference: 663 IF UNEMPLOYED-PREV EMPLO File I.D.: 02 Location: 1502 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 660 EQ 1,-3 On the last job you had, were you self-employed, or did you work as an employee, or family member without a fixed salary? 1 Employee 2 Self-employed 3 Family member -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP109 510 23 6 1915 0 78 0 Note: Norway This question applies to respondents who do not work. ******************************************************************** V664 Reference: 664 SUPERVISE WORK OTHERS File I.D.: 02 Location: 1504 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 663 EQ 1,3,-3 On that job, did you supervise the work of other employees? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP110 95 419 1938 0 80 0 571 V665 Reference: 665 INFLUENCE SUBORD PROMOTN File I.D.: 02 Location: 1506 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 664 EQ 1,-3 Did you have any say or influence in promotions or disciplining of your subordinates on that job? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP111 44 53 2357 0 78 0 ******************************************************************** V666 Reference: 666 OWN1BUS SINCE BEG REG WK File I.D.: 02 Location: 1508 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 663 EQ 1,3,-3 Since you began working on a regular basis, was there a time when you owned your own business or worked for yourself? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP112 33 478 1938 0 83 0 572 V667 Reference: 667 PAID EMPLOYEES1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 1510 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 663 EQ 2 OR REF 666 EQ 1,-3 Did you have any paid employees? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP113 17 0 2431 0 84 0 ******************************************************************** V668 Reference: 668 # PAID EMPLOYEES1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 1512 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 667 EQ 1,-3 How many employees did you have at the most - yourself not included? 1-41 Actual number -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-41 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP114 17 2431 0 84 0 573 V669 Reference: 669 EMPLOYED WHERE NOT OWNER File I.D.: 02 Location: 1514 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 667 EQ 1,-3 At any time while you have had regular work, have you been an employee in a company in which you were not an owner? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP115 18 0 2393 0 121 0 Note: Norway Due to a mistake in the interview instruction, the answers to this question posed to the economically non-active, are not valid. ******************************************************************** V670 Reference: 670 WEEKLY HOURS-PREVIOUS JB File I.D.: 02 Location: 1516 Width: 3 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 660 EQ 1,-3 About how many hours a week did you usually work on your last job, including paid and unpaid overtime? 0-130 Actual number of hours per week -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0-130 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP116 493 1915 0 124 0 574 V671 Reference: 671 KIND ORG-PREVIOUS JOB File I.D.: 02 Location: 1519 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 660 EQ 1,-3 In what kind of business or organization was that? (That is what did they make or do?) Give a thorough description. 11-96 2-digit Norway Industry Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 11-96 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP117 513 1915 0 104 0 Note: Norway See Supplementary Code 28 for Norway Industry Code. See REF 752 for Norwegian collapsed version of respondents last job industry. 575 V672 Reference: 672 MAIN OCC-PREVIOUS JOB File I.D.: 02 Location: 1521 Width: 4 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 660 EQ 1,-3 What was your main occupation in this company? 0-7000 4-digit Norway Version of the Nordic Classification of Occupations Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0-7000 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP118 513 1915 0 104 0 Note: Norway See Supplementary Code 25 for Norway Version of the Nordic Classification of Occupations Code. See REF 758 for Norwegian collapsed version of respondent's last occupation. ******************************************************************** V673 Reference: 673 YEAR BEGAN JOB1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 1525 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 660 EQ 1,-3 In what year did you begin that job? 25-82 Last 2 digits of year -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 25-82 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP119 523 1915 0 94 0 576 V674 Reference: 674 YEAR ENDED JOB1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 1527 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 660 EQ 1,-3 In what year did you end that job? 35-82 Last 2 digits of year -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 35-82 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP119B 517 1915 0 100 0 577 V675 Reference: 675 MAIN REASON END PREV JOB File I.D.: 02 Location: 1529 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 660 EQ 1,-3 What was the main reason for ending that job? (One answer) 1 The company was closed/reduced capacity 2 Further education 3 Pregnancy/birth 4 Had reached retiring age 5 Early retirement/social insurance 6 Compulsory military service 7 Anything else - please note -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP120 24 56 132 11 107 4 164 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP120 1915 0 119 0 578 V676 Reference: 676 PREV JOB AFTER EDUC File I.D.: 02 Location: 1531 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 560 EQ 1 OR 561 EQ 1 AND REF 237 NE 5 Did you have a job before your current job after having completed your education/training? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP121 1098 253 1155 0 26 0 ******************************************************************** V677 Reference: 677 TYPE FIRST JOB AFTER ED File I.D.: 02 Location: 1533 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 676 EQ 1,-3 On your first regular job after having completed your formal education, were you self-employed or did you work as an employee or as a family member without a fixed salary? 1 Employee 2 Self-employed 3 Family member -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP122 1077 8 16 1408 0 23 0 579 V678 Reference: 678 CURRENT EMPLOYER SAME File I.D.: 02 Location: 1535 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 677 EQ 1,-3 Did you work for the same employer as you do now? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP123 88 981 1432 0 31 0 ******************************************************************** V679 Reference: 679 SUPERV OTHERS 1ST JOB File I.D.: 02 Location: 1537 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 677 EQ 1,3,-3 On your first job, did you supervise the work of other employees? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP132 150 932 1416 0 34 0 580 V680 Reference: 680 INFLUENCE PAY/PROMOT File I.D.: 02 Location: 1539 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 679 EQ 1,-3 Did you have any say or influence in the pay or promotions of your subordinates? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP133 36 109 2348 0 39 0 ******************************************************************** V681 Reference: 681 PAID EMPLOYEES2 File I.D.: 02 Location: 1541 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 677 EQ 2 OR 680 EQ 1 Did you have any paid employees? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP134 3 7 2488 0 34 0 581 V682 Reference: 682 # PAID EMPLOYEES2 File I.D.: 02 Location: 1543 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 681 EQ 1,-3 On the average, how many employees did you have - yourself not included? 2-21 Actual number -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 2-21 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP135 2 2495 0 35 0 ******************************************************************** V683 Reference: 683 TYPE BUS/ORGANIZATION File I.D.: 02 Location: 1545 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 676 EQ 1,-3 In what kind of business or organization was that? 11-96 2-digit Norway Industry Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 11-96 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP136 1083 1408 0 41 0 Note: Norway See Supplementary Code 28 for Norway Industry Code. See REF 753 for Norwegian collapsed version of respondent's first regular job industry. 582 V684 Reference: 684 MAIN OCC IN BUS/ORG File I.D.: 02 Location: 1547 Width: 4 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 676 EQ 1,-3 What was your main occupation in this company? 0-3000 4-digit Norway Version of the Nordic Classification of Occupations Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0-3000 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP137 1081 1408 0 43 0 Note: Norway See Supplementary Code 25 for Norway Version of the Nordic Classification of Occupations Code. ******************************************************************** V685 Reference: 685 WEEKLY HOURS File I.D.: 02 Location: 1551 Width: 3 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 676 EQ 1,-3 About how many hours per week did you work on that job, including paid and unpaid overtime? 8-100 Actual number of hours per week -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 8-100 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP138 1048 1408 0 76 0 583 V686 Reference: 686 YEAR BEGAN JOB2 File I.D.: 02 Location: 1554 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 676 EQ 1,-3 In what year did you begin that job? 30-82 Last 2 digits of year -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 30-82 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP139 1077 1408 0 47 0 ******************************************************************** V687 Reference: 687 YEAR ENDED JOB2 File I.D.: 02 Location: 1556 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 676 EQ 1,-3 In what year did you end that job? 32-82 Last 2 digits of year -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 32-82 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP139B 1074 1408 0 50 0 584 V688 Reference: 688 REASON ENDED THAT JOB File I.D.: 02 Location: 1558 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 676 EQ 1,-3 What was the main reason for ending that job? 1 The company was closed/reduced capacity 2 Dismissed for other reasons 3 Lacking career possibilities 4 Quit voluntarily for other reasons 5 Pregnancy/birth 6 Promoted/new job in the same company 7 Anything else - please note -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP140 80 5 37 617 61 58 198 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP140 1408 0 68 0 585 V689 Reference: 689 ACTIVITY BETW JOBS File I.D.: 02 Location: 1560 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 676 EQ 1,-3 What did you do between the end of that job and the next one? 1 Training/education 2 Unemployed/laid-off/dismissed 3 Looking after the family/staying at home 4 No time between jobs 5 Anything else - please note -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP141 95 48 148 658 92 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP141 1408 0 83 0 586 V690 Reference: 690 EVER UNEMPLOYED File I.D.: 02 Location: 1562 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 560 EQ 1 OR 561 EQ 1 OR 660 EQ 1,-3 Aside from regular, seasonal unemployment, have you ever been unemployed for a week or longer, and if this is the case, how many times? 1 Never been unemployed 2 Once 3 2 times 4 3 times 5 4 times 6 5 times or more -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 6 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP146 1970 174 50 23 10 50 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP146 201 0 54 0 587 V691 Reference: 691 YEAR LAST UNEMPLOYED File I.D.: 02 Location: 1564 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 690 EQ 2-6,-3 What year was the last time you were unemployed? 29-82 Last 2 digits of starting year -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 29-82 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP147 287 2171 0 74 0 ******************************************************************** V692 Reference: 692 LONGEST STRETCH UNEMPLOY File I.D.: 02 Location: 1566 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 690 EQ 2-6,-3 What was the longest stretch in which you were ever unemployed? 1-99 Actual number of months -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-99 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP148 255 2171 0 106 0 588 V693 Reference: 693 WHEN DID THAT HAPPEN File I.D.: 02 Location: 1568 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 690 EQ 2-6,-3 When did that happen? 29-82 Last 2 digits of starting year -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 29-82 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP149 273 2171 0 88 0 ******************************************************************** V694 Reference: 694 MEMBER UNION OR OCC ORG File I.D.: 02 Location: 1570 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 14 EQ 1 Are you a member of a trade-union or occupational organization? 1 Yes, member of trade-union attached to LO 2 Yes, member of trade-union attached to YS or AF 3 Yes, member of another occupational organization, professional organization 4 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP150 553 168 214 531 1037 0 29 0 589 V695 Reference: 695 UNION ATTN EDUC CREDENTL File I.D.: 02 Location: 1572 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 694 EQ 1,2,3,-3 For the following issue in which a union might get involved, please tell if your local union pays a great deal of attention to this issue, some attention to this issue or almost no attention to this. Determining education credentials required to perform your type of work. 1 Great deal of attention 2 Some attention 3 Almost no attention -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP152E 426 185 161 1568 156 36 0 590 V696 Reference: 696 UNION HAS OWN OFFICE File I.D.: 02 Location: 1574 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 694 EQ 1,2,3,-3 Does the union have its own office at your workplace? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP153A 247 665 1568 18 34 0 ******************************************************************** V697 Reference: 697 FIXED OFF HRS SHOP STEWA File I.D.: 02 Location: 1576 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 694 EQ 1,2,3,-3 Do the shop stewards have fixed hours? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP153B 256 624 1568 38 46 0 591 V698 Reference: 698 INVOLVED UNION ORG STRIK File I.D.: 02 Location: 1578 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 14 EQ 1 At the company/organization where you are working now, have you ever been involved in the following kind of labor dispute: A strike organized by a trade-union/occupational organization. 1 Involved 5 Not involved -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP155A 190 1289 1037 0 16 0 ******************************************************************** V699 Reference: 699 INVOLVED LOCK-OUT File I.D.: 02 Location: 1580 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 14 EQ 1 At the company/organization where you are working now, have you ever been involved in the following kind of labor dispute: Been subject to a "lock-out". 1 Involved 5 Not involved -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP155C 19 1448 1037 0 28 0 592 V700 Reference: 700 INVOLVED GO SLOW ACTION File I.D.: 02 Location: 1582 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 14 EQ 1 At the company/organization where you are working now, have you ever been involved in the following kind of labor dispute: "Go-slow" action. 1 Involved 5 Not involved -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP155D 69 1395 1037 0 31 0 ********************************************************************* V701 Reference: 701 INVOLVD CONFLICT OTH JOB File I.D.: 02 Location: 1584 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 14 EQ 1 Have you been involved in one or more of these kinds of conflicts (a strike organized by a trade-union/occupational organization, a wildcat strike, subject to "lock-out", "go-slow" action) at other workplaces? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP156 86 1381 1037 0 28 0 593 V702 Reference: 702 INVOLVD WK INTEREST ORG File I.D.: 02 Location: 1586 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 14 EQ 2 Are you a member of any interest organization in connection with your work, for instance employer's associations, farmer's or fishermen's unions, professional organizations, occupational organizations (i.e. truck owner's organizations) and so on? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP157 87 81 2336 0 28 0 ******************************************************************** V703 Reference: 703 ORGANIZED LOCK-OUT ACTIO File I.D.: 02 Location: 1588 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 14 EQ 2 Have you ever been involved in organizing the following type of action? Lock-out. 1 Been involved 2 Not been involved -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP158A 0 167 2336 0 29 0 594 V704 Reference: 704 ORGANIZED DELIVERY STOP File I.D.: 02 Location: 1590 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 14 EQ 2 Have you ever been involved in organizing the following type of action? Delivery stop. 1 Been involved 2 Not been involved -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP158B 10 157 2336 0 29 0 ******************************************************************** V705 Reference: 705 ORGANIZED OTHER ACTIONS File I.D.: 02 Location: 1592 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 14 EQ 2 Have you ever been involved in organizing the following type of action? Anything other than lock-out or delivery stop. Please note. 1 Been involved 2 Not been involved -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP158C 3 149 2336 0 44 0 595 V706 Reference: 706 WORK ALONE/WITH COLLEAG File I.D.: 02 Location: 1594 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 560 EQ 1 OR 561 EQ 1 Do you have colleagues at your workplace, or do you work quite alone? 1 Work alone 2 Have colleagues -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP159 281 1402 818 0 31 0 ******************************************************************** V707 Reference: 707 COOP W/COLLEAGUES WORK File I.D.: 02 Location: 1596 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 706 EQ 2,-3 Do you have close cooperation with colleagues while performing your work, that is, apart from coffee breaks and lunch? 1 Not at all 2 To a small extent 3 To some extent 4 To a great extent -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP160A 80 118 357 846 1099 0 32 0 596 V708 Reference: 708 PLEASANT EMPLOYEE RELAT File I.D.: 02 Location: 1598 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 706 EQ 2,-3 Is there a pleasant tone among the employees at your workplace? 1 Not at all 2 To a small extent 3 To some extent 4 To a great extent -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP160B 7 6 186 1198 1099 0 36 0 ******************************************************************** V709 Reference: 709 PARTNER HOURS ON PD JOB File I.D.: 02 Location: 1600 Width: 3 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 304 EQ 1,-3 How many hours a week does your husband/wife/partner usually work on a paying job? 2-100 Actual number of hours -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 2-100 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP187 1334 1115 0 83 0 597 V710 Reference: 710 COOKING MEALS-SOMEBDY EL File I.D.: 02 Location: 1603 Width: 3 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 540 EQ 1,-3 Now we would like to ask you some questions about how you and your husband/wife/partner handle various routine household chores. For each of the following tasks, please tell me roughly what percentage of this task is done by somebody else (other than yourself or your husband/wife/partner): Cooking meals -- somebody else? 0-100 Actual percentage -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0-100 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP195C 1918 614 0 0 0 598 V711 Reference: 711 CLEAN AFTR MEALS-SOMEBDY File I.D.: 02 Location: 1606 Width: 3 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 540 EQ 1,-3 For the following task, please tell me roughly what percentage of this task is done by somebody else (other than yourself or your husband/wife/partner): Cleaning up after meals--somebody else? 0-100 Actual percentage -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0-100 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP195F 1918 614 0 0 0 ******************************************************************** V712 Reference: 712 LAUNDRY SOMEBODY ELSE File I.D.: 02 Location: 1609 Width: 3 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 540 EQ 1,-3 For the following task, please tell me roughly what percentage of this task is done by somebody else (other than yourself or your husband/wife/partner): Laundry -- somebody else? 0-100 Actual percentage -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0-100 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP195I 1918 614 0 0 0 599 V713 Reference: 713 GEN HOUSECLEANING File I.D.: 02 Location: 1612 Width: 3 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 540 EQ 1,-3 For the following task, please tell me roughly what percentage of this task is done by somebody else (other than yourself or your husband/wife/partner): Routine general housecleaning -- somebody else? 0-100 Actual percentage -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0-100 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP195L 1918 614 0 0 0 ******************************************************************** V714 Reference: 714 GROCERY SHOPPING File I.D.: 02 Location: 1615 Width: 3 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 540 EQ 1,-3 For the following task, please tell me roughly what percentage of this task is done by somebody else (other than yourself or your husband/wife/partner): Shopping for groceries -- somebody else? 0-100 Actual percentage -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0-100 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP195O 1918 614 0 0 0 600 V715 Reference: 715 CHILD CARE File I.D.: 02 Location: 1618 Width: 3 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 540 EQ 1,-3 For the following task, please tell me roughly what percentage of this task is done by somebody else (other than yourself or your husband/wife/partner): Looking after your children -- somebody else? 0-100 Actual percentage -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0-100 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP195R 1918 614 0 0 0 601 V716 Reference: 716 # CHILDREN File I.D.: 02 Location: 1621 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - ALL How many children do you have? 0 No children 1 One child 2 Two children 3 Three children 4 Four children 5 Five children 6 Six children 7 Seven children 8 Eight children -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP197 704 412 769 407 151 58 22 7 8 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP197 2 0 0 0 0 602 V717 Reference: 717 # CHILDREN UNDER 16 YEAR File I.D.: 02 Location: 1623 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 541 EQ 1,2,3,4 How many of your children are under 16 years of age? 0 None 1 One child 2 Two children 3 Three children 4 Four children 5 Five children 6 Six children 7 Seven children -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP199 210 461 521 157 40 8 2 0 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP199 1133 0 0 0 603 V718 Reference: 718 MAIN OCC PRIN SUPPORT File I.D.: 02 Location: 1625 Width: 4 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - ALL When your main breadwinner was as old as you are now, what was his/her main occupation? 1-7000 4-digit Norway version of the Nordic Classification of Occupations Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-7000 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP210 2393 0 0 139 0 Note: Norway See Supplementary Code 25 for Norway Version of the Nordic Classification of Occupations Code. See REF 766 for Norwegian collapsed version of main breadwinner's occupation. 604 V719 Reference: 719 MAIN SUPPRT OWN COMP/EMP File I.D.: 02 Location: 1629 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - ALL Did the person concerned (your main breadwinner), have his/her own company or similar at that time (when he/she was as old as you are now), or was he/she employed? 1 Own company 2 Employed -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP211 709 1478 0 0 345 0 ******************************************************************** V720 Reference: 720 SYMPATHIZE W/LABOR PARTY File I.D.: 02 Location: 1631 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - ALL What is your opinion of the political parties in Norway today? For each of the following political parties can you say whether you sympathize with their programs to a great extent, to some extent, or not at all: The Labor Party. 1 Sympathize to a great extent 2 Sympathize to some extent 3 Sympathize not at all -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP214A 624 1286 455 0 0 167 0 605 V721 Reference: 721 SYMPATHIZE W/SOC LEFT PT File I.D.: 02 Location: 1633 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - ALL For the following political party, please say whether you sympathize with its program to a great extent, to some extent, or not at all: The Socialist Left Party. 1 Sympathize to a great extent 2 Sympathize to some extent 3 Sympathize not at all -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP214B 148 744 1427 0 0 213 0 606 V722 Reference: 722 SYMPATHIZE W/CONSERV PTY File I.D.: 02 Location: 1635 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - ALL For the following political party, please say whether you sympathize with its program to a great extent, to some extent, or not at all: The Conservative Party. 1 Sympathize to a great extent 2 Sympathize to some extent 3 Sympathize not at all -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP214C 481 933 919 0 0 199 0 607 V723 Reference: 723 SYMPATHIZE W/CENTER PTY File I.D.: 02 Location: 1637 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - ALL For the following political party, please say whether you sympathize with its program to a great extent, to some extent, or not at all: The Centre Party. 1 Sympathize to a great extent 2 Sympathize to some extent 3 Sympathize not at all -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP214D 113 1039 1159 0 0 221 0 608 V724 Reference: 724 SYMPATHIZE W/CHRIST-DEM File I.D.: 02 Location: 1639 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - ALL For the following political party, please say whether you sympathize with its program to a great extent, to some extent, or not at all: The Christian Democrative Party. 1 Sympathize to a great extent 2 Sympathize to some extent 3 Sympathize not at all -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP214E 129 832 1371 0 0 200 0 609 V725 Reference: 725 SYMPATHIZE W/LIBERAL PTY File I.D.: 02 Location: 1641 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - ALL For the following political party, please say whether you sympathize with its program to a great extent, to some extent, or not at all: The Liberal Party. 1 Sympathize to a great extent 2 Sympathize to some extent 3 Sympathize not at all -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP214F 108 934 1267 0 0 223 0 610 V726 Reference: 726 SYMPATHIZ W/PTY OF PROGR File I.D.: 02 Location: 1643 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - ALL For the following political party, please say whether you sympathize with its program to a great extent, to some extent, or not at all: The Party of Progress. 1 Sympathize to a great extent 2 Sympathize to some extent 3 Sympathize not at all -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP214G 124 718 1465 0 0 225 0 611 V727 Reference: 727 PARTY VOTED FOR IN 1981 File I.D.: 02 Location: 1645 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - ALL For which party did you vote at the general election in 1981? 1 Red Election Alliance 2 Norwegian Labor Party 3 Norwegian Communist Party 4 Socialist Election Alliance 5 Progress Party (extreme right) 6 Liberal People's Party 7 The Right (conservatives) 8 Christian People's Party 9 Norwegian Democratic Party 10 Senter Party (farmer's party) 11 The Left (liberals) 12 Other political parties -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP215 22 754 3 142 71 7 653 155 9 10 11 12 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP215 1 111 100 3 0 0 510 0 612 V728 Reference: 728 HIGHEST SCHOOL GRADE COM File I.D.: 02 Location: 1647 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - ALL What is the highest grade of school you completed (or will complete)? 1 Ordinary primary school, lower stage (7 years) 2 Continuation school (1 year) 3 Continuation school (2 years) 4 Ordinary primary school, upper stage (9 years) 5 Folk high schools, first course 6 Secondary general schools, lower stage 7 Folk high schools, second course 8 Secondary general schools, upper stage 9 Not stated or no general education -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP219 476 281 122 416 94 393 51 654 9 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP219 8 0 0 37 0 613 V729 Reference: 729 YEAR COMPLETED EDUCATION File I.D.: 02 Location: 1649 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - ALL In which year did you (or will you) complete this education? 17-84 Last 2 digits of year -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 17-84 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP220 2374 0 0 158 0 ******************************************************************** V730 Reference: 730 AREA COMPLETED File I.D.: 02 Location: 1651 Width: 2 Country 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 728 EQ 8 In which branch was that? 1 Science or nature study 2 Linguistics 3 Social science with stress on economics 4 Sociology in general -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP221 243 211 119 39 1878 0 42 0 614 V731 Reference: 731 OTHER EDUC MORE THN 5 MO File I.D.: 02 Location: 1653 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - ALL Have you completed any other education where the studies lasted at least 5 months? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP222 1419 1094 0 0 19 0 ******************************************************************** V732 Reference: 732 SUBJECT AND CLASSIFICAT1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 1655 Width: 5 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 731 EQ 1,-3 What education was this? (State the highest completed if there are more than one, or the last completed one if there are several at the same level.) Type of course, subject area: 11,320-90,000 5-digit Norwegian Classification of Education Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 11,230-90,000 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP223A 1392 1094 0 46 0 Note: Norway See Supplementary Code 30 for Norwegian Classification of Education Code. 615 V733 Reference: 733 NAME OF SCHOOL TYPE1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 1660 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 731 EQ 1,-3 The name of the school type. 0-13 School type -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP223B 4 3 838 68 86 6 56 5 8 9 10 11 12 13 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP223B 65 49 97 40 41 32 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP223B 1094 0 48 0 Note: Norway See Supplementary Code 32 for Norwegian School Type Code. 616 V734 Reference: 734 YEAR EDUCATION COMPLETED File I.D.: 02 Location: 1662 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 731 EQ 1,-3 In which year did you (or will you) complete this education? 29-84 Last 2 digits of year -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 29-84 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP224 1386 1094 0 52 0 ******************************************************************** V735 Reference: 735 COMPLETED JOB RELATED CR File I.D.: 02 Location: 1664 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 731 EQ 1,-3 Have you completed any other education where the studies lasted at least 5 months which is or which you think will be more useful to you in your life? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP225 326 1044 1094 0 68 0 617 V736 Reference: 736 SUBJECT AND CLASSIFICAT2 File I.D.: 02 Location: 1666 Width: 5 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 735 EQ 1,-3 What education is that? (If there is more than one, state the one you think will be most useful in your job). Type of course, subject area. 0-90000 5-digit Norwegian Classification of Education Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0-90000 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP226A 329 2138 0 65 0 Note: Norway See Supplementary Code 30 for Norwegian Classification of Education Code. 618 V737 Reference: 737 NAME OF SCHOOL TYPE2 File I.D.: 02 Location: 1671 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 735 EQ 1,-3 The name of the school type. 1-13 School type -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP226B 4 175 29 12 1 6 1 21 9 10 11 12 13 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP226B 5 31 19 13 10 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP226B 2138 0 67 0 Note: Norway See Supplementary Code 32 for Norwegian School Type Code. 619 V738 Reference: 738 YEAR COMPLETED EDUCATN2 File I.D.: 02 Location: 1673 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 735 EQ 1,-3 In which year did you (or will you) complete this education? 32-84 Last 2 digits of year -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 32-84 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP227 317 2138 0 77 0 ******************************************************************** V739 Reference: 739 VOCATIONAL TRAINING3 File I.D.: 02 Location: 1675 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - ALL Have you received any vocational training? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP228 420 2068 0 0 44 0 620 V740 Reference: 740 TYPE OF VOC TRAINING File I.D.: 02 Location: 1677 Width: 4 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 739 EQ 1,-3 What kind of vocational training? Subject area - occupation: 3-7000 4-digit Norwegian Classification of Occupations Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 3-7000 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP229 396 2068 0 68 0 Note: Norway See Supplementary Code 25 for Norwegian version of the Nordic Classification of Occupations Code ******************************************************************** V741 Reference: 741 CRAFT CERTIFICATE File I.D.: 02 Location: 1681 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 739 EQ 1,-3 Do you have a craft certificate? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP230 178 246 2068 0 40 0 621 V742 Reference: 742 SUBJECT AREA OF CERTIFIC File I.D.: 02 Location: 1683 Width: 4 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 741 EQ 1,-3 In what subject/area do you have the craft certificate? Subject area - occupation: 3-7000 4-digit Norwegian Version of the Classification of Occupations Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 3-941 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP231 171 2314 0 47 0 Note: Norway See Supplementary Code 25 for Norwegian version of the Nordic Classification of Occupations Code. ******************************************************************** V743 Reference: 743 YEAR RECEIVED CERTIFICAT File I.D.: 02 Location: 1687 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 741 EQ 1,-3 In which year did you get it? 36-82 Last 2 digits of year -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 36-82 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP232 180 2314 0 38 0 622 V744 Reference: 744 COUNTY OF RES BEFORE 16 File I.D.: 02 Location: 1689 Width: 4 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - ALL In which county did you live for the longest time before you were 16 years old? 0101-3000 4-digit Norwegian Classification of Municipalities Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0101-3000 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP233 2532 0 0 0 0 Note: Norway See Supplementary Code 33 for Norwegian Classification of Municipalities Code. ******************************************************************** V745 Reference: 745 YEAR OF BIRTH File I.D.: 02 Location: 1693 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - ALL In which year were you born? 2-68 Last 2 digits of year -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 2-68 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP234 2529 0 0 3 0 623 V746 Reference: 746 COUNTY OF CURRENT RESIDN File I.D.: 02 Location: 1695 Width: 4 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - ALL What county do you live in today? 0101-3000 4-digit Norwegian Classification of Municipalities Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0101-3000 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP236 2532 0 0 0 0 Note: Norway See Supplementary Code 33 for Norwegian Classification of Municipalities Code. 624 V747 Reference: 747 HOME OWNERSHIP File I.D.: 02 Location: 1699 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - ALL Do you own your residence or is it part of a housing cooperative, is it an owner-tenant flat or do you rent it? 1 Own it myself/ourselves 2 Housing cooperative 3 Owner-tenant flat 4 Rent it -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway SP244 1724 251 39 497 0 0 21 0 625 V748 Reference: 748 COMMUNITY TYPE RESIDENCE File I.D.: 02 Location: 1701 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - ALL KOMTYPE is a variable constructed using information about the type of community (local council) the respondent lives in. 1 Rural agricultural communities 2 Less rural agricultural and industrial communities 3 Centrally situated agricultural and industrial communities 4 Fishing communities 5 Industrial and fishing communities 6 Less centrally situated industrial communities 7 Centrally situated industrial communities 8 Urban communities 9 Other -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway KOMTYPE 128 225 122 77 129 332 934 460 9 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway KOMTYPE 122 0 0 3 0 626 V749 Reference: 749 TYPE DISTRICT RESIDENCE File I.D.: 02 Location: 1703 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - ALL DISTTYPE is a variable constructed using information about the type of district or region the respondent lives in. 1 Oslo (capital city) 2 Bergen, Trondheim (2nd & 3rd largest cities) 3 Other cities/towns 4 Urban areas (densely built-up areas), other than the above mentioned cities/towns 5 Rural areas (with scattered populations) -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway DISTTYPE 288 230 669 566 771 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway DISTTYPE 0 0 8 0 ******************************************************************** V750 Reference: 750 R INDUSTRY COLLAPSED File I.D.: 02 Location: 1705 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 560 EQ 1 OR 561 EQ 1 I1SP007 is the respondent's industrial sector collapsed. Note: Norway See REF 537. This variable was matched to the U.S. variable, INDR REF 537. 627 V751 Reference: 751 2ND JOB INDUSTRY COLLAPS File I.D.: 02 Location: 1707 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 596 EQ 1,5,-3 I1SP035 is the respondent's second job industrial sector collapsed. 1 Agriculture, fishing and forestry 2 Mining 3 Construction 4 Durable manufacturing 5 Nondurable manufacturing 6 Communications & utilities 7 Wholesale trade 8 Retail trade 9 Business services 10 Personal services 11 Professional services 12 State dominated services & non-profit services -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway I1SP035 10 1 1 4 0 8 4 2 9 10 11 12 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway I1SP035 11 18 0 41 2405 0 27 0 Note: Norway See Appendix III for more information about the construction of this variable. I1SP035 was constructed using SP035 REF 80 to correspond to the U.S. collapsed industry codes. 628 V752 Reference: 752 LAST JOB INDUSTRY COLLAP File I.D.: 02 Location: 1709 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 660 EQ 1,-3 I1SP117 is the respondent's last job industrial sector collapsed. 1 Agriculture, fishing and forestry 2 Mining 3 Construction 4 Durable manufacturing 5 Nondurable manufacturing 6 Communications & utilities 7 Wholesale trade 8 Retail trade 9 Business services 10 Personal services 11 Professional services 12 State dominated services & non-profit services -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway I1SP117 15 2 22 61 33 39 19 70 9 10 11 12 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway I1SP117 25 73 0 154 1915 0 104 0 Note: Norway See Appendix III for more information about the construction of this variable. I1SP117 was constructed using SP117 REF 671 to correspond to the U.S. collapsed industry codes. 629 V753 Reference: 753 1ST JOB INDUSTRY COLLAPS File I.D.: 02 Location: 1711 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 676 EQ 1,-3 I1SP136 is the respondent's first regular job industrial sector collapsed. 1 Agriculture, fishing and forestry 2 Mining 3 Construction 4 Durable manufacturing 5 Nondurable manufacturing 6 Communications & utilities 7 Wholesale trade 8 Retail trade 9 Business services 10 Personal services 11 Professional services 12 State dominated services & non-profit services -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway I1SP136 70 3 71 163 94 113 22 132 9 10 11 12 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway I1SP136 73 92 0 250 1408 0 41 0 Note: Norway See Appendix III for more information about the construction of this variable. I1SP136 was constructed using SP136 REF 683 to correspond to the U.S. collapsed industry codes. 630 V754 Reference: 754 SPOUSE INDUSTRY COLLAPSE File I.D.: 02 Location: 1713 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 304 EQ 1,-3 I1SP188 is the respondent's spouse's industrial sector collapsed. 1 Agriculture, fishing and forestry 2 Mining 3 Construction 4 Durable manufacturing 5 Nondurable manufacturing 6 Communications & utilities 7 Wholesale trade 8 Retail trade 9 Business services 10 Personal services 11 Professional services 12 State dominated services & non-profit services -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway I1SP188 66 18 99 206 39 105 37 121 9 10 11 12 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway I1SP188 107 105 0 454 1115 0 60 0 Note: Norway See Appendix III for more information about the construction of this variable. I1SP188 was constructed using SP188 REF 307 to correspond to the U.S. collapsed industry codes. 631 V755 Reference: 755 PARENT INDUSTRY COLLAPSE File I.D.: 02 Location: 1715 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - ALL I1SP201 is the respondent's parents' industrial sector collapsed. 1 Agriculture, fishing and forestry 2 Mining 3 Construction 4 Durable manufacturing 5 Nondurable manufacturing 6 Communications & utilities 7 Wholesale trade 8 Retail trade 9 Business services 10 Personal services 11 Professional services 12 State dominated services & non-profit services -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway I1SP201 658 19 306 380 112 304 54 159 9 10 11 12 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway I1SP201 72 110 0 319 0 0 39 0 Note: Norway See Appendix III for more information about the construction of this variable. I1SP201 was constructed using SP201 REF 337 to correspond to the U.S. collapsed industry codes. ******************************************************************** V756 Reference: 756 R OCCUPATION COLLAPSED File I.D.: 02 Location: 1717 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 560 EQ 1 OR 561 EQ 1 O3SP008 is the respondent's occupation collpased. Note: Norway See REF 536. This variable was matched to the U.S. variable, OCCR REF 536. 632 V757 Reference: 757 2ND JOB OCC COLLAPSED File I.D.: 02 Location: 1719 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 595 EQ 1,3,-3 O3SP036 is the respondent's second occupation collapsed. 1 Physicians and dentists 2 Other medical and paramedical 3 Accountants, auditors, actuaries 4 Teachers, elementary and secondary 5 Teachers, university; social scientists, librarians 6 Mathematicians, engineers, scientists, architects 7 Technicians (draftsmen, embalmers, etc.) 8 Public advisors (clergy, personal relations, etc.) 9 Judges and lawyers 10 Creative/entertainment 11 Managers; administrators in public or quasi- public sector 12 Managers; corporate or probably corporate 13 Managers; other (funeral directors, building superintendents, railroad conductors, etc.) 14 Secretaries 15 Other clerical 16 Sales 17 Foremen 18 Crafts 19 Government protective workers 20 Transportation 21 Operatives except transport 22 Laborers except farm 23 Farm laborers and foremen 24 White collar services 25 Skilled manual services (e.g., barbers) 26 Unskilled services 27 Farmers -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused (continued on next page) 633 (Variable 757 continued) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway O3SP036 5 1 1 12 1 0 0 5 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway O3SP036 3 2 2 2 0 2 9 7 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway O3SP036 1 3 7 7 0 4 2 0 25 26 27 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway O3SP036 0 16 4 2405 0 31 0 Note: Norway See Appendix III for more information about the construction of this variable. O3SP036 was constructed using SP036 REF 79 to correspond to the U.S. collapsed occupation codes. 634 V758 Reference: 758 LAST OCC COLLAPSED File I.D.: 02 Location: 1721 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 660 EQ 1,-3 O3SP118 is the respondent's last occupation collapsed. 1 Physicians and dentists 2 Other medical and paramedical 3 Accountants, auditors, actuaries 4 Teachers, elementary and secondary 5 Teachers, university; social scientists, librarians 6 Mathematicians, engineers, scientists, architects 7 Technicians (draftsmen, embalmers, etc.) 8 Public advisors (clergy, personal relations, etc.) 9 Judges and lawyers 10 Creative/entertainment 11 Managers; administrators in public or quasi- public sector 12 Managers; corporate or probably corporate 13 Managers; other (funeral directors, building superintendents, railroad conductors, etc.) 14 Secretaries 15 Other clerical 16 Sales 17 Foremen 18 Crafts 19 Government protective workers 20 Transportation 21 Operatives except transport 22 Laborers except farm 23 Farm laborers and foremen 24 White collar services 25 Skilled manual services (e.g., barbers) 26 Unskilled services 27 Farmers -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused (continued on next page) 635 (Variable 758 continued) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway O3SP118 0 53 1 29 2 6 4 5 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway O3SP118 0 2 6 9 0 16 75 64 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway O3SP118 0 34 7 10 66 11 6 3 25 26 27 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway O3SP118 18 78 0 1915 0 112 0 Note: Norway See Appendix III for more information about the construction of this variable. O3SP118 was constructed using SP118 REF 672 to correspond to the U.S. collapsed occupation codes. 636 V759 Reference: 759 1ST OCC COLLAPSED File I.D.: 02 Location: 1723 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 676 EQ 1,-3 O3SP137 is the respondent's first regular occupation collapsed. 1 Physicians and dentists 2 Other medical and paramedical 3 Accountants, auditors, actuaries 4 Teachers, elementary and secondary 5 Teachers, university; social scientists, librarians 6 Mathematicians, engineers, scientists, architects 7 Technicians (draftsmen, embalmers, etc.) 8 Public advisors (clergy, personal relations, etc.) 9 Judges and lawyers 10 Creative/entertainment 11 Managers; administrators in public or quasi- public sector 12 Managers; corporate or probably corporate 13 Managers; other (funeral directors, building superintendents, railroad conductors, etc.) 14 Secretaries 15 Other clerical 16 Sales 17 Foremen 18 Crafts 19 Government protective workers 20 Transportation 21 Operatives except transport 22 Laborers except farm 23 Farm laborers and foremen 24 White collar services 25 Skilled manual services (e.g., barbers) 26 Unskilled services 27 Farmers -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused (continued on next page) 637 (Variable 759 continued) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway O3SP137 8 61 0 49 5 16 43 9 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway O3SP137 8 5 18 13 0 17 168 110 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway O3SP137 39 94 12 32 159 47 32 4 25 26 27 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway O3SP137 19 81 4 1408 0 71 0 Note: Norway See Appendix III for more information about the construction of this variable. O3SP137 was constructed using SP137 REF 684 to correspond to the U.S. collapsed occupation codes. 638 V760 Reference: 760 FRIEND 1 OCC COLLAPSED File I.D.: 02 Location: 1725 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 347 EQ 1,-3 O3SP167 is the respondent's friend's/relative's occupation collapsed - Friend 1. 1 Physicians and dentists 2 Other medical and paramedical 3 Accountants, auditors, actuaries 4 Teachers, elementary and secondary 5 Teachers, university; social scientists, librarians 6 Mathematicians, engineers, scientists, architects 7 Technicians (draftsmen, embalmers, etc.) 8 Public advisors (clergy, personal relations, etc.) 9 Judges and lawyers 10 Creative/entertainment 11 Managers; administrators in public or quasi- public sector 12 Managers; corporate or probably corporate 13 Managers; other (funeral directors, building superintendents, railroad conductors, etc.) 14 Secretaries 15 Other clerical 16 Sales 17 Foremen 18 Crafts 19 Government protective workers 20 Transportation 21 Operatives except transport 22 Laborers except farm 23 Farm laborers and foremen 24 White collar services 25 Skilled manual services (e.g., barbers) 26 Unskilled services 27 Farmers -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused (continued on next page) 639 (Variable 760 continued) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway O3SP167 31 114 17 159 25 52 85 28 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway O3SP167 22 16 29 79 0 30 220 161 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway O3SP167 36 202 40 78 153 43 6 8 25 26 27 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway O3SP167 28 81 52 516 0 221 0 Note: Norway See Appendix III for more information about the construction of this variable. O3SP167 was constructed using SP167 REF 348 to correspond to the U.S. collapsed occupation codes. 640 V761 Reference: 761 FRIEND 2 OCC COLLAPSED File I.D.: 02 Location: 1727 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 365 EQ 1,-3 O3SP174 is the respondent's friend's/relative's occupation collapsed - friend 2. 1 Physicians and dentists 2 Other medical and paramedical 3 Accountants, auditors, actuaries 4 Teachers, elementary and secondary 5 Teachers, university; social scientists, librarians 6 Mathematicians, engineers, scientists, architects 7 Technicians (draftsmen, embalmers, etc.) 8 Public advisors (clergy, personal relations, etc.) 9 Judges and lawyers 10 Creative/entertainment 11 Managers; administrators in public or quasi- public sector 12 Managers; corporate or probably corporate 13 Managers; other (funeral directors, building superintendents, railroad conductors, etc.) 14 Secretaries 15 Other clerical 16 Sales 17 Foremen 18 Crafts 19 Government protective workers 20 Transportation 21 Operatives except transport 22 Laborers except farm 23 Farm laborers and foremen 24 White collar services 25 Skilled manual services (e.g., barbers) 26 Unskilled services 27 Farmers -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused (continued on next page) 641 (Variable 761 continued) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway O3SP174 19 109 17 131 24 37 70 30 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway O3SP174 13 14 27 87 0 37 230 174 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway O3SP174 33 185 32 64 140 46 7 5 25 26 27 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway O3SP174 21 97 71 595 0 217 0 Note: Norway See Appendix III for more information about the construction of this variable. O3SP174 was constructed using SP174 REF 366 to correspond to the U.S. collapsed occupation codes. 642 V762 Reference: 762 FRIEND 3 OCC COLLAPSED File I.D.: 02 Location: 1729 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 383 EQ 1,-3 O3SP181 is the respondent's friend's/relative's occupation collapsed - friend 3. 1 Physicians and dentists 2 Other medical and paramedical 3 Accountants, auditors, actuaries 4 Teachers, elementary and secondary 5 Teachers, university; social scientists, librarians 6 Mathematicians, engineers, scientists, architects 7 Technicians (draftsmen, embalmers, etc.) 8 Public advisors (clergy, personal relations, etc.) 9 Judges and lawyers 10 Creative/entertainment 11 Managers; administrators in public or quasi- public sector 12 Managers; corporate or probably corporate 13 Managers; other (funeral directors, building superintendents, railroad conductors, etc.) 14 Secretaries 15 Other clerical 16 Sales 17 Foremen 18 Crafts 19 Government protective workers 20 Transportation 21 Operatives except transport 22 Laborers except farm 23 Farm laborers and foremen 24 White collar services 25 Skilled manual services (e.g., barbers) 26 Unskilled services 27 Farmers -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused (continued on next page) 643 (Variable 762 continued) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway O3SP181 18 130 15 124 19 25 70 47 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway O3SP181 13 11 19 64 0 34 210 154 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway O3SP181 37 187 36 77 135 43 8 5 25 26 27 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway O3SP181 28 94 62 643 0 224 0 Note: Norway See Appendix III for more information about the construction of this variable. O3SP181 was constructed using SP181 REF 384 to correspond to the U.S. collapsed occupation codes. 644 V763 Reference: 763 SPOUSE OCC COLLAPSED File I.D.: 02 Location: 1731 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 304 EQ 1,-3 O3SP189 is the respondent's spouse's occupation collapsed. 1 Physicians and dentists 2 Other medical and paramedical 3 Accountants, auditors, actuaries 4 Teachers, elementary and secondary 5 Teachers, university; social scientists, librarians 6 Mathematicians, engineers, scientists, architects 7 Technicians (draftsmen, embalmers, etc.) 8 Public advisors (clergy, personal relations, etc.) 9 Judges and lawyers 10 Creative/entertainment 11 Managers; administrators in public or quasi- public sector 12 Managers; corporate or probably corporate 13 Managers; other (funeral directors, building superintendents, railroad conductors, etc.) 14 Secretaries 15 Other clerical 16 Sales 17 Foremen 18 Crafts 19 Government protective workers 20 Transportation 21 Operatives except transport 22 Laborers except farm 23 Farm laborers and foremen 24 White collar services 25 Skilled manual services (e.g., barbers) 26 Unskilled services 27 Farmers -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused (continued on next page) 645 (Variable 763 continued) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway O3SP189 12 84 18 88 17 37 61 26 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway O3SP189 8 8 24 64 0 21 177 116 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway O3SP189 19 130 28 58 124 17 10 8 25 26 27 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway O3SP189 25 97 35 1115 0 105 0 Note: Norway See Appendix III for more information about the construction of this variable. O3SP189 was constructed using SP189 REF 306 to correspond to the U.S. collapsed occupation codes. 646 V764 Reference: 764 PARENT OCC COLLAPSED File I.D.: 02 Location: 1733 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - ALL O3SP202 is the respondent's parents' occupation collapsed. 1 Physicians and dentists 2 Other medical and paramedical 3 Accountants, auditors, actuaries 4 Teachers, elementary and secondary 5 Teachers, university; social scientists, librarians 6 Mathematicians, engineers, scientists, architects 7 Technicians (draftsmen, embalmers, etc.) 8 Public advisors (clergy, personal relations, etc.) 9 Judges and lawyers 10 Creative/entertainment 11 Managers; administrators in public or quasi- public sector 12 Managers; corporate or probably corporate 13 Managers; other (funeral directors, building superintendents, railroad conductors, etc.) 14 Secretaries 15 Other clerical 16 Sales 17 Foremen 18 Crafts 19 Government protective workers 20 Transportation 21 Operatives except transport 22 Laborers except farm 23 Farm laborers and foremen 24 White collar services 25 Skilled manual services (e.g., barbers) 26 Unskilled services 27 Farmers -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused (continued on next page) 647 (Variable 764 continued) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway O3SP202 15 14 11 60 12 20 44 18 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway O3SP202 10 13 74 116 0 5 126 153 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway O3SP202 59 393 53 87 291 236 42 1 25 26 27 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway O3SP202 19 40 421 0 0 199 0 Note: Norway See Appendix III for more information about the construction of this variable. O3SP202 was constructed using SP202 REF 336 to correspond to the U.S. collapsed occupation codes. 648 V765 Reference: 765 MOTHER OCC COLLAPSED File I.D.: 02 Location: 1735 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - IF REF 342 EQ 1,-3 O3SP209 is the respondent's mother's occupation collapsed. 1 Physicians and dentists 2 Other medical and paramedical 3 Accountants, auditors, actuaries 4 Teachers, elementary and secondary 5 Teachers, university; social scientists, librarians 6 Mathematicians, engineers, scientists, architects 7 Technicians (draftsmen, embalmers, etc.) 8 Public advisors (clergy, personal relations, etc.) 9 Judges and lawyers 10 Creative/entertainment 11 Managers; administrators in public or quasi- public sector 12 Managers; corporate or probably corporate 13 Managers; other (funeral directors, building superintendents, railroad conductors, etc.) 14 Secretaries 15 Other clerical 16 Sales 17 Foremen 18 Crafts 19 Government protective workers 20 Transportation 21 Operatives except transport 22 Laborers except farm 23 Farm laborers and foremen 24 White collar services 25 Skilled manual services (e.g., barbers) 26 Unskilled services 27 Farmers -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused (continued on next page) 649 (Variable 765 continued) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway O3SP209 1 57 1 32 6 7 0 0 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway O3SP209 2 3 0 1 0 31 96 111 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway O3SP209 12 4 1 0 77 11 15 6 25 26 27 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway O3SP209 27 165 18 1704 0 144 0 Note: Norway See Appendix III for more information about the construction of this variable. O3SP209 was constructed using SP209 REF 344 to correspond to the U.S. collapsed occupation codes. 650 V766 Reference: 766 BREADWINNER OCC COLLAP File I.D.: 02 Location: 1737 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - ALL O3SP210 is the respondent's main breadwinner's occupation collapsed. 1 Physicians and dentists 2 Other medical and paramedical 3 Accountants, auditors, actuaries 4 Teachers, elementary and secondary 5 Teachers, university; social scientists, librarians 6 Mathematicians, engineers, scientists, architects 7 Technicians (draftsmen, embalmers, etc.) 8 Public advisors (clergy, personal relations, etc.) 9 Judges and lawyers 10 Creative/entertainment 11 Managers; administrators in public or quasi- public sector 12 Managers; corporate or probably corporate 13 Managers; other (funeral directors, building superintendents, railroad conductors, etc.) 14 Secretaries 15 Other clerical 16 Sales 17 Foremen 18 Crafts 19 Government protective workers 20 Transportation 21 Operatives except transport 22 Laborers except farm 23 Farm laborers and foremen 24 White collar services 25 Skilled manual services (e.g., barbers) 26 Unskilled services 27 Farmers -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused (continued on next page) 651 (Variable 766 continued) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway O3SP210 11 12 7 43 5 10 21 13 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway O3SP210 8 12 50 56 0 5 124 102 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway O3SP210 59 341 52 75 301 258 81 1 25 26 27 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway O3SP210 19 34 374 0 0 458 0 Note: Norway See Appendix III for more information about the construction of this variable. O3SP210 was constructed using SP210 REF 718 to correspond to the U.S. collapsed occupation codes. 652 V767 Reference: 767 YEARS OF EDUCATION RESP File I.D.: 02 Location: 1739 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - ALL UTDAAR is a constructed variable that indicates the respondent's years of education. 7-18 Actual number of years -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway UTDAAR 334 233 336 342 202 447 170 14 15 16 17 18 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway UTDAAR 245 0 85 0 62 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway UTDAAR 0 0 76 0 653 V768 Reference: 768 LEVEL OF EDUCATION RESP File I.D.: 02 Location: 1741 Width: 2 Country: 3 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 3 - ALL UTDNIV is a constructed variable that indicates the respondent's level of education, based on the Norwegian School System. 0 Primary 1 Primary school and vocational training 2 Secondary modern school 3 Secondary modern school & vocational training 4 High school 5 High school and vocational training 6 College (junior)/grammar school 7 (Junior) college and vocational training 8 Univesity or advanced commercial or technological college/university -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway UTDNIV 336 142 201 202 352 602 193 333 8 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Norway UTDNIV 126 0 0 45 0 654 Note: REF 769-864 have U.S. equivalents, but require extensive recoding or recoding of the equivalent U.S. variable. These variables are arranged according to the order of their U.S. equivalents. V769 Reference: 769 TYPE OF GOVT ORG WORK FR File I.D.: 02 Location: 1743 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 14 EQ 1 In your main job are you employed for a public organization (including all civil servants, employees of Crown Corporations, publicly-financed institutions such as schools, hospitals and many social agencies), a private profit-making business, or a private non-profit organization? If public organization - Do you work for any branch or agency of the federal, provincial or municipal governments, or do you work for an organization which is owned or financed mainly by government? 1 Government branch agency 2 Government owned-financed 3 Profit-making 4 Non-profit 5 Other -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Canada Q6B 366 268 1332 60 1 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Canada Q6B 550 0 0 0 Note: Canada The U.S. equivalent for Q6B is REF 15. 655 V770 Reference: 770 WORK OWN BUS OR FARM File I.D.: 02 Location: 1745 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 14 EQ 2 Is that in your own business or service, in your own professional practice, or on your own farm? 1 Business 2 Professional practice 3 Farm -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Canada Q6C 178 22 124 2253 0 0 0 Note: Canada The U.S. equivalent for Q6C is REF 16. 656 V771 Reference: 771 #EMPLOYED1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 1747 Width: 3 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: IF COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 945 EQ 1 About how many people do you employ in this business on a permanent basis, that is, for more than six months of the year? 0-994 Actual number 995 995 or more -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0-994 995 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Canada Q8 73 1 2503 0 0 0 Note: Canada The U.S. equivalent for Q8 is REF 21. 657 V772 Reference: 772 VALUE OF BUSINESS File I.D.: 02 Location: 1750 Width: 7 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 770 EQ 1 If you were to sell your business, about what would you expect to get for it? 0-9,999,994 Actual dollar value (Canadian Dollars) 9,999,995 9,999,995 or more -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0-9,999,994 9,999,995 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Canada Q12 115 1 2421 23 16 1 Note: Canada The U.S. equivalent for Q12 is REF 30. 658 V773 Reference: 773 TYPE OF FARM File I.D.: 02 Location: 1757 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 770 EQ 3 What kind of farm is this, what are your main products? 1 Grains 10 Vegetables 20 Fruits 30 Commodities - soybeans 31 Sugar beets 32 Tobacco 40 Livestock beef 41 Hogs 42 Sheep 50 Dairy 60 Poultry - chickens/geese/turkeys 70 Feed grains - hay 81 Mixed combinations 90 Sod -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 10 30 32 40 41 50 60 ---------------------------------------------------------- Canada Q14 30 6 1 1 11 2 14 3 70 80 90 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Canada Q14 1 54 1 2453 0 0 0 Note: Canada The U.S. equivalent for Q14 is REF 32. 659 V774 Reference: 774 TYPE OF FARM OWNERSHIP File I.D.: 02 Location: 1759 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 770 EQ 3 Which of the following types of ownership do you have for this farm? 1 Self, sole owner 2 Father and son co-owners 3 Family ownership 4 Farm corporation 5 Tenant only 6 Partnership -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 6 ---------------------------------------------------------- Canada Q19A 67 10 33 5 7 2 Canada Q19A -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- 2453 0 0 0 Note: Canada The U.S. equivalent for Q19A is REF 38. 660 V775 Reference: 775 BUSINESS INCORPORATED File I.D.: 02 Location: 1761 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 50 EQ 1 Is your business incorporated? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Canada Q32A 3 2 2572 0 0 0 Note: Canada The U.S. equivalent for Q32A is REF 62. The U.S. survey has an additional question, A34 REF 60, which excludes respondents whose family business does not regularly receive funds from or does not do business with the government. 661 V776 Reference: 776 PART OF LARGER CORPORATN File I.D.: 02 Location: 1763 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 68 EQ 5 Is the company or organization for which you work part of some larger corporation or organization? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Canada Q39A2 95 594 1887 1 0 0 Note: Canada The U.S. equivalent for Q39A2 is REF 69. The U.S. variable includes respondents who were coded -2 or -3 for REF 68. The Canadian variable, Q39A2, excludes those (4 cases) coded -2 (there were no cases coded -3). 662 V777 Reference: 777 WORK FR FED,PROV,OR MUN File I.D.: 02 Location: 1765 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 769 EQ 1 Respondent works for a government agency. Is this the federal, provincial or municipal government? 1 Federal 2 Provincial 3 Municipal 4 Other -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Canada Q33 62 175 128 1 2211 0 0 0 Note: Canada The U.S. equivalent for Q33 is REF 63. 663 V778 Reference: 778 POVERTY REASON2-1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 1767 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - ALL This next question is about another social issue. We would like to know what you think are some major reasons for poverty in Canada, and what you think is the most important thing that should be done about it. What would you say are some of the major reasons for the fact that certain people in Canada do not have sufficient income to support themselves and their families? (first mention) 1-97 2-digit Canadian Poverty Reasons Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-97 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Canada Q138AR1 2420 0 130 19 8 Note: Canada See Supplementary Code 36 for Canadian Poverty Reasons Code. The U.S. equivalent for Q138AR1 is REF 138. 664 V779 Reference: 779 POVERTY REASON2-2 File I.D.: 02 Location: 1769 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - ALL What would you say are some of the major reasons for the fact that certain people in Canada do not have sufficient income to support themselves and their families? (second mention) 0 Inappropriate 1-97 2-digit Canadian Poverty Reasons Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0 1-97 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Canada Q138AR2 1088 1336 153 0 0 0 Note: Canada See Supplementary Code 36 for Canadian Poverty Reasons Code. The U.S. equivalent for Q138AR2 is REF 139. 665 V780 Reference: 780 POVERTY REASON2-3 File I.D.: 02 Location: 1771 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - ALL What would you say are some of the major reasons for the fact that certain people in Canada do not have sufficient income to support themselves and their families? (third mention) 0 Inappropriate 4-97 2-digit Canadian Poverty Reasons Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0 4-97 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Canada Q138AR3 879 451 1247 0 0 0 Note: Canada See Supplementary Code 36 for Canadian Poverty Reasons Code. The U.S. equivalent for Q138AR3 is REF 140. 666 V781 Reference: 781 POVERTY SOLUTION2-1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 1773 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - ALL What do you think should be done about it? (first mention) 1-97 2-digit Canadian Poverty Solutions Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-97 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Canada Q138BS1 2217 0 306 46 8 Note: Canada See Supplementary Code 37 for Canadian Poverty Solutions Code. The U.S. equivalent for Q138BS1 is REF 144. 667 V782 Reference: 782 POVERTY SOLUTION2-2 File I.D.: 02 Location: 1775 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - ALL What do you think should be done about it? (second mention) 0 Inappropriate 1-97 2-digit Canadian Poverty Solutions Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0 1-97 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Canada Q138BS2 1412 811 354 0 0 0 Note: Canada See Supplementary Code 37 for Canadian Poverty Solutions Code. The U.S. equivalent for Q138BS2 is REF 145. 668 V783 Reference: 783 POVERTY SOLUTION2-3 File I.D.: 02 Location: 1777 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - ALL What do you think should be done about it? (third mention) 0 Inappropriate 1-97 2-digit Canadian Poverty Solutions Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0 1-97 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Canada Q138BS3 574 223 1780 0 0 0 Note: Canada See Supplementary Code 37 for Canadian Poverty Solutions Code. The U.S. equivalent for Q138BS3 is REF 146. 669 V784 Reference: 784 UNEMPLOYED MONTH BEGAN File I.D.: 02 Location: 1779 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 202 EQ 1 OR REF 865 EQ 1,-3 When were you unemployed? (month unemployment began) 1-12 Actual month -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ---------------------------------------------------------- Canada Q97BFRMO 69 41 60 63 79 79 58 53 9 10 11 12 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Canada Q97BFRMO 105 68 55 41 1691 68 47 0 Note: Canada The U.S. equivalents for Q97BFRMO are REF 204 and REF 203. 670 V785 Reference: 785 UNEMPLOYED YEAR BEGAN File I.D.: 02 Location: 1781 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 202 EQ 1 OR REF 865 EQ 1,-3 When were you unemployed? (year unemployment began) 25-82 Last two digit of actual year -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 25-82 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Canada Q97BFRYR 859 1691 14 13 0 Note: Canada The U.S. equivalents for Q97BFRYR are REF 203 and REF 204. 671 V786 Reference: 786 UNEMPLOYED MONTH ENDED File I.D.: 02 Location: 1783 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 202 EQ 1 OR REF 865 EQ 1,-3 When were you unemployed? (month unemployment ended) 0-12 Actual month -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0-12 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Canada Q97BTOMO 809 1691 43 34 0 Note: Canada The U.S. equivalents for Q97BTOMO are REF 203 and REF 204. ******************************************************************** V787 Reference: 787 UNEMPLOYED YEAR ENDED File I.D.: 02 Location: 1785 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 202 EQ 1 OR REF 865 EQ 1,-3 When were you unemployed? (year unemployment ended) 38-83 Last two digits of actual year -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 38-83 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Canada Q97BTOYR 860 1691 14 12 0 Note: Canada The U.S. equivalents for Q97BTOYR are REF 203 and REF 204. 672 V788 Reference: 788 # MONTHS UNEMPLOYED File I.D.: 02 Location: 1787 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 865 EQ 1 OR REF 7 EQ 1 AND REF 784 EQ -2,-3,-5 OR REF 785 EQ -2,-3,-5 OR REF 786 EQ -2,-3,-5 OR REF 787 EQ -2,-3,-5 (If both month and year not specified) About how long were you unemployed then? (number of months) 0-90 Actual number of months -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0-90 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Canada Q97CMOS 627 1946 2 2 0 Note: Canada The U.S. equivalent for Q97CMOS is REF 204. If VERS2 REF 7, equals 2 (housewife/unemployed), then Q97BFRMO REF 784, Q97BFRYR REF 785, Q97BTOMO REF 786 and Q97BTOYR REF 787 refer to Q97F in the housewife and unemployed questionnaire. Q97F text: "In what month and year did you begin and end your last main job?" 673 V789 Reference: 789 # YEARS UNEMPLOYED File I.D.: 02 Location: 1789 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 7 EQ 1 AND REF 784 EQ -2,-3,-5 OR REF 785 EQ -2,-3,-5 OR REF 786 EQ -2,-3,-5 OR REF 787 EQ -2,-3,-5 (If both month and year not specified) About how long were you unemployed then? (number of years) 0-9 Actual number of years -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0-9 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Canada Q97CYRS 43 2530 2 2 0 Note: Canada The U.S. equivalent for Q97CYRS is REF 205. 674 V790 Reference: 790 PREV UNEMPL MONTH BEGAN File I.D.: 02 Location: 1791 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 202 EQ 2-99,-2 Thinking about the last time you were unemployed, when was that? (month unemployment began) 0-12 Actual month -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0-12 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Canada Q97DFRMO 375 2159 33 10 0 Note: Canada The U.S. equivalent for Q97DFRMO is REF 206. ******************************************************************** V791 Reference: 791 PREV UNEMPL YEAR BEGAN File I.D.: 02 Location: 1793 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 202 EQ 2-99,-2 Thinking about the last time you were unemployed, when was that? (year unemployment began) 45-82 Last two digits of actual year -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 45-82 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Canada Q97DFRYR 402 2159 14 2 0 Note: Canada The U.S. equivalent for Q97DFRYR is REF 206. 675 V792 Reference: 792 PREV UNEMPL MONTH ENDED File I.D.: 02 Location: 1795 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 202 EQ 2-99,-2 Thinking about the last time you were unemployed, when was that? (month unemployment ended) 0-12 Actual month -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0-12 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Canada Q97DTOMO 376 2159 32 10 0 Note: Canada The U.S. equivalent for Q97DTOMO is REF 206. ******************************************************************** V793 Reference: 793 PREV UNEMPL YEAR ENDED File I.D.: 02 Location: 1797 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 202 EQ 2-99 Thinking about the last time you were unemployed, when was that? (year unemployment ended) 45-83 Last two digits of actual year -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 45-83 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Canada Q97DTOYR 401 2159 15 2 0 Note: Canada The U.S. equivalent for Q97DTOYR is REF 206. 676 V794 Reference: 794 LONGEST UNEMPL MONTH BG File I.D.: 02 Location: 1799 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 202 EQ 2-99 What was the longest stretch in which you were ever unemployed, when was that? (month unemployment began) 0-12 Actual month -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0-12 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Canada Q97EFRMO 370 2159 35 13 0 Note: Canada The U.S. equivalents for Q97EFRMO are REF 207 through REF 209. ******************************************************************** V795 Reference: 795 LONGEST UNEMPL YEAR BEG File I.D.: 02 Location: 1801 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 202 EQ 2-99,-2 What was the longest stretch in which you were ever unemployed, when was that? (year unemployment began) 30-82 Last two digits of actual year -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 30-82 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Canada Q97EFRYR 403 2159 11 4 0 Note: Canada The U.S. equivalents for Q97EFRYR are REF 207 through REF 209. 677 V796 Reference: 796 LONGEST UNEMPL MONTH END File I.D.: 02 Location: 1803 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 202 EQ 2-99,-2 What was the longest stretch in which you were ever unemployed, when was that? (month unemployment ended) 0-12 Actual month -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0-12 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Canada Q97ETOMO 370 2159 35 13 0 Note: Canada The U.S. equivalents for Q97ETOMO are REF 207 through REF 209. ******************************************************************** V797 Reference: 797 LONGEST UNEMPL YEAR END File I.D.: 02 Location: 1805 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 202 EQ 2-99,-2 What was the longest stretch in which you were ever unemployed, when was that? (year unemployment ended) 40-82 Last two digits of actual year -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 40-82 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Canada Q97ETOYR 402 2159 12 4 0 Note: Canada The U.S. equivalents for Q97ETOYR are REF 207 through REF 209. 678 V798 Reference: 798 UN-E NOT WANT JOB MO BG1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 1807 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 890 EQ 1 Since you began working in (year specified in Q91) was there ever a time when you did not have a job, and did not want to find a job? When did this or these period(s) occur? (If more than three periods, take down the three most recent) Period 1 month unemployment began 0-12 Actual month -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0-12 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Canada Q98BFRM1 430 2042 32 73 0 Note: Canada The U.S. equivalents for Q98BFRM1 are REF 211 through REF 213. 679 V799 Reference: 799 UN-E NOT WANT JOB YR BG1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 1809 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 890 EQ 1 Since you began working in (year specified in Q91) was there ever a time when you did not have a job, and did not want to find a job? When did this or these period(s) occur? (If more than three periods, take down the three most recent) Period 1 year unemployment began 31-82 Last two digits of actual year -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 31-82 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Canada Q98BFRY1 516 2042 8 11 0 Note: Canada The U.S. equivalents for Q98BFRY1 are REF 211 through REF 213. 680 V800 Reference: 800 UN-E NOT WANT JOB MO EN1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 1811 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 890 EQ 1 Since you began working in (year specified in Q91) was there ever a time when you did not have a job, and did not want to find a job? When did this or these period(s) occur? (If more than three periods, take down the three most recent) Period 1 month unemployment ended 0-12 Actual month -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0-12 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Canada Q98BTOM1 429 2042 33 73 0 Note: Canada The U.S. equivalents for Q98BTOM1 are REF 211 through REF 213. 681 V801 Reference: 801 UN-E NOT WANT JOB YR EN1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 1813 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 890 EQ 1 Since you began working in (year specified in Q91) was there ever a time when you did not have a job, and did not want to find a job? When did this or these period(s) occur? (If more than three periods, take down the three most recent) Period 1 year unemployment ended 41-82 Last two digits of actual year -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 41-82 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Canada Q98BTOY1 516 2042 8 11 0 Note: Canada The U.S. equivalents for Q98BTOY1 are REF 211 through REF 213. 682 V802 Reference: 802 UN-E NOT WANT JOB MO BG2 File I.D.: 02 Location: 1815 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 890 EQ 1 Since you began working in (year specified in Q91) was there ever a time when you did not have a job, and did not want to find a job? When did this or these period(s) occur? (If more than three periods, take down the three most recent) Period 2 month unemployment began 0-12 Actual month -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0-12 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Canada Q98BFRM2 100 2463 7 7 0 Note: Canada The U.S. equivalents for Q98BFRM2 are REF 211 through REF 213. 683 V803 Reference: 803 UN-E NOT WANT JOB YR BG2 File I.D.: 02 Location: 1817 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 890 EQ 1 Since you began working in (year specified in Q91) was there ever a time when you did not have a job, and did not want to find a job? When did this or these period(s) occur? (If more than three periods, take down the three most recent) Period 2 year unemployment began 47-82 Last two digits of actual year -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 47-82 -1 -2 -3 ---------------------------------------------------------- Canada Q98BFRY2 109 2463 3 2 Note: Canada The U.S. equivalents for Q98BFRY2 are REF 211 through REF 213. 684 V804 Reference: 804 UN-E NOT WANT JOB MO EN2 File I.D.: 02 Location: 1819 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 890 EQ 1 Since you began working in (year specified in Q91) was there ever a time when you did not have a job, and did not want to find a job? When did this or these period(s) occur? (If more than three periods, take down the three most recent) Period 2 month unemployment ended 0-12 Actual month -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0-12 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Canada Q98BTOM2 98 2463 9 7 0 Note: Canada The U.S. equivalents for Q98BTOM2 are REF 211 through REF 213. 685 V805 Reference: 805 UN-E NOT WANT JOB YR EN2 File I.D.: 02 Location: 1821 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 890 EQ 1 Since you began working in (year specified in Q91) was there ever a time when you did not have a job, and did not want to find a job? When did this or these period(s) occur? (If more than three periods, take down the three most recent) Period 2 year unemployment ended 47-82 Last two digits of actual year -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 47-82 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Canada Q98BTOY2 111 2463 2 1 0 Note: Canada The U.S. equivalents for Q98BTOY2 are REF 211 through REF 213. 686 V806 Reference: 806 UN-E NOT WANT JOB MO BG3 File I.D.: 02 Location: 1823 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 890 EQ 1 Since you began working in (year specified in Q91) was there ever a time when you did not have a job, and did not want to find a job? When did this or these period(s) occur? (If more than three periods, take down the three most recent) Period 3 month unemployment began 0-12 Actual month -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0-12 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Canada Q98BFRM3 44 2530 2 1 0 Note: Canada The U.S. equivalents for Q98BFRM3 are REF 211 through REF 213. 687 V807 Reference: 807 UN-E NOT WANT JOB YR BG3 File I.D.: 02 Location: 1825 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 890 EQ 1 Since you began working in (year specified in Q91) was there ever a time when you did not have a job, and did not want to find a job? When did this or these period(s) occur? (If more than three periods, take down the three most recent) Period 3 year unemployment began 45-82 Last two digits of actual year -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 45-82 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Canada Q98BFRY3 45 2530 2 0 0 Note: Canada The U.S. equivalents for Q98BFRY3 are REF 211 through REF 213. 688 V808 Reference: 808 UN-E NOT WANT JOB MO EN3 File I.D.: 02 Location: 1827 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 890 EQ 1 Since you began working in (year specified in Q91) was there ever a time when you did not have a job, and did not want to find a job? When did this or these period(s) occur? (If more than three periods, take down the three most recent) Period 3 month unemployment ended 0-12 Actual month -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0-12 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Canada Q98BTOM3 44 2529 3 1 0 Note: Canada The U.S. equivalents for Q98BTOM3 are REF 211 through REF 213. 689 V809 Reference: 809 UN-E NOT WANT JOB YR EN3 File I.D.: 02 Location: 1829 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 890 EQ 1 Since you began working in (year specified in Q91) was there ever a time when you did not have a job, and did not want to find a job? When did this or these period(s) occur? (If more than three periods, take down the three most recent) Period 3 year unemployment ended 0-82 Last two digits of actual year -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0-82 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Canada Q98BTOY3 47 2528 2 0 0 Note: Canada The U.S. equivalents for Q98BTOY3 are REF 211 through REF 213. 690 V810 Reference: 810 UN-E ACTIVITY1 SCHOOL File I.D.: 02 Location: 1831 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 890 EQ 1 What did you do during (this/these) time period(s)? Period 1 - Went to school? 1 Yes, went to school -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Canada Q98CWTS1 86 2491 0 0 0 Note: Canada The U.S. equivalents for Q98CWTS1 are REF 214 through REF 215. 691 V811 Reference: 811 UN-E ACTIVITY1 MARRIED File I.D.: 02 Location: 1833 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 890 EQ 1 What did you do during (this/these) time period(s)? Period 1 - Married, raised a family? 1 Yes, married, raised a family -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Canada Q98CMRF1 316 2261 0 0 0 Note: Canada The U.S. equivalents for Q98CMRF1 are REF 214 through REF 215. 692 V812 Reference: 812 UN-E ACTIVITY1 ILL/DISBL File I.D.: 02 Location: 1835 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 890 EQ 1 What did you do during (this/these) time period(s)? Period 1 - Ill, disabled? 1 Yes, ill, disabled -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Canada Q98CID1 28 2549 0 0 0 Note: Canada The U.S. equivalents for Q98CID1 are REF 214 through REF 215. 693 V813 Reference: 813 UN-E ACTIVITY1 TRAVEL File I.D.: 02 Location: 1837 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 890 EQ 1 What did you do during (this/these) time period(s)? Period 1 - Travelled? 1 Yes, travelled -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Canada Q98CT1 53 2524 0 0 0 Note: Canada The U.S. equivalents for Q98CT1 are REF 214 through REF 215. 694 V814 Reference: 814 UN-E ACTIVITY1 NO NEED File I.D.: 02 Location: 1839 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF Q98A EQ 1 What did you do during (this/these) time period(s)? Period 1 - No need, didn't feel like working? 1 Yes, no need, didn't feel like working -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Canada Q98CNNW1 63 2514 0 0 0 Note: Canada The U.S. equivalents for Q98CNNW1 are REF 214 through REF 215. 695 V815 Reference: 815 UN-E ACTIVITY1 OTHER File I.D.: 02 Location: 1841 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF Q98A EQ 1 What did you do during (this/these) time period(s)? Period 1 0 Other activities (not specified) 1 Attended powwow 2 Built house 3 Worked on family farm 4 Odd jobs 5 Took care of ill family member(s) 6 Took acting lessons 7 Played hockey 8 Did volunteer work 9 Sought new career 10 Wrote poetry -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 ---------------------------------------------------------- Canada Q98CO1A 519 1 2 1 3 3 1 1 8 9 10 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Canada Q98CO1A 1 0 0 2044 0 1 0 Note: Canada The U.S. equivalents for Q98CO1A are REF 214 through REF 215. 696 V816 Reference: 816 UN-E ACTIVITY2 SCHOOL File I.D.: 02 Location: 1843 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 890 EQ 1 What did you do during (this/these) time period(s)? Period 2 - Went to school? 1 Yes, went to school -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Canada Q98CWTS2 18 2559 0 0 0 Note: Canada The U.S. equivalents for Q98CWTS2 are REF 214 through REF 215. 697 V817 Reference: 817 UN-E ACTIVITY2 MARRIED File I.D.: 02 Location: 1845 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 890 EQ 1 What did you do during (this/these) time period(s)? Period 2 - Married, raised a family? 1 Yes, married, raised a family -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Canada Q98CMRF2 58 2519 0 0 0 Note: Canada The U.S. equivalents for Q98CMRF2 are REF 214 through REF 215. 698 V818 Reference: 818 UN-E ACTIVITY2 ILL/DISBL File I.D.: 02 Location: 1847 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 890 EQ 1 What did you do during (this/these) time period(s)? Period 2 - Ill, disabled? 1 Yes, ill, disabled -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Canada Q98CID2 5 2572 0 0 0 Note: Canada The U.S. equivalents for Q98CID2 are REF 214 through REF 215. 699 V819 Reference: 819 UN-E ACTIVITY2 TRAVEL File I.D.: 02 Location: 1849 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 890 EQ 1 What did you do during (this/these) time period(s)? Period 2 - Travelled? 1 Yes, travelled -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Canada Q98CT2 12 2565 0 0 0 Note: Canada The U.S. equivalents for Q98CT2 are REF 214 through REF 215. 700 V820 Reference: 820 UN-E ACTIVITY2 NO NEED File I.D.: 02 Location: 1851 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 890 EQ 1 What did you do during (this/these) time period(s)? Period 2 - No need, didn't feel like working? 1 Yes, no need, didn't feel like working -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------------- Canada Q98CNNW2 20 2557 0 0 0 Note: Canada The U.S. equivalents for Q98CNNW2 are REF 214 through REF 215. 701 V821 Reference: 821 UN-E ACTIVITY2 OTHER File I.D.: 02 Location: 1853 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 890 EQ 1 What did you do during (this/these) time period(s)? Period 2 0 Other activities (not specified) 1 Attended powwow 2 Built house 3 Worked on family farm 4 Odd jobs 5 Took care of ill family member(s) 6 Took acting lessons 7 Played hockey 8 Did volunteer work 10 Wrote poetry -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 --------------------------------------------------- Canada Q98CO2A 110 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 8 10 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------- Canada Q98CO2A 0 1 2465 0 0 0 Note: Canada The U.S. equivalents for Q98CO2A are REF 214 through REF 215. 702 V822 Reference: 822 UN-E ACTIVITY3 SCHOOL File I.D.: 02 Location: 1855 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 890 EQ 1 What did you do during (this/these) time period(s)? Period 3 - Went to school? 1 Yes, went to school -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------- Canada Q98CWTS3 10 2567 0 0 0 Note: Canada The U.S. equivalents for Q98CWTS3 are REF 214 through REF 215. 703 V823 Reference: 823 UN-E ACTIVITY3 MARRIED File I.D.: 02 Location: 1857 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 890 EQ 1 What did you do during (this/these) time period(s)? Period 3 - Married, raised a family? 1 Yes, married, raised a family -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------- Canada Q98CMRF3 24 2553 0 0 0 Note: Canada The U.S. equivalents for Q98CMRF3 are REF 214 through REF 215. 704 V824 Reference: 824 UN-E ACTIVITY3 ILL/DISBL File I.D.: 02 Location: 1859 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 890 EQ 1 What did you do during (this/these) time period(s)? Period 3 - Ill, disabled? 1 Yes, ill, disabled -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------- Canada Q98CID3 2 2575 0 0 0 Note: Canada The U.S. equivalents for Q98CID3 are REF 214 through REF 215. 705 V825 Reference: 825 UN-E ACTIVITY3 TRAVEL File I.D.: 02 Location: 1861 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 890 EQ 1 What did you do during (this/these) time period(s)? Period 3 - Travelled? 1 Yes, travelled -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------- Canada Q98CT3 4 2573 0 0 0 Note: Canada The U.S. equivalents for Q98CT3 are REF 214 through REF 215. 706 V826 Reference: 826 UN-E ACTIVITY3 NO NEED File I.D.: 02 Location: 1863 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 890 EQ 1 What did you do during (this/these) time period(s)? Period 3 - No need, didn't feel like working? 1 Yes, no need, didn't feel like working -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------- Canada Q98CNNW3 5 2572 0 0 0 Note: Canada The U.S. equivalents for Q98CNNW3 are REF 214 through REF 215. 707 V827 Reference: 827 UN-E ACTIVITY3 OTHER File I.D.: 02 Location: 1865 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 890 EQ 1 What did you do during (this/these) time period(s)? Period 3 0 Other activities (not specified) 1 Attended powwow 2 Built house 3 Worked on family farm 4 Odd jobs 5 Took care of ill family member(s) 6 Took acting lessons 7 Played hockey 8 Did volunteer work 9 Sought new career 10 Wrote poetry -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 --------------------------------------------------- Canada Q98CO3A 44 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 8 9 10 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------- Canada Q98CO3A 0 1 0 2531 0 0 0 Note: Canada The U.S. equivalents for Q98CO3A are REF 214 through REF 215. 708 V828 Reference: 828 LAST UN-E MONTH BEGAN File I.D.: 02 Location: 1867 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 217 EQ 1 When was the last time you were unemployed, without a job but wanting to find a job? (month unemployment began) 0-12 Actual month -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0-12 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------- Canada Q99BFRMO 27 2545 3 2 0 Note: Canada The U.S. equivalents for Q99BFRMO are REF 218 through REF 221. ******************************************************************** V829 Reference: 829 LAST UN-E YEAR BEGAN File I.D.: 02 Location: 1869 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 217 EQ 1 When was the last time you were unemployed, without a job but wanting to find a job? (year unemployment began) 36-82 Last two digit of actual year -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 36-82 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------- Canada Q99BFRYR 29 2545 2 1 0 Note: Canada The U.S. equivalents for Q99BFRYR are REF 218 through REF 221. 709 V830 Reference: 830 LAST UN-E MONTH ENDED File I.D.: 02 Location: 1871 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 217 EQ 1 When was the last time you were unemployed, without a job but wanting to find a job? (month unemployment ended) 1-12 Actual month -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-12 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------- Canada Q99BTOMO 27 2545 2 3 0 Note: Canada The U.S. equivalents for Q99BTOMO are REF 218 through REF 221. ******************************************************************** V831 Reference: 831 LAST UN-E YEAR ENDED File I.D.: 02 Location: 1873 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 217 EQ 1 When was the last time you were unemployed, without a job but wanting to find a job? (year unemployment ended) 39-82 Last two digit of actual year -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 39-82 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------- Canada Q99BTOYR 29 2545 2 1 0 Note: Canada The U.S. equivalents for Q99BTOYR are REF 218 through REF 221. 710 V832 Reference: 832 # WEEKS UNEMPLOYED File I.D.: 02 Location: 1875 Width: 3 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 8 EQ 2 For how many weeks have you been unemployed, that is out of work, without a job, but wanting to find a job? 1-520 Actual number of weeks -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-520 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------- Canada Q99D 453 2092 3 29 0 Note: Canada The U.S. equivalent for Q99D is REF 222. ******************************************************************** V833 Reference: 833 HOW SUPPORT SELF 1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 1878 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 8 EQ 2 How have you supported yourself during this period of unemployment? (first mention) 1-43 2-digit Canadian Means of Support Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-43 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------- Canada Q99E1 453 2092 0 30 2 Note: Canada See Supplementary Code 38 for Canadian Means of Support Code. 711 V834 Reference: 834 HOW SUPPORT SELF 2 File I.D.: 02 Location: 1880 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 8 EQ 2 How have you supported yourself during this period of unemployment? (second mention) 0-44 2-digit Canadian Means of Support Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0-44 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------- Canada Q99E2 448 2128 0 1 0 Note: Canada See Supplementary Code 38 for Canadian Means of Support Code. ******************************************************************** V835 Reference: 835 LONGEST UN-E MO BEGAN File I.D.: 02 Location: 1882 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 221 EQ 1 AND REF 1055 NE 1 When was the longest stretch of unemployment you ever had? (month unemployment began) 1-12 Actual month -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-12 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------- Canada Q99JFRMO 101 2462 11 3 0 Note: Canada The U.S. equivalents for Q99JFRMO are REF 231 through REF 234. 712 V836 Reference: 836 LONGEST UN-E MO ENDED File I.D.: 02 Location: 1884 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 229 EQ 1 AND REF 1055 NE 1 When was the longest stretch of unemployment you ever had? (month unemployment ended) 1-12 Actual month -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-12 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------- Canada Q99JTOMO 99 2462 12 4 0 Note: Canada The U.S. equivalents for Q99JTOMO are REF 231 through REF 234. ******************************************************************** V837 Reference: 837 LONGEST UN-E YR BEGAN File I.D.: 02 Location: 1886 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 229 EQ 1 AND REF 1055 NE 1 When was the longest stretch of unemployment you ever had? (year unemployment began) 50-82 Last two digits of actual year -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 50-82 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------- Canada Q99JFRYR 109 2462 5 1 0 Note: Canada The U.S. equivalents for Q99JFRYR are REF 231 through REF 234. 713 V838 Reference: 838 LONGEST UN-E YR ENDED File I.D.: 02 Location: 1888 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 229 EQ 1 AND REF 1055 NE 1 When was the longest stretch of unemployment you ever had? (year unemployment ended) 51-83 Last two digits of actual year -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 51-83 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------- Canada Q99JTOYR 108 2462 5 2 0 Note: Canada The U.S. equivalents for Q99JTOYR are REF 231 through REF 234. 714 V839 Reference: 839 # TIMES ON STRIKE File I.D.: 02 Location: 1890 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 275 EQ 1 OR REF 277 EQ 1 How many times, if any, have you been on strike or taken part in a work stoppage? 1-12 Actual number 97 None -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-12 97 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------- Canada Q89 494 765 1318 0 0 0 Note: Canada The U.S. equivalents for Q89 are REF 286 and REF 291. The Canadian variable, Q89, includes respondents who are or have been union members. The U.S. variables, REF 286 and REF 291, include all who are or have been working. 715 V840 Reference: 840 MOST RECENT STRIKE INVOL File I.D.: 02 Location: 1892 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 839 NE 97,-1 When was the most recent time you were involved in a strike or work stoppage? 48-82 Last two digits of actual year -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 48-82 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------- Canada Q90A 477 2083 11 6 0 Note: Canada The U.S. equivalent for Q90A is REF 290. The Canadian variable, Q90A, includes respondents who are or have been union members. The U.S. variable, REF 290, includes all who are or have been working. 716 V841 Reference: 841 MARITAL STATUS-CANADA File I.D.: 02 Location: 1894 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 301 EQ 2 Are you married, widowed, divorced, separated, or never married? 1 Married 2 Widowed 3 Divorced 4 Separated 5 Never married -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 --------------------------------------------------- Canada Q119B 4 69 101 78 515 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------- Canada Q119B 1810 0 0 0 Note: Canada The U.S. equivalent for Q119B is REF 302. 717 V842 Reference: 842 GROUP ISSUE 1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 1896 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 399 EQ 1 In the last year or so, have you participated in any groups or organizations which are active in such things as attempting to influence public officials, promoting the rights of a particular group of people, or participating in electoral politics? What is the most important issue with which this group or organization is concerned? (first mention) 1-97 2-digit Canadian Group Issues Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-97 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------- Canada Q150A1 255 2318 2 2 0 Note: Canada See Supplementary Code 39 for Canadian Group Issues Code. The U.S. equivalent for Q150A1 is REF 402. 718 V843 Reference: 843 GROUP ISSUE 2 File I.D.: 02 Location: 1898 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 399 EQ 1 What is the most important issue with which this group or organization is concerned? (second mention) 0-87 2-digit Canadian Group Issues Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0-87 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------- Canada Q150A2 259 2318 0 0 0 Note: Canada See Supplementary Code 39 for Canadian Group Issues Code. The U.S. equivalent for Q150A2 is REF 403. 719 V844 Reference: 844 POLITICAL OPINION GRP File I.D.: 02 Location: 1900 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 399 EQ 1 Many people think of political philosophies and attitudes as being on the left or right. Here is a scale stretching from left to right, with "1" being most to the left and "7" most to the right. When you think of the political opinions of this group, Q145-REF 399, where would you put most of the members on this scale? 1 Left 2 3 4 5 6 7 Right -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 --------------------------------------------------- Canada Q151A 5 15 38 88 44 27 20 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------- Canada Q151A 2318 0 14 8 Note: Canada The U.S. equivalent for Q151A is REF 405. 720 V845 Reference: 845 GROUP PARTICIPATION 1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 1902 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 399 EQ 1 What are the main ways you participate in this group or organization? (first mention) 1-95 2-digit Canadian Group Participation Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-95 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------- Canada Q152A 252 2318 1 6 0 Note: Canada See Supplementary Code 40 for Canadian Group Participation Code. The U.S. equivalent for Q152A is REF 409. 721 V846 Reference: 846 GROUP PARTICIPATION 2 File I.D.: 02 Location: 1904 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 399 EQ 1 What are the main ways you participate in this group or organization? (second mention) 0 No longer a member 1 Official 2 Activist, volunteer 3 Supporter, member 4 Sympathizer 5 Not codeable -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0 1 2 3 4 5 --------------------------------------------------- Canada Q152B 6 72 99 70 7 2 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------- Canada Q152B 2318 0 3 0 Note: Canada The U.S. equivalent for Q152B is REF 410. 722 V847 Reference: 847 FED POLITICS POSITION File I.D.: 02 Location: 1906 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - ALL Thinking of federal politics, do you think of yourself as a Liberal, Conservative, NDP, Social Credit, or what? 1 Liberal 2 Progressive conservative 3 NDP 4 Social credit 5 Other 6 Independent or none -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 6 --------------------------------------------------- Canada Q153A 659 683 281 21 15 370 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------- Canada Q153A 0 494 0 54 Note: Canada The U.S. equivalent for Q153A is REF 412. 723 V848 Reference: 848 CLASS File I.D.: 02 Location: 1908 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 425 EQ 5,-2 Many people say they belong to the working class, the middle class or the upper-middle class. If you had to make a choice, which class would you say you belong to? 1 Working 2 Middle 3 Upper-middle 4 Can't say -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------- Canada Q143C 504 656 63 173 1181 0 0 0 Note: Canada The U.S. equivalent for Q143C is REF 427. 724 V849 Reference: 849 EDUCATION LEVEL File I.D.: 02 Location: 1910 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - ALL What is the highest level of education that you have completed? (If not educated in this country, circle category which best describes educational attainment) 1 No formal schooling 2 Some elementary schooling 3 Completed elementary schooling 4 Some secondary schooling 5 Secondary schooling 6 Some vocational schooling 7 Vocational schooling 8 Some post-secondary, non-university schooling 9 Post-secondary, non-university schooling 10 Some nursing, teacher's college 11 Nursing, teacher's college 12 Some community college 13 Community college 14 Some university 15 Certificate or diploma 16 Bachelors degree 17 Masters degree 18 Doctorate 19 Professional degree -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 --------------------------------------------------- Canada Q100A 3 143 172 549 489 56 161 46 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 --------------------------------------------------- Canada Q100A 148 9 76 82 156 129 45 207 17 18 19 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------- Canada Q100A 59 8 39 0 0 0 0 Note: Canada The U.S. equivalents for Q100A are REF 436-REF 444. 725 V850 Reference: 850 FIELD OF STUDY 1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 1912 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 849 EQ 8-19 What was your major subject or field of study? (first mention) 1-97 3-digit Major Subject/Field Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-97 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------- Canada Q100B 934 1619 0 24 0 Note: Canada See Supplementary Code 41 for Major Subject/Field Code. The U.S. equivalents for Q100B are REF 436 through REF 444. 726 V851 Reference: 851 FIELD OF STUDY 2 File I.D.: 02 Location: 1914 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 849 EQ 8-19 What was your major subject or field of study? (second mention) 1-25 3-digit Major Subject/Field Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-25 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------- Canada Q100BB 46 2531 0 0 0 Note: Canada See Supplementary Code 41 for Major Subject/Field Code. The U.S. equivalents for Q100BB are REF 436 through REF 444. 727 V852 Reference: 852 YEAR EDUC COMPLETED File I.D.: 02 Location: 1916 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - ALL In what year was this highest level completed? 12-82 Last two digits of actual year 97 Still attending -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 12-82 97 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------- Canada Q100C 2444 39 0 26 68 0 Note: Canada The U.S. equivalents for Q100C are REF 436 through REF 444. 728 V853 Reference: 853 # YEARS ATTENDED SCHOOL File I.D.: 02 Location: 1918 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - ALL How many years were you in school altogether? 2-25 Actual number of years 50 10 years plus 3 years night school 51 12 years plus RN 52 10 years plus some night 53 8 years plus upgrading 54 18 years plus 4 years part-time 55 Undocumented code 56 10 years plus correspondence -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 2-25 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 --------------------------------------------------- Canada Q100D 2516 1 1 1 2 2 1 1 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------- Canada Q100D 0 2 50 0 Note: Canada The U.S. equivalents for Q100D are REF 436 through REF 444. 729 V854 Reference: 854 CURRENTLY STUDENT File I.D.: 02 Location: 1920 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - ALL Are you currently enrolled in an educational programme as a full-time student, part-time student, or you are not enrolled? 1 Full-time student 2 Part-time student 3 Not a student -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------- Canada Q100E 76 200 2301 0 0 0 0 Note: Canada The U.S. equivalents for Q100E are REF 436 through REF 444. 730 V855 Reference: 855 AREA LIVED GROWING UP File I.D.: 02 Location: 1922 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - ALL When you were growing up, did you live mostly in a city or town, or in a rural area? (If moved a great deal, ask for area at age 16) 1 City or town 2 Rural area -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------- Canada Q166A 1542 1033 1 0 0 1 Note: Canada The U.S. equivalent for Q166A is REF 448. 731 V856 Reference: 856 ATTEND RELIGIOUS SERV File I.D.: 02 Location: 1924 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 457 EQ 1 Do you attend religious services now? What religion is that--Protestant, Roman Catholic, Jewish or another faith? 1 Protestant 2 Roman Catholic 3 Jewish 4 Other -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------- Canada Q168C 521 810 13 88 1141 0 0 4 Note: Canada The U.S. equivalent for Q168C is REF 458. 732 V857 Reference: 857 HOW OFTEN ATTEND2 File I.D.: 02 Location: 1926 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 457 EQ 1 How often do you usually attend services--is that more than once a week, about once a week, two or three times a month, about once a month, or a few times a year? 1 More than once a week 2 About once a week 3 Two or three times a month 4 About once a month 5 A few times a year -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 --------------------------------------------------- Canada Q168E 181 540 190 173 346 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q168E 1145 0 1 1 Note: Canada The U.S. equivalent for Q168E is REF 459. 733 V858 Reference: 858 COMPANY NAME1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 1928 Width: 4 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 769 EQ 2-5 What is the official name of the company, business or organization for which you work? 1-1375 4-digit Canadian Company Name Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-1375 -1 -2 -3 -5 ----------------------------------------------------- Canada Q40 1626 916 1 9 25 Note: Canada See Supplementary Code 42 for Canadian Company Name Code. The U.S. equivalent for Q40 is REF 521. **All respondents coded to zero for reasons of confidentiality - see introduction. 734 V859 Reference: 859 LARGER COMPANY NAME 1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 1932 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 858 EQ 1 What is the name of the larger corporation or organization? (first mention) 1-96 2-digit Canadian Larger Corporation/Organization Name Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-96 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q41B 132 2419 21 0 5 Note: Canada See Supplementary Code 43 for Canadian Larger Corporation/Organization Name Code. The U.S. equivalent for Q41B is REF 522. **All respondents coded to zero for reasons of confidentiality - see introduction. 735 V860 Reference: 860 LARGER COMPANY NAME 2 File I.D.: 02 Location: 1934 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 858 EQ 1 What is the name of the larger corporation or organization? (second mention) 1-99 2-digit (second mention) Canadian Larger Corporation/Organization Name Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-99 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q41B2 110 2467 0 0 0 Note: Canada See Supplementary Code 44 for (second mention) Canadian Larger Corporation/Organization Name Code. The U.S. equivalent for Q41B2 is REF 522. **All respondents coded to zero for reasons of confidentiality - see introduction. 736 V861 Reference: 861 LARGER COMPANY NAME 3 File I.D.: 02 Location: 1936 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 858 EQ 1 What is the name of the larger corporation or organization? (third mention) 1-22 2-digit (third mention) Canadian Larger Corporation/Organization Name Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-22 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q41B3 21 2556 0 0 0 Note: Canada See Supplementary Code 45 for (third mention) Canadian Larger Corporation/Organization Name Code. The U.S. equivalent for Q41B3 is REF 522. **All respondents coded to zero for reasons of confidentiality - see introduction. 737 V862 Reference: 862 HOW LONG LAST UNE-E File I.D.: 02 Location: 1938 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 828 EQ -2,-3,-5 OR REF 829 EQ -2,-3,-5 OR REF 830 EQ -2,-3,-5 OR REF 831 EQ -2,-3,-5 When was the last time you were unemployed, without a job but wanting to find a job? For how long were you unemployed then? 1-51 Amount of time in weeks -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-51 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q99C 4 2571 2 0 0 738 V863 Reference: 863 MONTH BEGAN MAIN JOB File I.D.: 02 Location: 1940 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 7 EQ 1 These next questions are about job changes you may have made in the past. A change in jobs can either be a change in employers or a substantial change in the duties and job title of your job for the same employer. This does not include a promotion in which you do basically the same task. First of all could you tell me what month and year you first began working at your present main job? 1-12 Actual month -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-12 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q100MO 1684 792 41 60 0 Note: Canada The Canadian variable, Q100MO, is Q100F in the Canadian questionnaire. 739 V864 Reference: 864 YEAR BEGAN MAIN JOB File I.D.: 02 Location: 1942 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 7 EQ 1 Could you tell me what month and year you first began working at your present main job? 1-83 Last 2 digits of year -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-83 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q100YR 1758 792 6 21 0 Note: Canada The Canadian variable, Q100YR, is Q100F in the Canadian questionnaire. 740 Note: REF 865-907 These variables are the original versions of variables recoded to match U.S. equivalents. These original variables contain data lost in recoding. The U.S. equivalents have the same variable name with an X added to the end. V865 Reference: 865 WORK JOB REGULAR BASIS File I.D.: 02 Location: 1944 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 7 EQ 2 Have you ever worked at a job on a regular basis for most of the year? This means that you were working at least 8 hours a week at a paying job for more than six months during the year. 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------- Canada Q1A 583 207 1785 0 2 0 Note: Canada Q1AX is REF 9. Q1AX excludes respondents who are unemployed or have worked before. 741 V866 Reference: 866 BUSINESS VALUE2 File I.D.: 02 Location: 1946 Width: 7 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 7 EQ 1 AND REF 14 EQ 3 If your family were to sell this (business/farm), about what do you think it would be worth? (Canadian Dollars) 45,000-1,000,000 Actual value in Canadian Dollars -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 45,000-1,000,000 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- Canada Q30 11 2560 5 1 0 Note: Canada Q30X is REF 56. Q30X was reduced from 7 to 6 digits. 742 V867 Reference: 867 # EMPLOYED2 File I.D.: 02 Location: 1953 Width: 5 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 769 EQ 2-5 Now could you tell me about how many people are employed in the location where you work? That could be the division, branch, plant, office, store or subsidiary. 1-18,000 Actual number -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-18,000 -1 -2 -3 -5 -------------------------------------------------- Canada Q39C 1181 916 480 0 0 Note: Canada Q39CX is REF 72. Q39CX excludes respondents working for a company with more than 1 location. 743 V868 Reference: 868 APPROX # EMPLOYED File I.D.: 02 Location: 1958 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 867 EQ -2 Would it be fewer than 10, 10 to 50, 101 to 500, 501 to 1,000, 1,001 to 10,000, or over 10,000? 1 Fewer than 10 2 10 to 50 3 51 to 100 4 101 to 500 5 501 to 1,000 6 1,001 to 10,000 7 Over 10,000 -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q39C2 46 109 60 126 60 43 6 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q39C2 2097 30 0 0 Note: Canada Q39C2X is REF 73. Q39C2X excludes respondents working for a company with more than 1 location. 744 V869 Reference: 869 PART OF LARGER ORG File I.D.: 02 Location: 1960 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 769 EQ 2-5 Is this part of some larger corporation or organization with a different name? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------- Canada Q41A 289 1268 916 104 0 0 Note: Canada Q41AX is REF 74. Q41AX excludes respondents working for a company with only 1 location. 745 V870 Reference: 870 SUPERVISE OTHERS1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 1962 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 7 EQ 1 OR REF 14 EQ 1 AND REF 33 GT 1 OR REF 36 GT 1 OR REF 45 GT 1 OR REF 52 GT 1 As an official part of your main job, do you supervise the work of other employees or tell other employees what work to do? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 -------------------------------------------------- Canada Q72 744 1400 428 0 5 0 Note: Canada Q72X is REF 93. Q72X excludes all self-employed respondents. 746 V871 Reference: 871 PAST SUPERVISED OTHERS File I.D.: 02 Location: 1964 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 870 EQ 5 In the past, have you ever had a job in which you supervised the work of other employees or told other employees what work to do? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q72A 506 894 1177 0 0 0 Note: Canada Q72AX is REF 94. Q72AX excludes all self-employed respondents. 747 V872 Reference: 872 OCC OF SUBORDINATE File I.D.: 02 Location: 1966 Width: 3 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 1022 EQ 1 How many people do you directly supervise? One. What are this person's (person in Q73A-REF 1003) main activities? 1-991 3-digit 1980 Standard Occupational Classification Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-991 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q73B 123 2449 0 5 0 Note: Canada See Supplementary Code 63 for 3-digit Standard Occupational Classification Code. Q73BX is REF 96. Q73BX excludes all self-employed respondents. 748 V873 Reference: 873 SUBORDINATE HAVE SUBORD File I.D.: 02 Location: 1969 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 870 EQ 1 (Does/Do any of) the person(s) you supervise have any people working under (him/her/them)? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 -------------------------------------------------- Canada Q74 206 538 1833 0 0 0 Note: Canada Q74X is REF 97. Q74X excludes all self-employed respondents. 749 V874 Reference: 874 DECIDE TASKS OF SUBORD2 File I.D.: 02 Location: 1971 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 870 EQ 1 As part of your job, are you directly responsible for deciding the specific tasks or jobs to be done by the people you supervise? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q75A 623 121 1833 0 0 0 Note: Canada Q75AX is REF 98. Q75AX excludes all self-employed respondents. 750 V875 Reference: 875 DECIDE PROCEDURES/TOOLS File I.D.: 02 Location: 1973 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 5Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 870 EQ 1 As part of your job are you directly responsible for deciding what procedures, tools or materials they use in doing their work? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q75B 533 211 1833 0 0 0 Note: Canada Q75BX is REF 99. Q75BX excludes all self-employed respondents. 751 V876 Reference: 876 DECIDE PACE OF WORK2 File I.D.: 02 Location: 1975 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 870 EQ 1 As part of your job, are you directly responsible for deciding how fast they work, how long they work or how much work they have to get done? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q75C 496 247 1833 0 1 0 Note: Canada Q75CX is REF 100. Q75CX excludes all self-employed respondents. 752 V877 Reference: 877 MOST INFLUENCE PAY RAISE File I.D.: 02 Location: 1977 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 870 EQ 1 We would like to know if, as part of your job, you can influence the pay, promotion or discipline of the people you supervise. Do you have any influence on granting a pay raise or a promotion to a person you supervise? If yes, who has the greatest influence, you or someone higher up in the organization? 1 Someone higher up has the greatest influence 2 Respondent has influence similar to someone higher up 3 Respondent has the greatest influence 5 Respondent has no influence -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q77A 135 52 138 416 1833 0 3 0 Note: Canada Q77AX is REF 101 and X77A is REF 102. Q77AX and X77A exclude all self-employed respondents. 753 V878 Reference: 878 MOST INFLUENCE DEMOTE File I.D.: 02 Location: 1979 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 870 EQ 1 Do you have any influence on preventing a person you supervise from getting a pay raise or promotion because of poor work or misbehaviour? If yes, who has the greatest influence, you or someone higher up in the organization? 1 Someone higher up has the greatest influence 2 Respondent has influence similar to someone higher up 3 Respondent has the greatest influence 5 Respondent has no influence -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q77B 172 60 165 343 1833 1 3 0 Note: Canada Q77BX is REF 104 and X77B is REF 105. Q77BX and X77B exclude all self-employed respondents. 754 V879 Reference: 879 MOST INFLUENCE FIRING File I.D.: 02 Location: 1981 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 870 EQ 1 Do you have any influence on firing or temporarily suspending a person you supervise? If yes, who has the greatest influence, you or someone higher up in the organization? 1 Someone higher up has the greatest influence 2 Respondent has influence similar to someone higher up 3 Respondent has the greatest influence 5 Respondent has no influence -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q77C 156 59 161 366 1833 0 2 0 Note: Canada Q77CX is REF 107 and X77C is REF 108. Q77CX and X77C exclude all self-employed respondents. 755 V880 Reference: 880 MOST INFLUENCE WARNING File I.D.: 02 Location: 1983 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 870 EQ 1 Do you have any influence on issuing a formal warning to a person you supervise? If yes, who has the greatest influence, you or someone higher up in the organization? 1 Someone higher up has the greatest influence 2 Respondent has influence similar to someone higher up 3 Respondent has the greatest influence 5 Respondent has no influence -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q77D 196 59 224 262 1833 0 3 0 Note: Canada Q77DX is REF 110 and X77D is REF 111. Q77DX and X77D exclude all self-employed respondents. 756 V881 Reference: 881 DECIDE POLICY MAKING File I.D.: 02 Location: 1985 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 7 EQ 1 OR 14 EQ 1 AND REF 33 GT 1 OR REF 36 GT 1 OR REF 45 GT 1 OR REF 52 GT 1 The next question concerns policy-making at your workplace; that is, making decisions about such things as the products or services delivered, the total number of people employed, budgets, and so forth. Do you participate in making these kinds of decisions, or even provide advice about them? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 -------------------------------------------------- Canada Q80 653 1491 433 0 0 0 Note: Canada Q80X is REF 113. Q80X excludes all self-employed respondents. 757 V882 Reference: 882 DECIDE # EMPLOYED File I.D.: 02 Location: 1987 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 881 EQ 1 Now I will ask you about decisions which might affect your work place. If the organization for which you work has more than one branch, plant or store, think of the specific location where you work. Are you personally involved even just to provide advice on decisions to increase or decrease the total number of people employed in the place where you work? If yes, how do you usually participate in this decision? Do you make the decision yourself, do you make the decision as a voting member of a group, do you make the decision subject to approval or do you only provide advice? 1 Respondent makes the decision herself/himself 2 Respondent makes the decision as a voting member of a group 3 Respondent makes the decision subject to approval 4 Respondent only provides advice 5 Respondent not involved 6 Not an issue -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 6 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q81A 87 79 79 94 288 25 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q81A 1924 0 1 0 Note: Canada Q81AX is REF 114 and X81A is REF 115. Q81AX and X81A exclude all self-employed respondents. 758 V883 Reference: 883 DECIDE CHANGE PRODUCTS File I.D.: 02 Location: 1989 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 881 EQ 1 Are you personally involved even just to provide advice on policy decisions to significantly change the products, programs, or services delivered by the organization for which you work? If yes, how do you usually participate in this decision? Do you make the decision yourself, do you make the decision as a voting member of a group, do you make the decision subject to approval or do you only provide advice? 1 Respondent makes the decision herself/himself 2 Respondent makes the decision as a voting member of a group 3 Respondent makes the decision subject to approval 4 Respondent only provides advice 5 Respondent not involved 6 Not an issue -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 6 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q81B 82 100 108 120 211 31 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q81B 1924 0 1 0 Note: Canada Q81BX is REF 116 and X81B is REF 117. Q81BX and X81B exclude all self-employed respondents. 759 V884 Reference: 884 DECIDE CHANGE WORK PACE File I.D.: 02 Location: 1991 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 881 EQ 1 Are you personally involved even just to provide advice on decisions to change the policy concerning the routine pace of work or the amount of work performed in your workplace as a whole or some major part of it? If yes, how do you usually participate in this decision? Do you make the decision yourself, do you make the decision as a voting member of a group, do you make the decision subject to approval or do you only provide advice? 1 Respondent makes the decision herself/himself 2 Respondent makes the decision as a voting member of a group 3 Respondent makes the decision subject to approval 4 Respondent only provides advice 5 Respondent not involved 6 Not an issue -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 6 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q81C 119 99 96 113 188 36 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q81C 1924 0 2 0 Note: Canada Q81CX is REF 118 and X81C is REF 119. Q81CX and X81C exclude all self-employed respondents. 760 V885 Reference: 885 DECIDE CHANGE METHODS File I.D.: 02 Location: 1993 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 881 EQ 1 Are you personally involved even just to provide advice on policy decisions to significantly change the basic methods or procedures of work used in a major part of your workplace? If yes, how do you usually participate in this decision? Do you make the decision yourself, do you make the decision as a voting member of a group, do you make the decision subject to approval or do you only provide advice? 1 Respondent makes the decision herself/himself 2 Respondent makes the decision as a voting member of a group 3 Respondent makes the decision subject to approval 4 Respondent only provides advice 5 Respondent not involved 6 Not an issue -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 6 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q81D 108 103 104 113 197 26 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q81D 1924 0 2 0 Note: Canada Q81DX is REF 120 and X81D is REF 121. Q81DX and X81D exclude all self-employed respondents. 761 V886 Reference: 886 DECIDE BUDGET ISSUES File I.D.: 02 Location: 1995 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 881 EQ 1 Are you personally involved even just to provide advice on decisions concerning the budget at the place where you work? 1 Yes 5 Respondent not involved 6 Not an issue -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 6 -1 -2 -3 -5 -------------------------------------------------- Canada Q81E 318 18 317 1924 0 0 0 Note: Canada Q81EX is REF 122. Q81EX excludes all self-employed respondents. 762 V887 Reference: 887 DECIDE OVERALL BUDGET File I.D.: 02 Location: 1997 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 886 EQ 1 Are you personally involved even just to provide advice on deciding the overall size of the budget? If yes, how do you usually participate in this decision? Do you make the decision yourself, do you make the decision as a voting member of a group, do you make the decision subject to approval or do you only provide advice? 1 Respondent makes the decision herself/himself 2 Respondent makes the decision as a voting member of a group 3 Respondent makes the decision subject to approval 4 Respondent only provides advice 5 Respondent not involved 6 Not an issue -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 6 -------------------------------------------------- Canada Q81F 76 61 52 35 84 4 -1 -2 -3 -5 -------------------------------------------------- Canada Q81F 2259 0 6 0 Note: Canada Q81FX is REF 123 and X81F is REF 124. Q81FX and X81F exclude all self-employed respondents. 763 V888 Reference: 888 DECIDE FUND DISTRIB File I.D.: 02 Location: 1999 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 886 EQ 1 Are you personally involved even just to provide advice on general policy decisions about the distribution of funds within the overall budget of the place where you work? If yes, how do you usually participate in this decision? Do you make the decision yourself, do you make the decision as a voting member of a group, do you make the decision subject to approval or do you only provide advice? 1 Respondent makes the decision herself/himself 2 Respondent makes the decision as a voting member of a group 3 Respondent makes the decision subject to approval 4 Respondent only provides advice 5 Respondent not involved 6 Not an issue -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 6 -------------------------------------------------- Canada Q81G 77 64 52 54 61 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 -------------------------------------------------- Canada Q81G 2259 0 5 0 Note: Canada Q81GX is REF 125 and X81G is REF 126. Q81GX and X81G exclude all self-employed respondents. 764 V889 Reference: 889 WANT BE SELF-EMPLOYED File I.D.: 02 Location: 2001 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 14 EQ 1 Would you like to be self-employed (again) someday? 1 Yes 3 Still self-employed 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 3 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- Canada Q93 1012 8 991 550 15 0 1 Note: Canada Q93X is REF 198. Q93X excludes respondents who are still self-employed. 765 V890 Reference: 890 UN-E & NOT WANT JOB File I.D.: 02 Location: 2003 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 7 EQ 1 OR REF 8 EQ 2 Since you began working in (year at Q91), was there ever a time when you did not have a job, and did not want to find a job? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 -------------------------------------------------- Canada Q98A 535 1733 307 0 0 2 Note: Canada Q98AX is REF 210. Q98AX excludes respondents who are unemployed. 766 V891 Reference: 891 ACTIVITY BETWEEN JOBS1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 2005 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 237 EQ 1 What did you do between the end of this job and the beginning of your last main job? (first mention) 1 No time between jobs 2 Went to school 3 Married, raised a family 4 Ill, disabled 5 Travelled, vacation 6 No need, didn't feel like working 7 Job training 8 Unemployed and looking for work 10 Took a leave of absence 51 Had a part-time/temporary job, worked at previous second job, in a family business, farm 52 Military service 53 Incarcerated 54 Starting own business 70 Alcoholism 72 Moved 73 Volunteered 74 Built my house 81 Helped other family member(s) 89 Welfare 96 Collected unemployment 97 Other -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused (continued on next page) 767 (Variable 891 continued) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q118FRST 358 41 89 10 45 23 6 124 10 51 52 53 54 70 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q118FRST 1 24 0 0 6 0 72 73 74 81 89 96 97 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q118FRST 11 1 0 3 0 1 0 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q118FRST 1833 1 0 0 Note: Canada Q118FRSX is REF 252. Q118FRSX excludes respondents who were promoted (score 3 on REF 251) and codes respondents who answer nothing else as -1. 768 V892 Reference: 892 ACTIVITY BETWEEN JOBS2 File I.D.: 02 Location: 2007 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 237 EQ 1 What did you do between the end of this job and the beginning of your last main job? (second mention) 1 No time between jobs 2 Went to school 3 Married, raised a family 4 Ill, disabled 5 Travelled, vacation 6 No need, didn't feel like working 7 Job training 8 Unemployed and looking for work 9 Undocumented code 10 Took a leave of absence 51 Had a part-time/temporary job, worked at previous second job, in a family business, farm 52 Military service 53 Incarcerated 54 Starting own business 70 Alcoholism 72 Moved 73 Volunteered 74 Built my house 81 Helped other family member(s) 89 Welfare 96 Collected unemployment 97 Other -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused (continued on next page) 769 (Variable 892 continued) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q118SND 0 3 7 0 2 1 5 23 9 10 51 52 53 54 70 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q118SND 335 1 4 0 0 0 0 72 73 74 81 89 96 97 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q118SND 4 1 0 0 0 0 0 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q118SND 2191 0 0 0 Note: Canada Q118SNDX is REF 253. Q118SNDX excludes respondents who were promoted (score 3 on REF 251) and codes respondents who answer nothing else as -1. 770 V893 Reference: 893 % R SPENDS W/CHILDREN File I.D.: 02 Location: 2009 Width: 3 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 314 EQ 1 OR REF 315 EQ 1 Think of the total amount of time you and your (husband/wife/ partner) spend looking after your children or doing things with them. What percent of this time is spent by you and what percent is spent by your (husband/wife/partner)? (Total must equal 100%) Percent time respondent spends with children 0-100 Actual percent -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0-100 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q127AR 1107 1457 5 7 1 Note: Canada Q127ARX is REF 316. Q127ARX excludes respondents who say they have children (code 1 REF 3150. 771 V894 Reference: 894 % SPOUSE SPENDS W/CHILD File I.D.: 02 Location: 2012 Width: 3 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 314 EQ 1 OR REF 315 EQ 1 Think of the total amount of time you and your (husband/wife/ partner) spend looking after your children or doing things with them. What percent of this time is spent by you and what percent is spent by your (husband/wife/partner)? (Total must equal 100%) Percent time spouse spends with children 0-100 Actual percent -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0-100 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q127AS 1107 1457 5 7 1 Note: Canada Q127ASX is REF 317. Q127ASX excludes respondents who say they have children (code 1 REF 315). 772 V895 Reference: 895 BREADWINNR SELF-EMPL/EMP File I.D.: 02 Location: 2015 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 338 EQ 3 When you were growing up with your family, was your (person in Q157-REF 335) always self-employed, or did (he/she) always work for someone else, or some of each? Some of each. Most of the time was (he/she) self-employed, or did (he/she) usually work for someone else? 1 Mostly self-employed 2 Mostly an employee 3 Both equally -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------- Canada Q160C 100 107 57 2313 0 0 0 Note: Canada Q160CX is REF 339. Q160CX collapses code 1 (self- employed) and code 3 (both equally). 773 V896 Reference: 896 # YRS MOTHER WORKED File I.D.: 02 Location: 2017 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 342 EQ 1 Did your mother ever work for pay or in a family business from the time you were born until you were 16 years old? About how many years did she work? 1-50 Actual number 96 Less than one year -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-50 96 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q162B 836 1 1645 35 60 0 Note: Canada Q162BX is REF 343. Q162BX collapses code 1 (one year) and code 96 (less than one year). 774 V897 Reference: 897 FRIEND OR RELATIVE1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 2019 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 940 EQ 1 We would now like to ask a few questions about the kinds of work your closest friends and relatives do. Think of three people to whom you feel personally closest, aside from your parents (or husband/wife/partner). Think of the first of these three people. Is this person a friend or relative? 0 Inappropriate 1 Friend 2 Relative 6 Other - skipped -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0 1 2 6 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q134A 5 734 517 2 1306 0 9 4 Note: Canada Q134AX is REF 345. Q134AX collapses categories. 775 V898 Reference: 898 FRIEND OR RELATIVE2 File I.D.: 02 Location: 2021 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 940 EQ 1 Now think of the second of the three close friends or relatives. Is this person a friend or relative? 0 Inappropriate 1 Friend 2 Relative -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0 1 2 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q135A 10 704 530 1325 0 4 4 Note: Canada Q135AX is REF 363. Q135AX collapses categories. 776 V899 Reference: 899 FRIEND OR RELATIVE3 File I.D.: 02 Location: 2023 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 940 EQ 1 Now think of the third of these three close friends or relatives. Is this person a friend or relative? 0 Inappropriate 1 Friend 2 Relative -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0 1 2 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q136A 24 747 458 1342 0 4 2 Note: Canada Q136AX is REF 381. Q136AX collapses categories. 777 V900 Reference: 900 STRIKE OUTCOME File I.D.: 02 Location: 2025 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - ALL Imagine that workers in some firm are out on strike over working conditions and wages. Which of the following outcomes would you like to see occur? (hand card 9) (If respondent asks for more information, say: "Suppose you did not have any more information, which of these outcomes would you like to see occur?") 1 The workers win their most important demands 2 The workers win some of their demands and make some concessions 3 The workers win only a few of their demands and make major concessions 4 The workers go back to work without winning any of their demands 5 None -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 -------------------------------------------------- Canada Q142 279 1824 326 90 1 -1 -2 -3 -5 -------------------------------------------------- Canada Q142 0 37 15 5 Note: Canada Q142X is REF 424. Q142X recodes none as -3. 778 V901 Reference: 901 SIZE CITY/TOWN GROWING U File I.D.: 02 Location: 2027 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 855 EQ 1,5 When you were growing up, did you live mostly in a city or town, or in a rural area? About how large was your city/town--was it less than 10,000 people, between 10,000 and 50,000 people, between 50,000 and 250,000, or more than 250,000? 1 Less than 10,000 2 10,000 to 50,000 3 50,000 to 250,000 4 250,000 or more -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q166C 366 328 299 516 1034 33 1 0 Note: Canada Q166CX is REF 451. Q166CX collapses categories. 779 V902 Reference: 902 RELATIONSHIP HH MEMBER1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 2029 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - ALL Relationship of household member #2, if any, to Respondent. 2-26 2-digit Relationship Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 2-26 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------- Canada REL1 2254 323 0 0 0 Note: Canada See Supplementary Code 20 for Relationship Code. REL1X is REF 487. REL1X recodes employer's or landlord's daughter or son as other. 780 V903 Reference: 903 RELATIONSHIP HH MEMBER4 File I.D.: 02 Location: 2031 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - ALL Relationship of household member #4, if any, to Respondent. 2-25 2-digit Relationship Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 2-25 -1 -2 -3 -5 -------------------------------------------------- Canada REL3 249 2328 0 0 0 Note: Canada See Supplementary Code 20 for Relationship Code. REL3X is REF 493. REL3X recodes employer's or landlord's daughter or son as other. 781 V904 Reference: 904 RELATIONSHIP HH MEMBER5 File I.D.: 02 Location: 2033 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - ALL Relationship of household member #5, if any, to Respondent. 2-25 2-digit Relationship Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 2-25 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada REL4 68 2509 0 0 0 Note: Canada See Supplementary Code 20 for Relationship Code. REL4X is REF 496. REL4X recodes employer's or landlord's daughter or son as other. 782 V905 Reference: 905 RESP OCC COLLAPSED File I.D.: 02 Location: 2035 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 7 EQ 1 OR REF 865 EQ 1 Respondent's occupation: collapsed (includes unemployed) 1 Physicians and dentists 2 Other medical & paramedical 3 Accountants, auditors, actuaries 4 Teachers, elementary & secondary 5 Teachers, university; social scientists, librarians 6 Mathematicians, engineers, scientists, architects 7 Technicians (draftsmen, embalmers, etc.) 8 Public advisors (clergy, personal relations, etc.) 9 Judges & lawyers 10 Creative/entertainment 11 Managers, administrators in public or quasi-public sector 12 Managers; corporate or probably corporate 13 Managers, other (funeral directors, building superintendents, RR conductors, etc.) 14 Secretaries 15 Other clerical 16 Sales 17 Foremen 18 Crafts 19 Government protective workers 20 Transportation 21 Operatives except transport 22 Laborers except farm 23 Farm laborers and foremen 24 White collar services 25 Skilled manual services (e.g. barbers) 26 Unskilled services 27 Farmers -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused (continued on next page) 783 (Variable 905 continued) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ------------------------------------------------- Canada OCC3 12 59 25 135 28 33 87 43 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 ------------------------------------------------- Canada OCC3 9 14 21 148 17 115 336 152 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 ------------------------------------------------- Canada OCC3 66 272 26 75 143 130 45 15 25 26 27 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada OCC3 76 162 124 209 0 0 0 Note: Canada See Appendix III for more information about the construction of this variable. OCC3X is REF 536. OCC3X excludes unemployed. 784 V906 Reference: 906 RESP IND COLLAPSED File I.D.: 02 Location: 2037 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 7 EQ 1 OR REF 865 EQ 1 Respondent's industry: collapsed (includes unemployed) 1 Agriculture, fishing & forestry 2 Mining 3 Construction 4 Durable manufacturing 5 Nondurable manufacturing 6 Communications & utilities 7 Wholesale trade 8 Retail trade 9 Business services 10 Personal services 11 Professional services 12 State dominated services & nonprofit services -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ------------------------------------------------- Canada IND1 179 40 154 211 227 175 98 242 9 10 11 12 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada IND1 198 200 51 589 209 0 4 0 Note: Canada See Appendix III for more information about the construction of this variable. IND1X is REF 537. IND1X excludes unemployed. 785 V907 Reference: 907 # HRS WORK PER WEEK File I.D.: 02 Location: 2039 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 78 EQ 5 About how many hours do you usually work a week, including paid and unpaid overtime? 8-97 Amount of hours a week -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 8-97 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- Canada Q44 2196 370 1 10 0 786 Note: REF 908-1173 These variables do not match the U.S. core data nor do they have U.S. equivalents. REF 908-939 These variables are obtained from the interview cover sheet. See the introduction to this User's Guide for more information about sample design and selection. V908 Reference: 908 AGE OF INFORMANT File I.D.: 02 Location: 2041 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - ALL Age of informant. 18-85 Actual age -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 18-85 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada INFAGE 2554 0 0 19 4 ******************************************************************** V909 Reference: 909 SEX OF INFORMANT File I.D.: 02 Location: 2043 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - ALL Sex of informant. 1 Male 2 Female -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada INFSEX 1049 1528 0 0 0 0 787 V910 Reference: 910 RESPONDENT HH MEMBER File I.D.: 02 Location: 2045 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - ALL Respondent 1 Informant 2 First household member 3 Second household member 4 Third household member 5 Fourth household member 9 Housewife -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 9 --------------------------------------------------- Canada RESP 1577 670 152 28 7 143 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------- Canada RESP 0 0 0 0 788 V911 Reference: 911 SEX OF INTERVIEWER File I.D.: 02 Location: 2047 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - ALL Sex of interviewer. 1 Male 2 Female -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 -1 -2 -3 -5 ----------------------------------------------------- Canada INT 492 2085 0 0 0 0 ******************************************************************** V912 Reference: 912 PROVINCE OF RESIDENCE File I.D.: 02 Location: 2049 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - ALL Respondent's province of residence. **Code documentation unavailable 1-9 Province -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-9 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- Canada PROV 2577 0 0 0 0 789 V913 Reference: 913 RELATIONSHIP CHILD 1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 2051 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - ALL Respondent's relationship to child - 1. 3-29 2-digit Relationship Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 3-29 -1 -2 -3 -5 -------------------------------------------------- Canada CHI1 1389 1188 0 0 0 Note: Canada See Supplementary Code 20 for Relationship Code. ******************************************************************** V914 Reference: 914 AGE OF CHILD 1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 2053 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - ALL Age of child - 1. 1-17 Actual age 96 Less than 1 year of age -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-17 96 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada CHI1AGE 1333 38 1188 1 16 1 790 V915 Reference: 915 SEX OF CHILD 1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 2055 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - ALL Sex of child - 1. 1 Male 2 Female -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada CHI1SEX 761 628 1188 0 0 0 ******************************************************************** V916 Reference: 916 RELATIONSHIP CHILD 2 File I.D.: 02 Location: 2057 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - ALL Respondent's relationship to child - 2. 3-29 2-digit Relationship Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 3-29 -1 -2 -3 -5 -------------------------------------------------- Canada CHI2 853 1724 0 0 0 Note: Canada See Supplementary Code 20 for Relationship Code. 791 V917 Reference: 917 AGE OF CHILD 2 File I.D.: 02 Location: 2059 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - ALL Age of child - 2. 1-17 Actual age 96 Less than 1 year of age -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-17 96 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada CHI2AGE 809 32 1724 0 12 0 ******************************************************************** V918 Reference: 918 SEX OF CHILD 2 File I.D.: 02 Location: 2061 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - ALL Sex of child - 2. 1 Male 2 Female -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada CHI2SEX 424 429 1724 0 0 0 792 V919 Reference: 919 RELATIONSHIP CHILD 3 File I.D.: 02 Location: 2063 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - ALL Respondent's relationship to child - 3. 3-29 2-digit Relationship Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 3-29 -1 -2 -3 -5 -------------------------------------------------- Canada CHI3 313 2264 0 0 0 Note: Canada See Supplementary Code 20 for Relationship Code. ******************************************************************** V920 Reference: 920 AGE OF CHILD 3 File I.D.: 02 Location: 2065 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - ALL Age of child - 3. 1-17 Actual age 96 Less than 1 year of age -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-17 96 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada CHI3AGE 298 11 2264 0 4 0 793 V921 Reference: 921 SEX OF CHILD 3 File I.D.: 02 Location: 2067 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - ALL Sex of child - 3. 1 Male 2 Female -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada CHI3SEX 161 152 2264 0 0 0 ******************************************************************** V922 Reference: 922 RELATIONSHIP CHILD 4 File I.D.: 02 Location: 2069 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - ALL Respondent's relationship to child - 4. 3-29 2-digit Relationship Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 3-29 -1 -2 -3 -5 -------------------------------------------------- Canada CHI4 76 2501 0 0 0 Note: Canada See Supplementary Code 20 for Relationship Code. 794 V923 Reference: 923 AGE OF CHILD 4 File I.D.: 02 Location: 2071 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - ALL Age of child - 4. 1-17 Actual age 96 Less than 1 year of age -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-17 96 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada CHI4AGE 74 2 2501 0 0 0 ******************************************************************** V924 Reference: 924 SEX OF CHILD 4 File I.D.: 02 Location: 2073 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - ALL Sex of child - 4. 1 Male 2 Female -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada CHI4SEX 36 40 2501 0 0 0 795 V925 Reference: 925 RELATIONSHIP CHILD 5 File I.D.: 02 Location: 2075 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - ALL Respondent's relationship to child - 5. 3-25 2-digit Relationship Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 3-25 -1 -2 -3 -5 -------------------------------------------------- Canada CHI5 23 2554 0 0 0 Note: Canada See Supplementary Code 20 for Relationship Code. ******************************************************************** V926 Reference: 926 AGE OF CHILD 5 File I.D.: 02 Location: 2077 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - ALL Age of child - 5. 1-16 Actual age 96 Less than 1 year of age -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-16 96 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada CHI5AGE 22 1 2554 0 0 0 796 V927 Reference: 927 SEX OF CHILD 5 File I.D.: 02 Location: 2079 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - ALL Sex of child - 5. 1 Male 2 Female -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada CHI5SEX 14 9 2554 0 0 0 ******************************************************************** V928 Reference: 928 RELATIONSHIP CHILD 6 File I.D.: 02 Location: 2081 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - ALL Respondent's relationship to child - 6. 3-21 2-digit Relationship Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 3-21 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada CHI6 5 2572 0 0 0 Note: Canada See Supplementary Code 20 for Relationship Code. 797 V929 Reference: 929 AGE OF CHILD 6 File I.D.: 02 Location: 2083 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - ALL Age of child - 6. 3-10 Actual age 96 Less than 1 year of age -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 3-10 96 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada CHI6AGE 4 1 2572 0 0 0 ******************************************************************** V930 Reference: 930 SEX OF CHILD 6 File I.D.: 02 Location: 2085 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - ALL Sex of child - 6. 1 Male 2 Female -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada CHI6SEX 1 4 2572 0 0 0 798 V931 Reference: 931 RELATIONSHIP CHILD 7 File I.D.: 02 Location: 2087 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - ALL Respondent's relationship to child - 7. 3-21 2-digit Relationship Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 3-21 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- Canada CHI7 2 2575 0 0 0 Note: Canada See Supplementary Code 20 for Relationship Code. ******************************************************************** V932 Reference: 932 AGE OF CHILD 7 File I.D.: 02 Location: 2089 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - ALL Age of child - 7. 9-15 Actual age 96 Less than 1 year of age -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 9-15 96 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada CHI7AGE 2 0 2575 0 0 0 799 V933 Reference: 933 SEX OF CHILD 7 File I.D.: 02 Location: 2091 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - ALL Sex of child - 7. 1 Male 2 Female -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada CHI7SEX 1 1 2575 0 0 0 ******************************************************************** V934 Reference: 934 RELATIONSHIP CHILD 8 File I.D.: 02 Location: 2093 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - ALL Respondent's relationship to child - 8. 3-21 2-digit Relationship Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 3-21 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada CHI8 2 2575 0 0 0 Note: Canada See Supplementary Code 20 for Relationship Code. 800 V935 Reference: 935 AGE OF CHILD 8 File I.D.: 02 Location: 2095 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - ALL Age of child - 8. 6-15 Actual age 96 Less than 1 year of age -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 6-15 96 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada CHI8AGE 2 0 2575 0 0 0 ******************************************************************** V936 Reference: 936 SEX OF CHILD 8 File I.D.: 02 Location: 2097 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - ALL Sex of child - 8. 1 Male 2 Female -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada CHI8SEX 1 1 2575 0 0 0 801 V937 Reference: 937 RELATIONSHIP CHILD 9 File I.D.: 02 Location: 2099 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - ALL Respondent's relationship to child - 9. 3-21 2-digit Relationship Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 3-21 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada CHI9 2 2575 0 0 0 Note: Canada See Supplementary Code 20 for Relationship Code. ******************************************************************** V938 Reference: 938 AGE OF CHILD 9 File I.D.: 02 Location: 2101 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - ALL Age of child - 9. 4-14 Actual age 96 Less than 1 year of age -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 4-14 96 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada CHI9AGE 2 0 2575 0 0 0 802 V939 Reference: 939 SEX OF CHILD 9 File I.D.: 02 Location: 2103 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - ALL Sex of child - 9. 1 Male 2 Female -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada CHI9SEX 1 1 2575 0 0 0 ******************************************************************** V940 Reference: 940 SPLIT SAMPLE File I.D.: 02 Location: 2105 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - ALL Split sample. 1 Yellow 2 Green -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 -1 -2 -3 -5 -------------------------------------------------- Canada VERS5 1272 1305 0 0 0 0 Note: Canada See Appendix II for more information about the split sample. 803 V941 Reference: 941 LAST WORK REG JOB File I.D.: 02 Location: 2107 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 865 EQ 1 When did you last work at a regular job for most of the year? 1-12 Actual month -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-12 -1 -2 -3 -5 -------------------------------------------------- Canada Q1BM 567 1994 10 6 0 ******************************************************************** V942 Reference: 942 LAST TRY FIND JOB File I.D.: 02 Location: 2109 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 184 EQ 1 When did you last try to find a job? 1-12 Actual month -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-12 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q1DM 95 2479 0 3 0 804 V943 Reference: 943 MAIN DUTIES File I.D.: 02 Location: 2111 Width: 3 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 7 EQ 1 OR REF 865 EQ 1 What are/were some of your main duties or activities? 110-794 4-digit Canadian Classification and Dictionary of Occupations Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 110-794 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------------ Canada Q4 2331 209 0 37 0 Note: Canada The Canadian Occupations Code is from the Occupational Classification Manual, Census of Canada, 1971. Based on Canadian Classification and Dictionary of Occupations, Volume II. 805 V944 Reference: 944 OCC CODEABLE TO 7-DIGIT File I.D.: 02 Location: 2114 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 7 EQ 1 OR REF 865 EQ 1 Are Respondent's main activities codeable to the 7-digit Canadian Classification and Dictionary of Occupations Code? 1 Yes 2 No three position code extension given in book 3 Codeable to first three positions 4 Codeable to first two positions 5 Not codeable from response given 6 Refused occupation 7 Special code list used -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 ------------------------------------------------- Canada QCODE 2330 30 2 3 3 0 0 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada QCODE 209 0 0 0 Note: Canada See Supplementary Code 46 for Special Code List. 806 V945 Reference: 945 PAID EMPLOYEES3 File I.D.: 02 Location: 2116 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 770 EQ 1 Do you have any paid employees? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------- Canada Q7 74 104 2399 0 0 0 ******************************************************************** V946 Reference: 946 NAME OF BUSINESS 1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 2118 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 770 EQ 1 What is the official name of your business? (first mention) 1-96 2-digit Business Name Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-96 -1 -2 -3 -5 -------------------------------------------------- Canada Q13B 126 2447 0 3 1 Note: Canada See Supplementary Code 47 for first mention Business Name Code. **All respondents coded to zero for reasons of confidentiality - see introduction. 807 V947 Reference: 947 NAME OF BUSINESS 2 File I.D.: 02 Location: 2120 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 770 EQ 1 What is the official name of your business? (second mention) 1-50 2-digit Business Name Code. -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-50 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q13B1 48 2529 0 0 0 Note: Canada See Supplementary Code 48 for second mention Business Name Code. **All respondents coded to zero for reasons of confidentiality - see introduction. ******************************************************************** V948 Reference: 948 % FARM LABOR SELF File I.D.: 02 Location: 2122 Width: 3 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 7 EQ 1 AND 770 EQ 3 What percent of your total farm labour is done by yourself? 10-100 Actual percent -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 10-100 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------- Canada Q15Y 121 2456 0 0 0 808 V949 Reference: 949 % FARM LABOR UNPAID File I.D.: 02 Location: 2125 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 7 EQ 1 AND REF 770 EQ 3 What percent of your total farm labour is done by other unpaid family members? 0-80 Actual percent -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0-80 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q15OUFM 121 2456 0 0 0 ******************************************************************** V950 Reference: 950 % FARM LABOR PAID File I.D.: 02 Location: 2127 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 7 EQ 1 AND REF 770 EQ 3 What percent of your total farm labour is done by other paid family members? 0-75 Actual percent -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0-75 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q15OPMF 121 2456 0 0 0 809 V951 Reference: 951 % FARM LABOR PAID HELP File I.D.: 02 Location: 2129 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 7 EQ 1 AND REF 770 EQ 3 What percent of your total farm labour is done by other paid help? 0-90 Actual percent -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0-90 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q15OPH 121 2456 0 0 0 ******************************************************************** V952 Reference: 952 # ACRES OWNED File I.D.: 02 Location: 2131 Width: 4 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 774 EQ 1-4,6 How many acres do you own? 5-3500 Actual number of acres -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 5-3500 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------- Canada Q19B 113 2460 0 2 2 810 V953 Reference: 953 RENT FARM LAND File I.D.: 02 Location: 2135 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 774 EQ 1-4,6 Do you also rent farm land from someone else? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q19C 45 72 2460 0 0 0 ******************************************************************** V954 Reference: 954 # ACRES RENT File I.D.: 02 Location: 2137 Width: 4 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNRY EQ 4 - IF REF 774 EQ 5 OR REF 953 EQ 1 How many acres do you rent? 6-6000 Actual number -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 6-6000 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q19DACRE 52 2525 0 0 0 811 V955 Reference: 955 AMOUNT RENT PER YR File I.D.: 02 Location: 2141 Width: 5 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 774 EQ 5 OR REF 953 EQ 1 How much rent do you pay per year? 75-99,995 Actual amount in Canadian dollars 99,996 99,996 or more -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 75-99,996 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q19DRENT 29 2525 0 23 0 ******************************************************************** V956 Reference: 956 GROSS FARM REVENUE File I.D.: 02 Location: 2146 Width: 6 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 7 EQ 1 AND REF 770 EQ 3 What was the gross revenue of your farm operation in 1981? 1,000-820,000 Actual amount in Canadian dollars -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1,000-820,000 -1 -2 -3 -5 ----------------------------------------------------- Canada Q20 98 2456 6 7 10 812 V957 Reference: 957 % REVENUE MARKETING BOAR File I.D.: 02 Location: 2152 Width: 3 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 7 EQ 1 AND REF 770 EQ 3 We would like to know how you market the products of your farm. What percent of your revenue in 1981 was derived from marketing board(s)? 0-100 Actual percent -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0-100 -1 -2 -3 -5 -------------------------------------------------- Canada Q21MB 116 2456 1 4 0 ******************************************************************** V958 Reference: 958 % REVENUE WHOLESALE DIST File I.D.: 02 Location: 2155 Width: 3 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 7 EQ 1 AND REF 770 EQ 3 We would like to know how you market the products of your farm. What percent of your revenue in 1981 was derived from wholesale distributor(s)? 0-100 Actual percent -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0-100 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q21WD 116 2456 1 4 0 813 V959 Reference: 959 % REVENUE PROCESSOR File I.D.: 02 Location: 2158 Width: 3 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 7 EQ 1 AND REF 770 EQ 3 We would like to know how you market the products of your farm. What percent of your revenue in 1981 was derived from processor(s)? 0-100 Actual percent -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0-100 -1 -2 -3 -5 -------------------------------------------------- Canada Q21P 116 2456 1 4 0 ******************************************************************** V960 Reference: 960 % REVENUE DIRECT File I.D.: 02 Location: 2161 Width: 3 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 7 EQ 1 AND REF 770 EQ 3 We would like to know how you market the products of your farm. What percent of your revenue in 1981 was derived from marketing directly to consumers? 0-100 Actual percent -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0-100 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q21DTC 116 2456 1 4 0 814 V961 Reference: 961 BUSINESS INCORPORATED3 File I.D.: 02 Location: 2164 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 50 EQ 1 Is your business incorporated? What is the official name of this business? 1 Tom Wilson Enterprises 2 Claude Hagen 3 Les Entreprises Jean et Lepine 4 Denon Foods Ltd 5 Landry's Market -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q32B 5 2572 0 0 0 **All respondents coded to zero for reasons of confidentiality - see introduction. 815 V962 Reference: 962 GOVT AGENCY NAME File I.D.: 02 Location: 2166 Width: 3 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 769 EQ 1 What is the name of the government agency? (Respondent works for a government agency) 1-995 3-digit Government Agency Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-995 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------- Canada Q34 360 2211 2 3 1 Note: Canada See Supplementary Code 49 for Government Agency Code. **All respondents coded to zero for reasons of confidentiality - see introduction. ******************************************************************** V963 Reference: 963 ADV ALREADY EMPL GOVT File I.D.: 02 Location: 2169 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 769 EQ 1 When a better job becomes available in your place of work, is it a major advantage to already be employed in the organization, somewhat of an advantage, or no advantage? 1 Major advantage 2 Some advantage 3 No advantage -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 -1 -2 -3 -5 -------------------------------------------------- Canada Q35C 205 99 60 2211 2 0 0 816 V964 Reference: 964 # EMPLOYED HDQTRS File I.D.: 02 Location: 2171 Width: 5 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 769 EQ 1 About how many people are employed at the location--that is the headquarters or branch--where you work? 1-99,982 Actual number -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-99,982 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- Canada Q36 253 2211 113 0 0 817 V965 Reference: 965 APPROX # EMPLOYED File I.D.: 02 Location: 2176 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 964 EQ -2 About how many people are employed at the location--that is the headquarters or branch--where you work? Would it be fewer than 10, 10 to 50, 51 to 100, 101 to 500, 501 to 1,000, 1,001 to 10,000, or more than 10,000? 1 Fewer than 10 2 10 to 50 3 51 to 100 4 101 to 500 5 501 to 1,000 6 1,001 to 10,000 7 Over 10,000 -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 -------------------------------------------------- Canada Q36A 4 37 16 28 8 14 2 -1 -2 -3 -5 -------------------------------------------------- Canada Q36A 2464 4 0 0 818 V966 Reference: 966 ADV ALREADY EMPL ORG File I.D.: 02 Location: 2178 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 769 EQ 2-5 When a better job becomes available in your place of work, is it a major advantage to already be employed in the organization, somewhat of an advantage, or no advantage? 1 Major advantage 2 Some advantage 3 No advantage -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 -1 -2 -3 -5 -------------------------------------------------- Canada Q37C 732 492 404 916 12 21 0 ******************************************************************** V967 Reference: 967 RECENT SIGNIFICNT LAY-OF File I.D.: 02 Location: 2180 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 7 EQ 1 AND REF 769 EQ 2-4 Has your firm recently experienced any significant lay-offs in personnel? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------- Canada Q38 487 673 1404 5 8 0 819 V968 Reference: 968 OCC CODEABLE 7-DIGITS File I.D.: 02 Location: 2182 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 78 EQ 1 What are some of your main duties and activities? Are Respondent's main activities codeable to the 7-digit Canadian Classification and Dictionary of Occupations Code? 1 Yes 2 No three position code extension given in book 3 Codeable to first three positions 4 Codeable to first two positions 5 Not codeable from response given 6 Refused occupation 7 Special code list used -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q42CCODE 159 0 1 0 0 0 1 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q42CCODE 2416 0 0 0 Note: Canada See Supplementary Code 46 for Special Code List. 820 V969 Reference: 969 PAID EMPLOYEES4 File I.D.: 02 Location: 2184 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 81 EQ 2 Do you have any paid employees? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q42F 18 45 2514 0 0 0 ******************************************************************** V970 Reference: 970 # EMPLOYEES1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 2186 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 969 EQ 1 On the average, how many employees do you have? 1-15 Actual number -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-15 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q42G 18 2559 0 0 0 821 V971 Reference: 971 SUPERVISE OTHERS2 File I.D.: 02 Location: 2188 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 81 EQ 1 On that job, do you supervise the work of other employees? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q42H 28 66 2483 0 0 0 ******************************************************************** V972 Reference: 972 INFLUENCE PAY File I.D.: 02 Location: 2190 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 971 EQ 1 Do you have any say or influence in the pay, promotions or disciplining of your subordinates on that job? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q42I 13 14 2549 0 1 0 822 V973 Reference: 973 PLAN OWN WORK File I.D.: 02 Location: 2192 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 86 EQ 1,5 Is it sometimes possible for you to put some of your own ideas into practice, that is, to plan or design some aspects of your own or other people's work? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------- Canada Q46A 1286 752 538 0 1 0 ******************************************************************** V974 Reference: 974 DECIDE PROCEDURE File I.D.: 02 Location: 2194 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 14 EQ 1 Here are a number of different work activities. For each one, please tell me if you can do this on your job, either officially or unofficially. Decide on your own how to go about doing your job--can you do this on your job, either officially or unofficially? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------- Canada Q47E 1438 600 538 0 1 0 823 V975 Reference: 975 SUPERVISOR DIRECT WORK File I.D.: 02 Location: 2196 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 14 EQ 1 AND REF 7 EQ 1 OR IF REF 14 EQ 1 AND REF 10 EQ 81,82,83 Do you have a supervisor who is responsible for directing you in your work? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------- Canada Q48A 1430 379 768 0 0 0 ******************************************************************** V976 Reference: 976 REPORT TO SUPERVISOR File I.D.: 02 Location: 2198 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 975 EQ 5 Do you have a supervisor to whom you are required to report? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 -------------------------------------------------- Canada Q48B 165 214 2198 0 0 0 824 V977 Reference: 977 SEX OF SUPERVISOR File I.D.: 02 Location: 2200 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 975 EQ 1 OR REF 976 EQ 1 Is that person a man or a woman? 1 Man 2 Woman 3 Both -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- Canada Q49 1209 366 18 982 0 2 0 ******************************************************************** V978 Reference: 978 SUPERVISOR DECIDE TASKS File I.D.: 02 Location: 2202 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 975 EQ 1 OR REF 976 EQ 1 Now I would like to ask you about the kinds of instructions or directives your supervisor gives you in carrying out your work. Does your supervisor or the person to whom you report decide: the specific tasks or jobs you will carry out during the day? 1 No 2 Yes, instructions are usually very general 3 Yes, instructions are usually somewhat specific 4 Yes, instructions are usually very specific -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 -1 -2 -3 -5 -------------------------------------------------- Canada Q50A 731 341 283 238 982 0 2 0 825 V979 Reference: 979 SUPERV DECIDE PROCEDURE File I.D.: 02 Location: 2204 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 975 EQ 1 OR REF 976 EQ 1 Does your supervisor or the person to whom you report decide: the way you go about doing your job? 1 No 2 Yes, instructions are usually very general 3 Yes, instructions are usually somewhat specific 4 Yes, instructions are usually very specific -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------- Canada Q50B 1070 205 189 130 982 0 1 0 826 V980 Reference: 980 SUPERV DECIDE PACE File I.D.: 02 Location: 2206 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 975 EQ 1 OR REF 976 EQ 1 Does your supervisor or the person to whom you report decide: how much work you are to do or how fast you have to work? 1 No 2 Yes, instructions are usually very general 3 Yes, instructions are usually somewhat specific 4 Yes, instructions are usually very specific -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------- Canada Q50C 1094 193 178 126 982 2 2 0 ******************************************************************** V981 Reference: 981 FOLLOW INSTR CLOSELY File I.D.: 02 Location: 2208 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 975 EQ 1 OR REF 976 EQ 1 How closely do you usually follow the instructions given you by your supervisor? (read list) Very closely, somewhat closely, not very closely, or not at all closely. 1 Very closely 2 Somewhat closely 3 Not very closely 4 Not at all closely -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 -1 -2 -3 -5 -------------------------------------------------- Canada Q50D 835 616 48 51 982 4 41 0 827 V982 Reference: 982 SUPERV INFL PAY RAISE File I.D.: 02 Location: 2210 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 975 EQ 1 OR REF 976 EQ 1 Now we would like to know how much influence your supervisor has over some important aspects of your work. What about: decisions concerning your pay raises and promotions? Can your supervisor influence this? 1 No 2 Yes, supervisor has a little influence 3 Yes, supervisor has some influence 4 Yes, supervisor has a great deal of influence -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 -1 -2 -3 -5 -------------------------------------------------- Canada Q52A 746 110 258 464 982 8 9 0 828 V983 Reference: 983 SUPERV INFL WARNING File I.D.: 02 Location: 2212 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 975 EQ 1 OR REF 976 EQ 1 What about issuing formal warnings because of poor work or misbehaviour? Can your supervisor influence this? 1 No 2 Yes, supervisor has a little influence 3 Yes, supervisor has some influence 4 Yes, supervisor has a great deal of influence -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 -1 -2 -3 -5 -------------------------------------------------- Canada Q52B 204 160 383 835 982 3 10 0 829 V984 Reference: 984 WRITTEN WORK PROCEDURES File I.D.: 02 Location: 2214 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 14 EQ 1 AND REF 7 EQ 1 OR IF REF 14 EQ 1 AND REF 10 EQ 81,82,83 Does your employer have written procedures to be followed in carrying out your work? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------- Canada Q54 839 970 768 0 0 0 ******************************************************************** V985 Reference: 985 WRITTEN PROC TASKS File I.D.: 02 Location: 2216 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 984 EQ 1 Now I would like to ask you about the kinds of instructions contained in these written procedures. Do your written procedures specify: the jobs or tasks you do during the day? 1 No 2 Yes, instructions usually very general 3 Yes, instructions usually somewhat specific 4 Yes, instructions usually very specific -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 -1 -2 -3 -5 -------------------------------------------------- Canada Q55A 295 155 165 220 1738 1 3 0 830 V986 Reference: 986 WRITTEN PROC DO JOB File I.D.: 02 Location: 2218 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 984 EQ 1 Do your written procedures specify: the way you go about doing your job? 1 No 2 Yes, instructions usually very general 3 Yes, instructions usually somewhat specific 4 Yes, instructions usually very specific -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 -1 -2 -3 -5 -------------------------------------------------- Canada Q55B 429 115 125 165 1738 2 3 0 ******************************************************************** V987 Reference: 987 WRITTEN PROC PACE File I.D.: 02 Location: 2220 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 984 EQ 1 Do your written procedures specify: how much work you are to do or how fast you have to work? 1 No 2 Yes, instructions usually very general 3 Yes, instructions usually somewhat specific 4 Yes, instructions usually very specific -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 -1 -2 -3 -5 -------------------------------------------------- Canada Q55C 566 82 79 106 1738 1 5 0 831 V988 Reference: 988 FOLLOW WRITTEN PROC File I.D.: 02 Location: 2222 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 984 EQ 1 How closely do you usually follow these written procedures? (read list) Very closely, somewhat closely, not very closely, or not at all closely. 1 Very closely 2 Somewhat closely 3 Not very closely 4 Not at all closely -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------- Canada Q57 454 312 32 18 1738 0 23 0 ******************************************************************** V989 Reference: 989 EMPLR KEEP OUTPUT RECORD File I.D.: 02 Location: 2224 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 14 EQ 1 AND REF 7 EQ 1 OR IF REF 14 EQ 1 AND REF 10 EQ 81,82,83 Does your employer have some means of keeping an official record of the amount of your output? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 -------------------------------------------------- Canada Q58A 952 844 768 9 4 0 832 V990 Reference: 990 EMPLR KEEP TIME File I.D.: 02 Location: 2226 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 14 EQ 1 AND REF 7 EQ 1 OR IF REF 14 EQ 1 AND REF 10 EQ 81,82,83 Does your employer have some means of keeping an official record of the amount of time you spend on each job? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 -------------------------------------------------- Canada Q58B 766 1036 768 4 3 0 ******************************************************************** V991 Reference: 991 USE EQUIPMENT JOB File I.D.: 02 Location: 2228 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 14 EQ 1 AND REF 7 EQ 1 OR IF REF 14 EQ 1 AND REF 10 EQ 81,82,83 As part of your main job, are you regularly required to use any equipment, machinery, tools or vehicles? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------------- Canada Q59 1364 445 768 0 0 0 833 V992 Reference: 992 EQUIPMENT 1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 2230 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 991 EQ 1 Could you describe the equipment, machinery, tools or vehicles you regularly use? (first mention) 0 Undocumented Code 1-97 2 digit Equipment Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-97 -1 -2 -3 -5 0 -------------------------------------------------- Canada Q59A 1364 1213 0 0 0 1 Note: Canada See Supplementary Code 50 for Equipment Code. 834 V993 Reference: 993 EQUIPMENT 2 File I.D.: 02 Location: 2232 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 991 EQ 1 Could you describe the equipment, machinery, tools or vehicles you regularly use? (second mention) 0 Undocumented Code 1-97 2-digit Equipment Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-97 -1 -2 -3 -5 0 -------------------------------------------------- Canada Q59B 1311 1246 0 20 0 746 Note: Canada See Supplementary Code 50 for Equipement Code. 835 V994 Reference: 994 EQUIPMENT 3 File I.D.: 02 Location: 2234 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 991 EQ 1 Could you describe the equipment, machinery, tools or vehicles you regularly use? (third mention) 0 Undocumented Code 1-97 2-digit Equipment Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-97 -1 -2 -3 -5 0 -------------------------------------------------- Canada Q59C 553 2024 0 0 0 385 Note: Canada See Supplementary Code 50 for Equipment Code. 836 V995 Reference: 995 MAKE SOMETHING ON OWN File I.D.: 02 Location: 2236 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 991 EQ 1 Could you tell me if any of the following applies to the kind of work you do? Assembling or making something on your own (such as making a suit using a sewing machine). 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 -------------------------------------------------- Canada Q60A 263 1101 1213 0 0 0 ******************************************************************** V996 Reference: 996 MAKE SOMETHING W/OTHERS File I.D.: 02 Location: 2238 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 991 EQ 1 Assembling or making something along with other people (such as building a house, shipbuilding). 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 -------------------------------------------------- Canada Q60B 293 1071 1213 0 0 0 837 V997 Reference: 997 WORK ON ASSEMBLY LINE File I.D.: 02 Location: 2240 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 991 EQ 1 Working on an assembly-line which puts together several parts (like cars) or takes something apart (like meatpacking). 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 -------------------------------------------------- Canada Q60C 121 1243 1213 0 0 0 ******************************************************************** V998 Reference: 998 CONTINUOUS PROCESS TECHN File I.D.: 02 Location: 2242 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 991 EQ 1 Working with a continuous-process technology where you monitor some equipment but do not directly have contact with the product (such as chemicals or petroleum). 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 -------------------------------------------------- Canada Q60D 164 1200 1213 0 0 0 838 V999 Reference: 999 MAIN TYPE EQUIPMENT File I.D.: 02 Location: 2244 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF 2 OR MORE OF REF 995, REF 996 REF 997 OR REF 998 EQ 1 What is the main type of equipment or technology you work with? 1 Make things on own 2 Make things with others 3 Assembly-line work 4 Continuous-process -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q60E 72 93 29 24 2347 0 12 0 839 V1000 Reference: 1000 EQUIP INFLUENCE PACE/AMT File I.D.: 02 Location: 2246 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 991 EQ 1 Some types of equipment or machinery have a great influence on the way that people go about doing their work, while in other jobs the equipment is more under the control of the operator. We would like to know about your job. How much would you say that the equipment or machinery which you work with influences: the pace or amount of work that you do each day? 1 A great deal 2 Some 3 A little 4 None -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 -1 -2 -3 -5 -------------------------------------------------- Canada Q61A 625 248 197 286 1213 2 6 0 840 V1001 Reference: 1001 EQUIP INFLUENCE SPEC TSK File I.D.: 02 Location: 2248 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 991 EQ 1 How much would you say that the equipment or machinery which you work with influences: the specific tasks or jobs you will do during the day? 1 A great deal 2 Some 3 A little 4 None -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 -1 -2 -3 -5 -------------------------------------------------- Canada Q61B 612 303 189 250 1213 3 7 0 841 V1002 Reference: 1002 EQUIP INFLUEN WAY DO JOB File I.D.: 02 Location: 2250 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 991 EQ 1 How much would you say that the equipment or machinery which you work with influences: the way you go about doing your job? 1 A great deal 2 Some 3 A little 4 None -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 -1 -2 -3 -5 -------------------------------------------------- Canada Q61C 639 284 176 257 1213 2 6 0 842 V1003 Reference: 1003 FOLLOW FIXED ROUTINE File I.D.: 02 Location: 2252 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 991 EQ 1 How closely do you follow a fixed routine when working with this equipment or machinery? Would you say very closely, somewhat closely, not too closely, or not at all closely? 1 Very closely 2 Somewhat closely 3 Not too closely 4 Not at all closely -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------- Canada Q62 670 376 122 175 1213 1 20 0 ******************************************************************** V1004 Reference: 1004 INCENTIVE SYSTEM File I.D.: 02 Location: 2254 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 14 EQ 1 AND REF 7 EQ 1 OR IF REF 14 EQ 1 AND REF 10 EQ 81,82,83 Do you work under some form of incentive system which allows you to personally affect the amount of your income, for example piece-rate, bonus, commission or merit pay? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 -------------------------------------------------- Canada Q63A 194 1615 768 0 0 0 843 V1005 Reference: 1005 TYPE INCENTIVE SYSTEM File I.D.: 02 Location: 2256 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 1004 EQ 1 Could you briefly describe the type of incentive system and the way in which it is calculated? 1 Piece-work 2 Merit pay increase 3 Point accumulation 4 Production bonus 5 Commission 6 Percentage bonus 7 Commission and profit-sharing 8 Stock options 9 Profit-sharing -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q63B 28 33 2 51 47 15 13 1 9 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q63B 1 2383 1 0 2 844 V1006 Reference: 1006 QUOTA SYSTEM File I.D.: 02 Location: 2258 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 14 EQ 1 AND REF 7 EQ 1 OR IF REF 14 EQ 1 AND REF 10 EQ 81,82,83 Do you work under a quota system which specifies how much you are required to do or produce in a given period of time? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------- Canada Q64 235 1572 768 1 1 0 845 V1007 Reference: 1007 LEVEL SCHOOLING REQUIRED File I.D.: 02 Location: 2260 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 7 EQ 1 OR REF 14 EQ 1 AND REF 10 EQ 81,82,83 What level of formal schooling is now normally required for people who do your type of work (excluding apprenticeship training)? 1 Grade school diploma or less 2 Some high school 3 Completed high school 4 College/vocational school 5 University Bachelor's Degree 6 Master's Degree or higher -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 6 --------------------------------------------------- Canada Q65 377 387 590 374 264 87 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------- Canada Q65 466 29 3 0 846 V1008 Reference: 1008 ON-THE-JOB TRAINING REQU File I.D.: 02 Location: 2262 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 7 EQ 1 OR REF 14 EQ 1 AND REF 10 EQ 81,82,83 Beyond formal schooling, how much on-the-job training, apprenticeship training or job experience is now normally required for people who do your type of work? (read list) 1 Short demonstration only 2 Up to 30 days 3 1 to 3 months 4 More than 3 months up to 6 months 5 More than 6 months up to 1 year 6 More than 1 year -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 6 --------------------------------------------------- Canada Q66 515 319 276 144 220 616 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------- Canada Q66 466 14 7 0 847 V1009 Reference: 1009 AMOUNT TRAINING REQUIRED File I.D.: 02 Location: 2264 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 1008 EQ 6 What amount of training over 1 year is required? 1 More than 1 year and up to 23 months 2 2 years 3 3 years 4 4 years 5 5 years 6 6 years 7 7 years -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 -------------------------------------------------- Canada Q66A 7 166 116 85 110 28 68 -1 -2 -3 -5 -------------------------------------------------- Canada Q66A 1961 14 22 0 848 V1010 Reference: 1010 HOW USE SKILLS File I.D.: 02 Location: 2266 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 7 EQ 1 OR REF 14 EQ 1 AND REF 10 EQ 81,82,83 Thinking about the skills which you use in the job you have now, would you say that you can use these skills only in your present job, only with employers in the same line of work, or that you could use these skills in jobs with employers in quite different lines of work? 1 Only in present job 2 Only in same work 3 In different work -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------- Canada Q67 116 880 1108 466 0 7 0 849 V1011 Reference: 1011 SKILL USING HANDS File I.D.: 02 Location: 2268 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 7 EQ 1 OR REF 14 EQ 1 AND REF 10 EQ 81,82,83 Next I'll read a list of things that might describe a person's job. Could you tell me how much your job requires: you to be skilled in using your hands? 1 None 2 A little 3 Some 4 A lot 5 A great deal -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 -------------------------------------------------- Canada Q68A 231 243 358 498 777 -1 -2 -3 -5 -------------------------------------------------- Canada Q68A 466 1 3 0 850 V1012 Reference: 1012 KNOWLEDGE OF SURROUNDING File I.D.: 02 Location: 2270 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 7 EQ 1 OR REF 14 EQ 1 AND REF 10 EQ 81,82,83 Could you tell me how much your job requires: you to have knowledge of work going on around you? 1 None 2 A little 3 Some 4 A lot 5 A great deal -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 -------------------------------------------------- Canada Q68B 113 133 324 725 811 -1 -2 -3 -5 -------------------------------------------------- Canada Q68B 466 2 3 0 851 V1013 Reference: 1013 JOB REQUIRES CREATIVITY File I.D.: 02 Location: 2272 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 7 EQ 1 OR REF 14 EQ 1 AND REF 10 EQ 81,82,83 Could you tell me how much your job requires: creativity, such as thinking of new or different ways to do things? 1 None 2 A little 3 Some 4 A lot 5 A great deal -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 -------------------------------------------------- Canada Q68C 291 358 458 471 527 -1 -2 -3 -5 -------------------------------------------------- Canada Q68C 466 1 5 0 852 V1014 Reference: 1014 JOB REQUIRES EXPERIENCE File I.D.: 02 Location: 2274 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 7 EQ 1 OR REF 14 EQ 1 AND REF 10 EQ 81,82,83 Could you tell me how much your job requires: understanding based upon experience? 1 None 2 A little 3 Some 4 A lot 5 A great deal -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 -------------------------------------------------- Canada Q68D 60 159 304 731 852 -1 -2 -3 -5 -------------------------------------------------- Canada Q68D 466 1 4 0 853 V1015 Reference: 1015 ABILITY MAKE DECISIONS File I.D.: 02 Location: 2276 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 7 EQ 1 OR REF 14 EQ 1 AND REF 10 EQ 81,82,83 Could you tell me how much your job requires: an ability to make decisions? 1 None 2 A little 3 Some 4 A lot 5 A great deal -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 -------------------------------------------------- Canada Q68E 153 226 396 550 780 -1 -2 -3 -5 -------------------------------------------------- Canada Q68E 466 2 4 0 854 V1016 Reference: 1016 ABSTRACT KNOWLEDGE File I.D.: 02 Location: 2278 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 7 EQ 1 OR REF 14 EQ 1 AND REF 10 EQ 81,82,83 Could you tell me how much your job requires: abstract knowledge about the ideas behind your work such as the application of general principles or theories to solve a problem? 1 None 2 A little 3 Some 4 A lot 5 A great deal -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 -------------------------------------------------- Canada Q68F 336 250 458 513 548 -1 -2 -3 -5 -------------------------------------------------- Canada Q68F 466 3 3 0 855 V1017 Reference: 1017 ABILITY TO COMMUNICATE File I.D.: 02 Location: 2280 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 7 EQ 1 OR REF 14 EQ 1 AND REF 10 EQ 81,82,83 Could you tell me how much your job requires: an ability to communicate with other people? 1 None 2 A little 3 Some 4 A lot 5 A great deal -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 -------------------------------------------------- Canada Q68G 70 134 299 521 1082 -1 -2 -3 -5 -------------------------------------------------- Canada Q68G 466 1 4 0 856 V1018 Reference: 1018 DIRECT WORK OTHERS File I.D.: 02 Location: 2282 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 7 EQ 1 OR REF 14 EQ 1 AND REF 10 EQ 81,82,83 Could you tell me how much your job requires: an ability to direct the work of other people? 1 None 2 A little 3 Some 4 A lot 5 A great deal -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 -------------------------------------------------- Canada Q68H 496 304 412 393 501 -1 -2 -3 -5 -------------------------------------------------- Canada Q68H 466 1 4 0 857 V1019 Reference: 1019 AMT SKILL REQUIRED File I.D.: 02 Location: 2284 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 7 EQ 1 OR REF 14 EQ 1 AND REF 10 EQ 81,82,83 Could you tell me how much skill your job requires? 1 None 2 A little 3 Some 4 A lot 5 A great deal -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 -------------------------------------------------- Canada Q68I 36 146 418 763 741 -1 -2 -3 -5 -------------------------------------------------- Canada Q68I 466 1 6 0 858 V1020 Reference: 1020 HOW SKILLED JOB CONSIDER File I.D.: 02 Location: 2286 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 7 EQ 1 OR REF 14 EQ 1 AND REF 10 EQ 81,82,83 Do you think that most other people would consider your job unskilled, semi-skilled, or highly skilled work? 1 Unskilled 2 Semi-skilled 3 Highly skilled -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------- Canada Q69 326 1082 691 466 9 3 0 859 V1021 Reference: 1021 THOUGHT JOB DEMANDS File I.D.: 02 Location: 2288 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 7 EQ 1 OR REF 14 EQ 1 AND REF 10 EQ 81,82,83 We would like to know about the kinds of problems which normally arise in your job, and the amount of thought and attention you need to deal with them. I am going to show you some statements and ask you to pick the one which best describes the thought and attention your job normally demands of you. (If respondent indicates more than one, ask which applies most of the time) 1 Little thought and attention (my work is usually routine, and problems seldom arise) 2 Some thought and attention (problems which arise normally require straightforward solutions) 3 Simple problem solving (unforeseen problems arise which require some practical experience) 4 Difficult problem solving (difficult problems arise which require considerable experience and careful analysis to solve) 5 Complex problem solving (highly complex problems arise which require a high level of abstract knowledge and theory to solve) 6 All of the above -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 6 --------------------------------------------------- Canada Q70 159 382 664 731 168 1 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------- Canada Q70 466 1 5 0 860 V1022 Reference: 1022 WORK W/HANDS File I.D.: 02 Location: 2290 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 7 EQ 1 OR REF 14 EQ 1 AND REF 10 EQ 81,82,83 We would also like to know how important reading and writing, working with your hands, and dealing with other people are for your job. You can do many of these things at the same time, of course, but how important are each of these? Working with your hands--operating a tool, moving furniture, or playing an instrument 1 Not at all important 2 Slightly important 3 Somewhat important 4 Very important 5 Extremely important -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 --------------------------------------------------- Canada Q71A 353 207 289 493 765 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------- Canada Q71A 466 0 4 0 861 V1023 Reference: 1023 DEALING W/PEOPLE File I.D.: 02 Location: 2292 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 7 EQ 1 OR REF 14 EQ 1 AND REF 10 EQ 81,82,83 Dealing with people--discussing the job, selling a product, advising a client, or teaching 1 Not at all important 2 Slightly important 3 Somewhat important 4 Very important 5 Extremely important -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 --------------------------------------------------- Canada Q71B 204 183 348 584 787 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------- Canada Q71B 466 0 5 0 862 V1024 Reference: 1024 WORK W/INFORMATION File I.D.: 02 Location: 2294 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 7 EQ 1 OR REF 14 EQ 1 AND REF 10 EQ 81,82,83 Working with information--reading blueprints, writing memos, or drafting a report 1 Not at all important 2 Slightly important 3 Somewhat important 4 Very important 5 Extremely important -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 -------------------------------------------------- Canada Q71C 471 251 367 508 510 -1 -2 -3 -5 -------------------------------------------------- Canada Q71C 466 0 4 0 863 V1025 Reference: 1025 DIRECTLY SUPERVISE 1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 2296 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 870 EQ 1 Do you directly supervise 1 or more than 1 person? 1 One 2 More than one -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 -1 -2 -3 -5 -------------------------------------------------- Canada Q73A1 128 616 1833 0 0 0 ******************************************************************** V1026 Reference: 1026 # DIRECTLY SUPERVISE File I.D.: 02 Location: 2298 Width: 3 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 1025 EQ 2 How many people do you directly supervise? 1-400 Actual number -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-400 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q73A2 612 1961 0 4 0 864 V1027 Reference: 1027 SEX OF SUBORDINATE File I.D.: 02 Location: 2301 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - REF 1025 EQ 1 Is this person male or female? 1 Male 2 Female -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q73C 66 62 2449 0 0 0 ******************************************************************** V1028 Reference: 1028 # MALE SUBORDINATES File I.D.: 02 Location: 2303 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 1026 EQ 2 How many are male? 0-94 Actual number 95 95 or more -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0-94 95 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q73D1 608 2 1961 0 6 0 865 V1029 Reference: 1029 # FEMALE SUBORDINATES File I.D.: 02 Location: 2305 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 1025 EQ 2 How many are female? 0-70 Actual number 95 95 or more -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0-70 95 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q73D2 606 4 1961 0 6 0 866 V1030 Reference: 1030 MAIN RESPONSIBILITY SUBO File I.D.: 02 Location: 2307 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 870 EQ 1 What is your main responsibility, concerning your subordinates? 1 Decide tasks or jobs 2 Decide procedures 3 Decide pace 4 Other 5 Training 6 Problem advising 7 Check the work 8 Planning 9 Ensure quality 10 Direct and motivate 11 Job health and safety 12 Supervise activities -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 --------------------------------------------------- Canada Q76 183 19 40 1 56 21 234 26 9 10 11 12 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------- Canada Q76 46 41 25 38 1833 0 14 0 867 V1031 Reference: 1031 RESPONSIBILITY NON-EMPLO File I.D.: 02 Location: 2309 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 7 EQ 1 OR REF 14 EQ 1 AND REF 33 GT 1 OR REF 36 GT 1 OR REF 45 GT 1 OR REF 52 GT 1 As an official part of your job, do you have responsibilities for people who are not employees of your organization, such as clients, patients, or students? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------- Canada Q79A 837 1307 433 0 0 0 868 V1032 Reference: 1032 PROFESSION NON-EMPLOYEE File I.D.: 02 Location: 2311 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 1031 EQ 1 Are these people patients, inmates, students, clients, other? 1 Patients 2 Inmates 3 Students 4 Clients 5 Customers 6 Social welfare cases 7 General public -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 --------------------------------------------------- Canada Q79B 149 12 204 342 100 6 24 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------- Canada Q79B 1740 0 0 0 869 V1033 Reference: 1033 TYPE DECISION 1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 2313 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 881 EQ 1 Could you give me an example of one of the more important types of decisions in which you are involved? (first mention) 1-97 2-digit Decisions Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-97 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------- Canada Q81H1 319 2242 10 6 0 Note: Canada See Supplementary Code 51 for Decisions Code. ******************************************************************** V1034 Reference: 1034 TYPE DECISION 2 File I.D.: 02 Location: 2315 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 881 EQ 1 Could you give me an example of one of the more important types of decisions in which you are involved? (second mention) 0 Undocumented Code 1-97 2-digit Decisions Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-97 -1 -2 -3 -5 0 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q81H2 333 2242 0 2 0 313 Note: Canada See Supplementary Code 51 for Decisions Code. 870 V1035 Reference: 1035 DESCRIBE JOB POSITION File I.D.: 02 Location: 2317 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 7 EQ 1 OR REF 14 EQ 1 AND REF 33 GT 1 OR REF 36 GT 1 OR REF 45 GT 1 OR REF 52 GT 1 Which of the following best describes the position which you hold within your business or organization? Would it be a managerial, supervisory or a non-management position? 1 Managerial 2 Supervisory 3 Non-management -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 -1 -2 -3 -5 -------------------------------------------------- Canada Q83A 299 310 1534 433 0 1 0 ******************************************************************** V1036 Reference: 1036 MANAGERIAL LEVEL File I.D.: 02 Location: 2319 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 1035 EQ 1 Would that be a top, upper, middle or lower managerial position? 1 Top 2 Upper 3 Middle 4 Lower -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 -1 -2 -3 -5 -------------------------------------------------- Canada Q83B 131 57 71 40 2278 0 0 0 871 V1037 Reference: 1037 DECISION WORKING CONDIT File I.D.: 02 Location: 2321 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 70 EQ 1 OR REF 14 EQ 1 AND REF 33 GT 1 OR REF 36 GT 1 OR REF 45 GT 1 OR REF 52 GT 1 Now I would like to ask you some questions on the way in which decisions are made at your place of work and how you think they should be made. First, I would like you to think about decisions concerning the working conditions of the employees and the way work is done. Could you tell me which of the following statements best describes the way these decisions are made? (read statements) 1 Usually management makes these decisions on its own 2 Management acts on its own but usually asks the opinions of the employees or their representatives 3 Management first has to get the agreement of the employees or their representatives -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 -1 -2 -3 -5 -------------------------------------------------- Canada Q84A 865 1016 233 433 11 19 0 872 V1038 Reference: 1038 HOW DECIDE File I.D.: 02 Location: 2323 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 70 EQ 1 OR REF 14 EQ 1 AND REF 33 GT 1 OR REF 36 GT 1 OR REF 45 GT 1 OR REF 52 GT 1 If it were up to you to choose, how do you think decisions about working conditions and the way work is done ought to be made? Should they be taken by management alone, by management alone but after obtaining the opinions of the employees or their representatives, by joint agreement between management and the employees or their representatives? 1 Management alone 2 Management consult with workers 3 Joint agreement -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 -1 -2 -3 -5 -------------------------------------------------- Canada Q84B 282 1005 826 433 11 20 0 873 V1039 Reference: 1039 INFLUENCE TOP MANAGERS File I.D.: 02 Location: 2325 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 70 EQ 1 OR REF 14 EQ 1 AND REF 33 GT 1 OR REF 36 GT 1 OR REF 45 GT 1 OR REF 52 GT 1 Now I am going to hand you a card and ask you to indicate how much influence each of the groups listed has on what happens in the place where you work. Top managers. 1 Very little influence 2 Little influence 3 Some influence 4 Quite a lot of influence 5 A very great deal of influence 6 Not applicable -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 6 -------------------------------------------------- Canada Q85A1 126 95 218 479 1178 29 -1 -2 -3 -5 -------------------------------------------------- Canada Q85A1 433 6 13 0 874 V1040 Reference: 1040 INFLUENCE OTHER MANAGERS File I.D.: 02 Location: 2327 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 70 EQ 1 OR REF 14 EQ 1 AND REF 33 GT 1 OR REF 36 GT 1 OR REF 45 GT 1 OR REF 52 GT 1 All other managers and supervisors. 1 Very little influence 2 Little influence 3 Some influence 4 Quite a lot of influence 5 A very great deal of influence 6 Not applicable -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 6 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q85A2 104 172 556 747 288 266 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q85A2 433 3 8 0 875 V1041 Reference: 1041 INFLUENCE EMPLOYEE GROUP File I.D.: 02 Location: 2329 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 70 EQ 1 OR REF 14 EQ 1 AND REF 33 GT 1 OR REF 36 GT 1 OR REF 45 GT 1 OR REF 52 GT 1 The employees as a group. 1 Very little influence 2 Little influence 3 Some influence 4 Quite a lot of influence 5 A very great deal of influence 6 Not applicable -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 6 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q85A3 500 435 797 282 80 27 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q85A3 433 4 19 0 876 V1042 Reference: 1042 INFLUENCE EMPLOYEE REP File I.D.: 02 Location: 2331 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 70 EQ 1 OR REF 14 EQ 1 AND REF 33 GT 1 OR REF 36 GT 1 OR REF 45 GT 1 OR REF 52 GT 1 Employee or union representatives (if applicable). 1 Very little influence 2 Little influence 3 Some influence 4 Quite a lot of influence 5 A very great deal of influence 6 Not applicable -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 6 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q85A4 195 178 432 245 89 989 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q85A4 433 7 9 0 877 V1043 Reference: 1043 INFLUENCE RESPONDENT File I.D.: 02 Location: 2333 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 70 EQ 1 OR REF 14 EQ 1 AND REF 33 GT 1 OR REF 36 GT 1 OR REF 45 GT 1 OR REF 52 GT 1 You personally. 1 Very little influence 2 Little influence 3 Some influence 4 Quite a lot of influence 5 A very great deal of influence 6 Not applicable -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 6 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q85A5 679 444 554 261 181 8 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q85A5 433 2 14 1 878 V1044 Reference: 1044 AMT INFL SHOULD-TOP MNGR File I.D.: 02 Location: 2335 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 70 EQ 1 OR REF 14 EQ 1 AND REF 33 GT 1 OR REF 36 GT 1 OR REF 45 GT 1 OR REF 52 GT 1 If it were up to you, how much influence do you think each of these groups ought to have in the place where you work? Top managers. 1 Very little influence 2 Little influence 3 Some influence 4 Quite a lot of influence 5 A very great deal of influence 6 Not applicable -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 6 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q85B1 104 84 376 636 890 29 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q85B1 433 10 14 1 879 V1045 Reference: 1045 AMT INFL SHOULD-OTH MNGR File I.D.: 02 Location: 2337 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 70 EQ 1 OR REF 14 EQ 1 AND REF 33 GT 1 OR REF 36 GT 1 OR REF 45 GT 1 OR REF 52 GT 1 All other managers and supervisors. 1 Very little influence 2 Little influence 3 Some influence 4 Quite a lot of influence 5 A very great deal of influence 6 Not applicable -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 6 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q85B2 87 146 587 802 250 252 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q85B2 433 5 13 2 880 V1046 Reference: 1046 AMT INFL SHOULD-EMPL GRP File I.D.: 02 Location: 2339 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 70 EQ 1 OR REF 14 EQ 1 AND REF 33 GT 1 OR REF 36 GT 1 OR REF 45 GT 1 OR REF 52 GT 1 The employees as a group. 1 Very little influence 2 Little influence 3 Some influence 4 Quite a lot of influence 5 A very great deal of influence 6 Not applicable -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 6 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q85B3 170 257 987 563 112 25 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q85B3 433 7 21 2 881 V1047 Reference: 1047 AMT INFL SHOULD-EMPL REP File I.D.: 02 Location: 2341 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 70 EQ 1 OR REF 14 EQ 1 AND REF 33 GT 1 OR REF 36 GT 1 OR REF 45 GT 1 OR REF 52 GT 1 Employee or union representatives (if applicable). 1 Very little influence 2 Little influence 3 Some influence 4 Quite a lot of influence 5 A very great deal of influence 6 Not applicable -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 6 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q85B4 127 145 517 303 94 930 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q85B4 433 7 19 2 882 V1048 Reference: 1048 AMT INFL SHOULD-RESPOND File I.D.: 02 Location: 2343 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 70 EQ 1 OR REF 14 EQ 1 AND REF 33 GT 1 OR REF 36 GT 1 OR REF 45 GT 1 OR REF 52 GT 1 You personally. 1 Very little influence 2 Little influence 3 Some influence 4 Quite a lot of influence 5 A very great deal of influence 6 Not applicable -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 6 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q85B5 210 348 937 408 206 11 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q85B5 433 6 16 2 883 V1049 Reference: 1049 COLLECTIVE BARGAINING File I.D.: 02 Location: 2345 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 274 EQ 5 Is there some other collective-bargaining association at the place where you work, or for people in your line of work? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 -------------------------------------------------- Canada Q86B 130 1222 1225 0 0 0 ******************************************************************** V1050 Reference: 1050 NAME UNION 1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 2347 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 275 EQ 1 What is the full name of the union/collective bargaining association? (first mention) 1-95 2-digit Union Name Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-95 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q86C1 500 2052 23 2 0 Note: Canada See Supplementary Code 52 for first mention Union Name Code. **All respondents coded to zero for reasons of confidentiality - see introduction. 884 V1051 Reference: 1051 NAME UNION 2 File I.D.: 02 Location: 2349 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 275 EQ 1 What is the full name of the union/collective bargaining association? (second mention) 1-97 2-digit Union Name Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-97 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q86C2 187 2387 2 1 0 Note: Canada See Supplementary Code 52 for second mention Union Name Code. **All respondents coded to zero for reasons of confidentiality - see introduction. ******************************************************************** V1052 Reference: 1052 NAME UNION 3 File I.D.: 02 Location: 2351 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 275 EQ 1 What is the full name of the union/collective bargaining association? (third mention) 1-25 2-digit Union Name Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-25 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q86C3 26 2551 0 0 0 Note: Canada See Supplementary Code 52 for third mention Union Name Code. **All respondents coded to zero for reasons of confidentiality - see introduction. 885 V1053 Reference: 1053 STRIKE-RELATED ACTIVITY File I.D.: 02 Location: 2353 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 839 EQ 1-12 (When was the most recent time you were involved in a strike or work stoppage?) On this last occasion, were you involved in picketing or any other strike-related activity? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 -------------------------------------------------- Canada Q90B 291 203 2083 0 0 0 ******************************************************************** V1054 Reference: 1054 HOW LEAVE LAST JOB File I.D.: 02 Location: 2355 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 202 EQ 1 OR REF 865 EQ 1,-3 On your last main job, did you quit, were you laid off, dismissed, or what? 1 Quit 2 Laid off 3 Dismissed 4-7 Other -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4-7 -1 -2 -3 -5 -------------------------------------------------- Canada Q97G 274 234 26 44 1994 0 5 0 886 V1055 Reference: 1055 SUPPORT SELF UN-E 3 File I.D.: 02 Location: 2357 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 8 EQ 2 How have you supported yourself during this period of unemployment? (third mention) 0 No third mention 11-43 2-digit Canadian Means of Support Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0 11-43 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q99E3 125 22 2430 0 0 0 Note: Canada See Supplementary Code 38 for Canadian Means of Support Code. ******************************************************************** V1056 Reference: 1056 SOUGHT WORK PAST 4 WKS File I.D.: 02 Location: 2359 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 8 EQ 2 Have you looked for work in the past four weeks? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 -------------------------------------------------- Canada Q99F 242 235 2092 0 8 0 887 V1057 Reference: 1057 TRY FIND JOB 3 File I.D.: 02 Location: 2361 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 8 EQ 2 What have you done to try to find a job? (third mention) 0 No third mention 1 Vague 2 Read ads 4 Contacted friends 5 Contacted employers 6 Contacted employment agency 7 Contacted unemployment office 8 Contacted union -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0 1 2 4 5 6 7 8 -------------------------------------------------- Canada Q99G3 85 1 1 4 5 3 5 1 -1 -2 -3 -5 -------------------------------------------------- Canada Q99G3 2472 0 0 0 888 V1058 Reference: 1058 WHEN LONGEST UN-E CURRE File I.D.: 02 Location: 2363 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 229 EQ 1 When was the longest stretch of unemployment you ever had - current stretch? 1 Current stretch -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 -1 -2 -3 -5 -------------------------------------------------- Canada Q99J 101 2476 0 0 0 ******************************************************************** V1059 Reference: 1059 1ST JOB SELF-EMPL File I.D.: 02 Location: 2365 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 1073 EQ 1 On your first full-time job after completing school, were you self-employed or did you work for someone else? 1 Self-employed 2 Worked for someone else -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q102A 21 866 1690 0 0 0 889 V1060 Reference: 1060 PAID EMPLOYEES5 File I.D.: 02 Location: 2367 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 1059 EQ 1 Did you have any paid employees? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q102B 5 16 2556 0 0 0 ******************************************************************** V1061 Reference: 1061 # EMPLOYEES2 File I.D.: 02 Location: 2369 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 1060 EQ 1 On the average, how many employees did you have? 2-7 Actual number -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 2-7 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q102C 5 2572 0 0 0 890 V1062 Reference: 1062 SAME EMPLOYER File I.D.: 02 Location: 2371 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 1059 EQ 2 Was that the same employer as your present one, or was it someone different? 1 Same 2 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q102D 51 815 1711 0 0 0 ******************************************************************** V1063 Reference: 1063 SUPERVISE OTHERS3 File I.D.: 02 Location: 2373 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 1059 EQ 2 On that job, did you supervise the work of other employees? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q102E 124 742 1711 0 0 0 891 V1064 Reference: 1064 INFLUENCE PAY SUBORD File I.D.: 02 Location: 2375 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 1063 EQ 1 Did you have any say or influence in the pay, promotions or disciplining of your subordinates on that job? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q102F 64 60 2453 0 0 0 892 V1065 Reference: 1065 RESP OCC CODEABLE 7-DIG File I.D.: 02 Location: 2377 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 1073 EQ 1 Is Respondent's occupation codeable to the 7-digit Canadian Classification and Dictionary of Occupations Code? 1 Yes 2 No three position code extension 3 Codeable to first three positions 4 Codeable to first two positions 5 Not codeable from response given 6 Refused occupation 7 Special code list used -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 --------------------------------------------------- Canada Q104 873 0 8 5 1 0 0 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------- Canada Q104 1690 0 0 0 Note: Canada See Supplementary Code 46 for special code list. 893 V1066 Reference: 1066 # HRS WORK/WEEK File I.D.: 02 Location: 2379 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 1073 EQ 1 About how many hours a week did you usually work on that job, including paid and unpaid overtime? 1-97 Actual number of hours -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-97 -1 -2 -3 -5 -------------------------------------------------- Canada Q106 873 1690 8 6 0 ******************************************************************** V1067 Reference: 1067 POSITION 1ST JOB File I.D.: 02 Location: 2381 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 1073 EQ 1 Which of the following best describes the position which you held within the business or organization? (first job) Would it be managerial, supervisory, or a non-management position? 1 Managerial 2 Supervisory 3 Non-management -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q107A 44 77 766 1690 0 0 0 894 V1068 Reference: 1068 MANAGERIAL LEVEL File I.D.: 02 Location: 2383 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 1067 EQ 1 Would that be a top, upper, middle, or lower-managerial position? 1 Top 2 Upper 3 Middle 4 Lower -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q107B 15 8 10 11 2533 0 0 0 895 V1069 Reference: 1069 MONTH BEGAN PREV JOB File I.D.: 02 Location: 2385 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 1073 EQ 1 In what month and year did you begin and end the job you had before your last main job? Month began 1-12 Actual month -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-12 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada JMBEGAN 730 1690 127 30 0 Note: Canada The variable JMBEGAN is question 110B in the Canadian questionnaire. 896 V1070 Reference: 1070 YEAR BEGAN PREV JOB File I.D.: 02 Location: 2387 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 1073 EQ 1 In what month and year did you begin and end the job you had before your last main job? Year began 13-82 Actual year -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 13-82 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada JYBEGAN 869 1690 16 2 0 Note: Canada The variable JYBEGAN is question 110B in the Canadian questionnaire. 897 V1071 Reference: 1071 MONTH END PREV JOB File I.D.: 02 Location: 2389 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 1073 EQ 1 In what month and year did you begin and end the job you had before your last main job? Month ended 1-12 Actual month -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-12 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada JMEND 736 1690 117 34 0 Note: Canada The variable JMEND is question 110B in the Canadian questionnaire. 898 V1072 Reference: 1072 YEAR END PREV JOB File I.D.: 02 Location: 2391 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 1073 EQ 1 In what month and year did you begin and end the job you had before your last main job? Year ended 28-82 Actual year -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 28-82 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada JYEND 860 1690 21 6 0 Note: Canada The variable JYEND is question 110B in the Canadian questionnaire. 899 V1073 Reference: 1073 PREV JOB FULL TIME File I.D.: 02 Location: 2393 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 940 EQ 2 Have you held a full-time job before your last main job? By full-time job we mean at least 30 hours per week. 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q110FST 887 267 1387 0 34 2 Note: Canada The Canadian variable, Q110FST, refers to the interviewer's box on page 23A of the green insert for the employed questionnaire. 900 V1074 Reference: 1074 PRIOR OCC CODEABLE 7-DIG File I.D.: 02 Location: 2395 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 237 EQ 1 Is respondent's prior occupation codeable to the 7-digit Canadian Classification and Dictionary of Occupations Code? 1 Yes 2 No three position code extension given in book 3 Codeable to first three positions 4 Codeable to first two positions 5 Not codeable from response given 6 Refused occupation 7 Special code list used -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 -------------------------------------------------- Canada Q113 732 0 10 1 0 0 1 -1 -2 -3 -5 -------------------------------------------------- Canada Q113 1833 0 0 0 Note: Canada See Supplementary 46 for special code list. 901 V1075 Reference: 1075 POSITION PRIOR JOB File I.D.: 02 Location: 2397 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 237 EQ 1 Which of the following best describes the position which you held within the business or organization? (prior job) Would it be managerial, supervisory, or a non-management position? 1 Managerial 2 Supervisory 3 Non-management -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q116A 78 108 558 1833 0 0 0 ******************************************************************** V1076 Reference: 1076 TYPE MANAGER PRIOR JOB File I.D.: 02 Location: 2399 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 1075 EQ 1 Would that be a top, upper, middle, or lower-managerial position? 1 Top 2 Upper 3 Middle 4 Lower -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q116B 29 15 23 11 2499 0 0 0 902 V1077 Reference: 1077 SPOUSE OCC CODEABLE 7-DI File I.D.: 02 Location: 2401 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 304 EQ 1 OR REF 305 EQ 1 Is Respondent's husband's/wife's/partner's occupation codeable to the 7-digit Canadian Classification and Dictionary of Occupations Code? 1 Yes 2 No three position code extension 3 Codeable to first three positions 4 Codeable to first two positions 5 No codeable from response given 6 Refused occupation 7 Special code list used -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q122CODE 1256 0 16 8 0 0 4 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q122CODE 1292 0 0 1 Note: Canada See Supplementary Code 46 for special code list. 903 V1078 Reference: 1078 #HRS/WEEK SPOUSE WORKS File I.D.: 02 Location: 2403 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 304 EQ 1 OR REF 305 EQ 1 How many hours a week (does/did) your spouse/partner work? 2-87 Actual number of hours -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 2-87 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q124E 1258 1292 9 14 4 ******************************************************************** V1079 Reference: 1079 POSITION SPOUSE JOB File I.D.: 02 Location: 2405 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 304 EQ 1 OR REF 305 EQ 1 Which of the following best describes the position which your spouse (holds/has held) within the business or organization? Would it be a managerial, supervisory or a non-management position? 1 Managerial 2 Supervisory 3 Non-management -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q124F 290 193 799 1293 0 1 1 904 V1080 Reference: 1080 TYPE MANAGER SPOUSE File I.D.: 02 Location: 2407 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 1079 EQ 1 Would that be a top, upper, middle or lower-managerial position? 1 Top 2 Upper 3 Middle 4 Lower -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q124G 174 42 52 22 2287 0 0 0 ******************************************************************** V1081 Reference: 1081 PAY CHILD CARE File I.D.: 02 Location: 2409 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 314 EQ 1 OR REF 315 EQ 1 Do you pay anyone to help out with child care, either in your home or outside your home? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q127B 207 913 1457 0 0 0 905 V1082 Reference: 1082 #HRS/WEEK PAY CHILD CARE File I.D.: 02 Location: 2411 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 1081 EQ 1 On average, how many hours per week of child care do you pay for? 0-60 Actual number 96 Full week outside of home -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0-60 96 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q127C 205 1 2370 1 0 0 ******************************************************************** V1083 Reference: 1083 % YARDWORK RESP File I.D.: 02 Location: 2413 Width: 3 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 301 EQ 1 Now we would like to ask you some questions about how you and your spouse handle various routine household chores. For each of the following tasks, please tell me roughly what percentage of this task is done by you and what percentage your spouse does. Yardwork or gardening--respondent? 0-100 Actual percent -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0-100 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q128CR 1804 767 0 6 0 906 V1084 Reference: 1084 % YARDWORK SPOUSE File I.D.: 02 Location: 2416 Width: 3 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 301 EQ 1 Yardwork or gardening--spouse? 0-100 Actual percent -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0-100 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q128CS 1804 767 0 6 0 ******************************************************************** V1085 Reference: 1085 % HOME MAINTENANCE RESP File I.D.: 02 Location: 2419 Width: 3 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 301 EQ 1 Home maintenance--respondent? 0-100 Actual percent -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0-100 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q128GR 1804 767 0 6 0 907 V1086 Reference: 1086 %HOME MAINTENANCE SPOUSE File I.D.: 02 Location: 2422 Width: 3 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 301 EQ 1 Home maintenance--spouse? 0-100 Actual percent -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0-100 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q128GS 1804 767 0 6 0 ******************************************************************** V1087 Reference: 1087 PREVENT LOOK FOR JOB File I.D.: 02 Location: 2425 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 301 EQ 1 OR REF 841 EQ 1-4 Have your household or family responsibilities ever prevented you from looking for a job? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q131A 415 1639 515 0 8 0 908 V1088 Reference: 1088 PREVENT ACCEPT PART-TIME File I.D.: 02 Location: 2427 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 301 EQ 1 OR REF 841 EQ 1-4 Have your household or family responsibilities ever prevented you from accepting a part-time job? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q131B 328 1725 515 1 8 0 ******************************************************************** V1089 Reference: 1089 PREVENT ACCEPT FULL-TIME File I.D.: 02 Location: 2429 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 301 EQ 1 OR REF 841 EQ 1-4 Have your household or family responsibilities ever prevented you from accepting a full-time job? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q131C 428 1624 515 2 8 0 909 V1090 Reference: 1090 PREVENT ACCEPT PROMOTION File I.D.: 02 Location: 2431 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 301 EQ 1 OR REF 841 EQ 1-4 Have your household or family responsibilities ever prevented you from accepting a promotion? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q131D 210 1838 515 2 12 0 ******************************************************************** V1091 Reference: 1091 PREVENT ACCEPT TRANSFER File I.D.: 02 Location: 2433 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 301 EQ 1 OR REF 841 EQ 1-4 Have your household or family responsibilities ever prevented you from accepting a transfer? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q131E 406 1639 515 2 15 0 910 V1092 Reference: 1092 PREVENT CHANGE JOBS File I.D.: 02 Location: 2435 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 301 EQ 1 OR REF 841 EQ 1-4 Have your household or family responsibilities ever prevented you from changing jobs? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q131F 245 1802 515 2 13 0 ******************************************************************** V1093 Reference: 1093 PAY HOUSE HELP File I.D.: 02 Location: 2437 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 301 EQ 1 OR REF 841 EQ 1-4 Do you ever pay anyone to help out with cooking, cleaning, laundry or general housework? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 -------------------------------------------------- Canada Q132 256 1801 515 0 5 0 911 V1094 Reference: 1094 REQUIRE CHANGE JOB File I.D.: 02 Location: 2439 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 301 EQ 1 OR REF 841 EQ 1-4 Have your family or household responsibilities ever required you to change your job? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q133CJ 158 1895 515 0 9 0 ******************************************************************** V1095 Reference: 1095 REQUIRE LEAVE JOB File I.D.: 02 Location: 2441 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 301 EQ 1 OR REF 841 EQ 1-4 Have your family or household responsibilities ever required you to leave paid employment for more than a year? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q133LE 326 1729 515 0 7 0 912 V1096 Reference: 1096 CLOSE TO CLASS OTHERS File I.D.: 02 Location: 2443 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 425 EQ 1 OR REF 848 EQ 1,2,3 Some people feel they have a lot in common with other people of their own class, but others don't feel this way so much. How about you? Would you say you feel pretty close to other (class chosen in REF 426 or in REF 848) people, or that you don't feel much closer to them than you do to people in other classes? 1 Feel close 2 Don't feel close -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 -1 -2 -3 -5 -------------------------------------------------- Canada Q143D 1335 910 179 137 15 1 ******************************************************************** V1097 Reference: 1097 CLASS CONFLICT File I.D.: 02 Location: 2445 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 425 EQ 1 OR REF 848 EQ 1,2,3 On the whole, do you think that there is bound to be some conflict between different social classes, or do you think they can get along together without any conflict? 1 Bound to be conflict 2 Can get along together -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 -1 -2 -3 -5 -------------------------------------------------- Canada Q143E 1056 1243 179 83 15 1 913 V1098 Reference: 1098 INCREASE UN-E CONTRIBUTN File I.D.: 02 Location: 2447 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - ALL These next statements are about Canadian society and other matters. For each one, please indicate whether you agree or disagree with it. If necessary, the unemployment insurance contributions of those who have jobs should be increased to provide adequate benefits for the unemployed. 1 Strongly agree 2 Somewhat agree 4 Somewhat disagree 5 Strongly disagree -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 4 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q144B 304 747 848 645 0 21 9 3 914 V1099 Reference: 1099 RAISE TAXES FOR ELDERLY File I.D.: 02 Location: 2449 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - ALL If necessary, taxes should be raised to provide adequate pensions for the elderly. 1 Strongly agree 2 Somewhat agree 4 Somewhat disagree 5 Strongly disagree -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 4 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q144H 743 976 559 263 0 24 8 4 ******************************************************************** V1100 Reference: 1100 WELFARE GIVEAWAY File I.D.: 02 Location: 2451 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - ALL For the most part, welfare is simply a way of giving away money to people who don't want to work. 1 Strongly agree 2 Somewhat agree 4 Somewhat disagree 5 Strongly disagree -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 4 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q144I 562 780 782 421 0 20 7 5 915 V1101 Reference: 1101 GOVT GUARANTEE JOB File I.D.: 02 Location: 2453 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - ALL The government ought to make sure that everyone who wants to work can find a job. 1 Strongly agree 2 Somewhat agree 4 Somewhat disagree 5 Strongly disagree -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 4 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 -------------------------------------------------- Canada Q144J 1405 740 282 128 0 7 12 3 ******************************************************************** V1102 Reference: 1102 RAISE TAXES FOR WELFARE File I.D.: 02 Location: 2455 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - ALL If necessary, taxes should be raised to provide adequate welfare benefits for those unable to work. 1 Strongly agree 2 Somewhat agree 4 Somewhat disagree 5 Strongly disagree -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 4 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q144K 735 1045 486 278 0 19 10 4 916 V1103 Reference: 1103 DAY CARE WORKING WOMEN File I.D.: 02 Location: 2457 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - ALL Day care ought to be made readily available for the children of women working outside the home. 1 Strongly agree 2 Somewhat agree 4 Somewhat disagree 5 Strongly disagree -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 4 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 -------------------------------------------------- Canada Q144L 1072 974 305 202 0 12 9 3 917 V1104 Reference: 1104 GROUP ISSUE File I.D.: 02 Location: 2459 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 399 EQ 1 In the last year or so, have you participated in any groups or organizations which are active in such things as attempting to influence public officials, promoting the rights of a particular group of people, or participating in electoral politics? Think about (the most important issue with which this group or organization is concerned). What does this group hope to achieve relative to this issue? 1-97 2-digit Group Issues Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-97 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q150B 254 2318 3 2 0 Note: Canada See Supplementary Code 39 for Group Issues Code. 918 V1105 Reference: 1105 GROUP SOCIALIST File I.D.: 02 Location: 2461 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 844 EQ 1-4 Would you describe it (your group) as being socialist in orientation? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q151B 54 86 2431 0 0 6 ******************************************************************** V1106 Reference: 1106 PARTY AFFILIATION File I.D.: 02 Location: 2463 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 847 EQ 6,-2,-5 Still thinking of federal politics, do you generally think of yourself as being a little closer to one of the parties than to the others? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q153B 180 488 1659 221 0 29 919 V1107 Reference: 1107 PARTY NAME File I.D.: 02 Location: 2465 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 1106 EQ 1 Which party is that? 1 Liberal 2 Progressive conservative 3 NDP 5 Other -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q153C 70 43 31 1 2397 20 0 15 920 V1108 Reference: 1108 PROV PARTY CLOSE TO File I.D.: 02 Location: 2467 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - ALL We've been talking about how you feel about parties at the federal level--that is, at the national level. Now, let's talk about provincial politics here in (name province). Thinking of provincial politics here in (name province), generally speaking, do you usually think of yourself as a Liberal, Conservative, NDP, Social Credit, or what? (In Quebec say: Liberal, Parti Quebecois, Social Credit, or what?) 1 Liberal 2 Progressive Conservative 3 NDP 4 Social Credit 5 Union Nationale 6 Parti Quebecois 7 Other 8 Independent -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q154A 529 635 329 88 14 143 19 236 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q154A 59 525 0 0 921 V1109 Reference: 1109 PROV PARTY AFFILIATION File I.D.: 02 Location: 2469 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 1108 EQ 8,-2,-5 Well, still thinking of provincial politics here in (name province), do you generally think of yourself as a little closer to one of the parties than to the others? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q154B 115 435 1757 237 0 33 922 V1110 Reference: 1110 PROV PARTY NAME File I.D.: 02 Location: 2471 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 1109 EQ 1 Which party is that? 1 Liberal 2 Progressive Conservative 3 NDP 4 Social Credit 5 Union Nationale 6 Parti Quebecois 7 Other -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 -------------------------------------------------- Canada Q154C 30 16 18 5 1 23 1 -1 -2 -3 -5 -------------------------------------------------- Canada Q154C 2473 10 0 0 923 Note: REF 1111 and REF 1112 do not appear on this version of the merged data tape. V1111 Reference: 1111 OTHER PROV PARTY1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 2473 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 1108 EQ -5 Do you have any other provincial political affiliation? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q154AOTH 0 0 2518 0 0 59 ******************************************************************** V1112 Reference: 1112 OTHER PROV PARTY2 File I.D.: 02 Location: 2475 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 1110 EQ 7,-2 Is there any other provincial political party you feel closest to? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q154COTH 0 0 2566 0 0 11 924 V1113 Reference: 1113 FATHER BIRTH CANADA File I.D.: 02 Location: 2477 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - ALL We are also interested in your family background. Where were your parents born? Was your father born in Canada? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q155F1 1764 792 0 21 0 0 ******************************************************************** V1114 Reference: 1114 COUNTRY FATHER BIRTH File I.D.: 02 Location: 2479 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - ALL Country and province of father's birth. 1-99 2-digit Canadian Country/Province Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-99 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q155F2 2556 0 21 0 0 Note: Canada See Supplementary Code 55 for Canadian Country/ Province Code. 925 V1115 Reference: 1115 MOTHER BIRTH CANADA File I.D.: 02 Location: 2481 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - ALL Was your mother born in Canada? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q155M1 1846 715 0 16 0 0 ******************************************************************** V1116 Reference: 1116 COUNTRY MOTHER BIRTH File I.D.: 02 Location: 2483 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - ALL Country and province of mother's birth. 1-99 2-digit Canadian Country/Province Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-99 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q155M2 2561 0 16 0 0 Note: Canada See Supplementary Code 55 for Canadian Country/ Province Code. 926 V1117 Reference: 1117 EDUC LEVEL FATHER File I.D.: 02 Location: 2485 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 940 EQ 2 What was your parents' highest level of education? (If parents were not educated in Canada, circle the category which best describes their educational attainment.) Father. 1 No formal schooling 2 Some elementary 3 Elementary 4 Some secondary - academic 5 Secondary - academic 6 Some secondary - vocational 7 Secondary - vocational 8 Some post-secondary - not university 9 Post-secondary - not university 10 Some teachers college 11 Teachers college 12 Some community college 13 Community college 14 Some university 15 University - certificate 16 University - BA 17 University - MA 18 University - Doctorate 19 University - Prof Degree -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused (continued on next page) 927 (Variable 1117 continued) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q156F 45 291 243 188 148 19 46 4 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q156F 29 1 4 7 18 16 10 37 17 18 19 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q156F 11 2 16 1272 170 0 0 928 V1118 Reference: 1118 EDUC LEVEL MOTHER File I.D.: 02 Location: 2487 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 940 EQ 2 What was your parents' highest level of education? (If parents were not educated in Canada, circle the category which best describes their educational attainment.) Mother. 1 No formal schooling 2 Some elementary 3 Elementary 4 Some secondary - academic 5 Secondary - academic 6 Some secondary - vocational 7 Secondary - vocational 8 Some post-secondary - not university 9 Post-secondary - not university 10 Some teachers college 11 Teachers college 12 Some community college 13 Community college 14 Some university 15 University - certificate 16 University - BA 17 University - MA 18 University - Doctorate 19 University - Prof Degree 30 Some nursing 31 Nursing school -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused (continued on next page) 929 (Variable 1118 continued) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q156M 43 244 249 229 178 10 54 6 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q156M 33 1 28 7 7 10 8 17 17 18 19 30 31 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q156M 3 1 2 1 19 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q156M 1272 155 0 0 930 V1119 Reference: 1119 BREADWINNER OCC CODEABLE File I.D.: 02 Location: 2489 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 336 NE 0 What was (person in Q157, REF 335)'s main occupation while you were growing up? That is, what kind of work did (he/she) generally do? Is (person in Q157, REF335)'s occupation codeable to the 7-digit Canadian Classification and Dictionary of Occupations Code? 0 Inapplicable 1 Yes 2 No code extension 3 Codeable to first four positions 4 Codeable to first three positions 5 Not codeable 7 Special code list -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0 1 2 3 4 5 7 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q158CODE 36 2426 1 36 6 4 58 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q158CODE 7 0 0 3 Note: Canada See Supplementary Code 46 for special code list. 931 V1120 Reference: 1120 # SIBLINGS File I.D.: 02 Location: 2491 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - ALL How many brothers and sisters do you have? Count step and half brothers and sisters, and those no longer living. 0-23 Actual number -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0-23 -1 -2 -3 -5 -------------------------------------------------- Canada Q161 2572 0 0 3 2 932 V1121 Reference: 1121 MOTHER OCC CODEABLE File I.D.: 02 Location: 2493 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 342 EQ 1 Did your mother ever work for pay or in a family business from the time you were born until you were 16 years old? What was her main occupation? That is, what kind of work did she usually do? Is mother's occupation codeable to the 4-digit Standard Occupational Classification Code? 1 Yes 2 No code extension 3 Codeable to first four positions 4 Codeable to first three positions 5 Not codeable 7 Special code list -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 7 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q162CODE 859 1 37 11 7 16 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q162CODE 1645 0 0 1 Note: Canada See Supplementary Code 46 for special code list. 933 V1122 Reference: 1122 EVER TRAINING File I.D.: 02 Location: 2495 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - ALL Aside from regualr school, did you ever complete an apprenticeship, a full-time program in a company training school lasting six weeks or more, or training in the Canadian Forces leading to qualification in a trade? 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q163A 406 2170 0 0 0 1 ******************************************************************** V1123 Reference: 1123 TRADE File I.D.: 02 Location: 2497 Width: 3 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 1122 EQ 1 In what trade was that? 1-110 3-digit Trade Apprenticeship Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-110 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q163B 406 2171 0 0 0 Note: Canada See Supplementary Code 56 for Trade Apprenticeship Code. 934 V1124 Reference: 1124 COUNTRY BIRTH File I.D.: 02 Location: 2500 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - ALL In what country were you born? 1-95 2-digit Country Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-95 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q164A 2576 0 0 1 0 Note: Canada See Supplementary Code 57 for Country Code. ******************************************************************** V1125 Reference: 1125 YEAR MOVED TO CANADA File I.D.: 02 Location: 2502 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 1124 EQ 18,86-95 In what year did you come to live in Canada? 9-82 Last two digits of actual year -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 9-82 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q164B 378 2168 1 30 0 935 V1126 Reference: 1126 YEAR OF BIRTH File I.D.: 02 Location: 2504 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - ALL In what year were you born? 2-65 Last two digits of actual year -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 2-65 -1 -2 -3 -5 -------------------------------------------------- Canada Q165 2574 0 0 0 3 ******************************************************************** V1127 Reference: 1127 LIVED RURAL AREA File I.D.: 02 Location: 2506 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 855 EQ 2 Respondent lived in Canada as a child in a rural area. 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 -------------------------------------------------- Canada Q166B 922 111 1544 0 0 0 936 V1128 Reference: 1128 COUNTRY/PROV RURAL File I.D.: 02 Location: 2508 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 855 EQ 2 In what country/province was this rural area? 1-85 2-digit Canadian Country/Province Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-85 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q166B1 1033 1544 0 0 0 Note: Canada See Supplementary Code 58 for Canadian Country/ Province Code. ******************************************************************** V1129 Reference: 1129 CITY NAME File I.D.: 02 Location: 2510 Width: 3 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 855 EQ 1,-5 What was the name of your (city/town) ? 0-996 3-digit Canadian City/Town Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0-996 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q166DCT 1540 1034 0 3 0 Note: Canada See Supplementary Code 59 for Canadian City/Town Code. 937 V1130 Reference: 1130 LIVED URBAN AREA File I.D.: 02 Location: 2513 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 855 EQ 1,-5 Respondent lived in Canada as a child in an urban area. 1 Yes 5 No -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 5 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q166DPC 1324 219 1034 0 0 0 ******************************************************************** V1131 Reference: 1131 COUNTRY/PROV URBAN File I.D.: 02 Location: 2515 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 855 EQ 1,-5 In what country/province was this urban area? 1-99 2-digit Canadian Country/Province Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-99 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q166DPC1 1543 1034 0 0 0 Note: Canada See Supplementary Code 58 for Canadian Country/ Province Code. 938 V1132 Reference: 1132 AMT TIME LIVED File I.D.: 02 Location: 2517 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - ALL How much of your life have you lived here in (name province)? (read list) 1 All your life 2 Most of it 3 Some of it 4 Only a year or so -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 -1 -2 -3 -5 -------------------------------------------------- Canada Q166E 1474 591 471 41 0 0 0 0 939 V1133 Reference: 1133 RELIGIOUS DENOMINATION File I.D.: 02 Location: 2519 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 856 EQ 1,4 Did your family attend religious services while you were growing up? What denomination is that? 1-96 2-digit Religious Denomination Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-96 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q168D 601 1968 1 7 0 Note: Canada See Supplementary Code 60 for Religious Denomination Code. 940 V1134 Reference: 1134 ETHNIC BACKGROUND File I.D.: 02 Location: 2521 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - ALL To what ethnic or cultural group did you or your ancestor (on the male side) belong on coming to this continent? 1-63 2-digit Canadian Cultural Ethnic Group Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-63 -1 -2 -3 -5 -------------------------------------------------- Canada Q169 2443 0 0 132 2 Note: Canada See Supplementary Code 61 for Canadian Cultural Ethnic Group Code. 941 V1135 Reference: 1135 LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 2523 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - ALL What is (are) the language(s) in which you feel most confortable when speaking? (first mention) 1-46 2-digit Language Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-46 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q170A 2577 0 0 0 0 Note: Canada See Supplementary Code 62 for Language Code. 942 V1136 Reference: 1136 LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY2 File I.D.: 02 Location: 2525 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - ALL What is (are) the language(s) in which you feel most confortable when speaking? (second mention) 1-46 2-digit Language Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-46 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q170B 753 1824 0 0 0 Note: Canada See Supplementary Code 62 for Language Code. 943 V1137 Reference: 1137 LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY3 File I.D.: 02 Location: 2527 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - ALL What is (are) the language(s) in which you feel most confortable when speaking? (third mention) 1-29 2-digit Language Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-29 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q170C 110 2467 0 0 0 Note: Canada See Supplementary Code 62 for Language Code. 944 V1138 Reference: 1138 LANGUAGE WORK1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 2529 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - ALL What is the main language or languages you use(d) at work? (first mention) 1-46 2-digit Language Code 97 Never worked -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-46 97 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q171A 2563 14 0 0 0 0 Note: Canada See Supplementary Code 62 for Language Code. 945 V1139 Reference: 1139 LANGUAGE WORK2 File I.D.: 02 Location: 2531 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - All What is the main language or languages you use(d) at work? (second mention) 1-46 2-digit Language Code 97 Never worked -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-46 97 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q171B 337 0 2240 0 0 0 Note: Canada See Supplementary Code 62 for Language Code. 946 V1140 Reference: 1140 LANGUAGE WORK3 File I.D.: 02 Location: 2533 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - ALL What is the main language or languages you use(d) at work? (third mention) 1-46 2-digit Language Code 97 Never worked -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1-46 97 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q171C 10 0 2567 0 0 0 Note: Canada See Supplementary Code 62 for Language Code. ******************************************************************** V1141 Reference: 1141 HOUSEHOLD INCOME ESTIMAT File I.D.: 02 Location: 2535 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 467 NE -3 Household income estimated. 1 Not estimated 2 Estimated -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q172AEST 2388 171 18 0 0 0 947 V1142 Reference: 1142 PERS INCOME ESTIMATED File I.D.: 02 Location: 2537 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 466 NE -3 1981 personal income estimated. 1 Not estimated 2 Estimated -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q172BEST 2449 119 9 0 0 0 ******************************************************************** V1143 Reference: 1143 INVESTMENT INCOME2 File I.D.: 02 Location: 2539 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 475 EQ 1 Do you only earn income from these investments, (investments other than real estate or savings, such as from stocks, bonds, dividends, profits from businesses, realized capital gains) or do you also use them to participate in running any of these businesses? 1 Income only 2 Run business 3 Both -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada Q176C 380 80 2 2103 5 7 0 948 V1144 Reference: 1144 DWELLING TYPE File I.D.: 02 Location: 2541 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - ALL Type of dwelling - residence (observed, not asked) 1 Single or semi-detached house 2 Row house 3 Duplex, triplex or quadruplex 4 Suite over store, etc 5 Apartment (5 to 7 units) 6 Apartment (8 to 19 units) 7 Apartment (20 or more units) 8 Room(s), part of home -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 --------------------------------------------------- Canada Q178 1954 70 293 18 55 62 92 18 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------- Canada Q178 0 0 15 0 949 V1145 Reference: 1145 INTERVIEW LANGUAGE File I.D.: 02 Location: 2543 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - ALL Language in which interview was conducted. 1 English 2 French -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 -1 -2 -3 -5 --------------------------------------------------- Canada Q179 1909 668 0 0 0 0 950 V1146 Reference: 1146 CLASS CATEGORIES File I.D.: 02 Location: 2545 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 7 EQ 1 OR REF 865 EQ 1 Pineo-Porter Class Categories. 1 SE-Profs 2 Employed Profs 3 High level management 4 Semi-prof 5 Technicians 6 Middle management 7 Supervisors 8 Foremen 9 Skilled CS & S 10 Skilled C & T 11 Farmers 12 Semi-skilled CS & S 13 Semi-skilled C & T 14 Unskilled 15 Unskilled C & T 16 Farm labor -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused (continued on next page) 951 (Variable 1146 continued) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ------------------------------------------------- Canada PINE01 22 211 57 165 48 86 81 54 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 ------------------------------------------------- Canada PINE01 248 270 124 374 232 98 254 44 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada PINE01 209 0 0 0 Note: Canada See Appendix III for more information about this variable. 952 V1147 Reference: 1147 SES SCORE File I.D.: 02 Location: 2547 Width: 5 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 2 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 7 EQ 1 OR REF 865 EQ 1 1971 Blishen SES Score. 18.23-75.28 BLISHEN SES Score Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 18.23-75.28 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada BLISHEN1 2368 209 0 0 0 Note: Canada See Appendix III for more information about this variable. 953 V1148 Reference: 1148 OCC 15 CATEGORY File I.D.: 02 Location: 2552 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 7 EQ 1 OR REF 865 EQ 1 15-Category Occupation - includes unemployed. 1 Professional 2 Technicians 3 Teachers 4 Mgrs & Prop 5 Clerical 6 Sales 7 Craftsmen 8 Govt. protective 9 Foremen 10 Operatives 11 Laborers 12 White collar 13 Skilled manual 14 Unskilled services 15 Farmers -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ------------------------------------------------- Canada OCC1 211 80 150 190 451 152 275 23 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 ------------------------------------------------- Canada OCC1 66 218 174 15 76 162 125 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada OCC1 209 0 0 0 Note: Canada See Appendix III for more information about this variable. 954 V1149 Reference: 1149 OCC 5 CATEGORY File I.D.: 02 Location: 2554 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 7 EQ 1 OR REF 865 EQ 1 5-Category Occupation - includes unemployed. 1 Upper white collar 2 Lower white collar 3 Upper blue collar 4 Lower blue collar 5 Farmers -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada OCC2 631 618 440 554 125 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada OCC2 209 0 0 0 Note: Canada See Appendix III for more information about this variable. 955 V1150 Reference: 1150 INDUSTRY 7 CATEGORY File I.D.: 02 Location: 2556 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 7 EQ 1 OR REF 865 EQ 1 7-Category industry - includes unemployed. 1 Extractive 2 Transformative 3 Distributive 4 Bus service 5 Pers service 6 Prof service 7 State -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 ------------------------------------------------- Canada IND2 219 767 340 198 200 51 589 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada IND2 213 0 0 0 Note: Canada See Appendix III for more information about this variable. 956 V1151 Reference: 1151 CLASS1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 2558 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 7 EQ 1 OR REF 865 EQ 1 Canadian class locations. 1 Large employer 2 Small employer 3 Petti-bourgeoisie 4 Decision mgt 5 Adviser mgt 6 Supervisor 7 Semi-autonomous 8 Worker -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ------------------------------------------------- Canada CANCLASS 18 84 239 245 75 227 329 1147 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada CANCLASS 211 0 2 0 Note: Canada See Appendix III for more information about this variable. Petite bourgeoisie is defined as 0 employees. 957 V1152 Reference: 1152 CLASS2 File I.D.: 02 Location: 2560 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 7 EQ 1 OR REF 865 EQ 1 Canadian Class Locations. 1 Large employer 2 Small employer 3 Petti-bourgeoisie 4 Decision mgt 5 Adviser mgt 6 Supervisor 7 Semi-autonomous 8 Worker -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ------------------------------------------------- Canada CLASS2 18 60 263 245 75 227 329 1147 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada CLASS2 211 0 2 0 Note: Canada See Appendix III for more information about this variable. Following U.S. coding procedures, petite bourgeoisie is defined as 0 to 1 employees. 958 V1153 Reference: 1153 1ST JOB OCC File I.D.: 02 Location: 2562 Width: 4 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 1073 EQ 1 First job - occupation. 1131-9918 4-digit 1980 Standard Occupational Classification Code -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1131-9918 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada FRSTOCC 885 1690 1 1 0 Note: Canada See Supplementary Code 63 for 1980 Standard Occupational Classification Code. ******************************************************************** V1154 Reference: 1154 1ST JOB INDUSTRY File I.D.: 02 Location: 2566 Width: 3 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 1073 EQ 1 First job - industry. 11-999 3-digit 1980 Standard Industrial Classification Code. -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 11-999 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada FRSTIND 887 1690 0 0 0 Note: Canada See Supplementary Code 64 for 1980 Standard Industrial Classification Code. 959 V1155 Reference: 1155 1ST PRIOR OCC 15 CATEGOR File I.D.: 02 Location: 2569 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 237 EQ 1 OR REF 1073 EQ 1 First prior occupation - 15 categories 1 Professional 2 Technicians 3 Teachers 4 Mgrs & Prop 5 Clerical 6 Sales 7 Craftsmen 8 Govt. protective 9 Foremen 10 Operatives 11 Laborers 12 White collar 13 Skilled manual 14 Unskilled services 15 Farmers -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ------------------------------------------------- Canada JOCC1 113 49 94 94 346 90 232 4 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 ------------------------------------------------- Canada JOCC1 34 189 190 8 52 115 18 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada JOCC1 946 1 2 0 Note: Canada See Appendix III for more information about this variable. 960 V1156 Reference: 1156 1ST PRIOR OCC 5 CATEGOR File I.D.: 02 Location: 2571 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 237 EQ 1 OR REF 1073 EQ 1 First prior occupation - 5 categories 1 Upper white collar 2 Lower white collar 3 Upper blue collar 4 Lower blue collar 5 Farmers -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada JOCC2 350 444 322 494 18 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada JOCC2 946 1 2 0 Note: Canada See Appendix III for more information about this variable. 961 V1157 Reference: 1157 1ST PRIOR OCC 27 CATEGOR File I.D.: 02 Location: 2573 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 237 EQ 1 OR REF 1073 EQ 1 First prior occupation - 27 categories. 1 Physcians & dentists 2 Other medical 3 Accountants 4 Teachers - elementary & secondary 5 Teachers - univ 6 Engineers - scientists 7 Technicians 8 Pub - adv 9 Judges & lawyers 10 Creat - entertain 11 Man - pub 12 Man - corp 13 Man - other 14 Secretaries 15 Clerical 16 Sales 17 Foremen 18 Crafts 19 Govt - pro - serv 20 Transport 21 Operatives 22 Laborers 23 Farm - work 24 W - C - serv 25 Skill - man - serv 26 Unskill - serv 27 Farmers -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused (continued on next page) 962 (Variable 1157 continued) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ------------------------------------------------- Canada JOCC3 7 40 11 86 12 9 58 24 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 ------------------------------------------------- Canada JOCC3 2 8 15 65 11 96 250 90 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 ------------------------------------------------- Canada JOCC3 34 217 19 46 143 145 46 10 25 26 27 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada JOCC3 52 115 17 946 1 2 0 Note: Canada See Appendix III for more information about this variable. 963 V1158 Reference: 1158 1ST PRIOR IND 12 CATEGOR File I.D.: 02 Location: 2575 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 237 EQ 1 OR REF 1073 EQ 1 First prior industry - 12 categories 1 Agri - fish - forest 2 Mining 3 Construction 4 Durable - manu 5 Nondurable - manu 6 Commu - util - trans 7 Whole - trade 8 Retail trade 9 Business - service 10 Personal - serv 11 Prof - serf 12 State - nonprofit -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ------------------------------------------------- Canada JIND1 85 31 131 178 189 109 64 186 9 10 11 12 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada JIND1 147 155 15 325 945 0 17 0 Note: Canada See Appendix III for more information about this variable. 964 V1159 Reference: 1159 1ST PRIOR IND 7 CATEGOR File I.D.: 02 Location: 2577 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 237 EQ 1 OR REF 1073 EQ 1 First prior industry - 7 categories 1 Extractive 2 Transformative 3 Distributive 4 Bus service 5 Pers service 6 Prof service 7 State -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 ------------------------------------------------- Canada JIND2 116 607 250 147 155 15 325 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada JIND2 945 0 17 0 Note: Canada See Appendix III for more information about this variable. 965 V1160 Reference: 1160 SPOUSE OCC 15 CATEGORIES File I.D.: 02 Location: 2579 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 306 NE -1 Spouse's occupation - 15 categories 1 Professional 2 Technicians 3 Teachers 4 Mgrs & Prop 5 Clerical 6 Sales 7 Craftsmen 8 Govt. protective 9 Foremen 10 Operatives 11 Laborers 12 White collar 13 Skilled manual 14 Unskilled services 15 Farmers -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ------------------------------------------------- Canada SOCC1 140 38 85 136 174 77 182 7 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 ------------------------------------------------- Canada SOCC1 51 116 113 14 29 56 66 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada SOCC1 1292 0 1 0 Note: Canada See Appendix III for more information about this variable. 966 V1161 Reference: 1161 SPOUSE OCC 5 CATEGORIES File I.D.: 02 Location: 2581 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 306 NE -1 Spouse's occupation - 5 categories 1 Upper white collar 2 Lower white collar 3 Upper blue collar 4 Lower blue collar 5 Farmers -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada SOCC2 399 265 269 285 66 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada SOCC2 1292 0 1 0 Note: Canada See Appendix III for more information about this variable. 967 V1162 Reference: 1162 SPOUSE OCC 27 CATEGORIES File I.D.: 02 Location: 2583 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 306 NE -1 Spouse's occupation - 27 categories 1 Physcians & dentists 2 Other medical 3 Accountants 4 Teachers - elementary & secondary 5 Teachers - univ 6 Engineers - scientists 7 Technicians 8 Pub - adv 9 Judges & lawyers 10 Creat - entertain 11 Man - pub 12 Man - corp 13 Man - other 14 Secretaries 15 Clerical 16 Sales 17 Foremen 18 Crafts 19 Govt - pro - serv 20 Transport 21 Operatives 22 Laborers 23 Farm - work 24 W - C - serv 25 Skill - man - serv 26 Unskill - serv 27 Farmers -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused (continued on next page) 968 (Variable 1162 continued) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ------------------------------------------------- Canada SOCC3 6 42 18 77 15 29 46 20 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 ------------------------------------------------- Canada SOCC3 8 6 27 96 10 52 122 76 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 ------------------------------------------------- Canada SOCC3 51 178 11 49 67 80 33 14 25 26 27 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada SOCC3 29 56 66 1292 0 1 0 Note: Canada See Appendix III for more information about this variable. 969 V1163 Reference: 1163 SPOUSE IND 12 CATEGORIES File I.D.: 02 Location: 2585 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 307 NE -1 Spouse's industry - 12 categories. 1 Agri - fish - forest 2 Mining 3 Construction 4 Durable - manu 5 Nondurable - manu 6 Commu - util - trans 7 Whole - trade 8 Retail trade 9 Business - service 10 Personal - serv 11 Prof - serf 12 State - nonprofit -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ------------------------------------------------- Canada SIND1 122 19 88 119 120 85 53 146 9 10 11 12 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada SIND1 102 63 21 325 1292 0 22 0 Note: Canada See Appendix III for more information about this variable. 970 V1164 Reference: 1164 SPOUSE IND 7 CATEGORIES File I.D.: 02 Location: 2587 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 307 NE -1 Spouse's industry - 7 categories 1 Extractive 2 Transformative 3 Distributive 4 Bus service 5 Pers service 6 Prof service 7 State -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 ------------------------------------------------- Canada SIND2 141 412 199 102 63 21 325 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada SIND2 1292 0 22 0 Note: Canada See Appendix III for more information about this variable. 971 V1165 Reference: 1165 FAMILY OCC 15 CATEGORIES File I.D.: 02 Location: 2589 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 336 NE -1 Family's occupation - 15 categories. 0 None - housewife 1 Professional 2 Technicians 3 Teachers 4 Mgrs & Prop 5 Clerical 6 Sales 7 Craftsmen 8 Govt. protective 9 Foremen 10 Operatives 11 Laborers 12 White collar 13 Skilled manual 14 Unskilled services 15 Farmers -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 ------------------------------------------------- Canada FOCC1 29 151 40 43 254 101 89 458 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 ------------------------------------------------- Canada FOCC1 23 140 259 321 1 39 49 548 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada FOCC1 7 18 7 0 Note: Canada See Appendix III for more information about this variable. 972 V1166 Reference: 1166 FAMILY OCC 5 CATEGORIES File I.D.: 02 Location: 2591 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 336 NE -1 Family's occupation - 5 categories. 0 None - housewife 1 Upper white collar 2 Lower white collar 3 Upper blue collar 4 Lower blue collar 5 Farmers -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 0 1 2 3 4 5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada FOCC2 29 488 191 660 629 548 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada FOCC2 7 18 7 0 Note: Canada See Appendix III for more information about this variable. 973 V1167 Reference: 1167 FAMILY OCC 27 CATEGORIES File I.D.: 02 Location: 2593 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 336 NE -1 Family's occupation - 27 categories. 0 None - housewife 1 Physcians & dentists 2 Other medical 3 Accountants 4 Teachers - elementary & secondary 5 Teachers - univ 6 Engineers - scientists 7 Technicians 8 Pub - adv 9 Judges & lawyers 10 Creat - entertain 11 Man - pub 12 Man - corp 13 Man - other 14 Secretaries 15 Clerical 16 Sales 17 Foremen 18 Crafts 19 Govt - pro - serv 20 Transport 21 Operatives 22 Laborers 23 Farm - work 24 W - C - serv 25 Skill - man - serv 26 Unskill - serv 27 Farmers -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused (continued on next page) 974 (Variable 1167 continued) 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 ------------------------------------------------- Canada FOCC3 29 20 12 35 36 8 49 39 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 ------------------------------------------------- Canada FOCC3 22 12 8 37 180 27 13 88 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 ------------------------------------------------- Canada FOCC3 89 139 439 42 99 160 289 33 24 25 26 27 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada FOCC3 5 39 49 547 7 18 7 0 Note: Canada See Appendix III for more information about this variable. 975 V1168 Reference: 1168 FAMILY IND 12 CATEGORIES File I.D.: 02 Location: 2595 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 337 NE -1 Family's industry - 12 categories. 1 Agri - fish - forest 2 Mining 3 Construction 4 Durable - manu 5 Nondurable - manu 6 Commu - util - trans 7 Whole - trade 8 Retail trade 9 Business - service 10 Personal - serv 11 Prof - serf 12 State - nonprofit -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ------------------------------------------------- Canada FIND1 670 65 246 251 224 254 66 187 9 10 11 12 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada FIND1 76 112 29 281 36 1 79 0 Note: Canada See Appendix III for more information about this variable. 976 V1169 Reference: 1169 FAMILY IND 7 CATEGORIES File I.D.: 02 Location: 2597 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 337 NE -1 Family's industry - 7 categories 1 Extractive 2 Transformative 3 Distributive 4 Bus service 5 Pers service 6 Prof service 7 State -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 ------------------------------------------------- Canada FIND2 735 975 253 76 112 29 281 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada FIND2 36 1 79 0 Note: Canada See Appendix III for more information about this variable. 977 V1170 Reference: 1170 MOTHER OCC 27 CATEGORIES File I.D.: 02 Location: 2599 Width: 2 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 0 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - IF REF 344 NE -1 Mother's occupation - 27 categories. 1 Physcians & dentists 2 Other medical 3 Accountants 4 Teachers - elementary & secondary 5 Teachers - univ 6 Engineers - scientists 7 Technicians 8 Pub - adv 9 Judges & lawyers 10 Creat - entertain 11 Man - pub 12 Man - corp 13 Man - other 14 Secretaries 15 Clerical 16 Sales 17 Foremen 18 Crafts 19 Govt - pro - serv 20 Transport 21 Operatives 22 Laborers 23 Farm - work 24 W - C - serv 25 Skill - man - serv 26 Unskill - serv 27 Farmers -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused (continued on next page) 978 (Variable 1170 continued) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ------------------------------------------------- Canada MOCC3 0 28 7 59 4 2 3 5 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 ------------------------------------------------- Canada MOCC3 0 2 2 42 5 59 105 96 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 ------------------------------------------------- Canada MOCC3 9 40 1 1 60 48 102 9 25 26 27 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada MOCC3 38 155 33 1645 9 8 0 Note: Canada See Appendix III for more information about this variable. 979 V1171 Reference: 1171 WEIGHT1 File I.D.: 02 Location: 2601 Width: 4 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 2 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - ALL WEIGHT1 Sample weight variable constructed to correct for unequal probabilities of being included in the sample. .2 - 5.80 Sample weight 1 -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused .2-5.80 -1 -2 -3 -5 ------------------------------------------------- Canada WEIGHT1 2577 0 0 0 0 Note: Canada See Appendix II and the Canadian introduction section for more information about this variable and the sampling method used for the Canadian survey. ******************************************************************** V1172 Reference: 1172 WEIGHT2 File I.D.: 02 Location: 2605 Width: 4 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 2 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - ALL WEIGHT2 Sample weight variable constructed to correct for unequal probabilities of being included in the sample. .1 - 7.50 Sample weight 2 -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused .1-7.50 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------- Canada WEIGHT2 2577 0 0 0 0 Note: Canada See Appendix II and the Canadian introduction section for more information about this variable and the sampling method used for the Canadian survey. 980 V1173 Reference: 1173 WEIGHT3 File I.D.: 02 Location: 2609 Width: 4 Country: 4 Implicit Decimal Places: 2 Universe: FOR COUNTRY EQ 4 - ALL WEIGHT3 Sample weight variable constructed to correct for unequal probabilities of being included in the sample. .1 - 7.50 Sample weight 3 -1 Skipped -2 Don't know -3 Skipped - should have been answered -5 Refused .1-7.50 -1 -2 -3 -5 ---------------------------------------------- Canada WEIGHT3 2577 0 0 0 0 Note: Canada See Appendix II and the Canadian introduction section for more information about this variable and the sampling method used for the Canadian survey. V1174 Reference: 1174 ICPSR STUDY NUMBER Location: 2613 Width: 4 Universe: FOR ALL COUNTRIES ICPSR STUDY NUMBER - 8413 ************************************************************** V1175 Reference: 1175 ICPSR EDITION NUMBER Location: 2617 Width: 1 Universe: FOR ALL COUNTRIES ICPSR EDITION NUMBER - 2 The number identifying the release edition of this dataset. 1. Winter, 1986 release 2. Spring, 1987 release ************************************************************** V1176 Reference: 1176 ICPSR PART NUMBER Location: 2618 Width: 1 Universe: FOR ALL COUNTRIES ICPSR PART NUMBER - 1 ************************************************************ V1177 Reference: 1177 ICPSR SEQUENTIAL CASE ID Location: 2619 Width: 4 The ICPSR has attached a sequential case identification number to each record. This number uniquely identifies each record in the data collection. VOLUME II i SUPPLEMENTARY CODES TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE NO. SUPPLEMENTARY CODES................................................1 U.S. CORE SUPPLEMENTARY CODES....................................1 Supplementary Code 1 Occupation Classification...............1 Supplementary Code 2 Industrial Classification..............11 Supplementary Code 3 Omnibus Occupation.....................17 Supplementary Code 4 Causes Of Poverty......................19 Supplementary Code 5 Solutions To Poverty...................22 Supplementary Code 6 Causes Of Energy Crisis................25 Supplementary Code 7 Solutions To Energy Crisis.............28 Supplementary Code 8 Causes Of Crime........................32 Supplementary Code 9 Solutions To Crime.....................35 Supplementary Code 10 Source Of Support......................39 Supplementary Code 11 Political Issues.......................40 Supplementary Code 12 Means Of Action........................43 Supplementary Code 13 Participation..........................44 Supplementary Code 14 Presidential Choice....................45 Supplementary Code 15 Master College.........................47 Supplementary Code 16 State And Territory...................101 Supplementary Code 17 Master City...........................103 Supplementary Code 18 Religion..............................127 Supplementary Code 19 Nationality And Ethnicity.............129 Supplementary Code 20 Relationship To Respondent............132 Supplementary Code 21 Company Name..........................133 Supplementary Code 22 Larger Corporation Name...............147 Supplementary Code 23 Group Name............................151 Supplementary Code 24 Larger Organization Name..............155 NORWEGIAN AND SWEDISH SUPPLEMENTARY CODES......................157 Supplementary Code 25 Nordic Occupations - Norway...........157 Supplementary Code 26 Nordic Occupations - Sweden...........167 Supplementary Code 27 Industry - Sweden.....................185 Supplementary Code 28 Industry - Norway.....................190 Supplementary Code 29 SEI Occupations - Sweden..............193 Supplementary Code 30 Education - Norway....................194 Supplementary Code 31 Nordic Occ. Collapsed - Sweden........243 Supplementary Code 32 School Type - Norway..................247 Supplementary Code 33 Municipalities - Norway...............249 CANADIAN SUPPLEMENTARY CODES...................................258 Supplementary Code 34 Group Name - Canada...................258 Supplementary Code 35 Larger Organization - Canada..........262 Supplementary Code 36 Poverty Reasons - Canada..............265 Supplementary Code 37 Poverty Solutions - Canada............269 Supplementary Code 38 Means Of Support - Canada.............272 Supplementary Code 39 Group Issues - Canada.................273 Supplementary Code 40 Group Participation - Canada..........276 Supplementary Code 41 Field Of Study - Canada...............277 TABLE OF CONTENTS ii VOLUME II SUPPLEMENTARY CODES PAGE NO. Supplementary Code 42 Company Name - Canada.................280 Supplementary Code 43 Lrgr Organization Name 1 - Canada.....306 Supplementary Code 44 Lrgr Organization Name 2 - Canada.....308 Supplementary Code 45 Lrgr Organization Name 3 - Canada.....310 Supplementary Code 46 Occ. Special Code List - Canada.......311 Supplementary Code 47 Business Name 1 - Canada..............312 Supplementary Code 48 Business Name 2 - Canada..............313 Supplementary Code 49 Government Agency Name - Canada.......315 Supplementary Code 50 Equipment - Canada....................320 Supplementary Code 51 Decision Type - Canada................322 Supplementary Code 52 Union Name 1 - Canada.................323 Supplementary Code 53 Union Name 2 - Canada.................326 Supplementary Code 54 Union Name 3 - Canada.................329 Supplementary Code 55 Country - Canada......................330 Supplementary Code 56 Trade Apprenticeship - Canada.........332 Supplementary Code 57 Country Of Birth - Canada.............335 Supplementary Code 58 Country/Province Raised - Canada......337 Supplementary Code 59 City Or Town - Canada.................340 Supplementary Code 60 Religious Denomination - Canada.......343 Supplementary Code 61 Ethnic/Cultural Group - Canada........344 Supplementary Code 62 Language - Canada.....................346 Supplementary Code 63 Standard Occ. Class - Canada..........347 Supplementary Code 64 Standard Industry Class - Canada......367 Supplementary Code 65 Industry Class - Finland..............381 1 SUPPLEMENTARY CODE 1: OCCUPATION CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM NOTE: n.e.c. means "not elsewhere classified". PROFESSIONAL, TECHNICAL, AND KINDRED WORKERS 001 Accountants 002 Architects 003 Computer programmers 004 Computer systems analysts 005 Computer specialists, n.e.c. 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 030 Judges 031 Lawyers 032 Librarians 033 Archivists and curators 034 Actuaries 035 Mathematicians 036 Statisticians 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 061 Chiropractors 062 Dentists 063 Optometrists 064 Pharmacists 065 Physicians, medical and osteopathic 071 Podiatrists 072 Veterinarians 073 Health practitioners, n.e.c. 074 Dietitians 2 075 Registered nurses 076 Therapists 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. 086 Clergymen 090 Religious workers, n.e.c. 091 Economists 092 Political scientists 093 Psychologists 094 Sociologists 095 Urban and regional planners 096 Social scientists, n.e.c. 100 Social workers 101 Recreation workers 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 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 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. 150 Agriculture and biological technicians, except health 151 Chemical technicians 152 Draftsmen 153 Electrical and electronic engineering technicians 3 154 Industrial engineering technicians 155 Mechanical engineering technicians 156 Mathematical technicians 161 Surveyors 162 Engineering and science technicians, n.e.c. 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 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 194 Writers, artists, and entertainers, n.e.c. 195 Research workers, not specified MANAGERS AND ADMINISTRATORS, EXCEPT FARM 201 Assessors, controllers, and treasurers; local public admin. 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. 4 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 estate agents and brokers 271 Stock and bond salesmen 280 Salesmen and sales clerks, n.e.c. Category "280 Salesmen and sales clerks, n.e.c." was subdivid- ed in the Census into 5 occupation groups dependent on industry. The industry codes are shown in parentheses. 281 Sales representatives, manufacturing industries (Ind. 107-399) 282 Sales representatives, wholesale trade (Ind. 017-058, 507-599) 283 Sales clerks, retail trade (Ind. 608-699 except 618, 639, 649, 667, 668,688) 284 Salesmen, retail trade (Ind. 607,618,639,649,667,668,688) 285 Salesmen of services and construction (Ind. 067-078,407-499, 707-947) 295 Rental clerks 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 adjusters, examiners, and investigators 330 Library attendants and assistants 331 Mail carriers, post office 332 Mail handlers, except post office 333 Messengers and office boys 334 Meter readers, utilities 341 Bookkeeping and billing machine operators 342 Calculating machine operators 343 Computer and peripheral equipment operators 344 Duplicating machine operators 345 Keypunch operators 350 Tabulating machine operators 5 355 Office machine operators, n.e.c. 360 Payroll and timekeeping clerks 361 Postal clerks 362 Proofreaders 363 Real estate appraisers 364 Receptionists 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 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 Electric power linemen and cablemen 434 Electrotypers and stereotypers 435 Engravers, except photoengravers 436 Excavating, grading, road machine operators; except bulldozer 440 Floor layers, except tile setters 441 Foremen, n.e.c. 6 442 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 Air conditioning, heating, and 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 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, except auto, apprentices 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, and 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 7 536 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 Current members of Armed Forces 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 operatives, 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 8 645 Photographic process workers 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 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 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 LABORERS, EXCEPT FARM 740 Animal caretakers, except farm 750 Carpenter's helpers 751 Construction laborers, except carpenter's helpers 752 Fishermen and oystermen 753 Freight and material handlers 754 Garbage collectors 755 Gardeners and groundskeepers, except farm 760 Longshoremen and stevedores 9 761 Lumbermen, raftsmen, and woodchoppers 762 Stock handlers 763 Teamsters 764 Vehicle washers and equipment cleaners 770 Warehousemen, n.e.c. 780 Miscellaneous laborers 785 Not specified laborers FARMERS AND FARM MANAGERS 801 Farmers (owners and tenants) 802 Farm managers FARM LABORERS AND FARM FOREMEN 821 Farm foremen 822 Farm laborers, wage workers 823 Farm laborers, unpaid family workers 824 Farm service laborers, self-employed SERVICE WORKERS, EXCEPT PRIVATE HOUSEHOLD 901 Chambermaids and maids, except private household 902 Cleaners and charwomen 903 Janitors and sextons 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 921 Dental assistants 922 Health aides, except nursing 923 Health trainees 924 Lay midwives 925 Nursing aides, orderlies, and attendants 926 Practical nurses 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 10 950 Housekeepers, except private household 952 School monitors 953 Ushers, recreation and amusement 954 Welfare service aides 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 966 Government protective, n.e.c. 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 991 Unskilled workers, n.e.c. 995 Occupation not reported. 000 never worked 11 SUPPLEMENTARY CODE 2: INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM NOTE: n.e.c. means "not elsewhere classified". AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, AND FISHERIES 017 Agricultural production 018 Agricultural services, except horticultural 019 Horticultural services 027 Forestry 028 Fisheries MINING 047 Metal mining 048 Coal mining 049 Crude petroleum and natural gas extractions 057 Nonmetallic mining and quarrying, except fuel CONSTRUCTION 067 General building contractors 068 General contractors, except building 069 Special trade contractors 077 Not specified construction MANUFACTURING Durable goods Lumber and wood products, except furniture 107 Logging 108 Sawmills, planing mills, and mill work 109 Miscellaneous wood products 118 Furniture and fixtures 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 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 12 167 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, n.e.c. 198 Not specified machinery Electrical machinery, equipment, and supplies 199 Household appliances 207 Radio, T.V., and communication equipment 208 Electrical machinery, equipment, and supplies, n.e.c. 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 services supplies 248 Photographic equipment and supplies 249 Watches, clocks, and clockwork-operated devices 257 Not specified professional equipment 258 Ordnance 259 Miscellaneous manufacturing industries Nondurable goods Food and kindred products 268 Meat products 269 Dairy products 278 Canning and preserving fruits, vegetables, and seafoods 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 Tobacco manufactures 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 13 318 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 medicines 358 Soaps and cosmetics 359 Paints, varnishes, and related products 367 Agricultural chemicals 368 Miscellaneous chemicals 369 Not specified chemicals and allied products Petroleum and coal products 377 Petroleum refining 378 Miscellaneous petroleum and coal 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 398 Not specified manufacturing industries TRANSPORTATION, COMMUNICATIONS, AND OTHER PUBLIC UTILITIES 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 Pipe lines, except natural gas 429 Services incidental to transportation Communications 447 Radio broadcasting and television 448 Telephone (wire and radio) 449 Telegraph and miscellaneous communication services 14 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 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE Wholesale trade 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, n.e.c. 558 Petroleum products 559 Scrap and waste materials 567 Alcoholic beverages 568 Paper and its products 569 Lumber and construction materials 587 Wholesalers, n.e.c. 588 Not specified wholesale trade 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, n.e.c. 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 furnishings stores 15 668 Household appliances, TV, 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 FINANCE, INSURANCE, AND REAL ESTATE 707 Banking 708 Credit agencies 709 Security, commodity brokerage, and investment companies 717 Insurance 718 Real estate, including real estate-insurance-law offices BUSINESS AND REPAIR SERVICES 727 Advertising 728 Services to dwellings and other buildings 729 Commercial 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, n.e.c. 749 Automobile services, except repair 757 Automobile repair and related services 758 Electrical repair shops 759 Miscellaneous 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 16 ENTERTAINMENT AND RECREATION SERVICES 807 Theaters and motion pictures 808 Bowling alleys, billiard and pool parlors 809 Miscellaneous entertainment and recreation services 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, n.e.c. 848 Health services, n.e.c. 849 Legal services 857 Elementary and secondary schools 858 Colleges and universities 859 Libraries 867 Educational services, n.e.c. 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 bookkeeping services 897 Miscellaneous professional and related services PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION 907 Postal service 917 Federal public administration 927 State public administration 937 Local public administration 999 Industry not reported 17 SUPPLEMENTARY CODE 3: OMNIBUS OCCUPATION CODE NOTE: n.e.c. means "not elsewhere classified". PROFESSIONAL, TECHNICAL AND KINDRED WORKERS 10 Physicians (medical & osteopathic), dentists 11 Other medical and paramedical; chiropractors, optometrists, pharmacists, veterinarians, nurses, therapists, healers, dietitians (except medical and dental technicians, see 16) 12 Accountants and auditors 13 Teachers, primary and secondary schools (including NA type) 14 Teachers, college; social scientists; librarians; archivists 15 Architects; chemists; engineers; physical and biological scientists 16 Technicians: airplane pilots and navigators, designers, draftsmen, foresters and conservationists, embalmers, photographers, radio operators, surveyors, technicians (medical, dental, testing, n.e.c.) 17 Public advisors: clergymen, editors and reporters, farm and home management advisors, personnel and labor relations workers, public relations men, publicity workers, religious, social and welfare workers 18 Judges; lawyers 19 Professional, technical and kindred workers not listed above MANAGERS, OFFICIALS AND PROPRIETORS (EXCEPT FARM) 20 Not self-employed 31 Self-employed (unincorporated businesses) CLERICAL AND KINDRED WORKERS 40 Secretaries, stenographers, typists 41 Other clerical workers: agents (n.e.c.) library assistants and attendants, attendants in physicians' and dentists' offices, bank tellers, cashiers, bill collectors, ticket, station and express agents, etc. SALES WORKERS 45 Retail store salesmen and sales clerks, newsboys, hucksters, peddlers, travelling salesmen, advertising agents and salesmen, insurance agents, brokers, and salesmen, etc. 18 CRAFTSMEN, FOREMEN, AND KINDRED WORKERS 50 Foremen, n.e.c. 51 Other craftsmen and kindred workers 52 Government protective service workers: firemen, police, marshals, and constables 55 Members of armed forces OPERATIVES AND KINDRED WORKERS 61 Transport equipment operatives 62 Operatives, except transport LABORERS 70 Unskilled laborers - non farm 71 Farm laborers and foremen SERVICE WORKERS 73 Private household workers 75 Other service workers: barbers, beauticians, manicurists, bartenders, boarding and lodging housekeepers, counter and fountain workers, housekeepers and stewards, waiters, cooks, midwives, practical nurses NOTE: For government protective service workers (firemen, police, etc.) see code 52 FARMERS AND FARM MANAGERS 80 Farmers (owners and tenants) and managers (except code 71) MISCELLANEOUS GROUPS 97 Widows, housewives -- former occupation NA, or had no former occupation 96 Students, regardless of prior work experience 98 Head has no occupation; has never worked, rentier; discharged from service and not yet employed 99 Occupation NA 00 Inap 19 SUPPLEMENTARY CODE 4: CAUSES OF POVERTY GENERAL CULTURAL/VALUE ISSUES 01 Social attitudes, not further specified 02 Decline of religion 03 Decline of morality 04 Materialistic values in American society; materialism 05 People are selfish and don't care about other people 06 People don't work together, no unity; people are not socially responsible PERSONAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE POOR 10 Bad attitudes, not further specified 11 Not ambitious; no goals; lack of motivation/incentive 12 Lazy; unwilling to work; unwilling to take jobs 13 No self respect; no pride 14 Unintelligent; stupid 15 Live for the moment; can't delay gratification 16 Money mismanagement; won't save; bad judgment; financial irresponsibility 17 Alcoholism; drug addictions 18 Illness; disability; old age 19 Anger/hostility CHILDHOOD; FAMILY ENVIRONMENT; FAMILY HISTORY/BACKGROUND 20 Family (e.g., bad family background; parents; bad family situation) 21 Poor upbringing; lack of discipline in family 22 Parents don't teach children values of work and self-respect; parental values 23 Broken homes 24 Poor have too many children 25 Poverty of the family of origin; the vicious cycle 26 Bad social environment growing up (neighborhood, community) 29 Other family/background characteristics EDUCATION 30 (Lack of) education, not further specified 31 Poor educational quality (in poor areas) 32 No skills; no training; not qualified/trained for jobs which are available 33 "Lack of educational opportunity" 34 Illiteracy 20 RACE 40 Race; racial factor, not further specified; 41 Racial discrimination, not further specified; "discrimination", "prejudice" 42 Racial discrimination in education 43 Racial discrimination in jobs 44 Blacks just don't want to get ahead (and other racial-genetic explanations) GOVERNMENT General 50 The government; too many government programs; not further specified Welfare 51 Too much welfare; the welfare system; giveaway programs 52 Welfare is illegitimate; welfare causes poverty 53 Welfare discourages work; welfare is too easy to get on and stay on; people abuse welfare 54 Welfare is a legitimate system, but it is executed or organized incorrectly; the people who need it often don't get it Inadequate Government Intervention 55 Government doesn't provide or create enough jobs 56 Government doesn't do enough for the poor; not sufficient government programs of various sorts 57 Not enough government stimulation of private sector 58 Too much spent on defense 59 Taxes are too low on the rich, on big business Excessive Government 60 Taxes too high 61 Government waste, inefficiency, corruption; too much government bureaucracy, red tape and mismanagement 62 Government helps other countries too much; too much foreign aid to poor countries, not enough for our people 63 Government interference with business/free enterprise system; the minimum wage 64 Politicians; leaders; poor leaders; the president 65 Other government responses; miscellaneous The Economy 66 The economy, the economic system, not further specified; miscellaneous other economic system responses 21 67 Unemployment; lack of jobs; recession 68 Inflation; high prices 69 Technology/automation; technology puts people out of work 70 Lack of productivity; lack of technological innovation 71 Capitalism/private property/profit motive; big business (explicit mentions of general characteristics of capitalism as the cause of poverty) 72 Specific examples of features of capitalism, but not general characterization (e.g., landlords charge too high rents; businesses want to keep payrolls down; class differences) 73 The rich won't help the poor; the rich have too much; other specifications directed towards the rich per se 74 Business moving to other countries/places 75 Too many imports 76 Unequal distribution of wealth/income; wages too low; unequal distribution of costs and benefits 77 Mismatch of people and jobs: geographical locations of jobs not where the people are; people's abilities don't fit their jobs 78 Lack of opportunity/mobility: explicit, general statements 79 Lack of opportunity: specific examples (education requirements too high for jobs; nepotism; women cannot find work because of children; etc.) 80 Too many women are working 81 Unions: unions drive up prices and/or exclude people from jobs 82 Scarcity; shortages of natural resources/energy; poor land; the weather 83 Waste, not further specified SOCIAL FACTORS 85 Society; the social system; "the system," not further specified 86 Overcrowded cities; deterioration of cities/neighborhoods 87 Immigration; illegal immigration; foreigners coming into the country 88 The Cubans; Mexicans; other references to specific immigrant groups 89 Overpopulation, not further specified MISCELLANEOUS 90 There really isn't any poverty in the United States 91 There will always be poverty; nothing can be done about it; fatalism 92 God's will 97 Miscellaneous other responses 22 SUPPLEMENTARY CODE 5: SOLUTIONS TO POVERTY CHANGES IN CULTURAL VALUES 01 Change values; change social attitudes, not further specified 02 More religion; strengthen religion; more church-going 03 People should be more socially responsible 04 We should have a less materialistic society 05 Increase morality CHANGES IN PERSONAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE POOR 10 Change attitudes of the poor; other general statements that the poor should change their attitudes/values, should change themselves, not further specified 11 Develop the work ethic; people should go out and get jobs 12 Develop pride; self-respect 13 Learn to handle money; learn to plan better CHANGE FAMILY, UPBRINGING 20 Strengthen the family, not further specified 21 Stronger discipline in the home; better upbringing 22 The poor should have fewer children EDUCATION 30 (More) education, not further specified 31 Improve quality of education (for poor); improve education opportunities 32 Teach fundamentals; back to basics 33 Job (re)training programs, private or unspecified 34 Job (re)training programs, government run or financed 35 Job information 36 Research, study the problem more RACE (AND SEX) 40 End racial discrimination, not further specified 41 End racial discrimination in education, not further specified 42 End racial discrimination in jobs 43 Expand affirmative action; preferential treatment for blacks and other minorities 44 Reduce affirmative action; reduce aid to minorities; stop desegregation 45 Reduce participation of women in workforce 23 GOVERNMENT RESPONSES General 46 Change/improve the system of government/government policies 47 The Government should do something, take care of it, not further specified Welfare Responses 48 Welfare (not specified as change); improve welfare, not further specified 49 Get welfare chiselers off welfare; stop welfare fraud 50 Make people who can get work get off welfare; give welfare only to people who really need it 51 Increase welfare/social services/government aid to the poor 52 Increase social services/aid to specific target groups: the elderly, the handicapped, the unemployed Conservative Responses 53 Reduce foreign aid; help other countries less 54 The federal government should do less--let the states do more; other references to "state's rights" issues 55 Stop government interference with free enterprise; less regulation of business 56 Reduce/stop government intervention (in general--not specified in terms of business); (drastically) reduce or eliminate social services, welfare; (drastically) reduce government spending 57 Repressive law-and-order responses Progressive Responses 58 Increase progressive state policies; expand social democratic programs other than welfare programs (e.g., nationalize oil; socialized medicine; reduce defense spending) 59 Increase taxes on the rich, on big business; redistribute wealth, income 60 Government should provide/create jobs; public works 61 More power to the people; people need to demand what they want Other Responses 62 Reduce government waste, inefficiency, corruption, red tape 63 More government stimulus of private initiatives 64 New leaders; change politicians; get rid of Carter 65 Reduce taxes The Economy 68 Change/improve the economy/the economic situation, not further specified; miscellaneous economy responses 24 69 Limit corporate power (government not explicitly mentioned); employees should have more say in management 70 Socialism; get rid of private property/capitalism 71 Let people work if they want to (eliminate retirement, mandatory schooling) 72 Create more jobs; reduce unemployment (not specified as government responsibility) 73 More opportunity; more equal opportunity; less discrimination (unless specified as racial discrimination) 74 Better pay 75 Reduce power of unions 76 Reduce inflation; wage and price controls; lower costs 77 Buy American; reduce/eliminate imports 78 Technological innovation; increase productivity 79 Conservation SOCIAL FACTORS 80 Change society; change the system, not further specified 81 Improve cities/neighborhoods 82 Improve housing 83 Stop (illegal) immigration 84 Improve health conditions 85 Solve the drug problem 86 Population control and other demographic controls (i.e., move the poor around) 87 Church activism; churches should engage in more social action around poverty 88 Increase harmony between classes; between public and private 89 Childcare, flextime; facilitate work for women 90 Nothing needs to be done; no poverty 91 Nothing can be done 92 We're/they're doing all that needs to be done/all that can be done 97 Miscellaneous other responses 25 SUPPLEMENTARY CODE 6: CAUSES OF ENERGY CRISIS SCARCITY OF RESOURCES 10 Scarcity of natural resources; decreasing supply, not further specified 11 Scarcity of oil; running out of oil 12 Reliance on fossil fuels/nonrenewable energy sources 13 Failure to develop/invest in alternative energy, not further specified 14 Failure to develop/invest in nuclear energy 15 Failure to develop/invest in oil; failure to explore for oil 16 Failure to develop/invest in coal, shale oil, other fossil fuels 17 Failure to develop/invest in renewable energy sources (wind, solar, etc.) 18 Failure to develop resources, not further specified 19 Increased demand for energy (very general) CONSUMPTION PATTERNS 20 Lack of conservation, not further specified 21 Waste; Americans are wasteful; we are taught to throw things away 22 Specific references to examples of waste (other than cars and appliances) 23 Our life style; the American way of life, not further specified 24 Too many luxuries; too many things; unnecessary appliances 25 Cars too big/inefficient; other specific references to cars 26 We're too materialistic; "materialism" 27 Lack of foresight; didn't heed warnings; didn't plan ahead 28 Inefficient transportation system; suburban living; too much driving 29 The poor/blacks waste energy OIL COMPANIES 30 Oil companies, not further specified 31 Oil companies, manipulation of market; shortages created by oil companies; other references to conspiracy of oil companies 32 Oil companies' profits 33 Oil companies block the development of alternative energy 34 Oil companies or other big corporations lack of foresight; mismanagement by big oil companies 35 Energy companies (or corporations in general) block efficient energy use 36 Insufficient profits in non-oil energy development 37 Oil spills waste oil 38 Energy was too cheap 26 ARABS AND OTHER FOREIGN POWERS 40 Foreign powers, OPEC; not further specified 41 Arabs, not further specified 42 Arabs/OPEC/Foreign manipulation of the market/control of oil/hoarding 43 Oil embargo 44 Dependency on foreign oil 45 Iran 46 The Arab-Israeli conflict 47 The situation in the Middle East; other references to the political situation 48 Export of U.S. oil/energy to other countries 49 Unfair distribution of resources in the world economy between rich and poor countries GOVERNMENT 50 The government, not further specified 51 The government is controlled by oil companies/big business 52 Bad relations between the government and oil companies; lack of cooperation between government and oil companies 53 Bad relations between government and oil countries/OPEC/Arabs 54 The government has not done enough to encourage conservation 55 Government lacked foresight/didn't heed warnings; didn't plan ahead 56 Government didn't do enough to develop alternative energy 57 Lack of public transportation 58 Environmental regulation/air pollution controls/EPA, etc. too strong 59 Government regulation of the oil companies too strong; price controls too strong 60 Other references to too much government regulation (other than environmental and price control, 58 and 59); government regulation, not further specified 61 Bad leadership; the politicians 62 Lack of government regulation of oil companies/energy sources 63 Government created it; it's political; government just wanted money 64 Poor foreign policy, not further specified 65 Government policies (e.g., war) waste resources [progressive responses] 66 Government policies (e.g., busing, foreign aid) [regressive responses] 69 Other government responses ECONOMY, GENERAL (not specifically oil companies) 70 The economy, the economic system, not further specified 71 Capitalism, private property; the profit motive; big business (other generic references to capitalism) 27 72 Specific examples of features of capitalism, but not general characterization (e.g., corporations wanted to make money first and worry about it later) 73 Planned obsolescence; the economy can't/won't run without waste 74 Inflation; high (gas/oil/electric) prices 75 Technology (inefficient/wasteful/outdated); low productivity 76 Wages too low 77 Import-export imbalance 78 Poor management 79 Supply and demand (as general statements) MISCELLANEOUS 80 Lack of information/education/understanding about the energy crisis (therefore don't pay attention to it) 81 Overpopulation 82 People don't trust government or industry so they don't believe there is a crisis or trust their solutions 83 The development has been too fast 84 The price of oil has been too low 90 There isn't any energy crisis; there may not really be one; it's a put on 92 God's will 97 Miscellaneous other responses 28 SUPPLEMENTARY CODE 7: SOLUTIONS TO ENERGY CRISIS ALTERNATIVE ENERGY 01 Find/use/explore for more fuel oil (in the U.S.) 02 Develop alternative energy sources, not further specified (NA whether 03, 04 or 05) 03 Develop/use nuclear energy more 04 Develop/use coal more or other fossil fuel except oil 05 Develop/use renewable energy sources (solar/wind/hydrothermal) 06 Develop/use more of our own resources, not further specified 07 Develop nuclear fusion, not fission 08 Use electricity more; more generating plants 09 More labor intensive technologies CONSUMPTION PATTERNS 10 Conservation; waste less, not further specified 11 Fewer luxuries; get along without unnecessary things 12 Have to make real sacrifices; have to lower our standard of living; other responses that indicate a significant decline in living standards (If ambiguous, code 11; 12 should be used only where it is clear that a real decline in standards of living, real hardships are envisioned.) 13 Smaller cars/efficient cars 14 Change people's attitudes, not further specified; education; more awareness 15 Specific examples of references to conservation; "driving slower"; "don't drive as much" 16 Cars should run on alternatives to gasoline 17 Rich people should conserve more OIL COMPANIES (not specified as government policy) 18 The oil companies should develop alternative energy sources 19 Investigate the oil companies 20 Energy rates should reward conservation/punish waste ARABS ETC. (not specified as government policy) 21 Become less dependent upon foreign oil/Arabs/OPEC 22 Stop/limit exports of oil/energy to other countries 23 Price our exports (e.g., food) on a parity with oil; use exports as a weapon 29 GOVERNMENT POLICIES General Government Responses 24 The government should do something about it; change/improve the government, not further specified 25 Get rid of bureaucracy/red tape; streamline the government 26 Make government honest, less deceitful; get rid of corruption Government Control/Relation to Oil Companies 27 Government should control the oil companies 28 Tax the oil companies; control profits; windfall profits tax 29 Nationalize the oil companies; workers run the companies 30 Break up the oil companies; break up the monopolies 31 Make oil companies spend profits on getting more oil 32 Oil companies should have more input into policy making Government Policies Towards Oil Companies 33 Change/improve/strengthen foreign policy 34 Improve international communications/tolerance 35 Military action/intervention; get tough with them 36 Resolve politically the Middle East crisis 37 Put foreign aid to OPEC nations 38 Better agreements with/detente with OPEC 39 Internationally ration oil, allocate resources More Direct Government Intervention 40 Government should ration gas 41 Government should raise the price of gas; tax gas more 42 Government should control gas prices; lower gas prices 43 Government should do more for alternative energy and renewable energy (solar, wind, etc.) 44 Government should do more for nuclear power 45 Government should do more for coal and oil, encourage more exploration 46 Government should encourage pub. transportation/railroads more 47 Government should get into the energy business, build plants; explore for oil; etc. 48 More government research; more dissemination of information by the government to the general public MORE GOVERNMENT REGULATIONS/CONTROLS (coercive responses) 49 More government controls/regulations, not further specified 50 Legislate/restrict energy use by consumers (except 53); force people to conserve; tax/fine those who do not conserve 51 Legislate/restrict energy use by business/industry 30 52 Limit corporate power; restrict corporate lobbying; tax the corporations more MORE INDIRECT GOVERNMENT POLICIES (subsidies, etc.) 53 Government should encourage conservation, not further specified 54 Government should subsidize individuals/families for various acts of conservation (insulation; home solar; etc.) 55 Government should subsidize business to encourage conservation; tax credits for businesses 56 Government should encourage private sector R&D 57 Government should subsidize energy for low income people Reductions of Government Programs/Regulations 58 Government should stop regulating oil and other energy companies stop regulating oil and gas prices 59 Government should reduce environmental regulation/EPA/pollution controls 60 Government should stop interfering with private business except 58 and 59) 61 Get rid of Government programs that waste energy (space program; busing; etc.); eliminate government waste in general Other Government Responses 62 New leaders; get rid of Carter 63 Government, business and the people should work together 64 Local government should handle it 65 People should demand the government to change the situation; more popular participation in government ECONOMY IN GENERAL 66 Chnage the economy, not further specified 67 Get rid of capitalism/private property; socialism 68 Build more railroads; improve railroads (not specified as government initiative, 46) 69 Improve technology; more productivity 70 Better jobs; more pay; more jobs 71 Lower prices/regulate prices (not specified as government) 72 Labor and consumers should work together; people should cooperate 73 More honesty in corporations; investigate the corporations 74 People should have more power over corporations; vote on prices; investigate what's happening 75 People should boycott/strike 76 Listen to experts; let the scientists take care of it; more research (not specified as government research) 77 More planning (not specified by whom) 31 78 Adjust production to existing resources 79 More cooperation between countries on energy matters 80 Better planning 81 Increase the Swedish export 82 Increase the use of water power MISCELLANEOUS 90 There is no energy crisis 91 Nothing can be done 92 We're/they're doing everything that can be done 93 Religious solutions: pray, trust in god, etc. 94 Do something; something should be done 95 More research 96 More information 97 Miscellaneous other responses 98 Change the world economic system 99 Let the people decide 32 SUPPLEMENTARY CODE 8: CAUSES OF CRIME GENERAL CULTURAL/VALUES ISSUES 01 Decline of religion 02 Decline of morality 03 Materialism; America is too materialistic 04 The media; violence on TV/movies; crime is glamorized 05 Social attitudes/values, not further specified 06 Communication problem 07 Attitude that everyone is doing it--including the big corporations 08 Societal indifference toward criminals 09 Lack of patriotism PERSONAL CHARACTERISTICS OF CRIMINALS 10 Greedy and selfish 11 Lack of respect for others; meanness 12 Materialistic; want more than they can afford 13 Lazy; people want something for nothing; don't want to work 14 Lack of respect for authority 15 Lack of self-respect; no pride; lack of purpose in life; lack of self-discipline 16 Heredity 17 Drug addiction; alcoholism 18 Mental illness/problems; personal problems 19 Boredom; not enough to do; do it for excitement 20 People don't know any other way to get what they need 21 People don't think about the punishment 22 Crime is just a way of life for some people CHILDHOOD, FAMILY BACKGROUND 23 Family, parents, not further specified; bad family environment 24 Permissiveness; lack of discipline of children 25 Lack of family cohesiveness; breakdown of American family 26 Too much discipline of children; child abuse 27 Come from a poor family; parents didn't work 28 Bad general social environment when growing up (not specifically family) 29 Too much freedom for teenagers; not enough discipline for teens RACE AND SEX 30 Race, not further specified 31 Racial discrimination 32 Blacks are violent; other racial-genetic explanation 33 33 Women provoke crimes against them, e.g. rape 34 Children are left too early in nursery schools, etc. 35 Bad relations between children and grown-ups GOVERNMENT RESPONSES General 40 Government, not further specified 41 The welfare system 42 The prisons, not further specified Repressive Responses 43 Courts/laws/punishments too lenient; people can get away with anything these days 44 Lack of capital punishment 45 The police have their hands tied; judicial restrictions on police 46 Not enough police/lawmakers 47 The prison's don't really punish 48 Too much government involvement; too many government programs Nonrepressive Responses 49 The courts are too slow 50 The prison system doesn't rehabilitate criminals, doesn't help people 51 Police cause/precipitate crime 52 Government and/or police are corrupt/crooked 53 Laws are too harsh 54 Not enough government programs to help potential criminals 55 The punishment system is unjust/inconsistent/unequal 56 Government creates crimes (victimless crimes) 57 Lack of trust in government 58 Punishments too short for severe crimes ECONOMIC RESPONSES 60 The economy; the economic system, not further specified 61 Unemployment; lack of jobs 62 Lack of opportunity 63 Poverty 64 Capitalism; private property, the profit motive, big business 65 The current economic condition; recession 66 Inflation, high prices 67 Youth unemployment 68 Class differences; large differences between rich and poor 69 The energy crisis 34 SOCIAL FACTORS 70 Society/social system/the system, not further specified 71 Overcrowded cities; deterioration of cities; housing conditions, slums, ghettos 72 Guns are too easy to get; guns 73 Juvenile delinquency 74 Lack of education; ignorance 75 Immigration; Cubans/others coming from other countries 76 Organized crime; Mafia 77 Peer pressure 78 It is easy to commit a crime 79 Lack of housing 80 People who are "frustrated," "angry," "discontent," "desperate," "oppressed." [Note: Code here when reason for this feeling is not specified.] 81 The pressure people have to bear 82 People are not treated well 83 Heat wave 84 Profitability of crime 85 Debt 86 Bad breaks MISCELLANEOUS 90 Crime really isn't a problem 91 There will always be crime; that's the way people are 92 God's will 93 People's carelessness, e.g., they leave their houses unlocked or stay out late 94 There isn't really any high criminality in Sweden 95 Diet 96 School is too soft 97 Miscellaneous other responses 98 The high standard of living 99 Lack of meaningful jobs 35 SUPPLEMENTARY CODE 9: SOLUTIONS TO CRIME CHANGES IN GENERAL CULTURAL/VALUES 01 Change social attitudes; change social values, not further specified (if the implication in the response is to change the attitudes of people who commit crimes rather than attitudes in general in society, code 10, if ambiguous, code 10); less materialism 02 Spiritual reawakening needed; return to religion 03 Reduce violence in the media/TV/movies 04 More patriotism 05 Increase loving, respect, and responsibility for others 06 Increase morality 07 Less materialism CHANGES IN PERSONAL CHARACTERISTICS OF CRIMINALS 10 Change attitudes, not further specified 11 People need to have more self-respect and self-awareness 12 People need to learn to respect authority 13 People need to learn to work for a living; the work ethic 14 People should get off drugs CHILDHOOD/FAMILY ENVIRONMENT 15 Strengthen the family, not further specified 16 Raise children to better values 17 Family should be more cohesive; spend more time at home with kids 18 Parents need to discipline children more; firmer discipline 19 Provide detention centers for parents and children where they can be taught to relate to each other 20 Do something about child abuse 21 Notify parents about their children's crimes 22 Keep mothers at home 23 Jail negligent parents RACE 24 End racial discrimination, not further specified 25 Create a perfect race-cloning 36 GOVERNMENT Government General 26 Change government or change laws, not further specified 27 Change welfare system, not further specified Repressive Responses 28 Let people keep their guns 29 Harsher punishments for crimes; stricter enforcement of existing laws; make punishment fit the crime; lock them up; build more prisons; make laws tougher; state's rights 30 Laws restricting teen-age behavior 31 Bring back capital punishment 32 More police; untie hands of police; pay police more Non-repressive Responses 33 Legalize drugs 34 Change laws to make them more lenient 35 Improve victims' rights 36 Gun control; make guns harder to get 37 (More) equal; fair consistent application of the law/punishment; same justice for rich and poor 38 Less police brutality 39 Improve court system, fairer trials 40 Improve prisons; better programs in prisons (rehabilitation, training) Conservative Responses 41 Eliminate or drastically reduce foreign aid 42 Curb immigration 43 Drastically reduce, eliminate, or tighten up welfare or other social programs 44 Government should subsidize families so mothers can stay home 45 Create or increase government programs, except law enforcement (e.g., teenage programs, funding to the cities) 46 Government provide jobs for the poor, more opportunity for the poor, aid to minorities and low-income people 47 Government job training programs 48 Government should eliminate the energy crisis 49 Government should investigate the causes of crime and review programs funded 50 Drug control; stamp out drugs; get tougher with pushers 51 (More) prevention, not further specified - harder punishment for assault 52 Improve (quality of) police; better trained/selected; upgrade police force 53 Better priorities for enforcement 54 Vote in responsible people; change politicians 55 Stop bribery and corruption 37 56 Reduce taxes and curb spending 57 Return government to the people ECONOMIC 58 Change the economy; change the economic system, not further specified 59 Reduce poverty; reduce inequalities in income; increase pay 60 Increase jobs/opportunities (not specified as government) 61 Get rid of capitalism/private property/big business; socialism; we need a more socialistic economy/society 62 Eliminate inequalities 63 We need a less socialistic economy 64 Reduce inflation; improve current economic situation 65 Eliminate minimum wage 66 Disrupt alliance between business and labor 67 Provide jobs for ex-cons SOCIAL CHANGE 68 Change society; solve society's problems, not further specified 69 Improve cities; improve housing in cities 70 Programs to combat drug abuse and alcoholism 71 More community involvement 72 Neighborhood crimewatch (i.e., neighborhoods monitor crime themselves) 73 More education - educate parents to be better educators 74 Programs for social support/counseling; 'help' for people with problems 75 Improve (quality of) education 76 Upgrade class of people in our society 77 Innvestigate cause (no specific reference to government) 78 Get rid of liberals and communists 79 Provide places for teen-agers to hang out 80 Eliminate ghettos 81 People should intervene in and report crimes 82 Have more recreation and sports 83 Bring children to prisons to shock them 84 People should take individual preventive measures, e.g., burglar alarms, hide valuables, protect themselves, carry guns 85 Get rid of the Mafia 38 MISCELLANEOUS 86 Censor pornography 87 Birth control 88 There really isn't a crime problem 89 Nothing can be done; crime is inevitable 90 Increase general, public awareness about crime 91 We're/they're doing all that can be done 92 Stop wars 93 Increase lighting on the streets 94 Poor should be more geographically integrated--not so concentrated in ghettos 95 Increase discipline in schools 96 Change the alcohol politics 97 Miscellaneous other responses 98 Decentralization 99 Decrease the number of prohibitions 39 SUPPLEMENTARY CODE 10: SOURCE OF SUPPORT OTHER HU MEMBERS 01 Spouse 02 Parent(s) 03 Child(ren) 04 Other relative 09 Non-relative household member INDIVIDUALS NOT IN HU 11 (Previous) spouse (incl. "alimony," "child support") 12 Parent(s) 13 Child(ren) 14 Other relatives 15 "Family" NA who 16 Friends 19 Other person outside HU GOVERNMENT SOURCES 21 Welfare; ADC, AFDC; food stamps; public assistance 22 Social Security; SSI 23 Workman's compensation; VA or other disability payment (except 22) 24 Unemployment compensation/insurance; "unemployment: 29 Other government sources OTHER PAYMENTS 31 Union benefits; "sub-pay" 32 Retirement plan; "pension" 33 Private insurance coverage; "annuity" 34 Severance pay 35 Drew vacation pay R'S EMPLOYMENT OR OTHER SELF-HELP EFFORTS 41 (Occasional or part time) work (include for pay or goods); "odd jobs": work in lieu of rent payment 42 Savings/investments; rents; dividends; interest 43 Food from gardening/fishing/hunting 44 Other do it yourself 96 Refused to answer 97 Other 40 SUPPLEMENTARY CODE 11: POLITICAL ISSUES EXPLICITLY POLITICAL 01 General governmental policies, not further specified 02 Elections; getting people elected 03 Tax reform; tax reduction 04 Laws about architecture and public safety 05 Left-radicalism; pro-socialism, communism, etc. 06 Right-radicalism; defending the American way; defending free enterprise; anti-communism, etc. 07 Local politics, not further specified 08 Anti-racism 09 Insure responsibility in public officials; watchdog corruption WOMEN'S ISSUES 10 Women's issues/rights, not further specified 11 Women's rights, ERA 12 Women's rights, anti-abortion 13 Women's rights, pro-choice (pro-abortion) 14 Anti-ERA 15 Anti-pornography 16 Women's rights to equal employment 17 Getting women into public office 18 Women's liberation/equality of sexes RIGHTS/ISSUES OF A PARTICULAR GROUP 19 Preserve an ethnic culture; help ethnic immigrants 20 Gay rights 21 Black rights 22 Civil rights 23 Senior Citizen rights 24 Rights of a particular ethnic group (anti-defamation) 25 Worker's rights, working conditions, safety, employment 26 Hunter's rights 27 Veteran's rights 28 Students' rights (keep tuition low, summer jobs) 29 Prisoner's rights ORIENTATION TO A PARTICULAR LOCALE 30 Pro-bussing 31 Anti-bussing; against desegregation 33 School closings 34 Neighborhood improvement (zoning, traffic, housing, rehabilitation) 35 Other education and school-related issues 41 36 Opening up state parks 37 Display of art in public places and institutions; support for the arts 38 Neighborhood organizations (general), immigrant organizations 39 Kindergarten issues ECOLOGY/ENERGY 40 Environmental issues; ecology 41 Energy; alternative energy, not further specified 42 Energy, pro-nuclear 43 Energy, anti-nuclear 44 Promoting rail transportation 45 Energy (unspecified) 46 Motor-organizations 47 Housing environments SOCIAL WELFARE ORIENTATION 50 Drug abuse 51 Health and health care issues 52 Help the sick 53 Poverty, help the needy 54 Fight injustice, discrimination, unfairness 55 Improve life for the general public 56 Improve morality 57 Help youth, provide recreation for youth, help runaways 58 Preserve family unit, child/family services, make people better parents 59 Welfare reform ECONOMIC ORIENTATION 60 Consumer advocacy 61 Secure jobs 62 General economic issues; public budgets 63 Anti-union 64 Small business interests 65 Agricultural interests 66 Lobbying for particular industries (pass favorable legislation and limit government interference) 67 Union activities 68 Industrial democracy 69 Wages/prices/taxes 42 SINGLE ISSUE ORGANIZATIONS 70 Right to carry guns 71 Repeal helmet law 72 Anti-draft 73 Miscellaneous progressive 74 Miscellaneous conservative 75 The temperance movement 76 International politics 77 Peace and disarmament 78 No to nuclear weapons 79 Religious activities 80 Violence in video - children 81 Humanitarian work 82 Improve the situation for the handicapped 83 Language issues 84 Planning for the society 97 Miscellaneous other 43 SUPPLEMENTARY CODE 12: MEANS OF ACTION 01 Running candidates for elections 02 Supporting candidates sympathetic to group goals; withholding support from those who aren't 03 Getting out the vote; getting people to vote for a candidate LEGISLATIVE/JUDICIAL 11 Writing letters to public officials 12 Lobbying public officials 13 Developing legislative proposals 14 Pushing particular legislation 15 Arbitration; negotiation 16 Through the courts; taking legal action INFORMATION PROCESSING 21 Preparing information for the public; media 22 Canvassing; surveying opinion 23 Research on various issues 24 Providing some form of education to a constituency; conferences; programs; scholarships ORGANIZATIONAL ACTIVITIES 31 Picnics and other social gatherings 32 Fundraising 33 Committees; caucuses 34 Meetings or other gatherings of members; communication among members POLITICAL ACTIVISM 41 Organizing rallies and demonstrations 42 Civil disobedience 43 Circulating petitions 44 Working with clients 45 Boycotts 46 Persuade the public with financial incentives (e.g., low interest loans) 47 Involvement with the community, not further specified 48 Political action, not further specified 97 Other 44 SUPPLEMENTARY CODE 13: PARTICIPATION 01 Meetings: attending only 02 Meetings: organizing 03 Meetings: chairing, leading 04 Official or leader in the organization 05 Teaching, instruction, leading discussions for the organization 06 Research 07 Consultant to organization; provided information to organization 08 Member; supports organizational goals; keeps posted on activities 21 Demonstrations: attending only 22 Demonstrations: organizing, leading, helping organize 23 Lobbying public officials 31 Funds/money: contributing 32 Funds/money: fundraising 33 Helping out in mailings; stuffing envelopes; leafletting 41 Works on political campaigns, not further specified 42 Poll-watching/helping 43 Writes letters 44 Circulates petitions 45 Committee work 46 Telephones, talks to non-members about organizations goals 47 Carries voters to the polls, registers voters 48 Non-specific or intermittent time commitments ("community work," "charity work," "work on political campaigns") 49 Regular time commitments (has caseload, visits clients, volunteers hours at hospital or red cross) 50 Publicity/media work 97 Miscellaneous other 45 SUPPLEMENTARY CODE 14: PRESIDENTIAL CHOICE PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES 01 Anderson, John 02 Baker, Howard 03 Brown, Jerry 04 Bush, George 05 Carter, Jimmy 06 Connally, John 07 Crane, Philip 08 Dole, Robert 09 Ford, Gerald 10 Jackson, Henry "Scoop" 11 Kennedy, Ted 12 Mondale, Walter 13 Reagan, Ronald 14 Scranton, William ALPHABETICAL OTHER NAMES 20 Bayh, Birch 21 Bond, Julian 22 Bowls, Chester 23 Carter, Hodding 24 Chisholm, Shirley 25 Goldwater, Barry 26 Graham, Congressman 27 Grosso, Ella 28 Haig, General 29 Haraman, Averiel 30 Hart, Gary 31 Henry, Assron 32 Heinz, John 33 Hollings, Fritz 34 Jackson, Jesse 35 Jones, Walter B. 36 Jordan, Barbara 37 Kemp, Jack 38 Kennedy, John F. 39 Kimball, Spencer 40 King, Martin Luther Sr. 41 Kissinger, Henry 42 Kivett, Bob 43 Koch, Edward 44 Lodge, Henry Cabet 45 Mannix, John 46 McCall, Tom 47 Milliken, William 48 Moynihan, Patrick 46 49 Nader, Ralph 50 Nixon, Richard 51 O'Neill, Tip 52 Percy, Senator 53 Rogers, Carl 54 Roosevelt, Franklin D. 55 Smith, Robert 56 Stevens, Ted 57 Thompson, Jim 58 Truman, Harry 59 Wallace, George 60 Weicker, Joel 61 Young, Andrew 62 Zumwalt, Elmo 63 Muskie, Edmund 64 Butz, Earl 65 Church, Frank 90 Entertainers and sports figures 91 Respondent's friends and relatives 92 Religious leaders (except actives) 95 No one 97 Other 47 SUPPLEMENTARY CODE 15: MASTER COLLEGE CODE Note: This Federal Interagency Code for Educational Institutions (FICE) can be used to link with the American Council of Education institutional characteristics file. The key to the state codes associated with this FICE code is listed at the end of this section. INSTITUTION STATE CODE 001002 Alabama A & M University 10 001003 Alabama Christian College 10 001004 University of Montevall 10 001005 Alabama State University 10 001007 Alexander City State Junior College 10 001008 Athens College 10 001009 Auburn University Main Campus 10 001012 Birmingham Southern College 10 001013 John C Calhoun St Tech 10 001014 Daniel Payne College 10 001015 Enterprise State Junior College 10 001016 Florence State University 10 001017 Gadsden State Junior College 10 001018 George Wallace State Technical 10 001019 Huntingdon College 10 001020 Jacksonville State University 10 001021 Jefferson Davis State Junior College 10 001022 Jefferson State Junior College 10 001023 Judson College 10 001024 Livingston University 10 001026 Marion Institute 10 001028 Miles College 10 001029 Mobile College 10 001030 Mobile State Junior College 10 001031 Northeast Alabama State Junior College 10 001032 Northwest Alabama State Junior College 10 001033 Oakwood College 10 001034 Patrick Henry State Junior College 10 001035 Cullman College 10 001036 Samford University 10 001037 Selma University 10 001038 Snead State Junior College 10 001039 Southeastern Bible College 10 001040 Southern Union State Junior College 10 001041 Spring Hill College 10 001043 Saint Bernard College 10 001044 Stillman College 10 001046 Talladega College 10 001047 Troy State University Main Campus 10 48 INSTITUTION STATE CODE 001048 Troy State University Fort Rucke 10 001049 Troy State University Montgomery 10 001050 Tuskegee Institute 10 001051 University Alabama Tuscaloosa 10 001052 Lake-Sumter Community College 19 001052 University Alabama Birmingham 10 001055 University Alabama Huntsville 10 001057 University South Alabama 10 001058 Walker College 10 001059 Theodore A Lawson State JC 10 001060 Faulkner State Junior College 10 001061 Alaska Methodist University 11 001062 Sheldon Jackson College 11 001063 University Alaska-College 11 001064 University Alaska Anchorage C 11 001065 University Alaska Juneau-Douglas 11 001071 Arizona Western College 12 001072 Cochise College 12 001073 Eastern Arizona College 12 001074 Grand Canyon College 12 001076 Glendale Community College 12 001077 Mesa Community College 12 001078 Phoenix College 12 001079 Yavapai College 12 001081 Arizona State University 12 001082 Northern Arizona University 12 001083 University of Arizona 12 001085 University Arkansas-Monticell 13 001086 Agricultural Mechanics Normal College 13 001087 Arkansas Baptist College 13 001088 Arkansas College 13 001089 Arkansas Poly College 13 001090 Arkansas State University Main Campus 13 001091 Arkansas State University Beebe 13 001092 State College of Arkansas 13 001094 College of the Ozarks 13 001095 Crowley's Ridge College 13 001098 Henderson State College 13 001099 Hendrix College 13 001100 John Brown University 13 001101 University Arkansas Little Rock 13 001102 Ouachita Baptist University 13 001103 Philander Smith College 13 001104 Phillips County Community College 13 001105 Shorter College 13 001106 Southern Baptist College 13 001107 Southern State College 13 001108 University Arkansas Main Campus 13 001110 Westark Junior College 13 49 INSTITUTION STATE CODE 001111 Allan Hancock College 14 001113 Antelope Valley College 14 001115 Armstrong College 14 001116 Art Central College of Desi 14 001117 Azusa Pacific College 14 001118 Bakersfield College 14 001119 Barstow College 14 001121 Bethany Bible College 14 001122 Biola College 14 001123 Brooks Institute Santa Barbara 14 001124 Cabrillo College 14 001125 California Baptist College 14 001127 California College Arts & Crafts 14 001130 California Concordia College 14 001131 California Institute of Technology 14 001132 California Institute of Arts 14 001133 California Lutheran College 14 001134 California Maritime Academy 14 001137 California State College Fullerton 14 001138 California State College Hayward 14 001139 California State College Long Beach 14 001140 California State College Los Angeles 14 001141 California State College Dominguez H 14 001142 California State College San Bernardi 14 001143 California State Poly San Luis 14 001144 California State Poly C Pomona 14 001146 Chico State College 14 001147 Fresno State College 14 001149 Humboldt State College 14 001150 Sacramento State College 14 001151 San Diego State College 14 001153 San Fernando Valley State 14 001154 San Francisco State College 14 001155 San Jose State College 14 001156 Sonoma State College 14 001157 Stanislaus State College 14 001158 US International University 14 001161 Cerritos College 14 001162 Chabot College 14 001163 Chaffey College 14 001164 Chapman College 14 001166 Citrus College 14 001167 City College Saint Francis 14 001170 Claremont Men's College 14 001171 Harvey Mudd College 14 001172 Pitzer College 14 001173 Pomona College 14 001174 Scripps College 14 001176 West Hills College 14 50 INSTITUTION STATE CODE 001178 College of Marin 14 001179 College of Notre Dame 14 001181 College of San Mateo 14 001182 College of the Dessert 14 001183 College of the Holy Name 14 001185 College of the Redwoods 14 001186 College of the Sequoias 14 001187 College of the Siskiyou 14 001188 Compton College 14 001190 Contra Costa College 14 001191 Diablo Valley College 14 001192 Cuesta College 14 001193 Cypress College 14 001196 Dominican College of San Rafael 14 001197 El Camino College 14 001199 Foothill College 14 001201 Fullerton Junior College 14 001202 Gavilan College 14 001203 Glendale College 14 001205 Golden Gate College 14 001206 Golden West College 14 001208 Grossmont College 14 001209 Hartnell College 14 001210 Heald Engineering College 14 001212 Humphreys College 14 001213 Immaculate Heart College 14 001214 Imperial Valley College 14 001216 La Verne College 14 001217 Lassen College 14 001218 Loma Linda University 14 001219 Long Beach City College 14 001220 Los Angeles Baptist C Theol Seminary 14 001222 East Los Angeles College 14 001223 Los Angeles City College 14 001224 Los Angeles Harbor College 14 001226 Los Angeles Pierce College 14 001227 Los Angeles Tr Technical College 14 001228 Los Angeles Valley College 14 001233 Sacramento City College 14 001234 Loyola University of Los Angeles 14 001235 Marymount College 14 001236 Menlo College 14 001237 Merced College 14 001238 Mills College 14 001239 Mira Costa College 14 001240 Modesto Junior College 14 001242 Monterey Pen College 14 001243 Mount Saint Mary's College 14 001245 Mount San Antonio College 14 51 INSTITUTION STATE CODE 001246 Mount San Jacinto College 14 001247 Napa College 14 001248 Northrop Institute of Technology 14 001249 Occidental College 14 001250 Orange Coast College 14 001252 Pacific Christian College 14 001253 Pacific College 14 001258 Pacific Union College 14 001259 Palo Verde College 14 001260 Palomar College 14 001261 Pasadena City College 14 001262 Pasadena College 14 001264 Pepperdine University 14 001266 Laney College 14 001267 Meritt College 14 001268 Porterville College 14 001269 Rio Hondo College 14 001270 Riverside City College 14 001272 San Bernardino Valley College 14 001275 San Diego CC-Mesa College 14 001276 Lone Mountain College 14 001280 San Joaquin Delta College 14 001281 San Jose Bible College 14 001282 San Jose City College 14 001284 Santa Ana College 14 001285 Santa Barbara City College 14 001286 Santa Monica College 14 001287 Santa Rosa Junior College 14 001289 Shasta College 14 001290 Sierra College 14 001291 Simpson College 14 001292 Solano College 14 001293 Southern California College 14 001294 Southwestern College 14 001299 Saint John's College 14 001302 Saint Mary's College of C 14 001303 Saint Patrick's College 14 001305 Stanford University 14 001307 Fresno City College 14 001308 Reedley College 14 001309 Taft College 14 001312 University California Berkeley 14 001313 University California Davis 14 001314 University California Irvine 14 001315 University California Los Angeles 14 001316 University California Riverside 14 001317 University California San Diego 14 001320 University California Santa Barbara 14 001321 University California Santa Cruz 14 52 INSTITUTION STATE CODE 001322 University of Redlands 14 001325 University San Francisco 14 001326 University of Santa Clara 14 001328 University Southern California 14 001329 University of the Pacific 14 001334 Ventura College 14 001335 Victor Valley College 14 001338 West Valley College 14 001339 Western Baptist Bible College 47 001341 Westmont College 14 001342 Whittier College 14 001343 Woodbury College 14 001344 Yuba College 14 001345 Adams State College 15 001346 Arapahoe Community College 15 001347 Colorado College 15 001348 Colorado School of Mines 15 001349 University Northern Colorado 15 001350 Colorado State University 15 001351 Temple Buell College 15 001353 Fort Lewis College 15 001355 Lamar Community College 15 001356 Loretto Heights College 15 001358 Mesa College 15 001359 Rangely College 15 001360 Metropolitan State College 15 001361 Northeastern Junior College 15 001362 Otero Junior College 15 001363 Regis College 15 001365 Southern Colorado State College 15 001368 Trinidad State Junior College 15 001369 US Air Force Academy 61 001370 University Colorado Main Campus 15 001371 University of Denver 15 001372 Western State College Colorado 15 001374 Albertus Magnus College 16 001375 Annhurst College 16 001377 Bridgeport Engineering Institute 16 001378 Central Conn State College 16 001379 Connecticut College 16 001380 Western Connecticutt State College 16 001385 Fairfield University 16 001386 Hartford College Women 16 001388 Hartford State Technical College 16 001392 Manchester Community College 16 001393 Mitchell College 16 001394 Morse of Hartford 16 001397 University of New Haven 16 001398 Northwestrn Connecticut Community College 16 53 INSTITUTION STATE CODE 001399 Norwalk Community College 16 001400 Norwalk State Technical College 16 001401 Post Junior College 16 001402 Quinnipiac College 16 001403 Sacred Heart University 16 001406 Southern Connecticutt State College 16 001409 Saint Joseph College 16 001413 Thames Valley State Technical College 16 001414 Trinity College 16 001415 US Coast Guard Academy 61 001416 University of Bridgeport 16 001417 University Connecticutt Main Campus 16 001418 University Connecticutt Hartford 16 001419 University Connecticutt Stamford 16 001420 University Connecticutt Torrington 16 001421 University Connecticutt Waterbury 16 001422 University of Hartford 16 001423 Waterbury State Technical College 16 001424 Wesleyan University 16 001425 Eastern Connecticut State College 16 001426 Yale University 16 001427 Brandywine College 17 001428 Delaware State College 17 001429 Goldey Beacom College 17 001431 University of Delaware 17 001433 Wesley College 17 001434 American University 18 001436 Capitol Institute of Technology 30 001437 Catholic University of America 18 001441 DC Teachers College 18 001442 Dunbarton College of Holy Cross 18 001443 Gallaudet College 18 001444 George Washington University 18 001445 Georgetown University 18 001448 Howard University 18 001449 Immaculata College Washington 18 001451 Marjorie Webster Junior 18 001452 Mount Vernon College 18 001456 Southeastern University 18 001459 Strayer College 18 001460 Trinity College 18 001462 Washington Bible College 30 001466 Barry College 19 001467 Bethune Cookman College 19 001468 Biscayne College 19 001469 Florida Institute of Technology 19 001470 Brevard Community College 19 001471 Central Florida Community College 19 001472 Chipola Junior College 19 54 INSTITUTION STATE CODE 001475 Daytona Beach Community College 19 001477 Edison Junior College 19 001478 Edward Waters College 19 001479 Embry-Riddle Aeron University 19 001480 Florida Agricultural & Mechanical 19 001482 Florida College 19 001484 Florida Junior College Jacksonville 19 001485 Florida Keys Community College 19 001486 Florida Memorial College 19 001487 Florida Presbyterian College 19 001488 Florida Southern College 19 001489 Florida State University 19 001490 Gulf Coast Junior College 19 001493 Indian River Community College 19 001495 Jacksonville University 19 001497 Jones College Main Campus 19 001499 Jones College Orlando Campus 19 001500 Broward Community College 19 001501 Lake City Community College 19 001504 Manatee Junior College 19 001505 Marymount College 19 001506 Miami-Dade Junior College 19 001507 New College 19 001508 North Florida Junior College 19 001510 Okaloosa-Walton Junior 19 001512 Palm Beach Junior College 19 001513 Pensacola Junior College 19 001514 Polk Junior College 19 001515 Rollins College 19 001519 Santa Fe Junior College 19 001520 Seminole Junior College 19 001521 Southeastern Bible College 19 001522 South Florida Junior College 19 001523 Saint Johns River Junior 19 001526 Saint Leo College 19 001528 Saint Petersburg Junior College 19 001531 Stetson University 19 001533 Tallahassee Community College 19 001535 University of Florida 19 001536 University of Miami 19 001537 University South Florida 19 001538 University of Tampa 19 001540 Webber College 19 001541 Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College 20 001542 Agnes Scott College 20 001543 Albany Junior College 20 001544 Albany State College 20 001545 Andrew College 20 001546 Armstrong State College 20 001547 Atlanta Christian College 20 55 INSTITUTION STATE CODE 001549 Atlanta School of Art 20 001552 Augusta College 20 001554 Berry College 20 001555 Birdwood Junior College 20 001556 Brenau College 20 001557 Brewton-Parker College 20 001558 Brunswick Junior College 20 001559 Clark College 20 001561 Columbus College 20 001562 Dekalb College 20 001563 Emmanuel College 20 001564 Emory University Main Campus 20 001566 Fort Valley State College 20 001567 Gainesville Junior College 20 001569 Georgia Institute of Technology Main C 20 001570 Georgia Institute Technology-Sthn Tech 20 001571 Georgia Military College 20 001572 Georgia Southern College 20 001573 Georgia Southwestern College 20 001574 Georgia State University 20 001575 Gordon Military College 20 001577 Kennesaw Junior College 20 001578 La Grange College 20 001579 Medical College of Georgia 20 001580 Mercer University Main Campus 20 001581 Middle Georgia College 20 001582 Morehouse College 20 001583 Morris Brown College 20 001585 North Georgia College 20 001586 Oglethorpe College 20 001587 Paine College 20 001588 Piedmont College 20 001589 Reinhardt College 20 001590 Savannah State College 20 001591 Shorter College 20 001592 South Georgia College 20 001594 Spelman College 20 001595 Tift College 20 001596 Toccoa Falls Institute 20 001597 Truett McConnell College 20 001598 University of Georgia 20 001599 Valdosta State College 20 001600 Wesleyan College 20 001601 West Georgia College 20 001602 Georgia College 20 001604 Young Harris College 20 001605 Chaminade College of Honolulu 21 001606 Church College of Hawaii 21 001610 University Hawaii Main Campus 21 56 INSTITUTION STATE CODE 001611 University Hawaii Hilo 21 001612 University Hawaii Honolulu CC 21 001613 University Hawaii Kapiolani C 21 001614 University Hawaii Kauai CC 21 001615 University Hawaii Maui CC 21 001616 Boise State College 22 001617 College of Idaho 22 001619 College of Southern Idaho 22 001620 Idaho State University 22 001621 Lewis & Clark State College 22 001623 North Idaho College 22 001624 Northwest Nazarene College 22 001625 Ricks College 22 001626 University of Idaho 22 001628 American Academy of Art 23 001629 American Conservatory of Music 23 001633 Augustana College 23 001634 Aurora College 23 001635 Barat College 23 001636 Belleville Area College 23 001638 Black Hawk College Main Campus 23 001639 Blackburn College 23 001640 Prairie State College 23 001641 Bradley University 23 001643 Spoon River College 23 001644 Central YMCA Community College 23 001646 Chicago Academy of Fine Arts 23 001648 City College Chicago Amndsn-Mayf 23 001649 City C Chicago Southwest Campus 23 001650 City C Chgo Malcolm X Campus 23 001652 City C Chicago Loop Campus 23 001654 City C Chgo Kennedy-Kin 23 001655 City C Chicago Wright Campus 23 001658 Chicago Conservatory College 23 001660 Chicago Technical College 23 001663 Spertus College Judaica 23 001664 College of Saint Francis 23 001665 Columbia College 23 001666 Concordia Teachers College 23 001669 Danville Junior College 23 001671 Depaul University 23 001672 Devry Institute of Technology 23 001674 Eastern Illinois University 23 001675 Elgin Community College 23 001676 Elmhurst College 23 001678 Eureka College 23 001680 Felician College 23 001681 Highland Community College 23 001683 George Williams College 23 57 INSTITUTION STATE CODE 001684 Greenville College 23 001688 Illinois College 23 001691 Illinois Institute of Technology 23 001692 Illinois State University 23 001693 Northeastern Illinois State College 23 001694 Chicago State College 23 001696 Illinois Wesleyan University 23 001699 Joliet Junior College 23 001700 Judson College 23 001701 Kaskaskia College 23 001703 Kendall College 23 001704 Knox College 23 001705 Illinois Valley Community College 23 001706 Lake Forest College 23 001707 Lewis College 23 001708 Lincoln Christian College 23 001709 Lincoln College 23 001710 Loyola University 23 001716 Maccormac College 23 001717 Macmurray College 23 001722 McKendree College 23 001724 Millikin University 23 001725 Monmouth College 23 001727 Moody Bible Institute 23 001728 Morton College 23 001731 Mundelein College 23 001733 National College of Education Main Campus 23 001734 North Central College 23 001735 North Park College & Theological Seminary 23 001737 Northern Illinois University 23 001739 Northwestern University 23 001741 Olivet Nazarene College 23 001742 Illinois Eastern Junior College Olney 23 001744 Principia College 23 001745 Quincy College 23 001746 Robert Morris C-Carthag 23 001747 Rock Valley College 23 001748 Rockford College 23 001749 Roosevelt University 23 001750 Rosary College 23 001752 Sauk Valley College 23 001753 Sch Art-Goodman School of Drama 23 001756 Shimer College 23 001757 Southeastern Illinois College 23 001758 Southern Illinois University Carbondale 23 001759 Southern Illinois University Edwards 23 001761 Springfield College in Illinois 23 001767 Illinois Benedictine College 23 001768 Saint Xavier College 23 58 INSTITUTION STATE CODE 001769 Thornton Community College 23 001771 Trinity Christian College 23 001772 Trinity College 23 001773 Triton College 23 001774 University of Chicago 23 001775 University Illinois Urbana Campus 23 001776 University Illinois Chicago Circle 23 001779 Illinois Eastern Junior College Wabash V 23 001780 Western Illinois University 23 001781 Wheaton College 23 001784 Ancilla Dominic College 24 001785 Anderson College 24 001786 Ball State University 24 001787 Bethel College 24 001788 Butler University 24 001792 Depauw University 24 001793 Earlham College 24 001795 University of Evansville 24 001796 Fort Wayne Art Institute 24 001797 Fort Wayne Bible College 24 001798 Franklin College Indian 24 001799 Goshen College 24 001800 Grace Theological Seminary & College 24 001801 Hanover College 24 001803 Huntington College 24 001804 Indiana Central College 24 001805 Indiana Institute of Technology 24 001808 Indiana St University Evansville Campus 24 001809 Indiana University at Bloomington 24 001811 Indiana University East 24 001812 Indiana University at Fort Wayne 24 001813 Indiana University at Indianapolis 24 001814 Indiana University at Kokomo 24 001815 Indiana University Northwest 24 001816 Indiana University at South Bend 24 001817 Indiana University Southeast 24 001820 Manchester College 24 001821 Marian College 24 001822 Marion College 24 001824 Oakland City College 24 001825 Purdue University Main Campus 24 001826 Purdue University North Central Campus 24 001827 Purdue University Calumet Campus 24 001828 Purdue University Fort Wayne Campus 24 001830 Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology 24 001832 Saint Francis College 24 001833 Saint Jos' College Main Campus 24 001834 Saint Jos' Calumet College 24 001835 Saint Mary-of-the-Woods 24 59 INSTITUTION STATE CODE 001836 Saint Mary's College 24 001837 Saint Meinrad College 24 001838 Taylor University 24 001839 Tri-State College 24 001840 University of Notre Dame 24 001842 Valparaiso University 24 001843 Vincennes University 24 001844 Wabash College 24 001845 Des Moines Area CC-Boon 25 001846 Briar Cliff College 25 001847 Buena Vista College 25 001848 Southeastern CC Burling 25 001849 Indian Hills Community College-Centrville 25 001850 Central University of Iowa 25 001851 Iowa Western CC Clarind 25 001852 Clarke College 25 001853 Clinton Community College 25 001854 Coe College 25 001856 Cornell College 25 001857 Southwestern Community College 25 001858 Divine Work College 25 001859 Dordt College 25 001860 Drake University 25 001861 Iowa Central CC Eagle Grove 25 001862 Ellsworth Community College 25 001865 Iowa Central CC Fort Dodge 25 001866 Graceland College 25 001867 Grand View College 25 001868 Grinnell College 25 001869 Iowa State University of Science & Tech 25 001871 Iowa Wesleyan College 25 001872 Southeastern CC Keokuk 25 001873 Loras College 25 001874 Luther College 25 001875 Marshalltown Community College 25 001876 Marycrest College 25 001877 Northern Iowa Area Community College 25 001879 Morningside College 25 001880 Mount Mercy College 25 001881 Mount Saint Clare College 25 001882 Muscatine Community College 25 001883 Northwestern College 25 001884 Ottumwa Heights College 25 001885 Palmer Junior College 25 001886 Parsons College 25 001887 Simpson College 25 001889 Saint Ambrose College 25 001890 University Northern Iowa 25 001891 University of Dubuque 25 60 INSTITUTION STATE CODE 001892 University of Iowa 25 001893 Upper Iowa University 25 001894 Vennard College 25 001895 Waldorf College 25 001896 Wartburg College 25 001898 Iowa Central CC Webster City 25 001899 Westmar College 25 001900 William Penn College 25 001901 Allen County Community Junior College 26 001902 Cowley County Community Junior College 26 001903 Baker University 26 001904 Bethany College 26 001905 Bethel College 26 001906 Butler County Community Junior College 26 001908 Central College 26 001909 Cloud County Community Junior College 26 001910 Coffeyville Community Junior College 26 001911 Colby Community Junior College 26 001912 College of Emporia 26 001913 Dodge City Community Junior College 26 001914 Donnelly College 26 001915 Fort Hays Kansas State College 26 001916 Ft Scott Community Junior College 26 001917 Friends Bible College 26 001918 Friends University 26 001919 Garden City Community Junior College 26 001920 Hesston College 26 001921 Highland Community Junior College 26 001923 Hutchinson Community Junior College 26 001924 Independence Community 26 001925 Kansas City Kansas Community Jr College 26 001926 Kansas State College Pitts 26 001927 Kansas State Teachers College Emporia 26 001928 Kansas State University Agr & App Science 26 001929 Kansas Wesleyan 26 001930 Labette Community Junior College 26 001931 Manhattan Christian College 26 001932 Marymount College 26 001933 McPherson College 26 001936 Neosho County Community Junior College 26 001937 Ottawa University 26 001938 Pratt Community Junior College 26 001939 Sacred Heart College 26 001940 Southwestern College 26 001942 Saint John's College 26 001943 Saint Mary College 26 001944 Saint Mary Plains College 26 001945 Sterling College 26 001946 Tabor College 26 61 INSTITUTION STATE CODE 001948 University of Kansas 26 001949 Washburn University of Topeka 26 001950 Wichita State University 26 001951 Alice Lloyd College 27 001952 Asbury College 27 001954 Bellarmine College 27 001955 Berea College 27 001958 Brescia College 27 001959 Campbellsville College 27 001960 Spalding College 27 001961 Centre College of Kentucky 27 001962 Cumberland College 27 001963 Eastern Kentucky University 27 001964 Georgetown College 27 001965 Kentucky Christian College 27 001968 Kentucky State College 27 001969 Kentucky Wesleyan College 27 001970 Lees Junior College 27 001972 Lindsey Wilson College 27 001975 Midway Junior College 27 001976 Morehead State University 27 001977 Murray State University 27 001980 Pikeville College 27 001981 Southeastern Christian College 27 001983 Saint Catharine College 27 001984 Saint Mary's College 27 001986 Sue Bennett College 27 001987 Transylvania University 27 001988 Union College 27 001989 University Kentucky Main Campus 27 001999 University of Louisville 27 002001 Thomas More College 27 002002 Western Kentucky University 27 002003 Centenary College 28 002004 Dillard University 28 002005 Nicholls State University 28 002006 Grambling College 28 002007 Louisiana College 28 002008 Louisiana Technical University 28 002010 Louisiana State University Baton Rouge 28 002011 Louisiana State University Alexandria 28 002012 Louisiana State University Eunice 28 002013 Louisiana State University Shreveport 28 002015 Louisiana State University New Orleans 28 002016 Loyola University 28 002017 McNeese State University 28 002020 Northeast Louisiana University 28 002021 Northwestern State College of Louisiana 28 002024 Southeastern Louisiana University 28 62 INSTITUTION STATE CODE 002026 Southern U A&M C New Orleans 28 002027 Saint Joseph Seminary College 28 002028 Saint Mary's Dominican 28 002029 Tulane University of Louisiana 28 002031 University Southwestern Louisiana 28 002032 Xavier University of Louisiana 28 002033 University Maine Presque Isle 29 002036 Bates College 29 002038 Bowdoin College 29 002039 Colby College 29 002043 Husson College 29 002044 Maine Maritime Academy 29 002045 Nasson College 29 002048 Ricker College 29 002050 Saint Francis College 29 002051 Saint Joseph's College 29 002052 Thomas College 29 002053 University Maine Orono 29 002055 University Maine Machias 29 002056 Westbrook College 29 002057 Allegany Community College 30 002058 Anne Arundel Community College 30 002059 Baltimore College of Co 30 002061 Community College of Baltimore 30 002062 Bowie State College 30 002063 Catonsville Community College 30 002064 Charles County Community College 30 002065 College of Notre Dame M 30 002067 Columbia Union College 30 002068 Coppin State College 30 002070 Essex Community College 30 002071 Frederick Community College 30 002072 Frostburg State College 30 002073 Goucher College 30 002074 Hagerstown Junior College 30 002075 Harford Community College 30 002076 Hood College 30 002077 Johns Hopkins University 30 002078 Loyola College 30 002080 Maryland Institute College of Art 30 002081 Montgomery College Takoma Par 30 002082 Montgomery College Rockville 30 002083 Morgan State College 30 002086 Mount Saint Mary's College 30 002087 Ner Israel Rab College 30 002088 Peabody Institute of Baltimore 30 002089 Prince Georges CC 30 002091 Salisbury State College 30 002092 Saint John's College Main Campus 30 63 INSTITUTION STATE CODE 002093 Saint John's C Santa Fe N 30 002095 Saint Mary's College of M 30 002099 Towson State College 30 002101 US Naval Academy 61 002102 University of Baltimore 30 002103 University Maryland College Park Campus 30 002105 University Maryland Baltimore Co Campus 30 002106 University Maryland Eastern Shore 30 002107 Villa Julie College 30 002108 Washington College 30 002109 Western Maryland College 30 002114 American International College 31 002115 Amherst College 31 002117 Anna Maria College for Women 31 002118 Assumption College 31 002119 Atlantic Union College 31 002120 Merrimack College 31 002121 Babson College 31 002122 Bay Path Junior College 31 002123 Becker Junior College 31 002124 Bentley College 31 002127 Berkshire Christian College 31 002128 Boston College 31 002129 Boston Conservatory of Music 31 002130 Boston University 31 002132 Bradford Junior College 31 002133 Brandeis University 31 002134 Burdett College 31 002135 Cambridge Junior College 31 002136 Graham Junior College 31 002138 Chamberlayne Junior College 31 002139 Clark University 31 002140 College of Our Lady of Elm 31 002141 College of the Holy Cross 31 002143 Curry College 31 002144 Dean Junior College 31 002145 Eastern Nazarene College 31 002146 Emerson College 31 002147 Emmanuel College 31 002148 Endicott Junior College 31 002150 Fisher Junior College 31 002151 Franklin Institute of Boston 31 002152 Garland Junior College 31 002153 Gordon College 31 002155 Harvard University 31 002157 Hebrew College 31 002158 Lasell Junior College 31 002159 Leicester Junior College 31 002160 Lesley College 31 64 INSTITUTION STATE CODE 002161 Lowell Technological Institute 31 002165 Massachusetts College of Pharmacy 31 002167 Berkshire Community College 31 002168 Cape Cod Community College 31 002169 Greenfield Community College 31 002170 Holyoke Community College 31 002171 Massachusetts Bay Community College 31 002172 Mount Wachusett Community College 31 002173 North Shore Community College 31 002174 Northern Essex Community College 31 002175 Quinsigamond Community College 31 002176 Bristol Community College 31 002177 Massosoit Community College 31 002178 Massachusetts Institute of Technology 31 002180 Massachusetts College of Art 31 002181 Massachusetts Maritime Academy 31 002182 Boston State College 31 002183 Bridgewater State College 31 002184 Fitchburg State College 31 002185 Framingham State College 31 002186 Lowell State College 31 002187 North Adams State College 31 002188 Salem State College 31 002189 Westfield State College 31 002190 Worcester State College 31 002192 Mount Holyoke College 31 002193 Mount Ida Junior College 31 002194 New England Conservatory of Music 31 002195 Newton College Sacred Heart 31 002196 Newton Junior College 31 002197 Nichols College 31 002198 Northampton Junior College 31 002199 Northeastern University 31 002200 Perry Normal School 31 002201 Pine Manor Junior College 31 002205 Quincy Junior College 31 002206 Regis College 31 002208 Simmons College 31 002209 Smith College 31 002210 Southeastern Massachusetts University 31 002211 Springfield College 31 002217 Stonehill College 31 002218 Suffolk University 31 002219 Tufts University 31 002221 University Massachussetts Amherst Campus 31 002222 University Massachussetts Boston Campus 31 002224 Wellesley College 31 002225 Wentworth Institute 31 002226 Western New England College 31 65 INSTITUTION STATE CODE 002227 Wheaton College 31 002228 Wheelock College 31 002229 Williams College 31 002232 Worcester Junior College 31 002233 Worcester Poly Institute 31 002234 Adrian College 32 002235 Albion College 32 002236 Alma College 32 002237 Alpena Community College 32 002238 Andrews University 32 002239 Aquinas College 32 002240 Bay De Noc Community College 32 002241 Calvin College 32 002243 Central Michigan University 32 002246 Cleary College 32 002247 Concordia Luther Junior College 32 002249 Davenport College of Bu 32 002251 Delta College 32 002252 Detroit Bible College 32 002253 Detroit College of Business 32 002257 Detroit Institute of Technology 32 002258 Duns Scotus College 32 002259 Eastern Michigan University 32 002260 Ferris State College 32 002261 Genesee Community College 32 002262 General Motors Institute 32 002263 Glen Oaks Community College 32 002264 Gogebic Community College 32 002265 Grace Bible College 32 002266 Grand Rapids Baptist College & Seminary 32 002267 Grand Rapids Junior College 32 002268 Grand Valley State College 32 002270 Henry Ford Community College 32 002271 Highland Park College 32 002272 Hillsdale College 32 002273 Hope College 32 002274 Jackson Community College 32 002275 Kalamazoo College 32 002276 Kellogg Community College 32 002277 Lake Michigan College 32 002278 Lansing Community College 32 002279 Lawrence Institute of Technology 32 002282 Madonna College 32 002284 Marygrove College 32 002286 Mercy College of Detroit 32 002288 Michigan Christian Junior College 32 002289 Shaw College at Detroit 32 002290 Michigan State University 32 002292 Michigan Technological 32 66 INSTITUTION STATE CODE 002293 Lake Superior State College 32 002294 Monroe County Community College 32 002295 Montcalm Community College 32 002296 Muskegon Business College 32 002297 Muskegon Community College 32 002298 Nazareth College 32 002299 North Central Michigan College 32 002301 Northern Michigan University 32 002302 Northwestern Michigan College 32 002304 Oakland CC Auburn Hills 32 002305 Oakland CC Highland Lake 32 002306 Oakland CC Orchard Ridge 32 002307 Oakland University 32 002308 Olivet College 32 002309 Owosso College 32 002310 Saint Clair County Community College 32 002313 Sacred Heart Seminary 32 002314 Saginaw Valley College 32 002315 Schoolcraft College 32 002316 Siena Heights College 32 002317 Southwestern Michigan College 32 002318 Spring Arbor College 32 002322 Suomi College 32 002323 University of Detroit 32 002326 University Michigan-Dearborn 32 002327 University Michigan Flint College 32 002328 Washtenaw Community College 32 002329 Wayne State University 32 002330 Western Michigan University 32 002332 Anoka-Ramsey State Junior College 33 002334 Augsburg College 33 002335 Austin State Junior College 33 002336 Bemidji State College 33 002337 Bethany Lutheran College 33 002339 Brainerd State Junior College 33 002340 Carleton College 33 002341 College of Saint Benedict 33 002342 College of Saint Catherine 33 002343 College Saint Scholastic 33 002344 College of Saint Teresa 33 002345 College of Saint Thomas 33 002346 Concordia C at Moorhead 33 002347 Concordia C Saint Paul 33 002350 Vermilion State Junior College 33 002352 Fergus Fls State Junior College 33 002353 Gustavus Adolphus College 33 002354 Hamline University 33 002355 Hibbing State Junior College 33 002356 Itasca State Junior College 33 67 INSTITUTION STATE CODE 002358 Macalester College 33 002360 Mankato State College 33 002361 Dr Martin Luther College 33 002362 Metropolitan State Junior College 33 002365 Minneapolis College Art and Design 33 002366 Minnesota Bible College 33 002367 Moorhead State College 33 002369 North Central Bible College 33 002370 North Hennepin State Junior College 33 002373 Rochester State Junior College 33 002375 Southwest Minnesota State College 33 002377 Saint Cloud State College 33 002379 Saint John's University 33 002380 Saint Mary's College 33 002381 Saint Mary's Junior College 33 002382 Saint Olaf College 33 002383 Saint Paul Bible College 33 002385 Northland State Junior College 33 002388 University Minnesota Duluth 33 002389 University Minnesota Morris 33 002392 Willmar State Junior College 33 002394 Winona State College 33 002395 Worthington State Junior College 33 002396 Alcorn Agricultural-Mechanical College 34 002397 Belhaven College 34 002398 Blue Mountain College 34 002400 Clarke Memorial College 34 002401 Coahoma Junior College 34 002402 Copiah-Lincoln Junior College 34 002403 Delta State College 34 002404 East Central Junior College 34 002405 East Miss Junior College 34 002407 Hinds Junior College 34 002408 Holmes Junior College 34 002409 Itawamba Junior College 34 002410 Jackson State College 34 002411 Jones County Junior College 34 002412 Mary Holmes College 34 002413 Meridian Junior College 34 002414 Millsaps College 34 002415 Mississippi College 34 002416 Mississippi Delta Junior College 34 002418 Mississippi Gulf Cst Jr College Jackson 34 002419 Mississippi Gulf Cst Jefferson Davis 34 002420 Mississippi Gulf Cst Jr College Perkins 34 002421 Mississippi Industrial College 34 002422 Mississippi State College for Women 34 002423 Mississippi State University 34 002424 Mississippi Valley State College 34 68 INSTITUTION STATE CODE 002425 Natchez Junior College 34 002426 Northeast Mississippi Junior College 34 002427 Northwest Mississippi Junior College 34 002430 Pearl River Junior College 34 002432 Prentiss Norm-Industrial Institute 34 002433 Rust College 34 002434 Saints Junior College 34 002435 Southeastern Baptist College 34 002436 Southwest Mississippi Junior College 34 002439 Tougaloo College 34 002440 University Mississippi Main Campus 34 002441 University Southern Mississippi 34 002445 Utica Junior College 34 002446 Whitworth College 34 002447 William Carey College 34 002448 Wood Junior College 34 002449 Avila College 35 002450 Calvary Bible College 35 002451 Cardinal Glennon College 35 002452 Central Bible College 35 002453 Central Methodist College 35 002454 Central MIssouri State College 35 002455 Central Institute Technology 35 002456 Columbia College 35 002458 Cottey College 35 002459 Crowder College 35 002460 Culver-Stockton College 35 002461 Drury College 35 002463 Evangel College 35 002464 Fontbonne College 35 002466 Harris Teachers College 35 002470 Florissant Valley CC 35 002471 Forest Park Community College 35 002472 Meramec Community College 35 002473 Kansas City Art Institute 35 002475 Kemper Military School 35 002479 Lincoln University 35 002480 The Lindenwood Colleges 35 002482 Maryville College Sacred Heart 35 002484 Penn Valley Community College 35 002486 Mineral Area College 35 002488 Missouri Southern College 35 002489 Missouri Valley College 35 002490 Missouri Western College 35 002491 Moberly Junior College 35 002495 Northeast Missouri State College 35 002496 Northwest Missouri State College 35 002498 Park College 35 002499 Rockhurst College 35 69 INSTITUTION STATE CODE 002500 School of the Ozarks 35 002501 Southeast Missouri State College 35 002502 Southwest Baptist College 35 002503 Southwest Missouri State College 35 002504 Saint Louis College of Pharmacy 35 002506 Saint Louis University Main Campus 35 002507 Saint Mary's College O'Fallon 35 002510 Saint Paul's College 35 002512 Stephens College 35 002513 Tarkio College 35 002514 Trenton Junior College 35 002516 University Missouri-Columbia 35 002517 University Missouri-Rolla 35 002518 University Missouri-Kansas City 35 002519 University Missouri-Saint Louis 35 002520 Washington University 35 002521 Webster College 35 002522 Wentworth Military Academy 35 002523 Westminster College 35 002524 William Jewell College 35 002525 William Woods College 35 002526 Carroll College 36 002527 College of Great Falls 36 002528 Miles Community College 36 002529 Dawson College 36 002530 Eastern Montana College 36 002531 Montana College Mineral Sci Technology 36 002532 Montana State University 36 002533 Northern Montana College 36 002534 Rocky Mountain College 36 002536 University of Montana 36 002537 Western Montana College 36 002539 Chadron State College 37 002540 College of Saint Mary 37 002541 Concordia Teachers College 37 002542 Creighton University 37 002543 Dana College 37 002544 Doane College 37 002546 Fairbury Junior College 37 002547 Grace Bible Institute 37 002548 Hastings College 37 002550 John F Kennedy College 37 002551 Kearney State College 37 002552 McCook College 37 002553 Midland Lutheran College 37 002554 University Nebraska Omaha 37 002555 Nebraska Wesleyan University 37 002556 Northeastern Nebraska College 37 002557 North Platte College 37 70 INSTITUTION STATE CODE 002559 Peru State College 37 002560 Nebraska Western College 37 002563 Union College 37 002565 University Nebraska-Lincoln 37 002566 Wayne State College 37 002567 York College 37 002568 University Nevada Reno 38 002569 University Nevada Las Vegas 38 002570 Belknap College 39 002571 Canaan College 39 002572 Colby Junior College Women 39 002573 Dartmouth College 39 002574 Franconia College 39 002575 Franklin Pierce College 39 002577 Mount Saint Mary College 39 002578 Nathaniel Hawthorne College 39 002579 New England College 39 002580 New Hampshire College 39 002581 New Hampshire Technical Institute Conco 39 002584 Notre Dame College 39 002586 Rivier College 39 002587 Saint Anselm's College 39 002589 University New Hampshire 39 002590 University New Hampshire Keene St College 39 002591 University New Hampshire Plymouth St Coll 39 002592 Alma White College 40 002593 Alphonsus College 40 002594 Englewood Cliffs College 40 002596 Atlantic Community College 40 002597 Bloomfield College 40 002598 Caldwell College 40 002599 Centenary College Women 40 002600 College of Saint Elizabeth 40 002601 Cumberland County College 40 002602 Don Bosco College 40 002603 Drew University 40 002604 Farlgh Dcksn University Main Campus 40 002605 Farlgh Dcksn U Edw Wms 40 002607 Farlgh Dcksn Teaneck Campus 40 002608 Georgian Court College 40 002609 Glasboro State College 40 002610 Felician College 40 002613 Jersey City State College 40 002614 Luther College 40 002615 Middlesex County College 40 002616 Monmouth College 40 002617 Montclair State College 40 002621 Newark College of Engineering 40 002622 Newark State College 40 71 INSTITUTION STATE CODE 002623 Northeastern College Bible Institute 40 002624 Ocean County College 40 002625 William Paterson College 40 002627 Princeton University 40 002628 Rider College 40 002631 Rutgers University Newark Campus 40 002632 Seton Hall University 40 002638 Saint Peters College 40 002639 Stevens Institute of Technology 40 002640 Tombrock College 40 002642 Trenton State College 40 002643 Union College 40 002644 Upsala College 40 002646 Westminster Choir College 40 002649 College of Santa Fe 41 002651 Eastern New Mexico University Main Campus 41 002653 New Mexico Highlands University 41 002654 New Mexico Institute of Mining & Tech 41 002655 New Mexico Junior College 41 002656 New Mexico Military Institute 41 002657 New Mexico State University Main Campus 41 002658 New Mexico State University Alamogordo 41 002659 New Mexico State University Carlsbad 41 002660 New Mexico State University San Juan 41 002661 Eastern New Mexico University Roswell 41 002662 University of Albuquerque 41 002664 Western New Mexico University 41 002665 Academy of Aeronautics 42 002666 Adelphi University 42 002667 Dowling College 42 002668 Alfred University Main Campus 42 002670 Baptist Bible College of P 48 002671 Bard College 42 002673 Bennett College 42 002676 Briarcliff College 42 002681 Canisius College 42 002682 Cathedral College Immaculate Conception 42 002685 Cazenovia College 42 002687 Cuny Brooklyn College 42 002688 Cuny City College 42 002689 Cuny Hunter College 42 002690 Cuny Queens College 42 002691 Boro of Manhattan Community College 42 002692 Bronx Community College 42 002693 Cuny John Jay College of Criminal Justice 42 002694 Kingsborough Community College 42 002696 New York City Community College 42 002697 Queensborough Community 42 002698 Staten Island Community College 42 72 INSTITUTION STATE CODE 002699 Clarkson College of Technology 42 002701 Colgate University 42 002702 College of Insurance 42 002703 College of Mt Saint Vincent 42 002704 College of New Rochelle 42 002705 College of Saint Rose 42 002707 Columbia University Main Division 42 002708 Columbia University Barnard Campus 42 002709 Concordia College 42 002710 Cooper Union 42 002711 Cornell University Main Campus 42 002712 D'Youville College 42 002713 Dominican College of Blauvelt 42 002716 Eisenhower College 42 002717 Elizabeth Seton College 42 002718 Elmira College 42 002721 Finch College 42 002722 Fordham University 42 002727 Good Counsel College 42 002728 Hamilton College 42 002729 Hartwick College 42 002731 Hobart-Wm Smith College 42 002732 Hofstra University 42 002734 Houghton College 42 002735 Hilbert College 42 002737 Iona College 42 002739 Ithaca College 42 002740 Jewish Theological Seminary America 42 002742 The Juilliard School 42 002744 Keuka College 42 002745 King's College 42 002747 Ladycliff College 42 002748 Le Moyne College 42 002754 Long Island University C W Post Center 42 002755 Long Island University Southampton Campus 42 002758 Manhattan College 42 002759 Manhattan School of Music 42 002760 Manhattanville College 42 002762 Mannes College of Music 42 002764 Maria Regina College 42 002765 Marist College 42 002768 Marymount College 42 002769 Marymount Manhattan College 42 002771 Mater Dei College 42 002772 Mercy College 42 002773 Mill College of Education 42 002775 Molloy Catholic College 42 002777 Medaille College 42 002778 Mount Saint Mary College 42 73 INSTITUTION STATE CODE 002779 Nazareth College of Rochester 42 002782 New York Institute of Technology NY City 42 002785 New York University 42 002788 Niagara University Main Campus 42 002790 Nyack Missionary College 42 002791 Pace College Main Campus 42 002792 Pace College Westchester Campus 42 002793 Parsons School of Design 42 002795 Paul Smith's College Arts & Science 42 002796 Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn 42 002798 Pratt Institute 42 002800 Harriman College 42 002801 RCA Institutes 42 002803 Rensselaer Poly Institute 42 002805 Roberts Wesleyan College 42 002806 Rochester Institute of Technology 42 002808 Rosary Hill College 42 002810 Russell Sage College Main Campus 42 002811 Russell Sage Junior College of Alba 42 002812 Torcaire College 42 002813 Sarah Lawrence College 42 002814 Skidmore College 42 002816 Siena College 42 002817 Saint Bonaventure University 42 002820 Saint Francis College 42 002821 Saint John Fisher College 42 002823 Saint John's University 42 002825 Saint Joseph's College 42 002829 Saint Lawrence University 42 002832 Saint Thomas Aquinas College 42 002835 SUNY State University at Albany 42 002836 SUNY State University Binghamton 42 002837 SUNY State University Buffalo Main Campus 42 002838 SUNY State University Stony Brook Main 42 002840 SUNY Upstate Medical Center 42 002841 SUNY College at Brockpo 42 002842 SUNY College at Buffalo 42 002843 SUNY College at Cortlan 42 002844 SUNY College at Fredoni 42 002845 SUNY College at Geneseo 42 002846 SUNY College at New Pal 42 002847 SUNY College at Oneonta 42 002848 SUNY College at Oswego 42 002849 SUNY College Plattsburg 42 002850 SUNY College at Potsdam 42 002851 SUNY College of Forestry 42 002853 SUNY Maritime College 42 002854 SUNY Agrl & Technical C Alfr 42 002855 SUNY Agrl & Technical C Cant 42 74 INSTITUTION STATE CODE 002856 SUNY Agrl Technical C Cobles 42 002857 SUNY Agrl & Technical C Delh 42 002858 SUNY Agrl Technical C Farming 42 002859 SUNY Agrl Technical C Morris 42 002860 Adirondack Community College 42 002861 Auburn Community College 42 002862 Broome Community College 42 002863 Corning Community College 42 002864 Dutchess Community College 42 002865 Erie Community College 42 002866 Fashion Institute of Technology 42 002867 Fulton-Montgomery CC 42 002868 Hudson Valley Community College 42 002869 Jamestown Community College 42 002870 Jefferson Community College 42 002871 Mohawk Valley Community College 42 002872 Monroe Community College 42 002873 Nassau Community College 42 002874 Niagara County Community College 42 002875 Onondaga Community College 42 002876 Orange County Community College 42 002877 Rockland Community College 42 002878 Suffolk County Community College 42 002879 Sullivan County Community College 42 002880 Ulster County Community College 42 002881 Westchester Community College 42 002882 Syracuse University Main Campus 42 002883 Syracuse University Utica College 42 002889 Union College 42 002892 US Merchant Marine Academy 61 002893 US Military Academy 61 002894 University of Rochester 42 002895 Vassar College 42 002896 Villa Maria College Bfl 42 002898 Wadhams Hall Seminary College 42 002899 Wagner College 42 002900 Webb Institute of Naval Arch 42 002901 Wells College 42 002903 Yeshiva University 42 002905 North Carolina Agr & Tech State Univ 43 002906 Appalachian State University 43 002907 University North Carolina Asheville 43 002908 Atlantic Christian College 43 002909 Barber-Scotia College 43 002910 Belmont Abbey College 43 002911 Bennett College 43 002912 Brevard College 43 002913 Campbell College 43 002914 Catawba College 43 75 INSTITUTION STATE CODE 002915 Central Piedmont Community College 43 002916 Chowan College 43 002917 College of the Albemarl 43 002918 Davidson College 43 002919 Davidson County Community College 43 002920 Duke University 43 002923 E Carolina University Main Campus 43 002926 Elizabeth City State University 43 002927 Elon College 43 002928 Fayetteville State University 43 002929 Gardner-Webb College 43 002930 Greensboro College 43 002931 Guilford College 43 002933 High Point College 43 002934 Isothermal Community College 43 002936 Johnson C Smith University 43 002937 King's College 43 002938 Kittrell College 43 002939 Lees-McRae College 43 002940 Lenoir Community College 43 002941 Lenoir-Rhyne College 43 002942 Livingstone College 43 002943 Louisburg College 43 002944 Mars Hill College 43 002945 Meredith College 43 002946 Methodist College 43 002947 Mitchell College 43 002948 Montreat-Anderson College 43 002949 Mount Olive Junior College 43 002950 North Carolina Central University 43 002951 North Carolina Wesleyan College 43 002953 Peace College 43 002954 Pembroke State University 43 002955 Pfeiffer College 43 002956 Piedmont Bible College 43 002957 Queens College 43 002958 Rockingham Community College 43 002959 Sacred Heart College 43 002960 Salem College 43 002961 Sandhills Community College 43 002962 Shaw University 43 002964 Southeastern Community College 43 002966 Southwood College 43 002967 Saint Andrews Presbyterian College 43 002968 Saint Augustines College 43 002969 Saint Mary's Junior College 43 002970 Surry Community College 43 002972 North Carolina State Univ Raleigh Campus 43 002973 Gaston College 43 76 INSTITUTION STATE CODE 002974 University North Carolina Chapel Hill 43 002975 University North Carolina Charlotte 43 002976 University North Carolina Greensboro 43 002978 Wake Forest University 43 002979 Warren Wilson College 43 002980 Wayne Community College 43 002981 Western Carolina University 43 002982 Western Piedmont CC 43 002983 Wilkes Community College 43 002984 University North Carolina Wilmington 43 002985 Wingate College 43 002986 Winston-Salem State University 43 002988 Bismarck Junior College 44 002989 Dickinson State College 44 002990 Jamestown College 44 002991 Lake Region Junior College 44 002992 Mary College 44 002993 Mayville State College 44 002994 Minot State College 44 002995 North Dakota State Univ Bottineau Branch 44 002996 North Dakota State School Science 44 003005 University North Dakota Main Campus 44 003007 University North Dakota Williston Branch 44 003008 Valley City State College 44 003010 Antioch College Main Campus 45 003011 Art Academy of Cincinnati 45 003012 Ashland College 45 003013 Athenaeum of Ohio 45 003014 Baldwin-Wallace College 45 003015 Bliss College 45 003016 Bluffton College 45 003017 Borromeo Seminary of Oh 45 003018 Bowling Green State Univ Main Campus 45 003023 Capital University 45 003024 Case Western Reserve University 45 003025 Cedarville College 45 003026 Central State University 45 003029 Cincinnati Bible Seminary 45 003031 Cleveland Institute of Music 45 003032 Cleveland State University 45 003033 C Mt Snt Jos-on-the-Ohio 45 003035 Ohio Dominican College 45 003036 College of Steubenville 45 003037 College of Wooster 45 003039 Columbus C Art and Desi 45 003041 Defiance College 45 003042 Denison University 45 003043 Dyke College 45 003045 Findlay College 45 77 INSTITUTION STATE CODE 003046 Franklin University 45 003048 Heidelberg College 45 003049 Hiram College 45 003050 John Carroll University 45 003051 Kent State University Main Campus 45 003052 Kent State Ashtabula Reg Campus 45 003054 Kent State Stark County Reg Campus 45 003056 Kent State E Liverpool Reg Campus 45 003061 Kent State University Salem Reg Campus 45 003062 Kent State Tuscaraws Reg Campus 45 003064 Kent State Trumbull Reg Campus 45 003065 Kenyon College 45 003066 Lake Erie College 45 003068 Lorain County Community College 45 003072 Malone College 45 003073 Marietta College 45 003074 Mary Manse College 45 003076 Miami-Jacobs Junior College of Business 45 003079 Miami University Hamilton Branch 45 003080 Miami University Middletown Branch 45 003083 Mount Union College 45 003084 Muskingum College 45 003085 Notre Dame College 45 003086 Oberlin College 45 003089 Ohio Northern University 45 003092 Ohio State University Lima Branch 45 003093 Ohio State University Mansfield 45 003094 Ohio State University Marion Branch 45 003095 Ohio State University Newark Branch 45 003099 Ohio Technical College 45 003100 Ohio University Main Campus 45 003101 Ohio University Belmont County Branch 45 003102 Ohio University Chillicothe Branch 45 003103 Ohio University Ironton Branch 45 003104 Ohio University Lancaster Branch 45 003107 Ohio University Portsmouth Branch 45 003108 Ohio University Zanesville Branch 45 003109 Ohio Wesleyan University 45 003110 Otterbein College 45 003111 Edgecliff College 45 003113 Pontifical College Josephinum 45 003115 Rabbinical College Tels 45 003116 Rio Grande College 45 003119 Sinclair Community College 45 003120 Saint John College Cleveland 45 003121 Tiffin University 45 003123 University of Akron 45 003125 University Cincinnati Main Campus 45 003127 University of Dayton 45 78 INSTITUTION STATE CODE 003131 University of Toledo 45 003133 Urbana College 45 003134 Ursuline College 45 003135 Walsh College 45 003136 Western College 45 003141 Wilberforce University 45 003142 Wilmington College 45 003143 Wittenberg University 45 003144 Xavier University 45 003145 Youngstown State University 45 003146 Altus Junior College 46 003147 Bacone College 46 003149 Bethany Nazarene College 46 003150 Cameron State Agricultural College 46 003151 Bartlesville Wesleyan College 46 003152 Central State University 46 003153 Connors State College 46 003154 East Central State College 46 003155 Eastern Oklahoma State College 46 003156 El Reno Junior College 46 003157 Langston University 46 003158 Murray State College Agr & App Science 46 003160 Northeastern Oklahoma Agrl-Mech 46 003161 Northeastern State College 46 003162 Northern Oklahoma College 46 003163 Northwestern State College 46 003164 Oklahoma Baptist University 46 003165 Oklahoma Christian College 46 003166 Oklahoma City University 46 003167 Oklahoma College Liberal Arts 46 003168 Claremore Junior College 46 003169 Oklahoma School Business Acct Law F 46 003170 Oklahoma State University Main Campus 46 003171 Oklahoma State University Oklahoma City 46 003174 Oklahoma Panhandle State College 46 003175 Phillips University 46 003176 Poteau Community College 46 003177 Sayre Junior College 46 003178 Seminole Junior College 46 003179 Southeastern State College 46 003180 Southwestern College 46 003181 Southwestern State College 46 003183 Saint Gregory's College 46 003184 University Oklahoma Norman Campus 46 003185 University of Tulsa 46 003186 Blue Mountain Community College 47 003188 Central Oregon Community College 47 003189 Clatsop Community College 47 003190 Columbia Christian College 47 79 INSTITUTION STATE CODE 003191 Concordia College 47 003193 Eastern Oregon College 47 003194 George Fox College 47 003195 Judson Baptist College 47 003196 Lane Community College 47 003197 Lewis and Clark College 47 003198 Linfield College 47 003199 Marylhurst College 47 003202 Mount Angel College 47 003204 Mount Hood Community College 47 003206 Multnomah School of Bible 47 003207 Museum Art School 47 003208 Northwest Christian College 47 003209 Oregon College of Education 47 003210 Oregon State University 47 003211 Oregon Technical Institute 47 003212 Pacific University 47 003213 Portland Community College 47 003216 Portland State University 47 003217 Reed College 47 003218 Chemeketa Community College 47 003219 Southern Oregon College 47 003220 Southwestern Oregon Community College 47 003221 Treasure Valley Community College 47 003222 Umpqua Community College 47 003223 University Oregon Main Campus 47 003224 University of Portland 47 003225 Warner Pacific College 47 003227 Willamette University 47 003228 Academy of the New Church 48 003229 Albright College 48 003230 Allegheny College 48 003232 Alliance College 48 003233 Alvernia College 48 003234 Ellen Cushing Junior College 48 003235 Beaver College 48 003237 Bryn Mawr College 48 003238 Bucknell University 48 003239 Bucks County Community College 48 003240 Butler County Community College 48 003241 Cabrini College 48 003242 Carnegie-Mellon University 48 003243 Cedar Crest College 48 003244 Chatham College 48 003245 Chestnut Hill College 48 003247 College Misericordia 48 003249 Community College Philadelphia 48 003252 Delaware Valley College Science & Ag 48 003253 Dickinson College 48 80 INSTITUTION STATE CODE 003256 Drexel University 48 003258 Duquesne University 48 003259 Eastern Baptist College 48 003261 Penn Wesleyan College 48 003262 Elizabethtown College 48 003265 Franklin-Marshall College 48 003266 Gannon College 48 003267 Geneva College 48 003268 Gettysburg College 48 003269 Grove City College 48 003270 Gwynedd-Mercy College 48 003272 Harcum Junior College 48 003273 Harrisburg Area CC 48 003274 Haverford College 48 003275 Holy Family College 48 003276 Immaculata College 48 003277 Indiana University of Pa Main Campus 48 003278 Thomas Jeff University 48 003279 Juniata College 48 003280 Keystone Junior College 48 003282 King's College 48 003283 Lackawanna Junior College 48 003284 Lafayette College 48 003285 Lancaster School of Bible 48 003287 La Salle College 48 003288 Lebanon Valley College 48 003289 Lehigh University 48 003290 Lincoln University 48 003293 Lycoming College 48 003294 Manor Junior College 48 003296 Marywood College 48 003297 Mercyhurst College 48 003298 Messiah College 48 003300 Moore College of Art 48 003301 Moravian College 48 003302 Mount Aloysius Junior College 48 003303 Carlow College 48 003304 Muhlenberg College 48 003306 Northeast Bible Institute 48 003307 Northeastern Christian 48 003309 Peirce Junior College 48 003310 Penn Hall Junior College 48 003313 Pmc Colleges 48 003315 Bloomsburg State College 48 003316 California State College 48 003317 Cheyney State College 48 003319 Clarion St C Venango Ca 48 003320 East Stroudsburg State College 48 003321 Edinboro State College 48 81 INSTITUTION STATE CODE 003322 Kutztown State College 48 003323 Lock Haven State College 48 003324 Mansfield State College 48 003325 Millersville State College 48 003326 Shippensburg State College 48 003327 Slippery Rock State College 48 003328 West Chester State College 48 003330 Pennsylvania St Univ Allentown Campus 48 003331 Pennsylvania St Univ Altoona Campus 48 003332 Pennsylvania St Univ Beaver Campus 48 003333 Pennsylvania St Univ Behrend Campus 48 003334 Pennsylvania St Univ Berks Campus 48 003335 Pennsylvania St Univ Dubois Campus 48 003336 Pennsylvania St Univ Fayette Campus 48 003338 Pennsylvania St Univ Hazleton Campus 48 003339 Pennsylvania St Univ Mckeesport Campus 48 003340 Pennsylvania St Univ Mont Alto Campus 48 003341 Pennsylvania St Univ New Kensington Ca 48 003342 Pennsylvania St Univ Ogontz Campus 48 003343 Pennsylvania St Univ Schuylkill Campus 48 003344 Pennsylvania St Univ Wrthgtn Scrtn Campus 48 003345 Pennsylvania St Univ Shenango Valley Ca 48 003346 Penn State University Wilkes-Bar 48 003347 Pennsylvania St Univ York Campus 48 003350 Philadelphia College of Art 48 003351 Philadelphia College of Bible 48 003353 Philadelphia College Pharmacy & Science 48 003354 Philadelphia College Textiles & Science 48 003355 Philadelphia Musical Academy 48 003357 Point Park College 48 003359 Robert Morris College 48 003360 Rosemont College 48 003362 Seton Hill College 48 003363 Spring Garden College 48 003364 Saint Charles Borromeo Se 48 003366 Saint Francis College 48 003367 Saint Joseph's College 48 003368 Saint Vincent College 48 003369 Susquehanna University 48 003370 Swarthmore College 48 003372 Temple University Ambler Campus 48 003376 Thiel College 48 003378 University Pennsylvania 48 003379 University Pittsburg Main Campus 48 003380 University Pittsburg Bradford Campus 48 003381 University Pittsburg Greensburg Campus 48 003382 University Pittsburg Johnstown Campus 48 003383 University Pittsburg Titusville Campus 48 003384 University of Scranton 48 82 INSTITUTION STATE CODE 003385 Ursinus College 48 003386 Valley Forge Military J 48 003387 Villa Maria College 48 003388 Villanova University 48 003389 Washington Jeff College 48 003391 Waynesburg College 48 003392 Westminster College 48 003394 Wilkes College 48 003395 Williamsport Area CC 48 003396 Wilson College 48 003399 York College Pennsylvania 48 003400 Barrington College 49 003401 Brown University 49 003402 Bryant College of Business Administration 49 003404 Johnson & Wales College 49 003405 Mount Saint Joseph College 49 003406 Providence College 49 003407 Rhode Island College 49 003408 Rhode Island Junior College 49 003409 Rhode Island School of Design 49 003411 Salve Regina College 49 003412 Seminary of our Lady of Providence 49 003414 University Rhode Island 49 003417 Allen University 50 003418 Anderson College 50 003419 Baptist College at Charleston 50 003420 Benedict College 50 003421 Bob Jones University 50 003422 Central Wesleyan College 50 003423 Citadel Military C of S 50 003424 Claflin College 50 003425 Clemson University Main Campus 50 003426 Clemson University Sumter Branch 50 003427 Coker College 50 003428 College of Charleston 50 003429 Columbia Bible College 50 003430 Columbia College 50 003431 Converse College 50 003432 Erskine College 50 003433 Friendship Junior College 50 003434 Furman University 50 003435 Lander College 50 003436 Limestone College 50 003439 Morris College 50 003440 Newberry College 50 003441 North Greenville Junior College 50 003443 Palmer College Main Campus 50 003444 Palmer College Columbia 50 003445 Presbyterian College 50 83 INSTITUTION STATE CODE 003446 South Carolina State College 50 003447 Spartanburg Junior College 50 003448 University South Carolina Main Campus 50 003449 University South Carolina Aiken 50 003450 University South Carolina Beaufort 50 003451 University South Carolina Conway 50 003453 University South Carolina Lancaster 50 003454 University South Carolina Allendale 50 003455 Voorhees College 50 003456 Winthrop College 50 003457 Wofford College 50 003458 Augustana College 51 003459 Black Hills State College 51 003461 Dakota Wesleyan University 51 003462 Freeman Junior College 51 003463 Dakota State College 51 003464 Huron College 51 003465 Mount Marty College 51 003466 Northern State College 51 003467 Presentation College 51 003469 Sioux Falls College 51 003470 South Dakota School Mines & Technology 51 003471 South Dakota State University 51 003472 University South Dakota Springfield 51 003474 University South Dakota Main Campus 51 003476 Yankton College 51 003477 Aquinas Junior College 52 003478 Austin Peay State University 52 003479 Belmont College 52 003480 Bethel College 52 003481 Carson-Newman College 52 003482 Christian Brothers College 52 003483 Columbia State Community College 52 003484 Covenant College 20 003485 Cumberland College Tennessee 52 003486 David Lipscomb College 52 003487 East Tennessee State University 52 003490 Fisk University 52 003491 Free Will Baptist Bible 52 003492 Freed-Hardeman College 52 003493 George Peabody College Teachers 52 003494 Hiwassee College 52 003495 Johnson Bible College 52 003496 King College 52 003497 Knoxville College 52 003498 Lambuth College 52 003499 Lane College 52 003500 Lee College 52 003501 Le Moyne-Owen College 52 84 INSTITUTION STATE CODE 003502 Lincoln Memorial University 52 003504 Martin College 52 003505 Maryville College 52 003507 Memphis Academy of Arts 52 003509 Memphis State University 52 003510 Middle Tennessee State University 52 003511 Milligan College 52 003512 Morristown College 52 003518 Southern Missionary College 52 003519 Southwestern at Memphis 52 003522 Tennessee State University 52 003523 Tennessee Technological 52 003524 Tennessee Temple College 52 003525 Tennessee Wesleyan College 52 003526 Trevecca Nazarene College 52 003527 Tusculum College 52 003528 Union University 52 003529 University Tennessee Chattanooga 52 003530 University Tennessee Knoxville 52 003531 University Tennessee Marti 52 003533 University Tennessee Nashville 52 003534 University of the South 52 003535 Vanderbilt University 52 003536 Bryan College 52 003537 Abilene Christian College 53 003539 Alvin Junior College 53 003540 Amarillo College 53 003541 Angelo State University 53 003543 Austin College 53 003546 Bee County College 53 003548 Bishop College 53 003549 Blinn College 53 003553 Cisco Junior College 53 003554 Clarendon College 53 003557 Concordia Lutheran College 53 003558 Cooke County Junior College 53 003560 Dallas Baptist College 53 003563 Del Mar College 53 003564 East Texas Baptist College 53 003565 East Texas State University 53 003568 Frank Phillips College 53 003570 Grayson County Junior College 53 003571 Hardin-Simmons University 53 003572 Henderson County Junior College 53 003573 Hill Junior College 53 003574 Howard County Junior College 53 003575 Howard Payne College 53 003576 Houston Baptist College 53 003577 Huston-Tillotson College 53 85 INSTITUTION STATE CODE 003578 Incarnate Word College 53 003579 Jacksonville College 53 003580 Kilgore College 53 003581 Lamar University 53 003582 Laredo Junior College 53 003583 Lee College 53 003584 Letourneau College 53 003585 Lon Morris College 53 003586 Lubbock Christian College 53 003588 Mary Hardin-Baylor College 53 003590 McLennan Community College 53 003591 McMurry College 53 003592 Midwestern University 53 003593 Navarro Junior College 53 003594 North Texas State University 53 003596 Odessa College Main Campus 53 003598 Our Lady of Lake College 53 003599 Pan American University 53 003600 Panola College 53 003601 Paris Junior College 53 003602 Paul Quinn College 53 003603 Ranger Junior College 53 003604 Rice University 53 003605 Dominican College 53 003606 Sam Houston State University 53 003608 Saint Phillip's College 53 003609 San Jacinto College 53 003610 Schreiner Institute 53 003611 South Plains College 53 003612 South Texas Junior College 53 003613 Southern Methodist University 53 003614 Southwest Texas Junior College 53 003615 Southwest Texas State University 53 003616 Southwestern Assembly of God 53 003618 Southwestern Christian College 53 003619 Southwestern Union College 53 003620 Southwestern University 53 003621 Saint Edward's University 53 003623 Saint Mary's University 53 003624 Stephen F Austin State 53 003625 Sul Ross State University 53 003627 Temple Junior College 53 003628 Texarkana College 53 003630 Prairie View Agrl-Mech 53 003631 Tarleton State College 53 003634 Texas State Technical Jas Connall 53 003636 Texas Christian University 53 003637 Jarvis Christian College 53 003638 Texas College 53 86 INSTITUTION STATE CODE 003639 Texas A&I University 53 003641 Texas Lutheran College 53 003642 Texas Southern University 53 003643 Texas Southmost College 53 003644 Texas Technical University 53 003645 Texas Wesleyan College 53 003646 Texas Woman's University 53 003647 Trinity University 53 003648 Tyler Junior College 53 003650 University Corpus Christie 53 003651 University of Dallas 53 003652 University of Houston 53 003653 University of Plano 53 003654 University of Saint Thomas 53 003656 University Texas Arlington 53 003658 University Texas Austin Main Campus 53 003661 University Texas El Paso 53 003662 Victoria College 53 003663 Wayland Baptist College 53 003664 Weatherford College 53 003665 West Texas State University 53 003668 Wharton County Junior College 53 003669 Wiley College 53 003670 Brigham Young University 54 003671 Dixie College 54 003672 Latter-Day Saints Business College 54 003673 Stevens Henager C Main Campus 54 003674 Stevens Henager C Ogden 54 003675 University of Utah 54 003676 College of Eastern Utah 54 003677 Utah State University 54 003678 Southern Utah State College 54 003679 Snow College 54 003680 Weber State College 54 003681 Westminster College 54 003682 Bennington College 55 003683 Castelton State College 55 003684 Champlain College 55 003685 C Snt Joseph the Provid 55 003686 Goddard College 55 003687 Green Mountain College 55 003688 Johnson State College 55 003689 Lyndon State College 55 003690 Marlboro College 55 003691 Middlebury College 55 003692 Norwich University 55 003693 Saint Joseph College 55 003694 Saint Michael's College 55 003695 Trinity College 55 87 INSTITUTION STATE CODE 003696 University Vermont & State Agrl College 55 003697 Vermont College 55 003698 Vermont Technical College 55 003699 Windham College 55 003702 Averett College 56 003703 Bluefield College 56 003704 Bridgewater College 56 003705 College of William & Mary Main Campus 56 003706 Chrstphr Newpt C Wm-Mar 56 003707 Richard Bland College Wm & Mary 56 003708 Eastern Mennonite College 56 003709 Emory and Henry College 56 003711 Ferrum Junior College 56 003712 Tidewater Community College 56 003713 Hampden-Sydney College 56 003714 Hampton Institute 56 003715 Hollins College 56 003719 Longwood College 56 003720 Lynchburg College 56 003721 Madison College 56 003723 Mary Baldwin College 56 003724 Marymount College of Virginia 56 003726 National Business College 56 003727 Northern Virginia Community College 56 003728 Old Dominion University 56 003732 Radford College 56 003733 Randolph-Macon College 56 003734 Randolph-Macon Woman's 56 003735 Virginia Commonwealth University 56 003736 Roanoke College 56 003737 Shenandoah C-Conservatory of Music 56 003738 Southern Sem Junior College 56 003739 Saint Paul's College 56 003740 Stratford College 56 003741 Sullins College 56 003742 Sweet Briar College 56 003744 University of Richmond 56 003746 University Virginia Mary Washington Coll 56 003747 University Virginia Clinch Valley College 56 003748 Eastern Shore Community College 56 003749 University Virginia George Masn College 56 003751 Patrick Henry CC 56 003752 Virginia Intermont College 56 003753 Virginia Military Institute 56 003754 Virginia Poly Institute and State 56 003758 Danville Community College 56 003760 Virginia Western Community College 56 003761 Wytheville Community College 56 003762 Virginia College 56 88 INSTITUTION STATE CODE 003764 Virginia State College 56 003765 Norfold State College 56 003766 Virginia Union University 56 003767 Virginia Wesleyan College 56 003768 Washington-Lee University 56 003769 Bellevue Community College 57 003770 Big Bend Community College 57 003771 Central Washington State College 57 003772 Centralia College 57 003773 Clark College 57 003774 Columbia Basin CC 57 003775 Eastern Washington State College 57 003776 Everett Community College 57 003777 Fort Wright College Holy Name 57 003778 Gonzaga University 57 003779 Grays Harbor College 57 003780 Green River Community College 57 003781 Highline Community College 57 003782 Lower Columbia College 57 003783 Northwest College 57 003784 Olympic College 57 003785 Pacific Lutheran University 57 003786 Peninsula College 57 003788 Seattle Pacific College 57 003790 Seattle University 57 003791 Shoreline Community College 57 003792 Skagit Valley College 57 003793 Spokane Community College 57 003794 Saint Martin's College 57 003796 Tacoma Community College 57 003797 University of Puget Sound 57 003798 University of Washington 57 003799 Walla Walla College 57 003800 Washington State University 57 003801 Wenatchee Valley College 57 003802 Western Washington State College 57 003803 Whitman College 57 003804 Whitworth College 57 003806 Alderson Broaddus College 58 003807 Beckley College 58 003808 Bethany College 58 003809 Bluefield State College 58 003810 Concord College 58 003811 Davis and Elkins College 58 003812 Fairmont State College 58 003813 Glenville State College 58 003815 Marshall University 58 003816 Southern West Virginia CC-Logan 58 003817 Southern West Virginia CC Williamson 58 89 INSTITUTION STATE CODE 003818 Morris Harvey College 58 003819 Ohio Valley College 58 003820 Salem College Main Campus 58 003822 Shepherd College 58 003823 W Liberty State College Main Campus 58 003824 W Liberty State College Hancock 58 003825 West Virginia Institute of Technology 58 003826 West Virginia State College 58 003827 West Virginia University Main Campus 58 003828 Parkersburg Community College 58 003829 Potomac State College of West Virginia 58 003830 West Virginia Wesleyan College 58 003831 Wheeling College 58 003832 Alverno College 59 003835 Beloit College 59 003837 Cardinal Stritch College 59 003838 Carroll College 59 003839 Carthage College 59 003840 Western Wisconsin Technical Institute 59 003842 Concordia College 59 003846 Dominican College-Racine 59 003848 Edgewood College 59 003850 Holy Family College 59 003854 Lakeland College 59 003856 Lawrence University 59 003857 Layton School of Art and Design 59 003859 Madison Business College 59 003861 Marian College of Fond du Lac 59 003863 Marquette University 59 003865 Milton College 59 003866 Milwaukee Area Technical College 59 003868 Milwaukee School of Engineering 59 003869 Mount Mary College 59 003873 Mount Senario College 59 003875 Northland College 59 003884 Ripon College 59 003892 Saint Norbert College 59 003895 University Wisconsin Madison 59 003896 University Wisconsin Milwaukee 59 003897 University Wisconsin Center System 59 003899 University Wisconsin Green Bay 59 003911 Viterbo College 59 003915 Stout State University Main Campus 59 003917 University Wisconsin Eau Claire 59 003919 University Wisconsin La Crosse 59 003921 University Wisconsin Platteville Main 59 003923 University Wisconsin River Falls 59 003924 University Wisconsin Stevens Point-Ma 59 003925 University Wisconsin Superior 59 90 INSTITUTION STATE CODE 003926 University Wisconsin Whitewater 59 003928 Casper College 60 003929 Eastern Wyoming College 60 003930 Sheridan College 60 003931 Northwest Community College 60 003932 University of Wyoming 60 003933 Western Wyoming Community College 60 003934 Canal Zone College 63 003935 University of Guam 64 003936 Catholic University Puerto Rico 65 003937 College of Sacred Heart 65 003938 Inter American University San German 65 003940 Inter American University Hato Rey Campus 65 003941 Puerto Rico Junior College 65 003944 University Puerto Rico Mayaguez 65 003945 University Puerto Rico Medical Science 65 003948 San Francisco Art Institute 14 003954 Florida Technological University 19 003956 Dalton Junior College 20 003961 Wm Rainey Harper College 23 003965 Bay State Junior College of Business 31 003967 Forsyth School Dental Hygienists 31 003969 University Minnesota Minneapolis St Paul 33 003970 Saint Lu University Pk C Aeron Tec 35 003973 Columbia University College Phar 42 003975 Rabbi Jacob Jos Rab C N 42 003976 Rab Ac Mes Rab Chaim Br 42 003977 Rab C Ch'san Sofer NY 42 003981 North Carolina School of the Arts 43 003982 Cleveland Institute of Art 45 003985 Oral Roberts University 46 003986 Allentown College of Saint Francis Desa 48 003987 La Roche College 48 003988 Our Lady Angels College 48 003990 Florence Darlington Ted 50 003991 Greenville Technical Education Center 50 003992 Piedmont Technical Education Center 50 003993 Midlands Technical Education Center 50 003994 Spartanburg County Technical Educ Ct 50 003995 Sumter Area Technical Education Center 50 003996 York County Technical Education Center 50 003998 Chattanooga State Technical Institute 52 003999 Cleveland State Community College 52 004003 Central Texas College 53 004004 John Tyler Community College 56 004007 Madison Area Technical College 59 004009 Mesabi State Junior College 33 004027 Utah Technical College Provo 54 004033 Ashevl Buncombe Technical Institute 43 91 INSTITUTION STATE CODE 004051 CC Allegheny Co Alleg C 48 004052 CC Allegheny Co Boyce C 48 004053 Cuyahoga CC Western Campus 45 004057 National College of Business 51 004058 Gratz College 48 004062 Pitt Technical Institute 43 004066 Bryant-Stratton Coml Sc 31 004069 University Minnesota Tech Inst Crooks 33 004072 Northwood Institute Main Campus 32 004073 Aquinas Junior College Business Main 31 004076 Kirkwood Community College 25 004452 Montgomery County Community 48 004453 El Centro College 53 004480 De Anza College 14 004481 Ohlone College 14 004506 Colorado Mountain College West Campus 15 004509 University Colorado Colorado Springs 15 004513 Housatonic Regional CC 16 004547 Honolulu Business College 21 004548 Hawaii Loa College 21 004549 University Hawaii Leeward CC 21 004579 International JC Business 24 004608 Barton County Community Junior College 26 004611 Kansas Technical Institute 26 004622 Southern U A&M C Shreveport 28 004626 Delgado Vocational Technical Jr College 28 004643 Lea College 33 004650 Chesapeake College 30 004661 Hampshire College 31 004665 Swain School of Design 31 004667 School of Museum Fine Arts 31 004668 School of Worcester Art Museum 31 004680 Jackson Business University 32 004681 Macomb County CC-Center Campus 32 004713 Three Rivers Junior College 35 004720 Central Nebraska Technical College 37 004731 New England Aeronautical Institute 39 004733 White Pines College 39 004736 Bergen Community College 40 004738 Farlgh Dcksn Madison Campus 40 004740 Mercer County Community College 40 004741 Rutgers University Camden Campus 40 004750 New York State College Ceramics Alfred 42 004759 Cuny York College 42 004766 Cuny Bernard Baruch College 42 004770 New York State College Agric Life Science 42 004771 New York State College Human Ecology 42 004772 New York State Sch Industrial Labor Rel 42 004774 Long Island University Brooklyn C Ph 42 92 INSTITUTION STATE CODE 004776 Cen Yesh Tom Tmimim Lub 42 004779 Long Island University Brooklyn Center 42 004788 Herkimer County Community College 42 004795 Kirkland College 42 004798 Mirrer Yeshiva Central Institute 42 004804 New York Institute of Technology Main Ca 42 004810 Rab C of Kamenitz Yeshi 42 004829 Yesh Beth Shearm Rab In 42 004835 Caldwell CC and Technical Institute 43 004838 Guilford Technical Institute 43 004841 North Carolina State Univ Fort Bragg 43 004844 W W Holding Technical Institute 43 004845 Wilson County Technical Institute 43 004852 Clark County Technical Institute 45 004855 Davis Junior College 45 004868 University Cincinnati Raymond Walters 45 004878 Clackamas Community College 47 004895 Indiana University Pa Punxsutawn 48 004896 Indiana University Pa Armstrong 48 004917 Roger Williams College Main Campus 49 004920 Berk-Chastn-Dorchester Technical 50 004925 Horry-Georgetown Tedc 50 004926 Tri-County Technical Education Center 50 004927 University South Carolina Union 50 004937 Jackson State Community College 52 004988 Central Virgina Community College 56 004996 Dabney Lancaster CC 56 005000 Fort Steilacomm CC 57 005001 Edmonds Community College 57 005006 Walla Walla Community College 57 005015 University Wisconsin Parkside 59 005028 Inter American University Bayamon Br 65 005029 Inter American University Ponce Br 65 005204 Beal Business College 29 005220 Utah Technical College Salt Lake City 54 005223 New River Community College 56 005258 University Hawaii Hawaii CC 21 005299 Racine Technical Institute 59 005304 District One Technical Institute 59 005317 Forsyth Technical Institute 43 005318 Catawba Valley Technical Institute 43 005320 Cape Fear Technical Institute 43 005387 North Central Technical Institute 59 005447 Randolph Technical Institute 43 005448 Durham Technical Institute 43 005449 Central Carolina Technical Institute 43 005463 Technical Institute of Almamance 43 005464 Richmond Technical Institute 43 005753 Penta County Technical Institute 45 93 INSTITUTION STATE CODE 005754 Rowan Technical Institute 43 006656 College of Dupage 23 006658 School of Dayton Art Institute 45 006661 Angelina College 53 006662 Galveston College 53 006724 University Kentucky Comm College 27 006725 University Tennessee Memphis 52 006740 University Colorado Denver Center 15 006743 University Connecticutt Southeastern 16 006750 Valencia Community College 19 006753 Illinois Central College 23 006760 University Maine Augusta 29 006768 Mid Michigan Community College 32 006771 Society of Arts & Craft 32 006774 Lakewood State Junior College 33 006775 Rainy River State Junior College 33 006777 Flathead Valley Community College 36 006782 Genesee Community College 42 006785 Schenectady County CC 42 006787 Clinton Community College 42 006788 Tompkins-Cortland CC 42 006789 Columbia-Greene CC 42 006791 SUNY College at Purchas 42 006804 Lakeland Community College 45 006807 Community College of Beaver 48 006810 Lehigh County Community College 48 006811 Luzerne County Community College 48 006815 Orangeburg Calhoun Tedc 50 006819 Blue Ridge Community College 56 006835 Dyersburg State Community College 52 006836 Motlow State Community College 52 006858 Unity College 29 006865 Camden County College 40 006867 Columbus Technical Institute 45 006871 Thomas Nelson Community College 56 006883 Ohio State University Main Campus 45 006890 Clemson University Greenville Br 50 006901 Gloucester County College 40 006931 Waubonsee Community College 23 006938 Linn-Benton Community College 47 006942 Gulf Coast Bible College 53 006949 Kalamazoo Valley CC 32 006951 University South Carolina Spartanburg 50 006955 University Texas Nursing School 53 006957 Washington Technical Institute 18 006964 Rutgers University New Brunswick 40 006965 Pennsylvania St Univ Main Campus 48 006967 Baylor University 53 006968 University Virginia Main Campus 56 94 INSTITUTION STATE CODE 006973 Canada College 14 006975 Lincoln University 14 006977 Elko Community College 38 006982 Mattatuck Community College 16 006992 Pennsylvania St Univ Delaware Campus 48 007015 Federal City College 18 007018 Kirkland Hall College 30 007021 Northwood Institute Indiana 32 007022 Cuny Lehman College 42 007032 Mid America Nazarene College 26 007035 Kettering College Medical Art 45 007047 Los Angeles Southwest College 14 007053 Del Tech & CC Southern 17 007085 Mount Vernon Nazarene College 45 007096 College of the Mainland 53 007099 Virginia Highlands Community College 56 007102 Jefferson College 35 007103 Cuyahoga CC Metro Campus 45 007104 Miami University Main Campus 45 007105 State Technical Institute Memphis 52 007107 Essex County College 40 007108 University Puerto Rico Rio Piedras 65 007109 SUNY College Old Westbu 42 007110 Community College Deleware C 48 007111 N Country Community College 42 007115 Moorpark College 14 007118 Parkland College 23 007119 Rend Lake College 23 007121 Faith Baptist Bible College 25 007122 Iowa Western CC Main Campus 25 007123 Golden Valley Lutheran College 33 007170 Lincoln Land Community College 23 007171 Kirtland Community College 32 007184 CC Allegheny Co South C 48 007191 Northampton Co Area CC 48 007206 University Puerto Rico Cayey Univ Campus 65 007260 Southwest Virginia Community College 56 007263 Holy Cross Junior College 24 007264 Mes Torah Vodaath Seminary 42 007265 Carl Sandburg College 23 007266 Pima College 12 007279 Hawaii Pacific College 21 007283 Central Arizona College 12 007288 Kenosha Technical Institute 59 007289 Central Wyoming College 60 007478 San Diego CC-Evening C 14 007481 Katharine Gibbs School 31 007484 Newbury Junior College 31 007502 The Berkeley School 40 95 INSTITUTION STATE CODE 007532 Community College Finger Lake 42 007536 Cosumnes River College 14 007538 Black Hawk College East Campus 23 007540 Missouri Baptist College Saint Louis 35 007544 Appalachian Bible Institute 58 007582 Aims College 15 007598 Tri-County Technical Institute 45 007602 Chesterfield-Marlboro Ted 50 007635 Greater Hartford CC 16 007640 Fayetteville Technical Institute 43 007641 Platte Junior College 37 007644 Lake Land College 23 007684 Kishwaukee College 23 007687 James Sprunt Institute 43 007690 Kankakee Community College 23 007691 McHenry County Junior College 23 007692 Moraine Valley Community College 23 007693 Shawnee College 23 007694 College of Lake County 23 007707 Columbia Junior College 14 007713 Skyline College 14 007728 Macon Junior College 20 007729 County College of Morri 40 007730 Burlington County College 40 007731 Somerset County College 40 007732 Holy Redeemer College 59 007856 Bowling Green State University Fireld 45 007857 Brazosport Junior College 53 007870 Hillsborough Community College 19 007890 Prescott College 12 007893 Flagler College 19 007933 CC of Denver North Campus 15 007947 Beth Medrash Govoha 40 007948 Wilmington College 17 007950 West Shore Community College 32 007954 Normandale State Junior College 33 007988 Martin Technical Institute 43 007989 Luther Rice College 56 007993 California State College Bakersfield 14 008037 South Central Community College 16 008038 Middlesex Community College 16 008072 Aquinas Junior College Business Newton 31 008073 Butte College 14 008076 John A Logan College 23 008078 Springfield Technical College 31 008080 State Fair Community College 35 008081 Carteret Technical Institute 43 008083 Haywood Technical Institute 43 008084 Carolina Coastal CC 43 96 INSTITUTION STATE CODE 008086 Craven Technical Institute 43 008125 Friends World College 42 008133 Muskingum Area Technical Institute 45 008145 Nashville State Technical Institute 52 008146 Ft Lauderdale University 19 008155 Evergreen State College 57 008175 Howard Community College 30 008228 Seward County Community Junior College 26 008244 Johnson County Community Junior College 26 008246 Navajo Community College 12 008303 Maricopa Technical College 12 008304 Scottsdale Community College 12 008308 Cecil Community College 30 008310 Auburn University at Montgomery 10 008316 Des Moines Area CC-Anke 25 008404 Brookdale Community College 40 008419 Atlanta Baptist College 20 008466 Southwestern Technical Institute 43 008503 Mountain View College 53 008504 Richland College 53 008510 Eastfield College 53 008557 Nash Technical Institute 43 008558 Beaufort County Technical Institute 43 008596 West Los Angeles College 14 008597 Feather River College 14 008611 Hostos Community College 42 008614 Bobover Yesh Bnei Zion 42 008615 Rab Sem Netzach Isr Ram 42 008659 Lord Fairfax Community College 56 008660 Germanna Community College 56 008661 Southside Virginia Community College 56 008841 College of Virgin Islands 67 008848 Warner Southern 19 008849 Palm Beach Atlantic College 19 008859 John A Gupton College 52 008862 East Central Mo District Junior College 35 008863 Walters State Community College 52 008880 Institute Drafting and Technology 23 008895 San Diego CC-City College 14 008896 El Paso Community College 15 008899 Tarrant County JC Northeast Campus 53 008900 Tarrant County JC South Campus 53 008903 College of the Canyons 14 008906 Macomb County CC-South Campus 32 008918 Saddleback College 14 008919 Nicolet College Technical Institute 59 008976 Clayton Junior College 20 008988 Lurleen B Wallace State Junior College 10 009011 Del Tech & CC Northern 17 97 INSTITUTION STATE CODE 009058 Bethel College 33 009089 Missouri Baptist College Hannibal-Lagrn 35 009092 University Michigan-Ann Arbor 32 009134 Albert P Brewer State Junior College 10 009139 Maple Woods Community College 35 009140 Longview Community College 35 009158 Don Bosco Technical Institute 14 009159 Paul D Camp Community College 56 009160 Rapppahannock Community College 56 009163 San Antonio College 53 009168 Wright State University Main Campus 45 009169 Wright State University Western Ohio B 45 009185 Oscar Rose Junior College 46 009225 Texas State Technical Rio Grande 53 009226 Francis Marion College 50 009230 Wayne County Community College 32 009235 Clarion State College Main Campus 48 009240 Nairobi College 14 009256 Moraine Park Technical Institute 59 009257 Northeast Wisconsin Technical Institute 59 009258 Waukesha County Technical Institute 59 009259 Laramie County Community College 60 009265 North Dakota State Univ Main Campus 44 009271 Saint Bernard Parish CC 28 009272 Crafton Hills 14 009275 Northern Kentucky State College 27 009332 State Community College 23 009344 Ramapo College of New Jersey 40 009345 Richard Stockton State 40 009401 Rockmount College 15 009507 Floyd Junior College 20 009542 CC of Denver Auraria Campus 15 009543 CC Denver Red Rocks Campus 15 009544 Spokane Falls Community College 57 009549 Western Texas College 53 009552 American River College 14 009563 Indiana State University Main Campus 24 009629 Mountain Empire Community College 56 009630 University Wisconsin Oshkosh Main 59 009636 Southern U A&M C Main Campus 28 009640 Saint Francis De Sales College 59 009645 Simon's Rock 31 009704 Seattle CC North Campus 57 009705 Seattle CC Central Campus 57 009706 Seattle CC South Campus 57 009740 Inver Hills State Junior College 33 009743 Bellevue College 37 009744 Fox Valley Technical Institute 59 009759 Antioch College Washington-Baltimore Cam 45 009762 University Maine Portland-Gorham 29 98 INSTITUTION STATE CODE 009763 Tulsa Junior College 46 009764 Tunxis Community College 16 009765 Mohegan Community College 16 009767 City C Chgo Olive-Harve 23 009769 College For Human Service 42 009786 Illinois Eastern Lincoln Trail 23 009797 Odessa College Midland Campus 53 009818 West Coast Bible College 14 009896 Oakton Community College 23 009912 Volunteer State Community College 52 009914 Roane State Community College 52 009917 Mallory Technical Institute 24 009925 Lincolnland Technical Institute 24 009926 Northeast Technical Institute 24 009933 Texas State Technical Mid-Continent 53 009935 Dundalk Community College 30 009936 Middlesex Community College 31 009941 Belmont Technical 45 009942 Scioto County Technical Institute 45 009980 George Wallace State Junior College 10 009982 Mid-South Bible College 52 009994 Passaic County Community College 40 010014 Garrett Community College 30 010015 Bayamon Central University 65 010020 Lewis and Clark CC 23 010027 Allen County Technical Institute 45 010038 White River Valley Technical Institute 24 010041 North Central Technical Institute 24 010051 La Guardia Community College 42 010056 Aiken Technical Education Center 50 010060 Vernon Regional Junior College 53 010097 Cuny Medger Evers 42 010139 Devry Institute of Technology 53 010142 Touro College 42 010176 Westmoreland County CC 48 010182 Rogue Community College 47 010224 Iowa Lakes CC South Campus 25 010225 University Minnesota Tech C-Waseca 33 010229 Deganawidah Quetzlcoatl 14 010238 University Maine Bangor 29 010256 Benedictine College 26 010266 Hillsdale Free Will Baptist 46 010286 SUNY Empire State College 42 010304 Temple University Main Campus 48 010310 American Christian College 46 010311 Harding College Main Campus 13 010313 University New Mexico Main Campus 41 010341 Grove Street College 14 010343 Community College Micronesia 66 99 INSTITUTION STATE CODE 010345 Cincinnati Technical Institute 45 010359 Iowa Lakes CC North Campus 25 010362 Clark Community College 38 010363 Western Nevada Community College 38 010364 Whatcom Community College 57 010366 Texas A&M University Main Campus 53 010387 El Paso Community College 53 010388 Reading Area City College 48 010395 University San Diego Coor College 14 010439 Shelby State Community College 52 010474 Marymount Palos Verdes 14 010530 Quinebaug Valley CC 16 010554 Alabama Lutheran Academy and College 10 010619 Lakeshore Community College 59 010633 Houston Community College 53 010668 Dallas Bible College 53 010878 College of Ganado 12 010879 Community College of Decatur 23 010881 Stark State Technical Institute 45 FICE College Codes Key to State Codes 10 Alabama 11 Alaska 12 Arizona 13 Arkansas 14 California 15 Colorado 16 Connecticut 17 Delaware 18 District of Columbia 19 Florida 20 Georgia 21 Hawaii 22 Idaho 23 Illinois 24 Indiana 25 Iowa 26 Kansas 27 Kentucky 28 Louisiana 29 Maine 30 Maryland 31 Massachusetts 100 32 Michigan 33 Minnesota 34 Mississippi 35 Missouri 36 Montana 37 Nebraska 38 Nevada 39 New Hampshire 40 New Jersey 41 New Mexico 42 New York 43 North Carolina 44 North Dakota 45 Ohio 46 Oklahoma 47 Oregon 48 Pennsylvania 49 Rhode Island 50 South Carolina 51 South Dakota 52 Tennessee 53 Texas 54 Utah 55 Vermont 56 Virginia 57 Washington 58 West Virginia 59 Wisconsin 60 Wyoming 61 US Service Schools 62 American Samoa 63 Canal Zone 64 Guam 65 Puerto Rico 66 Trust Territory Pacific Islands 67 Virgin Islands 101 SUPPLEMENTARY CODE 16: STATE AND TERRITORY CODE (BY REGION) 80 Alaska 41 Alabama 83 America Samoa, Guam 61 Arizona 42 Arkansas 71 California 62 Colorado 01 Connecticut 11 Delaware 55 District of Columbia 43 Florida 44 Georgia 83 Guam 81 Hawaii 63 Idaho 21 Illinois 22 Indiana 31 Iowa 32 Kansas 51 Kentucky 45 Louisiana 02 Maine 52 Maryland 03 Massachusetts 23 Michigan 33 Minnesota 46 Mississippi 34 Missouri 64 Montana 35 Nebraska 65 Nevada 04 New Hampshire 12 New Jersey 66 New Mexico 13 New York 47 North Carolina 36 North Dakota 24 Ohio 53 Oklahoma 72 Oregon 84 Panama Canal Zone 14 Pennsylvania 82 Puerto Rico 05 Rhode Island 48 South Carolina 37 South Dakota 54 Tennessee 49 Texas 85 Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands 102 67 Utah 06 Vermont 86 Virgin Islands 40 Virginia 73 Washington 55 Washington, D.C. 56 West Virginia 25 Wisconsin 68 Wyoming (1st digit: 0=New England; 1=Middle Atlantic; 2=East North Central; 3=West North Central; 4=Solid South; 5=Border; 6=Mountain; 7=Pacific; 8=External States and Territories) 103 SUPPLEMENTARY CODE 17: MASTER CITY CODE NOTE: The first four digits are the code number for each city. The fifth digit is the urbanicity code for each city. 1 = city of over 1,000,000 2 = city of over 25,000 and up to 250,000 4 = city of over 250,000 and up to 1,000,000 5 = city of over 50,000 and up to 250,000 6 = city of 50,000 or less 9 = NA ALABAMA 0001 6 Anniston 0002 6 Bessemer 0003 4 Birmingham 0004 6 Decatur 0005 6 Dothan 0006 6 Florence 0007 5 Gadsden 0008 5 Huntsville 0009 5 Mobile 0010 5 Montgomery 0011 6 Phenix City 0012 6 Prichard 0013 6 Selma 0014 5 Tuscaloosa ALASKA 0100 6 Anchorage ARIZONA 0200 6 Flagstaff 0201 6 Glendale 0202 5 Mesa 0203 4 Phoenix 0204 5 Scottsdale 0205 5 Tempe 0206 4 Tuscon 0207 6 Yuma ARKANSAS 0300 6 Blytheville 0301 6 El Dorado 104 0302 6 Fayetteville 0303 5 Fort Smith 0304 6 Hot Springs 0305 6 Jonesboro 0306 5 Little Rock 0307 5 North Little Rock 0308 5 Pine Bluff 0309 5 West Memphis CALIFORNIA 0400 2 Alameda 0401 2 Alhambra 0402 2 Altadena 0403 2 Anaheim 0404 2 Antioch 0405 2 Arcadia 0406 5 Arden-Arcade 0407 2 Azusa 0408 5 Bakersfield 0409 2 Baldwin Park 0410 2 Bellflower 0411 2 Bell Gardens 0412 2 Belmont 0413 2 Berkeley 0414 2 Beverly Hills 0415 2 Buena Park 0416 2 Burbank 0417 2 Burlingame 0418 2 Campbell 0419 6 Carmichael 0420 2 Carson 0421 2 Castro Valley 0422 2 Chula Vista 0423 2 Claremont 0425 2 Compton 0425 2 Concord 0426 2 Corona 0427 2 Costa Mesa 0428 2 Covina 0429 2 Culver City 0430 2 Cypress 0431 2 Daly City 0432 6 Davis 0433 2 Downey 0434 2 East Los Angeles 0435 2 El Cajon 0436 2 El Cerrito 0437 2 El Monte 0438 2 Escondido 0439 6 Eureka 105 0440 6 Fairfield 0441 2 Florence-Graham 0442 2 Fountain Valley 0443 2 Fremont 0444 5 Fresno 0445 2 Fullerton 0446 2 Gardena 0447 2 Garden Grove 0448 2 Glendale 0449 2 Glendora 0450 2 Hacienda Heights 0451 2 Hawthorne 0452 2 Hayward 0453 2 Huntington Beach 0454 2 Huntington Park 0455 2 Inglewood 0456 2 La Habra 0457 2 Lakewood 0458 2 La Mesa 0459 2 La Mirada 0460 2 Lancaster 0461 2 La Puenta 0462 2 Lawndale 0463 2 Livermore 0464 6 Loda 0465 6 Lompoc 0466 4 Long Beach 0467 2 Los Altos 0468 1 Los Angeles 0469 2 Los Gatos 0470 2 Lynwood 0471 2 Manhattan Beach 0472 2 Menlo Park 0473 2 Milpitas 0474 5 Modesto 0475 2 Monrovia 0476 2 Montebello 0477 6 Monterey 0478 2 Monterey Park 0479 2 Mountain View 0480 6 Napa 0481 2 National City 0482 2 Newark 0483 2 Newport Beach 0484 6 North Highlands 0485 2 Norwalk 0486 2 Novato 0487 4 Oakland 0488 2 Oceanside 0489 2 Ontario 0490 2 Orange 0491 5 Oxnard 106 0492 2 Pacifica 0493 2 Palo Alto 0494 2 Palos Verdes Peninsula 0495 2 Paramount 0496 6 Parkway-Sacramento South 0497 2 Pasadena 0498 6 Petulama 0499 2 Pico Rivera 0500 2 Pleasant Hill 0501 2 Pomona 0502 6 Rancho Cordova 0503 2 Redlands 0504 2 Redondo Beach 0505 2 Redwood City 0506 2 Rialto 0507 2 Richmond 0508 2 Riverside 0509 2 Rosemead 0510 4 Sacramento 0511 5 Salinas 0512 2 San Bernardino 0513 2 San Bruno 0514 2 San Carlos 0515 4 San Diego 0516 4 San Francisco 0517 2 San Gabriel 0518 4 San Jose 0519 2 San Leandro 0520 2 San Lorenzo 0521 6 San Luis Obispo 0522 2 San Mateo 0523 2 San Rafael 0524 2 Santa Ana 0525 5 Santa Barbara 0526 2 Santa Clara 0527 6 Santa Cruz 0528 6 Santa Maria 0529 2 Santa Monica 0530 5 Santa Rosa 0531 2 Saratoga 0532 2 Seal Beach 0533 6 Seaside 0534 5 Simi Valley 0535 2 South Gate 0536 2 South San Francisco 0537 2 South Whittier 0538 2 Spring Valley 0539 5 Stockton 0540 2 Sunnyvale 0541 2 Temple City 0542 6 Thousand Oaks 0543 2 Torrance 107 0544 2 Tustin-Foothills 0545 2 Upland 0546 5 Vallejo 0547 5 Ventura 0548 6 Visalia 0549 2 Vista 0550 2 Walnut Creek 0551 2 West Covina 0552 2 West Hollywood 0553 2 Westminster 0554 9 Westmont 0555 2 Whittier 0556 2 Willowbrook COLORADO 0600 2 Arvada 0601 2 Aurora 0602 2 Boulder 0603 5 Colorado Springs 0604 4 Denver 0605 2 Englewood 0606 6 Fort Collins 0607 6 Greeley 0608 2 Lakewood 0609 2 Littleton 0610 9 North Glenn 0611 5 Pueblo 0612 2 Wheat Ridge CONNECTICUT 0700 5 Bridgeport 0701 5 Bristol 0702 5 Danbury 0703 5 East Hartford 0704 6 East Haven 0705 6 Enfield 0706 5 Fairfield 0707 5 Greenwich 0708 6 Groton 0709 6 Hamden 0710 5 Hartford 0711 6 Manchester 0712 5 Meriden 0713 6 Middletown 0714 5 Milford 0715 5 New Britain 0716 5 New Haven 0717 6 Newington 108 0718 6 New London 0719 5 Norwalk 0720 6 Norwich 0721 6 Shelton 0722 6 Southington 0723 5 Stamford 0724 6 Stratford 0725 6 Torrington 0726 6 Trumball 0727 6 Vernon 0728 6 Wallingford 0729 5 Waterbury 0730 5 West Hartford 0731 5 West Haven 0732 6 Westport 0733 6 Wethersfield DELAWARE 0800 5 Wilmington DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA 0900 4 Washington FLORIDA 1000 6 Boca Raton 1001 2 Carol City 1002 2 Clearwater 1003 2 Coral Gables 1004 6 Daytona Beach 1005 5 Fort Lauderdale 1007 6 Fort Myers 1008 6 Fort Pierce 1009 5 Gainesville 1010 2 Hialeah 1011 5 Hollywood 1012 4 Jacksonville 1013 2 Kendall 1014 6 Key West 1015 6 Lakeland 1016 6 Melbourne 1017 6 Merritt Island 1018 4 Miami 1019 2 Miami Beach 1020 2 North Miami 1021 2 North Miami Beach 1022 5 Orlando 109 1023 6 Panama City 1024 5 Pensacola 1025 6 Pompano Beach 1026 2 St. Petersburg 1027 6 Sarasota 1028 5 Tallahassee 1029 4 Tampa 1030 6 Titusville 1031 5 West Palm Beach GEORGIA 1100 5 Albany 1101 6 Athens 1102 4 Atlanta 1103 5 Augusta 1104 5 Columbus 1105 2 East Point 1106 6 Fort Benning 1107 5 Macon 1108 2 Marietta 1109 6 Rome 1110 5 Savannah 1111 6 Valdosta 1112 6 Warner Robins HAWAII 1200 6 Hilo 1201 4 Honolulu 1202 6 Kailua 1203 6 Kanoehe 1204 6 Waipahu IDAHO 1300 5 Boise City 1301 6 Idaho Falls 1302 6 Lewiston 1303 6 Pocatello ILLINOIS 1400 2 Addison 1401 2 Alton 1402 2 Arlington Heights 1403 2 Aurora 1404 2 Belleville 110 1405 2 Berwyn 1406 6 Bloomington 1407 2 Burbank 1408 2 Calumet City 1409 2 Carpentersville 1410 5 Champaign 1411 1 Chicago 1412 2 Chicago Heights 1413 2 Cicero 1414 6 Danville 1415 5 Decatur 1416 2 Des Plaines 1417 2 Dolton 1418 2 Downers Grove 1419 2 East St. Louis 1420 2 Elgin 1421 2 Elmhurst 1422 2 Elmwood Park 1423 2 Evanston 1424 2 Evergreen Park 1425 6 Freeport 1426 6 Galesburg 1427 2 Glenview 1428 2 Granite City 1429 2 Harvey 1430 2 Highland Park 1431 2 Joliet 1432 6 Kankakee 1433 2 Lansing 1434 2 Lombard 1435 2 Maywood 1436 6 Moline 1437 2 Morton Grove 1438 2 Mount Prospect 1439 2 Niles 1440 6 Normal 1441 2 Northbrook 1442 2 North Chicago 1443 2 Oak Lawn 1444 2 Oak Park 1445 2 Palatine 1446 2 Park Forest 1447 2 Park Ridge 1448 6 Pekin 1449 5 Peoria 1450 6 Quincy 1451 6 Rantoul 1452 5 Rockford 1453 5 Rock Island 1454 2 Skokie 1455 5 Springfield 1456 6 Urbana 111 1457 2 Villa Park 1458 2 Waukegan 1459 2 Wheaton 1460 2 Wilmette INDIANA 1500 5 Anderson 1501 6 Bloomington 1502 6 Columbus 1503 2 East Chicago 1504 6 Elkhart 1505 5 Evansville 1506 5 Fort Wayne 1507 2 Gary 1508 2 Hammond 1509 2 Highland 1510 4 Indianapolis 1511 6 Kokomo 1512 6 Lafayette 1513 6 Marion 1514 6 Michigan City 1515 6 Mishawaka 1516 5 Muncie 1517 6 New Albany 1518 6 Richmond 1519 5 South Bend 1520 5 Terre Haute IOWA 1600 6 Ames 1601 6 Burlington 1602 6 Cedar Falls 1603 5 Cedar Rapids 1604 6 Clinton 1605 5 Council Bluffs 1606 5 Davenport 1607 5 Des Moines 1608 5 Dubuque 1609 6 Fort Dodge 1610 6 Iowa City 1611 6 Marshalltown 1612 6 Mason City 1613 6 Ottumwa 1614 5 Sioux City 1615 5 Waterloo 112 KANSAS 1700 6 Hutchinson 1701 2 Kansas City 1702 6 Lawrence 1703 6 Leavenworth 1704 6 Manhattan 1705 2 Overland Park 1706 2 Prairie Village 1707 6 Salina 1708 5 Topeka 1709 4 Witchita KENTUCKY 1800 6 Ashland 1801 6 Bowling Green 1802 2 Covington 1803 6 Fort Knox 1804 5 Lexington 1805 4 Louisville 1806 2 Newport 1807 5 Owensboro 1808 6 Paducah 1809 6 Pleasure Ridge Park 1810 6 Valley Station LOUISIANA 1900 6 Alexandria 1901 5 Baton Rouge 1902 6 Bossier City 1903 2 Gretna 1904 6 Houma 1905 2 Kenner 1906 5 Lafayette 1907 5 Lake Charles 1908 2 Marrero 1909 2 Metairie 1910 5 Monroe 1911 6 New Iberia 1912 4 New Orleans 1913 5 Shreveport MAINE 2000 6 Auburn 2001 6 Bangor 2002 6 Lewiston 113 2003 5 Portland MARYLAND 2100 2 Annapolis 2101 4 Baltimore 2102 2 Bethesda 2103 2 Bowie 2104 2 Catonsville 2105 2 Chillum 2106 2 College Park 2107 6 Cumberland 2108 2 Dundalk 2109 2 Essex 2110 2 Glen Burnie 2111 6 Hagerstown 2112 9 Hillcrest Heights 2113 2 Lutherville-Timonium 2114 2 Parkville 2115 2 Pikesville 2116 2 Randallstown 2117 2 Rockville 2118 2 Silver Spring 2119 2 Suitland-Silver Hills 2120 2 Towson 2121 2 Wheaton 2122 2 Woodlawn-Woodmoore MASSACHUSETTS 2200 6 Amherst 2201 6 Andover 2202 2 Arlington 2203 6 Attleboro 2204 2 Belmont 2205 2 Beverly 2206 6 Bilerica 2207 4 Boston 2208 2 Braintree 2209 5 Brockton 2210 2 Brookline 2211 2 Cambridge 2212 6 Chelmsford 2213 2 Chelsea 2214 5 Chicopee 2215 2 Danvers 2216 2 Dedham 2217 2 Everett 2218 5 Fall River 2219 6 Fitchburg 114 2220 2 Framingham 2221 6 Gloucester 2222 6 Haverhill 2223 5 Holyoke 2224 5 Lawrence 2225 6 Leominster 2226 2 Lexington 2227 5 Lowell 2228 5 Lynn 2229 2 Malden 2230 6 Marlborough 2231 2 Medford 2232 2 Melrose 2233 6 Methuen 2234 2 Milton 2235 2 Natick 2236 2 Needham 2237 5 New Bedford 2238 2 Newton 2239 6 Northampton 2240 2 Norwood 2241 2 Peabody 2242 5 Pittsfield 2243 2 Quincy 2244 2 Randolph 2245 2 Revere 2246 2 Salem 2247 2 Saugus 2248 2 Somerville 2249 5 Springfield 2250 6 Tauton 2251 2 Wakefield 2252 2 Waltham 2253 2 Watertown 2254 2 Wellesley 2255 6 Westfield 2256 6 West Springfield 2257 2 Weymouth 2258 2 Woburn 2259 5 Worcester MICHIGAN 2300 2 Allen Park 2301 5 Ann Arbor 2302 6 Battle Creek 2303 6 Bay City 2304 2 Birmingham 2305 2 Dearborn 2306 2 Dearborn Heights 2307 1 Detroit 115 2308 2 East Detroit 2309 6 East Lansing 2310 2 Ferndale 2311 5 Flint 2312 2 Garden City 2313 5 Grand Rapids 2314 2 Hamtramck 2315 2 Highland Park 2316 6 Holland 2317 2 Inkster 2318 6 Jackson 2319 5 Kalamazoo 2320 5 Lansing 2321 2 Lincoln Park 2322 2 Livonia 2323 2 Madison Heights 2324 6 Midland 2325 6 Muskegon 2326 2 Oak Park 2327 2 Pontiac 2328 6 Portage 2329 6 Port Huron 2330 2 Roseville 2331 2 Royal Oak 2332 5 Saginaw 2333 2 St. Clair Shores 2334 2 Southfield 2335 2 Southgate 2336 2 Sterling Heights 2337 2 Taylor 2338 2 Trenton 2339 2 Troy 2340 2 Warren 2341 2 Westland 2342 2 Wyandotte 2343 5 Wyoming 2344 6 Ypsilanti MINNESOTA 2400 6 Austin 2401 2 Bloomington 2402 2 Brooklyn Center 2403 6 Brooklyn Park 2404 2 Coon Rapids 2405 2 Crystal 2406 5 Duluth 2407 2 Edina 2408 2 Fridley 2409 2 Golden Valley 2410 6 Mankato 116 2411 9 Maplewood 2412 4 Minneapolis 2413 2 Minnetonka 2414 6 Moorhead 2415 2 Richfield 2416 5 Rochester 2417 2 Roseville 2418 6 St. Cloud 2419 2 St. Louis Park 2420 4 St. Paul 2421 2 South St. Paul 2422 6 Winona MISSISSIPPI 2500 6 Biloxi 2501 6 Columbus 2502 6 Greenville 2503 6 Gulfport 2504 6 Hattiesburg 2505 5 Jackson 2506 6 Laurel 2507 6 Meridian 2508 6 Pascagoula 2509 6 Vicksburg MISSOURI 2600 2 Affton 2601 6 Cape Girardeau 2602 5 Columbia 2603 2 Ferguson 2604 2 Florissant 2605 6 Fort Leonard Wood 2606 2 Independence 2607 6 Jefferson City 2608 4 Joplin 2609 4 Kansas City 2610 2 Kirkwood 2611 2 Lemay 2612 2 Overland 2613 2 Raytown 2614 2 St. Charles 2615 5 St. Joseph 2616 4 St. Louis 2617 5 Springfield 2618 2 University City 2619 2 Webster Groves 117 MONTANA 2700 5 Billings 2701 5 Great Falls 2702 6 Missoula NEBRASKA 2800 6 Grand Island 2801 5 Lincoln 2802 4 Omaha NEVADA 2900 5 Las Vegas 2901 6 North Las Vegas 2902 6 Paradise 2903 5 Reno 2904 6 Sparks NEW HAMPSHIRE 3000 6 Concord 3001 5 Manchester 3002 5 Nashua 3003 6 Portsmouth NEW JERSEY 3100 6 Atlantic City 3101 2 Bayonne 3102 2 Belleville 3103 2 Bergenfield 3104 2 Bloomfield 3105 6 Brick Twp. 3106 2 Camden 3107 2 Cherry Hill Twp. 3108 2 Clifton 3109 2 Cranford Twp. 3110 2 Deptford Twp. 3111 2 East Brunswick Twp. 3112 2 East Orange 3113 2 Edison Twp. 3114 2 Elizabeth 3115 2 Englewood 3116 9 Ewing Twp. 3117 2 Fair Lawn 3118 6 Fort Dix 118 3119 2 Fort Lee 3120 2 Garfield 3121 2 Hackensack 3122 2 Hoboken 3123 2 Irvington 3124 4 Jersey City 3125 2 Kearny 3126 2 Linden 3127 2 Livingston Twp. 3128 2 Lodi 3129 6 Long Beach 3130 2 Maplewood Twp. 3131 2 Mercerville-Hamilton Sq. 3132 5 Middletown Twp. 3133 2 Montclair 3134 5 Neptune Twp. 3135 4 Newark 3136 2 New Brunswick 3137 9 New Hanover 3138 2 North Bergen Twp. 3139 2 Nutley 3140 2 Old Bridge 3141 2 Orange 3142 2 Paramus 3143 2 Passaic 3144 2 Paterson 3145 2 Pennsauken Twp. 3146 2 Perth Amboy 3147 2 Piscataway Twp. 3148 2 Plainfield 3149 2 Rahway 3150 2 Ridgewood 3151 2 Sayreville 3152 2 Teaneck Twp. 3153 5 Trenton 3154 2 Union Twp. 3155 2 Union City 3156 6 Vineland 3157 2 Wayne Twp. 3158 2 Westfield 3159 2 West New York 3160 5 West Orange 3161 2 Willingboro Twp. 3162 2 Woodbridge Twp. NEW MEXICO 3200 5 Albuquerque 3201 6 Clovis 3202 6 Hobbs 3203 6 Las Cruces 119 3204 6 Roswell 3205 6 Santa Fe 3206 6 South Valley NEW YORK 3300 5 Albany 3301 6 Amsterdam 3302 6 Auburn 3303 2 Baldwin 3304 5 Birmingham 3305 2 Brentwood 3306 4 Buffalo 3307 2 Central Islip 3308 2 Commack 3309 2 Deer Park 3310 2 East Meadow 3311 6 Elmira 3312 2 Elmont 3313 2 Franklin Square 3314 2 Freeport 3315 2 Garden City 3316 2 Glen Cove 3317 2 Hempstead 3318 2 Hicksville 3319 2 Huntington Station 3320 6 Ithaca 3321 6 Jamestown 3322 6 Kingston 3323 2 Lackawanna 3324 2 Levittown 3325 2 Lindenhurst 3326 2 Lockport 3327 2 Long Beach 3328 2 Massapequa 3329 2 Merrick 3330 2 Mount Vernon 3331 6 Newburgh 3332 2 New City 3333 2 New Rochelle 3334 1 New York 3335 2 Niagara Falls 3336 2 North Babylon 3337 2 North Tonawanda 3338 2 Oceanside 3339 2 Plainview 3340 2 Port Chester 3341 6 Poughkeepsie 3342 4 Rochester 3343 2 Rockville Centre 3344 5 Rome 120 3345 6 Rotterdam 3346 5 Schenectady 3347 5 Syracuse 3348 5 Troy 3349 5 Utica 3350 2 Valley Stream 3351 6 Watertown 3352 2 White Plains 3353 2 Yonkers NORTH CAROLINA 3400 5 Asheville 3401 6 Burlington 3402 6 Camp Le Jeune Central 3403 6 Chapel Hill 3404 5 Charlotte 3405 5 Durham 3406 5 Fayetteville 3407 6 Fort Bragg 3408 6 Gastonia 3409 6 Goldsboro 3410 5 Greensboro 3411 6 Greenville 3412 5 High Point 3413 6 Kannapolis 3414 5 Raleigh 3415 6 Rocky Mount 3416 6 Wilmington 3417 6 Wilson 3418 5 Winston-Salem NORTH DAKOTA 3500 6 Bismarck 3501 5 Fargo 3502 6 Grand Forks 3503 6 Minot OHIO 3600 4 Akron 3601 6 Alliance 3602 6 Athens 3603 6 Austintown 3604 6 Barberton 3605 6 Boardman 3606 2 Brook Park 3607 5 Canton 121 3608 4 Cincinnati 3609 4 Cleveland 3610 2 Cleveland Heights 3611 4 Columbus 3612 6 Cuyahoga Falls 3613 5 Dayton 3614 2 East Cleveland 3615 5 Elyria 3616 2 Euclid 3617 6 Fairborn 3618 6 Findlay 3619 2 Garfield Heights 3620 5 Hamilton 3621 6 Kent 3622 5 Kettering 3623 2 Lakewood 3624 6 Lancaster 3625 5 Lima 3626 5 Lorain 3627 5 Mansfield 3628 2 Maple Heights 3629 6 Marion 3630 6 Massillon 3631 2 Mentor 3632 6 Middletown 3633 6 Newark 3634 2 North Olmsted 3635 2 Norwood 3636 2 Parma 3637 9 Parma Heights 3638 6 Portsmouth 3639 6 Sandusky 3640 2 Shaker Heights 3641 2 South Euclid 3642 5 Springfield 3643 6 Steubenville 3644 4 Toledo 3645 2 Upper Arlington 3646 5 Warren 3647 2 Whitehall 3648 2 Xenia 3649 5 Youngstown 3650 6 Zanesville OKLAHOMA 3700 6 Bartlesville 3701 6 Del City 3702 6 Enid 3703 5 Lawton 3704 6 Midwest City 122 3705 6 Muskogee 3706 5 Norman 3707 4 Oklahoma City 3708 6 Ponca City 3709 6 Shawnee 3710 6 Stilwater 3711 4 Tulsa OREGON 3800 6 Corvallis 3801 5 Eugene 3802 6 Medford 3803 4 Portland 3804 5 Salem 3805 6 Springfield PENNSYLVANIA 3900 5 Allentown 3901 5 Altoona 3902 9 Baldwin 3903 2 Bethel Park 3904 5 Bethlehem 3905 2 Chester 3906 6 Easton 3907 5 Erie 3908 5 Harrisburg 3909 6 Hazleton 3910 6 Johnstown 3911 5 Lancaster 3912 6 Lebanon 3913 2 McKeesport 3914 2 Monroeville 3915 6 New Castle 3916 2 Norristown 3917 1 Philadelphia 3918 4 Pittsburgh 3919 2 Pottstown 3920 5 Reading 3921 5 Scranton 3922 6 State College 3923 2 West Mifflin 3924 5 Wilkes-Barre 3925 2 Wilkinsburg 3926 6 Williamsport 3927 5 York 123 RHODE ISLAND 4000 5 Cranston 4001 6 Cumberland 4002 6 East Providence 4003 6 Middletown 4004 6 Newport 4005 6 North Kingstown 4006 6 North Providence 4007 5 Pawtucket 4008 5 Providence 4009 5 Warwick 4010 6 West Warwick 4011 6 Woonsocket SOUTH CAROLINA 4100 6 Anderson 4101 5 Charleston 4102 5 Columbia 4103 6 Florence 4104 5 Greenville 4105 6 Rock Hill 4106 6 Spartanburg 4107 6 Sumter SOUTH DAKOTA 4200 6 Aberdeen 4201 6 Rapid City 4202 5 Sioux Falls TENNESSEE 4300 5 Chattanooga 4301 6 Clarksville 4302 6 Jackson 4303 6 Johnson City 4304 6 Kingsport 4305 5 Knoxville 4306 4 Memphis 4307 6 Murfeesboro 4308 4 Nashville-Davidson 4309 6 Oak Ridge 124 TEXAS 4400 5 Abilene 4401 5 Amarillo 4402 5 Arlington 4403 4 Austin 4404 2 Baytown 4405 5 Beaumont 4406 6 Big Spring 4407 5 Brownsville 4408 6 Bryan 4409 5 Corpus Christi 4410 4 Dallas 4411 6 Denison 4412 2 Denton 4413 4 El Paso 4414 2 Farmers Branch 4415 9 Fort Hood 4416 4 Fort Worth 4417 5 Galveston 4418 2 Garland 4419 2 Grand Prairie 4420 6 Haltom City 4421 6 Harlingen 4422 1 Houston 4423 6 Hurst 4424 2 Irving 4425 6 Killeen 4426 6 Kingsville 4427 5 Laredo 4428 6 Longview 4429 5 Lubbock 4430 6 McAllen 4431 2 Mesquite 4432 5 Midland 4433 5 Odessa 4434 2 Pasadena 4435 5 Port Arthur 4436 2 Richardson 4437 5 San Angelo 4438 4 San Antonio 4439 6 Sherman 4440 6 Temple 4441 6 Texarkana 4442 6 Texas City 4443 5 Tyler 4444 6 Victoria 4445 5 Waco 4446 5 Wichita Falls 125 UTAH 4500 6 Bountiful 4501 6 East Millcreek 4502 5 Ogden 4503 6 Orem 4504 5 Provo 4505 5 Salt Lake City VERMONT 4600 6 Burlington VIRGINIA 4700 2 Alexandria 4701 2 Annandale 4702 2 Arlington 4703 6 Charlottesville 4704 5 Chesapeake 4705 6 Danville 4706 5 Hampton 4707 9 Jefferson 4708 5 Lynchburg 4709 5 Newport News 4710 4 Norfolk 4711 6 Petersburg 4712 5 Portsmouth 4713 4 Richmond 4714 5 Roanoke 4715 6 Staunton 4716 5 Virginia Beach 4717 2 Woodbridge-Marumsco WASHINGTON 4800 2 Bellevue 4801 6 Bellingham 4802 6 Bremerton 4803 2 Edmonds 4804 2 Everett 4805 6 Fort Lewis 4806 9 Lakes District 4807 6 Longview 4808 2 Renton 4809 6 Richland 4810 4 Seattle 4811 5 Spokane 4812 2 Tacoma 126 4813 5 Vancouver 4814 6 Yakima WEST VIRGINIA 4900 5 Charleston 4901 6 Fairmont 4902 5 Huntington 4903 6 Morgantown 4904 6 Parkersburg 4905 6 Weirton 4906 6 Wheeling WISCONSIN 5000 5 Appleton 5001 6 Beloit 5002 2 Brookfield 5003 6 Eau Claire 5004 6 Fond Du Lac 5005 5 Green Bay 5006 2 Greenfield 5007 6 Janesville 5008 5 Kenosha 5009 5 La Crosse 5010 5 Madison 5011 6 Manitowoc 5012 2 Menomonee Falls 5013 4 Milwaukee 5014 2 New Berlin 5015 5 Oshkosh 5016 5 Racine 5017 6 Sheboygan 5018 6 Superior 5019 2 Waukesha 5020 6 Wausau 5021 2 Wauwatosa 5022 2 West Allis WYOMING 5100 6 Casper 5101 6 Cheyenne 127 SUPPLEMENTARY CODE 18: RELIGION CODE PROTESTANT, GENERAL 100 Protestant, no denomination given 101 Non-denominational protestant church 102 Community church (no denominational basis) 109 Other protestant (not listed below) PROTESTANT, REFORMATION ERA 110 Presbyterian 111 Lutheran 112 Congregational 113 Evangelical and Reformed 114 Reformed, Dutch Reformed, or Christian Reformed 115 United Church of Christ (not Church of Christ--see 136) 116 Episcopalian, Anglican, Church of England PROTESTANT, PIETISTIC 120 Methodist 121 African Methodist Episcopal 122 United Brethren of Evangelical Brethren 123 Baptist 124 Disciples of Christ 125 "Christian" 126 Mennenite "Amish" 127 Church of the Brethren PROTESTANT, NEO-FUNDAMENTALIST 130 United Missionary or Protestant Missionary 131 Church of God 132 Nazarene or Free Methodist 133 Church of God in Christ 134 Plymouth Brethren 135 Pentecostal or Assembly of God 136 Church of Christ 137 Salvation Army 138 Primitive Baptist or Free Will Baptist 139 Seventh Day Adventist 140 Southern Baptist 141 Missouri Synod Lutheran 149 Other Fundamentalist 128 NON-TRADITIONAL CHRISTIAN 150 Christian Scientists 151 Spiritualists 152 Latter Day Saints, Mormons 153 Unitarian or Universalist 154 Jehovah's Witnesses 155 Quakers 156 Unity CATHOLIC 200 (2) Roman Catholic JEWISH 300 (3) Jewish 700 Other-Not further specified GREEK RITE CATHOLIC 701 Greek Rite Catholic EASTERN ORTHODOX 710 Greek Orthodox 711 Russian Orthodox 712 Roumanian Orthodox 713 Serbian Orthodox 719 Other Orthodox NON-CHRISTIANS, OTHER THAN JEWISH 720 Mohammedans 721 Buddhists 722 Hindu 723 Bahai 728 Agnostics, Atheists 729 Other non-Judeo-Christian religions 790 Other religions 129 SUPPLEMENTARY CODE 19: NATIONALITY AND ETHNIC CODE WESTERN HEMISPHERE North America 01 American Indian, tribal mentions 02 Canadians; not specified as French-Canadians (03) 03 Canadian, of French origin 04 Mexican (excluding explicit mention of "Chicano," "Mexican-American") 05 Central American West Indies 07 Barbados 08 Cuban 09 Dominican Republic 10 Haitian 11 Jamaican 12 Puerto Rican 13 West Indian--not from one of the above countries 14 West Indian--NA which country South America 16 South America--any country EUROPE British Isles 18 English, British 19 Irish (not specified as from North Ireland, Ulster--22) 20 Scottish 21 Welsh 22 From North Ireland 23 Scot-Irish 24 From British Isles; from two or more countries of British Isles Western Europe 26 Austrian 27 Belgian 28 French 29 German; also Pennsylvania Dutch 30 Luxembourg 31 Netherlands, Holland; Dutch 32 Swiss 33 From Western Europe, two or more countries of Western Europe 130 Scandinavia 35 Danish 36 Finn, Finnish 37 Norwegian 38 Swedish 39 Icelander 40 Scandinavian; reference to two or more Scandinavian countries 41 Reference to two or more countries from combination of the following areas: British Isles, Western Europe, Scandinavia, Mediterranean countries, Greece Eastern Europe 43 Czechoslovakian, Slavik 44 Estonian 45 Hungarian 46 Latvian 47 Lithuanian 48 Polish 49 Russian; from U.S.S.R 50 Ukrainian 51 Eastern European; reference to two or more Eastern European countries Balkan Countries 53 Albanian 54 Bulgarian 55 Greek 56 Rumanian 57 Yugoslavian 58 Mention of two or more Balkan countries Mediterranean Countries 60 Italian 61 Portugese 62 Spanish 63 Maltese 64 European. General mention of Europe, reference to two or more European countries, not codeable above. ASIA (except Near East) 66 Afghan 67 Indian (not American Indian, code 01) 68 Southeast Asia--from Indochina, Thailand, Malaya, Burma, Philippines, Indonesia 69 Chinese 70 Japanese 71 Korean 131 NEAR EAST 73 Egyptian 74 Iranian, Persian 75 Iraqi 76 Israeli 77 Jordanian 78 Lebanese 79 Arab, Arabian, Saudi Arabian 80 Syrian 81 Turk, Turkish AFRICA 83 African; from an African country except Egypt (U.A.R.); South African (formerly 90) OCEANIA 85 Australian, New Zealander, Tasmanian ETHNIC GROUPS 86 White, Caucasian 87 Black; Negro; American Black; Afro-American 88 Chicano; Mexican-American 90 Neither OTHER MISCELLANEOUS GROUPS 91 Catholic 92 Protestant 93 Jewish 94 Mormon 95 Other religious groups 97 Other group; combinations not codeable above 132 SUPPLEMENTARY CODE 20: RELATIONSHIP TO RESPONDENT RELATED 01 Respondent 02 Spouse of respondent 03 Child (include step and adopted) 04 Parent of respondent (include in-laws) 05 Siblings of respondent (include in-laws) 06 Grandchild 07 Grandparent 08 Aunt/Uncle 09 Niece/Nephew 10 Cousin 11 Daughter/son-in-law 12 Stepmother/stepfather 13 Stepsister/stepbrother UNRELATED 21 Foster child 22 Roommate 23 "Friend", partner, fiance 24 Servant,housekeeper 25 Roomer 26 Employer/landlord 27 Roommate's mother/father 28 Roommate's brother/sister 29 Roommate's/friend's daughter/son 33 Business associate 97 Other 133 SUPPLEMENTARY CODE 21: COMPANY NAME 001 Automotive Supply Association 002 AAA World Travel 003 American Trucking Association 004 Address-ographic Multi-graphic International 005 Alexian Brothers Medical Center 006 Alpha Beta 007 Automatic Electric Laboratories 008 Avis Rent A Car 009 Aughwick Church of the Brethren 010 American Craft Enterprises Inc. 011 Appareil Retail Corp. 012 Avon Products Inc. 013 Austin El 014 Adjustor Inc. of Texas 015 Associated Dry Goods 016 American Telephone and Telegraph 017 ABC Inc. 018 American Institute of Physics 019 Armstrong Mole 020 Army Air Force Exchange Service 021 Atchis Topeka Santa Fe Railroad 022 Albert E. Price Co. 023 Amateki Inc. 024 Allis Chalmers Corp. 025 Aetna Steel Co. 026 A R Wilsley and Sons Inc. 027 Allem Murrays Nursery 028 Anglo Fabric Co. 029 Alabama Power Co. 030 American Vacuum Motors 031 Alabama By-products Co. 032 Armstrong River Company 033 Amtrack 034 Advanced Safety Systems 035 Acco Co. Resource Center St. Lawrence Psychiatric Hospital 036 A C Monk and Co. 037 Alba Waldensian Inc. 038 Amstead Industries 039 American Red Ball Transit Co. 040 American Communications Barge LIne 041 Allied Van Lines 042 Ark Day Care Center 043 American Standard Webco 044 American Tobacco Co. 045 American Institute for Research 046 Arme Muslim Mission 047 American District Telegraph Co. 051 Bell Industries 052 Baxter Travenol 053 Boeing Co. 054 Behring International Inc. 055 Burunoton Northern Railroad 134 056 Band Millwork 057 Bibb Manufacturing Co. 058 Buddies 059 Beltramy Enterprises 060 Big K Manufacturing 061 Baxter Labortory 062 Burraughs Wellcome Corp. 063 Blue Ridge Trucking Co. 064 Burnett Temp 065 Boulder Memorial Hospital 066 Business Week Magazine 067 Boise Cascade Corp. 068 Broadway Gulf Station 069 Buick Motor Division 070 Boys Market 071 B and J Citrus Grove 072 Bear Automotive 073 Bank Corp. 074 Bell and Howell 075 Bleekers Inc. 076 Burger King 077 Baileys 078 Black and Decker 079 Bateman Eichleger Hill Richard Corp. 080 Brown Boavia Co. 081 Butte Knitting Mills 082 Brown and Root Inc. 083 Brown & Williamson Tobacco 084 Bourns Co. Inc. 085 Best Foods 086 Bonanza Sirolin Pits 087 Brown and Route in Houston 088 Boyl Tank Lines 089 Buckeye Forge 090 Bay City Mills 091 Braniff International 092 Burbank Hospital 093 Belk Gallant Department Stores 094 Big Boy Restaurants 095 B F Walker Inc. 101 Cooper Industries 102 Council of International Chambers of Commerce 103 Cadillac 104 Chart 105 Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric 106 Clarkins Carousel 107 Consumers Power Co. 108 Crown Textiles Mfg. Corp. 109 Carolina SNOE 110 Circle A 111 Cameron Iron Works Inc. 112 Cardinal Maintainance and Service Co. Inc. 113 Cullman Industries 114 Chesepehee and Potomac Telephone Co. 115 Chemtron Circuits 135 116 California Auto Association 117 Coats and Clark Crown Fastener Division 118 Chesapeake Public Schools 119 Central Foundry Division 120 Celanease Fiber Co. 121 Crystal Clear Cleaners 122 Cass Lake Manor 123 Community Legal Services 124 Commonwealth Edison 125 Central Bank of Birmingham 126 Cuyahoga Falls City Schools 127 Cradock Baptist Church 128 Chrysler Corp. 129 Crates 4 Country Club 130 Chemical Bank 131 Coca Cola Bottling Co. 132 Ceta Division of City of Gainsville 133 Cement Masons Local 528 134 Colonial Williamsburg Foundation 135 Chellos Beef House 136 Cleveland Cliff Co. 137 Ciottis 138 Cook United Inc. 139 Corning Glass Works 140 Channel Home Centers 141 Consolidated Corp. 142 Columbia University 143 Community Management Co. 144 Citronelle Chemical 145 Cochoan Associates Management 146 Currier Newsom Express 147 Celanese Corp. 148 Certified Grocers of California 149 Charleston News and Carrier 150 Central National Life Insurance Co. 151 Cartech of Reading Pa. 152 Chevrolet 153 Columbia Ribbon and Carbon 154 Coastal Oil and Gas Corp. 155 Cabrini Medical Center 156 Crystals 157 Continental Airlines 158 Cralomiris Investment Co. 159 Cummins Metro Power 160 Columbia Gas of Ohio 161 Commercial Motor Freight of Indiana 162 Cleveland Mill Lawndale 163 Cesars Palace 164 Conrail Inc. 165 Commercial Tile 166 California Real Estate Management of San Jose 167 City of Philadelphia 168 Cathy Jeans Inc. 169 Crocker Bank 170 Credit Research Foundation 136 171 Continental Forest Industry 201 Dear Realty Co. 202 Dave Summers Realtors 203 Douglas Louman Co. 204 Duncker Printing 205 Daniel International Corp. 206 Digital Electronics Corp. 207 Digital Equipment Corp. 208 Dupont Co. 209 Deacons Hospital 210 Denver and Rio Grand Western Railroad 211 Drives System Dept. 212 Dow Corning 213 Denver Bowling Association 214 Dynak Research and Development 215 Dallas Independent School District 216 Daublin Corp. 217 Dresser Industrial Inc. 218 Dennys 219 DW Diagocomin Professional Consulting Engineering 220 Division of Land Resource Management 221 Diocese of South Bend 222 Driftwood Nursing Home 223 Dominos Pizza 224 Delavin Electronics 225 Dobbs House 226 Days Inn 227 Dial American 228 Dresser Industries 229 Dakon Inc. 230 Dominics Finer Foods 231 Drs Longe Mantodh and Ziegler 232 Donut Time Inc. 233 Diversified Realty Corporation 234 Dayton Dept Stores 235 Dried Fruit and Tree Nut Assoc. 236 Dorns Transportation 237 Dollar Guide 251 Electron Corporation 252 EDS Nuclear Inc. 253 Eden Christian School 254 Equitable Life Insurance Society of US 255 Embry's 256 E F Hutton 257 Excello Corp. 258 Equitable Life Insurance Co. 259 Eaton 260 Ettlmuth Obata & Kassavaum Inc. 261 Elsie Umthlett Saloons 262 Essex Inc. 263 Eastman Kodak Co. 264 Econkel Inc. 265 Elizabeth Arden 266 Eagle Button Co. 267 Eckert Drugs 137 268 Energy Engineering Consulting Firm 269 Enceman Bakery 270 Ettle Brick Manufacturing Co. 271 El Centro Comprehensive Community Mental Health Center 272 Exxon Inc. 273 Emporum Truck Terminal Restaurant 274 Electronic Data Systems 301 Fisher Body 302 Freehold Electric Co. Inc. 303 F D Warren Co. 304 Faulker Hospital 305 Fruit of the Loom 306 Federal Cartridge 307 Fort Syth County Schools 308 Ford Motor Co. 309 Farwest Savings and Loan 310 Franklin Institute 311 First Federal Savings and Loan 312 Fallen Creek Coal Co. Inc. 313 Foster and Marshall 314 First National Bank of Southland 315 First of Aurora 316 Firemans Fund Insurance Co. 317 Fischers Flowers 318 Fore Way Express Inc. 319 Froehlich Building and Construction Co. 320 Fisher Body Division of General Motors 321 Friendly Ice Cream 322 Fairmount Company 323 Fatons 324 First Mississippi National Bank 325 Fluor Engineers and Constructors 326 Fisher Body Plant 327 First National Supermarkets Inc. 328 Flaget Elementary Schools 329 Ferguson Electric Constriction 330 Firemans Insurance Co. 331 Freightway Stores Inc. 332 First National Bank in Harvey 333 Fisher Fazios 334 Food Fair 335 First Security Bank of Idaho 336 Forgotten Portrait Studio 337 Fed-co Freight Lines 338 First Generation Assistance 339 First Atlanta Bank 351 General Electric Supply Company 352 Globe Security Inc. 353 Granite School District 354 Good Samaritan Health Center 355 Great American Food Store 356 Giffels Associates 357 General Electric 358 Godfrey Machine Manufacturers 359 Gansett Animal Hospital 138 360 Giant Market 361 George Washington University 362 Gale Electric 363 GTM 364 Globe Ticket Co. 365 Georgia Pacific Corp. 366 Gingery and Associates 367 Getty Oil 368 General Dynamics 369 Guaranteed Products 370 General Electric Credit Corp. 371 Good Samaritan Nursing Homes 372 General Foods Maxwell House Division 373 Giant Super Market Inc. 374 General Electric Aero Space Division 375 Goold Inc. 376 Genesco 377 General Aluminum Corp. 378 General Motors Assembly Division 379 Greenhoot Inc. 380 Griswolds Department Store 381 General Telephone Co. 382 General Roofing 383 General Motors 401 Harbor House Care 402 Hartford Insurance 403 H B Lee Co. 404 Harris Industries 405 Hewlett Packard Co. 406 Hendrick Medical Center 407 Hickory Ridge 408 Hermann Leasing Co. 409 Higbees Co. 410 Hercules 411 Hilton Inn 412 Holiday Inn 413 Haemonetils 414 Hampton General Hospital 415 Humphrey Incorporates 416 Harding Accounting 417 Hyspeeko Moor 418 Hospital Corp of America 419 High Country 420 Henry Don Furniture Co. 421 Hitchinger Manufacturing Co. 422 H E B Food Stores 423 Honeywell 424 Homecraft Corp. 425 Hardens Construction 426 Home State Federal Savings and Loan 427 Hartz Crispy Chicken 428 Hutting Apparel 429 Hutchings Court Reporters 430 H&R Block 431 Hughes Spring Sewing Plant 139 432 Haynes Stellite Division of Union Carbide 433 Hazelwood School District 434 Henry Hair Stylist 435 Home Federal Savings & Loan of San Diego 451 International Business Machines 452 ICC Primix 453 Island Creek Coal Co. 454 International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers 455 Industrial Advisors Bureau Inc. 456 Industrial Movivation Inc. 457 IPCO 458 Interstate Breads 459 Interstate Electric Co. 460 Indiana Association of Credit Management 461 International Harvester Farm Mowers 462 Imports International 463 Interstate Security 464 Intermagnetics General Corp. 465 Ideal Mill Works 466 Illinois Institute of Technology Research Institute 467 Independent Lock Co. 468 Inndevco Ltd. 476 John Deere Co. 477 Jersey Central Power and Light Co. 478 Jordan Scrap Metal Co. 479 John Hesser Chevrolet 480 James Brittingham Plant Forms 481 Jerrys Perfect Pets Store 482 J R Simplot 483 Jack Eckerd Corp. 484 J C Pennys 485 Jimmies Jewelry Store 486 J W Burress Inc. 487 Johnson Motor Lines Inc. 488 Jewel Core Inc. 489 Johns Hotel Niagra Corp. 490 Jefferson National Bank 491 J C Nichols Co. 492 Jefferson County School District 501 Kenecott Copper 502 Kings Department Store 503 K Mart Kresge or Jupiter 504 Kraft Foods Inc. 505 Kraft Inc. 506 Kingfish Restaurants Inc. 507 Key Bank 508 Kelly Services 509 King Equipment Co. 510 Kings Security and Alarm Systems 511 Keesler Federal Credit Union 526 Louisiana Industries 527 Label Art Inc. 528 Le Chateau 529 Lone Star Gas Co. 530 Lanco Inc. 140 531 Land O Lakes 532 Lawns Unlimited 533 Land B Manufacturing 534 L W B Construction 535 Lutheran Church in America 536 Los Angeles Central Gulf Railroad 537 Litton Industries 538 Lyons Metal 539 Life and Casualty Interest Co. 540 Lenards Plumbing and Heating 541 Los Angeles City School District 542 Ladd Petroleum 543 Long John Silvers 544 Lone Star Industries 545 Lightning Parking 546 Lugene Opticians 547 Leaseway Transportation Corp. 548 Lorain Work 549 Lady and Duke 550 Luebell 551 Louisiana Optical 552 Life and Casualty Insurance Co. 576 McKinney Incorporated 577 Monsanto Chemical Corporation 578 Malcolm Pirnie Inc. 579 Milaca Mills 580 Mayfair Foodtown Supermarkets 581 Manor Baking Co. 582 McConnell and Johnson 583 Maloleys Bros. 584 More-Flo Industrial 585 Miesel Co 586 Maizel Light Co. 587 Main Hurdman & Cranstown 588 Michigan Bell Telephone 589 Mirro Corp. 590 McDonald Douglas Corp. 591 Miles Laboratories 592 Marin Medical Library 593 Madison General Hospital 594 Manitowoc Co. Inc. 595 MacMillan Bloedel 596 Metropolitan Asphalt Corporation 597 Multi Wire 598 Merritt Trust Co. 599 Marine Products Corp. 600 Mobil Oil Corp. 601 Midwest Patrol 602 Municipal Railway of San Francisco 603 Mr. Realestate 604 Merion Cleaners Inc. 605 Mutual of New York 606 Manpower Inc. 607 Moffatt Motors 608 Murray Biscuit Co. 141 609 McCarthy Tire Service Inc. 610 Metropolitan Life Insurance 611 Mattel Toy Company 612 Motorola Government Electronics Division 613 Mobil Phone Communication 614 McCalleem Die Co. 615 McCray Department Store 616 Mead Paper Co. 617 Minneapolis Time & Tribune 618 Melia International 619 Marion Lumber Co 620 May Best Corp. 621 Minnesota Technical Service 622 Modern Engineering 623 Mount Bachelor 624 Manitowoc Engineering Corp. 625 McDonalds 626 Merry Go Round 627 Mountain Auto Parts 628 Macdonalds 629 Masterpiece Studios 630 McCusa Envelope 631 Moog Inc. 651 New York University Medical Center 652 Nationwide Mutual Insurance 653 New View Industries Inc. 654 Nashva Corp. 655 New Jersey Bell Telephone Co. 656 National Cleaner Contracts 657 Nahua Enterprises Inc. 658 New River Plaza Inc. 659 New England Grocery Supply 660 National City Bank 661 New England Memorial Hospital 662 National Broadcasting Co. Inc. 663 National Railroad Passenger Corp. 664 National Federation of Independent Businesses 665 National Plastics and Plating Supply Co. 666 Nocoma Belt and Boot Co. 667 Northwest Bell Telephone 668 Nichols Lot Yard 669 New York Telephone 670 Nordel Reed and Sons Co. 671 Northwestern Bell Telephone Co. 672 National Pipe and Tube 673 Nobil Shoe Company 674 North American Van Line 675 New Orleans Public Service 676 Neldick Service Co. 677 Niagara Falls Memorial Medical Center 678 New Ulms State Bank & Trust Co. 679 Northwest Orient Airlines 680 North Carolina Farm Bureau 681 Northwest Ski School 682 Nicolai 142 683 National Cash Register 701 Overhead Door Corp. 702 Olin Chemical 703 Ohio Edison Co. 704 Owens Illinois 705 Oregon Historical Society 706 Oregon Wilamet Lumber Co. 707 Ohio Life and Casualty 708 Oprey Land 709 Owens Corning Fiberglass 710 Orlando Paper Co. 711 Office Equipment Distributors Inc. 712 Order of St. Francis 713 Overmyer Corp. 714 Oboyl Tank Lines 726 Pine Runs Health Care Center 727 Pan American World Airways 728 Procter and Gamble 729 Pitman Manufacturing 730 Pack Electric Division 731 Poly Chrome Corp. 732 Packard Electric 733 Petroleum Helicopters Inc. 734 Pyocerca Corp. 735 Power Authority of the State of New York 736 Peoples Bank 737 Provincial Health Nursing Homes Inc. 738 Polaroid 739 Potomac Electric Power Co. 740 Pogo Producing Co. 741 Packard Electric Division 742 Pacific Telephone 743 Private Owner Franchise 744 Pacesetter Mens Wear 745 Pine Crest Prepartory School 746 Pagano's IGA Headliner 747 Proctor and Associates Co. 748 Pacisfi Coast Warehouse 749 Pitt County Memorial Hospital 750 Photomat Corp. 751 Paine Weker Jackson and Curtis 752 Philadelphia Newspaper Inc. 753 Palm Beach 754 Price Waterhouse and Co. 755 Prange 756 Peat Marwick and Mitchell Certified Public Accountants 757 Plunkett Cooney Rutt Watters Staczyk and Pedersen 758 Polytech Inc. 759 Principia College 760 Port of Seattle 761 Peery Realty 762 Pacific Stock Exchange 763 Public Service Electric and Gas Co. 764 Pioneer Screw and Nut Company 765 Pease Everstrafe Door 143 766 Petroleum Casualty 767 Ponce De Leon Motel 768 Pullman Kellogg 769 Palm Beach Co. 770 Pupn Taco 771 Phillips Sixty Six 776 Quaboag Nursing Home 777 Rourback Instruments 778 Rhode Island Trust National Bank 779 Reynolds Metal Co. 780 Radio Shack 781 Richmond Fredricksburg and Potomac Railroad 782 Refac Electronics 783 Refrigerator Specialties 784 Rockwell International Inc. 785 Richs Department Store 786 Royal Food 787 Reynolds Painting Co. 788 Robin Footwear 789 R G Roofing 790 Rohr Industries 791 Roosevelt St. Luke Hospital 792 Rusco Inc. 793 Reserve Mining 794 Republic Steel Corp. 795 R J Brown and Associates 796 Ramsey Pontiac 797 Reynolds Alloy Corp. 798 Redding Industries Inc. 799 Reliability Inc. 800 RRS Security Services Inc. 801 Richs 802 Ralston Purina 803 RCA 826 Sky City 827 Service Plaza 828 Security Pacific National Bank 829 St. Marys Hospital and Medical Center 830 Santa Fe International 831 Schlumberger Wells Services 832 Santa Fe Railroad Co. 833 State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Co. 834 Shop Rite Wake Fern Supermarkets 835 Sikorsky Aircraft 836 Shadecrest Healthcare Center 837 Shoneys Big Boy 838 Sillary Construction Co. 839 Southern States Co-op. Inc. 840 Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. 841 Sylvania Electronics Inc. 842 St. Lawrence Pulpit Paper 843 Sewell Coal Co. 844 South Central Bell Phone Co. 845 Schuylkill Metals Corp. 846 Smith Barney Harris Upham 144 847 Sears Roebuck and Co. 848 Sunshine Linen Service 849 Stokers Dairy 850 Saulsbury Brothers Frozen Food Processing Plant 851 Sunshine Superex 852 Studio One 853 Spartan Mills Co. 854 Storage Technology Corp. 855 St. Paul Companies Inc. 856 St. Vincents of Providence 857 Sherbeurne Corp. 858 South Wire 859 Shepps Dairy 860 Sum Oil Co. 861 Sohio 862 Senca Products 863 Seaboard Coastline Railroad Company 864 Safeway Stores 865 Solmer Co. Vincent Bach Plant 866 South Medical Center 867 Sunnyside Egg 868 Shell Chemical Co. 869 Sales Built More Bleacheries 870 Souix Falls Paint and Glass 871 SD Warren 872 San Ranion Valley Christian Academy 873 Sweet Orr 874 Strout Realty 875 Stow on the Wold 876 Saint Josephs Church 877 Scotland Oil Co. 878 Santa Fe Railroad 879 Smith Ford Sales 880 Southern Bell 881 St. Josephs Hospital 882 Service Master 883 Serva Motion Corp. 884 Stewart Sandwich Inc. 885 S S Kress 886 Solo Electric 887 Swank Inc. 888 State Bank and Trust Co. 889 Shepard Express 901 Thrifty Supermarkets 902 Tyrone Hydraulics 903 Tube City Iron and Metal 904 Thrifty Drug Store 905 Trans World Airlines Inc. 906 TRW 907 Tennessee State Barber Board 908 Transamerica Title 909 Texas Credit League 910 Taylor Products 911 Timkin Co. 912 Turner Collier Braden Inc. 145 913 The Place Southern California Inc. 914 The Federal Land Bank 915 Texas Instruments 916 Trailways Inc. 917 The Emotional Outlet 918 Talhause Restaurant 919 The General Store 920 Topaz Electronic Co. 921 T G and Y Department Stores 922 Turn Pike Grocery 926 United Auto Workers 927 Union Story Bank 928 Universal Pictures 929 United Grocers 930 United Parcel Service 931 Unique Chic 932 University of Georgia 933 United States Steel 934 U S Sports Inc. 935 United States National Bank of Oregon 936 University of Cincinnati 937 United Utilities 938 United Methodist Church 939 Union Bank 940 United Family Life Insurance Co. 941 Unitrude 942 United Foundation 951 Vicks Health Care Division 952 Vals Discounts Stores 953 Vivian Vacuum Division 954 Village Thrift Stores Inc. 955 West Park Hotel 956 We Had Kee Yarn Mill 957 Wester Union Telegraph Co. 958 Whataburger Inc. 959 Wilmington Savings and Loan Association 960 Wagner Electric 961 Walker and Dunlop Inc. 962 Westinghouse Co. 963 Western Southern Life Insurance 964 Watauga Industrial 965 Walker Inc. 966 Wallachs 967 Western Electric Co. 968 Wonderbread 969 Woodlawn Corp. 970 Wilton Board of Education 971 Warehouse Co. 972 Watsons 973 West Georgia National Bank 974 William E Right and Co. 975 William Rainy Harper College 976 Westchester Area School District 977 Will Amette Industries Korpin Division 978 Wilson Freight Co. 146 979 Wacker Siltronics 980 Whiting Corporation Wheelibrater Fry 981 Western Psychiatric Institute and Clinic 982 Winston Manor 983 Walgreen Drugs 984 Wells Fargo Co. 985 West Tex Beverage 986 Warren Chevrolet 987 Worths 988 Williamson Heating 989 Warren Laundry 990 Werton Steel 991 William E. Wright Co. 992 Zaires 993 Zuntz Corp. 147 SUPPLEMENTARY CODE 22: LARGER CORPORATION NAME 001 AAA Hoiser Motor Club 002 A B Chance Emerson Electronics 003 American Electric Power 004 American Aluminum Co. 005 American Telephone and Telegraph Co. 006 American Craft Council 007 American Bowling Congress 008 American General 009 Archdiocese of San Francisco 010 American Express 011 Armco Republic Steel 012 Applied Power Inc. 013 Apollo 014 AT&T of New York 015 American Bank Note 016 AMEV 017 American Brand 026 Baptist Church 027 Bell System 028 Boston Enterprises Inc. 029 Buffalo General Hospital 030 Bayer 031 Bowen Brothers 032 Bancor 033 Bayer AG-Germany 034 Bracht 035 British American Tobacco 036 Bonanza International 037 Belk, Inc. 038 Bobs Big Boy 051 Campbell Taggard Bakers Associates 052 Continental Group 053 Church of the Brethren 054 Central Bank Shares of the South 055 Cleveland Mills Co. 056 Coca Cola USA 057 Cole Morgan 058 Carnation 059 Company Realty 060 Carolina Telephone 061 Cartech 062 Coastal Corp. 063 Chart House 064 Century 21 065 Columbus Catholic Diocese 066 Chesapeake Corp. 067 Catholic Church 068 Cummins Diesel Engine Co. 069 Columbia Gas Co. 070 CPC International 071 Certainreed Pennsylvania 072 Cesars World Inc. 148 073 Chief Apparel 074 Coca Cola Bottling Co. 101 Dinna Corp. 102 Dinipon Ink Chemical Co. 103 Dougs Wholesale 104 Dennys and Deli Food Corp. 105 Dekalb Parts 106 Dried Fruit and Tree Nut Assoc. 126 Exxon 127 Eli Lilly Pharmacuetical 151 Frank Farrar & Associates 152 Flour Corp. 153 Flemming and Co. 154 First National Bank Corp. 155 Fairlane Industries 156 Ford Motor Co. 157 Farm Credit Banks 158 Fargo Glass and Paint 159 Federated Department Stores 176 General Motors Corp. 177 Gulf and Western Industries 178 General Public Utilities 179 General Electric Co. 180 General Telephone and Electronics 181 GTE Products Inc. 182 Gulf Oil Co. 183 General Security Association 184 GIO Co. 185 General Signal Division 201 Hart Schaffner Mary 202 Holiday Inn 203 Halliburton Inc. 205 Health Care Industry 226 Impell Corp. 227 Inter-co Co. 228 IT&T 229 Insearch 230 International Division of IBEW 231 IC Industries 232 ITT Continental Bakery 233 IGA Foodliner 234 International Harvesters and Kubota 251 John Hassell 252 Jonathan Logan Corp. 276 Knight Rieder Corp. 277 Key Banks Inc. 278 King Headway 301 Lifecare Society of America 302 Lutheran Church 303 Little Boy Godwin 326 Mutual Grocers 327 Manitowoc Co. Inc. 328 MacMillan Blowdel Ltd. of Canada 329 McGraw Hill Publications 330 M Lovenstein and Sons 149 331 McCusa Paper 332 Michigan Department of Natural Resources 333 Metropolitan Transit Authority 334 Missionary Sisters of Sacret Heart 335 MacDunna Corp. 351 Norton Simon 352 Noble Affiliates 353 National Life and Trust 354 New York Stock Exchange 355 New Ulms State Life Trust Co. 356 National Association of Credit Management 357 National Steel Co. 376 Occidental Petroleum Co. 377 Owens Illinois Glass 401 Pillsbury 402 Potsdam Paper 403 Pittston Corp. 404 Principia Corp. 405 Presbyterian Church 426 Roderick Enterprises 427 Royal Cure Inns 428 Refac Technology 429 Richardson Merrill Corp. 430 RCA 431 Republic and Armco Steel Co. 432 Republic Industries 451 Standard Oil Co. 452 Security Pacific Corp. 453 Sisters of St. Marys 454 Sclumberger Ltd. 455 Scott Paper 456 Super Value 457 Sysco 458 Springfield Sugar 459 Southern Baptist Convention 460 Seventh Day Adventists 461 Sisters of Providence 462 Santa Fe Industries 463 Sun Petroleum Product 464 Southern Co. 465 Sears Roebuck 466 Solmer Co. 467 Standard Charter Bank of London 468 Standard Plastics Products 469 Southern Optical 470 Strouss Stores 501 The American Electric Power 502 Tandy Corp. 503 Thrifty Corp. 504 T and S Inc. 505 Tecumesh Co. 506 Total Supply Co. 507 Turner Collier Braden Inc. 508 Texas Gas 526 United Auto Workers of America 150 527 United Technology 528 United Barber Board 529 US Steel 530 Union Carbide 551 Victory Markets 552 Van Camp Sea Foods 576 Western Union Corp. 577 WR Grace 578 Western Electric ITT 579 Warner Lambert 151 SUPPLEMENTARY CODE 23: GROUP NAME 001 Aldersgate 002 American Library Assoc. 003 Alabama State Democratic Party 004 Ad Hoc Citizens Committee 005 American Federation of Teachers 006 American Public Welfare Assoc. 007 Ancient Free and Accepted Masons 008 Arkansas Reperatory Theater 009 American Rivers Conservation Council 010 American Institute of Architects 011 American Society of Civil Engineers 012 Arts Commission 013 Anderson Committee 014 American Indian Environmental Council 015 AFL CIO and Teamsters 016 Anti Nuke 017 American Legion 018 Auxillary Center of San Diego Children 019 Abortion Cause 020 American Muslim Mission 021 Abate 026 Business and Professional Womens Org. 027 Bellpack 028 Birth Right 029 Bnai Brith 030 Black Panther Pary 031 Brookfield Education Assoc. 051 Christian Church 052 Common Cause 053 Committee to Elect Sanford for City 054 Civic League Group 055 Cajon Valley Education Assoc. 056 Concord Christian Center 057 Citizens for Youth 058 CAMS 059 Civic Club of Sertoma 060 Council for Exceptional Children 061 Congressional Committee 062 Concerned Citizens Groups 063 Colorado Smokers Assoc. 064 Classroom Teachers of Dallas 065 Cement Masons Local 528 066 Christian Lebanese Assoc. 067 Campaigning for Local City Official 068 Concerned Parents Childrens Education 069 Civic Search Light 070 Campaign to Elect City Law Director 071 California Solar Energy Assoc. 072 Citizens Committee Smoking Rights 073 Citizens Against a Radioactive UP 074 Church Group Rosemary Society 075 Car-California Association of Realtors 152 101 Dalton Pass Co. 102 Dallas City Employees Retirement or Insurance 103 Deaf Contact 104 Democrat Party 105 DC City Council Candidate Campaign 106 Democratic Caucus 107 Ducks Unlimited 108 Democratic Party in Devval Co. 126 Environmental Conservation Agency 127 Effective Political Action Committee 128 Environmental Protection Agency 129 Elks 151 Farm Bureau 152 Fund for an Open Society Inc. 153 Fox Hills Adera Heights Democrats 154 Friends of Fleck 155 Friends of Animals 176 Georgia Association of Educators 177 Girl Scouts of America 178 Gay Political Caucus 201 Hyde Park Neighborhood Community 203 Hibernians 204 Hospital Association of New York 205 Hartwell Improvement Assoc. 226 International Federation of Small Businesses 227 Illinois Aggregates Assoc. 228 International Brotherhood of Electric Workers 229 Informal Neighborhood Assoc. 251 John Anderson for President 252 John Birch Society 253 Junior Womens Club 254 Junior League 255 Jersey Federation of Temple Youth 276 Knights of Columbus 277 Ku Klux Klan 278 Kansas Livestock Assoc. 301 Latin Organization on Campas 302 League of Women Voters 303 Liberal Party 304 Local 1104 305 Legislative Affairs Committee 306 Lone Tree Society 307 Lions Club 308 Louisiana Teachers Assoc. 326 McCalister Teachers Assoc. 327 Mormons Against ERA 328 Minnesota Education Assoc. 329 Mid-America Association for Educational Opportunity 330 Mississippi Association for Educators 331 MENSA 351 National Association of Realtors 352 NAACP 354 National Federation of Life and Practical Nursing 355 Nursing Organization 356 Normal 153 357 No Nuclear Power 358 National Rifle Assoc. 359 NAACP of Talledega Alabama 360 National Association of Social Workers 361 National Tire Dealers/Retreaders 362 North Carolina Employees Assoc. 363 National Organization of Women 364 National Association of Retired People 365 National Education Assoc. 366 NETRA 367 National Republican Committee 368 National Association of Railroad Passengers 369 North San Juan Tax Payers Assoc. 370 New Orleans Public Service Union 376 Organization of University Women 401 Prolife Movement 402 Public Health Nursing Assoc. 403 Pen-Ten 404 Police Athletic League 405 PAC Committee 406 Parent Teachers Org. 407 People for Non-Nuclear Future 408 Public Assistance Correctional Effort 409 Prince Hall Free and Accepted Masons 410 Park River Independent Democrats 411 People Against Draft and Registration 412 Pittsburgh County Democrats Committee 426 Right to Life 427 Republican Executive Committee 451 State Representative Campaigner 452 School Board Caucus Committee 453 Student Council Advising Council 454 Subdivision Assoc. 455 Stop Route 7 Committee 456 Senior Citizen 457 Society for Adolescent Medicine 458 Stop the Draft Org. 476 The Young Republicans 477 The Republican Party 478 Tish Tax Ammendment Group 479 Town Council 480 Texas Credit League 481 The American Dental Hygiene Assoc. 482 The Salt Syndrome 483 The Citizens Party 484 The Atlanta Jewish Federation 501 Union 502 Unitarian Universalist Society 503 Union 535 526 Virginia Council for Social Studies 527 Vote Cope 528 Veterans of Foreign Wars 529 Virginia Education Assoc. 530 Veterans Administration 551 Women's Political Caucus 154 552 White House Conference Small Business 553 Winding Way Churchs 554 Washington for Jesus 555 Warren Jaycees 155 SUPPLEMENTARY CODE 24: LARGER ORGANIZATION NAME 001 American Hospital Assoc. 002 American Library Assoc. 003 American Nurses Assoc. 004 American Farm Bureau Org. 005 American Federation of Labor 006 American Public Welfare Assoc. 007 Ancient Free and Accepted Masons 008 American Rivers Conservation Council 009 Anderson for President 010 American Society of Civil Engineers 011 American Dental Hygienists Assoc. 012 AFL CIO and Teamsters 013 Anti Nuke 014 American Legion 015 Abate 026 Business and Professional Women's Org. 027 Bellpack 028 Briarpatch 029 Birthright 030 Black Panther Party 051 Christian Church 052 Common Cause 053 Central Oregon Republican Party 054 Contact Tele-Ministry 055 CAMS 056 Council for Exceptional Children 057 Congress 058 Credit Union National Assoc. 059 Church of JC of Latter Day Saints 060 Civic Searchlight Inc. 061 Christian Lebanses Assoc. 076 Democratic Party 077 Ducks Unlimited 091 Elect Anderson Committee 101 Fund for An Open Society Inc. 102 Federation of Womens' Clubs 103 Full Gospel Businessmans Assoc. 104 Friends of Animals 105 For the Center of Children 111 Gay Political Caucus 121 Hibernians 131 International Brotherhood of Electric Workers 132 Insurance 133 International Steel Workers Assoc. 134 Illinois Aggregates Assoc. 135 International Federation of Small Businesses 141 Junior League of America 142 Jaycees 151 Knights of Columbus 152 Ku Klux Klan 153 Kansas Livestock Assoc. 161 Liberal Party 156 162 Lions Club 163 League of Women Voters of USA 171 Michigan Anti Nuke Movement 172 Mid-American Association for Educational Opportunity 173 MENSA 201 National Association of Realtors 202 NAACP 203 National Education Assoc. 204 National Federation of Life and Practical Nursing 205 National Gay Task Force 206 Normal 207 National Women's Political Caucus 208 National Association of Social Workers 209 National Tire Dealers/Retreaders 210 National Organization of University Women 211 NOW 212 New York State United Teachers 213 New England Chairriders Society 214 National Republican Committee 215 NAR National Association of Realtors 216 National Federation of Temple Youth 221 Ohio Arts Commission 231 Profile 232 Police Athletic League 233 Parent Teacher Assoc. 234 Public Assistance Correctional Effort 241 Right to Life 242 Republican Party 251 Student Council of Cleveland 252 Sertoma 253 Stop Route 7 Committee 254 Senior Citizens Advisory Council 255 Society of Adolescent Medicine 256 State Executive Committee 257 State Education Assoc. 261 Tish Tax Amendment Group 262 The Citizens Party 271 Veterans of Foreign Wars 272 Veterans Administration 281 White House Conference Small Business 282 Womens Political Caucus 283 World Muslim League 291 Youth Service Bureau 157 SUPPLEMENTARY CODE 25: NORDIC CLASSIFICATION OF OCCUPATIONS NORWEGIAN VERSION PROFESSIONAL, TECHNICAL AND ARTISTIC WORKERS Technical workers 0001 Architects 0002 Engineers: civil engineers, electrical engineers, chemical and metallurgical engineers, mechanical engineers 0003 Engineers not elsewhere classified 0004 Technicians, construction designers, technician (unspecified) 0005 State vehicle inspectors 0007 Surveyors; topographical and hydrographical engineers 0008 Surveyor's technicians 0009 Surveyor's assistants, technical illustrators, draftsman (unspecified) Chemists and physical scientists 0011 Chemists 0012 Physicists 0013 Laboratory assistants, laboratory technician (unspecified) 0014 Geologists 0015 Meteorologists, hydrologists 0019 Other physical scientists Biologists and biological workers 0021 Veterinarians 0022 Biologists 0023 Agricultural and horticultural researchers and consultants 0024 Forestry researchers and consultants Medical workers 0030 Senior medical doctors (chief of hospital staff) 0031 Other medical doctors (private practitioners, district doctors, etc.), physician (unspecified) 0032 Dentists Professional nurses 0040 Head nurses 0041 Other professional nurses (ward nurses) 0042 Midwives 0043 Psychiatric nurses 0045 Nurses' aids 0046 Dental assistants 0047 Pediatric nurses 0049 Other Other nursing and health workers 0050 Pharmacists 0051 Pharmaceutical assistants 0052 Physical therapists, rehabilitation therapists 0053 Health inspectors 0059 Other 158 Educational workers 0060 Principals, headmasters and headmistresses; (administrative heads of educational institutions with some teaching responsibilities) 0061 Professors 0062 Other university teachers 0063 Teachers in secondary education (gymnas, etc.) 0064 Teachers in primary education 0065 Vocational teachers 0066 Pre-school teachers, playground attendant 0067 Educational advisors/school counsellors 0069 Other Workers in religion 0071 Bishops, priests, ministers 0072 Missionaries 0073 Officer's in Salvation Army 0079 Others Jurists 0081 Judges 0082 District attorney and assistants, chief of police, public defenders 0083 Lawyers in private practice 0084 Jurist consultants for personal, business and administrative problems 0089 Other Creative - artistic and literary workers 0090 Sculptors 0091 Commercial artists and designers 0092 Display artists 0093 Potters, interior designers, textile artists, etc. 0094 Writers 0095 Editors, journalists 0096 Theatrical workers 0097 Musicians 0098 Programmers (radio and television) 0099 Other ADMINISTRATIVE AND MANAGERIAL WORKERS Public administrators 0101 Leading administrators in central state government agencies 0102 Other administrators in central state government agencies 0103 Leading administrators in local state government agencies 0104 Other administrators in local state government agencies 0105 Administrators in municipal government agencies 0109 Other Managers 0111 Production managers, self-employed businessman (unspecified) 0112 General managers 0113 Administration managers 0119 Other 159 CLERICAL AND RELATED WORKERS Bookkeepers, cashiers 0201 Bookkeeper 0202 Bank teller, office cashier 0203 Store and restaurant cashier 0209 Other Stenographers and typists 0211 Office secretaries and stenographers, administrative assistant 0212 Typists Other clerical workers 0291 Office machine operators 0292 Bank clerks 0293 Insurance clerks 0294 Social security clerks 0295 Travel agent clerks 0296 Brokers, shippers 0297 Investors, shipping clerks 0298 Advertising agents 0299 Other, office clerk (unspecified) SALES Working proprietors, wholesale and retail trade 0301 Working proprietors, wholesale trade 0302 Working proprietors, retail trade Insurance and real-estate salesmen, salesmen of securities and services and auctioneers 0311 Insurance salesmen 0312 Real estate agents and securities salesmen 0313 Advertising, market researchers 0319 Other Commercial travellers and manufacturers' agents 0320 Salesperson 0321 Commercial travellers 0322 Agents Salesmen, shop assistants and related workers 0330 Purchasers 0331 Salesmen and shop assistants 0332 Store managers 0333 Other salesmen, shop assistants, clerk, salesperson 0334 Street vendors, canvassers 0339 Other 0390 Sales work 160 AGRICULTURAL, FORESTRY WORKERS, FISHERMEN Farm managers and forest supervisors 0401 Farmers and livestock workers, cattle and horse men 0402 Forestry workers and loggers 0404 Farm managers 0405 Horticultural supervisors 0406 Forestry supervisors 0407 Fur-bearing animal tender 0408 Reindeer herdsmen Farm workers, animal husbandry workers 0411 General farm workers 0412 Livestock workers 0413 Nursery workers and gardners 0414 Fur-bearing animal worker 0415 Reindeer herdsman 0419 Other Fishers and related workers 0430 Fishing vessel skippers 0431 Other fishers 0432 Fish breeders 0433 Whale hunters 0434 Seal hunters Forestry workers 0441 Forestry workers 0442 Loggers Combined jobs 0451 Farming combined with industry/construction 0452 Farming combined with fishing 0453 Fishing combined with industry/construction 0454 Farming combined with forestry 0455 Fishing combined with various service jobs 0456 Forestry combined with construction/industry 0457 Farming combined with service jobs Miscellaneous 0458 Various small jobs with unspecified periods of unemployment between 0459 Various small jobs, other industry (combined sectors) MINERS AND QUARRYMEN Miners and quarrymen 0501 Miners and quarrymen Well drillers and diamond drillers 0510 Oil drilling 0511 Well drillers and diamond drillers Mineral and stone treaters 0521 Mineral and stone treaters 161 Miscellaneous 0530 Supervisor/forman (unspecified) 0540 Inspector (unspecified) 0550 Municipal civil servant (unspecified), garbage collector 0560 Screener (unspecified) 0570 Consultants (unspecified) 0580 Craftsman (unspecified) TRANSPORTATION AND COMMUNICATION WORKERS Deck officers, engineer officers and pilots, ship 0600 Deck officers, pilots, ship 0601 Ship mate 0602 Pilots, navigators 0603 Engine mechanic, ship 0604 Other mechanics, ship Deck and engine-room workers 0610 Sailor (unspecified) 0611 Deck ratings (ship), barge crews, boatmen 0612 Sailor (seaman) 0613 Ship carpenter 0614 Other ships' deck ratings, barge crew and boatmen 0615 Donkeyman 0616 Ships' oiler and greaser 0617 Ships' fireman 0618 Other ships' engine-room ratings Aircraft pilots, navigators and flight engineers 0621 Pilots 0622 Navigators 0623 Mechanics 0629 Other Railway engine drivers 0631 Railway engine drivers, railway steam-engine fireman Motor-vehicle drivers 0640 Chauffeur (unspecified) 0641 Bus driver 0642 Tram driver 0643 Taxi driver 0644 Lorry and van driver (long-distance transport) 0645 Other motor vehicle drivers 0646 Messengers (bicyclists, etc.) Conductors, traffic and transport 0651 Air traffic assistants 0652 Railway conductors 0653 Telegraphists, railway 0654 Railway station masters 0655 Bus ticket sellers, tram conductors, road traffic assistants Traffic controllers and dispatchers, inspectors and supervisors 0661 Harbor controller 0662 Air traffic controller 0663 Railway traffic controllers 0664 Road traffic controllers 162 Post and telecommunication-operators 0670 Postmasters and departmental supervisors 0671 Mail sorting clerk 0672 Radio-communications operator 0673 Telephone operators (telephone utilities) 0674 Telephone switchboard operators (office) 0675 Telegrapher 0676 Radio telegrapher (land based and ship) 0679 Other Postmen and messengers 0681 Mail carriers 0682 Messengers Other transport and communication workers 0691 Firemen 0692 Canal and harbor guards 0693 Barge and ferry men 0699 Other, railroad man (unspecified) INDUSTRY AND CONSTRUCTION WORKERS Spinners, weavers, knitters, dyers and related workers 0701 Fiber preparers 0702 Spinners 0703 Weavers 0704 Knitters 0706 Bleachers, dyers and finishers of textiles 0707 Darners 0709 Other Tailors, cutters, furriers and related workers 0711 Tailors 0712 Furriers 0713 Milliners and hatmakers 0714 Upholsters 0715 Cutters 0716 Sewers 0719 Other Shoemakers and leather product workers 0721 Shoemakers 0722 Leather cutters 0723 Stitchers 0724 Pinners 0725 Other shoemaker workers 0726 Shoe sewer, sole fitters Furnacemen, rollers, drawers, moulders and related metal making and treating workers 0731 Furnacemen 0732 Annealers, temperers and related heat treaters 0733 Rolling-mill operators, metal 0734 Cold-roller (steel) 0735 Seamless pipe and tube roller 0736 Blacksmith, hammersmith and forgemen 0737 Metal casters and moulders, founders (unspecified) note: consider the industry 0739 Other 163 Precision-instrument makers and related workers 0741 Precision-instrument makers 0742 Watchmakers 0744 Dental technicians 0745 Gold and silversmiths 0746 Engravers (jewelry) Toolmakers, machinists, welders and related workers 0751 Machinists, mechanic (unspecified) 0752 Machine and motor fitters 0753 Machine and motor repairers, repairman (unspecified) 0754 Sheet-metal workers 0755 Plumbers and pipe-fitters 0756 Welders and flame-cutters 0757 Metal-plate and structural-metal workers, sheet metal workers (unspecified) 0758 Metal surface treaters 0759 Other Electricians and related electric and electronics workers 0761 Electricians 0762 Electrical and electronics fitters 0763 Electronics repairmen 0764 Telephone and telegraph installers and repairmen 0765 Linesmen 0769 Other Woodworkers 0770 Carpenter (unspecified) 0771 Timber receivers (handles and strips logs at sawmill) 0772 Sawmill and planermill workers (sawyers) 0773 Plywood and wallboard workers 0774 Construction carpenters 0775 Boat builders 0776 Furniture carpenters 0777 Industrial carpenters 0779 Other Painters and paperhangers 0781 Building painter 0782 Paper hangers 0783 Industrial lacquerers 0789 Other Other construction workers 0791 Bricklayers 0793 Stone masons and cement pourers 0795 Insulation appliers 0796 Glaziers 0799 Other Graphics workers 0801 Type-setters 0802 Lithographers, off-set workers 0803 Pressmen, printers 0804 Bookbinders 164 Potters, kilnmen, glass and clay formers 0811 Glass formers, cutters, grinders and finishers 0812 Potters and related formers 0813 Furnacemen and kilnmen (glass and ceramics) 0814 Decorators, glass and ceramics 0819 Other Miller, grain and related products 0821 Millers 0822 Bakers 0823 Chocolate and other confectionary workers 0824 Brewers, winemakers and carbohydrated drinks workers 0825 Curers, friezers, canners and preservers 0826 Butchers and sausage makers 0827 Dairy workers 0829 Other Chemical and related process workers, paper workers 0831 Batch and continuous-still operators 0832 Cookers, roasters and other head treaters 0833 Crushers, millers and calenderers 0834 Paper-pulp preparers 0835 Paper-makers 0839 Other Tobacco workers 0841 Tobacco workers Other craftsmen and production-process workers 0851 Cement machine drivers and other cement workers 0852 Rubber-product workers 0853 Plastics-products workers 0854 Tanners, fellmongers 0855 Photographic dark-room workers 0856 Makers of musical instruments 0857 Stone-cutters and carvers 0858 Paper-product makers 0859 Other Packers, labellers and related workers 0861 Packers Stationary-engine and excavating and lifting equipment operators and related workers 0871 Machinists (stationary equipment) 0872 Crane and hoist operators 0873 Riggers 0874 Earth-moving machine operators 0875 Material-handling equipment operators 0876 Oilers and greasers Longshoremen and related freight handlers 0881 Dockers and freight handlers 0882 Warehouse workers 0889 Other Laborers not elsewhere classified 0890 Factory laborer (unspecified), industrial worker (unspecified) 0891 Jack-of-all-trades, various jobs 165 SERVICE WORKERS Firefighters, police, guards and related workers 0901 Fire fighters 0903 Police officers, (unspecified) 0904 Customs officers 0905 Prison guards 0909 Other Hotel, restaurant and housekeepers 0911 Kitchen supervisory workers 0912 Cooks 0913 Kitchen assistants 0914 Maids, household help 0915 Housekeepers, temporary 0916 Receptionists 0917 Stewards (air-craft, trains, ships) 0919 Other Waiters, bartenders and related workers 0921 Head waiter 0922 Other waiters, bartenders Building caretakers, cleaners 0931 Building caretakers 0932 Cleaners 0933 Charworkers 0934 Mortuary and funeral house workers Barbers, hairdressers, beauticians and related workers 0941 Barbers, hairdressers, beauticians 0942 Pool or public bath attendants Launderers, dry cleaners and pressers 0951 Launderers and dry cleaners 0952 Pressers Athletes and sportsmen 0961 Sports instructors, show horsemen Photographers 0971 Photographers MILITARY WORKERS AND OTHER LABORERS NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED Military 1010 Accountants 1011 Military staff and administrative workers 1012 Military educational workers 1013 Military technical workers 1019 Other 166 Other work 1020 Social workers, welfare officers 1030 Librarians, archivists 1040 Economists, statiticians 1050 Psychologists 1060 Personnel consultants 1090 Sociologists, philosphers, historians and other scientists not elsewhere mentioned 2000 Unspecified workers 3000 Unspecified white collar workers 4000 Students 5000 Housewives/men 6000 Retired,social security 7000 Unspecified self-employed 0000 Unidentifiable workers 167 SUPPLEMENTARY CODE 26: NORDIC CLASSIFICATION OF OCCUPATIONS SWEDISH VERSION Arkitekter, ingenjorer och tekniker med byggnads- och anlaggningstekniskt arbete 001 Architects, town planners, civil engineers, industrial engineers, draughtsmen, civil engineering technicians, supervisors and general foremen Ingenjorer och tekniker med elkrafttelkniskt och teletekniskt arbete 002 Electrical and electronics engineers, industrial engineers, draughtsmen, electrical and electronics engineering technicians, production supervisors and general foremen Ingenjorer och tekniker med mekaniskt arbete 003 Civil engineers, mechanical engineers, industrial engineers, draughtsmen, mechanical engineering technicians, production supervisors and foremen Ingenjorer och tekniker med kemitekniskt arbete 004 Chemical engineers, industrial engineers, mechanical engineering technicians, production supervisors and general foremen Ingenjorer och tekniker med gruvtekniskt och metallurgiskt arbete 005 Metallurgists, mining engineers, industrial engineers, metallurgical technicians, mining technicians, production supervisors and general foremen Ingenjorer och tekniker inom andra tekniska verksamhetsomraden 006 Industrial engineers, engineers not elsewhere classified, draughtsmen, engineering technicians not elsewhere classified, production supervisors and general foremen, other professional technical and related workers Lantmatare, matningstekniker, kartografer 007 Surveyors, civil engineering technicians Tekniska bitraden 008 Draughtsmen, civil engineering technicians 009 Ej specificerbar uppgift Kemister och fysiker 011 Chemists, physicists Geologer, meteorologer m fl 013 Physical scientists not elsewhere classified 168 Laboranter, laboratoriebitraden 014 Physical science technicians, life science technicians 019 Ej specificerbar uppgift Veterinarer 021 Veterinarians Biologer 022 Biologists, zoologists and related scientists, bacteriologists, pharmacologists and related scientists Jordbruks- och tradgardsforskare/radgivare 023 Agronomists and related scientists, architects and town planners Skogsbruksforskare, skogsbruksradgivare 024 Agronomists and related scientists 029 Ej specificerbar uppgift Lakare 031 Medical doctors, medical assistants (in Sweden the functions of medical assistants are carried out solely by physicians) Tandlakare 032 Dentists 039 Ej specificerbar uppgift Sjukskoterskor/-skotare 040 Professional nurses Barnmorskor 041 Professional midwives Skotare inom psykiatrisk vard 042 Nursing personnel not elsewhere classified Sjukvardsbitraden 043 Nursing personnel not elsewhere classified, midwifery personnel not elsewhere classified Tandskoterskor 044 Dental assistants, other service workers Medicinsk-tekniska assistenter 045 Medical X-ray technicians Farmaceuter 046 Pharmacists, pharmaceutical assistants 169 Sjukgymnaster, massorer m fl 047 Physiotherapists and occupational therapists (this group also includes supervisors and instructors at institutions for alcoholics, at correctional institutions and at youth welfare schools) Ovrigt halso- och sjukvardsarbete 048 Medical, dental, veterinary and related workers not elsewhere classified, dietitians and public health nutritionists 049 Ej specificerbar uppgift Skolledare 050 Teachers not elsewhere classified Universitets- och hogskolelarare 051 University and higher education teachers Larare teoretiska amnen 052 Secondary education teachers Klasslarare 053 Primary education teachers, special education teachers Larare i ovningsamnen 054 Secondary education teachers, primary education teachers Larare i yrkesinriktade amnen 055 Secondary education teachers Forskollarare 056 Pre-primary education teachers Utbildningskonsulenter m fl 057 Teachers not elsewhere classified Ovrigt pedagogiskt arbete 058 Teachers not elsewhere classified 059 Ej specificerbar uppgift Praster och predikanter (pastorer) 061 Ministers of religion and related members of religious orders Ovrigt religiost arbete 068 Workers in relgion not elsewhere classified 069 Ej specificerbar uppgift Domstolsjurister 071 Lawyers, judges Aklagare och hogre polistjansteman 072 Lawyers, government executive officials 170 Praktiserande jurister m fl 073 Lawyers Juridiska ombudsman 074 Jurists not elsewhere classified Ovrigt juridiskt arbete 078 Jurists not elsewhere classified 079 Ej specificerbar uppgift Bildkonstnarer 081 Sculptors, painters and related artists, commercial artists and designers Formgivare 082 Commercial artists and designers Dekoratorer 083 Commercial artistis and designers Forfattare 084 Authors and critics Journalister, forlagsredaktorer 085 Authors, journalists and related writers not elsewhere classified, clerks not elsewhere classified Scenkonstnarer 086 Composers, musicians and singers, choreographers and dancers, actors and stage directors, circus performers Musiker 087 Composers, musicians and singers Ovrigt litterart och konstnarligt arbete 088 Actors and stage directors, producers, performing arts, performing artists not elsewhere classified 089 Ej specificerbar uppgift Revisions- och redovisningsexperter 091 Accountants Socialtjansteman 092 Social workers Bibliotekarier, arkivarier, museitjansteman 093 Librarians, archivists and curators, library and filing clerks Ekonomer, statistiker 094 Architects and town planners, statisticians, economists 171 Psykologer 095 Sociologists, anthropologists and related scientists Personalman m fl 096 Personnel and occupational specialists, managers not elsewhere classified Systemman, programmerare m fl 097 Systems analysts, statistical and mathematical technicians Ovrigt hithorande arbete 098 Mathematicians and actuaries, sociologists, anthropologists and related scientists, philologists, translators and i interpreters, other professional, technical and related workers, guides, other production and related workers 099 Ej specificerbar uppgift Allmant samhallsadministrativt arbete 101 Legislative officials, government administrators, government executive officials, managers not elsewhere classified Foretagsledare 111 General managers, managers (catering and lodging services) Ovriga foretagsadministratorer och administratorer for speciella funktioner 118 Production managers, managers not elsewhere classified, clerical supervisors, government executive officials, housekeeping and related service supervisors 119 Ej specificerbar uppgift Bokforare och kontorskassorer 201 Bookkeepers, cashiers and related workers not elsewhere classified, bookkeeping and calculating machine operators Bokforare och kontorskassorer 203 Bookkeepers and cashiers Butiks- och restaurangkassorer 204 Bookkeepers and cashiers Inkasserare m fl 208 Bookkeepers, cashiers and related workers not elsewhere classified 209 Ej specificerbar uppgift Sekreterare, maskinskrivare, specialkontorister 290 Stenographers, typists and teletypists, material and production planning clerks, correspondence and reporting clerks, library and filing clerks, clerks not elsewhere classified 172 Datamaskinoperatorer 291 Card and tape punching machine operators, automatic data processing machine operators Banktjansteman (allmant bankarbete) 292 Bookkeepers, cashiers and related workers not elsewhere classified Resebyratjansteman 293 Receptionists and travel agency clerks Speditorer, skeppsklarerare m fl 294 Stock clerks, managers not elsewhere classified Fastighetsforvaltare, lagerforestandare m fl 295 Stock clerks Tarifferare, skadereglerare m fl (forsakringstjansteman) 296 Correspondence and reporting clerks Forsakringskassetjansteman 297 Correspondence and reporting clerks Kalkylatorer, orderbehandlare 298 Bookkeepers, cashiers and related workers not elsewhere classified 299 Ej specificerbar uppgift Partihandlare 301 Working proprietors (wholesale and retail trade) Detaljhandlare 302 Working proprietors (wholesale and retail trade) 309 Ej specificerbar uppgift Forsakringssaljare 311 Insurance, real estate and securities salesmen Maklare, varderingsman m fl 312 Insurance, real estate and securities salesmen, auctioneers, sales workers not elsewhere classified Reklamman 313 Other professional, technical and related workers, economists 319 Ej specificerbar uppgift Handelsresande, inkonare, forsaliare (kontor) m fl 331 Commercial travellers and manufacturers agents, managers (wholesale and retail trade), sales supervisors, buyers, technical salesmen and service advisors, street vendors, canvassers and newsvendors, sales workers not elsewhere classified 173 Affarsforestandare 332 Managers (wholesale and retail trade), sales supervisors Affarsbitraden m fl 333 Salesmen, shop assistants and demonstrators Bensinforsaliare, demonstratorer m fl 338 Salesmen, shop assistants and demonstrators 339 Ej specificerbar uppgift Lantbrukare, skogsbrukare och tradgardsbrukare 401 General farmers, specialised farmers, forestry workers (except logging) Lantbruksbefal 402 Farm managers and supervisors Skogsbefal 403 Forestry workers (except logging) Tradgardsbefal 404 Farm managers and supervisors Husdjursuppfodare 405 Specialised farmers Palsdjursuppfodare 406 Specialised farmers Renagare 407 Specialised farmers 409 Ej specificerbar uppgift Lantarbetare, husdjursskotare 411 General farm workers, field crop and vegetable farm workers, farm machinery operators, livestock workers, dairy farm workers, poultry farm workers Tradgardsarbetare 412 Field crop and vegetable farm workers, orchard, vineyard and related tree and shrub crop workers, nursery workers and gardeners Palsdjursskotare 414 Livestock workers Renskotare 415 Livestock workers Ovrigt jordbruks- och tradgardsarbete m m 418 Veterinary assistants, agricultural and animal husbandry workers not elsewhere classified 174 419 Ej specificerbar uppgift Jaktvardare och jagare 421 Fishermen, hunters and related workers not elsewhere classified Fiskare 431 Fishermen, fishermen, hunters and related workers not elsewhere classified Fiskodlare 432 Fishermen, hunters and related workers not elsewhere classified 439 Ej specificerbar uppgift Skogs- och flottningsarbetare 441 Loggers, forestry workers (except logging) Gruvbrytare, bergsprangare m fl 501 Miners and quarrymen Brunnsborrare, diamantborrare 502 Well drillers, borers and related workers Anrikningsarbetare 503 Mineral and stone treaters Ovriga gruv- och stenbrytningsarbetare 504 Mineral and stone treaters, material handling equipment operators not elsewhere classified, railway engine-drivers and firemen, railway brakemen, signalmen and shunters, miners and quarrymen 509 Ej specificerbar uppgift Fartygsbefal 601 Ships' deck officers and pilots Lotsar 602 Ships' deck officers and pilots Maskinbefal 603 Ships' engineers 609 Ej specificerbar uppgift Dacks- och maskinmanskap 611 Ships' deck ratings, barge crews and boatmen, ships' engine-room ratings Flygforare 621 Aircraft pilots, navigators and flight engineers 175 Lokforare, lokbitraden 631 Railway engine-drivers and firemen Jarnvagsexpeditorer m fl 632 Transport conductors, railway brakemen, signalmen and shunters Motorfordonsforare, sparvagnsforare 633 Motor-vehicle drivers, material handling equipment operators not elsewhere classified Varubud m fl 635 Transport equipment operators not elsewhere classified, animal and animal-drawn vehicle drivers 639 Ej specificerbar uppgift Hamntrafikbefal m fl 641 Transport and communications supervisors not elsewhere classified Flygtrafikbefal m fl 642 Transport and communications supervisors not elsewhere classified Trafikbefal vid jarnvag 643 Railway station masters, transport and communications supervisors not elsewhere classified Vagtrafikbefal 644 Transport and communications supervisors not elsewhere classified, managers not elsewhere classified 649 Ej specificerbar uppgift Postassistenter, postexpeditorer m fl 651 Bookkeepers and cashiers, postmasters Teleassistenter m fl 652 Transport and communications supervisors not elsewhere classified Telefonister 653 Telephone and telegraph operators Telegrafexpeditorer, radioexpeditorer 655 Telephone and telegraph operators, stenographers, typists and teletypists 659 Ej specificerbar uppgift Postiljoner 661 Mail distribution clerks 176 Expeditionsvakter, kontorsbud m fl 662 Mail distribution clerks, clerks not elsewhere classified 669 Ej specificerbar uppgift Fyrvaktare, sluss-, farj- och hamnvakter m fl 671 Transport equipment operators not elsewhere classified Banbitraden i banvaktsjtjanst 678 Transport and communications supervisors not elsewhere classified 699 Ej specificerbart transport- och kommunikationsarbete Textilarbetare 701 Fibre preparers, spinners and winders, weaving and knitting machine setters and pattern-card preparers, weavers and related workers, knitters, bleachers, dyers and textile product finishers, spinners, weavers, knitters, dyers and related woekers not elsewhere classified, printers and related workers not elsewhere classified Skraddare, sommerskor 711 Tailors and dressmakers, sewers and embroiderers Korsnarer 712 Fur tailors and related workers Modister och hattmakare 713 Mitliners and hatmakers Tapetserare 714 Upholsterers and related workers Tillskarare m fl 715 Patternmakers and cutters Ovrigt somnadsarbete 718 Tailors, dressmakers, sewers, upholsterers and related workers not elsewhere classified, sewers and embroiderers 719 Ej specificerbar uppgift Skomakare 721 Shoemakers and shoe repairers Skoarbetare 722 Shoe cutters, lasters, sewers and related workers Sadelmakare, ladersommare m fl 726 Leather goods makers 729 Ej specificerbar uppgift 177 Hytt- och metallugnsarbetare 731 Metal smelting, converting and refining, furnacemen, metal melters and reheaters Hardare, glodgare m fl 732 Metal annealers, temperers and case-hardeners Varmvalsare, kallvalsare 733 Metal rolling, miller workers Smeder 735 Blacksmiths, hammersmiths and forging-press operators, blacksmiths toolmakers and machine-tool operators not elsewhere classified Gjuteriarbetare 736 Metal casters, metal moulders and core-makers Traddragare, rordragare 737 Metal drawers and extruders Ovrigt jarnbruks-, metallverks-, smides- och gjuteriarbete 738 Metal processers not elsewhere classified 739 Ej specificerbar uppgift Finmekaniker 741 Watch, clock and precision-instrument makers Urmakare 742 Watch, clock and precision-instrument makers Optiker 743 Optometrists and opticians Tandtekniker 744 Watch, clock and precision-instrument makers Guld- och silversmeder 745 Jewelery and precious metal workers 749 Ej specificerbar uppgift Verkstadsmekaniker m fl 750 Toolmakers, metal pattern makers and metal markers, machine- tool setter operators, machine-tool operators, metal grinders, polishers and tool sharpeners, blacksmiths, toolmakers and machine-tool operators not elsewhere classified Maskinmontorer - hopsattare, maskin- och motorreparatorer 751 Machinery fitters and machinery assemblers, motor-vehicle mechanics, aircraft engine mechanics, machinery fitters, machine assemblers and precision-instrument makers (except electrical) not elsewhere classified 178 Tunnplatslagare och grovplatslagare 753 Sheet-metal workers, machinery fitters and machinery assemblers, strutural metal preparers and erectors Rorarbetare 754 Plumbers and pipe fitters Svetsare, gasskarare m fl 755 Welders and flame-cutters Metalliserare m fl 757 Metal platers and coaters 759 Ej specificerbar uppgift Installations-, drifts- och maskinelektriker 761 Electrical fitters, electrical wiremen, power-generating machinery operators, electric linemen and cable jointers, electrical and electronic equipment assemblers, electrical fitters and related electrical and electronics workers not elsewhere classified Tele-, radio- och TV-reparatorer 764 Electronics fitters, radio and television repairmen, electrical and electronic equipment assemblers, electrical fitters and related electrical and electronics workers not elsewhere classified Inspelningstekniker m fl 765 Electrical wiremen, broadcasting station operators, sound equipment operators and cinema projectionists Telefonreparatorer, -installatorer (televerket) 766 Telephone and telegraph installers, electric linemen and cable jointers 769 Ej specificerbar uppgift Byggnadstraarbetare 771 Carpenters, joiners and parquetry workers Bank- och maskinsnickare, mobelsnickare m fl 772 Carpenters, joiners and parquetry workers, sawyers, plywood makers and related wood-processing workers, cabinetmakers, woodworking machine operators, cabinetmakers and related woodworkers not elsewhere classified Skikttra- och trafiberskivearbetare 773 Sawyers, plywood makers and related wood-processing workers Ram- och cirkelsagare, hyvlare m fl 774 Sawyers, plywood makers and related wood-processing workers 179 Ovrigt traarbete 778 Wood treaters, cabinetmakers and related woodworkers not elsewhere classified 779 Ej specificerbar uppgift Malare, lackerare 781 Painters, construction, painters not elsewhere classified 789 Ej specificerbar uppgift Murare 791 Bricklayers, stonemasons and tile setters, plasterers Stenmontorer 792 Bricklayers, stonemasons and tile setters Betongarbetare, byggarbetare m fl 793 Insulators, reinforced concreters, cement finishers and terrazzo workers, roofers, construction workers not elsewhere classified Isoleringsmontorer 794 Insulators Glasmasteriarbete 795 Glaziers Dykare, rorlaggare m fl 797 Bricklayers, stonemasons and tile setters, construction workers not elsewhere classified 799 Ej specificerbar uppgift Typografer, litografer m fl 801 Compositors and type-setters, printing pressmen, sterotypers and electrotypers, printing engravers (except photo- engravers), photo-engravers Bokbinderiarbetare 806 Bookbinders and related workers Ovrigt grafiskt arbete 808 Printers and related workers not elsewhere classified 809 Ej specificerbar uppgift Glashyttearbetare 811 Glass formers, cutters, grinders and finishers Formare (keramiska produkter) 812 Potters and related clay and abrasive formers Ugnsskotare (glasoch keramisk tillverkning) 813 Glass and ceramics kilnmen 180 Dekoratorer, glaserare (glas, porslin, keramik) 814 Glass engravers and etchers, glass and ceramics painters and decorators, glass formers, cutters, grinders and finishers Ovrigt glas-, porslins-, keramik- och tegelarbete 818 Glass formers, potters and related workers not elsewhere classified 819 Ej specificerbar uppgift Kvarnarbetare 821 Grain millers and related workers, food and beverage processors not elsewhere classified Bagare och konditorer 822 Bakers, pastrycooks and confectionery makers Choklad och sotvaruarbetare 823 Bakers, pastrycooks and confectionery makers, tea, coffee and cocoa preparers Bryggeri-, vattenfabriks- och branneriarbetare m fl 824 Brewers, wine and beverage makers Konservarbetare 825 Food preservers Slakteri- och charkuteriarbetare 826 Butchers and meat preparers Mejeriarbetare 827 Dairy product processors Ovrigt livsmedelsarbete 828 Tea, coffee and cocoa preparers, food and beverage processors not elsewhere classified, bakers, pastrycooks and confectionery makers, brewers, wine and beverage makers 829 Ej specificerbar uppgift Kemiska processarbetare 831 Crushers, grinders and mixers, cookers, roasters and related heat-treaters, filter and separator operators, still and reactor operators, petroleum-refining workers, sugar processors and refiners, chemical processors and related workers not elsewhere classified, rubber and plastics product makers (except tire makers and tire vulcanizers) Tramasseslipare, cellulosaarbetare 834 Paper pulp preparers Pappers- och papparbetare 836 Paper makers 181 Ovrigt kemiskt- och cellulosatekniskt arbete 838 Chemical processors and related workers not elsewhere classified, crushers, grinders and mixers, other production and related workers 839 Ej specificerbar uppgift Tobaksarbetare 841 Tobacco preparers, cigar makers, cigarette makers, tobacco preparers and tobacco product makers not elsewhere classified Korgmakeriarbetare 850 Basketry weavers and brush makers Gummivaruarbetare 851 Rubber and plastics product makers tire makers and tire vulcanizers Plastvaruarbetare 852 Rubber and plastics product makers (except tire makers and tire vulcanizers) Garvare och skinnberedare 853 Tanners and fellmongers, pelt dressers Fotolaboratoriearbetare 854 Photographic dark-room workers, photo-engravers Musikinstrumentmakare 855 Music instrument makers and tuners Stenhuggeriarbetare 856 Stone cutters and carvers Pappersvaruarbetare 857 Paper and paperboard product makers Ovrigt tillverkningsarbete 858 Non-metallic mineral product makers, other production and related workers, basketry weavers and brush makers Grov- och diversearbetare 861 Laborers not elsewhere classified, construction workers not elsewhere classified Driftsmaskinister m fl 871 Stationary engine and related equipment operators not elsewhere classified Kran- och traversforare 872 Crane and hoist operators Riggare 873 Riggers and cable splicers 182 Anlaggningsmaskinforare 874 Earth-moving and related machinery operators Truckforare, transportskotare 875 Material handling equipment operators not elsewhere classified Smorjare 876 Machinery fitters, machine assembler and precision-instrument makers (except electrical) not elsewhere classified 879 Ej specificerbar uppgift Paketerare och emballerare 881 Dockers and freight handlers, stock clerks Stuveriarbetare samt andra lastnings- och lossningsarbetare 882 Dockers and freight handlers Lager- och forradsarbetare 883 Dockers and freight handlers Flyttkariar m m 888 Dockers and freight handlers 889 Ej specificerbar uppgift Brandman 901 Fire-fighters Polisman 902 Policemen and detectives Tullbevakningspersonal 903 Government executive officials Vardare m fl (kriminalvard, ungdomsvard) 904 Protective service workers not elsewhere classified Ovrigt bevaknings- och skyddsarbete 908 Protective service workers not elsewhere classified 909 Ej specificerbar uppgift Storkoksforestandare 911 Managers (catering and lodging services), working proprietors (catering and lodging services), housekeeping and related service supervisors Kockar och kallskankor 912 Cooks Koksbitraden 913 Maids and related housekeeping service workers not elsewhere classified 183 Barnskoterskor (ej sjukhus), barnflickor m fl 914 Maids and related housekeeping service workers not elsewhere classified Hemvardare m fl 915 Maids and related housekeeping service workers not elsewhere classified Hotellportierer 916 Receptionists and travel agency clerks Pursers, trafikvardinnor m fl 917 Housekeeping and related service supervisors, other service workers Ovrigt husligt arbete 918 Housekeeping and related service supervisors, maids and related housekeeping service workers not elsewhere classified Hovmastare, servitorer 921 Waiters, bartenders and related workers Fastighetsarbetare m fl 931 Building caretakers Stadare 932 Charworkers, cleaners and related workers Skorstensfejare 933 Charworkers, cleaners and related workers 939 Ej specificerbar uppgift Frisorer, skonhetsvardare 941 Hairdressers, barbers, beauticians and related workers Badpersonal 942 Athletes, sportmen and related workers, hairdressers, barbers, beauticians and related workers Tvattare 943 Launderers, dry-cleaners and pressers Pressare 944 Launderers, dry-cleaners and pressers Sportledare, travtranare m fl 945 Athletes, sportmen and related workers, livestock workers Fotografer 946 Photographers and cameramen Begravningsbyraforestandare m fl 947 Undertakers and embalmers 184 Ovrigt servicearbete 948 Maids and related housekeeping service workers not elsewhere classified, other service workers 949 Ej specificerbar uppgift Militart arbete 981 Armed forces,(national servicemen are not included) Personer med ej identifierbara yrken eller utan angiven yrkestillhorighet 999 Workers reporting occupations unidentifiable or inadequately described, workers not reporting any occupation 185 SUPPLEMENTARY CODE 27: INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM SWEDISH VERSION NOTE: These codes are based on the International Standard Classification of All Economic Activities. AGRICULTURE, HUNTING, FORESTRY AND FISHING Agriculture and hunting 011 Agriculture and livestock production 012 Agricultural services Forestry and logging 021 Forestry 022 Logging Hunting, trapping and game propagation 030 Huntin, trapping and game propagation Fishing 040 Fishing MINING AND QUARRYING Coal mining 110 Coal mining Metal ore mining 121 Iron ore mining 122 Non-ferrous ore mining Crude petroleum and natural gas production 130 Crude petroleum and natural gas production Stone quarrying and sand pits 140 Stone quarrying and sand pits Other mining 190 Other mining MANUFACTURING Food manufacturing 201 Slaughtering, preparing and preserving meat 202 Manufacture of dairy products 203 Canning and preserving of fruits and vegetables 204 Canning, preserving and processing of fish, crustacea and similar foods 205 Grain mill products 206 Manufacture of bakery products 207 Sugar factories and refineries 208 Manufacture of cocoa, chocolate and sugar confectionery 209 Manufacture of food products not elsewhere classified Beverage industries 211 Distilling, rectifying and blending spirits 212 Wine industries 213 Malt liquours and malt 214 Soft drinks and carbonated waters industries 186 Tobacco manufactures 220 Tobacco manufactures Manufacture of textiles 231 Spinning, weaving and finishing textiles 232 Knitting mills 233 Cordage, rope and twine industries 241 Manufacture of footwear, except vulcanized or moulded rubber and plastic footwear 242 Repair of footwear and other leather goods 243 Manufacture of wearing apparel, except footwear 244 Manufacture of made-up textile goods except wearing apparel Manufacture of wood and cork products 251 Sawmills, planing and other wood mills 252 Manufacture of wood and cork products not elsewhere classified 253 Manufacture of wooden and cane containers and small cane ware Manufacture of furniture and fixtures, except primarily of metal 260 Manufacture of furniture and fixtures, except primarily of metal Manufacture of paper and paper products 271 Manufacture of pulp, paper and paperboard 272 Manufacture of containers and boxes of paper and paperboard Printing, publishing and allied industries 280 Printing, publishing and allied industries Manufacture of leather and products of leather, leather substitutes and fur, except footwear and wearing apparel 291 Tanneries and leather finishing 293 Furdressing and dyeing industries Manufacture of rubber products 300 Manufacture of rubber products Manufacture of industrial chemicals 311 Manufacture of basic industrial chemicals except fertilizers 313 Manufacture of paints, varnishes and lacquers 319 Manufacture of chemical products not elsewhere classified 321 Petroleum refineries 329 Manufacture of miscellaneous products of petroleum and coal Manufacture of non-metallic mineral products, except products of petroleum and coal 331 Manufacture of structural clay products 332 Manufacture of glass and glass products 333 Manufacture of pottery china and earthenware 334 Manufacture of cement, lime and plaster 339 Manufacture of non-metallic mineral products not elsewhere classified Iron and steel basic industries 341 Iron and steel works 342 Metalworks 343 Ironfoundry 344 Non-ferrous metal basic industries Manufacture of fabricated metal products, except machinery and equipment 351 Manufacture of structural metal products 352 Manufacture of cutlery, hand tools and general hardware 187 Manufacture of machinery except electrical 361 Manufacture of engines and turbines 362 Machinery and equipment except electrical not elsewhere classified Manufacture of electrical machinery, apparatus, appliances and supplies 371 Manufacture of electrical industrial machinery and apparatus 372 Manufacture of electrical apparatus and supplies not elsewhere classified Manufacture of transport equipment 381 Ship building and repairing 382 Manufacture of railroad equipment 383 Manufacture of motor vehicles 384 Repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles 385 Manufacture of motorcycles and bicycles 386 Manufacture of aircraft 389 Manufacture of transport equipment not elsewhere classified Manufacture of professional and scientific, and measuring equipment not elsewhere classified, and of photographic and optical goods 391 Manufacture of professional and scientific, and measuring and controlling equipment not elsewhere classified 392 Manufacture of photographic and optical goods 393 Manufacture of watches and clocks 394 Watch, clock and jewelry repair 395 Manufacture of jewelry and related articles 396 Manufacture of musical instruments 399 Manufacturing industries not elsewhere classified CONSTRUCTION Construction 401 Construction of houses 402 Road construction 403 Other construction ELECTRICITY, GAS AND WATER Electricity, gas and steam 511 Electric light and power 512 Gas manufacture and distribution 513 Steam and hot water supply Water works and supply 521 Water works and supply 522 Sanitary and similar services WHOLE AND RETAIL TRADE Wholesale trade 610 Wholesale trade Retail trade 620 Retail trade 188 FINANCING, INSURANCE, REAL ESTATE AND BUSINESS SERVICES Financial institutions 631 Financial services 632 Insurance Real estate 640 Real estate TRANSPORT, STORAGE AND COMMUNICATION Transport 711 Railway transport 712 Urban, suburban and inter-urban highway passenger transport 713 Other passenger land transport 714 Freight transport by road 715 Ocean, coastal and inland water transport 716 Supporting services to water transport 717 Air transport 718 Services incidental to transport Storage and warehousing 720 Storage and warehousing Communication, post and telephone 730 Communication, post and telephone COMMUNITY, SOCIAL AND PERSONAL SERVICES Public administration and defense 811 Public administration 812 Police, defense Social and related community service 821 Education services 822 Medical, dental, other health and veterinary services 823 Religious organizations 824 Welfare institutions 825 Research and scientific institutes 826 Libraries, museums, botanical and zoological gardens, and other cultural services not elsewhere classified 827 Business, professional and labor associations 829 Social and related community services not elsewhere classified Recreational and cultural services 831 Motion picture distribution and projection 832 Theatrical producers and entertainment services 833 Amusement and recreational services not elsewhere classified Personal and household services 841 Domestic services 845 Barber and beauty shops 846 Photographic studios, including commercial photography 849 Personal services not elsewhere classified 189 Business services except machinery and equipment rentals and leasing 851 Legal services 852 Accounting, auditing and bookkeeping services 853 Engineering, architecture and technical services 859 Business services, except machinery and equipment rental and leasing, not elsewhere classified 190 SUPPLEMENTARY CODE 28: INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM NORWEGIAN VERSION NOTE: These codes are based on the International Standard Classification of All Economic Activities AGRICULTURE 01 Agriculture FORESTRY 02 Forestry FISHING 04 Fishing 05 Seal hunting, small whale hunting WHALING 06 Whaling MINING 11 Coal mining 12 Iron ore 14 Stone, sand and gravel mining 15 Minerals 19 Miscellaneous extractive activity INDUSTRY 20 Foods industry 21 Beverages industry 22 Tobacco 23 Textiles 24 Clothing and garments 25 Timber industry 26 Furnishing 27 Wood products industry 28 Graphics, publishing 29 Leather 30 Rubber products 31 Chemical products 32 Coal and mineral refinements 33 Earth and stone products 34 Primary iron and metal industry 35 Iron and metal industy 36 Machinery 37 Electro-technical industry 38 Transportation vehicle industry 39 Miscellaneous industries 191 CONSTRUCTION AND BUILDING 41 Construction activity 42 Building activity POWER WATER WORKS 51 Electricity and gas 52 Water and sewage SALES 61 Sales 62 Gross sales 64 Retail sales 66 Commissions FINANCING 67 Banking 68 Insurance REAL ESTATE 69 Real estate SHIPPING 71 Foreign shipping 72 Domestic shipping 73 Service in connection with shipping OTHER TRANSPORT 74 Land transport 75 Air transport 76 Service in connection with transport 77 Storage 78 Postal, telephone, telegraph PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION AND DEFENSE 81 Public administration and defense PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SERVICE 82 Education 83 Health and veterinary 84 Religious and humanitarian work 85 Non-profit organizations and institutions 86 Profit services 87 Entertainment 192 PERSONAL SERVICES 91 Paid housework 92 Hotel and restaurant 93 Washing, cleaning and other personal services NO ANSWER OR INSUFFICIENT INFORMATION 99 No answer or insufficient information 193 SUPPLEMENTARY CODE 29: SWEDISH SEI OCCUPATION CODES NOTE: The Swedish coding system, SEI, is based on required vocational training qualifications for each occupation with trade union area attached. Initially the Swedish project attempted to distinguish between various kinds of self-employment but found it to be difficult - thus codes 11-20 all represent self-employed. 01 No vocational training required - blue-collar union 02 One but not two years of vocational training required - blue- collar union 03 Two but not three years of vocational training required - blue-collar union 04 More than three years of vocational training required - blue- collar union 05 No vocational training required - white-collar union 06 One but not two years of vocational training required - white- collar union 07 Two but not three years of vocational training required - white-collar union 08 Three but not four years of vocational training required - white-collar union 09 Four years or more of vocational training required - white- collar union 10 Leading positions 11 Self-employed 12 Self-employed 13 Self-employed 14 Self-employed 15 Self-employed 16 Self-employed 17 Self-employed 18 Self-employed 19 Self-employed 20 Self-employed 194 SUPPLEMENTARY CODE 30: NORWEGIAN CLASSIFICATION OF EDUCATON CODE NOTE: An English translation is not available. INGEN UTDANNING OG UTDANNING PA FORSKOLENIVA 00000 INGEN UTDANNING 01100 Forskoleutdanning 01110 Ett-arig forskoleutdanning, 0 01120 To-arig forskoleutdanning, 0 01200 UTDANNING VED DAGINSTITUSJONER FOR BARN 01210 Barnehageavdeling, 0 01220 Dagheimavdeling, 0 01900 Utdanning pa forskoleniva ellers UTDANNING PA BARNESKOLENIVA 11100 Grunnskoleutdanning pa barneskoletrinnet, 1-6 11300 Spesialskoleutdanning pa barneskoletrinnet 11310 Utdanning for dove og tunghorte, 1-6 11320 Utdanning for blinde og svaksynte, 1-6 11330 Utdanning for talehemmede, 1-6 11340 Utdanning for barn og ungdom med larevansker, 1-6 11350 Utdanning for barn og ungdom med tilpasningsvansker, 1-6 11900 Allmennutdanning pa barneskoleniva ellers UTDANNING PA UNGDOMSSKOLENIVA 21000 ALLMENT FAGFELT 21100 Grunnskoleutdanning pa ungdomsskoletrinnet 21110 Plan 3 i alle obligatoriske skriftlige fag, med tysk, 7-9 21120 Plan 3 i alle obligatoriske skriftlige fag, uten tysk, 7-9 21130 Plan 2 som laveste plan i obligatoriske skriftlige fag, med tysk, 7-9 21100 Plan 2 som laveste plan i obligatoriske skriftlige fag, uten tysk, 7-9 21150 Plan 1 som laveste plan i obligatoriske skriftlige fag, med tysk, 7-9 21160 Plan 1 som laveste plan i obligatoriske skriftlige fag, uten tysk, 7-9 21170 Plan A i ett eller to obligatoriske skriftlige fag, 7-9 21180 Plan A i alle obligatoriske skriftlige fag, 7-9 21190 Annen grunnskoleutdanning, 7-9 21200 Folkeskoleutdanning, 1-7 21300 Spesialskoleutdanning pa ungdomsskolestrinnet 21310 Utdanning for dove og tunghorte, 7-9 21320 Utdanning for blinde og svaksynte, 7-9 21330 Utdanning for talehemmede, 7-9 21340 Utdanning for barn og ungdom med laerevansker, 1-6 21350 Utdanning for barn og ungdom med tilpasningsvansker, 7-9 21400 Framhaldsskoleutdanning 21410 Ett-arig kurs, 8 195 21420 To-arig kurs, 8-9 21900 Allmennutdanning pa ungdomsskoleniva ellers 21910 Grunnskole, voksenopplaering 21911 Forkurs for teknisk skole, 9 21912 Forkurs for teknisk fagskole, 9 21919 Andre voksenopplaeringskurs, 9 UTDANNING PA GYMNASNIVA I 31000 ALLMENT FAGFELT 31100 Utvidet grunnskoleutdanning (10, frivillige skolear) 31110 Plan 3 i alle obligatoriske skriftlige fag, med tysk, 10 31190 Annet plan-og fagvalg, 10 31400 Gymnasutdanning 31410 Deleksamen i sprakfag, 10 31430 Deleksamen i andre humanistiske og estetiske fag, 10 31440 Deleksamen i samfunnsfag, 10 31460 Deleksamen i matematikk og naturfag, 10 31490 Deleksamen i andre fag, 10 31500 Folkehogskolekurs 31510 Folkehogskolekurs 31511 Allmennteoretiske fag, 10 31512 Musikkfag, 10 31513 Teater-, sprak- eller litteratur- fag, 10 31514 Sosialfag, 10 31515 Journalist-, massemedia eller andre samfunnsfag, 10 31516 Formings- eller husstellfag, 10 31517 Matematikk, naturfag eller tekniske fag, 10 31518 Idretts- eller ungdomslederfag, 10 31519 Andre fag, 10 31600 Realskoleutdanning 31610 To-spraklig linje, 8-10 31620 Ett-spraklig linje, 8-10 31900 Allmennutdanning pa gymnasniva I ellers 31950 Forkurs for Statens laererskole i husstell, 10 32000 HUMANIORA OG ESTETIKK 32100 Historie-, litteratur- og sprakfag 32200 Religionsfag 32210 Bibelskoleutdanning 32211 Halv-arig bibelkurs, 10 32212 Ett-arig bibelkurs, 10 32213 Kortere bibelkurs, 10 32290 Annen utdanning i religionsfag 32300 Humanistiske fag ellers 32400 Reklametegning og dekorasjon 32402 Grunnleggende verkstedskole for reklametegnere og dekoratorer, 10 32404 Halv-arig dekoratorkurs, 10 32405 Ett-arig dekoratorkurs, 10 32406 Kortere dekoratorkurs, 10 32407 To-arig deltidskurs i reklametegning, 10 196 32500 Musikkfag 32590 Annen utdanning i musikkfag 32591 Halv-arig musikkurs ved bibelskole, 10 32592 Ett-arig musikkurs ved bibelskole, 10 32593 Kortere sang- og musikkurs ved bibelskole, 10 32595 Annen ett-arig musikkutdanning, 10 32600 Bildende kunst 32610 Maler- og grafikerutdanning 32611 Halv-arig tegnekurs, 10 32612 Ett-arig tegnekurs, 10 32613 Kortere tegnekurs, 10 32614 Ett-arig rosemalerkurs, 10 32617 Kortere kurs i grafikk, 10 32700 Brukskunst (formgiving) 32710 Keramikerutdanning 32713 Kortere keramikerkurs, 10 32750 Mote- og kostymetegnerutdanning 32753 Kortere kurs i moteetegning, 10 32790 Annen utdanning i brukskunst 32791 Halv-arskurs i forming (ikke tekstile materialer) ved husflidsskole, 10 32792 Arskurs i forming ved husflidsskole, 10 32794 Grunnleggende verkstedskole for kunsthandverkere (souvenir og brukskunst), 10 32796 Kortere jurs i modellering, 10 33000 UNDERVISNING 33900 Undervisningsfag ellers 34000 ADMINISTRASJON OG OKONOMI 34100 Administrative fag 34110 Arbeidslederutdanning for formenn 34115 Kurs i arbeidsledelse for sjofolk (batsmannskurs), 10 34190 Annen utdanning i administrative fag 34200 Kontor- og handelsfag, generelt 34210 Handelsskoleutdanning 34211 Halv-arig handelsskolekurs, 10 34212 Ett-arig handelsskolekurs, 10 34290 Annen utdanning i kontor- og handelsfag generelt 34300 Kontorfag 34310 Generell utdanning i kontorfag 34311 Yrkesskole i handels- og kontorfag, kontorlinje, 10 34313 Kortere kontorkurs, 10 34314 Kortere videregaende kontorkurs, 10 34320 Regnskapsutdanning 34330 Stenograf- og sekretaerutdanning 34340 Maskinskriverutdanning 34350 Datamaskinoperatorutdanning 34380 Spesialutdanning for offentlig ansatte kontorfunksjonaerer 34381 Arkivlederutdanning, 10 34382 Kontorelevutdanning for nyansatte i staten, 10 34385 Politiskolen, kortere kurs for kontorfundsjonaerer, 10 34390 Annen utdanning i kontorarbeid 197 34400 Handelsfag 34410 Generell utdanning i handelsfag 34411 Yrkesskole i handels- og kontorfag, handelslinje, 10 34440 Butikkekspeditorutdanning 34441 Kortere butikkurs, 10 34444 Kortere kurs for bensinstasjonsbetjening, 10 34600 Sosialfag 34610 Utdanning av personell til sosiale institusjoner 34614 Kortere kurs for aldershjemastyrere, 10 34900 Merkantile fag ellers 35000 INDUSTRI, HANDVERK OG TEKNIKK 35100 Tekstil-, som- og laervarefag 35110 Utdanning i vevning 35111 Halv-ariskurs i vev, 10 35112 Arskurs i vev, 10 35120 Annen utdanning i tekstilarbeid 35130 Utdanning i konfeksjonssom 35131 Halv-arig verkstedskole for konfeksjonssyere, 10 35132 Grunnleggende verkstedskole for konfeksjonssyere, 10 35133 Ett-arig kurs i industrisom, 10 35138 Kortere kurs for konfeksjonssyere, 10 35140 Utdanning i kjole- og draktsom 35141 Halv-arig verkstedskole i som (kjole- og draktsyere), 10 35142 Grunnleggende verkstedskole i som (kjole- og draktsyere), 10 35150 Skredderutdanning 35152 Grunnleggende verkstedskole for skreddere, 10 35160 Mobeltapetsererutdanning 35162 Grunnleggende verkstedskole for mobeltapetserere, 10 35165 Halv-arig kurs for mobeltapetserere, 10 35170 Annen utdanning i tilskjaering og som 35173 Halv-arskurs i som ved husflidsskole, 10 35174 Arskurs i som ved husflidsskole, 10 35176 Halv-arskurs i prydsom (og forming), 10 35177 Elementaerkurs i som og vev ved husflidsskole, 10 35178 Kortere somkurs, 10 35180 Utdanning i skotoyarbeid 35184 Kurs for skoreparatorer, 10 35190 Annen utdanning i laervarearbeid 35200 Finmekaniske fag 35210 Urmakerutdanning 35212 Grunnleggende verkstedskole for urmakere, 10 35220 Tannteknikerutdanning 35222 Grunnleggende verkstedskole for tannteknikere, 10 35230 Gullsmedutdanning 35232 Grunnleggende verkstedskole for gullsmeder, 10 35290 Annen utdanning i finmekaniske fag 35293 Grunnleggende verkstedskole for optikere, 10 35294 Grunnleggende verkstedskole for finmekanikere, 10 35300 Mekaniske fag ellers 35310 Bilmekanikerutdanning 35311 Praktisk-teoretisk laerlingskole for bilopprettere, 10 35312 Grunnleggende verkstedskole for bilopprettere, 10 35313 Grunnleggende verkstedskole for bilmekanikere, 10 35314 Halv-arig kurs for bilopprettere, 10 198 35315 Halv-arig videregaende kurs for bilopprettere, 10 35316 Kortere kurs i bilteknikk, 10 35317 Halv-arig kurs for bilmekanikere, 10 35318 Halv-arig videregaende kurs for bilmekanikere, 10 35320 Flymekanikerutdanning 35330 Landbruksmekanikerutdanning 35331 Halv-arig verksted- og maskinkurs, 10 35332 Ett-arig verksted- og maskinkurs, 10 35340 Verkstedmekanikerutdanning 35342 Grunnleggende verkstedskole for produksjonsmekanikere, 10 35390 Annen utdanning i mekaniske fag 35391 Halv-arig verkstedskole for maskinarbeidere og mekanikere (jern- og metallarbeidere), 10 35392 Grunnleggende verkstedskole for maskinarbeidere og mekanikere (jern- og metallarbeidere), 10 35393 Halv-arig mekanikerkurs, 10 35394 Halv-arig videregaende mekanikerkurs, 10 35396 Maskinlinje ved Blindeskolen, 10 35397 Kortere kurs i bruk av verktoymaskiner, 10 35400 Jern- og metallfag ellers 35410 Utdanning i stoperiarbeid 35412 Grunnleggende verkstedskole for stopere, 10 35420 Annen utdanning i smelteverk- og metallverkarbeid 35430 Utdanning i blikkslager- og annet tynnplatearbeid 35432 Grunnleggende verkstedskole for kopper- og blikkslagere, 10 35433 Grunnleggende verkstedskole for tynnplatearbeidere, 10 35434 Praktisk-teoretisk laerlingskole for kopper- og blikkslagere, 10 35436 Halv-arig kurs i tynnplatearbeid, 10 35440 Rorleggerutdanning 35442 Grunnleggende verkstedskole for rorleggere, 10 35445 Halv-arig kurs, 10 35450 Utdanning i skipsbyggingsarbeid 35456 Kortere skipsreparatorkurs, 10 35460 Utdanning i annet plate-, sveise- og stalkonstruksjonsarbeid 35461 Halv-arig verkstedskole for sveisere, 10 35465 Grunnleggende verkstedskole for sveise- og konstruksjons- arbeidere, 10 35467 Halv-arig plate- og sveisekurs, 10 35468 Kortere sveisekurs, 10 35490 Annen utdanning i jern- og metallarbeid 35493 Grunnleggende verkstedskole i monteringsarbeid, 10 35496 Arskurs i jern- og metallarbeid ved husflidskkole, 10 35498 Arbeidsforberedende opplaering, jern- og metallfag, 10 35500 Elektrofag 35510 Elektrikerutdanning, sterkstrom 35512 Grunnleggende verkstedskole i sterkstrom, 10 35514 Halv-arig elektromontorkurs, 10 35520 Utdanning for kraftstasjonsbetjening (elektromaskinister) 35530 Skipselektrikerutdanning 35540 Annen utdanning i sterkstromsarbeid 35550 Utdanning i svakstromsfag 35552 Grunnleggende verkstedskole i svakstromsfag, 10 35558 Kortere kurs for hjelpearbeidere til svakstromsbedrifter, 10 35560 Teleteknisk utdanning 199 35561 Televerket, montorkurs, 10 35563 Televerket, praktisk kurs for montoraspiranter, 10 35564 Televerket, teoretisk (avsluttende) montorkurs, 10 35570 Radio- og fjernsynsteknisk utdanning 35575 Halv-arig kurs i radioteknikk, 10 35576 Halv-arig kurs i fjernsynsteknikk, 10 35577 Ett-arig kurs i radio- og fjernsynsteknikk, 10 35590 Annen utdanning i svakstromsarbeid 35600 Trearbeids-, bygge- og anleggsfag 35610 Tomrerutdanning 35612 Grunnleggende verkstedskole for tomrere, 10 35613 Grunnleggende verkstedskole for batbyggere, 10 35615 Atte-maneders tomrerkurs, 10 35616 Halv-arig tomrerkurs, 10 35617 Kortere byggmontorkurs, 10 35618 Kortere kurs i laftehusbygging, 10 35620 Mobelsnekkerutdanning 35622 Grunnleggende verkstedskole for mobelsnekkere, 10 35630 Industrisnekkerutdanning 35632 Grunnleggende verkstedskole for snekkere, 10 35637 Halv-arig kurs for maskinsnekkere, 10 35640 Annen utdanning i snekker- og trearbeidsfag 35641 Halv-arig verkstedskole i trearbeid (felles grunnopplaering i snekkerfag), 10 35642 Grunnleggende verkstedskole i trearbeid (felles grunnopplaering i snekkerfag), 10 35643 Halv-arig kurs i trearbeid ved husflidskole 0.1., 10 35644 Arskurs i trearbeid ved spesialskole, attforingsskole, husflidskkole 0.1., 10 35646 Norges Trelastskole, ett-arig kurs i trelastteknikk, 10 35647 Arbeidsforberedende opplaering, trearbeidsfag, 10 35650 Maler- og bygningstapetsererutdanning (inkl. lakkererutdanning) 35651 Halv-arig verkstedskole for malere, 10 35652 Grunnleggende verkstedskole for malere, 10 35656 Halv-arig malerkurs, 10 35657 Kortere malerkurs, 10 35660 Utdanning i glassmesterarbeid 35662 Grunnleggende verkstedskole for glassmestere, 10 35670 Murerutdanning (inkl. utdanning i jern- binder- og betongstoperarbeid) 35672 Grunnleggende verkstedskole for murere, 10 35675 Halv-arig kurs i forskaling, 10 35676 Kortere kurs i armering, 10 35677 Kortere kurs i forskaling, 10 35680 Annen utdanning i byggefag 35682 Grunnleggende verkstedskole for bygg- og anleggsarbeidere, 10 35690 Annen utdanning i anleggsfag (inkl. utdanning i gruvefag) 35691 Kortere skiferarbeiderkurs, 10 35696 Statens bergskole, kortere gruvemalerkurs, 10 35700 Grafiske fag 35710 Boktrykkerutdanning (settere og trykkere) 35711 Halv-arig verkstedskole for settere og trykkere, 10 35712 Grunnleggende verkstedskole for settere og trykkere, 10 200 35716 Kortere kurs for settere, 10 35720 Bokbinderutdanning 35724 Praktisk-teoretisk laerlingskole for bokbindere, 10 35725 Praktisk-teoretisk laerlingskole for bokbinderassistenter, 10 35790 Annen grafisk utdanning 35800 Noeringsmiddelfag 35810 Baker- og konditorutdanning 35812 Grunnleggende verkstedskole for bakere og konitorer, 10 35820 Polsemaker- og slakterutdanning 35822 Grunnleggende verkstedskole for polsemakere og slaktere, 10 35830 Meieriutdanning 35834 Grunnkurs i meieribruk, 10 35840 Utdanning i fiskeforedling 35841 Halv-arig kurs i fisketilvirkning og fiskeindustri, 10 35842 Ett-arig kurs for produksjon av marine oljer, silde- og fiskemel, 10 35843 Kortere kurs i fisketilvirkning, 10 35844 Ett-arig kurs i fisketilvirkning og fiskeindustri, 10 35850 Utdanning i konserveringsarbeid 35851 Norges hermetikkfagskole, 10 35890 Annen utdanning i maeringsmiddelfag 35900 Industrielle, handverksmessige og tekniske fag ellers 35910 Laborantutdanning 35912 Grunnleggende verkstedskole for laboranter (kjemikere), 10 35914 Halv-arig kurs for laboranter, 10 35930 Utdanning i teknisk tegning 35932 Ett-arig kurs for tegneassistenter, 10 35933 Halv-arig kurs for tegneassistenter, 10 35940 Kjoleteknisk utdanning 35941 Statens kjolemaskinistskole, kjolemaskinistlinje, 10 35942 Ett-arig kjolemontorkurs, 10 35950 Oppmalings- og jordskifteutdanning 35952 Ett-arig landmalerkurs, 10 35955 Ett-arig karttegnerkurs, 10 35960 Utdanning i plastvarearbeid 35961 Halv-arig kurs i plastvarearbeid, 10 35962 Ett-arig kurs i plastvarearbeid, 10 35970 Anleggsmaskinarbeiderutdanning 35973 Halv-arig anleggsmaskinarbeiderkurs, 10 35974 Kortere kurs for anleggsmaskinkjorere, 10 35990 Utdanning i andre industri-, handverks- og tekniske fag 35991 Halv-arskurs i handverk ved landbruksskole 35992 Arskurs i handverk ved landbruksskole, 10 35993 Halv-arig kurs for kantsteinhoggere, 10 35996 Halv-arig kurs for industrireparatorer, 10 35997 Kortere kurs i kjemisk prosessarbeid, 10 35998 Laerlingskole, 1.-3. klasse, 10 36000 SAMFERDSEL 36100 Maritime navigasjonsfag 36110 Skipsforerutdanning 36111 Kystskipperkurs av 2. klasse, 10 36190 Annen utdanning i maritime navigasjonsfag 201 36200 Maritime maskinistfag 36220 Maskinistutdanning 36230 Maskinistaspirantutdanning 36290 Annen utdanning i maritime maskinistfag 36291 Fiskerfagskole, motorpasserlinje, 10 36300 Sjofartsfag ellers 36310 Utdanning for dekksmannskap 36311 Kurs for sjoaspiranter, dekkslinje, 10 36312 Kortere voksenopplaeringskurs, dekkslinje, 10 36320 Utdanning for maskinmannskap 36321 Kurs for sjoaspiranter, maskinlinje, 10 36322 Kortere voksenopplaeringskurs, maskinlinje, 10 36390 Annen maritim utdanning 36400 Lufttrafikkfag 36500 Vegtrafikkfag 36510 Sjaforutdanning 36511 Kortere kurs for forerkort av kl.2, 10 36590 Annen utdanning i vegtrafikk 36600 Jernbanetrafikkfag 36610 Lokomotivforerutdanning 36620 Konduktorutdanning 36621 Jernbaneskolen, konduktorkurs, 10 36630 Togekspeditorutdanning 36631 Jernbaneskolen, trafikkurs I, 10 36640 Stasjonsbetjentutdanning (ytre stasjonstjeneste) 36650 Banetjenesteutdanning 36652 Jernbaneskolen, banereparatorkurs, 10 36690 Annen utdanning i jernbanetrafikkfag 36700 Postale fag 36710 Postekspeditorutdanning 36711 Postskolen, videregaende kurs for postapnere, 10 36712 Postskolen, jurs i indre- og skranketjeneste, 10 36720 Postdistribusjonsutdanning 36721 Postskolen, postpakkemesterkurs, 10 36790 Annen utdanning i postale fag 36800 Telekommunikasjonsfag 36810 Telegrafistutdanning 36820 Telegraf- og telefonekspeditorutdanning 36821 Teleskolen, telegrafkurs, 10 36822 Teleskolen, telefonkurs, 10 36824 Kontor- og telefonikurs ved Blindeskolen, 10 36890 Annen utdanning i telekommunikasjonsfag 36900 Transport- og kommunikasjonsfag ellers 37000 HELSEVERN 37100 Sykepleiefag 37110 Hjelpepleierutdanning 37111 Hjelpepleierskole, generell sykepleie, 10 37112 Hjelpepleierskole, psykiatrisk sykepleie, 10 37180 Legesekretaerutdanning 37181 Halv-arig legesekretaerkurs, 10 37190 Annen sykepleierutdanning 37200 Tannpleiefag 37210 Tannlegeassistentutdanning 37211 Ett-arig tannlegeassistentkurs, 10 202 37212 Halv-arig tannlegeassistentkurs, 10 37290 Annen utdanning i tannpleiefag (ekskl. tannteknikerutdanning) 37300 Barnepleifag 37310 Barnepleierutdanning 37311 Halv-arskurs i barsel- og barnepleie, 10 37312 Arskurs i barsel- og barnepleie, 10 37390 Annen utdanning i barnepleiefag 37400 Vernepleifag 37410 Hjelpepleierutdanning 37411 Hjelpepleierskole, vernepleie, 10 37490 Annen utdanning i vernepleiefag 37500 Apotekfag 37510 Apotekteknikerutdanning 37511 Ett-arig kurs for apotekteknikere, 10 37590 Annen utdanning i apotekfag 37600 Terapeutiske fag 37620 Arbeidsterapeututdanning 37623 Forskole for arbeidsterapeuter, 10 37900 Helsevernfag ellers 38000 JORDBRUK, SKOGBRUK OG FISKE 38100 Praksiskurs i jordbruk og husdyrstell (laerlingutdanning) 38111 Halv-arig praksiskurs i husdyrstell, 10 38112 Annet halv-arig praksiskurs, 10 38116 Ett-arig praksiskurs i husdyrstell, 10 38117 Annet ett-arig praksiskurs, 10 38150 Rokterutdanning (kurs i husdyrhold) 38155 Halv-arig kurs i pelsdyrrokt, 10 38190 Annen jordbruksutdanning 38191 Halv-arig landbrukskurs, 10 38193 Ett-arig reindriftskurs, 10 38194 Ett-arig grunnkurs i jordbruksfag (ungdomskurs), 10 38200 Gartneri- og hagebruksfag 38210 Praksiskurs i gartneri og hagebruk (laerlingutdanning) 38211 Halv-arig praksiskurs i hagebruk, 10 38290 Annen utdanning i gartneri- og hagebruksfag 38291 Grunnkurs i blomsterdekorasjon, 10 38292 Gartnerskole, grunnkurs I, 10 38293 Gartnerskole, grunnkurs II, 10 38300 Skogbruksfag 38390 Annen skogbruksutdanning 38392 Ett-arig grunnkurs i skogbruksfag, 10 38393 Halv-arig driftsteknisk kurs (maskinforerkurs) ved yrkesskole for skogbruk, 10 38500 Fiskefag 38510 Fiskeskipperutdanning 38512 Fiskerfagskole, fiskeskipperkurs av 2. klasse, 10 38590 Annen utdanning i fiske- og fangstarbeid 39000 TJENESTEYTING OG FORSVAR 39100 Husstellfag 39110 Husmorskoleutdanning 39111 Halv-arig fagskole i husstell, 10 39112 Ett-arig fagskole i husstell, 10 203 39114 Elementaerlinje i husstell, 10 39115 Ett-arig kurs for husassistenter, 10 39116 Halv-arig viderefaende fagskole i husstell (suppleringskurs), 10 39118 Kortere husstellkurs, 10 39120 Husmorvikar- og hjemmehjelperutdanning 39121 Halv-arig husmorvikarkurs, 10 39190 Annen husstellutdanning 39192 Husstellkurs ved spesialskole 0.1., 10 39193 Ett-arig kurs i husstell og som, 10 39200 Hotell- og restaurantfag 39210 Stuertutdanning 39213 Fiskerfagskole, fiskebatstuertlinje, 10 39220 Kokkutdanning 39224 Halv-arig verkstedskole for kokker, 10 39225 Grunnleggende verkstedskole for kokker, 10 39226 Kortere kjokkenkurs, 10 39227 Ett-arig grunnkurs ved kokkskole, 10 39230 Servitorutdanning 39232 Grunnleggende verkstedskole for servitorer, 10 39233 Halv-arig verkstedskole for servitorer, 10 39235 Kortere serveringskurs, 10 39240 Trafikkvertinneutdanning 39250 Hotell- og restaurantlederutdanning 39260 Oldfrueutdanning 39262 Halv-arig kurs for oldfrueassistenter, 10 39290 Annen utdanning i hotell- og restaurantfag 39291 Kurs for sjoaspiranter, bysselinje, 10 39292 Kortere voksenopplaeringskurs, bysselinje, 10 39293 Halv-arig hotellservicekurs, 10 39294 Halv-arig resepsjonskurs, 10 39300 Hygiene- og skjonnhetspleiefag 39310 Frisorutdanning 39312 Grunnleggende verkstedskole for damefrisorer, 10 39320 Frisorutdanning 39322 Grunnleggende verkstedskole for herrefrisorer, 10 39326 Grunnleggende verkstedskole for frisorer, 10 39390 Annen utdanning i hygiene og skjonnhetspleie 39400 Vaktmester- og rengjoringsfag 39405 Kortere vaktmesterkurs, 10 39406 Kortere portorkurs, 10 39500 Fotograffag 39502 Grunnleggende verkstedskole for fotografer, 10 39600 Idretts- og ungdomslederutdanning 39605 Kortere barne- og ungdomslederkurs ved bibelskole, 10 39700 Sivile overvakings- og tryggingsfag 39720 Politiutdanning 39721 Politiskolen, grunnkurs for politiaspiranter, 10 39730 Fengselsutdanning 39731 Fengselsskolen, grunnkurs, 10 39733 Fengselsskolen, videregaende kurs, 10 39740 Tollutdanning 39741 Tollskolen, tollassistentkurs 39745 Tollskolen, kurs for videreutdanning av tolloverbetjenter m.f., 10 204 39800 Militaere fag 39810 Befalsutdanning for troppstjeneste 39890 Annen militaer utdanning 39900 Andre fag UTDANNING PA GYMNASNIVA II 41000 ALLMENT FAGFELT 41400 Gymnasutdanning 41410 Sprakfaglig utdanning 41411 Engelsklinje, 10-12 41414 Norronlinje, 10-12 41416 Latinlinje, 10-12 41419 Annen sprakfaglig linje, 10-12 41430 Annen humanistisk eller estetisk utdanning 41431 Musikklinje, 10-12 41440 Samfunnsfaglig utdanning 41441 Okonomisk bymnas, 10-12 41445 Sosiallinje, 10-12 41449 Annen samfunnsfaglig linje, 10-12 41460 Naturfaglig utdanning 41461 Reallinje, 10-12 41464 Naturfaglinje, 10-12 41469 Annen naturfaglig linje, 10-12 41500 Folkehogskoleutdanning 41530 Videregaende folkehogskolekurs, 11 41900 Annen allmennutdanning pa bymnasniva II 41930 Forkurs for landbrukshogskolen, 11 42000 HUMANIORA OG ESTETIKK 42100 HIstorie-, litteratur- og sprakfag 42200 Religionsfag 42260 Misjonaer- og predikantutdanning 42262 Frelsesarmens krigsskole, 10-11 42300 Humanistiske fag ellers 42400 Reklametegning og dekorasjon 42403 Videregaende verkstedskole for reklametegnere og dekoratorer, 11 42404 Kombinert grunnkurs for reklametegnere og dekoratorer, 10-11 42405 Handverks- og kunstindustriskole, reklamelinje, 10-12 42406 To-arig dekoratorkurs, 10-11 42500 Musikkfag 42510 Organistutdanning 42520 Orkestermusikerutdanning 42530 Dirigentutdanning 42533 Tre-arig musikkfagskole, korlinje, 10-12 42534 Yrkesrettet pabygningsar i musikk, korlinje, 12 42536 Tre-arig musikkfagskole, orkesterlinje, 10-12 42537 Yrkesrettet pabygningsar i musikk, orkesterlinje, 12 42590 Annen musikkutdanning 42592 Tre-arig musikkfagskole, annen linje (ikke kors, orkester- eller barnehagelinje), 10-12 42593 Yrkesrettet pabygningsar i musikk, annen linje (ikke kor-, orkester- eller barnehagelinje), 12 42594 Kombinert grunnkurs i musikk, 10-11 205 42595 Studieforberedende pabygningsar i musikk, 12 42600 Bildende kunst 42610 Maler- og grafikerutdanning 42611 Handverk- og kunstindustriskole, linje for malere (glassmaleri og mosaikk), 10-12 42613 Ett-arig videregaende tegnekurs, 11 42614 Handverk-og kunstindustriskole, linje for grafikk, 10-12 42620 Billedhoggerutdanning 42630 Bokkunstnerutdanning 42690 Annen utdanning i bildende kunst 42700 Brukskunst (formgiving) 42710 Keramikerutdanning 42711 Handverks- og kunstindustriskole, linje for keramikk, 11-12 42720 Mobel- og innredningsarkitektutdanning 42721 Handverks- og kunstindustriskole, linje for mobler og innredningsarkitektur, 10-12 42724 Kominert grunnkurs i interiorfag, 10-11 42730 Metalldesignerutdanning 42731 Handverks- og kunstindustriskole, linje for metall, 10-12 42740 Tekstilkunstnerutdanning 42741 Handverks- og kunstindustriskole, linje for tekstil, 10-12 42750 Mote- og kostymetegnerutdanning 42751 Handverks- og kunstindustriskole, linje for mote- og kostymetegning, 10-12 42790 Annen utdanning i brukskunst 42794 Kombinert grunnkurs i forming, 10-11 42800 Teaterfag 42810 Skuespillerutdanning 42811 Statens teaterskole, linje for skuespillere, 10-12 42820 Opera- og konsertsangerutdanning 42821 Statens operaklasse, 11-12 42830 Danserutdanning 42831 Ballettinstituttet, to-arig kurs, 11-12 42890 Annen utdanning i teaterfag 42900 Estetiske fag ellers 42904 Kombinert grunnkurs i estetiske fag, 10-11 43000 UNDERVISNING 43100 Barnehagelaererutdanning 43120 Utdanning av laerere for musikalsk barnehage 43122 Tre-arig musikkfagskole, barnehagelinje, 10-12 43123 Yrkesrettet pabygningsar i musikk, barnehagelinje, 12 43124 To-arig kurs for musikkbarnehagelaerere, 10-12 43190 Annen barnehagelaererutdanning 43200 Klasselaererutdanning 43210 Alminnelig laererskoleutdanning 43290 Annen utdanning for klasselaerere 43300 Faglaererutdanning 43380 Laererutdanning i husstell-, hotell og restaurantfag 43390 Annen faglaererutdanning 43600 Musikk- og sanglaererutdanning 43610 Musikklaererutdanning 43620 Sanglaererutdanning 43900 Undervisningsfag ellers 43910 Husflidslaererutdanning 206 43913 Ett-arig kurs for kursledere (formingsledere og fritidsledere), 12 43930 Danselaererutdanning 43931 Kurs for danselaerere, 11 43950 Sjaforlaererutdanning 43951 Ett-arig sjaforlaererskole, 11 43990 Annen laererutdanning 44000 ADMINISTRASJON OG OKONOMI 44100 Administrative fag 44110 Arbeidslederutdanning for formenn 44111 Kurs for arbeidsledere i verkstedindustrien (Formannsskolen, Konsberg), 12 44112 Kurs for arbeidsledere i treindustrien (Lederskolen for treindustrien), 12 44113 Kurs for arbeidsledere innen grafiske fag (Oslo elementaertekniske skole), 12 44114 Kurs for arbeidsledere innen handverk og industri (Bedriftslederskoler for handverk og den mindre industri), 12 44115 Laerlingskolens 4. klasse, 12 44117 Kurs i arbeidsledelse innen fisketilvirking, 11 44118 Kurs for arbeidsledelse i bilteknikk (Den biltekniske lederskole), 12 44119 Kurs for arbeidsledelse i andre fag (Oslo elementaertekniske skole), 11 44190 Annen utdanning i administrative fag 44200 Kontor- og handelsfag, generelt 44210 Handelsskoleutdanning 44220 Handelsgymnasutdanning 44222 To-arig hoyere handelsutdanning ved Wangs handelsskole, 10-11 44230 Bedriftsokonomisk utdanning 44231 Bedriftsokonomisk eksamen, to-arig deltidskurs, 12 44290 Annen generell handels- og kontorutdanning 44300 Kontorfag 44310 Generell utdanning i kontorfag 44314 Kombinert grunnkurs i kontorfag, 10-11 44320 Regnskapsutdanning 44321 Regnskapsforerkurs ved landbruksskole, 12 44322 Videregaende yrkesskole i handels- og kontorfag, regnskaps- og okonomilinje, 11 44330 Stenograf- og sekretaerutdanning 44332 Videregaende yrkesskole i handels- og kontorfag, kontor- sekretaerlinje, 11 44350 Datamaskinoperatorutdanning 44360 Programmererutdanning 44361 Halv-arig programmererkurs, 11 44362 Ett-arig programmererkurs, 11 44363 Kortere programmererkurs, 11 44364 Yrkesskole i handels- og kontorfag, 3. skolear, EDB-linje, 12 44370 Spesialutdanning for privatansatte kontorfunksjonaerer 44371 Bankakademiet, 1. avdeling, 11 44372 Bankakademiet, 2. avdeling, 12 207 44380 Utdanning i offentlig administrasjon 44383 Ett-arig saksbehandlerkurs, 11 44384 Byraskolen, kurs III, 11 44385 Videregaende yrkesskole i handels- og kontorfag, administrasjonslinje, 11 44390 Annen utdanning i kontorarbeid 44400 Handelsfag 44410 Generell utdanning i handelsfag 44414 Kombinert grunnkurs i handelsfag, 11 44420 Utdanning for salgsrepresentanter og addvisitorer 44430 Markedsforingsutdanning 44431 Grunnkurs i markedsforing, 11 44432 Fagkurs i markedsforing, 12 44433 Videregaende yrkesskole i handels- og kontorfag, markeds- foringslinje, 11 44470 Butikklederutdanning 44472 Samvirkeskolen, langkurs for aspiranter, 11 44475 Samvirkeskolen, videregaende kurs I, 11 44476 Samvirkeskolen, videregaende kurs II, 11 44477 Samvirkeskolen, assistentkurs, 12 44478 Butikklederskolen, kortere kurs, 11 44600 Sosialfag 44690 Annen utdanning i sosialfag 44695 Kombinert grunnkurs i sosialfag, 11 44900 Merkantile fag ellers 44910 Utdanning i samvirkesporsmal 44911 Samvirkekurs ved landbruksskole, 12 44990 Annen utdanning i merkantile fag 45000 INDUSTRI, HANDVERK OG TEKNIKK 45100 Tekstil-, som- og laervarefag 45110 Utdanning i veving 45111 Halv-arskurs i billedvev, 11 45112 Arskurs i billedvev, 11 45113 Arskurs i videregaende vev, 11 45114 Kombinert grunnkurs i vev, 11 45120 Annen utdanning i tekstilarbeid 45130 Utdanning i konfeksjonssom 45135 Videregaende verkstedskole for modellorassistenter, 11 45136 Ett-arig konfeksjonsteknikerkurs, 12 45137 To-arig konfeksjonsassistentkurs, 10-11 45140 Utdanning i kjole- og draktsom 45143 Videregaende verkstedskole for kjole- og draktsyere (inkl. videregaende kurs i kjole- og draktsom ved husflidsskole), 11 45144 Fullstendig verkstedskole for kjole- og draktsyere, 12 45145 Fagprove for kjole- og draktsyere, 10-12 45146 Kombinert grunnkurs i som (kjole- og draktsyere), 10-11 45150 Skredderutdanning 45153 Videregaende verkstedskole for skreddere, 11 45154 Fullstendig verkstedskole for skreddere, 12 45155 Fagprove for skreddere, 10-12 45160 Mobeltapetsererutdanning 45165 Fagprove for mobeltapetserere, 10-12 45166 Mobeltapetsererutdanning ved Blindeskolen, 10-11 208 45170 Annen utdanning i tilskjaering og som 45172 Videregaende arskurs i prydsom, 11 45173 Videregaende arskurs i kjolesom (og forming), 11 45174 Kombinert grunnkurs i som ved husflidsskole, 10-11 45175 Fagprove for modister, 10-12 45177 Fagprove for buntmakere, 10-12 45180 Utdanning i skotoyarbeid 45185 Fagprove for skomakere, 10-12 45190 Annen utdanning i laervarearbeid 45195 Fagprove for salmakere, 10-12 45197 Fagprove for portefoljemakere, 10-12 45200 Finmekaniske fag 45210 Urmakerutdanning 45214 Fullstendig verkstedskole for urmakere, 12 45215 Fagprove for urmakere, 10-12 45218 Perfeksjoneringskurs for urmakere, 12 45220 Tannteknikerutdanning 45223 Videregaende verkstedskole for tannteknikere, 11 45224 Fullstendig verkstedskole for tannteknikere, 12 45225 Fagprove for tannteknikere, 10-12 45230 Gullsmedutdanning 45233 Videregaende verkstedskole for gullsmeder, 11 45234 Fullstendig verkstedskole for gullsmeder, 12 45235 Fagprove for gullsmeder, solvsiselorer m.v., 10-12 45240 Instrumentmekanikerutdanning 45243 Videregaende verkstedskole for instrumentmekanikere, 11 45244 Kombinert grunnkurs for finmekanikere, 10-11 45245 Fagprove for instrumentmakere, 10-11 45246 Fagprove for optikere, 10-12 45247 Videregaende verkstedskole for finmekanikere, 11 45248 Fagprove for instrumentmekanikere, 10-12 45250 Gravorutdanning 45255 Fagprove for gravorer, 10-12 45290 Annen utdanning i finmekaniske fag 45294 Tre-arig proteseteknikerutdanning, 10-12 45295 Fagprove for bandasjister, 10-12 45300 Mekaniske fag ellers 45310 Bilmekanikerutdanning 45311 Videregaende verkstedskole for bilopprettere, 11 45312 Perfeksjoneringskurs for bilmekanikere, 12 45313 Videregaende verkstedskole for bilmekanikere, 11 45314 Fullstendig verkstedskole for bilmekanikere, 12 45315 Fagprove for bilmekanikere, 10-12 45316 Elementaerteknisk skole (kurs for tekniske assistenter), linje for bilteknikk, 11 45317 Teknisk fagskole, linje for bil- og motorteknikk, 11-12 45318 Fagprove for bil- og kjoretoyreparatorer, 10-12 45320 Flymekanikerutdanning 45322 Grunnleggende verkstedskole for flymekanikere, 10-11 45323 Videregaende verkstedskole for flymekanikere, 12 45325 Fagprove for flymekanikere, 10-12 45327 Kortere kurs for servicemekanikere, 11 45330 Landbruksmekanikerutdanning 45333 Videregaende verkstedskole for landbruksmekanikere, 11 45334 Fullstendig verkstedskole for landbruksmekanikere, 12 209 45335 Ett-arig kurs for landbruksmaskinreparatorer, 11 45336 Landbruksmaskinistskole, instruktorkurs, 12 45340 Verkstedmekanikerutdanning 45343 Videregaende verkstedskole for verktoy- og stansemakere, 11 45344 Videregaende verkstedskole for maskinarbeidere, 11 45345 Videregaende verkstedskole for (industri-) mekanikere, 11 45346 Fullstendig verkstedskole for verktoy- og stansemakere, 11 45347 Fullstendig verkstedskole for maskinarbeidere, 11 45348 Fullstendig verkstedskole for (industri-) mekanikere, 12 45350 Verkstedmekanikerutdanning 45355 Fagprove for verktoymakere, 10-12 45356 Fagprove for maskinarbeidere, 10-12 45357 Fagprove for (industri-) meakanikere, 10-12 45358 Perfeksjoneringskurs for mekanikere, 12 45360 Anleggsmekanikerutdanning 45364 Ett-arig kurs for anleggsmaskinreparatorer, 11 45380 Annen utdanning i mekaniske fag 45383 Videregaende verkstedskole for motormekanikere, 11 45384 Fullstendig verkstedskole for motormekanikere, 12 45385 Kombinert grunnkurs for maskinarbeidere og mekanikere, 10-11 45386 Elementaerteknisk skole (kurs for tekniske assistenter), linje for maskinteknikk, 11 45387 Teknisk fagskole, linje for maskinteknikk, 11-12 45400 Jern- og metallfag ellers 45410 Utdanning i stoperiarbeid 45415 Fagprove for formere og kjernemakere, 10-12 45420 Annen utdanning i smelteverk- og metallverkarbeid 45430 Utdanning i blikkslager- og annet tynnplatearbeid 45435 Fagprove for hjul- og karosserimakere, 10-12 45436 Fagprove for kopper- og blikkslagere, 10-12 45440 Rorleggerutdanning 45443 Videregaende verkstedskole for rorleggere, 11 45444 Fagprove for industrirorleggere, 10-12 45445 Fagprove for rorleggere, 10-12 45446 Elementaerteknisk skole (kurs for tekniske assistenter), linje for VVS-teknikk, 11 45450 Utdanning i skipsbyggingsarbeid 45453 Videregaende verkstedskole for skipsbyggere, 11 45456 Elementaerteknisk skole, linje for maskinteknikk og skips- bygging, 11 45460 Utdanning i annet plate-, sveise- og stalkonstruksjonsarbeid 45465 Fagprove for plate-, sveise- og stalkonstruksjonsarbeidere, 10-12 45466 Fagprove for smeder, 10-12 45467 Kortere reparatoraspirantkurs, 11 45490 Annen utdanning i jern- og metallarbeid 45494 Videregaende verkstedskole i monteringsarbeid, 11 45495 Videregaende arskurs i jern- og metallarbeid, 11 45496 Fagprove for bossemakere, 10-12 45500 Elektrofag 45510 Elektrikerutdanning, sterkstrom 45513 Videregaende verkstedskole for sterkstromselektrikere, 11 45514 Fagprove for elektromontorer, gruppe L, 10-12 45515 Fagprove for elektromontorer, gruppe H, 12 45516 Fagprove for heisemontorer, 10-12 210 45517 Fagprove for elektrisitetsverksmontorer, gruppe A, 10-12 45518 Fagprove for elektrisitetsverksmontorer, gruppe B, 10-12 45520 Utdanning for kraftstasjonsbetjening (elecktromaskinister) 45523 Ett-arig kurs for kraftstasjonsbetjening, 11 45530 Skipselektrikerutdanning 45531 Maskinistskole, kurs for skipselektrikere, 11 45532 Tilleggskurs for elektromontorer, gruppe L, 12 45540 Annen utdanning i sterkstromsarbeid 45542 Videregaende verkstedskole for bilelektrikere, 11 45543 Teknisk fagskole, linje for sterkstromsteknikk, 11-12 45544 Kombinert grunnkurs i sterkstrom, 10-11 45545 Teknisk fagskole, tilleggskurs i elektroteknikk, 12 45546 Elementaerteknisk skole (kurs for tekniske assistenter), linje for sterkstromsteknikk, 11 45547 Fagprove for viklere og transformatormontorer, 10-12 45550 Utdanning i svakstromsfag 45553 Videregaende verkstedskole i svakstromsfag, 11 45554 Ett-arig kurs i svakstromsteknikk, 11 45555 Fagprove for svakstromsmontorer, 10-12 45556 Fagprove for stillverksmontorer, 10-12 45560 Teleteknisk utdanning 45562 Teleskolen, automatteknikerkurs, 11 45563 Teleskolen, hoyere kurs, 11-12 45564 Teleskolen, videregaende automatteknikerkurs, 12 45570 Radio- og fjernsynsteknisk utdanning 45573 Videregaende verkstedskole for radio- og TV-montorer, 11 45574 Fullstendig verkstedskole for radio- og TV-reparatorer, 12 45575 Fagprove for radiomontorer, 12 45580 Annen utdanning i svakstromsarbeid 45583 Videregaende verkstedskole i automasjon (industriell elektronikk), 11 45584 Kombinert grunnkurs i svakstrom, 10-11 45585 Videregaende verkstedskole i elektronikk for fiskelflaten, 11 45586 Elementaerteknisk skole, kurs for tekniske assistenter, linje for svakstromsteknikk, 11 45587 Teknisk fagskole, linje for elektronikk, 10-11 45588 Fullstendig verkstedskole i elektronikk for fiskeflaten, 12 45590 Annen utdanning i svakstromsarbeid 45595 Videregaende verkstedskole for kontormaskinreparatorer, 11 45597 Radarservicekurs, 12 45600 Trearbeids-, bygge- og anleggsfag 45610 Tomrerutdanning 45613 Videregaende verkstedskole for tomrere, 11 45614 Fullstendig verkstedskole for tomrere, 12 45615 Fagprove for tomrere, 12 45616 Perfeksjoneringskurs for tomrere, 12 45620 Mobelsnekkerutdanning 45623 Videregaende verkstedskole for mobelsnekkere, 11 45624 Fullstendig verkstedskole for mobelsnekkere, 12 45625 Fagprove for treskjaerere, 10-12 45630 Industrisnekkerutdanning 45633 Videregaende verkstedskole for snekkere, 11 45634 Fullstendig verkstedskole for snekkere, 12 45635 Fagprove for industrisnekkere, 10-12 211 45636 Fagprove for tredreiere, 10-12 45637 Fagprove for modellsnekkere, 10-12 45638 Fagprove for snekkere, 10-12 45640 Annen utdanning i snekker- og trearbeidsfag 45643 Videregaende arskurs i trearbeid ved husflidsskole 0.1., 11 45644 Halv-arig kurs for innredningssnekkere til plastbatin- dustrien, 11 45646 Norges Trelastskole, to-arig kurs i trelastteknikk, 10-11 45647 Kurs i korgmakeri ved Blindeskolen, 10-11 45648 Fagprove for korgmakere, 10-12 45650 Maler- og bygningstapetsererutdanning (inkl. lakkererutdanning) 45653 Videregaende verkstedskole for malere, 11 45654 Fullstendig verkstedskole for malere, 12 45655 Fagprove for malere, 10-12 45656 Fagprove for bygningstapetserere, 10-12 45657 Fagprove for bil- og vognlakkerere, 10-12 45660 Utdanning i glassmesterarbeid 45665 Fagprove for glassmestere, 10-12 45670 Murerutdanning 45673 Videregaende verkstedskole for murere, 11 45674 Fullstendig verkstedskole for murere, 12 45675 Fagprove for murere, 10-12 45676 Fagprove for gipsmakere, 10-12 45680 Annen utdanning i byggefag 45683 Videregaende verkstedskole for bygg- og anleggsarbeidere, 11 45684 Kombinert grunnkurs for bygg- og anleggsarbeidere, 10-11 45685 Fagprove for isolatorer, 10-12 45686 Elementaerteknisk skole (kurs for tekniske assistenter), linje for husbyggingsteknikk, 11 45687 Teknisk fagskole, linje for tre- og husbyggingsteknikk, 10-11 45690 Annen utdanning i anleggsfag 45693 Teknisk fagskole, linje for anleggsteknikk, 10-11 45694 Elementaerteknisk skole (kurs for tekniske assistenter), linje for anleggsteknikk, 11 45695 Elementaerteknisk skole, tilleggskurs ved anleggslinjen (vegoppsynsmenn), 12 45696 Statens bergskole, linje for gruve og anlegg, 10-11 45697 Statens bergskole, linje for oppredning, 10-11 45700 Grafiske fag 45710 Boktrykkerutdanning 45714 Kortere kurs for maskinsettere, 11 45715 Fagprove for boktrykkere (settere og trykkere), 10-12 45716 Fagprove for reproduksjonsarbeidere (litografer, reprodu- sorer, kjemigrafer m.v.), 10-12 45717 Kombinert grunnkurs i grafiske fag, 10-12 45718 Perfeksjoneringskurs for boktrykkere (settere og trykkere), 12 45720 Bokbinerutdanning 45725 Fagprove for bokbindere 10-12 45726 Fagprove for bokbinderassistenter, 10-11 45790 Annen grafisk utdanning 45800 Naeringsmiddelfag 45810 Baker- og konditorutdanning 212 45812 Videregaende verkstedskole for konditorer, 11 45813 Videregaende verkstedskole for bakere, 11 45814 Fullstendig verkstedskole for bakere, 12 45815 Fagprove for bakere, 10-12 45816 Fagprove for konditorer, 10-12 45820 Polsemaker- og slakterutdanning 45825 Fagprove for slaktere, 10-12 45826 Fagprove for polsemakere, 10-12 45830 Meieriutdanning 45832 Naeringsmiddelteknisk skole, linje for mjolk, 10-12 45840 Utdanning i fiskeforedling 45850 Utdanning i konserveringsarbeid 45890 Annen utdanning i naeringsmiddelfag 45891 Naeringsmiddelteknisk skole, linje for kjott og fisk, 10-12 45892 Naeringsmiddelteknisk skole, linje for vegetabilier, 10-12 45900 Industrielle, handverkamessige og tekniske fag ellers 45910 Laborant- og kjemiteknisk utdanning 45914 Statens bergskole, linje for laboranter, 10-11 45915 Teknisk fagskole, linje for kjemi-teknikk, 10-11 45920 Driftsteknisk utdanning 45921 Elementaerteknisk skole (kurs for tekniske assistenter), linje for driftsteknikk, 11 45926 Tilleggskurs for tekniske assistenter, 12 45930 Utdanning i teknisk tegning 45931 Halv-arig byggtegnerkurs, 11 45934 Kombinert grunnkurs for tegneassistenter, 10-11 45940 Kjoleteknisk utdanning 45950 Oppmalings- og jordskifteutdanning 45953 Videregaende verkstedskole for male- og reguleringstekni- kere, 11 45957 Jordskiftekurs ved landbruksskole, 12 45990 Annen utdanning i industri-, handverks- og tekniske fag 45993 Videregaende verkstedskole for treforedlingsarbeidere, 11 45995 Kurs i pianostemming og reparasjon ved Blindeskolen, 10-11 45996 Fagprove for steinhoggere, 10-12 45997 Fagprove for glasslipere og speilbeleggere, 10-12 46000 SAMFERDSEL 46100 Maritime navigasjonsfag 46110 Skipsforerutdanning 46112 Kystskipperkurs av 1. klasse, 11 46113 Tilleggskurs for kystskippere, 11 46114 Fergeforerkurs, 11 46120 Styrmannsutdanning 46123 Styrmannskurs av 2. klasse, 11 46124 Styrmannskurs av 1. klasse, 12 46125 Styrmannskurs av 1. klasse for artianere, 12 46190 Annen utdanning i maritime navigasjonsfag 46191 Administrasjons- og automasjonskurs for navigatorer, 12 46200 Maritime maskinistfag 46210 Maskinsjefsutdanning 46220 Maskinistutdanning 46221 Kurs for maskinisteksamen av 2. klasse, 11 46222 Kurs for maskinisteksamen av 1. klasse, 12 213 46224 Kurs for maskinisteksamen av 2. klasse ved fiskerfagskole, 11 46230 Maskinistaspirantutdanning 46233 Maskinistskole, videregaende skipsmaskinistaspirantkurs, 11 46290 Annen utdanning i maritime maskinistfag 46300 Sjofartsfag ellers 46320 Utdanning for maskinmannskap 46323 Kortere aspirantkurs for motormenn, 11 46390 Annen maritim utdanning 46400 Lufttrafikkfag 46410 Flygerutdanning 46420 Flynavigatorutdanning 46430 Flymaskinistutdanning 46490 Annen utdanning i lufttrafikkfag 46500 Vegtrafikkfag 46600 Jernbanetrafikkfag 46610 Lokomotivforerutdanning 46611 Jernbaneskolen, lokomotivforerkurs, 11 46620 Konduktorutdanning 46630 Togekspeditorutdanning (indre stasjonstjeneste) 46690 Annen utdanning i jernbanetrafikkfag 46700 Postale fag 46710 Postekspeditorutdanning 46713 Postskolen, postekspeditorkurs, 11 46714 Postskolen, hoyere kurs, 11 46790 Annen utdanning i postale fag 46800 Telekommunikasjonsfag 46810 Telegrafistutdanning 46811 Ett-arig kurs for radiotelegrafister, 11 46812 Tre-semesters kurs for radiotelegrafister, 11 46813 To-arig kurs for radiotelegrafister, 10-11 46814 Teleskolen, radiorekrutteringskurs, 12 46820 Telegraf- og telefonekspeditorutdanning 46890 Annen utdanning i telekommunikasjonsfag 46900 Transport- og kommunikasjonsfag ellers 47000 HELSEVERN 47100 Sykepleiefag 47170 Rontgenografutdanning 47171 Rontgenografskole (radiografskole), 10-12 47180 Legesekretaerutdanning 47182 Ett-arig legesekretaerkurs, 11 47600 Terapeutiske fag 47620 Arbeidsterapeututdanning 47624 Husflidsskole, kurs for aktivitetsledere (instruktorer til arbeidsstuer), 11 47900 Helsevernfag ellers 48000 JORDBRUK, SKOGBRUK OG FISKE 48100 Jordbruksfag 48120 Agronomutdanning 48121 Ett-arig agronomkurs, 11 48122 Halvannet-arig (eller to-vinters) agronomkurs, 11 48123 Halvannet-arig jord- og skogbrukskurs, 11 48130 Agroteknikerutdanning 214 48134 Ett-arig agroteknikerkurs, 12 48190 Annen jordbruksutdanning 48191 Forvalterkurs, 12 48194 Kombinert grunnkurs i jordbruksfag, 10-11 48200 Gartneri- og hagebruksfag 48230 Gartnerutdanning 48231 Ett-arig gartnerkurs, anleggslinje, 11 48232 Ett-arig gartnerkurs, produksjonsteknisk linje, 11 48240 Gartnerteknikerutdanning 48241 Ett-arig gartnerteknikerkurs, anleggslinje, 12 48242 Ett-arig gartnerteknikerkurs, produksjonsteknisk linje, 12 48290 Annen utdanning i gartneri- og hagebruksfag 48294 Kombinert grunnkurs i gartneri- og hagebruksfag, 10-11 48300 Skogbruksfag 48320 Skogbrukerutdanning 48321 Ett-arig praktisk skogskole, 11 48330 Skogteknikerutdanning 48333 To-arig skogskole, 11-12 48340 Utmarksteknikerutdanning 48341 Halv-arig utmarkskurs, 12 48342 Ett-arig utmarksteknikerkurs, 12 48390 Annen skogbruksutdanning 48394 Kombinert grunnkurs i skogbruksfag, 10-11 48500 Fiskefag 48510 Fiskeskipperutdanning 48512 Fiskerfagskole, fiskeskipperkurs, 1. klasse, 11 49000 TJENESTEYTING OG FORSVAR 49100 Husstellfag 49110 Husmorskoleutdanning 49114 Kombinert grunnkurs i husstell, 10-11 49190 Annen husstellutdanning 49194 Kombinert grunnkurs i husstell og som, 10-11 49200 Hotell- og restaurantfag 49210 Kjokkenleder- og stuertutdanning 49214 Stuertskole, 12 49216 Ett-arig kurs for kjokkenledere, 11 49217 To-arig kurs for kostholdsokonomer, 11-12 49220 Kokkutdanning 49221 Ett-arig kokkskole, 11 49224 Kombinert grunnkurs for kokker, 10-11 49226 Avsluttende kurs ved kokkskole, 11 49227 Perfeksjoneringskurs for kokker, 12 49230 Servitorutdanning 49237 Perfeksjoneringskurs for servitorer, 12 49240 Trafikkvertinneutdanning 49250 Hotell- og restaurantlederutdanning 49251 Hotell- og restaurantkurs (Norsk Hotellfagskole), 12 49260 Oldfrueutdanning 49261 Statens oldfruekurs (hovedkurs), 12 49266 Statens oldfruekurs, perfeksjoneringskurs, 12 49290 Annen utdanning i hotell- og restaurantfag 49300 Hygiene- og skjonnhetspleiefag 49310 Frisorutdanning 49313 Videregaende verkstedskole for damefrisorer, 11 215 49315 Fagprove for damefrisorer, 10-12 49316 Perfeksjoneringskurs for damefrisorer, 12 49320 Frisorutdanning 49323 Videregaende verkstedskole for herrefrisorer, 11 49325 Fagprove for herrefrisorer, 10-12 49326 Perfeksjoneringskurs for herrefrisorer, 12 49327 Videregaende verkstedskole for frisorer, 11 49328 Fullstendig verkstedskole for frisorer, 12 49390 Annen utdanning i hygiene og skjonnhetspleie 49400 Vaktmester- og rengjoringsfag 49440 Feierutdanning 49445 Fagprove for feiere, 10-12 49450 Renseriutdanning 49455 Fagprove for kjemiske rensere og garderobefargere, 10-12 49500 Fotograffag 49510 Fotografutdanning 49515 Fagprove for fotografer, 10-12 49700 Sivile overvakings- og tryggingsfag 49720 Politiutdanning 49722 Politiskolen, avansementskurs I, 11 49723 Politiskolen, avansementskurs II, 11 49725 Politiskolen, kortere trafikkteknisk kurs, 11 49726 Politiskolen, kortere kurs for dressur av politihunder, 11 49730 Fengselsutdanning 49740 Tollutdanning 49790 Annen utdanning i sivilt overvakings- og tryggingsarbeid 49800 Militaere fag 49810 Befalsutdanning for troppstjeneste 49820 Befalsutdanning for stats- og forvaltningstjeneste 49830 Befalsutdanning for sambandsteknisk tjeneste 49840 Befalsutdanning for teknisk tjeneste ellers 49850 Annen befalsutdanning 49890 Annen militaer utdanning 49900 Andre fag UTDANNING PA UNIVERSITETS- OG HOGSKOLENIVA I 52000 HUMANIORA OG ESTETIKK 52100 Historiefag 52120 Grunnfagsutdanning 52121 Historie, 13-14 52122 Nordisk arkeologi, 13-14 52123 Klassisk arkeologi, 13-14 52124 Kunsthistorie, 13-14 52126 Politisk historie, 13-14 52140 Mellomfagsutdanning 52141 Historie, 13-14 52142 Nordisk arkeologi, 13-14 52144 Kunsthistorie, 13-14 52190 Annen utdanning i historiefag 52191 Lokalhistorie, ett-arig studium, 13 52200 Litteraturfag 52220 Grunnfagsutdanning 52221 Allmenn litteraturkunnskap, 13-14 52240 Mellomfagsutdanning 216 52241 Allmenn litteraturkunnskap, 13-14 52260 Bibliotekutdanning 52262 Statens bibliotekskole, fagbiblioteklinje, 13-14 52263 Statens bibliotekskole, folkebiblioteklinje, 13-14 52290 Annen utdanning i litteraturfag 52300 Sprakfag 52310 Forberedende prover 52311 Latin, 13 52313 Gresk, 13 52315 Hebraisk, 13 52320 Grunnfagsutdanning i engelsk, germanske og romanske sprak 52321 Norsk (nordisk), 13-14 52322 Engelsk, 13-14 52323 Tysk, 13-14 52324 Fransk, 13-14 52325 Spansk, 13-14 52327 Italiensk, 13-14 52330 Grunnfagsutdanning i slaviske, baltiske og finsk-ugriske sprak 52331 Russisk, 13-14 52336 Finsk, 13-14 52337 Samisk, 13-14 52340 Mellomfagsutdanning i engelsk, germanske og romanske sprak 52341 Norsk (nordisk), 13-14 52342 Engelsk, 13-14 52343 Tysk, 13-14 52344 Fransk, 13-14 52345 Spansk, 13-14 52346 Nederlandsk, 13-14 52347 Italiensk, 13-14 52348 Portugisisk, 13-14 52350 Mellomfagsutdanning i slaviske, baltiske og finsk-ugriske sprak 52351 Russisk, 13-14 52352 Polsk, 13-14 52353 Tsjekkisk, 13-14 52354 Serbo-kroatisk, 13-14 52355 Bulgarsk, 13-14 52356 Finsk, 13-14 52357 Samisk, 13-14 52358 Rumensk, 13-14 52380 Annen utdanning i engelsk, germanske og romanske sprak 52382 Engelsk, to-arig studium, 13-14 52400 Sprakfag 52420 Grunnfagsutdanning i indo-iranske, keltiske, semittiske og ost-asiatiske sprak 52422 Nypersisk, 13-14 52424 Egyptisk, 13-14 52425 Hebraisk, 13-14 52426 Arabisk, 13-14 52427 Japansk, 13-14 52428 Kinesisk, 13-14 52430 Grunnfagsutdanning i klassiske sprak 52431 Latin, 13-14 52433 Gresk, 13-14 217 52440 Mellomfagsutdanning i indo-iranske, keltiske, semittiske og ost-asiatiske sprak 52441 Indisk, 13-14 52443 Gaelisk, 13-14 52445 Hebraisk, 13-14 52446 Arabisk, 13-14 52448 Kinesisk, 13-14 52450 Mellomfagsutdanning i klassiske sprak 52451 Latin, 13-14 52453 Gresk, 13-14 52490 Annen sprakutdanning 52500 Sprakvitenskapelige fag 52520 Grunnfagsutdanning 52521 Allmenn sprakvitenskap, 13-14 52522 Sprakvitenskap med fonetikk, 13-14 52523 Germansk sprakvitenskap, 13-14 52525 Fonetikk, 13-14 52540 Mellomfagsutdanning 52544 Indoeuropeisk sprakvitenskap, 13-14 52590 Annen utdanning i sprakvitenskapelige fag 52600 Filosofiske fag 52610 Forberedende prover 52611 Filosofihistorie, logikk og psykologi (Examen philosophicum), 13 52620 Grunnfagsutdanning 52621 Filosofi, 13-14 52622 Idehistorie, 13-14 52623 Logikk, 13-14 52640 Mellomfagsutdanning 52641 Filosofi, 13-14 52642 Idehistorie, 13-14 52690 Annen utdanning i filosofiske fag 52700 Religionsfag 52720 Grunnfagsutdanning 52721 Religionshistorie, 13-14 52722 Religionsvitenskap, 13-14 52723 Kristendomskunnskap, 13-14 52724 Teologi, 13-14 52725 Nyere norsk kirkehistorie, 13-14 52740 Mellomfagsutdanning 52741 Religionshistorie, 13-14 52743 Kristendomskunnskap, 13-14 52760 Misjonaer- og predikantutdanning 52761 Teologisk seminar for utdanning av pastorer og misjonaerer, 13-14 52763 Bibelskole, to-arig forkynner- og lederkurs (bibelseminar), 13-14 52764 Misjonsskole for kvinner, 13 52790 Annen utdanning i religionsfag 52791 To-arig studium i organisasjon og velferd, teologisk linje, 13-14 52800 Estetiske fag 52820 Grunnfagsutdanning 52821 Musikk, 13-14 52823 Teatervitenskap (stottefag), 13-14 218 52840 Mellomfagsutdanning 52841 Musikk, 13-14 52843 Teatervitenskap, 13-14 52860 Musikerutdanning 52862 Studentfagkurs i musikk, 13 52870 Utdanning i bildende kunst og brukskunst 52871 Handverks- og kunstindustriskole, diplomstudier pa malerlinjen, 13 52872 Handverks- og kunstindustriskole, diplomstudier pa grafisk linje, 13 52873 Handverks- og kunstindustriskole, diplomstudier pa keramikklinje, 13 52874 Handverks- og kunstindustriskole, diplomstudier pa mobellinje, 13 52875 Handverks- og kunstindustriskole, diplomstudier pa metallinje, 13 52876 Handverks- og kunstindustriskole, diplomstudier pa tekstillinje, 13 52877 Handverks- og kunstindustriskole, diplomstudier pa motelinje, 13 52880 Skuespillerutdanning 52882 Balettinstitutt, diplomstudier for dansere, 13 52890 Annen utdanning i estetiske fag 52900 Humanistiske fag ellers 52920 Grunnfagsutdanning 52921 Etnologi (folkelivsgransking), 13-14 52922 Folkeminnevitenskap, 13-14 52923 Romersk kultur, 13-14 52924 Gresk kultur, 13-14 52925 Antikk andshistorie, 13-14 52940 Mellomfagsutdanning 52941 Etnologi (folkelivsgransking), 13-14 52942 Folkeminnevitenskap, 13-14 52990 Annen utdanning i humanistiske fag 53000 UNDERVISNING 53100 Barnehagelaererutdanning 53110 Vanlig barnehagelaererutdanning 53111 To-arig kurs, 12-13 53112 Tre-arig kurs (praksis i annet ar), 11-13 53190 Annen barnehagelaererutdanning 53191 Ett-arig videreutdanning for barnehagelaerere (kurs i praksisveiledning), 14 53200 Klasselaererutdanning 53210 Alminnelig laererskoleutdanning 53211 Fire-arig linje, 11-14 53212 To-arig vanlig linje, 13-14 53213 To-arig engelsk linje, 13-14 53215 To-arig forsokslinje, 13-14 53290 Annen utdanning for klasselaerere 53300 Faglaererutdanning 53310 Musikk- og sanglaererutdanning 53311 FAglaererskole i musikk, 13-14 53312 Skolemusikklaerereksamen, 13 53320 Formingslaererutdanning 219 53321 Tekstilforming, grunnleggende faglaererutdanning, 13-14 53322 Jern- og metallarbeid, grunnleggende faglaererutdanning, 13-14 53323 Trearbeid, grunnleggende faglaererutdanning, 13-14 53324 Tegning m.v., grunnleggende faglaererutdanning, 14 53330 Kroppsovingslaererutdanning 53331 Gymnastikkskole, ett-arig studium, 13 53332 Norges idrettshogskole, grunnfag, 13 53333 Norges idrettshogskole, to-arig studium, 13-14 53340 Laererutdanning i handels- og kontorfag 53341 Ett-arig kurs i yrkesokonomi, 14 53350 Laererutdanning i industri- og handverksfag 53351 Veving, grunnleggende faglaererutdanning, 13-14 53352 Andre tekstile aktiviteter (prydsom 0.1.), grunnleggende faglaererutdanning, 13-14 53353 Kjole- og draktsom, grunnleggende faglaererutdanning, 14 53356 Ett-arig videreutdanning for bilfaglaerere, 14 53357 Ett-arig videreutdanning for yrkeslaerere i jern- og metallarbeid, 14 53358 Ett-arig videreutdanning for yrkeslaerere i treindustri, 14 53360 Laererutdanning i sykepleie- og andre helsevernfag 53361 Norges Hogre Sykepleiskole, laererlinje, 13-14 53370 Laererutdanning i jordbruks-, skogbruks- og fiskefag 53371 Landbruksmaskinistskole, laererlinje, 13 53380 Laererutdanning i husstell-, hetell- og restaurantfag 53381 Heimkunnskap/husstell, grunnleggende faglaererutdanning, 13-14 53390 Annen faglaererutdanning 53700 Pedagogikk 53720 Grunnfagsutdanning 53721 Pedagogikk, 13-14 53740 Mellomfagsutdanning 53741 Pedagogikk, 13-14 53790 Annen utdanning i pedagogikk 53792 Pedagogisk seminar for yrkeslaerere, 13 53793 Ett-arig studium i spesialpedagogikk for yrkeslaerere, 14 53900 Undervisningsfag ellers 54000 ADMINISTRASJON, OKONOMI, SAMFUNNSVITENSKAP OG JUS 54100 Okonomisk-administrative fag 54110 Generell okonomisk-administrativ utdanning 54111 Studentfagkurs, 13 54112 Okonomisk college, 2. avd., 14 54114 Bedriftsokonomisk kandidatstudium, 1 1/2-arig tilleggsstudium, 13-14 54115 Okonomisk-administrativt studium, to-arig, 13-14 54118 Personalt-administrativt studium ved Norges Handelshogskoles kursvirksomhet, 13 54120 Regnskapsutdanning 54122 Revisoreksamen, grunnleggende revisorkurs, 14 54130 Stenograf- og sekretaerutdanning 54131 Ett-arig sekretaerkurs for studenter, 13 54132 Halv-arig sekretaerkurs for studenter, 13 54150 Markedsforingsutdanning 54151 Studiekurs i markedsforing, 12-14 220 54170 Spesialutdanning for privatansatte funksjonaerer 54180 Spesialutdanning for offentlig ansattefunksjonaerer 54181 Norges Kommunal- og sosialskole, kommunallinje, 2-arig grunnstudium, 13-14 54183 Offentlig administrasjon, to-arig studium, 13-14 54185 Opplaering av saksbehanlere til ligningsetaten, 13-14 54186 Arbeidsdirecktoratets etatskole, aspirantkurs, 13 54187 Grunnkurs for produksjonsassistenter i NRK, 13 54188 Videregaende kurs for produksjonspersonale i NRK, 13 54190 Annen utdanning i okonomisk-administrative fag 54191 Fonds- og aksjemeglereksamen, 14 54192 Eiendomsmeglereksamen, 14 54200 Samfunnsokonomiske fag 54220 Grunnfagsutdanning 54221 Samfunnsokonomi, stottefag, 13-14 54222 Sosialokonomi, 13-14 54223 Befolkningslaere, 13-14 54240 Mellomfagsutdanning 54241 Sosialokonomi, 13-14 54290 Annen utdnning i samfunnsokonomiske fag 54300 Psykologiske fag 54320 Grunnfagsutdanning 54321 Psykologi, 13-14 54329 Annen grunnfagsutdanning i psykologiske fag 54400 Sosiologiske fag 54420 Grunnfagsutdanning 54421 Sosiologi, 13-14 54440 Mellomfagsutdanning 54441 Sosiologi, 13-14 54500 Statsvitenskapelige fag 54520 Grunnfagsutdanning 54521 Statsvitenskap, 13-14 54522 Sammenliknende politikk, 13-14 54523 Offentlig administrasjons- og organisasjonskunnskap, 13-14 54540 Mellomfagsutdanning 54541 Statsvitenskap, 13-14 54542 Sammenlignende politikk, 13-14 54543 Offentlig administrasjons- og organisasjonskunnskap, 13-14 54600 Sosialfag 54660 Sosionomutdanning 54661 Sosialskole, 13-14 54670 Barnevernutdanning 54671 Barnevernlinje ved sosialskole, 13-14 54690 Annen utdanning i sosialfag 54691 To-arig studium i organisasjon og velfeld, allmenn linje, 13-14 54700 Pressefag 54760 Journalistutdanning 54761 Norsk Journalistskole, ett-arig studium, 13 54762 Norsk Journalistskole, to-arig studium, 13-14 54770 Programtjenestemantutdanning 54771 Programkurs i Fjernsynet, 14 54790 Annen utdanning i pressefag 54791 To-arig studium i media- og kommunikasjonsfag, 13-14 54800 Juridiske fag 221 54820 Grunnfagsutdanning 54821 Offentlig tuit, 13-14 54822 Kriminologi, 13-14 54823 Rettsfilosofi, 13-14 54840 Mellomfagsutdanning 54841 Offentlig tuit, 13-14 54842 Kriminologi, 13-14 54890 Annen utdanning i juridiske fag 54900 Samfunnsfag ellers 54920 Grunnfagsutdanning 54921 Etnografi (sosialantropologi), 13-14 54922 Geografi (kultur-), 13-14 54924 Samfunnskunnskap, 13-14 54925 Statistikk, 13-14 54926 Informasjonsvitenskap, 13-14 54929 Annen grunnfagsutdanning i samfunnsfag 54940 Mellomfagsutdanning 54941 Etnografi (sosialantropologi), 13-14 54942 Geografi (kultur-), 13-14 54944 Samfunnskunnskap, 13-14 54946 Informasjonsvitenskap, 13-14 54990 Annen utdanning i samfunnsfag 54991 To-arig studium i samfunnsfag, 13-14 54994 Lokalsamfunnsk, ett-arig innforingsstudium, 13 54995 Lokalsamfunnsk, ett-arig planleggingslinje, 14 55000 NATURVITENSKAP OG TEKNIKK 55100 Matematiske fag 55110 Forberedende prover 55111 Forkurs i matematikk for realfagstuderende, 13 55112 Forberedende prove i matematikk for sosialstonomer, 13 55113 Forberedende prove i statistikk for samfunnsvitere, 13 55120 Emnestudier (bifagsutdanning) 55121 Matematikk, 13-14 55122 Mekanikk, 13-14 55123 Statistikk, 13-14 55124 Databehandling, 13-14 55140 Utdanning i databehandling og systemarbeid 55141 Teknisk skole, tre-arig linje for EDB-teknikk, 11-13 55142 Teknisk skole, studentlinje for EDB-teknikk, 12-13 55143 To-arig studium i databehandling og systemarbeid, 13-14 55144 Teknisk skole, tilleggskurs i EDB-teknikk, 14 55146 Kortere kurs i databehandling og systemarbeid, 13 55190 Annen utdanning i matematiske fag 55200 Fysiske og kjemiske fag 55221 Fysikk, 13-14 55222 Astronomi, 13-14 55223 Geofysikk, 13-14 55230 Emnestudier (bifagsutdanning) i kjemiske fag 55231 Kjemi, 13-14 55280 Annen utdanning i fysiske fag 55290 Annen utdanning i kjemiske fag 55300 Geografiske og geologiske fag 55320 Emnestudier (bifagsutdanning) 55321 Geografi (natur-), 13-14 222 55322 Geologi, 13-14 55390 Annen utdanning i geografiske og geologiske fag 55400 Biologiske fag 55420 Emnestudier (bifagsutdanning) 55421 Biologi, 13-14 55422 Botanikk, 13-14 55423 Zoologi, 13-14 55490 Annen utdanning i biologiske fag 55500 Maskintekniske fag 55510 Ingeniorutdanning i maskinteknikk 55511 Teknisk skole, tre-arig linje, 11-13 55512 Teknisk skole, to-arig linje for studenter, 12-13 55515 Teknisk skole, kurs for maskinsjefer, 12-14 55520 Ingeniorutdanning i motorteknikk 55521 Teknisk skole, tre-arig linje, 11-13 55522 Teknisk skole, to-arig linje for studenter, 12-13 55530 Ingeniorutdanning i V.V.S.-teknikk 55531 Teknisk skole, tre-arig linje, 11-13 55532 Teknisk skole, to-arig linje for studenter, 12-13 55540 Ingeniorutdanning i driftsteknikk 55541 TEknisk skole, tre-arig linje, 11-13 55542 Teknisk skole, to-arig linje for studenter, 12-13 55544 Teknisk skole, tilleggskurs i produksjonsteknikk, 14 55545 Teknisk skole, tre-arig linje i produksjonsteknikk, 11-13 55546 Teknisk skole, to-arig linje for studenter i produks- jonsteknikk, 12-13 55550 Ingeniorutdanning i skipsteknikk 55551 Teknisk skole, tre-arig linje, 11-13 55552 Teknisk linje, to-arig linje for studenter, 12-13 55560 Ingeniorutdanning i bilteknikk 55561 Teknisk skole, tre-arig linje, 11-13 55590 Annen utdanning i maskintekniske fag 55591 Teknisk skole, tre-arig linje i servoteknikk, 11-13 55592 Teknisk skole, to-arig linje for studenter i servoteknikk, 12-13 55594 Teknisk skole, tilleggskurs i servoteknikk, 14 55600 Elektrotekniske fag 55610 Ingeniorutdanning i energiteknikk (sterkstrom) 55611 Teknisk skole, tre-arig linje, 11-13 55612 Teknisk skole, to-arig linje for studenter, 12-13 55620 Ingeniorutdanning i elektronikk (svakstrom) 55621 Teknisk skole, tre-arig linje, 11-13 55622 Teknisk skole, to-arig linje for studenter, 12-13 55640 Ingeniorutdanning i automatiserings- (regulerings-) teknikk 55641 Teknisk skole, tre-arig linje i automatiseringsteknikk, 11-13 55642 Teknisk skole, to-arig linje for studenter i automatiseringsteknikk, 12-13 55645 Teknisk skole, tre-arig linje i servo-(regulerings-)teknikk, 11-13 55646 Teknisk skole, to-arig linje for studenter i servoteknikk, 12-13 55647 Teknisk skole, tilleggskurs i servoteknikk, 14 55648 Teknisk skole, videregaende kurs i reguleringsteknikk, 14 223 55660 Programteknikerutdanning 55661 Lydteknikerkurs, 13-14 55663 Teknikerkurs, 13-14 55690 Annen utdanning i elektrotekniske fag 55694 Teleskolen, kurs i teleteknikk for ingeniorer, 14 55700 Kjemi-tekniske fag 55710 Ingeniorutdanning i kjemi-teknikk 55711 Teknisk skole, tre-arig linje, 11-13 55712 Teknisk skole, to-arig linje for studenter, 12-13 55720 Ingeniorutdanning i tekstilkjemi-teknikk 55721 Teknisk skole, tre-arig linje, 11-13 55722 Teknisk skole, to-arig linje for studenter, 12-13 55790 Annen utdanning i kjemi-tekniske fag 55794 Teknisk skole, tilleggskurs i fiskeri- og naeringsmiddelteknologi, 14 55800 Bygge- og anleggstekniske fag 55810 Ingeniorutdanning i husbyggingsteknikk 55811 Teknisk skole, tre-arig linje, 11-13 55812 Teknisk skole, tre-arig linje for studenter, 12-13 55820 Ingeniorutdanning i anleggsteknikk 55821 Teknisk skole, tre-arig linje, 11-13 55822 Teknisk skole, to-arig linje for studenter, 12-13 55890 Annen utdanning i bygge- og anleggstekniske fag 55900 Naturvitenskapelige og tekniske fag ellers 55910 Ingeniorutdanning i metallurgi 55911 Teknisk skole, tre-arig linje, 11-13 55960 Fysiokjemikerutdanning 55961 To-arig fysiokjemikerskole, 13-14 55970 Naturvernutdanning 55971 To-arig naturvernstudium, 13-14 55972 Ett-arig naturvernstudium, 14 55990 Annen utdanning i naturvitenskapelige og tekniske fag 55991 Norsk ingeniorakademi, videreutdanning for ingeniorer, 14 56000 SAMFERDSEL 56100 Maritime navigasjonsfag 56110 Skipsforerutdanning 56111 Skipsforerkurs, 13 56112 Hoyere skipsforerkurs, navigasjonslinje, 14 56113 Hoyere skipsforerkurs, handels- og sjorettslinje, 14 56114 Ett-arig utvidet kurs for skipsforereksamen, 14 56190 Annen utdanning i maritime navigasjonsfag 56200 Maritime maskinistfag 56210 Maskinsjefsutdanning 56211 Kurs for maskinsjefeksamen, 13 56212 Hoyere maskinsjefkurs, 14 56213 Kurs for maskinsjefeksamen for artianere, 13 56214 Kurs for maskinsjefeksamen for ingeniorer, 13 56215 Kortere videregaende kurs for maskinsjefer, 14 56290 Annen utdanning i maritime maskinistfag 56300 Sjofartsfag ellers 56301 To-arig skipsfartsstudium, 13-14 56400 Lufttrafikkfag 56440 Flygelederutdanning 56443 To-arig flygelederutdanning, 13-14 224 56490 Annen utdanning i lufttrafikkfag 56700 Postale fag 56710 Postekspeditorutdanning 56711 Postskolen, jurs i regnskap og arbeidsledelse, 13 56712 Postskolen, kurs i administrasjon og saksbehandling, 14 56900 Transport- og kommunikasjonsfag ellers 56901 To-arig reiselivsstudium, 13-14 56902 To arig transportfagstudium, 13-14 57000 HELSEVERN 57100 Sykepleierutdanning 57110 Sykepleierutdanning 57111 Grunnskole i generell sykepleie, 13 57120 Jordmorutdanning 57121 Jordmorskole, linje for utdanning av jordmodre, 14 57130 Psykiatrisk sykepleierutdanning 57131 Spesialskole i psykiatrisk sykepleie, 14 57140 Helsesosterutdanning 57141 Helsesosterskole og annen skole for utdanning av helse- sostre, 14 57150 Diakonutdanning 57151 Diakonhjemmets pleierskole, linje for utdanning av sykepleiere og diakoner, 13-14 57160 Annen spesialutdanning for sykepleiere 57161 Norges Hogre Sykepleieskole, avdelingslederlinje, 14 57162 Norges Hogre Sykepleieskole, administrasjonslinje, 14 57200 Tannpleiefag 57220 Tannpleietutdanning 57221 To-arig tannpleierkurs ved Det odontologiske fakultet, 13-14 57300 Barnepleiefag 57400 Vernepleiefag 57410 Vernepleierutdanning 57411 Grunnskole i vernepleie, 11-13 57500 Apotekfag 57520 Reseptarutdanning 57521 Teoretisk-praktisk kurs for reseptarelever, 13 57590 Annen utdanning i apotekfag 57600 Terapeutiske fag 57610 Fysioterapeututdanning 57611 Statens Fysioterapiskole, 13-14 57612 Norsk Mensendieck-skole, 13-14 57620 Arbeidsterapeututdanning 57621 Skolen for arbeidsterapeuter, 12-13 57690 Annen utdanning i terapeutiske fag 57700 Veterinaerfag 57900 Hlesevernfag ellers 57920 Grunnfagsutdanning 57921 Fysiologi, 13-14 57922 Sosialmedisin, 13-14 57923 Medisin, 13-14 57990 Annen utdanning i helsevernfag ellers 58000 JORDBRUK, SKOGBRUK OG FISKE 58500 Fiskefag 58501 Fiskerifag, 2 1/2-arig studium, 12-14 225 59000 TJENESTEYTING OG FORSVAR 59500 Fotograffag 59560 Filmfotografutdanning 59561 Fjernsynfotografkurs, 13-14 59700 Sivile overvakings- og tryggingsfag 59740 Tollutdanning 59744 Ett-arig videreutdanning av tollassistenter, 13 59800 Militaere fag 59810 Befalsutdanning for tropps-, stabs- og forvaltningstjeneste 59840 Befalsutdanning for teknisk tjeneste 59890 Annen militaer utdanning 59900 Andre fag UTDANNING PA UNIVERSITETS- OG HOGSKOLENINVA II 62000 HUMANIORA OG ESTETIKK 62100 Historiefag 62130 Hovedfagsutdanning 62131 Historie, 15-16 62150 Cand.mag.-utdanning 62151 Historie, arkeologi og norsk, 13-16 62152 Historie, arkeologi og engelsk, 13-16 62153 Historie, arkeologi og tysk, 13-16 62154 Historie, arkeologi og annet fag, 13-16 62155 Historie, kunsthistorie og norsk, 13-16 62156 Historie, kunsthistorie og engelsk, 13-16 62157 Historie, kunsthistorie og tysk, 13-16 62158 Historie, kunsthistorie og annet fag, 13-16 62159 Annen fagkombinasjon med minst 2 historiefag, 13-16 62190 Annen utdanning i historiefag 62200 Litteraturfag 62300 Sprakfag 62330 Hovedfagsutdanning i engelsk, germanske og romanske sprak 62331 Norsk (nordisk), 15-16 62332 Engelsk, 15-16 62333 Tysk, 15-16 62334 Fransk, 15-16 62335 Spansk, 15-16 62336 Nederlandsk, 15-16 62337 Italiensk, 15-16 62338 Portugisisk, 15-16 62340 Hovedfagsutdanning i slaviske, baltiske og finsk-ugriske sprak 62341 Russisk, 15-16 62342 Polsk, 15-16 62343 Tsjekkisk, 15-16 62344 Serbo-kroatisk, 15-16 62345 Bulgarsk, 15-16 62346 Finsk, 15-16 62400 Sprakfag 62430 Hovedfagsutdanning i indo-iranske, keltiske, semittiske og ost-asiatiske sprak 62438 Kinesisk, 15-16 62440 Hovedfagsutdanning i klassiske sprak 62441 Latin, 15-16 226 62443 Gresk, 15-16 62450 CAnd.mag.-utdanning 62451 Norsk, engelsk og tysk, 13-16 62452 Norsk, engelsk og fransk, 13-16 62453 Norsk, engelsk og historie, 13-16 62454 Norsk, engelsk og annet fag, 13-16 62455 Norsk, tysk og fransk, 13-16 62456 Norsk, tysk og historie, 13-16 62457 Norsk, tysk og annet fag (ikke engelsk), 13-16 62458 Norsk, fransk og historie, 13-16 62459 Norsk, fransk og annet fag (ikke engelsk eller tysk), 13-16 62460 CAnd.mag.-utdanning 62461 Engelsk, tysk og fransk, 13-16 62462 Engelsk, tysk og historie, 13-16 62463 Engelsk, tysk og annet fag (ikke norsk), 13-16 62464 Engelsk, fransk og historie, 13-16 62465 Engelsk, fransk og annet fag (ikke norsk eller tysk), 13-16 62466 Tysk, fransk og historie, 13-16 62467 Tysk, fransk og annet fag (ikke norsk eller engelsk), 13-16 62469 Annen fagkombinasjon med minst 2 sprakfag, 13-16 62470 Translatorutdanning 62471 Lavere grad, 15 62472 Hoyere grad, 16 62490 Annen sprakutdanning 62500 Sprakvitenskapelige fag 62600 Filosofiske fag 62650 CAnd.mag.-utdanning 62651 Filosofi, idehistorie og annet fag, 13-16 62652 Filosofi, logikk og annet fag (ikke idehistorie), 13-16 62653 Idehistorie, logikk og annet fag (ikke filosofi), 13-16 62659 Annen fagkombinasjon med minst 2 filosofiske fag, 13-16 62700 Religionsfag 62730 Hovedfagsutdanning 62733 Kristendomskunnskap, 15-16 62750 Cand.mag.-utdanning 62751 Religionshistorie, kristendomskunnskap og norsk, 13-16 62752 Religionshistorie, kristendomskunnskap og engelsk, 13-16 62753 Religionshistorie, kristendomskunnskap og tysk, 13-16 62754 Religionshistorie, kristendomskunnskap og annet fag, 13-16 62759 Annen fagkombinasjon med minst 2 religionsfag, 13-16 62760 Misjonaer- og predikantutdanning 62762 Det norske Misjonsselskaps Misjonsskole, 13-16 62790 Annen utdanning i religionsfag 62800 Estetiske fag 62830 Hovedfagsutdanning 62831 Organisteksamen, normal grad, 13-15 62862 Organisteksamen, hoyere grad, 13-16 62863 Orkestermusikereksamen, 13-15 62864 Orkesterdireksjonseksamen, 15-16 62870 Utdanning av bildende kunstnere 62871 Statens kunstakademi, linje for kunstmaling, 13-16 62875 Statens kunstakademi, linje for billedhogging, 13-16 62890 Annen utdanning i estetiske fag 62900 Humanistiske fag ellers 62950 Cand.mag.-utdanning 227 62951 Historie, norsk og folkeminnevitenskap, 13-16 62952 Historie, norsk og pedagogikk, 13-16 62953 Historie, norsk og statsvitenskap, 13-16 62954 Historie, norsk og geografi, 13-16 62955 Historie, norsk og annet fag (ikke historiefag eller sprakfag), 13-16 62956 Historie, engelsk og pedagogikk, 13-16 62957 Historie, engelsk og statsvitenskap, 13-16 62958 Historie, engelsk og geografi, 13-16 62959 Historie, engelsk og annet fag (ikke historiefag eller sprakfag), 13-16 62960 Cand.mag.-utdanning 62961 Historie, tysk og annet fag (ikke historiefag eller sprakfag), 13-16 62962 Historie, fransk og annet fag (ikke historiefag eller sprakfag), 13-16 62963 Historie, latin og statsvitenskap, 13-16 62964 Historie, latin og annet fag (ikke historiefag eller sparkfag), 13-16 62968 Annen fagkombinasjon med minst 2 humanistiske fag fra hver sin faggruppe, 13-16 62969 Annen cand.mag.-utdanning ved historisk-filosofisk fakultet (fagkombinasjon med bare ett humanistisk fag ikke spesifisert annet sted), 13-16 62990 Annen utdanning i humanistiske fag 63000 UNDERVISNING 63200 Klasselaererutdanning 63210 Tre-arig laererskole, innebygd videreutdanning i humanistiske og estetiske fag 63211 Norsk, 13-16 63212 Engelsk, 13-15 63215 Kristendomskunnskap, 13-15 63216 Musikk, 13-15 63219 Annen innebygd videreutdanning i humanistiske og estetiske fag, 13-15 63220 Tre-arig laererskole, innebygd videreutdanning i pedagogikk og samfunnsfag 63221 Spesialpedagogikk, 13-15 63222 Smaskolepedagogikk, 13-15 63223 Laeremiddelpedagogikk, 13-15 63224 Pedagogisk veiledning, 13-15 63228 Samfunnsfag m/historie, 13-15 63229 Annen innebygd videreutdanning i pedagogikk og samfunnsfag, 13-15 63230 Tre-arig laererskole, innebygd videreutdanning i andre fag 63231 Matematikk, 13-15 63232 Fysikk m/matematikk, 13-15 63233 Fysikk m/kjemi, 13-15 63234 Biologi, 13-15 63235 Kroppsoving, 13-15 63236 Heimkunnskap, 13-15 63237 Forming, 13-15 63239 Annen innebygd videreutdanning, 13-15 228 63240 Ett-arig videreutdnning for laerere; humanistiske og estetiske fag 63241 Norsk, 15 63242 Engelsk, 15 63243 Tysk, 15 63244 Samisk, 15 63245 Kristendomskunnskap, 15 63246 Musikk, 15 63247 Drama, 15 63249 Annen ett-arig videreutdanning i huamnistiske og estetiske fag, 15 63250 Ett-arig videreutdanning for laerere; pedagogikk og samfunnsvitenskapelige fag 63251 Spesialpedagogikk (Spesiallaererskole 1. avdeling), 15 63252 Smaskolepedagogikk, 15 63253 Laeremiddelpedagogikk, 15 63254 Pedagogisk veiledning, 15 63255 Statens kurs for utdanning av talepedagoger, 15 63256 Kurs for ovingslaerere, 15 63258 Samfunnsfag m/historie, 15 63259 Annen ett-arig videreutdanning i pedagogikk og samfunnsfag, 15 63260 Ett-arig videreutdanning for laerere; naturvitenskapelige fag 63261 Matematikk, 15 63262 Fysikk m/matematikk, 15 63263 Fysikk m/kjemi, 15 63264 Biologi, 15 63269 Annen ett-arig videreutdanning i naturvitenskapelige fag, 15 63270 Halv-arig videreutdanning for laerere; humanistiske fag 63272 Engelsk, 15 63280 Halv-arig videreutdanning for laerere; pedagogikk og samfunnsfag 63286 Kurs for ovingslaerere i husstell, 15 63290 Halv-arig videreutdanning for laerere; naturvitenskapelige fag 63300 Faglaererutdanning 63310 Musikk- og sanglaererutdanning 63311 Laererutdanning for musikere (musikklaerereksamen), 15 63312 Sangpedagogisk eksamen, 13-15 63313 Klaverpedagogisk eksamen, 13-15 63315 Pedagogisk eksamen i andre instrumenter (ikke orkesterinstrumenter), 13-15 63320 Formingslaererutdanning 63321 Tekstilforming, ett-arig videreutdanning for laerere, 15 63322 Tekstilforming, ett-arig videregaende utdanning for faglaerere, 15 63323 Jern- og metallarbeid, ett-arig videreutdanning for laerere, 15 63325 Trearbeid, ett-arig videreutdanning for laerere, 15 63327 Tegning m.v., ett-arig videreutdanning for laerere, 15 63328 Tegning, ett-arig videreutdanning for faglaerere, 15 63330 Kroppsovingslaererutdanning 63331 Kroppsoving, ett-arig videreutdanning for laerere, 15 63335 Idrett, hovedfag, 15-16 229 63340 Laererutdanning i handels- og kontorfag 63342 Kontor- og servicefag, ett-arig videreutdanning for laerere, 15 63350 Laererutdanning i industri- og handverksfag 63351 Veving, ett-arig videregaende utdanning for faglaerere, 15 63352 Andre tekstile aktiviteter (prydsom 0.1.), ett-arig videregaende utdanning for faglaerere, 15 63353 Kjole- og draktsom, ett-arig videregaende utdanning for faglaerere, 15 63354 Billedvev, ett-arig videregaende utdanning for faglaerere, 15 63370 Laererutdanning i jordbruks-, skogbruks- og fiskefag 63380 Laererutdanning i husstell-, hotell- og restaurantfag 63381 Heimkunnskap, ett-arig videreutdanning for laerere, 15 63382 Familiekunnskap, halv-arig videreutdanning, 15 63385 Nordisk Husholdshogskole, 13-15 63390 Annen faglaererutdanning 63400 Adjunktutdanning (laererprove eller faglaererprove med to ars videreutdanning) 63410 Videreutdanning etter laererprove med hovedvekt pa huma- nistiske fag 63430 Videreutdanning etter laererprove med hovedvekt pa pedago- giske fag 63431 Statens spesiallaererskole, linje for undervisning ave dove og tunghorte, 16 63432 Statens spesiallaererskole, linje for undervisning av blinde, 16 63433 Statens spesiallaererskole, linje for logopedi, 16 63434 Statens spesiallaererskole, linje for undervisning av hjerneskadde og evneretarderte, 16 63435 Statens spesiallaererskole, linje for undervisning av barn og ungdom med tilpasningsvansker, 16 63440 Videreutdanning etter laererprove med hovedvekt pa samfunns- vitenskapelige fag 63460 Videreutdanning etter laererprove med hovedvekt pa natur- vitenskapelige fag 63490 Videreutdanning etter laererprove med hovedvekt pa andre fag 63600 Videreutdanning etter faglaererprove 63700 Pedagogikk 63730 Hovedfagsutdanning 63731 Pedagogikk, 15-16 63770 Pedagogisk seminar, 16 63780 Skoleradgiverutdanning 63781 Ett-arig radgivningsstudium, 16 63790 Annen utdanning i pedagogikk 63900 Undervisningsfag ellers 64000 ADMINISTRASJON, OKONOMI, SAMFUNNSVITENSKAP OG JUS 64100 Okonomisk-administrative fag 64110 Generell okonomisk-administrativ utdanning 64113 Bedriftsokonomisk institutt, diplomstudium, 13-15 64114 Handelsakademiet, 13-15 64120 Handelshogskoleutdanning 64121 Sivilokonomeksamen, 13-16 64160 Spesialutdanning for privatansatte funksjonaerer 230 64161 Bankakademiet,hoyere avdeling, 13-15 64170 Regnskapsutdanning 64171 Hoyere revisoreksamen, 15 64173 Fire-arig kurs for skatterevisorer, 13-15 64180 Spesialutdanning for offentlig ansatte funksjonaerer 64181 Rasjonaliseringsdirektoratet, grunnopplaeringskurs, 15 64182 Rasjonaliseringsdirektoratet, systemkurs, 15 64183 Norges kommunal- og sosialskole, kommunallinjen, tre-arig studium, 15 64190 Annen utdanning i okonomisk-administrative fag 64200 Samfunnsokonomiske fag 64210 Exam.oecon.-utdanning 64211 Sosialokonomisk embetseksamen, 1. avd., 13-15 64290 Annen utdanning i samfunnsokonomiske fag 64300 Psykologiske fag 64400 Sosiologiske fag 64430 Hovedfagsutdanning 64431 Sosiologi, 15-16 64500 Statsvitenskapelige fag 64530 Hovedfagsutdanning 64531 Statsvitenskap, 15-16 64532 Sammenliknende politikk, 15-16 64533 Offentlig administrasjons- og organisasjonskunnskap, 15-16 64550 Cand.mag.-utdanning 64551 Sammenliknende politkk (eventuelt statsvitenskap), offentlig administrasjons og organisasjonskunnskap og annet fag, 13-16 64590 Annen utdanning i statsvitenskapelige fag 64600 Sosiale fag 64800 Juridiske fag 64810 Juridisk embetseksamen, 2. avdeling (1. avdeling, gammel ordning), 13-14 64830 Hovedfagsutdanning 64832 Kriminologi, 15-16 64850 Cand.mag.-utdanning 64851 Offentlig rett og kriminologi, 13-16 64890 Annen utdanning i juridiske fag 64891 Dispasjoreksamen, 14-15 64900 Samfunnsfag ellers 64930 Hovedfagsutdanning 64931 Geografi (kultur-), 15-16 64932 Etnografi (sosialantropologi), 15-16 64950 Cand.mag.-utdanning 64951 Psykologi, sosiologi og statsvitenskap (eventuelt sammenliknende politikk eller offentlig administrasjons- og organisasjonskunnskap), og annet fag (ikke psykologi), 13-16 64952 Psykologi, sosiologi og pedagogikk, 13-16 64954 Psykologi, sosiologi og annet fag, 13-16 64955 Sosiologi, statsvitenskap (eventuelt sammenliknende politikk eller offentlig administrasjons- og organisasjonskunnskap), of annet fag (ikke psykologi), 13-16 64956 Statsvitenskap (eventuelt sammenliknende politkk eller offentlig administrasjons- og organisasjonskunnskap), sosiologi og offentlig rett, 13-16 231 64957 Statsvitenskap (eventuelt sammenliknende politikk eller offentlig administrasjons- og organisasjonskunnskap), sosiologi og historie, 13-16 64958 Statsvitenskap (eventuelt sammenliknende politikk eller offentlig administrasjons- og organisasjonskunnskap), offentlig rett og annet fag, 13-16 64959 Annen fagkombinasjon med minst to samfunnsfag, 13-16 64960 Cand.mag.-utdanning 64961 Psykologi, pedagogikk og-historie, 13-16 64962 Psykologi, pedagogikk og annet ikke samfunnsvitenskapelig fag, 13-16 64963 Sosiologi, pedagogikk og annet ikke samfunnsvitenskapelig fag, 13-16 64964 Statsvitenskap (eventuelt sammenliknende politikk eller offentlig administrasjons- og organisasjonskunnskap), pedagogikk og annet ikke samfunnsvitenskapelig fag, 13-16 64969 Annen cand.mag.-utdanning ved samfunnsvitenskapelig fakultet, 13-16 64990 Annen utdanning i samfunnsfag 65000 NATURVITENSKAP OG TEKNIKK 65100 Matematiske fag 65110 Aktuar- og forsikringsteknisk utdanning 65113 Forsikringsteknisk eksamen, 13-15 65130 Hovedfagsutdanning 65131 Matematikk, 15-16 65133 Mekanikk, 15-16 65135 Statistikk, 15-16 65137 Databehandling, 15-16 65150 Cand.mag.-utdanning 65151 Matematikk, mekanikk og fysikk, 13-16 65152 Matematikk, mekanikk og andre fag, 13-16 65153 Matematikk, statistikk og fysikk, 13-16 65154 Matematikk, statistikk og andre fag, 13-16 65155 Matematikk, fysikk og kjemi, 13-16 65156 Matematikk, fysikk og andre fag, (ikke mekanikk eller statistikk), 13-16 65157 Matematikk, databehandling og fysikk, 13-16 65158 Matematikk, databehandling og annet fag, 13-16 65159 Andre fagkombinasjoner med hovedvekt pa matematiske fag, 13-16 65190 Annen utdanning i matematiske fag 65200 Fysiske og kjemiske fag 65230 Hovedfagsutdanning i fysiske fag 65231 Fysikk, 15-16 65233 Kybernetikk, 15-16 65235 Astronomi, 15-16 65237 Geofysikk, 15-16 65240 Hovedfagsutdanning i kjemiske fag 65241 Kjemi, 15-16 65250 Cand.mag.-utdanning i fysiske fag 65251 Fysikk, matematikk og astronomi, 13-16 65252 Fysikk, matematikk og geofysikk, 13-16 65253 Fysikk, matematikk og kjemi, 13-16 65254 Fysikk, matematikk og geografi, 13-16 232 65255 Fysikk, matematikk og andre fag, 13-16 65259 Annen fagkombinasjon med hovedvekt pa fysiske fag, 13-16 65260 Cand.mag.-utdanning i kjemiske fag 65261 Kjemi, matematikk og fysikk, 13-16 65262 Kjemi, matematikk og geografi, 13-16 65263 Kjemi, matematikk og annet fag, 13-16 65264 Kjemi, fysikk og botanikk/zoologi, 13-16 65265 Kjemi, fysikk og annet fag, 13-16 65266 Kjemi, geografi og botanikk/zoologi, 13-16 65267 Kjemi, geografi og annet fag, 13-16 65269 Annen fagkombinasjon med hovedvekt pa kjemiske fag, 13-16 65280 Annen utdanning i fysiske fag 65290 Annen utdanning i kjemiske fag 65300 Geografiske og geologiske fag 65330 Hovedfagsutdanning i geografiske og geologiske fag 65331 Geografi, 15-16 65333 Limnologi, 15-16 65335 Geologi, 15-16 65350 Cand.mag.-utdanning 65351 Geografi, matematikk og kjemi, 13-16 65352 Geografi, matematikk og fysikk, 13-16 65353 Geografi, matematikk og andre fag, 13-16 65355 Geologi, kjemi og matematikk, 13-16 65356 Geologi, kjemi og fysikk, 13-16 65357 Geologi, kjemi og andre fag, 13-16 65359 Annen fagkominasjon med hovedvekt pa geografiske og geologiske fag, 13-16 65390 Annen utdanning i geografiske og geologiske fag 65400 Biologiske fag 65430 Hovedfagsutdanning i biologiske fag 65431 Botanikk, 15-16 65433 Zoologi, 15-16 65435 Fiskeribiologi, 15-16 65436 Ernaeringsbiologi, 15-16 65437 Mikrobiologi, 15-16 65450 Cand.mag.-utdanning 65451 Botanikk, zoologi og kjemi, 13-16 65452 Botanikk, zoologi og geografi, 13-16 65453 Botanikk, zoologi og annet fag, 13-16 65454 Botanikk, kjemi og matematikk, 13-16 65455 Botanikk, kjemi og annet fag (ikke zoologi), 13-16 65456 Zoologi, kjemi og matematikk, 13-16 65457 Zoologi, kjemi og annet fag (ikke botanikk), 13-16 65459 Annen fagkombinasjon med hovedvekt pa biologiske fag, 13-16 65490 Annen utdanning i biologiske fag 65500 Maskintekniske fag 65520 Ingeniorutdanning 65521 Tre-arig teknisk-okonomisk studium, 13-15 65590 Annen utdanning i maskintekniske fag 65600 Elektrotekniske fag 65700 Kjemi-tekniske fag 65720 Ingeniorutdanning 65721 Tre-arig studium i oljeteknologi, 13-15 65790 Annen utdanning i kjemi-tekniske fag 65800 Bygge-og anleggstekniske fag 233 65900 Naturvitenskapelige og tekniske fag ellers 65950 Cand.mag.-utdanning 65951 Matematikk, fysikk og humanistiske fag, 13-16 65952 Matematikk, fysikk og pedagogikk, 13-16 65953 Matematikk, fysikk og samfunnsfag, 13-16 65955 Matematikk, botanikk/zoologi og humanistiske fag, 13-16 65959 Annen cand.mag.-utdanning ved matematisk-naturvitenskapelig fakultet (fagkombinasjon med hovedvekt pa et humanistisk, pedagogisk eller samfunnsvitenskapelig fag), 13-16 65960 Fysiokjemikerutdanning 65961 Fysiokjemikerskole, ett-arig videreutdanning, 15 65990 Annen utdanning i naturvitenskapelige og tekniske fag 67000 HELSEVERN 67100 Sykepleiefag 67200 Tannpleiefag 67500 Apotekfag 67510 Farmasoytutdanning 67512 Farmasoytisk embetseksamen, 1. avd., 13-15 67590 Annen utdanning i apotekfag 67700 Veterinaerfag 67900 Helsevernfag ellers 68000 JORDBRUK, SKOGBRUK OG FISKE 68100 Jordbruksfag 68200 Gartneri- og hagebruksfag 68300 Skogbruksfag 69000 TJENESTEYTING OG FORSVAR 69800 Militaere fag 69810 Krigsskoleutdanning 69890 Annen militaer utdanning 69900 Andre fag UTDANNING PA UNIVERSITETS- OG HOGSKOLENIVA III 72000 HUMANIORA OG ESTETIKK 72100 Historiefag 72120 Cand.philol.-utdanning 72121 Cand.philol., historie hovedfag, 13-18 72140 Cand.polit.-utdanning 72141 Cand.polit., historie hovedfag, 13-18 72150 Mag.art.-utdanning 72151 Mag.art. i nordisk arkeologi, 13-18 72152 Mag.art. i klassisk arkeologi, 13-18 72153 Mag.art. i kunsthistorie, 13-18 72154 Mag.art. i historie, 13-18 72155 Mag.art. i numismatikk, 13-18 72190 Annen utdanning i historiefag 72200 Litteraturfag 72250 Mag.art.-utdanning 72251 Mag.art. i litteraturhistorie, 13-18 72290 Annen utdanning i litteraturfag 72300 Sprakfag 234 72320 Cand.philol.-utdanning i engelsk, germanske og romanske sprak 72321 Cand.philol., norsk (nordisk) hovedfag, 13-18 72322 Cand.philol., engelsk hovedfag, 13-18 72323 Cand.philol., tysk hovedfag, 13-18 72324 Cand.philol., fransk hovedfag, 13-18 72325 Cand.philol., spansk hovedfag, 13-18 72326 Cand.philol., nederlandsk hovedfag, 13-18 72327 Cand.philol., italiensk hovedfag, 13-18 72328 Cand.philol., portugisisk hovedfag, 13-18 72330 Cand.philol.-utdanning i slaviske, baltiske og finsk-ugriske sprak 72331 Cand.philol., russisk hovedfag, 13-18 72332 Cand.philol., polsk hovedfag, 13-18 72333 Cand.philol., tsjekkisk hovedfag, 13-18 72334 Cand.philol., serbo-kroatisk hovedfag, 13-18 72335 Cand.philol., bulgarsk hovedfag, 13-18 72336 Cand.philol., finsk hovedfag, 13-18 72420 Cand.philol.-utdanning i indo-iranske, keltiske, semittiske og ost-asiatiske sprak 72428 Cand.philol., kinesisk hovedfag, 13-18 72430 Cand.philol.-utdanning i kalssiske sprak 72431 Cand.philol., latin hovedfag, 13-18 72433 Cand.philol., gresk hovedfag, 13-18 72450 Mag.art.-utdanning 72452 Mag.art. i latin, 13-18 72453 Mag.art. i gresk, 13-18 72490 Annen sprakutdanning 72500 Sprakvitenskapelige fag 72550 Mag.art.-utdanning 72551 Mag.art. i allmenn sprakvitenskap, 13-18 72552 Mag.art. i sammenlignende indoeuropeisk sprakvitenskap, 13-18 72554 Mag.art. i germansk filologi, 13-18 72555 Mag.art. i norron filologi, 13-18 72556 Mag.art. i nordisk sprakvitenskap, 13-18 72557 Mag.art. i romansk filologi, 13-18 72558 Mag.art. i indisk filologi, 13-18 72560 Mag.art.-utdanning 72561 Mag.art. i slavisk filologi, 13-18 72562 Mag.art. i finsk-ugrisk sprakvitenskap, 13-18 72563 Mag.art. i keltisk sprakvitenskap, 13-18 72564 Mag.art. i semittisk sprakvitenskap, 13-18 72566 Mag.art. i runologi, 13-18 72567 Mag.art. i fonetikk, 13-18 72590 Annen utdanning i sprakvitenskapelige fag 72600 Filosofiske fag 72650 Mag.art.-utdanning 72651 Mag.art. i filosofi, 13-18 72652 Mag.art. i idehistorie, 13-18 72690 Annen utdanning i filosofiske fag 72700 Religionsfag 72710 Cand.theol.-utdanning 72711 Cand.theol.-studiet, 13-18 72720 Cand.philol.-utdanning 235 72721 Cand.philol., kristendomskunnskap, hovedfag, 13-18 72750 Mag.art.-utdanning 72751 Mag.art. i religionshistorie, 13-18 72752 Mag.art. i kirkehistorie, 13-18 72753 Mag.art. i kristendomskunnskap, 13-18 72770 Praktisk-teologisk seminar, 18 72790 Annen utdanning i religionsfag 72800 Estetiske fag 72820 Cand.philol.-utdanning 72821 Cand.philol., musikk hovedfag, 13-18 72850 Mag.art.-utdanning 72851 Mag.art. i musikk, 13-18 72853 Mag.art. i teatervitenskap, 13-18 72860 Musikerutdanning 72861 Diplomeksamen, sang, 16-17 72862 Diplomeksamen, klaver, 16-17 72863 Diplomeksamen, orkesterinstrument, 16-17 72864 Annen diplomeksamen, 16-17 72865 Kapellmestereksamen, 16-17 72867 Pedagogisk eksamen i musikkteori og horelaere, 16-18 72868 Komposisjonseksamen, 16-18 72890 Annen utdanning i estetiske fag 72900 Humanistiske fag ellers 72950 Mag.art.-utdanning 72951 Mag.art. i etnologi, 13-18 72952 Mag.art. i folkeminnevitenskap, 13-18 72990 Annen utdanning i humanistiske fag 73000 UNDERVISNING 73300 Faglaererutdanning 73310 Handelslaererutdanning 73311 Hoyere avdeling ved NHH, handelslaererstudiet, 16-17 73330 Kroppsovingslaererutdanning 73336 Idrettskandidatstudiet, 13-18 73390 Annen faglaererutdanning 73400 Lektorutdanning (med laererprove i fagkretsen) 73410 Tilleggsutdanning i humanistiske fag 73411 Norsk (nordisk) hovedfag, 15-18 73412 Engelsk hovedfag, 15-18 73413 Tysk hovedfag, 15-18 73414 Fransk hovedfag, 15-18 73416 Kristendomskunnskap hovedfag, 15-18 73417 Musikk hovedfag, 15-18 73418 Historie hovedfag, 15-18 73419 Annet humanistisk hovedfag, 15-18 73420 Tilleggsutdanning i naturvitenskapelige fag 73421 Matematikk hovedfag, 15-18 73422 Fysikk hovedfag, 15-18 73423 Kjemi hovedfag, 15-18 73424 Botanikk hovedfag, 15-18 73425 Zoologi hovedfag, 15-18 73429 Annet naturvitenskapelig hovedfag, 15-18 73490 Tilleggsutdanning i annet fag 73491 Geografi hovedfag, 15-18 73492 Pedagogikk hovedfag, 15-18 236 73700 Pedagogikk 73710 Cand.paed.-utdanning 73711 Cand.paed.-studiet, 15-18 73720 Cand.philol.-utdanning 73721 Cand.philol., pedagogikk hovedfag, 13-18 73730 Cand.real.-utdanning 73731 Cand.real., pedagogikk hovedfag, 13-18 73740 Cand.polit.-utdanning 73741 Cand.polit., pedagogikk hovedfag, 13-18 73750 Mag.art.-utdanning 73751 Mag.art. i pedagogikk, 13-18 73790 Annen utdanning i pedagogikk 73900 Undervisningsfag ellers 74000 SAMFUNNSVITENSKAP OG JUS 74100 Okonomisk-administrative fag 74120 Handelshogskoleutdanning 74123 Hoyere avdeling ved NHH (ikke handelslaererstudiet), 17-18 74180 Spesialutdanning for offentlig ansatte funksjonaerer 74181 Utenriksdepartementets aspirantkurs, 17 74200 Samfunnsokonomiske fag 74210 Cand.oecon.-utdanning 74211 Cand.oecon.-studiet, 13-17 74250 Mag.art.-utdanning 74251 Mag.art. i samfunnsokonomi, 13-18 74290 Annen utdanning i samfunnsokonomiske fag 74300 Psykologiske fag 74310 Cand.psychol.-utdanning 74311 Cand.psychol.-studiet, 13-18 74350 Mag.art.-utdanning 74351 Mag.art. i psykologi, 13-18 74390 Annen utdanning i psykologiske fag 74400 Sosiologiske fag 74410 Cand.sociol.-utdanning 74411 Cand.sociol.-studiet, 13-18 74440 Cand.polit.-utdanning 74441 Cand.polit., sosiologi hovedfag, 13-18 74450 Mag.art.-utdanning 74451 Mag.art. i sosiologi, 13-18 74490 Annen utdanning i sosiologiske fag 74500 Statsvitenskapelige fag 74540 Cand.polit.-utdanning 74541 Cand.polit., statsvitenskap hovedfag, 13-18 74542 Cand.polit., sammenlignende politikk hovedfag, 13-18 74543 Cand.polit., offentlig administrasjons- og organisasjons- kunnskap hovedfag, 13-18 74550 Mag.art.-utdanning 74551 Mag.art. i statsvitenskap, 13-18 74552 Mag.art. i sammenlignende politikk, 13-18 74553 Mag.art. i offentlig administrasjons- og organisas- jonskunnskap, 13-18 74590 Annen utdanning i statsvitenskapelige fag 74700 Pressefag 74750 Mag.art.-utdanning 74751 Mag.art. i massekommunikasjon, 13-18 237 74800 Juridiske fag 74810 Cand.jur.-utdanning 74811 Cand.jur.-studiet, 13-17 74840 Cand.polit.-utdanning 74842 Cand.polit., kriminologi hovedfag, 13-18 74850 Mag.art.-utdanning 74851 Mag.art. i rettshistorie, 13-18 74890 Annen utdanning i juridiske fag 74900 Samfunnsfag ellers 74920 Cand.philol.-utdanning 74921 Cand.philol., kulturgeografi hovedfag, 13-18 74940 Cand.polit.-utdanning 74941 Cand.polit., kulturgeografi hovedfag, 13-18 74942 Cand.polit., etnografi (sosialantropologi) hovedfag, 13-18 74950 Mag.art.-utdanning 74951 Mag.art. i etnografi (sosialantropologi), 13-18 74952 Mag.art. i kulturgeografi, 13-18 74990 Annen utdanning i samfunnsfag 75000 NATURVITENSKAP OG TEKNIKK 75100 Matematiske fag 75110 Aktuaerutdanning 75111 CAnd.act.-(aktuar-) studiet, 13-18 75120 Cand.real.-utdanning 75121 Cand.real., matematikk hovedfag, 13-18 75123 CAnd.real., mekanikk hovedfag, 13-18 75125 Cand.real., statistikk hovedfag, 13-18 75127 Cand.real., databehandling hovedfag, 13-18 75150 Mag.scient.-utdanning 75151 Mag.scient. i matematikk, 13-18 75153 Mag.scient. i mekanikk, 13-18 75156 Mag.scient. i statistikk, 13-18 75157 Mag.scient. i databehandling, 13-18 75190 Annen utdanning i matematiske fag 75200 Fysiske og kjemiske fag 75220 Cand.real.-utdanning i fysiske fag 75221 Cand.real., fysikk hovedfag, 13-18 75223 Cand.real., kybernetikk hovedfag, 13-18 75225 Cand.real., astronomi hovedfag, 13-18 75227 Cand.real., geofysikk hovedfag, 13-18 75230 Cand.real.,-utdanning i kjemiske fag 75231 Cand.real., kjemi hovedfag, 13-18 75250 Mag.scient.-utdanning i fysiske fag 75251 Mag.scient. i fysikk, 13-18 75252 Mag.scient. i astronomi, 13-18 75253 Mag.scient. i geofysikk, 13-18 75260 Mag.scient.-utdanning i kjemiske fag 75261 Mag.scient. i kjemi, 13-18 75280 Annen utdanning i fysiske fag 75290 Annen utdanning i kjemiske fag 75300 Geografiske og geologiske fag 75320 Cand.real.-utdanning 75321 Cand.real., geografi hovedfag, 13-18 75323 Cand.real., limnologi hovedfag, 13-18 75325 Cand.real., geologi hovedfag, 13-18 238 75350 Mag.scient.-utdanning 75351 Mag.scient. i geografi, 13-18 75353 Mag.scient. i limnologi, 13-18 75355 Mag.scient. i geologi, 13-18 75390 Annen utdanning i geografiske og geologiske fag 75400 Biologiske fag 75420 Cand.real.-utdanning 75421 Cand.real., botanikk hovedfag, 13-18 75423 Cand.real., zoologi hovedfag, 13-18 75425 Cand.real., fiskeribiologi hovedfag, 13-18 75426 Cand.real., ernaeringsbiologi hovedfag, 13-18 75427 Cand.real., mikrobiologi hovedfag, 13-18 75450 Mag.scient.-utdanning 75451 Mag.scient. i botanikk, 13-18 75453 Mag.scient. i zoologi, 13-18 75490 Annen utdanning i biologiske fag 75500 Maskintekniske fag 75510 Sivilingeniorutdanning 75511 Silvilingeniorstudiet, alm. maskin- og driftsteknikk, 13-17 75513 Sivilingeniorstudiet, skips- og skipsmaskinbygging, 13-17 75515 Sivilingeniorstudiet, flyteknikk, 13-17 75590 Annen utdanning i maskintekniske fag 75600 Elektrotekniske fag 75610 Sivilingeniorutdanning 75611 Sivilingeniorstudiet, elektroteknikk, 13-17 75690 Annen utdanning i elektrotekniske fag 75700 Kjemi-tekniske fag 75710 Sivilingeniorutdanning 75711 Sivilingeniorstudiet, kjemiteknikk, 13-17 75790 Annen utdanning i kjemi-tekniske fag 75800 Bygge- og anleggstekniske fag 75810 Arkitektutdanning 75816 Arkitektstudiet, 13-17 75820 Sivilingeniorutdanning 75821 Sivilingeniorstudiet, bygningsfag, 13-17 75823 Sivilingeniorstudiet, gruvelinje, 13-17 75825 Sivilingeniorstudiet, linje for teknisk geologi, 13-17 75890 Annen utdanning i bygge- og anleggstekniske fag 75900 Naturvitenskopelige og tekniske fag ellers 75910 Sivilingeniorutdanning 75915 Sivilingeniorstudiet, metallurgisk linje, 12-17 75916 Sivilingeniorstudiet, linje for teknisk fysikk, 12-17 75920 Meieriingeniorutdanning 75921 Meieriingeniorstudiet, 14-17 75930 Jordskifteutdanning 75931 Jordskiftekandidatstudiet, 14-17 75970 Naturforvaltningsutdanning 75971 Naturforvaltningskandidatstudiet, 12-17 75990 Annen utdanning i naturvitenskapelige og tekniske fag 77000 HELSEVERN 77100 Sykepleiefag 77110 Legeutdanning 77111 Cand.med.-studiet, 13-18 77112 Tilleggskurs for utenlandsstudenter, 18 239 77190 Annen utdanning i sykepleiefag 77200 Tannpleiefag 77210 Tannlegeutdanning 77211 Cand.odont.-studiet, 13-17 77212 Tilleggskurs for utenlandsstudenter, 17 77290 Annen utdanning i tannpleiefag 77500 Apotekfag 77510 Apotekerutdanning 77511 Cand.pharm.-studiet, 12-17 77590 Annen utdanning i apotekfag 77700 Veterinaerfag 77710 Veterinaerutdanning 77711 Cand.med.vet.-studiet, 12-18 77790 Annen utdanning i veterinaerfag 77900 Helsevernfag ellers 78000 JORDBRUK, SKOGBRUK OG FISKE 78100 Jordbruksfag 78110 Sivilagronomutdanning 78111 Sivilagronomstudiet, allsidig linje, 13-17 78112 Sivilagronomstudiet, husdyrbruk, 13-17 78113 Sivilagronomstudiet, plantedyrking, 13-17 78114 Sivilagronomstudiet, landbruksokonomi, 13-17 78115 Sivilagronomstudiet, landbruksteknikk, 13-17 78116 Sivilagronomstudiet, jordfag, 13-17 78190 Annen jordbruksutdanning 78200 Gartneri- og hagebruksfag 78210 Hagebrukskandidatutdanning 78211 Hagebrukskandidatstudiet, 13-17 78220 Hagearkitektutdanning 78221 Hagearkitektstudiet (landskapsarkitektstudiet), 13-17 78290 Annen utdanning i gartneri- og hagebruksfag 78300 Skogbruksfag 78310 Forstkandidatutdanning 78311 Forstkandidatstudiet, 13-17 78390 Annen skogbruksutdanning 79000 TJENESTEYTING OG FORSVAR 79800 Militaere fag 79810 Stabsoffiserutdanning 79820 Militaer hogskoleutdanning 79890 Annen militaer utdanning 79900 Andre fag UTDANNING PA FORSKERNIVA 82000 HUMANIORA OG ESTETIKK 82100 Historiefag 82120 Lic.philos.-utdanning, 19 82140 Dr.philos.-utdanning, 20 82190 Annen forskerutdanning i historiefag 82200 Litteraturfag 82220 Lic.philos.-utdanning, 19 82224 Dr.philos.-utdanning, 20 82290 Annen forskerutdanning i litteraturfag 240 82300 Sprakfag 82320 Lic.philos.-utdanning, 19 82340 Dr.philos.-utdanning, 20 82390 Annen forskerutdanning i sprakfag 82500 Sprakvitenskapelige fag 82520 Lic.philos.-utdanning, 19 82540 Dr.philos.-utdanning, 20 82590 Annen forskerutdanning i sprakvitenskapelige fag 82600 Filosofiske fag 82620 Lic.philos.-utdanning, 19 82640 Dr.philos.-utdanning, 20 82690 Annen forskerutdanning i filosofiske fag 82700 Religionsfag 82710 Lic.theol.-utdanning, 19 82720 Lic.philos.-utdanning, 19 82740 Dr.theol.-utdanning, 20 82750 Dr.philos.-utdanning, 20 82790 Annen forskerutdanning i religionsfag 82800 Estetiske fag 82820 Lic.philos.-utdanning, 19 82840 Dr.philos.-utdanning, 20 82890 Annen forskerutdanning i estetiske fag 82900 Humanistiske fag ellers 82920 Lic.philos.-utdanning, 19 82940 Dr.philos.-utdanning, 20 82990 Annen forskerutdanning i humanistiske fag ellers 83000 UNDERVISNING 83700 Pedagogikk 83720 Lic.philos.-utdanning, 19 83740 Dr.philos.-utdanning, 20 83790 Annen forskerutdanning i pedagogikk 84000 SAMFUNNSVITENSKAP OG JUS 84100 Okonomisk-administrative fag 84110 Lic.NHH-utdanning, 19 84140 Dr.oecon.-utdanning, 20 84190 Annen forskerutdanning i okonomiskadministrative fag 84200 Samfunnsokonomiske fag 84220 Lic.philos.-utdanning, 19 84240 Dr.philos.-utdanning, 20 84250 Dr.oecon.-utdanning, 20 84290 Annen forskerutdanning i samfunnsokonomiske fag 84300 Psykologiske fag 84320 Lic.philos.-utdanning, 19 84340 Dr.philos.-utdanning, 20 84390 Annen forskerutdanning i psykologiske fag 84400 Sosiologiske fag 84420 Lic.philos.-utdanning, 19 84440 Dr.philos.-utdanning, 20 84490 Annen forskerutdanning i sosiologiske fag 84500 Statsvitenskapelige fag 84520 Lic.philos.-utdanning, 19 84540 Dr.philos.-utdanning, 20 84590 Annen forskerutdanning i statsvitenskapelige fag 241 84800 Juridiske fag 84810 Lic.jur.-utdanning, 19 84820 Lic.philos.-utdanning, 19 84840 Dr.jur.-utdanning, 20 84850 Dr.philos.-utdanning, 20 84890 Annen forskerutdanning i juridiske fag 84900 Samfunnsfag ellers 84920 Lic.philos.-utdanning, 19 84940 Dr.philos.-utdanning, 20 94990 Annen forskerutdanning i samfunnsfag ellers 85000 NATURVITENSKAP OG TEKNIKK 85100 Matematiske fag 85120 Lic.philos.-utdanning, 19 85140 Dr.philos.-utdanning, 20 85190 Annen forskerutdanning i matematiske fag 85200 Fysiske og kjemiske fag 85220 Lic.philos.-utdanning, 19 85240 Dr.philos.-utdanning, 20 85290 Annen forskerutdanning i fysiske og kjemiske fag 85300 Geografiske og geologiske fag 85320 Lic.philos.-utdanning, 19 85340 Dr.philos.-utdanning, 20 85390 Annen forskerutdanning i geografiske og geologiske fag 85400 Biologiske fag 85420 Lic.philos.-utdanning, 19 85440 Dr.philos.-utdanning, 20 85490 Annen forskerutdanning i biologiske fag 85500 Maskintekniske fag 85510 Lic.techn.-utdanning, 19 85540 Dr.techn.-utdanning, 20 85590 Annen forskerutdanning i maskintekniske fag 85600 Elektrotekniske fag 85610 Lic.techn.-utdanning, 19 85640 Dr.techn.-utdanning, 20 85690 Annen forskerutdanning i elektrotekniske fag 85700 Kjemi-tekniske fag 85710 Lic.techn.-utdanning, 19 85740 Dr.techn.-utdanning, 20 85790 Annen forskerutdanning i kjemi-tekniske fag 85800 Bygge- og anleggstekniske fag 85810 Lic.techn.-utdanning, 19 85840 Dr.techn.-utdanning, 20 85890 Annen forskerutdanning i bygge- og anleggstekniske fag 85900 Tekniske fag ellers 85910 Lic.techn.-utdanning, 19 85920 Lic.agric.-utdanning, 19 85940 Dr.techn.-utdanning, 20 85950 Dr.agric.-utdanning, 20 85990 Annen forskerutdanning i tekniske fag ellers 87000 HELSEVERN 87100 Sykepleiefag 87140 Dr.med.-utdanning, 20 87190 Annen forskerutdanning i sykepleiefag 242 87200 Tannpleiefag 87210 Lic.odont.-utdanning, 19 87240 Dr.odont.-utdanning, 20 87290 Annen forskerutdanning it tannpleiefag 87500 Apotekfag 87520 Lic.philos.-utdanning, 19 87540 Dr.philos.-utdanning, 20 87590 Annen forskerutdanning i apotekfag 87700 Veterinaerfag 87740 Dr.med.vet.-utdanning, 20 87790 Annen forskerutdanning i veterinaerfag 88000 JORDBRUK, SKOGBRUK OG FISKE 88100 Jordbruksfag 88110 Lic.agric.-utdanning, 19 88140 Dr.agric.-utdanning, 20 88190 Annen forskerutdanning i jordbruksfag 88200 Gartneri-og hagebruksfag 88210 Lic.agric.-utdanning, 19 88240 Dr.agric.-utdanning, 20 88290 Annen forskerutdanning i gartneri-og hagebruksfag 88300 Skogbruksfag 88310 Lic.agric.-utdanning, 19 88340 Dr.agric.-utdanning, 20 88390 Annen forskerutdanning i skogbruksfag UOPPGITT UTDANNING 90000 UOPPGITT UTDANNING 243 SUPPLEMENTARY CODE 31: NORDIC CLASSIFICATION OF OCCUPATIONS TWO-DIGIT SWEDISH VERSION 00 Architects, civil engineers, industrial engineers, draughtsmen, electrical and electronics engineers, chemical engineers, mechanical engineers, metallurgists, mining engineers, surveyors 01 Chemists, physicists, physical scientists 02 Veterinarians, biologists, zoologists, bacteriologists, pharmacologists, agronomists 03 Medical doctors, medical assistants, dentists 04 Professional nurses, professional medwives, dental assistants, medical X-ray technicians, pharmacists, dietitians 05 Teachers 06 Ministers 07 Lawyers, judges 08 Sculptors, painters, artists, authors and critics, journalists, composers, musicians and singers, choreographers and dancers, actors and stage directors, circus performers 09 Accountants, social workers, librarians, archivists and curators, statiticians, economists, sociologists, anthropologists, personnel and occupational specialists, systems analysts, philologists, translators and interpreters 10 Legislative officials, government administrators 11 General managers, production managers, supervisors 20 Bookkeepers and cashiers 29 Stenographers, typists and teletypists, filing clerks, data processing machine operators, receptionists, stock clerks, correspondence and reporting clerks 30 Working proprietors 31 Insurance, real estate and securities salesmen, auctioneers, sales workers 244 33 Commercial travellers and manufacturers agents, sales supervisors, buyers, technical salesmen and service advisers, street vendors, canvassers and newsvendors, shop assistants and demonstrators 40 Farmers, forestry workers, farm managers and supervisors 41 General farm workers, veterinary assistants, farm machinery operators 43 Fishermen, hunters 44 Loggers 50 Miners and quarrymen, well drillers, borers, mineral and stone treaters, railway engine drivers and firemen, railway brakemen, signalmen and shunters 60 Ships' deck officers and pilots, ships' engineers 61 Ships' deck ratings, barge crews and boatmen, ships' engine room ratings 62 Aircraft pilots, navigators and flight engineers 63 Transport conductors, motor vehicle drivers, transport equipment operators 64 Transport and communications supervisors, railway station masters 65 Postmasters, telephone and telegraph operators 66 Mail distribution clerks 67 Transport equipment operators 70 Fibre preparers, spinners and winders, weaving and knitting machine setters and pattern card preparers, weavers, knitters, bleachers, dyers 71 Tailors and dressmakers, sewers and embroiderers, fur tailors, mitliners and hatmakers, upholsterers 72 Shoemakers and shoe repairers, leather goods makers 73 Metal smelting, converting and refining, metal melters and reheaters, metal annealers, temperers and case hardeners, metal rolling mill workers, blacksmiths, hammersmiths and forging press operators, toolmakers and machine tool operators, metal casters, metal moulders and core makers, metal drawers and extruders 74 Watch, clock and precision instrument makers, optometrists and opticians, jewelry and precious metal workers 245 75 Machine tool setter operators, metal grinders, polishers and tool sharpeners, machinery fitters and machinery assemblers, motor vehicle mechanics, aircraft engine mechanics, sheet metal workers, structural metal preparers and erectors, plumbers and pipe fitters, welders and flame cutters, metal platers and coaters 76 Electrical fitters, electrical wiremen, power-generating machinery operators, electric linemen and cable jointers, electronics workers, electronics fitters, radio and television repairmen, electrical and electronic equipment assemblers, broadcasting station operators, sound equipment operators and cinema projectionists, telephone and telegraph installers 77 Carpenters, joiners and parquetry workers, sawyers, plywood makers and related wood processing workers, cabinetmakers, woodworking machine operators, wood treaters 78 Painters, construction painters 79 Bricklayers, stonemasons and tile setters, plasterers, insulators, reinforced concreters, cement finishers and terrazzo workers, roofers, glaziers 80 Compositors and type-setters, printing pressmen, sterotypers and electrotypers, printing engravers, photo engravers, bookbinders 81 Glass formers, cutters, grinders and finishers, potters and related clay and abrasive formers, glass and ceramics kilnmen, glass engravers and ethchers, glass and ceramics painters and decorators 82 Grain millers, food and beverage processers, bakers, pastrycooks and confectionery makers, food preservers, butchers and meat preparers, dairy product processers 83 Crushers, grinders and mixers, cookers, roasters and related heat treaters, filter and separator operators, still and reactor operators, petroleum refining workers, sugar processers and refiners, chemical processers, tire makers and tire vulcanizers, rubber and plastics product makers, paper pulp preparers, paper makers 84 Tobacco preparers, cigar makers, cigarette makers 85 Basketry weavers and brush makers, tanners and fellmongers, pelt dressers, photographic dark room workers, music instrument makers and tuners, stone cutters and carvers, non-metallic mineral product makers 86 Laborers and construction workers not elsewhere classified 246 87 Stationary engine and related equipment operators, crane and hoist operators, riggers and cable splicers, earth- moving and related machinery operators, material handling equipment operators 88 Dockers and freight handlers 90 Fire fighters, policemen and detectives, protective service workers 91 Housekeeping and related service supervisors, cooks, maids and related housekeeping service workers 92 Waiters, bartenders 93 Building caretakers, charworkers, cleaners 94 Hairdressers, barbers, beauticians, athletes, sportmen and related workers, livestock workers, photographers and cameramen, undertakers and embalmers 98 Armed forces 99 Workers reporting occupations unidentifiable or inadequately described, workers not reporting any occupation 247 SUPPLEMENTARY CODE 32: NORWEGIAN CLASSIFICATION OF SCHOOL TYPE NOTE: An English translation is not available. 00 Grunnskoler, bannesholer, ungdownsholer 01 Folkehogskoler - skoler som gar inn under lov om folkehogskoler 02 Videregaende skoler ellers - (unntatt noe spesifiser nedenfor). Skoler der flertallet av elevene deltar i utdan- ninger som er gruppert pa 10.-12. klassertrinn i Standard for utdanningsgruppering. 03 Pedagogiske hogskoler - Omfatter de tidligere laererskolene, faglaererskolene og skoler for forskolelaerere. 04 Ingeniorhogskoler - Omfatter de tidligere tekniske skolene. 05 Sosialskoler 06 Sykepleierskoler - Grunnskoler i sykepleie, skoler for videreutdanning i sykepleie, spesialskoler i sykepleie, jordmorskoler, helsesosterskoler og Norges Sykepleierhoyskole. 07 Distriktshogskoler 08 Regionale hogskoler ellers samt tilsvarende hoyere utdanning - Andre utdanningsinstitusjoner der flertallet av elevene deltar i utdanningsaktiviteter pa klassetrinn 13-16 i Standard for utdanningsgruppering. Her grupperes blant annet fysioterapiskoler, fysiokjemikerskoler, Statens resep- tarskole, Statens bibliotekskole, Norsk journalistskole, Statens handverks- og kunstindustriskole, Bergens kunsthandverkskole, revisorskoler og Bedriftsokonomisk institutt. Dessuten andre bedriftsokonomiske skoler, markedsforingsskoler og bransjeskoler for privatansatte. 09 Vitenskapelige hogskoler - Norges tekniske hogskole, og dessuten folgende laeresteder: Arkitekthogskolen i Olso, Menightsfakultetet, Musikkhogskolen, Norges idrettshogskole, Norges Handelshogskole, Norges veterinaerhogskole og Statens kunstakademi. 10 Universiteter - Universitetene i Oslo, Bergen, og Tromso, samt Norges laererhogskole ved Universitetet i Trondheim. 248 11 Opplaering med lonn - Etatskoler og Opplaeringsseksjonen i Forbruker- og administrasjons- departementet, jernbaneskoler, postskoler, telegrafskoler. Skoler for sivile tryggingsfag. Politi-, brann-, toll- og fengselsskoler. 12 All militaer utdanning - Befalsskoler. Omfatter ogsa yrkesskoler for teknisk og administrativt befal. Militaere hogskoler. Krigsskoler, stabsskoler og andre militaere hogskoler. 3 Utdanningsinstitusjoner ellers - Korrespondanseskoler, folkeopplysningsorganisasjoner og utdanningsinstitusjoner ikke nevnt annet sted. Utdanning som er sa vag at den ikke lar seg kode pa skoleslag. 249 SUPPLEMENTARY CODE 33: NORWEGIAN CLASSIFICATION OF MUNICIPALITIES 0100 OSTFOLD (county) 0101 Halden (municipality) 0102 Sarpsborg 0103 Fredrikstad 0104 Moss 0111 Hvaler 0113 Borge 0114 Varteig 0115 Skjeberg 0118 Aremark 0119 Marker 0121 Romskog 0122 Trogstad 0123 Spydeberg 0124 Askim 0125 Eidsberg 0127 Skiptvet 0128 Rakkestad 0130 Tune 0131 Tolvsoy 0133 Krakeroy 0134 Onsoy 0135 Rade 0136 Rygge 0137 Valer 0138 Hobol 0200 AKERSHUS 0211 Vestby 0213 Ski 0214 As 0215 Frogn 0216 Nesodden 0217 Oppegard 0219 Baerum 0220 Asker 0221 Aurskog-Holand 0226 Saerum 0227 Fet 0228 Raelingen 0229 Enebakk 0230 Lorenskog 0231 Skedsmo 0233 Nittedal 0234 Gjerdrum 0235 Ullensaker 0236 Nes 0237 Eidsvill 0238 Nannestad 0239 Hurdal 250 0300 OSLO 0301 Oslo 0400 HEDMARK 0401 Hamar 0402 Kongsvinger 0412 Ringsaker 0414 VAng 0415 Loten 0417 Stange 0418 Nord-Odal 0419 Sor-Odal 0420 Eidskog 0423 Grue 0425 Asnes 0426 Valer 0427 Elverum 0428 Trysil 0429 Amot 0430 Stor-Elvdal 0432 Rendalen 0434 Engerdal 0435 Tolga-Os 0437 Tynset 0438 Alvdal 0439 Folldal 0500 OPPLAND 0501 Lillehammer 0502 Gjovik 0511 Dovre 0512 Lesja 0513 Skjak 0514 Lom 0515 Vaga 0517 Sel 0518 Fron 0520 Ringebu 0521 Oyer 0522 Gausdal 0528 Ostre Toten 0529 Vestre Toten 0532 Jevnaker 0533 Lunner 0534 Gran 0536 Sondre Land 0538 Nordre Land 0540 Sor-Aurdal 0541 Etnedal 0542 Nord-Aurdal 0543 Vestre Slidre 0544 Oystre Slidre 0545 Vang 251 0600 BUSKERUD 0601 Ringerike 0602 Drammen 0604 Kongsberg 0615 Fla 0616 Nes 0617 Gol 0618 Hemsedal 0619 Al 0620 Hol 0621 Sigdal 0622 Krodsherad 0623 Modum 0624 Ovre Eiker 0625 Nedre Eiker 0626 Lier 0627 Rayken 0628 Hurum 0631 Flesberg 0632 Rollag 0633 Nore og Uvdal 0700 VESTFOLD 0702 Holmestrand 0703 Horten 0705 Tonsberg 0706 Sandefjord 0707 Larvik 0708 Stavern 0711 Svelvik 0713 Sande 0714 Hof 0716 Vale 0717 Borre 0718 Ramnes 0719 Andebu 0720 Stokke 0721 Sem 0722 Notteroy 0723 Tjome 0725 Tjolling 0726 Brunlanes 0727 Hedrum 0728 Lardal 0800 TELEMARK 0805 Porsgrunn 0806 Skien 0807 Notodden 0811 Siljan 0814 Bamble 0815 Kragero 0817 Drangedal 0819 Nome 0821 Bo 252 0822 Sauherad 0826 Tinn 0827 Hjartdal 0828 Seljord 0829 Kviteseid 0830 Nissedal 0831 Fyresdal 0833 Tokke 0834 Vinje 0900 AUST-AGDER 0901 Risor 0903 Arendal 0904 Grimstad 0911 Gjerstad 0912 Vegarshei 0914 Tvedestrand 0918 Moland 0919 Froland 0920 Oyestad 0921 Tromoy 0922 Hisoy 0926 Lillesand 0928 Birkenes 0929 Amli 0935 Iveland 0937 Evje og Hornnes 0938 Bygland 0940 Valle 0941 Bykle 1000 VEST-AGDER 1001 Kristiansand 1002 Mandal 1003 Farsund 1004 Flekkefjord 1014 Vennesla 1017 Sogndalen 1018 Sogne 1021 Marnardal 1026 Aseral 1027 Audnedal 1029 Lindesnes 1032 Lyngdal 1034 Magebostad 1037 Kvinesdal 1046 Sirdal 1100 ROGALAND 1101 Eigersund 1102 Sandnes 1103 Stavanger 1106 Haugesund 1111 Sokndal 1112 Lund 253 1114 Bjerkreim 1119 Ha 1120 Klepp 1121 Time 1122 Gjesdal 1124 Sola 1127 Randaberg 1129 Forsand 1130 Strand 1133 Hjelmeland 1134 Suldal 1135 Sauda 1141 Finnoy 1142 Rennesoy 1144 Kvitsoy 1145 Bokn 1146 Tysvaer 1149 Karmoy 1151 Utsira 1154 Vindafjord 1200 HORDALAND 1201 Bergen 1211 Etne 1214 Olen 1216 Sveio 1219 Bomlo 1221 Stord 1222 Fitjar 1223 Tysnes 1224 Kvinnherad 1227 Jondal 1228 Odda 1230 Ullensvang 1233 Ulvik 1234 Grauvin 1235 Voss 1238 Kvam 1241 Fusa 1242 Samganger 1243 Os 1244 Austevoll 1245 Sund 1246 Fjell 1247 Askoy 1251 Vaksdal 1252 Modalen 1253 Osteroy 1256 Meland 1259 Oygarden 1260 Radoy 1263 Lindas 1264 Austrheim 1265 Fedje 1266 Masfjorden 254 1400 SOGN OG FJORDANE 1401 Flora 1411 Gulen 1412 Solund 1413 Hyllestad 1416 Hoyanger 1417 Vik 1418 Balestrand 1419 Leikanger 1420 Sogndal 1421 Aurland 1422 Laerdal 1424 Ardal 1426 Luster 1428 Askvoll 1429 Fjaler 1430 GAular 1431 Jolster 1432 Forde 1433 Naustdal 1438 Bremanger 1439 Vagsoy 1441 Selje 1443 Eid 1445 Gloppen 1448 Stryn 1500 MORE OG ROMSDAL 1501 Alesund 1502 Molde 1503 Kristiansund 1511 VAnylven 1514 Sande 1515 Heroy 1516 Ulstein 1517 Hareid 1519 Volda 1520 Orsta 1524 Norddal 1525 Stranda 1527 Orskog 1528 Sykkylven 1532 Giske 1534 Haram 1535 Vestnes 1539 Rauma 1543 Nesset 1545 Midsund 1546 Sandoy 1547 Aukra 1548 Fraena 1551 Eide 1554 Averoy 1556 Frei 1557 Gjamnes 255 1560 Tingvoll 1563 Sunndal 1566 Surnadal 1567 Rindal 1569 Aure 1571 Halsa 1572 Tustna 1573 Smola 1600 SOR-TRONDELAG 1601 Trondheim 1612 Hemne 1613 Snillfjord 1617 Hitra 1620 Froya 1621 Orland 1622 Agdenes 1624 Rissa 1627 Bjugn 1630 Afjord 1632 Roan 1633 Osen 1634 Oppdal 1635 Rennebu 1636 Meldal 1638 Orkdal 1640 Roros 1644 Holtalen 1648 Midtre Gauldal 1653 Melhus 1657 Skaun 1662 Klaebu 1663 Malvik 1664 Selbu 1665 Tydal 1700 NORD-TRONDELAG 1702 Steinkjer 1703 Namsos 1711 Meraker 1714 Stjordal 1717 Frosta 1718 Leksvik 1719 Levanger 1721 Verdal 1723 Mosvik 1724 Verran 1725 Namdalseid 1729 Inderoy 1736 Snasa 1738 Lierne 1739 Royrvik 1740 Namsskogan 1742 Grong 1743 Hoylandet 256 1744 Overhalla 1748 Fosnes 1749 Flatanger 1750 Vikna 1751 Naeroy 1755 Leka 1800 NORDLAND 1804 Boda 1805 Narvik 1811 Bindal 1814 Bronnoy 1815 Vega 1816 Vevelstad 1818 Heroy 1820 Alstahaug 1822 Leirfjord 1824 Vefsn 1825 Grane 1826 Hattfjelldal 1827 Donna 1828 Nesna 1832 Hemnes 1833 Rana 1834 Luroy 1835 Traena 1836 Rodoy 1837 Meloy 1838 Gildeskal 1839 Beiarn 1840 Saltdal 1841 Fauske 1842 Skjerstad 1845 Sorfold 1848 Steigen 1849 Hamaroy 1850 Tysfjord 1851 Lodingen 1852 Tjeldsund 1853 Evenes 1854 Ballangen 1856 Rost 1857 Vaeroy 1858 Moskenes 1860 Vestvagoy 1865 Vagan 1866 Hadsel 1867 Bo 1868 Oksnes 1870 Sortland 1871 Andoy 257 1900 TROMS 1901 Harstad 1902 Tromso 1911 Kvaefjord 1913 Skanland 1915 Bjarkoy 1917 Ibestad 1919 Gratangen 1921 Salangen 1922 Bardu 1924 Malselv 1925 Sorreisa 1926 Dyroy 1927 Tranoy 1928 Torsken 1929 Berg 1931 Lenvik 1933 Balsfjord 1936 Karlsoy 1938 Lyngen 1939 Storfjord 1940 Kafjord 1941 Skjervoy 1942 Nordreisa 1943 Kvaenangen 2000 FINNMARK 2001 Hammerfest 2002 Vardo 2003 Vadso 2011 Kautokeino 2012 Alta 2014 Loppa 2015 Hasvik 2016 Soroysund 2017 Kvalsund 2018 Masoy 2019 Nordkapp 2020 Porsanger 2021 Karasjok 2022 Lebesby 2023 Gamvik 2024 Berlevag 2025 Tana 2027 Nesseby 2028 Batsfjord 2030 Sor-Varanger 3000 LIVING ABROAD 258 SUPPLEMENTARY CODE 34: MOST IMPORTANT GROUP OR ORGANIZATION NAME CANADIAN VERSION 1 GROUPE OPTIFLEN 2 SOCIETE DE SERVICE D'AIDE AU CO-OPERATIVE D'HABITATION 3 ACTION D'HABITATION DU QUEBEC 4 CO-OPERATIVE EN ALIMENTATION 5 LIBERAL PARTY - FEDERAL 6 PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE PARTY - MUNICIPAL 7 PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE PARTY - PROVINCIAL 8 N.F.V. SOUTHERN KING ADVISORY BOARD 9 NEW BRUNSWICK TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION 10 STANDARDS COMMITTEE 11 ACADIAN PARTY 12 UNION (UNSPECIFIED) 13 PARTI QUEBECOIS 14 ACTION FEMININE D'EDUCATION D'ACTION SOCIAL 15 ECHEVIN A LA VILLE DE VALCOURT 16 LIBERAL PARTY 18 PARTICIPER QUEBECOIS 19 UREA FORMALDEHYDE FOAM INSULATION (UFFI) 20 UNITED AUTO WORKERS 21 PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE PARTY 22 FEDERAL SUPERANNUALS NATIONAL ASSOC. 23 ATLANTIC SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA 24 NEW DEMOCRATIC PARTY 25 LIBERAL ASSOCIATION 26 CANADIAN INSTITUTE OF FORESTRY, NOVA SCOTIA 27 DOGHUNTER ASSOC. OF NOVA SCOTIA 28 ONTARIO PUBLIC INTEREST GROUP 29 SIMCOE SOUTH LIBERAL ASSOC. 30 PRO LIFE 31 NORTHERN ONTARIO FARMERS' ASSOC. 32 ONTARIO SECONDARY SCHOOL TEACHERS' FEDER. 33 SUB COMMITTEE OF CANADA COUNCIL 34 MALIKAY CAMPERS' ASSOCIATION 35 WOMEN'S CONSERVATIVE CAUCUS OF THE CONSERVATIVE PARTY 36 SOCIAL ACTION COMMITTEE 37 ORGANIZATION TO REFORM MARIJUANA LAWS 39 4 PRINCE P.C. ELECTION ASSOC. 40 P.E.I. DISABLED ASSOC. 41 RATEPAYERS' ASSOCIATION 42 CANADIAN ORGANIZATION FOR INDEPENDENT LIFESTYLES 43 ORGANIZATION DEALING WITH REHABILITATION 45 SAVE THE SEAL'S NETWORK 44 WINNIPEG WOMEN'S NETWORK 45 SAVE THE SEAL 46 KINGSTON NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT 47 GROUP FIGHTING METRIC CONVERSION 48 AWANA - CHILDREN'S CHURCH CLUB 49 ASSINIBOIAS TEACHERS' ASSOC. 50 KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS 51 E.A.S.E./EXPRESSIVE ARTS SYSTEMS EXPLORATIONS 259 52 CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS INTERNATIONAL 53 FRONTIERS FOUNDATION 54 GROUP OF INDEPENDENT FILM MAKERS 55 NIAGARA SOUTH BOARD OF EDUCATION 56 PUBLIC SERVICE ALLIANCE OF CANADA 57 MONARCHIST LEAGUE OF CANADA 58 CITY POLITICS 59 CATHOLIC WOMEN'S LEAGUE 60 REGINA UNITARIAN FELLOWSHIP 61 SASKATCHEWAN WHEAT POOL 62 NEW DEMOCRATIC PARTY - MUNICIPAL 63 SASKATCHEWAN STOCK GROWERS' ASSOC. 64 INDEPENDENT TRUCKING 65 COUNCIL FOR EXCEPTIONAL CHILDREN 66 UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA 67 FRIENDSHIP CENTRE - METIS ASSOC. 68 MOZART CO-OP 69 LOCAL SCHOOL BOARD 70 CAMPAIGN FOR LOCAL CANDIDATES 71 B.C. TEACHERS' ASSOC. 72 MUNICIPAL COUNCIL (AS GROUP)-PUBLIC OFFICIALS TO HELP PAY POWER UNIT FOR SENIORS' APARTMENT 73 REHABILITATION LODGE 74 WOMEN'S INSTITUTE 75 CITIZENS' GROUP 76 CANDLELIGHTERS ASSOC. OF NFLD. & LABRADOR 77 BRENTWOOD TENANTS' ASSOC. 78 NOVA SCOTIA STATUS OF WOMEN 79 SOCIAL CREDIT PARTY - MUNICIPAL 80 ADAM ROBERTSON PARENT-SCHOOL ASSOC. 81 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 82 REGIONAL DISTRICT OF CENTRAL KOOTENAY 83 GROUP CONCERNED ABOUT STE. JEAN D'ARC HOSPITAL 84 COMMISSION SCOLAIRE DE GRANBY 85 CLUB OPTIMISTE 86 NOVA SCOTIA TEACHERS' UNION (DARTMOUTH) 87 LAND OWNERS' GROUP 88 UNITED GRAIN GROWERS 89 CONSULTATION COMMITTEE FOR SCHOOL BOARD 90 WESTERN CANADA CONCEPT 91 CADETS DE L'AIR 92 CHEVALIERS DE COLOMB 93 ALLIANCE QUEBEC 94 CO-OP DU CHEZ SOI 95 LIBERAL PARTY - PROVINCIAL 96 ONTARIO NURSES' ASSOCIATION 97 AMNISTIE INTERNATIONALE 98 PREGNANCY DISTRESS 99 ALBERTA FLYING FATHERS 100 PARENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE NORTH SHORE YOUTH SYMPHONY 101 COURTENAY DISTRICT TEACHERS' ASSOC. 102 DAY CARE BOARD 103 PETITION #1 (STIFFER PENALTIES FOR CRIMINALS - RELATED TO OLSON MURDERS) 104 COMMITTEE FOR A REGIONAL HOSPITAL 260 105 VANCOUVER ROWING CLUB 106 ONTARIO PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS' FEDER. 107 BOARD OF EDUCATION 108 ROTARY 109 CANADIAN MENTAL HEALTH ASSOC. 110 ST. JOHN AMBULANCE 111 SENIOR CITIZENS 112 LIFE UNDERWRITERS 113 CHURCH ADVISORY BOARD 114 BRETTON PLACE TENANTS'S ASSOC. 115 PTA/PARENT-TEACHERS ASSOC. 116 COLONIE DES VACANCES 117 CANADIAN SOCIETY OF RESPIRATORY TECHNOLOGISTS 118 WOMEN AGAINST PORNOGRAPHY 119 ORGANIZATION FOR WOMEN LEADERSHIP 120 STOP 114 INDIAN RD. 121 LIBERAL PARTY - PROVINCIAL 122 FRATERNITE INTERNATIONALE DES POTIERS ET METIERS CONNEXES 123 CLUB RICHELIEU 124 STATUS OF WOMEN 125 BAHA'I FAITH 126 FARMERS' SURVIVAL ALLIANCE ASSOC. 127 FOSTER PARENTS ASSOCIATION 128 ANTI NUCLEAR WARFARE 129 SCHOOL COMMITTEE FOR SAFETY 130 WORKING GROUP OF BACHELORETTES 131 DOOR & HARDWARE INSTITUTE - ONTARIO BRANCH 132 QUEEN'S ALUMNI 133 NATURE WOMEN'S FAMILY CULTURE CENTRE 134 CONSTITUENCY OFFICE 135 PEACE MOVEMENT OF EDMONTONIANS FOR A NON-NUCLEAR FUTURE 136 ALBERTA TEACHERS' ASSOC. 137 CANADIAN HENLEY ROWING CORP. 138 TOWN COUNCIL 139 OXBOW BUSINESSMEN ASSOC. 140 KAMSACK SCHOOL UNIT BOARD 141 COMITE DES FEMMES DE L'UNIVERSITE DE MONTREAL - LES SORCIERES 142 CENTRE INTERNATIONALE DE GERONTOLOGIE 143 LE MOVEMENT SOCIALISTE 144 FOUNDATION DE L'HOPITAL STE. JUSTINE 145 ELECTIONS AU NIVEAU PROVINCIAL 146 QUEBEC BLACK COUNCIL 147 LES DAMES FERMIERES 148 CLSC 149 LES PLUIES ACIDES 150 ORGANISATION MUNICIPAL 151 ASSOC. PETITS DETAILLANTS DU QUEBEC 152 REGROUPEMENT DES ASSISTES SOCIAUX DE SHERBROOKE 153 W.C.C. 154 MINISTERE DE L'HABITATION 155 ENGINEERING NEWSPAPER IRON WARRIOR 156 MANITOBA POOL ELEVATORS 157 PACE PROGRAM 158 WOMEN'S INSTITUTE 261 159 MIRSW (MANITOBA INSTITUTE OF REGIONAL S.W.) 160 CANADIAN BUSINESS AIRCRAFT ASSOC. 161 VANCOUVER A.M. 162 EAST INDIAN FARMWORKERS UNION 163 MOUVEMENT V.U.Q. 164 OKANAGAN NEUROLOGICAL ASSOC. 165 FEDERAL ELECTIONS 166 FEDERATION OF AGRICULTURE 167 MOUVEMENT D'ANIMATION POUR L'ANNEE INTERNATIONALE DE LA JEUNESSE 168 FRIENDS OF PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED OF PARRY SOUND 169 BUFFALO CREEK WATER RESOURCES ENVIRONMENTAL ASSOC. 170 JEHOVAH WITNESSES 171 HIGHWAY 14 SURFACE RIGHTS ASSOC. 172 RENEW 173 MATCH INTERNATIONAL 174 PLANNED PARENTHOOD 175 CNIB 176 EQUAL OPPORTUNITY REPS PROGRAM 177 NDP WOMEN'S GROUP 178 ASSOC. FOR EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION 179 UNION FOR PUBLIC SERVICE 180 PROBATION SERVICE 181 ROYAL CANADIAN ARCHITECTURAL INSTITUTE 182 WOMEN'S RIGHTS OF ALBERTA 183 FAMILY LAW SUBSECTION OF CANADIAN BAR ASSOC. 184 HILLHURST SUNNYSIDE COMMUNITY 262 SUPPLEMENTARY CODE 35: LARGER ORGANIZATION NAME CANADIAN VERSION 1 PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE PARTY - FEDERAL 2 PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE PARTY - PROVINCIAL 3 CANADIAN TEACHERS FEDERATION 4 STANDARDS COMMITTEE OF ALBERTA 5 CENTRAL ENSEIGNEMENT DU QUEBEC 6 PARTI QUEBECOIS 7 LIBERAL PARTY ASSOC. BEAUCE SUD 8 PARTI QUEBECOIS - PROVINCIAL 9 UREA FORMALDEHYDE FOAM INSULATION (UFFI) 10 UNITED AUTO WORKERS 11 PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE PARTY 12 FEDERAL SUPERANNUALS NATIONAL ASSOC. 13 NEW DEMOCRATIC PARTY 14 LIBERAL PARTY ASSOC. OF CANADA 15 CANADIAN INSTITUTE OF FORESTRY 16 ONTARIO PUBLIC INTEREST GROUP 17 PRO LIFE 18 NORTHERN ONTARIO FARMERS' ASSOC. 19 ONTARIO SECONDARY SCHOOL TEACHERS' FEDER. 20 SOCIAL SCIENCES & HUMANITIES RESEARCH COUNCIL 21 SOCIAL ACTION COMMITTEE 22 ORGANIZATION TO REFORM MARIJUANA LAWS 23 P.E.I. P.C. ASSOCIATION 24 P.E.I. DISABLED ASSOC. 25 CANADIAN ORGANIZATION FOR INDEPENDENT LIFESTYLES 26 ORGANIZATION DEALING WITH REHABILITATION 27 NETWORK 28 UNITED WAY 29 AWANA 30 SASKATCHEWAN TEACHERS' FEDERATION 31 KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS 32 FEDERATED CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS INTERNATIONAL 33 FRONTIERS FOUNDATION 34 PUBLIC SERVICE ALLIANCE OF CANADA 35 MONARCHIST LEAGUE OF CANADA 36 CATHOLIC WOMEN'S LEAGUE 37 CANADIAN UNIVERSALIST UNITARIAN ASSOC. 38 SASKATCHEWAN WHEAT POOL 39 NEW DEMOCRATIC PARTY - PROVINCIAL 40 SASKATCHEWAN STOCK GROWERS' ASSOC. 41 INDEPENDENT TRUCKING 42 COUNCIL FOR EXCEPTIONAL CHILDREN 43 UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA 44 INDIAN AND METIS FRIENDSHIP SOCIETY 45 FEDERATED CO-OP 46 B.C. TEACHERS' FEDERATION 47 B.C. TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION 48 REHABILITATION LODGE 49 WOMEN'S INSTITUTE 50 FEDERATION OF METRO TENANTS 263 51 NATIONAL COUNCIL OF WOMEN 52 SOCIAL CREDIT PARTY - PROVINCIAL 53 B.C. HOME AND SCHOOL ASSOCIATION 54 CANADIAN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 55 REGIONAL DISTRICT OF CENTRAL KOOTENAY 56 CLUB OPTIMISTE INTERNATIONALE 57 NOVA SCOTIA TEACHERS' UNION 58 UNION OF NOVA SCOTIA MUNICIPALITY 59 LAND OWNERS GROUP 60 UNITED GRAIN GROWERS 61 WESTERN CANADA CONCEPT 62 FEDERATION DES CADETS DE L'AIR 63 ALLIANCE QUEBEC 64 CANADIAN NURSES' ASSOCIATION 65 AMNISTIE INTERNATIONALE 66 PETITION #1 67 CANADIAN AMATEUR ROWING ORGANIZATION 68 ONTARIO PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS' FEDERATION 69 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 70 CANADIAN MENTAL HEALTH ASSOC. 71 LIFE UNDERWRITERS 72 FEDERATION OF TENANTS ASSOC. 73 CANADIAN SOCIETY OF RESPIRATORY TECHNOLOGISTS 74 LIBERAL PARTY - PROVINCIAL 75 STATUS OF WOMEN 76 BAHA'I FAITH 77 FARMERS SURVIVAL ALLIANCE ASSOC. 78 DOOR & HARDWARE INSTITUTE - INTERNATIONAL 79 QUEEN'S ALUMNI 80 NEW DEMOCRATIC PARTY - FEDERAL 81 ANTI NUCLEAR MOVEMENT 82 ALBERTA TEACHERS' ASSOC. 83 SUMA & SSTA 84 CENTRE INTERNATIONALE DE GERONTOLOGIE 85 NATIONAL BLACK CO-ORDINATION OF CANADA 86 LES DAMES FERMIERES 87 MINISTRY OF SOCIAL AFFAIRS 88 ASSOC. PETITS DETAILLANTS DU QUEBEC 89 REGROUPEMENT DES ASSISTES SOCIAUX DE SHERBROOKE 90 REGROUPEMENT DE L'ASSOCIATION POUR LA DEFENSE DES DROITS SOCIAUX 91 W.C.C. 92 MINISTERE DE L'HABITATION 93 CANADIAN INSTITUTE OF S.W. 94 EAST INDIAN FARMWORKERS ASSOC. 95 ONTARIO FEDERATION OF AGRICULTURE 96 MOUVEMENT D'ANIMATION POUR L'ANNEE INTERNATIONAL DE LA JEUNESSE 97 C.F.P. 98 JEHOVAH WITNESSES 99 ALBERTA SURFACE RIGHTS ASSOC. 100 MATCH INTERNATIONAL 101 PLANNED PARENTHOOD 102 CNIB 103 ASSOC. FOR EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION 264 104 ROYAL CANADIAN ARCHITECTURAL INSTITUTE 105 INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S ASSOC. OF CANADA 106 CANADIAN BAR ASSOC. 265 SUPPLEMENTARY CODE 36: POVERTY REASONS CANADIAN VERSION GENERAL CULTURAL VALUE ISSUES 1 SOCIAL ATTITUDES, NSF 2 DECLINE OF RELIGION 3 DECLINE OF MORALITY 4 MATERIALISTIC VALUES IN CANADIAN SOCIETY/MATERIALISM/ WANT TOO MANY LUXURIES/BE LESS WASTEFUL 5 PEOPLE ARE SELFISH AND DON'T CARE ABOUT OTHER PEOPLE 6 PEOPLE DON'T WORK TOGETHER, LACK OF UNITY/WE MUST WORK TOGETHER PERSONAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE POOR 10 BAD ATTITUDES, NFS 11 NOT AMBITIOUS/NO GOALS/LACK OF MOTIVATION/NO INCENTIVE TO BETTER THEMSELVES/LAZY 12 UNWILLING TO WORK/TO TAKE JOBS THAT ARE AVAILABLE/ LOWER PAID JOBS/ANY JOB 13 NO SELF-RESPECT/NO PRIDE 14 UNINTELLIGENT/LOW I.Q./LACK OF ABILITY 15 LIVE FOR THE MOMENT/GET PRIORITIES MIXED UP 16 MONEY MISMANAGEMENT/WON'T SAVE/BAD JUDGMENT/FINANCIAL IRRESPONSIBILITY/TOO MUCH CREDIT 17 ALCOHOLISM/DRUG ADDICTIONS 18 ILLNESS/DISABILITY/OLD AGE 19 LACK OF OPPORTUNITIES/UNFORTUNATE CIRCUMSTANCES (UNSPECIFIED) CHILDHOOD, FAMILY ENVIRONMENT AND HISTORY 20 FAMILY, NFS (BAD FAMILY BACKGROUND/PARENTS/BAD FAMILY SITUATION) 21 POOR UPBRINGING/LACK OF DISCIPLINE IN FAMILY 22 PARENTS DON'T TEACH CHILDREN VALUES OF WORK AND SELF-RESPECT/PARENTAL VALUES 23 BROKEN HOMES/SINGLE PARENTS/NO SUPPORT FROM SPOUSE 24 POOR HAVE TOO MANY CHILDREN/TOO LARGE FAMILIES/NEED BIRTH CONTROL 25 POVERTY OF THE FAMILY OF ORIGIN/THE VICIOUS CYCLE 26 BAD SOCIAL ENVIRONMENT GROWING UP (NEIGHBOURHOOD/COMMUNITY) 29 OTHER FAMILY/BACKGROUND CHARACTERISTICS 30 (LACK OF) EDUCATION, NFS/PEOPLE WITH NO EDUCATION 31 POOR EDUCATIONAL QUALITY 32 NO SKILLS/TRAINING, NOT QUALIFIED/TRAINED FOR JOBS WHICH ARE AVAILABLE/LACK OF MARKETABLE SKILLS 33 LACK OF EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES 266 34 LACK OF TRAINING BY COMPANIES/ON THE JOB TRAINING/CAN'T GET JOBS WITHOUT GIVEN A CHANCE OF EXPERIENCE 35 PEOPLE MUST BE WILLING TO RELOCATE 36 THE QUEBEC PROBLEM/PEOPLE WON'T INVEST IN QUEBEC/ COMPANIES MOVE OUT 37 FEDERAL & PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENTS SHOULD WORK TOGETHER 38 POOR MANAGEMENT/RUNNING OF PRIVATE SECTOR/HAVE BETTER WORKING CONDITIONS 45 EVERYBODY SHOULD BE UNIONIZED/HAVE UNIONS TO FIGHT FOR THEM 46 LACK OF MARKETS/NO MARKET FOR THE PRODUCTS/NO DEMAND 47 THE ENERGY POLICIES 48 REGIONAL DISPARITIES/ECONOMICAL DIFFERENCES 49 TOO MANY/TOO HIGHLY PAID CIVIL SERVANTS GENERAL 50 THE GOVERNMENT/TOO MANY GOVERNMENT PROGRAMS/INTERFERENCE/ INTERVENTIONS (UNSP) GOVERNMENT INCOME PROGRAMS 51 TOO MUCH WELFARE/THE WELFARE SYSTEM/GIVEAWAY PROGRAMS/ U.I./TOO EASY TO GET/LESS OF A WELFARE STATE 52 WELFARE IS ILLEGITIMATE/CAUSES POVERTY 53 WELFARE DISCOURAGES WORK/IS TOO EASY TO GET ON AND STAY ON/PEOPLE ABUSE WELFARE/U.I./DON'T LOOK FOR WORK/STAY ON WELFARE 54 WELFARE IS A LEGITIMATE SYSTEM BUT IT IS EXECUTED OR ORGANIZED INCORRECTLY/THE PEOPLE WHO NEED IT OFTEN DON'T GET IT INADEQUATE GOVERNMENT INTERVENTION 55 GOVERNMENT DOESN'T PROVIDE/CREATE ENOUGH JOBS 56 GOVERNMENT DOESN'T DO ENOUGH FOR THE POOR/NOT SUFFICIENT GOVERNMENT PROGRAMS OF VARIOUS SORTS 57 NOT ENOUGH GOVERNMENT STIMULATION OF PRIVATE SECTOR 58 TOO MUCH SPENT ON DEFENSE 59 TAXES ARE TOO LOW ON THE RICH/ON BIG BUSINESS/LOOPHOLES LEFT EXCESSIVE GOVERNMENT 60 TAXES TOO HIGH/TOO MANY/TAX REFORMS NEEDED 61 GOVERNMENT WASTE/INEFFICIENCY/CORRUPTION, TOO MUCH GOVERNMENT BUREAUCRACY/RED TAPE AND MISMANAGEMENT/ OVER-SPENDING 62 GOVERNMENT HELPS OTHER COUNTRIES TOO MUCH/TOO MUCH FOREIGN AID TO POOR COUNTRIES, NOT ENOUGH FOR OUR PEOPLE 267 63 GOVERNMENT INTERFERENCE WITH BUSINESS/FREE ENTERPRISE SYSTEM/THE MINIMUM WAGE 64 POLITICIANS/LEADERS/POOR LEADERS/TRUDEAU 65 OTHER GOVERNMENT RESPONSES, MISCELLANEOUS/POORLY RUN/ DON'T INITIATE NEW PROGRAMS THE ECONOMY 66 THE ECONOMY/ECONOMIC SYSTEM/CURRENT ECONOMIC SITUATION/ THE RECESSION 67 UNEMPLOYMENT/LACK OF JOBS/LAY-OFFS/FIRMS CLOSING DOWN 68 INFLATION/HIGH PRICES/GET LESS FOR THE DOLLAR, NEED WAGE/ PRICE/RENT CONTROL 69 TECHNOLOGY/AUTOMATION/TECHNOLOGY PUTS PEOPLE OUT OF WORK 70 LACK OF PRODUCTIVITY/OF TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATION 71 PROFIT MOTIVE, BUG BUSINESS (EXPLICIT MENTIONS OF GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS OF PROFIT MONEY/(BIG BUSINESS) HOLDS MONOPOLIES/CAPITALISM 72 SPECIFIC EXAMPLES OF PROFIT MONEY/BIG BUSINESS (E.G., LANDLORDS CHARGE TOO HIGH RENTS/BUSINESSES WANT TO KEEP PAYROLLS DOWN) 73 THE RICH WON'T HELP THE POOR/RICH HAVE TOO MUCH, OTHER SPECIFICATIONS DIRECTED TOWARDS THE RICH PER SE/RICH GET RICHER-POOR GET POORER 74 BUSINESS MOVING TO OTHER COUNTRIES/PLACES WHERE LABOUR IS CHEAPER/WE ARE NOT COMPETITIVE 75 TOO MANY IMPORTS 76 UNEQUAL DISTRIBUTION OF WEALTH/INCOME/WAGES TOO LOW/ UNEQUAL DISTRIBUTION OF COSTS AND BENEFITS/SOME PAID TOO MUCH, SOME NOT PAID ENOUGH 77 MISMATCH OF PEOPLE AND JOBS, GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATIONS OF JOBS NOT WHERE THE PEOPLE ARE/PEOPLE'S ABILITIES DON'T FIT THEIR JOBS 78 HIGH INTEREST/MORTGAGE RATES 79 CANADA NEEDS MORE INDUSTRIES/SECONDARY INDUSTRIES/ TO USE OUR OWN RESOURCES 80 TOO MANY WOMEN ARE WORKING/TAKE JOBS AWAY FROM MEN 81 UNIONS: UNIONS DRIVE UP PRICES AND/OR EXCLUDE PEOPLE FROM JOBS/TOO MUCH POWER/STRIKES 82 MINIMUM WAGE TOO LOW 83 PEOPLE ARE OVER PAID/WANT MORE MONEY FOR DOING LESS/ DON'T WANT TO WORK HARD 84 CUT OUT FOREIGN OWNERSHIP/MULTINATIONALS/KEEP CANADIAN MONEY FROM GOING OUT OF THE COUNTRY/BE SPENT HERE 85 SOCIETY/THE SOCIAL SYSTEM/THE STRUCTURE OF OUR SOCIETY 86 DISCRIMINATION/ON THE JOB/WORK PLACE/RACE/SEX 87 IMMIGRATION/FOREIGNERS COMING INTO THE COUNTRY TAKE AWAY JOBS 88 NEED MORE FOREIGN INVESTMENT/NOT ENOUGH FOREIGN INVESTMENT 89 NEED MORE INTERNATIONAL TRADE/MORE EXPORT 268 MISCELLANEOUS 90 THERE REALLY ISN'T ANY POVERTY IN CANADA 91 THERE WILL ALWAYS BE POVERTY/NOTHING CAN BE DONE ABOUT IT/ FATALISM 92 GOD'S WILL 93 UIC IS USELESS/DON'T GET HELP TO FIND JOBS 96 REFUSED 97 MISCELLANEOUS OTHER RESPONSES 269 SUPPLEMENTARY CODE 37: POVERTY SOLUTIONS CANADIAN VERSION 1 CHANGE VALUES/SOCIAL ATTITUDES, NFC 2 MORE RELIGION/STRENGTHEN RELIGION/MORE CHURCH-GOING 3 PEOPLE SHOULD BE MORE SOCIALLY RESPONSIBLE/THINK MORE ABOUT OTHERS 4 WE SHOULD BE MORE SOCIALLY RESPONSIBLE/MORE ABOUT OTHERS 5 INCREASE MORALITY 6 WE SHOULD THINK MORE AS CANADIANS/HAVE A SENSE OF PRIDE BEING CANADIAN 10 CHANGE ATTITUDES/PULL THEIR OWN WEIGHT/HAVE A POSITIVE ATTITUDE/OTHER GENERAL ATTITUDE/VALUES STATEMENTS, SHOULD CHANGE THEMSELVES/BE MORE MOTIVATED 11 DEVELOP THE WORK ETHIC/PEOPLE SHOULD GO OUT AND GET JOBS/ TAKE WHAT IS AVAILABLE 12 DEVELOP PRIDE/SELF-RESPECT 13 LEARN TO HANDLE MONEY/TO PLAN BETTER/LIVE WITHIN THEIR MEANS/DON'T USE CREDIT CARDS 14 SOME PEOPLE NEED HELP TO HELP THEMSELVES/GIVEN OPPORTUNITIES/ BE TAUGHT 15 FAMILY PLANNING/NEED TO BE TAUGHT BIRTH CONTROL 16 GET RID OF LIQUOR/THE ALCOHOL PROBLEMS 17 HAVE BETTER RELATIONS BETWEEN MANAGEMENT AND LABOUR 20 STRENGTHEN THE FAMILY/STIMULATE HOMELIFE/BETTER FOR MOTHERS TO STAY HOME 21 STRONGER DISCIPLINE IN THE HOME/BETTER UPBRINGING/ START AT HOME 22 THE POOR SHOULD HAVE FEWER CHILDREN 23 PEOPLE ON WELFARE OR U.I. SHOULD BE MADE TO DO COMMUNITY WORK/SOME KIND OF WORK 24 EDUCATION/TRAINING FOR PEOPLE ON UNEMPLOYMENT/WELFARE/ AS A PREREQUISITE 25 LESS GOVERNMENT INTERVENTION (UNSP) 26 MORE CONTROL OF GRANTS GIVEN TO INDUSTRY/SOME NEVER GOT STARTED 27 HAVE LESS CROWN CORPORATIONS/MORE PRIVATE SECTOR 28 GOV'T SHOULD LISTEN TO THE PEOPLE/PEOPLE SHOULD HAVE MORE TO SAY ABOUT HOW GOV'T IS RUN 29 PROVINCIAL & FEDERAL GOV'T SHOULD CONTROL OUR NATURAL RESOURCES 30 (MORE) EDUCATION/UPGRADING - MAKE IT ATTRACTIVE/ENCOURAGE 31 IMPROVE QUALITY OF EDUCATION: IMPROVE EDUCATION OPPORTUNITIES/MORE VOCATIONAL SCHOOLS AVAILABLE (IN OUR AREA)/MORE ORIENTATION 32 TEACH FUNDAMENTALS/BACK TO BASICS 33 TRAINING/RETRAINING PROGRAMS/TO OBTAIN PRACTICAL SKILLS/ MARKETABLE SKILLS 34 SCHOOLING SHOULD BE MORE GEARED FOR CHANGING TECHNOLOGY/ PRESENT MARKET 35 ECONOMIC HELP/SUPPORT FOR MORE EDUCATION/TRAINING/GRANTS/ MORE AFFORDABLE 36 MORE OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE JOB TRAINING/APPRENTICESHIP 170 37 TOO MUCH AUTOMATION/PEOPLE ARE LOSING THEIR JOBS 38 PEOPLE MUST BE WILLING TO RELOCATE/GO WHERE THE JOBS ARE 39 IMPROVE FARMERS' PRICES/RELATED HARDSHIPS 40 ATTRACT FOREIGN INVESTMENT 41 GETTING RID OF MULTINATIONAL CORPORATIONS THAT ARE CONTROLLING OUR ECONOMY/TAKING MONEY OUT OF THE COUNTRY 42 CREATE MORE INTERNATIONAL TRADE/EXPORT 43 UPGRADE QUALITY/WORKMANSHIP 44 PUT YOUTH/PEOPLE UNEMPLOYED INTO ARMED FORCES 45 REDUCE PARTICIPATION OF WOMEN IN WORKFORCE GENERAL 46 CHANGE, IMPROVE THE SYSTEM OF GOVERNMENT/GOVERNMENT POLICIES/TOO MUCH POWER IN OTTAWA 47 THE GOVERNMENT SHUOLD DO SOMETHING, TAKE CARE OF IT, NFS SOCIAL PROGRAMS, INCOME SUBSIDIES 48 WELFARE (NOT SPECIFIED AS CHANGE)/IMPROVE WELFARE, NFS 49 GET WELFARE CHISLERS OFF WELFARE/STOP WELFARE FRAUD/ TOO EASY TO GET/STRICTER CONTROL IN SCREENING 50 MAKE PEOPLE WHO CAN WORK GET OFF WELFARE/MAKE IT MORE DIFFICULT TO GET ON AND STAY ON WELFARE/GIVE WELFARE ONLY TO PEOPLE WHO REALLY NEED IT/U.I. TO MAKE JOBS AVAILABLE 51 INCREASE WELFARE/SOCIAL SERVICES/GOVERNMENT AID TO THE POOR/LOW COST HOUSING 52 INCREASE SOCIAL SERVICES/AID TO SPECIFIC TARGET GROUPS: THE ELDERLY/HANDICAPPED/UNEMPLOYED 53 REDUCE FOREIGN AID/HELP OTHER COUNTRIES LESS 54 THE FEDERAL GOV'T SHOULD DO LESS - LET THE PROVINCIAL DO MORE/OTHER REFERENCES TO "PROVINCIAL RIGHTS" ISSUE 55 STOP GOV'T INTERFERENCE WITH FREE ENTERPRISE/LESS REGULATION OF BUSINESSES 56 REDUCE OR CLIMINATE SOCIAL SERVICES/WELFARE (DRASTICALLY)/ REDUCE GOVERNMENT SPENDING IN THESE AREAS 57 NOT BE INFLUENCED BY U.S./STOP COPYING U.S. 58 MORE GOVERNMENT CONTROL/EXPAND SOCIAL DEMOCRATIC PROGRAMS OTHER THAN WELFARE PROGRAMS 59 INCREASE TAXES ON THE RICH/BIG BUSINESS, REDISTRIBUTE WEALTH/INCOME, CLOSE TAX LOOP 60 GOV'T SHOULD PROVIDE/CREATE JOBS/PUBLIC WORKS/SAVE MONEY ON WELFARE/U.I./WORK PROGRAMS 61 WE NEED A WAR OTHER RESPONSES 62 REDUCE GOV'T WASTE/INEFFICIENCY/SPEND OUR MONEY MORE WISELY BALANCE BUDGET/CORRUPTION/RED TAPE/CIVIL SERVANTS 63 MORE GOV'T STIMULUS OF PRIVATE INITIATIVES/SUBSIDIZE/ TAX INCENTIVE FOR INDUSTRY 64 NEW LEADERS/CHANGE POLITICIANS/GET RID OF TRUDEAU/CHANGE GOVERNMENT 65 REDUCE TAXES/IMPROVE TAX STRUCTURE 271 66 CREATE INDUSTRIES IN CANADA FOR USING OUR RAW MATERIALS/ SECONDARY INDUSTRIES WOULD EASE UNEMPLOYMENT THE ECONOMY 67 SUBSIDIZE PEOPLE IN LOW INCOME BRACKET TO REACH EQUAL STANDARD OF LIVING 68 CHANGE/IMPROVE THE ECONOMY/THE ECONOMIC SITUATION, NFS/ MISCELLANEOUS ECONOMY RESPONSES 69 LIMIT CORPORATE POWER (GOV'T NOT EXPLICITLY MENTIONED)/ EMPLOYEES SHOULD HAVE MORE SAY IN MANAGEMENT 70 LOWER INTEREST RATE 71 LET PEOPLE WORK IF THEY WANT TO (ELIMINATE RETIREMENT/ MANDATORY SCHOOLING) 72 CREATE MORE JOBS/REDUCE UNEMPLOYMENT (NOT SPECIFIED AS GOVERNMENT RESPONSIBILITY) 73 EQUAL PAY/BE PAID FOR WHAT YOU ARE DOING/PROFIT SHARING/ INCENTIVE 74 BETTER PAY/RAISE MINIMUM WAGE/RAISE PAY IN ACCORDANCE WITH INFLATION 75 REDUCE POWER OF UNIONS/STRIKES/PRICING US OUT OF THE MARKET 76 REDUCE INFLATION/IMPLY WAGE & PRICE CONTROLS/LOWER COSTS/ INCREASE VALUE OF THE DOLLAR 77 BUY CANADIAN: REDUCE/ELIMINATE IMPORTS/BE SELF-SUPPORTING 78 TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATION/INCREASE PRODUCTIVITY 79 MORE USE OF NATURAL RESOURCES 80 CHANGE SOCIETY/THE SYSTEM, BE MORE AWARE OF HOW A SOCIETY FUNCTIONS 81 PEOPLE OVER 65/OLDER PEOPLE RETIRE AND LEAVE JOBS FOR YOUNGER PEOPLE/RETIRE SOONER 82 WORK/JOB SHARING IN TIME/MONEY TO EAST UNEMPLOYMENT 83 STOP IMMIGRATION/IN RELATION TO EASE UNEMPLOYMENT 84 IMPROVE HEALTH CONDITIONS/EDUCATION IN PUBLIC HEALTH 85 EQUAL JOB OPPORTUNITIES/TO ADVERTISE JOBS/NOT GIVE JOBS TO FRIENDS/RELATIVES 86 WAGES ARE TOO HIGH/PEOPLE SHOULD DO MORE FOR LESS 87 CHURCHES SHOULD ENGAGE IN MORE SOCIAL ACTION AROUND POVERTY/CHURCHES/COMMUNITY SHOULD DO MORE 88 FOR RICH/BETTER OFF PEOPLE TO SHARE WITH THE LESS FORTUNATE/DISTRIBUTE WEALTH 89 CHILDCARE, FLEXTIME/FACILITATE WORK FOR WOMEN/MORE DAY CARE CENTRES/AFFORDABLE 90 NOTHING NEEDS TO BE DONE/NO POVERTY 91 NOTHING CAN BE DONE 92 WE'RE/THEY'RE DOING ALL THAT NEEDS TO BE DONE/ALL THAT CAN BE DONE 93 NOTHING WILL BE DONE 96 REFUSED 97 MISCELLANEOUS OTHER RESPONSES 272 SUPPLEMENTARY CODE 38: MEANS OF SELF-SUPPORT CANADIAN VERSION OTHER HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS 1 SPOUSE 2 PARENT(S) 3 CHILD(REN) 4 OTHER RELATIVE 5 NON-RELATIVE HOUSEHOLD MEMBER INDIVIDUALS NOT IN HOUSEHOLD 11 (PREVIOUS) SPOUSE (INC. ALIMONY/CHILD SUPPORT) 12 PARENT(S) 13 CHILD(REN) 14 OTHER RELATIVE 15 FAMILY 16 FRIENDS 19 OTHER PERSON OUTSIDE HOUSEHOLD GOVERNMENT SOURCES 21 WELFARE/PUBLIC ASSISTANCE 22 FAMILY ALLOWANCE (BABY BONUS) 23 WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION/VETERANS' AFFAIRS/OTHER DISABILITY PAYMENT 24 UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION/INSURANCE 29 OTHER GOVERNMENT SOURCES OTHER PAYMENTS 31 UNION PAYMENTS 32 RETIREMENT PLAN/PENSION 33 PRIVATE INSURANCE COVERAGE/ANNUITY 34 SEVERANCE PAY 35 DREW VACATION PAY OTHER INCOME 41 OCCASIONAL/PART-TIME WORK 42 SAVINGS/INVESTMENTS/RENTS/DIVIDENDS/INTEREST 43 FOOD FROM GARDENING/HUNTING/FISHING 273 SUPPLEMENTARY CODE 39: GROUP ISSUES CANADIAN VERSION 1 GENERAL GOVERNMENTAL POLICIES 2 ELECTIONS: GETTING PEOPLE ELECTED/MY PARTY ELECTED 3 TAX REFORM: TAX REDUCTION/TAX DISTRIBUTION 4 SOCIOECONOMIC ISSUES, TO PROVIDE AN ALTERNATIVE TO IT 5 ECONOMIC SITUATION/IMPROVE THE ECONOMY 6 PARTY POLITICS 7 LOCAL POLITICS, NFS 8 REDUCE HALFWAY HOUSES IN OUR AREA, DISTRIBUTE THEM OVER METRO AREA 9 CANADIAN CONSTITUTIONS, RETAINING QUEEN ELIZABETH 10 WOMEN'S ISSUES/RIGHTS, NSF 11 INVOLVE WOMEN WITH PROFESSIONAL BACKGROUNDS FOR MORE KNOWLEDGE OF POLITICAL ISSUES 12 WOMEN'S RIGHTS, ANTI-ABORTION 13 MORE RECOGNITION OF NATIVE WOMEN AND THEIR CONTRIBUTION TO SOCIETY 14 STIFFER PENALTIES FOR VIOLENT CRIMES/DEATH PENALTY 15 ANTI-PORNOGRAPHY 16 WOMEN'S RIGHTS TO EQUAL EMPLOYMENT 17 GETTING WOMEN INTO PUBLIC OFFICE 18 JOBS/TRAINING FOR WOMEN IN THE THIRD WORLD 19 GOV'T POLICY AND REGULATION FOR LIFE UNDERWRITERS SO THAT GOV'T WON'T PUT THEM OUT OF BUSINESS 20 WORK WITH CHURCH FOR PEACE 21 BLACK RIGHTS 22 CIVIL RIGHTS/HUMAN RIGHTS 23 SENIOR CITIZEN RIGHTS/GRANTS FOR MORE HOUSING/NURSING HOME UNITS/BETTER HOUSING/TRANSPORTATION 24 RIGHTS OF MINORITY GROUPS 25 WORKERS RIGHTS/WORKING CONDITIONS 26 INDEPENDENCE FOR QUEBEC 27 EQUAL RIGHTS FOR WESTERN CANADA 28 BETTER HUMANITY (UNSP) 29 PRISONERS' RIGHTS/REHABILITATION 30 BETTER RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN HOME (PARENTS) AND SCHOOL 31 COMPENSATION FOR NON-TEACHING DUTIES LIKE SUPERVISION/ EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES 32 TEACHER'S CUTBACK/REDUCTION/FUNDING/JOB SECURITY 33 SCHOOL CLOSINGS, LOW ENROLMENT 34 NEIGHBOURHOOD IMPROVEMENT (ZONING, HOUSING REHABILITATION) 35 OTHER EDUCATIONAL AND SCHOOL-RELATED ISSUES/FREEDOM TO TEACH RELIGION/ON-GOING IMPROVEMENT OF EDUCATION 36 RELATIONSHIP OF GOV'T AND EDUCATION IN PUBLIC SCHOOL/ INCREASED BENEFIT FOR TEACHERS AND STUDENTS 37 SAFETY FOR CHILDREN GETTING TO AND IN SCHOOL/KEEP CROSSING GUARDS 38 REVISING POLICY HANDBOOK RE RELATIONS BETWEEN TEACHERS AND SCHOOLBOARD 39 RIGHTS OF EXCEPTIONAL CHILDREN 274 40 ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUE/IMPROVE AREA/KEEP OUR WATER RESOURCES FOR HUMAN CONSUMPTION 41 FREEDOM OF BUSINESS, BEING ABLE TO START YOUR OWN BUSINESS, INDEPENDENT OF UNIONS 42 IMPROVED SUPER ANNUATION BENEFIT 43 GUIDANCE/REFORM FOR FIRST TIME MARIJUANA OFFENDERS 44 HIGH PROFESSIONAL STANDARDS FOR ARCHITECTS 45 LIGHT RAIL TRANSIT (COMMUNITY GROUP) 46 DIVORCE LAW REFORM (CDN. BAR ASSOCATION) 47 TO MAKE YOUTH INTO RESPOINSIBLE CITIZENS (YOUTH MOVEMENT) 48 SUBSIDIZE CARE FOR CRIPPLED CHILDREN 49 NEED OF A NEW HOSPITAL IN THE AREA 50 BUILDING A RECREATION CENTRE 51 HEALTH/AND HEALTH CARE ISSUES 52 HELP THE SICK/DISABLED 53 POVERTY, HELP THE NEEDY/LOW COST HOUSING IN DEPRESSED AREAS 54 THE RIGHTS OF THE OPPRESSED 55 IMPROVE LIFE FOR THE GENERAL PUBLIC/EQUALITY 56 VARIOUS BENEFITS FOR CHILDREN/WELFARE OF CHILDREN 57 HELP YOUTH, PROVIDE RECREATION FOR YOUTH, HELP RUNAWAYS 58 PRESERVE FAMILY UNIT, CHILD/FAMILY SERVICES, MAKE PEOPLE BETTER PARENTS 59 DAY CARE QUALITY/AFTER SCHOOL DAY CARE 60 PROPERTY VALUE 61 UNEMPLOYMENT SITUATION/JOBS FOR EVERYONE/LOWER UNEMPLOYMENT 62 GENERAL ECONOMIC ISSUES/PUBLIC BUDGETS 63 LOBBYING FOR IMPROVED JOBS/BENEFITS/BETTER COMMUNICATION BETWEEN PEOPLE WHO ORGANIZE JOBS 64 SMALL BUSINESS INTERESTS 65 AGRICULTURAL INTERESTS, TO BE SELF SUPPORTING/BUY FARMS/ GRAIN MARKETING/IMPROVE FARM PRICES/SURFACE RIGHT FOR FARMERS RE OIL DRILLING 66 FAIRNESS/SECURITY FOR LANDOWNERS 67 PROMOTE TOURISM 68 OPERATING DOCKS AND CAMPING GROUNDS AND KEEP THEM RUNNING EFFECTIVELY/CAMPS VACATION COST 69 FREIGHT RATES FOR GRAIN/FAIR STABLE FREIGHT RATES/ REFERENCE TO WAY OF SHIPPING GRAIN 70 REGIONAL INVOLVEMENT OF THE NATIONAL FILMBOARD OF CANADA 71 TO ACHIEVE A STANDARD MANUAL THE GOV'T WILL APPROVE FOR ALL AIRCRAFT OPERATORS 72 STOP METRIC 73 SAVE THE SEAL 74 MAKE PEOPLE AWARE OF THE DISSATISFACTION WESTERN PEOPLE BEING RULED BY CENTRAL CANADA 75 AVIATION FOR ALBERTA FLYING FARMERS 76 EDUCATION FOR DISABLED (SENSORY MOTOR INTEGRATION) 77 SAVING CHILDRENS EYESIGHT (AMBLYOPEIA CLINIC) 78 TO HELP PARENTS DEAL WITH EMOTIONS, TO BETTER UNDERSTAND CHILDREN AND OTHER PEOPLE 79 FOR PARENTS OF CHILDREN WITH CANCER TO SUPPORT EACH OTHER 80 HANDICAPPED RIGHTS/BETTER FACILITIES 81 SOCIAL PROBLEMS/ISSUES/FACTORS 275 82 NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT 83 REMOVAL OF FOAM INSULATION AND COMPENSATION COST 84 ASKING FOR LONGER WORK WEEK FROM 5 DAYS TO SEVEN TO INCREASE PRODUCTION 85 TO PREVENT POOR CONSTRUCTION, PROMOTE USE OF STEEL PRODUCTS, FIRE SAFETY 86 EQUALITY/JOBS/INDEPENDENCE FOR THE BLIND 87 CHOICE OF HAVING A CHILD (PLANNED PARENTHOOD) 88 PROMOTION FOR FREE ENTERPRISE, EDUCATE PEOPLE ON BUSINESS ISSUES 89 BETTER PRICES FOR CONSUMER IN RETAIL MARKETING 90 PREVENT RENT INCREASES 91 THE CHURCH'S SURVIVAL/FINANCE, ACHIEVE A LARGER CHURCH, DRAW LARGER CONGREGATION 92 FOR THE 1984 OLYMPIC (AMATEUR ROWING) 93 RAISING MONEY FOR BETTER FACILITIES FOR QUEEN'S (UNIVERSITY) 94 CHILDREN GIVEN BIBLE TEACHING, ENRICH THEIR LIVES 95 HOPE TO KEEP HENLEY REGATTA IN ST. CATHERINES, NOT HAVING IT MOVED TO MONTREAL 96 FUND RAISING FOR PERFORMING ARTS/SYMPHONY 97 MISCELLANEOUS OTHERS 276 SUPPLEMENTARY CODE 40: GROUP PARTICIPATION CANADIAN VERSION 1 MEETINGS: ATTENDING ONLY 2 MEETINGS: ORGANIZING 3 MEETINGS: CHAIRING, LEADING 4 OFFICIAL OR LEADER IN THE ORGANIZATION/CHAIRMAN TREASURER 5 TEACHING, INSTRUCTIONAL LEADING DISCUSSIONS FOR THE ORGANIZATION/EXPLAINING ISSUES/GUIDANCE 6 RESEARCH 7 CONSULTANT TO ORGANIZATION/PROVIDED INFORMATION TO ORGANIZATION 8 MEMBER/SUPPORTS ORGANIZATIONAL GOALS/KEEPS POSTED ON ACTIVITIES/ON THE BOARD 9 STUDY GROUPS/EXPRESS IDEAS/GROUP DISCUSSIONS/PROPOSALS 10 HELPS WITH PRODUCTION OF PAPER 11 ARRANGES SOCIAL FUNCTIONS 12 ZONE REPRESENTATIVE 13 REPRESENTING IDEAS AND NEEDS OF PEOPLE IN OUR AREA 14 JOB PLACEMENTS (YOUTH) 15 TAKES COURSES PROVIDED 21 DEMONSTRATIONS: ATTENDING ONLY 22 DEMONSTRATIONS: ORGANIZING/LEADING/HELPING TO ORGANIZE 23 LOBBYING PUBLIC OFFICIALS 24 CANVASSING 25 VOLUNTEER FOR VARIOUS PROJECTS 31 FUNDS/MONEY: CONTRIBUTING/PAYING DUES 32 FUNDS/MONEY: FUND RAISING 33 PUTTING TOGETHER BROCHURES/MAILING 41 WORKS ON POLITICAL CAMPAIGNS, NFS/CAMPAIGNING 42 WORKING AT POLLS/SCRUTINEER 44 CIRCULATES PETITIONS/INFLUENCE COMMUNITY 45 RECRUITING MEMBERS 50 PUBLICITY/MEDIA WORK 95 NOT A MEMBER ANY MORE 277 SUPPLEMENTARY CODE 41: MAJOR SUBJECT, FIELD OF STUDY CANADIAN VERSION 1 GENERAL (NO MAJOR SPECIFIED) 2 ARTS (GENERAL - NO MAJOR SPECIFIED) 3 ARTS & SCIENCE (GENERAL - NO MAJOR SPECIFIED) 4 SCIENCE (GENERAL - NO MAJOR SPECIFIED) 5 SECRETARIAL 6 ELECTRICAL 7 CULINARY 8 TOURISM 9 ELECTRONICS/T.V. TECHNICIAN 10 EDUCATION (NO SPECIFICATION) 11 PHYSICAL & HEALTH EDUCATION AND RECREATION 12 OTHER SPECIALIZATIONS 13 TEACHER'S COLLEGE 14 BEAUTICIAN 15 TYPING 16 MECHANICS 17 CARPENTRY 18 DRY CLEANING 19 MACHINE SHOP/BLACKSMITH 20 FINE & APPLIED ARTS (NOT SPECIFIED) 21 MUSIC 22 THEATRE AND DRAMA 23 FILM AND PHOTOGRAPHY 24 OTHER FINE ARTS 25 UPHOLSTERY 26 STATIONARY ENGINEER 27 ORTHOPEDIC GARMENT FITTER 28 PLUMBING 29 BOILER MAKER 30 HUMANITIES (NOT SPECIFIED) 31 CLASSICS 32 HISTORY 33 LIBRARY SCIENCES 34 ENGLISH 35 FRENCH 36 OTHER MODERN LANGUAGES 37 PHILOSOPHY 38 RELIGIOUS STUDIES 39 OTHER 40 SOCIAL SCIENCES 41 ANTHROPOLOGY 42 AREA STUDIES/URBAN/ENVIRONMENTAL 43 COMMERCE/BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION/INDUSTRIAL STUDIES 44 ECONOMICS 45 GEOGRAPHY 46 POLITICAL SCIENCE/GOVERNMENT 47 PSYCHOLOGY 48 SOCIAL WORK 49 SOCIOLOGY 50 CRIMINOLOGY 278 51 JOURNALISM 52 OTHER 53 REAL ESTATE 54 DENTAL ASSISTANT 55 LEARNED PROFESSIONS 56 LAW 57 MEDICINE 58 DENTISTRY 59 COMPUTER 60 AGRICULTURAL AND BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE (NOT SPECIFIED) 61 AGRICULTURE 62 BIOCHEMISTRY 63 BIOLOGY 64 BOTANY 65 HOUSEHOLD SCIENCES 66 VETERINARY MEDICINE 67 ZOOLOGY 68 OTHER 69 INSTRUMENTATION (NUCLEAR POWER) 70 ENGINEERING & APPLIED SCIENCES (NOT SPECIFIED) 71 ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN 72 ENGINEERING 73 FORESTRY 74 COMPUTER SCIENCE 75 OTHER 76 WELDING 77 PEDICURE 78 TECHNICAL 79 BUSINESS 80 HEALTH SCIENCES (NOT SPECIFIED) 81 NURSING 82 PHARMACY 83 REHABILITATION MEDICINE 84 OTHER 85 NURSING SCHOOL 86 MASONRY 87 NAUTICAL SCIENCE 88 ADMINISTRATION 89 WATCHMAKING/JEWELLERY 90 MATHEMATICS & PHYSICAL SCIENCE (NOT SPECIFIED) 91 CHEMISTRY 92 GEOLOGY 93 MATHEMATICS 94 PHYSICS 95 OTHER 96 WAITRESS/HOSPITALITY SERVICE 97 BOOKKEEPING 98 BLANK 101 ACCOUNTING 102 LAW ENFORCEMENT & MANAGEMENT 103 COMMUNICATION 104 CARTOGRAPHY (MAP MAKING) 105 RADIOLOGY TECHNICIAN 106 COMMERCIAL 107 HEALTH CARE AID 279 108 ADVERTISING 109 BUTCHER 110 LAB TECHNICIAN 111 DRESSMAKING 112 BROADCASTING 113 AVIATION 114 PRINTING/LITHOGRAPHY 115 SHEET METAL 116 JANITORIAL COURSE 117 RESPIRATORY TECHNICIAN 118 AUTO BODY MEHANICS 119 DRAFTING 120 OFFICE EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE 121 LANDSCAPING 122 TELLER 123 MASTER OF MINED WATERS 124 DENTAL TECHNICIAN 125 REFRIGERATION 280 SUPPLEMENTARY CODE 42: OFFICIAL NAME OF WORK PLACE CANADIAN VERSION 1 BASTIEN ET FRERES INC. 2 N.B. COMMUNITY COLLEGE CAMPBELLTON CAMPUS 3 MEDIACONE INC. 4 HOPITAL CHRIST ROI 5 PHARM-ESCOMPTES JEAN-COUTU 6 VIOLIN D'INORES 7 CENTRE HOSPITLIER DE L'UNIVERSITE LAVAL 8 DIVISION VALERE COTE 9 ST. LAWRENCE MANUFACTURING 10 CINEMA CARTIER 11 ESSO GAS STATION 12 MARIE ANTOINETTE 13 ACTION D'HABITATION DU QUEBEC 14 LE GRAND TRIANON AUTO LTEE 15 COMPAGNIE CANADIENNE EQUIPEMENT DE BUREAUX 16 BERGERS ENVELOPPES INTERNATIONALES INC. 17 SAUNDERS AND HOWELL CO. LTD. 18 AYRES LTD. 19 CARBONEAU GENERAL GOSPITAL 20 CONCEPTION BAY REGIONAL MEDICAL GROUP 21 NEWFOUNDLAND LIGHT & POWER CO. LTD. 22 JASON'S SEA FOODS 23 JAMES T. RANDALL LTD. 24 HORWOOD LUMBER CO. 25 ALAN MORGAN AND SONS 26 THE NEWFOUNDLAND HERALD 27 CHARLIE C'S 28 DOUGLAS BROS. AND JONES 29 CANADA COMMUNITY IMPROVEMENT 30 H.W. WILLIS 31 MASTER CLEANERS 32 C.N. MAINES 33 KENSINGTON SAVE EASY 34 CLOVER FARM GROCERY STORE 35 ISLAND FERTILIZER 36 C.N. MACLEAN LTD. 37 BROOKING PRODUCE LTD. 38 J.S. REDPATH LTD. 39 BOOKE BOND FOODS LTD. 40 NEW BRUNSWICK TELEPHONE CO. 41 SISTERS OF CHARITY, ST. JOSEPH'S HOSPITAL 42 ST. JOHN GENERAL 43 BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB OF CALGARY 44 BROOKFIELD MANUFACTURING 45 J.D. IRVING WOODLANDS 46 BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA 47 ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION 48 RED WELL SERVICING 49 J.K. CAMBELL ASSOCIATES 50 BLUE STAR RESTAURANT 281 51 CONNORS BROS. LTD. 52 VILLAGE OF BLACKS HARBOUR 53 K-MART 54 ZELLERS 55 NORTH EAST PINE 56 JEAN MARC LAFONTAINE 57 DOMINION ENGINEERING LTEE. 58 ENTREPRENEUR V. BOISLAND DE QUEBEC 59 QUEBEC TELEPHONE 60 MOLSON BREWERIES 61 PIECES HYDRAULIQUE MENARD 62 GARDIAN POLY 63 CLINIQUE MEDICALE BOUCHAND ET SMITH 64 N.B. COMMUNITY COLLEGE 65 MANOIR RICHELIEU 66 ST. JOSEPH'S HOSPITAL 67 LA FEMME DE LA POULETTE GRISE INC. 68 LA PHARMACIE L. BERGERON 69 MCINTYRES MINES INC. 70 SHELL CANADA LTD. (SEE -0431) 71 TORONTO DOMINION BANK 72 STEEL CO. OF CANADA 73 JENKINS CANADA 74 CAISSE POPULAIRE ST. HENRI 75 VILLA ST. PASCAL INC. 76 CO-OP COTE SUD 77 JEAN YVES NORMAND ENR. 78 LE PEUPLE COURIER DE LA COTE DU SUD 79 MANOIR ST. CASTINO 80 LES PETROLES MONTMAGNY 81 BOMBARDIER INC. 82 LES ACIERS CANAM INC. 83 MARCHE DENIS DALLAIRE 84 CHEMISE PERFECTION INC. 85 95-724 CANADA LTD. 86 HANDY ANDY 87 SHIER LTEE. 88 CHRYSLER CO. 89 KELSEY-HAYES 90 HOTEL DIEU OF ST. JOSEPH'S HOSPITAL 91 NEDCO 92 WINDSOR UTILITIES 93 FRANCO STEEL CO. 94 GENERAL MOTORS TRIM PLANT 95 UNIVERSITY OF WINDSOR 96 PONDEROSA STEAK HOUSE 97 PROFESSIONAL MANAGEMENT 98 SEVEN-ELEVEN 99 CHEVALIER ENGINEERING ASSOCIATION 100 CHROME TEK PLASTICS - 1982 101 CANADA POST 102 FCM PLATING 103 HOLY CROSS HOSPITAL 104 MAPPIN'S JEWELLERY 105 WINDSOR PRINT AND LITHO 282 106 MARY KAY COSMETICS 107 FORD MOTOR CO. 108 NATIONAL AUTO RADIATOR 109 SHELLER GLOBE 110 HAIR OF THE DOG 111 NORCANA HOLDINGS 112 RONSON, SUVRAN AND JONES 113 ASSOCIATION CANADIENNE DU TRAFIC DES MARCHANDISES 114 NABISCO FORD 115 ROYAL BANK OF CANADA 116 CUNARD'S TAILORS 117 WENDY'S OF CANADA 118 IMPERIAL BANK OF COMMERCE 119 MARITIME TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH CO. 120 SACRED HEART 121 DALHOUSIE FACULTY OF MEDICINE 122 MOVING TO PUBLICATIONS 123 ATLANTIC SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA 124 WILLOW LODGE 125 SUNSET HOME, PUGWASH 126 SOUND FACTORY, HALIFAX SHOPPING CENTRE 127 BOYDEN GARLAND 128 MICHELIN TIRE CORP. 129 LYDIA'S BEAUTY SALON 130 PALMETER'S COUNTRY HOME 131 SCOTIA TEXTILES LTD. 132 LA RAPIDO 133 ST. CLAIR COLLEGE 134 THIBODEAU FINCH 135 PENNINGS ELECTRIC CO. 136 ST. JOSEPH'S HOSPITAL 137 UNION GAS CO. 138 SCOTT'S OF SARNIA 139 REGION OF NIAGARA SENIOR CITIZENS APTS. 140 SUNCOR INC. 141 BANK OF MONTREAL 142 ALGOMA STEEL CO. 143 SEARS/SIMPSONS-SEARS 144 PARKWAY CLEANERS 145 PLUMMER HOSPITAL 146 ROY GRAHAM TRUCKING 147 EAST END SHELL 148 ALGOMA STEEL TUBE DIVISION 149 CUSA CREATIONS LTD. 150 DOMTAR FINE PAPER 151 CORNWALL AUTOMATIC MERCHANDISING LTD. 152 BIWAY 153 COLCHESTER COUNTY HOSPITAL 154 ROYAL VICTORIA HOSPITAL 155 GEORGIAN COLLEGE BOOKSTORE 156 QUALITY CAMERAS AND PHOTO FACTORY 157 BURGER KING 158 (NOT USED) 159 CAPE BRETON DEVELOPMENT CORP. 160 DR. JOHN ARCHIBALD 283 161 KRESGES 162 CAMP HILL HOSPITAL 163 HILLCREST MANOR 164 ANDY'S TIRE LTD. 165 J.B. CONSTRUCTION 166 NATIONAL SEA PRODUCTS 167 BOWATER MERSEY PAPER CO. LTD. 168 NOVA SCOTIA POWER CORP. 169 SEE-SIDE OPTICAL 170 GREENFIELD UNITED-BAPTIST PASTROL 171 EATON'S 172 ONTARIO METIS & NON-STATUS INDIAN ASSOC. 173 STANLEY HARDWARE 174 HOFSTETTER BUSINESS PRODUCTION 175 GENERAL ELECTRIC 176 JOHANNES DEO (CATHOLIC HOSPITAL) 177 H.S.A. REACTORS LTD. 178 SCHLEGO COMP. 179 ROYAL INSURANCE 180 WELDING INSTITUTE OF CANADA 181 CASHWAY LUMBER 182 ASTOR COFFEE SHOP 183 INGLES LTD. 184 INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER (CANADA) 185 SUPERIOR FOOD SERVICES 186 DOMCLEAN LTD. 187 HAMILTON DISCOUNT 188 DEFASCO 189 WALMER TRANSPORT 190 ONTARIO HYDRO 191 OTIS ELEVATOR 192 LAKEWOOD NURSING HOME 193 CAPITAL BOWLING ALLEY 194 EMPIRE HOTEL 195 FOWLER CONSTRUCTION CO. 196 JAMES MASTERS AND SON 197 NUR SAND SPECIAL METALS DIVISION 198 TRANS CANADA TELEPHONE SYSTEM 199 BOEING OF CANADA 200 RENFREW COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION 201 NESBITT'S CONCRETE 202 CANADIAN FACTS 203 NO OFFICIAL NAME 204 EAST HAWKESBURY PUBLIC SCHOOL 205 VIATEUR BOURDON 206 S.N.C. INC. 207 PASADINA TOURIST LODGE 208 KOCH TRANSPORT 209 TACCO DRY CLEANING CENTRE 210 JOHN FORSYTH CO. LTD. 211 B.F. GOODRICH 212 UNIROYAL (TIRE DIVISION) 213 SUTHERLANDS SCHULTZ 214 CHATEAU GAI 215 UNIROYAL 284 216 CANADA TRUST 217 BAYLEY ENGINEERING 218 WHITBY HYRDO-ELECTRIC SYSTEM 219 GENERAL MOTORS OF CANADA 220 LAURENTIAN UNIVERSITY 221 CAMBRIAN COLLEGE 222 INTERNATIONAL NICKEL CO. 223 SOGA CANADIAN MANAGEMENT 224 SNOW WHITE BAKERY 225 LAURENTIAL HOSPITAL 226 SAUVE PRINTING 227 ACE MUSIC CO. 228 LANDMARK INN 229 ONE-HOUR MARTINIZING 230 GUIDE PUBLISHING CO. 231 LAKEHEAD UNIVERSITY (PRINT SHOP) 232 WESTEEL ROSCOE 233 RONALD'S PRINTING 234 RATCLIFFE COPPER AND BRASS 235 IMPACT COPY CENTRE LTD. 236 CHEDOKE HOSPITAL 237 SHELL OAKVILLE MARKETING 238 LOBLAWS 239 RAN-KAV MAINTENANCE 240 RADIO SHACK 241 CORKSCREW RESTAURANT INC. 242 HOUSE OF FRIENDSHIP OF KITCHENER 243 ROBINSON'S DEPT. STORES LTD. 244 B.C.F. SHAKE MILL 245 CANFOR LTD. 246 WOOLCO DEPT. STORE 247 DRS. GRIS AND GALLAGHER 248 LEDDELL CONSTRUCTION CO. 249 WONG'S RESTAURANT 250 BERNARD'S MARKET 251 BANTAM LOGGING 252 B.C. TELEPHONE 253 KROFTON MOVING & STORAGE 254 AIR CANADA 255 B.C. FOREST PRODUCT LTD. 256 PEOPLE'S JEWELLERS 257 JIM'S GULF GAS AND AUTO SERVICE 258 NORTHWEST WHOLESALE CO. 259 GOODGRANDSON TRANSFER 260 MANITOBA DAIRY & POULTRY CO-OPERATIVE 261 GENERAL HOSPITAL 262 HUDSONS BAY CO. 263 WALDEN PUBLIC RELATIONS LTD. 264 G.M. GRAHAM & CO. LTD. 265 GENERAL MOTORS SCARBOROUGH VAN PLANT 266 YORK CENTRAL HOSPITAL 267 CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAY 268 CANADA DEVELOPMENT CORP. 269 LAWSON GRAPHICS 270 TRANSILWRAP OF CANADA 285 271 ZENTIL PLUMBING 272 TOMPA ZORMANN CHARLTON INSURANCE BROKERS 273 S AND C ELECTRIC 274 ELECTRO ARTS LTD. 275 TELEDIRECT PUBLICATIONS INC. 276 LEISURE WORLD NURSING HOMES 277 WENCER'S LTD. 278 BELL CANADA 279 STEVENSON RENTAL 280 SUPREME CASTING AND TOOLING 281 LITTON SYSTEMS CANADA 282 ENGINEERING PROCUREMENT CONST. MANAG. SERVICES LTD. 283 S.A. PEMBERTON 284 SOUTHAM PRINTING 285 DONLEE HOLDINGS LTD. 286 IVANHOE INSURANCE CO. 287 UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO 288 ONTARIO CANCER INSTITUTE 289 QUICK MESSENGER SERVICE 290 INVEROY MANOR 291 N.S.F.I. 292 DOMINION HARDWARE 293 DOWN EAST RESTAURANT 294 HONTS COMMUNITY HOSPITAL 295 VICTORY CREDIT UNION LTD. 296 HOLIDAY INN 297 IRVING OIL LTD. 298 HERITAGE BOOKS 299 JACK AND JILL WEE COLLEGE LTD. 300 VILLA PROVIDENCE SHEDIAC INC. 301 DOMGLAS LTD. 302 COMBINED INSURANCE CO. OF AMERICA 303 A.W. FOSTER AND SONS 304 HONEYWELL 305 BECKER'S 306 CAMPBELL SOUP LTD. 307 ST. WALLIBOSOD 308 SHARP BUS LINES 309 HINDER HOLLER YACHTS 310 CANADIAN TIRE 311 STELCO INC. 312 MEYER INDUSTRIAL DISTRIBUTORS LTD. 313 HOLLANADA FARMS LTD. 314 GENERAL INSTRUMENT OF CANADA 315 WOODIES GOODIES 316 DRUMMOND MCCALL INC. 317 MANITOBA POOL ELEVATORS 318 WINNIPEG FREE PRESS 319 (BLANK) 320 H.J. MARKETING SERVICES LTD. 321 WILSON AUTO ELECTRIC 322 W.G. MCMAHON LTD. 323 MOTOR SALES AND CORPORATE 324 SYNTEX INC. 325 VICTORIA GENERAL HOSPITAL 286 326 DATA POINT CANADA 327 CAREER OPPORTUNITIES II 328 ROSEDALE UNITED CHURCH 329 GEMMA PLASTIC 330 CAMPEAU CORP. 331 P.B. OIL 332 REITMANS 333 MALLETT'S SAWMILL 334 HAMILTON HEIGHTS GOLF COURSE 335 WESTINGHOUSE CANADA INC. 336 PALLISER REGIONAL CARE CENTRE 337 ROBINSON ELECTRONICS 338 REGIONAL HEALTH CARE CENTRE 339 PIONEER CO-OP 340 KRUSS GLASS AND ALUMINUM 341 MACLEOD'S 342 SERVICE JEWELLERS LTD. 343 PIONEER LODGE HOSPITAL 344 CY'S AUTO PARTS 345 MONCTON CITY HOSPITAL 346 STEEVES FURNITURE 347 SPAGHETTI HOUSE RESTAURANT AND TAVERN 348 WESTCLOX CANADA LTD. 349 BELLEVILLE GENERAL HOSPITAL 350 HEINZ CANNING CO. 351 METROPOLITAN DEPT. STORE 352 EATONA FISHERY 353 ARMSTRONG PRODUCE 354 F.W. WOOLWORTH CO. LTD. 355 FERNLEA FLOWERS LTD. 356 VANRYBROECK ALUMINUM 357 HOOVER UNIVERSAL 358 FINLAY FOREST INDUSTRIES 359 MACKENZIE DRY CLEANING 360 DALE SIEBEN BUILDING SUPPLIES CO. LTD. 361 WINNIPEG HEALTH & SCIENCE CTR. CHILDREN'S HOSP. 362 MACDONALD INSURANCE SERVICES LTD. 363 MACKENZIE REHABILITATION CENTRE 364 AVON 365 COMINCO 366 WEST KOOTENAY CEREBRAL PALSY ASSOC. 367 UPLANDER MOTEL 368 KENYON CONSTRUCTION 369 COMMONWEALTH 370 SOLDAC RESTAURANT 371 REVELSTOKE ASSOC. FOR THE HANDICAPPED 372 CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY 373 ST. VINCENT'S HOSPITAL 374 PRO-PAK SYSTEMS LTD. 375 SANDNER'S LUMBER CO. LTD. 376 TIME AND PLACE 377 VICTORIA CABLEVISION CO. 378 EQUITY SIEVER MINES 379 HOUSTON CHRISTIAN SCHOOL 380 THE IDYHUILD INN 287 381 METROHEAT INC. 382 OTTAWA GENERAL HOSPITAL 383 CEDAR POST 384 W.T. RAWLEIGH CO. LTD. 385 LAPALM NURSING HOME LTD. 386 INTERNATIONAL PERSONNEL 387 THE RENDEZVOUS 388 TACO TIME 389 KELLOUGH BROS. DAIRY LTD. 390 STEEP ROCK MINES 391 MARIE ASSICK CATERING 392 MONTREAL TRUST 393 LANDAU LINCOLN MERCURY 394 ST. BONIFACE GENERAL HOSPITAL 395 FLYER INDUSTRIES 396 ST. BONIFACE COLLEGE 397 WINNIPEG WINTER CLUB 398 CO-OP IMPLEMENTS 399 LAKEVIEW HOTEL 400 RON WILKEN JEWELLERY STORE 401 ERIE TECHNOLOGICAL PRODUCTS OF CANADA 402 ROD AVIS JEWELLERS 403 L.G. LANING LTD. 404 QUEEN'S UNIVERSITY 405 STEARRY'S SERVICE CENTRE 406 UNITED MAPLE PRODUCTS 407 AMWAY MFG. CORP. 408 THE OSHAWA GROUP (I.G.A.) 409 DUFFER DAKS HOME FOR THE AGED 410 MONTREAL ENGINEERING 411 MCDONALD LEASK CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS 412 HOTEL DIEU 413 ST. CATHARINE'S GENERAL HOSPITAL 414 THE SALVATION ARMY 415 BOMAR SECURITY 416 HEART FIT 417 PORT WELLER DRY DOCKS 418 ELK'S CLOTHING STORES 419 PAGE HERSEY EMPLOYEES (WELLAND) CR. UNION 420 ATLAS STEEL 421 LEWIS DRUGSTORE 422 INTERNATIONAL TELECOMMUNICATIONS 423 GUELPH UNIVERSITY 424 J.P. HAMMILL 425 UNIVERSITY OF REGINA 426 LOEWEN MILL WORKS 427 SASKATCHEWAN CANCER CLINIC 428 STYLRITE STORE 429 CUSTOM ASPHALT PAVING LTD. 430 CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY 431 SHELL CANADA (SEE 70) 432 BRANDON GENERAL HOSPITAL 433 BRANDON CLINIC 434 CITY CENTRE HOTEL 435 CANX DEPT. STORE 288 436 REDIHOP ELECTRIC CO. LTD. 437 BEVERAGE SERVICES 438 SATURN SHOWS 439 WINNIPEG HOUSING AUTHORITY 440 WESTCOTT FASHIONS 441 BAY PORTRAIT STUDIO 442 COLDSTREAM REFRIGERATION LTD. 443 GENERAL ACCIDENT ASSURANCE CO. OF CANADA 444 EMPIRE LIFE INSURANCE CO. 445 MOTOR COACH INDUSTRIES CO. LTD. 446 SPORTS-EASE FASHION LTD. 447 ALLIED FARM EQUIPMENT 448 FEDERAL PIONEER ELECTRIC CO. LTD. 449 CREST ART MANUFACTURING 450 RICE SPORTSWEAR 451 MATERIALS MANAGEMENT 452 BOCKSTAEL CONSTRUCTION CO. 453 PALM RESTAURANTS 454 NATIONAL BALLET SCHOOL OF CANADA 455 UNIVERSITY OF OTTAWA 456 H. KASSINGER CONSTRUCTION 457 CANADIAN WELDING GASES LTD. 458 DEPENDABLE MASONRY 459 LONDON LIFE INSURANCE 460 DRS. J.K. WYATT & W.P. HAYMAN 461 C.I.L. INC./CANADIAN INDUSTRIES LTD. INC. 462 OLYMPIC SPORTSWEAR 463 VITA PERSONAL CARE HOME (HEALTH CENTRE) 464 ST. MALO MFG. 465 SELKIRK MEDICAL CENTRE 466 DENTAL OFFICE 467 MANITOBA HEALTH SERVICES BRANCH 468 BURNS TRANSPORT 469 WINNIPEG HYRDO 470 MISERICORDIA HOSPITAL 471 GRINNELL 472 HILL SECURITY VAN LINES 473 MACDONALD'S CONSOLIDATED 474 LABATT'S BREWERY 475 VILLY'S 476 UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL (SEE 658) 477 RIVERHEIGHTS LODGE 478 MARLBOROUGH RESTAURANT 479 CANADA-SASKATCHEWAN CROP INSURANCE 480 ST. PETER'S HOSPITAL 481 PIONEER GRAIN CO. 482 IMPERIAL OIL/ESSO 483 LAVENERS BROS. 484 DOME HYDRAULICS CO. LTD. 485 MERIT MAKER CO. 486 SILVERTREE CO. LTD. 487 PIONEER ENVELOPES 488 CHEVRON CANADA LTD. 489 J.K. CAMPBELL AND CO. 490 B.C. FERRY CORP. 289 491 HUSKY OIL 492 B.C. HYDRO 493 QUINTETTE COAL 494 TRAIL TABANAC HOSPITAL 495 CANADA SAFEWAY 496 BEAMET CONSTRUCTION LTD. 497 CAL BUILDING PRODUCTS 498 INDUSTRIAL MILL INSTALLATIONS 499 ROGER'S CONCRETE 500 ARROW MASONRY LTD. 501 ARROW RADIATORS LTD. 502 ASTOR HOTEL 503 L. KNIGHT 504 AUTO MARING ELECTRIC 505 WOODWARD'S STORES LTD. 506 GEARMATIC CO. 507 REID, STENHOUSE ASSOC. LTD. 508 3-H SOCIETY 509 CRONKHITE COMPANIES LTD. 510 ST. PAUL'S HOSPITAL 511 HELEN'S GRILL 512 G.F. STRONG REHABILITATION CENTRE 513 C.P. AIR 514 VANCOUVER GENERAL HOSPITAL 515 HABITAT INSURANCE AGENCIES LTD. 516 RED AND WHITE 517 R.J. PRETE ENTERPRISES 518 MUNICIPAL HAIL & SASK CROP INS. BOARD 519 CANADIAN JOHNS MANVILLE 520 MCDOUGAL TILE 521 (BLANK) 522 UNITED TECHNOLOGY CORP. 523 ST. CLAIR COLLEGE OF APPLIED ARTS & TECHNOLOGY 524 GIFT CABIN AND PLAZA SUITE 525 WINDSOR RACEWAY HOLDINGS 526 CHAMPION SPARK PLUG CO. 527 WINDSOR ASSOC. FOR MENTALLY RETARDED 528 CONRAIL RAILROAD CO. 529 EUROWIDE CANADA LTD. 530 PETRO-CHEMICAL 531 GENERAL MOTORS TRANSMISSION PLANT 532 DOMINION STORES LTD. 533 HAY BAY FARMS 534 ALCAN CANADA PRODUCTS 535 SWITZER'S NURSING HOME 536 CELENESE CANADA MILLHAVEN 537 FALCONBRIDGE NICKEL MINES LTD. 538 COBOURG AND DISTRICT HOSPITAL 539 GENERAL FOODS 540 CANADIAN DEPOSITORY FOR SECURITIES LTD. 541 CANADIAN RED CROSS 542 MACBETH & MACKAY LAW OFFICE 543 MEMORIAL UNIVERSITY 544 TERRA TRANSPORT 290 545 ST. CLARE'S MERCY HOSPITAL 546 JANEWAY CHILD HEALTH CENTRE 547 EASTERN TIRE 548 GANDER HOSPITAL BOARD 549 GREY STORES LTD. 550 CANADIAN NATIONAL MARINE DEPT. 551 BICKERTON INDUSTRIES 552 AETMA CANADA 553 WATERLOO INSURANCE CO. 554 RIVERDALE HOSPITAL 555 PUBLIC AND INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS LTD. 556 WILSON AND COUSINS 557 SENSENBRENNER HOSPITAL 558 SPRUCE FALLS POWER AND PAPER CO. 559 DEXTER SHOE STORE 560 PARRY SOUND HOSPITAL 561 ROSS D'HAGAN REAL ESTATE INC. 562 FURNITEX CORP. 563 DECOR METAL PRODUCTS 564 LLOYD THE MOVER PEMBROKE LTD. 565 KROELERS 566 FRAM CANADA 567 INTERNATIONAL ART CRAFTS 568 BAYNES PHYSIOTHERAPY CENTRE 569 BASF CANADA INC. 570 DEE DEE KNIT 571 ARTISAN BLOUSE 572 WORKS WEAR CORP. 573 ST. HUBERT B.B.Q. RESTAURANT 574 INTERNATONAL MACHINE WORKS 575 EXACT WEIGHT CANADA LTD. 576 CANADIAN ADVERTISING NATIONAL YELLOW PAGES 577 MISS EDGAR AND MISS CHAMP 578 CANADAIR 579 VILLA MONT ROYALE 580 NORDAIR LTD. 581 J.B. WILLIAMS CO. INC. 582 TAYMAN INDUSTRIES 583 MACMILLAN BLOEDEL 584 SWINTON & CO. BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS 585 MAY WEST 586 BIRIK BLUEBERRY PICKERS PRIVATE LTD. 587 SONY JANITOR 588 DAIRY QUEEN 589 OIL MACLUMBER 590 INTERNATIONAL MARBLE AND STONE 591 RIVERSIDE SHELL 592 WEST COAST AUTO UPHOLSTERY 593 U-HAUL CO. OF CANADA 594 TRANSWEST HELICOPTERS 595 VIDEO FANTASIES 596 O & K PASTRIES 597 CALWOOD 598 ROYAL COLUMBIAN HOSPITAL 599 CROWN & ZELLAR BACH 291 600 ECOLE DE COMMERCE ALPHONSE DES JARDIN 601 IMPORT BAZAAR 602 MARATHON EQUIPMENT LTD. 603 SEMICO INC. 604 PARAMOUNT PRODUCTS INC. 605 QUEBEC HYDRO 606 LYNN MCLEOD 607 RELAIS LAVAL INC. 608 SERVICE SANITAIRE 609 ALLME INC. 610 CARLOAD SUPERMARKET 611 COTERIE SERVICE 612 RAYMOND TURCOTTE COURIER 613 E.B. EDDY 614 BURLINGTON CANADA INC. 615 CENTRE D'ACCUEIL DE VILAS BONHEUR 616 WATCHTOWER SOCIETY CANADIAN BRANCH 617 CENTRE HOSPITALIER DE GRANBY 618 FERME NORMAND ASSELIN 619 FERME MICHEL BLAIS A L'ASSUMPTION 620 FRERFE TOC 621 MARECHAL STELLS INC. 622 METROPOLITAN PRINTING 623 LEATHER WAREHOUSE 624 ENSALIERE DINELLE 625 LES FEMMES LEFORT INC. 626 POTOGER RIENDEAU 627 RAYONNER CO. DE PORT CARTIER 628 PAPETERIE ABIBIBI-PRICE 629 GARAGE LEVESQUE ET FILS 630 ERIGON MATERIAUX 631 PLOMBERIE ROGER SAVOIE INC. 632 LES ENTREPOTS GRUTMAN 633 TROLOMOUSSE DU CANADA 634 NETTOYEUR PAUL BOUCHARD INC. 635 GERMAIN DUPONT ET CIE 636 CAISSE POPULAIRE STE. HERMENEGILDE 637 COMMUTEX 638 B.C. MACONNERIE 639 BRASSERIE BONNE ENTENTE 640 LE CENTRE ST. GERMAIN 641 B.P. 642 H.M. TRIMBLE AND SONS 643 MOFFATT GROUP 644 NO FRILLS 645 NORTHERN LIGHTS COLLEGE 646 DINEEN CONSTRUCTION ATLANTIC LTD. 647 NORTH AMERICAN VAN LINES 648 REXALL DRUGS 649 ROBINS 650 ROWNTREE MACKINTOSH CANADA LTD. 651 INVERNESS HOSPITAL 652 STAN'S TAKE-OUT 653 WASKATENAN MOTORS 654 DAVID THOMPSON HOTEL 292 655 SIMON'S DRILLING 656 BOB LINDSAY OIL FIELD CONSTRUCTION 657 CASE POWER AND EQUIPMENT 658 UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL (SEE 476) 659 ST. LOUIS HOSPITAL 660 CAISSE POPULAIRE ST. LOUIS CR. UNION LTD. 661 GENERAL WORKSHOP LTD. 662 CREDIT UNION BONNYVILLE 663 EMERSON MOTORS 664 FOREST TRANSPORT 665 CENTRE HOSPITALIER DES LAURENTIDES 666 LES MEUBLES VORBEC 667 POTERIE EVANGELINE INC. 668 SINTRA 669 AGROPUR 670 L.P. TERRIEN INC. 671 CHEZ DEBBIE 672 DELEBO INC. 673 PROVENCHER & PROVENCHER (AVACOTS) 674 DEPANEAU JOHANAIS 675 GARAGE NELSON FOURNIER A LACOLLE 676 MOVERS INTERNATIONAL 677 BOUCHERIE W. CARPENTIER 678 ROLLEY'S RESTAURANT 679 DR. JAQUES OUELLET 680 LAVALIN 681 FED'N OF ENGLISH-SPEAKING CATHOLIC TEACHERS 682 THE GAZETTE 683 LOEWEN, ONOACTJE & MCHUTCHEON CO. LTD. 684 PAPINEAU SHELL 685 MATELAS INC. 686 ALOUETTE AMUSEMENT INC. 687 SALTE ST. PIERRE 688 R. CORMIER WELDING 689 N.B.I.P. 690 BOUTIQUE BEAU-LIT 691 VAP LTD. 692 CENTRE DE SKI ET DEVELOPPEMENT MT. SAVEUR LTEE. 693 HANDICO INC. 694 HOPITAL NOTRE-DAME DE LOURDE 695 FERMES LEVESQUE ET FRERES 696 GARAGE-ADRIEN CASTONGUAY 697 QUEBEC CARTIER MINING 698 SUCCESSION ALFRED BACILLON 699 FACTION ET FRERES 700 VALLEE SHOE 701 AUSTIN GLOVE FACTORY 702 CTR. LTEE. (SERVICE DE PREUS) 703 INGERSOLL RAND CANADA 704 PROVIBEC 705 O'KEEFE BREWERIES 706 VOYAGEUR INCORPORE 707 IRVING OIL 708 THERIAULT ELECTRONIQUE 709 REGIONAL CHARLEVOIX 293 710 LE CARILLAN RESTAURANT 711 ROCH ROY TRANSPORT 712 DR. PAUL BEAUVOLSK 713 FERME PAQUET 714 FORAGE GASPESIEN 715 FERTEX INC. 716 AUTOBUS G.D. PAQUETTE 717 LAINAGE VICTOR LTD. 718 ST. JULES (PAROISSE) 719 LES INDUSTRIES ST. ANNE DE LARACHELLE 720 STATION DE SKY BROMONT INC. 721 T.I. RALEIGH 722 VERREAULT TRANSPORT 723 HOTEL WARDEN (NOTE SAME CODE USED FOR NEXT ORGANIZATION) 723 ALCOHOL & DRUG ADDICTION FDN. OF NEWFLD. & LABRADOR 724 SALVATION ARMY GLENBROOK LODGE 725 JOHNSON COMBINED ENTERPRISES LTD. 726 BAY DULLS SEA PRUDUCTS 727 NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR HYDRO 728 HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORP. 729 CARMELITE HOUSE 730 CO-OP STORE 731 ABITIBI PRICE PULP AND PAPER 732 MORROW'S NURSERIES 733 DEL CONTRACTING 734 PENNEY ROAD BUILDERS 735 VALLEY MOTEL 736 CHILDREN'S REHABILITATION CENTRE 737 PENNEY UNDERGROUND 738 PROVINCIAL CONSTRUCTION 739 COLEMAN'S 740 CLARKE STEAMSHIP CO. 741 MCNAMARA CONSTRUCTION 742 ALBERTA SCHOOL HOSPITAL - MITCHENER CENTRE 743 GLENROSE HOSPITAL 744 PETRO-CANADA 745 ALBERTA WHEAT POOL 746 ROSEWOOD MANOR HOSPITAL 747 D.L. VOLLEYBALL SERVICE LTD. INC. 748 ROYAL TRUST 749 AMERICAN CAN 750 DREXEL CONTRACTING 751 MEISER INC. 752 ALPINE DRYWALL AND STUCCO 753 PALM DAIRIES 754 BEL CONSTRUCTION 755 KIMBERLEY SKI AND SUMMER RESORT 756 NORTHERN ROOFING 757 LA PAS 758 CLEAR LAKE SAWMILLS 759 WEST HEIGHTS MOTEL 760 TOTAL APPLIANCE 761 PICKLE PETES 762 WESTERN FOREST 763 WHITING ENTERPRISES 294 764 WM. ARNOTT JEWELLERS 765 PHARO PIZZA, STEAK & SPAGHETTI HOUSE 766 G AND P STEAK AND LOBSTER 767 FINE ARTS DENTAL LAB 768 CAMPREY AND MURPHY 769 BINO'S RESTAURANT 770 I.B.M. 771 VANCOUVER POLICE UNION 772 VANCOUVER STOCK EXCHANGE 773 MARINE PAINTERS 774 NORANDA MINES 775 CHARTAC SMALL BUSINESS SERVICES LTD. 776 GILLESPIE MANAGEMENT CORP. 777 CANADIAN PACIFIC TRANSPORT 778 MCKNIGHT JOHNSON AND PARTNERS 779 NELSON MACHINERY 780 BROWNIE'S FRIED CHICKEN 781 ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION 782 TRANSWEST ROOFING 783 CANADIAN SURVEY EQUIPMENT LTD. 784 FALCONBRIDGE MINES 785 KWOSSOS RESTAURANT 786 UNITED COOLER 787 BARCLAYS BANK LTD. 788 LONDON FLYING CLUB 789 SUN RAY CLEANERS 790 GOODWILL INDUSTRIES 791 ADRIAN VANDERPAS GENERAL CONTRACTOR 792 PERTH MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 793 CONNECTION GROUP INC. 794 MCGINNIS LANDING LTD. 795 CANADORE COLLEGE 796 THE JUNO GROUP 797 TEXACO 798 PHILLIPS CABLE LTD. 799 BOYS' AND GIRLS' CLUB OF CANADA 800 CANADIAN STANDARDS ASSOC. 801 DOMINION DAIRIES LTD. 802 THE DONUT CHALET 803 MARY MARG SHOPPE 804 S.S.F. 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HARVEY SCHWARTZ 844 TOYOTA CANADA INC. 845 SCARBOROUGH GENERAL HOSPITAL 846 WARNER-LAMBERT CANADA LTD. 847 LAURA SECORD 848 TORONTO HUNT CLUB 849 EUROPEAN MEATS & SAUSAGE 850 ASHBURY COLLEGE 851 HOWARTH AND SMITH LTD. 852 P.G.L. INTERNATIONAL PAPINEAU GERIN L. 853 LELYS IMPRIMERIE ET LITHOGRAPHE 854 OXYGENE MONTOX INC. 855 OXFORD ENGINEERS 856 DOMINION TEXTILES LTD. 857 DUNBRICK LTEE. 858 SOCIETE ELECTROLISE ET DE CHEMIE ALCAN LTEE. 859 CONSTRUCTION S.L.M. LTEE. 860 DEPANNEUR KELLY 861 LEPAGE ET LAVOIE LTEE. 862 TELEBEC LTEE. 863 FOREX INC. 864 LA MINE LAMAQUE 865 AUBERGE DU GOUVERNEUR 866 PANNOFOR 867 J.L. ELECTRO 868 COLLEGE D'ENSEIGNEMENT GENERALE & PROFESSIONNEL 869 HOPITAL ST. JOSEPH DE RIMOUSKI 870 MEDICAL OFFICE 871 FOYER DE RIMOUSKI 872 FILTER QUEEN 873 SERVE-A-CAR 296 874 NATIONAL STEEL CAR LTD. 875 DOGWOOD LODGES 876 ELECTROHOME 877 ST. PETER'S HOSPITAL 878 THE BARN FRUIT MARKETS 879 JOSEPH BRANT MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 880 PROCOR LTD. 881 FRUEHAUF LTD. 882 PLEX COMPANY OF CANADA 883 HENDERSON GENERAL HOSPITAL 884 FIRESTONE TIRE AND RUBBER CO. 885 MACKESY'S THE MAYTAG PEOPLE 886 ST. JOHN BREBEOUF COMPREHENSIVE SCHOOL 887 NEECO INDUSTRIES 888 BROONS MECHANICAL CONTRACTING CO. LTD. 889 TOWERS DEPT. STORE 890 STAR REAL ESTATE LTD. 891 BURNS INTERNATIONAL SECURITY 892 COCA-COLA CO. 893 WELLAND COUNTY GENERAL 894 BIRK'S JEWELLERS 895 GOLDEN RAZOR LTD. 896 RIDEAU VALLEY CONSTRUCTION 897 CONSUMERS' GAS 898 HAYES DANA 899 I.C.N. CANADA 900 COM CARE 901 MASTIC INCORP. 902 TORONTO GENERAL HOSPITAL 903 CANADA LIFE INSURANCE 904 KING EDWARD HOTEL 905 HODGSKISS STUDIOS 906 ONTARIO MEDICINE 907 CAMBRIDGE LEASEHOLDS 908 CAREER CANADA LTD. 909 FREDERICK'S MARKET 910 ACROPOLIS RESTAURANT 911 CHARTERWAYS CO. 912 SUMMERVILLE BELKIN INDUSTRIES CO. 913 ARTHUR S. LEITCH CO. 914 SIMPSONS 915 BEDFORD BEDDING 916 GOODHOST FOODS LTD. 917 ROBIN HOOD MULTIFOODS INC. 918 LUXTRA PRISM 919 MALVERN CONDOMINIUM PROPERTY MANAGEMENT 920 NAILS ALIVE 921 SCISSOR 'N SUDS 922 WHITAKER CABLE OF CANADA 923 CITY CENTRE RAQUET BALL CLUB 924 PEPPI'S PIZZA 925 P.V. TRIM 926 TRAVELWAYS 927 MACDONALD'S 928 HOPITAL DU HAUT RICHELIEU 297 929 (BLANK) 930 I.C.G. GAZ LIQUIDE LTEE. 931 ANTOINE BOURASSA SYNDIC. 932 ST. JEAN B.H.R. 933 CICLEUR IDEAL INC. 934 UNIVERSAL PLASTICS INC. 935 DENNIERM MANUFACTURING 936 GRIFFIN CANADA INC. 937 ASSURANCE PIERRE BRODEUR LTEE. 938 SODISPIO 939 EVAN PENNS 940 GESTION BEN ET LOU INC. 941 CHAUVIN INC. 942 ACCEUIL ST. MARC 943 RESTAURANT FILIPPA 944 MATSQUI LUTHERAN CHURCH 945 STRUNGITHARM & CURRIE 946 RON LO HOLDINGS 947 CHALLENGE 948 POTTER AND SHAW LTD. 949 DUNDAR ALUMINUM FOUNDRY 950 CHECKMATE SECURITY 951 WESTCOAST SAVINGS 952 SHERWOOD PARK INN 953 M. 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SALES LTD. 88 DAVE MCINNIS ENTERPRISES 90 CONSTANT TEMPERATURE CONTROL 91 GRYPHONN GRAPHICS 92 LES' PLASTERING SERVICE 93 LEASIDE AUTOBODY LTD. 94 WOODY CUSTOM LETTERING 95 JASPER CABLE CONTRACTORS LTD. 5 96 GARAGE C.R. AUTO ENGINEERING 313 SUPPLEMENTARY CODE 48: BUSINESS NAME CODE CANADIAN VERSION SECOND MENTION 1 PROFESSIONAL BOOKING 2 MICROWAVE COOKING CLASSES 3 RISSLING AGENCIES 4 BARTLEY SILVER CO. LTD. 5 HAND GEERLING PHOTOGRAPHY LTD. 6 ROY A. JACKSON REAL ESTATE 7 ABBOTSFORD TRACTOR & EQUIPMENT 1980 LTD. 8 DAY CARE AGENCY 9 NELSON ENTERPRISES 10 WRIGLEY EQUIPMENT SALES LTD. 11 LUCAS DISTRIBUTORS 12 BECTON OIL RUSTPROOFING 13 JULIAN MOTOR BIKE REPAIR 14 GEORGE LEIDER ART STUDIO 15 MACPHERSON'S CASIO EQUIPMENT AND MANAGEMENT LTD. 16 VAN BURG SUZUKI - RED DEER 17 PENIAL WELL SERVICING 18 CAPITOL BARBER SHOP 19 CASEY LANDSCAPING 20 S & J USED FURNITURE & UPHOLSTERY 21 COLLIN'S CONSTRUCTION 22 KAMSACK PLUMBING AND HEATING LTD. 23 R & R PLUMBING AND HEATING 24 CANADA DACTYLOGRAPHE INC. 25 CLAUDE RIVET - ELECTRO TECHNIQUE 26 MIDROW 27 BOUTIQUE FREDDIE 28 CARMADA INTERNATIONALE INC. 29 FABY HAUTE COIFFEURE 30 CONSTRUCTION LOUMER INC. 31 PAUL TALBOT ET FILS LTEE. 32 PATISSERIE DUPLESSIS 33 MARCHE ROYAL ENG. 34 P.E. DUMONT 35 CORDONNERIE RIOUX 36 SALON LA JOCONDE 37 ROPCHAN TRUCKING 38 RICHARD DULKIEWICZ INC. D.A. ENERGY EXPERTS 39 FORTIM INTERNATIONAL MARKETING 40 KIDDIES KASTLE 41 NATURE'S COLOUR CONSULTANTS 42 P. DANGIS FINISH CONTRACTORS 43 GIMLI BILLIARDS 44 B & B BACKHOEING 45 WETHOME ENTERPRISES 46 SUMMIT MOTEL 47 RIDGECO REALTY 48 BATHORY ARCHITECTURE 314 49 THE KITCHEN SPECIALIST INC. 50 TOUCHE ROSS & CO. 315 SUPPLEMENTARY CODE 49: GOVERNMENT AGENCY NAME CODE CANADIAN VERSION 1 COMMISSION SCOLAIRE CHAUVEAU 2 COMMUNAUTE URBAINE QUE. 3 QUEBEC GOVERNMENT 4 MINISTRY OF ENERGY & RESOURCES - QUEBEC 5 QUEBEC GOVERNMENT (EXECUTIVE COUNSEL) 6 CATHOLIC SCHOOL BOARD OF EDUCATION 7 PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT OFFICE OF QUEBEC 8 REVENUE CANADA (TAX) 9 MINISTRY OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS 10 CARBONEAU TOWN COUNCIL 11 U.S.A. 12 DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION 13 DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL DEFENSE 14 MUNICIPAL TOWN OF KENSINGTON 15 EDUCATION DEPARTMENT 16 TOWN OF AIRDRIE 17 CAMPBELLTON JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL 18 COMMISSION SCOLAIRE REGIONALE CHARLEVOIX 19 DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE & RURAL DEVELOPMENT 20 SCHOOL DISTRICT 19 21 ECOLE LAURE CONAN 23 BOARD OF EDUCATION 24 STATISTICS CANADA 25 MINISTRY OF EDUCATION 26 LAMBTON COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION 27 SIMCOE CITY BOARD OF EDUCATION 28 COMMISSION SCOLAIRE 29 SURETE MUNICIPAL DE VILLE MEGANTIC 30 QUEBEC MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT 31 CITY OF WINDSOR 32 CITY OF WINDSOR - PARKS & RECREATION 33 MINISTRY OF NATIONAL DEFENSE 34 CAMBRIDGE EDUCATION DEPT. 35 HOUSTON SECONDARY SCHOOL 36 COLLEGE ABITIBI/TEMISCAMINGUE 37 KENT COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION 38 ALGOMA DISTRICT MENTAL & RETARDATION SERVICES 39 CITY OF SYDNEY 40 COLCHESTER EAST HANTS SCHOOL BOARD 41 COMMISSION SCOLAIRE SAULT ST. LOUIS 42 ATTORNEY-GENERAL 43 INVERNESS DISTRICT SCHOOL BOARD 44 HALTON BOARD OF EDUCATION 45 HAMILTON PUBLIC LIBRARY 46 MUSKOKA BOARD OF EDUCATION 47 SCARBOROUGH BOARD OF EDUCATION 48 MINISTRY OF NATURAL RESOURCES 49 WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION BOARD 50 CITY OF SUDBURY WELFARE BOARD 51 TOWN OF RICHMOND HILL 316 52 WATERLOO CONTY BOARD OF EDUCATION 53 SPRINGVALLEY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 54 MINISTRY OF LABOUR 55 TOWN OF GIMLI 56 EVERGREEN SCHOOL DIVISION 57 ATOMIC ENERGY OF CANADA 58 AGASSIZ SCHOOL DIVISION 13 59 SCHOOL DISTRICT OF WHITESHELL 60 METROPOLITAN TORONTO POLICE 61 NORTH YORK BOARD OF EDUCATION 62 TORONTO BOARD OF EDUCATION 63 ETOBICOKE BOARD OF EDUCATION 64 DEPT. OF HIGHWAYS 65 DEPT. OF SOCIAL SERVICES 66 DEPT. OF CORRECTIONS 67 CITY OF KINGSTON 68 TIMMINS FIRE DEPT. 69 CITY OF MONCTON COMMUNITY SERVICE 70 PETERBOROUGH COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION 71 CURUR LAKE SCHOOL 72 HASTINGS BOARD OF EDUCATION 73 TOBACCO OF TILLSONBURG 74 SCHOOL DISTRICT 57 75 HOUSTON PUBLIC LIBRARY 76 PEEL MUNICIPALITY 77 BURLINGTON TRANSIT 78 WINNIPEG SCHOOL DIVISION 1 79 WINNIPEG FIRE DEPT. 80 DEPT. OF HEALTH 81 LEEDS & GRENVILLE BOARD OF EDUCATION 82 NIAGARA SOUTH BOARD OF EDUCATION 83 GARDEN CITY WINE PRODUCTS INC. 84 LAKEBREEZE PUBLIC SCHOOL 85 CANADIAN MARTYRS 86 ONTARIO PROVINCIAL POLICE 87 CITY OF GUELPH 88 ROYAL CANADIAN MOUNTED POLICE 89 ST. JEROME SCHOOL 90 DEPT. OF SOCIAL SERVICES - CORRECTIONS BRANCH 91 SCHOOL BOARD DIVISION 24 92 CROCUS PLAINS SCHOOL 93 REVENUE CANADA 94 LONDON BOARD OF EDUCATION 95 AGRICULTURE CANADA 96 DEPT. OF PUBLIC WORKS 97 KELVIN HIGH SCHOOL 98 VILLAGE OF HARRIS 99 VANCOUVER RICHMOND ASSOC. FOR MENTALLY RETARDED 100 DELTA SCHOOL BOARD 101 FRONTENAC COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION 102 NORTHUMBERLAND-NEWCASTLE BOARD OF EDUCATION 103 HAMILTON TOWNSHIP ROADS DEPT. 104 DEPT. OF MINES AND ENERGY 105 CANADA EMPLOYMENT AND IMMIGRATION 106 MINISTRY OF ENVIRONMENT/ENVIRONMENT CANADA 317 107 PARKS CANADA 108 LIQUOR LICENCE BOARD OF CANADA 109 CONSUMER & COMMERCIAL RELATIONS 110 KAPUSKASING BOARD OF EDUCATION 111 TOWN OF PARRY SOUND 112 MINISTRY OF HEALTH 113 RENFREW COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION 114 RENFREW COUNTY ROMAN CATHOLIC SCHOOL BOARD 115 COMMISSION SCOLAIRE BALDWIN-CARTIER 116 SACKVILLE CENTENNIAL SCHOOL 117 MINISTRY OF HUMAN RESOURCES 118 FORENSIC PSYCHIATRIC INSTITUTE 119 CITY OF VANCOUVER (SEE CODE 149) 120 CITY OF NANAIMO 121 AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE (PROVINCIAL QUEBEC) 122 LA COMMISSION DE REPRESENTATION ELECTORALE 123 MONT D'OUVILLE 124 DIRECTION GENERALE POUR PREVENTION D'INCENDIE 125 SUPPLY AND SERVICES CANADA 126 OFFICE DES AUTO-ROUTES DU QUEBEC 127 COMMISSION SCOLAIRE REGIONALE DE L'OUTAUAIS 128 VILLE DE RIMOUSKI 129 COLLEGE D'ENSEIGNEMENT 130 GLENGARRY BOARD OF EDUCATION 131 DEPT. OF FISHERIES AND OCEANS 132 NOVA SCOTIA DEPT. OF EDUCATION 133 DARTMOUTH SCHOOL BOARD 134 TABER SCHOOL DIVISION 135 SURETE DE QUEBEC 136 ACCEUILLE BON CONSEIL 137 COMMISSION SCOLAIRE TRACADRECHE 138 COMMISSION SCOLAIRE BAIE DES CHALEURS 139 MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE 140 CHAMBRE DES COMMUNEL 141 ROYAL CANADIAN MINT 142 MUNICIPALITE ST. VICTOR 143 GRAND FALLS TOWN COUNCIL 144 VANCOUVER SCHOOL BOARD 145 DEPT. OF HUMAN RESOURCES 146 B.C. SCHOOL BOARD 147 FIRE DEPT. 148 BRITISH COLUMBIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY 149 CITY OF VANCOUVER (SEE 119) 150 NORTH VANCOUVER SCHOOL BOARD 151 NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR GOVT. 152 LINCOLN COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD 153 MINISTRY OF TRANSPORTATION & COMMUNICATION 154 ONTARIO GEOLOGICAL SURVEY 155 MUNICIPALITY OF METROPOLITAN TORONTO 156 BOROUGH OF YORK 157 GRAND RIVER COLLEGIATE 158 POLICE FORCE 159 PEEL BOARD OF EDUCATION 160 VILLE DE MONTREAL 161 COMMISSION SCOLAIRE DE VAL D'OR 318 162 COMMISSION SCOLAIRE REGIONALE DU BAS ST. LAURENT 163 HUGH JOHN MEMORIAL HOSTEL 164 JUSTICE DEPT. 165 HAMILTON WENTWORTH POLICE DEPT. 166 HAMILTON BOARD OF EDUCATION 167 HILLCREST PROGRESS SCHOOL 168 PEEL REGIONAL HOUSING AUTHORITY 169 MINISTERE DE L'EDUCATION DU QUEBEC 171 MINISTERE LOISIE CHASSE ET PECHE 172 COMMISSION SCOLAIRE REGIONAL DE YAMASKA 173 FRASER VALLEY REGIONAL LIBRARY 174 YORK COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION 175 ONTARIO GOVERNMENT 176 WOMEN'S NATIVE CULTURE AND EDUCATION 177 COUNTY OF STRATHCONA 178 ERIC CORMAC CENTRE 179 SEPARATE SCHOOL BOARD 180 ALBERTA GOVERNMENT 181 CITY OF EDMONTON 182 DEPT. OF HOSPITALS 183 LETHBRIDGE SCHOOL DISTRICT 51 184 LIBRARY 185 COUNTY SCHOOL SYSTEM 186 WAINWRIGHT SCHOOL DIVISION 187 WASLAND INSTITUTE OF APPLIED ARTS AND SCIENCES 188 VILLE DE MONTREAL 189 OFFICE NATIONAL DU FILM 190 COMMISSION SCOLAIRE JACQUES CARTIER LONGUEIL 191 CENTRE D'ACCEUIL HORIZON DE LA JEUNESSE 192 MINISTRY OF SOCIAL AFFAIRS 193 INDIAN AND NORTHERN AFFAIRS 194 CONSEIL DES PORTS NATIONAUX DU CANADA 195 COMMISSION SCOLAIRE MILLE-ISLES 196 CENTRE D'ACCUEIL REAL MOREL 197 COMMISSION SCOLAIRE CATHOLIQUE DE QUEBEC 198 TONKTION PUBLIQUE 199 REGIE DE L'ASSURANCE MALADIE DU QUEBEC 200 BUREAU D'ENREGISTREMENT 201 VILLE DE SHERBROOKE 202 CORPORATION INTERMUNICIPAL SAGUENAY 203 COMMISSION TRANSPORT RIVE-SUD 204 ASSOCIATION POUR LA DEFENSE DES DROITS SOCIAUX 205 MINISTERE DE LA JUSTICE 206 VILLE DE CABANO 207 ALBERTA GOVT. TELEPHONE 208 FRENCH EMBASSY 209 MENTAL INSTITUTION 210 SASKATCHEWAN BELL TELEPHONE 211 COMMISSION SCOLAIRE LAURENVAL 212 MANITOBA TELEPHONE SYSTEM 213 MUNICIPAL DISTRICT OF WAINWRIGHT 214 DAVID THOMPSON JR. HIGH SCHOOL 215 CALGARY BOARD OF EDUCATION 216 TOWN OF NEW GLASGOW 217 CITY OF OTTAWA 319 218 CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY 219 ST. ALBERT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 220 LETHBRIDGE SEPARATE SCHOOL SYSTEM NO. 9 221 CITY OF TORONTO 222 BOROUGH OF NORTH YORK 223 CANADIAN CONSUMERS AND CORPORATE AFFAIRS 224 PUBLIC SERVICE STAFF RELATIONS BOARD 225 CARLETON BOARD OF EDUCATION 226 CALGARY SEPARATE SCHOOL BOARD 227 CALGARY TRANSIT 228 OTTAWA BOARD OF EDUCATION 995 CANADIAN FORCES 320 SUPPLEMENTARY CODE 50: EQUIPMENT CODE CANADIAN VERSION 0 UNDOCUMENTED CODE 1 GENERAL OFFICE MACHINES/TYPEWRITERS/DICTAPHONES/ CALCULATORS/PHOTOCOPIERS 2 WORD PROCESSOR 3 TELEX 4 SWITCHBOARD 5 OTHER OFFICE RELATED MACHINES/EQUIPMENT/STAMP POSTAGE MACHINE/GESTETNER/CHECKWRITER 6 (BLANK) 7 COMPUTER - UNSPECIFIED 8 COMPUTER TERMINALS/VIDEO TERMINALS 9 (BLANK) 10 SAFETY EQUIPMENT/GOGGLES/GLASSES 11 DRAFTSMANSHIP TOOLS/EQUIPMENT 12 AUDIO-VISUAL EQUIPMENT/VIDEO 13 PROJECTORS/FILM PROJECTOR/OVERHEAD/SLIDE PROJECTORS 14 CAMERA/PHOTO EQUIPMENT/PHOTO PROCESSOR/ENLARGER 15 TAPE RECORDERS/PLAYERS/CASSETTE RECORDERS 16 TWO-WAY RADIO/WALKIE-TALKIE 17 CASH REGISTER 18 FISH PROCESSING MACHINERY 19 CHEF/COOKS UTENSILS/MEAT CUTTERS/GRINDERS/SLICERS/ KNIVES/FOODCHOPPER 20 COFFEE MAKER/MICRO OVEN/GRILL/EQUIPMENT FOR FAST FOOD OUTLETS/DONUT MACHINE 21 CLEANING EQUIPMENT/VACUUM CLEANER/POLISHER/WASHING MACHINE/DISHWASHER 22 DRY CLEANING EQUIPMENT 23 DRESSMAKERS/TAILORS EQUIPMENT/SEWING MACHINE/PRESS IRONER 24 HAIRDRESSER EQUIPMENT/CURLING IRONS/DRYERS/SCISSORS 25 CARS/VANS/STATION WAGONS 26 BUS 27 TRUCKS - UNSPECIFIED 28 SPECIFIC TRUCKS/DUMP/TOW/BOOM/LIFT/BUCKET/HYDRAULIC 29 TRACTOR/BACK HOE (ATTACHMENT TO TRACTOR) 30 HEAVY EQUIPMENT/BULLDOZER/GRADER/FRONT-END LOADER/ FRONT-END SHOVEL 31 FORK LIFT 32 LOCOMOTIVE/TRAIN ENGINE 33 FARMING EQUIPMENT/BALER/GRAIN WAGON/FARM MACHINERY 34 HAND TRUCKS/TROLLEYS/WAGONS 35 RECREATIONAL EQUIPMENT 36 LINEMEN'S TOOLS/EQUIPMENT/FOR HYDRO/TELEPHONE 37 GLASS CUTTER'S EQUIPMENT 38 PLASTERER'S TOOLS/EQUIPMENT/TAPING TOOLS MACHINE 39 SCAFFOLDING/LADDERS 40 EQUIPMENT/TOOLS NEEDED IN AUTO BODY SHOP 41 HAND TOOLS/SCREWDRIVER/HAMMERS/WRENCHES/CHISELS 42 TOOLS - UNSPECIFIED 43 CARPENTERS/(RELATED) TOOLS 44 POWER SAW/TABLE SAW 321 45 POWER TOOLS/GRINDERS/SANDERS/DRILL ETC. 46 CHAIN SAW 47 ELECTRICIANS/(RELATED) TOOLS 48 PLUMBERS TOOLS 49 WELDERS TOOLS 50 PAINTER'S EQUIPMENT 51 AUTO MECHANIC/GARAGE WORKERS/(OTHER THAN PUMPING GAS) 52 SOLDERING/WELDING EQUIPMENT (NOT A WELDER)/TORCHES 53 MECHANICS TOOLS (OTHER THAN AUTO MECHANICS TOOLS) 54 EQUIPMENT/TOOLS FOR PRINTING/PRINTING PRESS/IN PRINT SHOPS 55 GARDEN TOOLS/GRASS CUTTER/RAKE 56 JEWELLERS TOOLS 57 VARIOUS TYPES OF MACHINERY 58 TOOLS/MACHINERY FOR VARIOUS TYPES OF PACKAGING/BAGGING TYPE MACHINE 59 CONSTRUCTION TOOLS (PICK/SHOVEL ETC.) 60 BRICKLAYER TOOLS 61 BUTCHER EQUIPMENT 62 EQUIPMENT/TOOLS USED BY LOGGERS/SAW MILL WORKERS: SKIDDER/ STRAPPER/CHOKER 63 EQUIPMENT USED IN MINES/DRILLING 64 EQUIPMENT/TOOLS USED FOR INSULATION/BLOWING MACHINE 81 DENTAL EQUIPMENT/INSTRUMENTS/DENTAL DRILL/DENTIST TOOLS X-RAY IN COMB. WITH DENTISTS 82 (BLANK) 83 MEDICAL EQUIPMENT (THAT NURSES USE IN HOSPITAL - ALSO USED BY DOCTORS) 84 MEDICAL LABORATORY EQUIPMENT (TECHNICIAN USE) 85 THERAPIST EQUIPMENT 86 OTHER AIDS FOR HANDICAPPED/SICK/OLD (HYDRAULIC CHAIRS)/ WHEELCHAIRS 87 LABORATORY EQUIPMENT (OTHER THAN MEDICAL) 88 ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT 89 SCIENTIFIC EQUIPMENT 90 NAVIGATIONAL EQUIPMENT 91 (BLANK) 92 (BLANK) 93 DYNAMITE (RELATED EQUIPMENT) 94 PLANE/HELICOPTER 95 FIRE EQUIPMENT (CAR/PUMPS/LADDERS ETC.) 96 FIRE ARMS (POLICEMAN GUNS) 97 MISCELLANEOUS 322 SUPPLEMENTARY CODE 51: TYPES OF DECISIONS CODE CANADIAN VERSION 0 UNDOCUMENTED CODE 1 DOING THE HIRING AND FIRING 2 HANDLING OF STAFF/RAISES/WHAT TO DO/BEHAVIOUR/DISCIPLINE 3 TRAINING OF PERSONNEL 4 SEE THAT OFFICE/BUSINESS RUNS SMOOTHLY/EFFICIENTLY 5 BUDGET DECISIONS/ESTIMATES 6 CREDIT RELATED DECISIONS 7 CONTRACT NEGOTIATIONS/PROJECTS/LEASES 8 SECURITY/CHECKING PEOPLE ENTERING/LEAVING 9 QUALITY CONTROL/CHECKING PRODUCTS/SERVICES 10 ORDERING STOCK/KEEPING TRACK OF STOCK 11 NEW EQUIPMENT/TYPE OF EQUIPMENT NEEDED 12 INVOLVED IN MARKETING/SELLING PRODUCT/SERVICES 13 MEDIA PLANNING/COST/ADVERTISING 14 DISPLAYS/DESIGNING DISPLAYS/SETTING UP SHOWS 15 DECISIONS ABOUT WHEN TO PUT ON SALES 16 SELECTING MERCHANDISE/WHAT TO SELL 17 IMPROVE/REPAIR EQUIPMENT 18 PROFIT PICTURE/FINANCIAL STATUS OF BUSINESS 20 SAFETY EQUIPMENT/SAFETY ON/IN WORKPLACE/WORKING CONDITIONS 21 RELOCATION OF OFFICE/INDUSTRY 22 RENOVATING/EXPANDING BUILDINGS 23 CAPITAL EXPENDITURE/INVESTMENTS/BUY/SELL PROPERTY 24 PATIENT CARE/TREATMENT/NEEDS FOR PATIENTS 25 DECISIONS RELATED TO STUDENTS/PROGRAMS FOR STUDENTS 90 DAY-TO-DAY OPERATIONS/JUST DOING WHAT I WAS HIRED TO DO 94 RUN THE BUSINESS/MAKE ALL DECISIONS 95 IF NO NEW INFORMATION GIVEN (REDUNDANT) 96 MISCELLANEOUS MENTIONS 97 YES, BUT CAN'T REALLY COME UP WITH A DEFINITE JOB DESCRIPTION 323 SUPPLEMENTARY CODE 52: UNION NAME CODE CANADIAN VERSION FIRST MENTION 1 EMPLOYEES ASSOC. OF SUNOCO INC., SARNIA REFINERY 2 UNITED STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA 3 CUPE, CANADIAN UNION OF PUBLIC EMPLOYEES 4 CANADIAN PAPERWORKERS UNION (CLC) 5 INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF ELECTRICAL WORKERS 6 UNITED TRANSPORTATION UNION 7 INTERNATIONAL UNION, UNITED MINE WORKERS OF AMERICA 8 LETTERCARRIERS' UNION OF CANADA 9 INTERNATIONAL UNION, UNITED AUTOMOBILE, AEROSPACE AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT WORKERS OF AMERICA 10 ONTARIO NURSES' ASSOCIATION 11 ONTARIO PUBLIC SCHOOL NEW TEACHERS' FEDERATION 12 INTERNATIONAL ASSOC. OF BRIDGE, STRUCTURAL AND ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKERS 13 CANADIAN UNION OF POSTAL WORKERS 14 FEDERATION OF WOMEN TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION OF ONTARIO 15 GRAPHIC ARTS INTERNATIONAL UNION 16 ONTARIO SECONDARY SCHOOL TEACHERS FEDERATION 17 ONTARIO PUBLIC SERVICE EMPLOYEE'S UNION 18 INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF TEAMSTERS, CHAUFFEURS, WAREHOUSEMEN AND HELPERS OF AMERICA 19 UNITED TEXTILE WORKERS OF AMERICA 20 PUBLIC SERVICE ALLIANCE OF CANADA 21 A.F.T.E. (AMERICAN) 22 SYNDICATS DES TRAVAILLEURS D'ENSEIGNEMENT DE PORTNEUF 23 CONFEDERATION OF NATIONAL TRADE UNIONS (CSN FRE) 24 UNITED OIL WORKERS OF CANADA 25 INTERNATIONAL ASSOC. OF MACHINISTS AND AEROSPACE WORKERS 26 NEW BRUNSWICK TEACHERS' FEDERATION 27 FEDERATION DES SYNDICATS PROFESSIONELS D'INFIRMIERES ET D'INFIRMIERS DU QUEBEC 28 SYNDICAT DES FONCTIONNAIRES PROVINCIAUX DU QUEBEC 29 SERVICE EMPLOYEES INTERNATIONAL UNION 30 (BLANK) 31 CANADIAN TELEPHONE EMPLOYEES' ASSOCIATION 32 CANADIAN UNION OF UNITED BREWERY, FLOUR, CEREAL, SOFT DRINK AND DISTILLERY WORKERS 33 UNITED RUBBER, CORK, LINOLEUM AND PLASTIC WORKERS OF AMERICA 34 HOTEL EMPLOYEES AND RESTAURANT EMPLOYEES INTERNATIONAL UNION 35 SHEET METAL WORKERS' INTERNATIONAL ASSOC. 36 UNITED FOOD AND COMMERCIAL WORKERS INTERNATIONAL UNION 37 INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF BOILERMAKERS, IRON SHIP BUILDERS, BLACKSMITHS, FORGERS & HELPERS 38 INTERNATIONAL WOODWORKERS OF AMERICA 39 UNITED BROTHERHOOD OF CARPENTERS AND JOINERS OF AMERICA 40 BRITISH COLUMBIA TEACHERS' FEDERATION 324 41 TELECOMMUNICATIONS WORKERS UNION 42 BRITISH COLUMBIA GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES' UNION 43 MANITOBA TEACHERS' SOCIETY 44 METROPOLITAN TORONTO POLICE ASSOCIATION 45 UNITED ASSOC. OF JOURNEYMEN AND APPRENTICES OF THE PLUMBING & PIPE FITTING INDUSTRY OF THE U.S. AND CANADA 46 NEWFOUNDLAND NURSES' ASSOCIATION 47 CANADIAN UNION OF EDUCATIONAL WORKERS 48 NOVA SCOTIA NURSES' UNION 49 NEW BRUNSWICK NURSES' UNION 50 UNITED GLASS AND CERAMIC WORKERS OF NORTH AMERICA 51 CANADIAN BROTHERHOOD OF RAILWAY, TRANSPORT AND GENERAL WORKERS 52 MANITOBA ORGANIZATION OF NURSES' ASSOCIATIONS 53 MANITOBA POOL ELEVATORS EMPLOYEES' ASSOC. 54 SASKATCHEWAN GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES' ASSOC. 55 SASKATCHEWAN TEACHERS' FEDERATION 56 BROTHERHOOD OF RAILWAY CARMEN OF THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA 57 CANADIAN ASSOC. OF INDUSTRIAL, MECHANICAL AND ALLIED WORKERS 58 MANITOBA GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES' ASSOCIATION 59 INTERNATIONAL UNION OF OPERATING ENGINEERS 60 OPERATIVE PLASTERERS' & CEMENT MASONS' INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF THE U.S. AND CANADA 61 ONTARIO ENGLISH CATHOLIC TEACHERS' ASSOC. 62 MANITOBA FOOD & COMMERCIAL WORKERS' UNION 63 ONTARIO PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS' FEDERATION 64 WINNIPEG FIRE FIGHTERS 65 MANITOBA HOSPITAL ORGANIZATION 66 B.C. HAIRDRESSERS' ASSOCIATION 67 DENTAL MECHANICAL ASSOCIATION 68 TUNNEL AND ROCK WORKERS 69 LOCAL STANDARD 71 NATIONAL FARMWORKERS' UNION/CANADIAN FARMWORKERS' UNION 72 CANADIAN ASSOC. OF MEDICAL RADIOLOGICAL TECHNOLOGISTS 73 ETOBICOKE SECONDARY SCHOOL SECRETARY ASSOC. 74 NORTH YORK ELEMENTARY TEACHERS' FEDERATION 75 ATOMIC ENERGY ASSOCIATION 76 EVERGREEN TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION 77 NO OFFICIAL NAME/COMPANY GROUP OF EMPLOYEES 78 NON-ACADEMIC STAFF ASSOCIATION 79 RICHMOND HILL PROFESSIONAL FIREFIGHTERS' ASSOC. 80 LAURENTIAN UNIVERSITY FACULTY ASSOCIATION 81 ONTARIO TEACHERS' FEDERATION 82 ONTARIO FEDERATION OF AGRICULTURE 83 ASSOCIATION DES POLICIERS DU LAC MEGANTIC 84 SYNDICAT DES ENSEIGNANTS DE L'ESTRIE 85 F.C.A.I. (ASSOC. DU GROUPE D'EMPLOYES DES ACIERS CANAM INC.) 86 BOMBARDIER COMMITE DE RELATION DE TRAVAIL USINE 87 SYNDICAT DES ENSEIGNANTS PASCAL TACHE 88 UNITED CEMENT, LIME AND GYPSUM WORKERS' INTERNATIONAL UNION 89 SYNDICAT SAULT ST. LOUIS 90 SYNDICAT DES TRAVAILLEURS DE L'ENSEIGNEMENT DE CHARLEVOIX 91 ASSOCIATION DES EMPLOYEES DE MOLSON 325 92 NATIONAL ORGANIZATION OF ROYAL EMPLOYEES 93 HALTON ELEMENTARY TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION 94 INVERNESS NORTH LOCAL 95 EMPLOYEE RELATIONS COMMITTEE 326 SUPPLEMENTARY CODE 53: UNION NAME CODE CANADIAN VERSION SECOND MENTION 1 LABOURERS' INTERNATIONAL UNION OF NORTH AMERICA 2 INTERNATIONAL LADIES' GARMENT WORKERS UNION 3 RETAIL, WHOLESALE AND DEPARTMENT STORE UNION 4 SHAMROCK TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION 5 ENERGY AND CHEMICAL WORKERS' UNION 6 CANADIAN AIRLINE PILOTS' ASSOCIATION 7 PROFESSIONAL ASSOC. OF RESIDENTS AND INTERNS OF B.C. 8 HOSPITAL EMPLOYEES' UNION, B.C. 9 BRITISH COLUMBIA NURSES' UNION 10 NEWFOUNDLAND ASSOCIATION OF PUBLIC EMPLOYEES 11 ASSOCIATION DES ENSEIGNANTS FRANCO-ONTARIENS 12 UNITED PAPERWORKERS' INTERNATIONAL UNION 13 SYNDICAT DES ENSEIGNANTS DE L'OUEST DE MONTREAL 14 CANADIAN AIRLINE FLIGHT ATTENDANTS' ASSOC. 15 UNION INTERNATIONALE DU VETEMENT DE MONTREAL 16 OUTILS COUPANTS INTERNATION 17 FEDERATIONS DES TRAVAILLEURS DU QUEBEC 18 REGISTERED PSYCHIATRIC NURSES ASSOC. OF B.C. 19 CENTRALE DES ENSEIGNANTS DU QUEBEC 20 SYNDICAT DES ELEVEURS OVINS DE L'OUTAUAIS 21 ASSOCIATION OF POSTAL OFFICIALS OF CANADA 22 CONFEDERATION SYNDICAT DEMOCRATIQUE 23 UNION PRODUCTEURS AGRICOLES 24 FEDERATION NATIONALE DES ENSEIGNANTS QUEBECOIS 25 NOVA SCOTIA GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES' UNION 26 CANADIAN SEAFOOD AND ALLIED WORKERS' UNION 27 ALBERTA TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION 28 FEDERATION DES POLICIERS DU QUEBEC 29 SYNDICAT NATIONAL DES EMPLOYES DU CENTRE HOSPITALIER DES LAURENTIDES 30 SYNDICAT DES TRAVAILLEURS DE L'ENSEIGNEMENT DE L'EST DU QUEBEC 31 SYNDICAT DES PROFESSIONELS DU GOVT. DU QUEBEC 32 FEDERATION OF ENGLISH SPEAKING CATHOLIC TEACHERS 33 ASSOCIATION PROFESSIONNELLE DES TECHNOLOGISTES MEDICAUX DU QUEBEC 34 SECTEUR DES ENSEIGNANTS DES LAURENTIDES 35 ASSOCIATION DE CONSTRUCTION DE MONTREAL 36 UNION DES ARTISTES 37 SYNDICAT DE PRODUCTEUR DE BOIS DE BEAUCE SUD 38 ASSOCIATION DES CONTRACTEURS 39 MILK FEDERATION 40 CENTRALE DES SYNDICATS DEMOCRATIQUES 41 CANADIAN POSTMASTERS AND ASSISTANTS ASSOC. 42 BROTHERHOOD OF RAILWAY, AIRLINE & STEAMSHIP CLERKS, FREIGHT HANDLERS, EXPRESS AND STATION EMPLOYEES 43 VANCOUVER FIREFIGHTERS 44 PRESSMEN'S UNION 327 45 B.C. INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY STAFF SOCIETY 46 MARINE WORKERS' FEDERATION 47 FOOD AND SERVICE WORKERS OF CANADA 48 METRO POLICE ASSOC. 49 INTERNATIONAL TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION 50 ASSOCIATION DES POMPIERS DE MONTREAL 51 SYNDICATS DES EMPLOYES ALCAN, DIVISION DU TRANSPORT 52 EMPLOYES DE QUEBEC TELEPHONE 53 UNITED ASSOC. OF REFRIGERATION AND AIR CONDITIONING 54 TORONTO TEACHERS' FEDERATION 55 HOTEL EMPLOYEES - 55 HOTEL AND RESTAURANT EMPLOYEES INTERNATIONAL UNION 57 INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF POTTERY AND ALLIED WORKERS 58 SYNDICAT DES ENSEIGNANTS DE ST. JEROME 59 SYNDICAT DES ENSEIGNANTS DE RICHELIEU-YAMASKA 60 UNITED GARMENT WORKERS OF AMERICA 61 BAKERY, CONFECTIONERY & TOBACCO WORKERS INTERNATIONAL UNION 62 CANADIAN ACTORS EQUITY ASSOC. 63 UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO FACULTY ASSOCIATION 64 COMMUNICATION WORKERS OF CANADA 65 CANADIAN FEDERATION OF TEXTILE WORKERS INC. 66 BRITISH COLUMBIA WOODWORKERS' UNION 67 PROFESSIONAL ASSOC. OF INTERNS AND RESIDENTS OF ALBERTA 68 UNIVERSITY OF ALBERTA HOSPITAL STAFF NURSES ASSOC. 69 ALBERTA UNION OF PUBLIC EMPLOYEES 70 NORTH AMERICAN SECURITY OFFICERS 71 GRAIN SERVICES UNION 72 SYNDICAT DES FONCTIONNAIRES MUNICIPEAUX 73 FEDERATION DES SYNDICATS DES MINES, DE LA METALLURGIE ET DES PRODUITS CHEMIQUES INC. 74 FEDERATION DU COMMERCE 75 ASSOCIATION DES AGENTS DE LA PAIX 76 COMITE PARITAIRE DE L'INDUSTRIE DE L'AUTOMOBILE DE MONTREAL ET DU DISTRICT 77 SYNDICAT DE L'AVIONERIE 78 SYNDICAT DES EMPLOYES DE NORTHERN ELECTRIC 79 SYNDICAT GENERAL DU CINEMA 80 COMMUNAUTE URBAINE DE MONTREAL 81 ENSEIGNANTS DE CHAMPLAIN 82 CONGRES DU TRAVAIL DU CANADA 83 L'ASSOCIATION DES HOPITAUX PRIVES 84 SYNDICAT DES PROFESSEURS DE L'UNIVERSITE DU QUEBEC 85 SYNDICAT GENERAL DES PROFESSEURS DE L'UNIVERSITE DE MONTREAL 86 ASSOCIATION DES ASSUREURS VIE DU CANADA 87 CANADIAN ASSOC. OF COMMUNICATIONS AND ALLIED WORKERS 88 FEDERATION DES MEDICINS SPECIALISTES DU QUEBEC 89 ALLIANCE DES PROFESSEURS 90 COMITE PARITAIRE DE LA CHEMISE 91 ROYAL VICTORIA HOSPITAL UNION 92 ASSOC. DU PERSONNEL PROFESISONEL DE NON ENSEIGNANTS DU QUEBEC 93 ASSOC. DES REALISATEURS 94 CHAMBRE DE L'IMMEUBLE 328 95 SYNDICAT DES EMPLOYES DE LA BANQUE D'EPARGNE 96 UNION DES BOUCHER ET DES EMPLOYES DU CUIR DE MONTREAL 97 AMALGAMATED CLOTHING AND TEXTILE WORKERS' UNION 98 ASSOC. DES ENSEIGNANTS DU TERRITOIRE LAPOINTE 99 SYNDICAT ST. CHARLES GARNIER 329 SUPPLEMENTARY CODE 54: UNION NAME CODE CANADIAN VERSION THIRD VERSION 1 ASSOC. DES POMPIERS PROFESSIONNELS DU QUEBEC 2 SYNDICAT DES EMPLOYES DE SOUTIEN DE L'UNIVERSITE DE SHERBROOKE 3 FEDERATION DES SYNDICATS DU SECTEUR DE L'ALUMINUM 4 AMALGAMATED TRANSIT UNION 5 ASSOCIATION DES POLICIERS PROVENCIAUX DU QUEBEC 6 UNION INTERNATIONALE DES OPERATEURS INGENIEURS 7 SYNDICAT DES ENSEIGNANTS DE CHAUVEAU 8 CANADIAN UNION OF RESTAURANT & RELATED EMPLOYEES 9 BROTHERHOOD OF LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS 10 NATIONAL ASSOC. OF BARGAINING ENGINEERS AND TECHNICIANS 11 SYNDICAT DES PROFESSEURS DE L'ABITIBI/TEMISCAMINGUE 12 ASSOC. DES EMPLOYES DES ORGANISMES NATIONAUX DE LOISIR DU QUEBEC 13 AMERICAN FEDERATION OF MUSICIANS 14 EZEE-ON ASSOCIATION 15 TABER SUGAR FACTORY EMPLOYEES' FEDERATION 16 ALBERTA ASSOC. OF REGISTERED NURSING ASSISTANTS 17 STRIP MINER UNION 18 UNION FOR NON-TEACHING STAFF 19 BARTENDERS' UNION 20 INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF FIREFIGHTERS 21 ECONOMISTS, STATISTICIANS, SOCIOLOGISTS ASSOC. 22 CARLTON TEACHERS' ASSOC. 23 NATIONAL ASSOC. OF BROADCAST EMPLOYEES AND TECHNICIANS 24 ALBERTA TRANSIT UNION 25 FACULTY ASSOCIATION 96 ALL OTHER 330 SUPPLEMENTARY CODE 55: COUNTRY CODE CANADIAN VERSION CANADA 1 NEWFOUNDLAND 2 P.E.I. 3 NOVA SCOTIA 4 NEW BRUNSWICK 5 QUEBEC 6 ONTARIO 7 MANITOBA 8 SASKATCHEWAN 9 ALBERTA 10 BRITISH COLUMBIA 11 YUKON 12 NORTHWEST TERRITORIES NORTH AMERICA 1 UNITED STATES 4 MEXICO 5 CENTRAL AMERICA 6 NORTH AMERICA NOT SPECIFIED WEST INDIES 7 BARBADOS 8 CUBA 9 DOMINION REPUBLIC 10 HAITI 11 JAMAICA 12 PUERTO RICO 13 OTHER WEST INDIES (NOT ONE OF ABOVE) 14 WEST INDIES - NOT SPECIFIED SOUTH AMERICA 16 SOUTH AMERICA - ANY COUNTRY EUROPE BRITISH ISLES 18 ENGLAND 19 IRELAND (NSF AS FROM NORTH-ULSTER 22) 20 SCOTLAND 21 WALES 22 NORTHERN IRELAND - ULSTER 25 BRITISH ISLES NOT SPECIFIED 331 NEAR EAST 73 EGYPT 74 IRAN, PERSIA 75 IRAQ 76 ISRAEL 77 JORDAN 78 LEBANON 79 ARABIA, SAUDI ARABIA 80 SYRIA 81 TURKEY 82 OTHER MIDDLE/NEAR EAST NOT SPECIFIED AFRICA 83 AFRICA - ANY AFRICAN COUNTRY EXCEPT EGYPT (U.A.R.) OCEANIA 85 AUSTRALIA/NEW ZEALAND/TASMANIA 97 OTHER 332 SUPPLEMENTARY CODE 56: TRADE APPRENTICESHIP CODE CANADIAN VERSION 1 DRAFTING 2 ELECTRICAL 3 STATIONARY ENGINEER 4 FLIGHT ATTENDANT 5 WELDING 6 ROCK DRILLING 7 SEAMSTRESS/TAILORING 8 CARPENTRY 9 INCOME TAX 10 AUTO MECHANICS 11 RIGGING 12 PIPE FITTING 13 CABINET MAKING 14 FIRE FIGHTING 15 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT HEALTH RETARDATION SERVICES 16 DRIVING/TRUCK DRIVING 17 MASONRY 18 UPHOLSTERING 19 HAIRDRESSING/BARBERING 20 WIRELESS MECHANIC 21 TOURISM 22 ELECTRONICS TECHNICIAN 23 TEACHER'S AID 24 KEY PUNCH OPERATING/DATA ENTRY 25 FITTER MECHANIC 26 BANK TRAINING 27 RADAR OPERATOR 28 BOOKKEEPING 29 SECRETARIAL 30 FARM EQUIPMENT MECHANIC 31 WAITRESS 32 HOSPITALITY SERVICE 33 PLUMBING 34 MACHINE SHOP/MACHINIST 35 RADIO OPERATOR 36 PLATE WORKER 37 PRINTING 38 POWER SAWER 39 GILL NET FISHING 40 BLASTING 41 MILLWRIGHT 42 LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEER 43 SALES COURSE 44 JEWELLERY 45 AUTO BODY 46 RAILROAD CAR INSPECTOR 47 STAIN GLASS CRAFT 48 SHEET METAL WORK 49 BOOK BINDING 50 BOATSWAIN 333 51 TOOL MAKING (IN GENERAL) 52 SURVEYOR 53 NURSES' AID 54 IRON WORKER 55 BLUE PRINT READER 56 TOOL AND DIE MECHANIC 57 AIRPLANE MECHANIC 58 GARDENING/HORTICULTURE 59 MOTOR MECHANIC 60 POLICE FORCE 61 COMPUTER PROGRAMMING 62 HEAVY EQUIPMENT MECHANIC 63 INSTRUMENT MECHANIC 64 GAS FITTER 65 REAL ESTATE 66 HEALTH AND SAFETY AT WORK 67 REPAIRING TIRES 68 PHOTOGRAPHY 69 INSURANCE 70 HEATING/AIR-CONDITIONING 71 PAINTING/DECORATING 72 HYDRO ELECTRIC AIR PUMP 73 SUPPLY/INVENTORY 74 INDUSTRIAL MECHANIC 75 DRY CLEANING PRESSER 76 ACCOUNTING 77 COOKING/BAKING 78 PETROCHEMISTRY 79 ENGLISH 80 COMMUNICATION 81 PURCHASING 82 BUTCHER 83 BIBLIOGRAPHIC RESEARCH 84 TELEGRAPHY 85 AVIATION 86 ELECTRICAL APPLIANCE MAINTENANCE 87 PULP AND PAPER 88 ADMINISTRATION/MANAGEMENT 89 AGRICULTURE 90 RADIO ARTS AND CONTROL 91 BAR MAN 92 BUSINESS MANAGEMENT 93 TELEPHONE LINEMAN 94 COMPUTER OPERATING 95 LAB TECHNICIAN 96 X-RAY LAB 97 COMPTOMETER 98 NURSING/INDUSTRIAL FIRST AID 99 FORESTRY 100 RESPIRATORY TECHNOLOGIST 101 RADIOTHERAPY TECHNICIAN 102 PLASTIC MOULD INJECTION 103 ADVERTISING 104 AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLER 105 INSULATION 334 106 HEARING AID AUDIOLOGIST 107 ENGRAVING 108 CASHIER 109 PIANO TECHNOLOGY 110 SEAMAN 335 SUPPLEMENTARY CODE 57: COUNTRY OF BIRTH CODE CANADIAN VERSION 1 UNITED KINGDOM 2 FRANCE 3 GERMANY 4 HUNGARY 5 ITALY 6 NETHERLANDS (HOLLAND) 7 POLAND 8 RUSSIA 9 UNITED STATES 10 HAITI 11 JAMAICA 12 PUERTO RICO 13 OTHER WEST INDIES (NOT FROM ONE OF ABOVE COUNTRIES) 14 WEST INDIES (NOT SPECIFIED) 16 SOUTH AMERICA - ANY COUNTRY 18 CANADA - PROVINCE NOT SPECIFIED 19 IRELAND 20 MEXICO 21 BARBADOS 22 CUBA 26 AUSTRIA 27 BELGIUM 30 LUXEMBOURG 32 SWITZERLAND 34 OTHER WESTERN EUROPE - NOT SPECIFIED 35 DENMARK 36 FINLAND 37 NORWAY 38 SWEDEN 39 ICELAND 42 SCANDINAVIAN - NOT SPECIFIED 43 CZECHOSLOVAKIA 44 ESTONIA 46 LATVIA 47 LITHUANIA 50 UKRAINIA 52 EASTERN EUROPE - NOT SPECIFIED 53 ALBANIA 54 BULGARIA 55 GREECE 56 RUMANIA 57 YUGOSLAVIA 59 BALKAN - NOT SPECIFIED 61 PORTUGAL 62 SPAIN 63 MALTA 64 EUROPEAN - GENERAL MENTION 66 AFGHANISTAN 67 INDIA 336 68 SOUTH EAST ASIA - INDOCHINA/VIETNAM/THAILAND/MALAYA/ BURMA/PHILIPPINES/INDONESIA 69 MAINLAND CHINA 70 JAPAN 71 KOREA 72 OTHER ASIA 73 EGYPT 74 IRAN/PERSIA 75 IRAQ 76 ISRAEL 77 JORDAN 78 LEBANON 79 ARABIA/SAUDI ARABIA 80 SYRIA 81 TURKEY 82 OTHER MIDDLE/NEAR EAST - NOT SPECIFIED 85 AUSTRALIA/NEW ZEALAND/TASMANIA 86 NEWFOUNDLAND 87 PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND 88 NOVA SCOTIA 89 NEW BRUNSWICK 90 QUEBEC 91 ONTARIO 92 MANITOBA 93 SASKATCHEWAN 94 ALBERTA 95 BRITISH COLUMBIA 96 YUKON/NORTHWEST TERRITORIES 97 OTHER 337 SUPPLEMENTARY CODE 58: COUNTRY AND PROVINCE CODE CANADIAN VERSION COUNTRY - PROVINCE GREW UP IN CANADA 1 NEWFOUNDLAND 2 P.E.I. 3 NOVA SCOTIA 4 NEW BRUNSWICK 5 QUEBEC 6 ONTARIO 7 MANITOBA 8 SASKATCHEWAN 9 ALBERTA 10 BRITISH COLUMBIA 11 YUKON 12 NORTHWEST TERRITORIES NORTH AMERICA 1 UNITED STATES 4 MEXICO 5 CENTRAL AMERICA 6 NORTH AMERICA NOT SPECIFIED WEST INDIES 7 BARBADOS 8 CUBA 9 DOMINION REPUBLIC 10 HAITI 11 JAMAICA 12 PUERTO RICO 13 OTHER WEST INDIES (NOT ONE OF ABOVE) 14 WEST INDIES - NOT SPECIFIED SOUTH AMERICA 16 SOUTH AMERICA - ANY COUNTRY 338 EUROPE BRITISH ISLES 18 ENGLAND 19 IRELAND (NSF AS FROM NORTH-ULSTER 22) 20 SCOTLAND 21 WALES 22 NORTHERN IRELAND - ULSTER 25 BRITISH ISLES NOT SPECIFIED WESTERN EUROPE 26 AUSTRIA 27 BELGIUM 28 FRANCE 29 GERMANY 30 LUXEMBOURG 31 NETHERLANDS, HOLLAND 32 SWITZERLAND 34 OTHER WESTERN EUROPE NO SPECIFIED SCANDINAVIA 35 DENMARK 36 FINLAND 37 NORWAY 38 SWEDEN 39 ICELAND 42 SCANDINAVIA NOT SPECIFIED BALKAN COUNTRIES 53 ALBANIA 54 BULGARIA 55 GREECE 56 RUMANIA 57 YUGOSLAVIA 59 BALKAN NOT SPECIFIED MEDITERRANEAN COUNTRIES 60 ITALY 61 PORTUGAL 62 SPAIN 63 MALTA 64 EUROPEAN - GENERAL MENTION OF EUROPE NOT CODEABLE ABOVE 339 ASIA (EXCEPT NEAR EAST) 66 AFGHANISTAN 67 INDIA 68 SOUTHEAST ASIA - INDOCHINA/VIETNAM/THAILAND/MALAYA/BURMA/ PHILIPPINES/INDONESIA 69 MAINLAND CHINA 70 JAPAN 71 KOREA 72 OTHER ASIAN NEAR EAST 73 EGYPT 74 IRAN, PERSIA 75 IRAQ 76 ISRAEL 77 JORDAN 78 LEBANON 79 ARABIA, SAUDI ARABIA 80 SYRIA 81 TURKEY 82 OTHER MIDDLE/NEAR EAST NOT SPECIFIED AFRICA 83 AFRICA - ANY AFRICAN COUNTRY EXCEPT EGYPT (U.A.R.) OCEANIA 85 AUSTRALIA/NEW ZEALAND/TASMANIA 97 OTHER 340 SUPPLEMENTARY CODE 59: CITY TOWN CODE CANADIAN VERSION CITY/TOWN GREW UP IN 0 OUTSIDE CANADA 1 MONTREAL, QUEBEC 2 TORONTO, ONTARIO 3 CALGARY, ALBERTA 4 WINNIPEG, MANITOBA 5 NORTH YORK, ONTARIO 6 EDMONTON, ALBERTA 7 SCARBOROUGH, ONTARIO 8 VANCOUVER, B.C. 9 MISSISSAUGA, ONTARIO 10 HAMILTON, ONTARIO 11 ETOBICOKE, ONTARIO 12 OTTAWA, ONTARIO 13 LAVAL, QUEBEC 14 LONDON, ONTARIO 15 WINDSOR, ONTARIO 16 QUEBEC, QUEBEC 17 REGINA, SASKATCHEWAN 18 SASKATOON, SASKATCHEWAN 19 BRAMPTON, ONTARIO 20 SURREY, B.C. 21 KITCHENER, ONTARIO 22 BURNABY, B.C. 23 YORK, ONTARIO 24 LONGUEUIL, QUEBEC 25 ST. CATHARINES, ONTARIO 26 OSHAWA, ONTARIO 27 BURLINGTON, ONTARIO 28 HALIFAX, NOVA SCOTIA 29 THUNDER BAY, ONTARIO 30 EAST YORK, ONTARIO 31 RICHMOND, B.C. 32 MONTREAL-NORD, QUEBEC 33 SUDBURY, ONTARIO 34 NEPEAN, ONTARIO 35 ST. JOHN'S, NEWFOUNDLAND 36 SAULT STE. MARIE, ONTARIO 37 ST. JOHN, NEW BRUNSWICK 38 SAINT-LEONARD, QUEBEC 39 SAANICH, B.C. 40 CAMBRIDGE, ONTARIO 41 MARKHAM, ONTARIO 42 LASALLE, QUEBEC 43 OAKVILLE, ONTARIO 44 GATINEAU, QUEBEC 45 DELTA, B.C. 46 BRANTFORD, ONTARIO 47 SHERBROOKE, QUEBEC 341 48 GLOUCESTER, ONTARIO 49 GUELPH, ONTARIO 50 NIAGARA FALLS, ONTARIO 51 SAINTE-FOY, QUEBEC 52 CHARLESBOURG, QUEBEC 53 PRINCE GEORGE, B.C. 54 SAINT-LAURENT, QUEBEC 55 NORTH VANCOUVER, B.C. 56 VICTORIA, B.C. 57 KAMLOOPS, B.C. 58 DARTMOUTH, NOVA SCOTIA 59 VERDUN, QUEBEC 60 COQUITLAM, B.C. 61 PETERBOROUGH, ONTARIO 62 SAINT-HUBERT, QUEBEC 63 BEAUPORT, QUEBEC 64 JONQUIERE, QUEBEC 65 CHICOUTIMI, QUEBEC 66 KELOWNA, B.C. 67 HULL, QUEBEC 68 MONCTON, NEW BRUNSWICK 69 LETHBRIDGE, ALBERTA 70 KINGSTON, ONTARIO 71 BROSSARD, QUEBEC 72 STRATHCONA COUNTY NO. 20, ALBERTA 73 NORTH BAY, ONTARIO 74 SARNIA, ONTARIO 75 TROIS-RIVIERES, QUEBEC 76 WATERLOO, ONTARIO 77 NANAIMO, B.C. 78 RED DEER, ALBERTA 79 CORNWALL, ONTARIO 80 TIMMINS, ONTARIO 81 WELLAND, ONTARIO 82 LANGLEY, B.C. 83 FREDERICTON, NEW BRUNSWICK 84 MATSQUI, B.C. 85 CHATHAM, ONTARIO 86 CHILLIWACK, B.C. 87 MEDICINE HAT, ALBERTA 88 DOLLARD-DES-ORMEAUX, QUEBEC 89 NEW WESTMINSTER, B.C. 90 BARRIE, ONTARIO 91 PIERREFONDS, QUEBEC 92 SAINT-HYACINTHE, QUEBEC 93 GRANBY, QUEBEC 94 RICHMOND HILL, ONTARIO 95 PICKERING, ONTARIO 96 LACHINE, QUEBEC 97 ANJOU, QUEBEC 98 CHATEAUGUAY, QUEBEC 99 STONEY CREEK, ONTARIO 100 WHITBY, ONTARIO 101 POINTE-AUX-TREMBLES, QUEBEC 102 BRANDON, MANITOBA 342 103 WEST VANCOUVER, B.C. 104 SAINT-JEAN-SUR-RICHELIEU, QUEBEC 105 HALTON HILLS, ONTARIO 106 BELLEVILLE, ONTARIO 107 REPENTIGNY, QUEBEC 108 NORTH VANCOUVER, B.C. 109 MOOSE JAW, SASKATCHEWAN 110 HALIFAX, SUBD. C, NOVA SCOTIA 111 CARIBOO, DUBD. A, B.C. 112 CAP-DE-LA-MADELEINE, QUEBEC 113 MAPLE RIDGE, B.C. 114 NEWCASTLE, ONTARIO 115 ST. ALBERT, ALBERTA 116 CAPITAL, SUBD. B. B.C. 117 PRINCE ALBERT, SASKATCHEWAN 118 FORT MCMURRAY, ALBERTA 119 NEWMARKET, ONTARIO 120 SAINT-EUSTACHE, QUEBEC 121 BOUCHERVILLE, QUEBEC 122 VAUGHAN, ONTARIO 123 SALABERRY-DE-VALLEYFIELD, QUEBEC 124 SYDNEY, NOVA SCOTIA 125 SEPT-ISLES, QUEBEC 126 RIMOUSKI, QUEBEC 127 ST. THOMAS, ONTARIO 128 MILTON, ONTARIO 129 KINGSTON, ONTARIO 130 PORT COQUITLAM, B.C. 131 COTE-SAINT-LUC, QUEBEC 132 DRUMMONDVILLE, QUEBEC 133 AYLMER, ONTARIO 134 CALEDON, ONTARIO 135 WOODSTOCK, ONTARIO 136 ALMA, QUEBEC 137 STRATFORD, ONTARIO 138 HALIFAX, SUBD. D, NOVA SCOTIA 139 PARKLAND COUNTY NO. 31, ALBERTA 140 AJAX, ONTARIO 141 SAINT-JEROME, QUEBEC 142 VALLEYFIELD, QUEBEC 996 OTHER LESS THAN 25,000 POP. 343 SUPPLEMENTARY CODE 60: RELIGIOUS DENOMINATION CODE CANADIAN VERSION 1 ANGLICAN 2 BAPTIST 3 GREEK ORTHODOX 4 LUTHERAN 5 MENNONITE 6 METHODIST 7 PENTECOSTAL 8 PRESBYTERIAN 9 SALVATION ARMY 10 UKRAINIAN CATHOLIC 11 UNITED 12 LATTER DAY SAINTS, MORMONS 13 REFORMED/DUTCH REFORMED/CHRISTIAN REFORMED 14 NON-DENOMINATIONAL 15 NAZARENE 16 CHRISTIAN 17 EVANGELIST 18 CHURCH OF CHRIST 19 DISCIPLES OF CHRIST 20 MISSIONARY 21 CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN 28 OTHER PROTESTANT 29 PROTESTANT - NO DENOMINATION GIVEN 31 DOUKHABORS 32 SIKHISM 33 UNITARIAN 34 JEHOVAH WITNESS 35 BAHAI 36 HINDU 37 BUDDHISTS 38 MOHAMMEDANS 96 OTHER MISCELLANEOUS 344 SUPPLEMENTARY CODE 61: ETHNIC OR CULTURAL GROUP CODE CANADIAN VERSION 1 ENGLISH 2 FRENCH 3 GERMAN 4 IRISH 5 ITALIAN 6 JEWISH 7 NATIVE INDIAN OR INUIT 8 NETHERLANDS 9 NORWEGIAN 10 POLISH 11 RUSSIAN 12 SCOTTISH 13 UKRAINIAN 14 OTHER BRITISH 15 OTHER EUROPEAN 16 AUSTRIAN 17 BELGIAN 18 CZECH OR SLOVAK 19 DANISH 20 FINNISH 21 GREEK 22 HUNGARIAN 23 ICELANDIC 24 LITHUANIAN 25 ROMANIAN 26 SWEDISH 27 YUGOSLAVIAN 28 CHINESE 29 JAPANESE 30 INDO-PAKISTANI 31 OTHER ASIA 32 WEST INDIES 33 SOUTH AFRICAN 34 EGYPTIAN 35 LEBANESE 36 CROATIAN 37 MALTESE 38 CANADIAN 39 WELSH 40 BRITISH ISLES (2 OR MORE COUNTRIES) 41 SWISS 42 BRITISH/FRENCH 43 FRENCH CANADIAN 44 FILIPINO 45 KOREAN 46 SLOVENIAN 47 ARABIC 48 LATVIAN 49 SOUTH AMERICAN 50 SPANISH 345 51 FIJIAN 52 PORTUGUESE 53 INDONESIAN 54 SYRIAN 55 MACEDONIAN 57 MEXICAN 58 ESTONIAN 59 FLEMISH 60 ARMENIAN 61 AUSTRALIAN 63 TURKISH 346 SUPPLEMENTARY CODE 62: LANGUAGE CODE CANADIAN VERSION LANGUAGE(S) YOU FEEL MOST COMFORTABLE SPEAKING 1 ENGLISH 2 FRENCH 3 GERMAN 4 ITALIAN 5 UKRAINIAN 6 INDIAN OR INUIT 7 DUTCH 8 POLISH 9 NORWEGIAN 10 RUSSIAN 11 AFRICAN 12 GAELIC OR WELSH 13 CROATIAN 14 SPANISH 15 CZECHOSLOVAKIAN 16 FINNISH 17 FILIPINO 18 HUNGARIAN 19 KOREAN 20 FLEMISH 21 JAPANESE 22 ROMANIAN 23 ARABIC 24 SWEDISH 25 CREOLE 26 PERSIAN 27 HINDI 28 BENGALI 29 URDU 30 YUGOSLAVIAN 31 CAMBODIAN 32 VIETNAMESE 33 DANISH 35 HEBREW 36 PORTUGUESE 37 ICELANDIC 38 INDONESIAN 39 GREEK 40 ESTONIAN 41 CHINESE 42 PUNJABI 43 LITHUANIAN 44 MALAYA 45 LEBANESE 46 MALTESE 347 SUPPLEMENTARY CODE 63: STANDARD OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION CODE 1980 CANADIAN VERSION Note: n.e.c. designates not elsewhere classified MAJOR GROUP 11 - MANAGERIAL ADMINISTRATIVE AND RELATED OCCUPATIONS 111 - OFFICIALS AND ADMINISTRATORS UNIQUE TO GOVERNMENT 0000 Undocumented Code 1111 Members of legislative bodies 1113 Government administrators 1115 Post office management occupations 1116 Inspectors and regulatory officers, government 1119 Officials and administrators unique to government, n.e.c. 113/114 - OTHER MANAGERS AND ADMINISTRATORS 1130 General managers and other senior officials 1131 Management occupations, natural sciences and engineering 1132 Management occupations, social sciences and related fields 1133 Administrators in teaching and related fields 1134 Administrators in medicine and health 1135 Financial management occupations 1136 Personnel and industrial relations management occupations 1137 Sales and advertising management occupations 1141 Purchasing management occupations 1142 Services management occupations 1143 Production management occupations 1145 Management occupations, construction operations 1146 Farm management occupations 1147 Management occupations, transport and communications operations 1149 Other managers and administrators, n.e.c. 117 - OCCUPATIONS RELATED TO MANAGEMENT AND ADMINISTRATION 1171 Accountants, auditors and other financial officers 1173 Organization and methods analysts 1174 Personnel and related officers 1175 Purchasing officers and buyers, except wholesale and retail trade 1176 Inspectors and regulatory officers, n.e.c. 1179 Occupations related to management and administration, n.e.c. 348 MAJOR GROUP 21 - OCCUPATIONS IN NATURAL SCIENCES, ENGINEERING AND MATHEMATICS 211 - OCCUPATIONS IN PHYSICAL SCIENCES 2111 Chemists 2112 Geologists 2113 Physicists 2114 Meteorologists 2117 Physical sciences technologists and technicians 2119 Occupations in physical sciences, n.e.c. 213 - OCCUPATIONS IN LIFE SCIENCES 2131 Agriculturists and related scientists 2133 Biologists and related scientists 2135 Life sciences technologists and technicians 2139 Occupations in life sciences, n.e.c. 214/215 - ARCHITECTS, ENGINEERS AND COMMUNITY PLANNERS 2141 Architects 2142 Chemical engineers 2143 Civil engineers 2144 Electrical engineers 2145 Industrial engineers 2146 Agricultural engineers 2147 Mechanical engineers 2151 Metallurgical engineers 2153 Mining engineers 2154 Petroleum engineers 2155 Aerospace engineers 2156 Nuclear engineers 2157 Community planners 2159 Professional engineers, n.e.c. 216 - OTHER OCCUPATIONS IN ARCHITECTURE AND ENGINEERING 2160 Supervisors: other occupations in architecture and engineering 2161 Surveyors 2163 Draughting occupations 2164 Architectural technologists and technicians 2165 Engineering technologists and technicians 2169 Other occupations in architecture and engineering, n.e.c. 218 - OCCUPATIONS IN MATHEMATICS, STATISTICS, SYSTEMS ANALYSIS AND RELATED FIELDS 2181 Mathematicians, statisticians and actuaries 2183 Systems analysts, computer programmers and related occupations 2189 Occupations in mathematics, statistics, systems analysis and related fields, n.e.c. 349 MAJOR GROUP 23 - OCCUPATIONS IN SOCIAL SCIENCES AND RELATED FIELDS 231 - OCCUPATIONS IN SOCIAL SCIENCES 2311 Economists 2313 Sociologists, anthropologists and related social scientists 2315 Psychologists 2319 Occupations in social sciences, n.e.c. 233 - OCCUPATIONS IN SOCIAL WORK AND RELATED FIELDS 2331 Social workers 2333 Occupations in welfare and community services 2339 Occupations in social work and related fields, n.e.c. 234 - OCCUPATIONS IN LAW AND JURISPRUDENCE 2341 Judges and magistrates 2343 Lawyers and notaries 2349 Occupations in law and jurisprudence, n.e.c. 235 - OCCUPATIONS IN LIBRARY, MUSEUM AND ARCHIVAL SCIENCES 2350 Supervisors: occupations in library, museum and archival sciences 2351 Librarians, archivists and conservators 2353 Technicians in library, museum and archival sciences 2359 Occupations in library, museum and archival sciences, n.e.c. 239 - OTHER OCCUPATIONS IN SOCIAL SCIENCES AND RELATED FIELDS 2391 Educational and vocational counsellors 2399 Other occupations in social sciences and related fields, n.e.c. MAJOR GROUP 25 - OCCUPATIONS IN RELIGION 251 - OCCUPATIONS IN RELIGION 2511 Ministers of religion 2513 Nuns and brothers 2519 Occupations in religion, n.e.c. MAJOR GROUP 27 - TEACHING AND RELATED OCCUPATIONS 271 - UNIVERSITY TEACHING AND RELATED OCCUPATIONS 2711 University teachers 2719 University teaching and related occupations, n.e.c. 350 273 - ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY SCHOOL TEACHING AND RELATED OCCUPATIONS 2731 Elementary and kindergarten teachers 2733 Secondary school teachers 2739 Elementary and secondary school teaching and related occupations, n.e.c. 279 - OTHER TEACHING AND RELATED OCCUPATIONS 2791 Community college and vocational school teachers 2792 Fine arts teachers, n.e.c. 2793 Post-secondary school techers, n.e.c. 2795 Teachers of exceptional students, n.e.c. 2797 Instructors and training officers, n.e.c. 2799 Other teaching and related occupations, n.e.c. MAJOR GROUP 31 - OCCUPATIONS IN MEDICINE AND HEALTH 311 - HEALTH DIAGNOSING AND TREATING OCCUPATIONS 3111 Physicians and surgeons 3113 Dentists 3115 Veterinarians 3117 Osteopaths and chiropractors 3119 Health diagnosing and treating occupations, n.e.c. 313 - NURSING, THERAPY AND RELATED ASSISTING OCCUPATIONS 3130 Supervisors: nursing, therapy and related assisting occupations 3131 Nurses, registered, graduate and nurses-in-training 3132 Orderlies 3134 Registered nursing assistants 3135 Nursing attendants 3136 Audio and speech therapists 3137 Physiotherapists 3138 Occupational therapists 3139 Nursing, therapy and related assisting occupations, n.e.c. 315/316 - OTHER OCCUPATIONS IN MEDICINE AND HEALTH 3151 Pharmacists 3152 Dietitians and nutritionists 3153 Optometrists 3154 Dispensing opticians 3155 Radiological technologists and technicians 3156 Medical laboratory technologists and technicians 3157 Denturists 3158 Dental hygienists and dental assistants 3161 Dental laboratory technicians 3162 Respiratory technicians 3169 Other occupations in medicine and health, n.e.c. 351 MAJOR GROUP 33 - ARTISTIC, LITERARY, RECREATIONAL AND RELATED OCCUPATIONS 331 - OCCUPATIONS IN FINE AND COMMERCIAL ART, PHOTOGRAPHY AND RELATED FIELDS 3311 Painters, sculptors and related artists 3313 Product and interior designers 3314 Advertising and illustrating artists 3315 Photographers and camera operators 3319 Occupations in fine and commercial art, photography and related fields, n.e.c. 333 - OCCUPATIONS IN PERFORMING AND AUDIO-VISUAL ARTS 3330 Producers and directors, performing and audio-visual arts 3331 Conductors, composers and arrangers 3332 Musicians and singers 3333 Occupations related to music and musical entertainment, n.e.c. 3334 Dancers and choreographers 3335 Actors and actresses 3337 Radio and television announcers 3339 Occupations in performing and audio-visual arts, n.e.c. 335 - OCCUPATIONS IN WRITING 3351 Writers and editors 3355 Translators and interpreters 3359 Occupations in writing, n..e.c. 336/337 - OCCUPATIONS IN SPORTS AND RECREATION 3360 Supervisors: occupations in sports and recreation 3370 Coaches, trainers and instructors, sports and recreation 3371 Referees and related officials 3373 Athletes 3375 Attendants, sports and recreation 3379 Occupations in sports and recreation, n.e.c. MAJOR GROUP 41 - CLERICAL AND RELATED OCCUPATIONS 411 - STENOGRAPHIC AND TYPING OCCUPATIONS 4110 Supervisors: stenographic and typing occupations 4111 Secretaries and stenographers 4113 Typists and clerk-typists 352 413 - BOOKKEEPING, ACCOUNT-RECORDING AND RELATED OCCUPATIONS 4130 Supervisors: bookkeeping, account-recording and related occupations 4131 Bookkeepers and accounting clerks 4133 Cashiers and tellers 4135 Insurance, bank and other finance clerks 4137 Statistical clerks 4139 Bookkeeping, account-recording and related occupations, n.e.c. 414 - OFFICE MACHINE AND ELECTRONIC DATA-PROCESSING EQUIPMENT OPERATORS 4140 Supervisors: office machine and electronic data-processing equipment operators 4141 Office machine operators 4143 Electronic data-processing equipment operators 415 - MATERIAL RECORDING, SCHEDULING AND DISTRIBUTING OCCUPATIONS 4150 Supervisors: material recording, scheduling and distributing occupations 4151 Production clerks 4153 Shipping and receiving clerks 4155 Stock clerks and related occupations 4157 Weighers 4159 Material recording, scheduling and distributing occupations, n.e.c. 416 - LIBRARY, FILE AND CORRESPONDENCE CLERKS AND RELATED OCCUPATIONS 4160 Supervisors: library, file and correspondence clerks and related occupations 4161 Library and file clerks 4169 Library, file and correspondence clerks and related occupations, n.e.c. 417 - RECEPTION, INFORMATION, MAIL AND MESSAGE DISTRIBUTION OCCUPATIONS 4170 Supervisors: reception, information, mail and message distribution occupations 4171 Receptionists and information clerks 4172 Mail carriers 4173 Mail and postal clerks 4175 Telephone operators 4177 Messengers 4179 Reception, information, mail and message distribution occupations, n.e.c. 353 419 - OTHER CLERICAL AND RELATED OCCUPATIONS 4190 Supervisors: other clerical and related occupations, n.e.c. 4191 Collectors 4192 Claim adjusters 4193 Travel clerks, ticket, station and freight agents 4194 Hotel clerks 4195 Personnel clerks 4197 General office clerks 4199 Other clerical and related occupations, n.e.c. MAJOR GROUP 51 - SALES OCCUPATIONS 513/514 - SALES OCCUPATIONS, COMMODITIES 5130 Supervisors: sales occupations, commodities 5131 Technical sales occupations and related advisers 5133 Commercial travellers 5135 Sales clerks and salespersons, commodities, n.e.c. 5141 Street vendors and door-todoor sales occupations 5143 Newspaper carriers and vendors 5145 Service station attendants 5149 Sales occupations: commodities, n.e.c. 517 - SALES OCCUPATIONS, SERVICES 5170 Supervisors: sales occupations, services 5171 Insurance sales occupations 5172 Real estate sales occupations 5173 Sales agents and traders, securities 5174 Advertising sales occupations 5177 Business services sales occupations 5179 Sales occupations: services, n.e.c. 519 - OTHER SALES OCCUPATIONS 5190 Supervisors: other sales occupations 5191 Buyers, wholesale and retail trade 5193 Route drivers 5199 Other sales occupations, n.e.c. 354 MAJOR GROUP 61 - SERVICE OCCUPATIONS 611 - PROTECTIVE SERVICE OCCUPATIONS 6111 Fire-fighting occupations 6112 Police officers and detectives, government 6113 Police agents and investigators, private 6115 Guards and related security occupations 6116 Commissioned officers, armed forces 6117 Other ranks, armed forces 6119 Protective service occupations, n.e.c. 612 - FOOD AND BEVERAGE PREPARATION AND RELATED SERVICE OCCUPATIONS 6120 Supervisors: food and beverage preparation and related service occupations 6121 Chefs and cooks 6123 Bartenders 6125 Food and beverage serving occupations 6129 Food and beverage preparation and related service occupations, n.e.c. 613 - OCCUPATIONS IN LODGING AND OTHER ACCOMMODATION 6130 Supervisors: occupations in lodging and other accommodation 6133 Lodging cleaners, except private household 6135 Sleeping-car and baggage porters 6139 Occupations in lodging and other accommodation, n.e.c. 614 - PERSONAL SERVICE OCCUPATIONS 6141 Funeral directors, embalmers and related occupations 6142 Housekeepers, servants and related occupations 6143 Barbers, hairdressers and related occupations 6144 Guides 6145 Travel and related attendants, except food and beverage 6147 Child-care occupations 6149 Personal service occupations, n.e.c. 616 - APPAREL AND FURNISHINGS SERVICE OCCUPATIONS 6160 Supervisors: apparel and furnishings service occupations 6162 Laundering and dry cleaning occupations 6165 Pressing occupations 6169 Apparel and furnishings service occupations, n.e.c. 355 619 - OTHER SERVICE OCCUPATIONS 6190 Supervisors: other service occupations 6191 Janitors, charworkers and cleaners 6193 Elevator-operating occupations 6198 Occupations in labouring and other elemental work: other services 6199 Other service occupations, n.e.c. MAJOR GROUP 71 - FARMING, HORTICULTURAL AND ANIMAL HUSBANDRY OCCUPATIONS 711 - FARMERS 7113 Livestock farmers 7115 Crop farmers 7119 Farmers, n.e.c. 718/719 - OTHER FARMING, HORTICULTURAL AND ANIMAL HUSBANDRY OCCUPATIONS 7180 Foremen/women: other farming, horticultural and animal husbandry occupations 7183 Livestock farm workers 7185 Crop farm workers 7195 Nursery and related workers 7196 Inspecting, testing, grading and sampling occupations: other farming, horticultural and animal husbandry 7197 Farm machinery operators 7199 Other farming, horticultural and animal husbandry occupations, n.e.c. MAJOR GROUP 73 - FISHING, TRAPPING AND RELATED OCCUPATIONS 731 - FISHING, TRAPPING AND RELATED OCCUPATIONS 7311 Captains and other officers, fishing vessels 7313 Net, trap and line fishing occupations 7315 Trapping and related occupations 7319 Fishing, trapping and related occupations, n.e.c. 356 MAJOR GROUP 75 - FORESTRY AND LOGGING OCCUPATIONS 751 - FORESTRY AND LOGGING OCCUPATIONS 7510 Foremen/women: forestry and logging occupations 7511 Forestry conservation occupations 7513 Timber cutting and related occupations 7516 Log inspecting, grading, scaling and related occupations 7517 Log hoisting, sorting, moving and related occupations 7518 Occupations in labouring and other elemental work: forestry and logging 7519 Forestry and logging occupations, n.e.c. MAJOR GROUP 77 - MINING AND QUARRYING INCLUDING OIL AND GAS FIELD OCCUPATIONS 771 - MINING AND QUARRYING INCLUDING OIL AND GAS FIELD OCCUPATIONS 7710 Foremen/women: mining and quarrying including oil and gas field occupations 7711 Rotary well-drilling and related occupations 7713 Rock and soil drilling occupations 7715 Blasting occupations 7717 Mining and quarrying: cutting, handling and loading occupations 7718 Occupations in labouring and other elemental work: mining and quarrying including oil and gas fields 7719 Mining and quarrying including oil and gas field occupations, n.e.c. MAJOR GROUP 81/82 - PROCESSING OCCUPATIONS 811 - MINERAL ORE TREATING OCCUPATIONS 8110 Foremen/women: mineral ore treating occupations 8111 Crushing and grinding occupations, mineral ores 8113 Mining, separating, filtering and related occupations, mineral ores 8115 Melting and roasting occupations, mineral ores 8116 Inspecting, testing, grading and sampling occupations: mineral ore treating 8118 Occupations in labouring and other elemental work: mineral ore treating 8119 Mineral ore treating occupations, n.e.c. 357 813/814 - METAL PROCESSING AND RELATED OCCUPATIONS 8130 Foremen/women: metal processing and related occupations 8131 Metal smelting, converting and refining occupations 8133 Metal heat-treating occupations 8135 Metal rolling occupations 8137 Moulding, coremaking and metal casting occupations 8141 Metal extruding and drawing occupations 8143 Plating, metal spraying and related occupations 8146 Inspecting, testing, grading and sampling occupations: metal processing 8148 Occupations in labouring and other elemental work: metal processing 8149 Metal processing and related occupations, n.e.c. 815 - CLAY, GLASS AND STONE PROCESSING, FORMING AND RELATED OCCUPATIONS 8150 Foremen/women: clay, glass and stone processing, forming and related occupations 8151 Furnace and kiln workers: clay, glass and stone 8153 Separating, grinding, crushing and mixing occupations: clay, glass and stone 8155 Forming occupations, clay, glass and stone 8156 Inspecting, testing, grading and sampling occupations: clay, glass and stone processing and forming 8158 Occupations in labouring and other elemental work: clay, glass and stone processing and forming 8159 Clay, glass and stone processing, forming and related occupations, n.e.c. 816/817 - CHEMICALS, PETROLEUM, RUBBER, PLASTIC AND RELATED MATERIALS PROCESSING OCCUPATIONS 8160 Foremen/women: chemicals, petroleum, rubber, plastic and related materials processing occupations 8161 Mixing and blending occupations, chemicals and related materials 8163 Filtering, straining and separating occupations, chemicals and related materials 8165 Distilling, subliming and carbonizing occupations, chemicals and related materials 8167 Roasting, cooking and drying occupations, chemicals and related materials 8171 Crushing and grinding occupations, chemicals and related materials 8173 Coating and calendering occupations, chemicals and related materials 8176 Inspecting, testing, grading and sampling occupations: chemicals, petroleum, rubber, plastic and related materials processing 8178 Occupations in labouring and other elemental work: chemicals, petroleum, rubber, plastic and related materials processing 358 8179 Chemicals, petroleum, rubber, plastic and related materials processing occupations, n.e.c. 821/822 - FOOD, BEVERAGE AND RELATED PROCESSING OCCUPATIONS 8210 Foremen/women: food, beverage and related processing occupations 8211 Flour and grain milling occupations 8213 Baking, confectionery making and related occupations 8215 Slaughtering and meat cutting, canning, curing and packing occupations 8217 Fish canning, curing and packing occupations 8221 Fruit and vegetable canning, preserving and packing occupations 8223 Milk processing and related occupations 8225 Sugar processing and related occupations 8226 Inspecting, testing, grading and sampling occupations: food, beverage and related processing 8227 Beverage processing and related occupations 8228 Occupatins in labouring and other elemental work: food, beverage and related processing 8229 Food, beverage and related processing occupations, n.e.c. 823 - WOOD PROCESSING OCCUPATIONS, EXCEPT PULP AND PAPERMAKING 8230 Foremen/women: wood processing occupations, except pulp and papermaking 8231 Sawmill sawyers and related occupations 8233 Plywood making and related occupations 8235 Wood treating occupations 8236 Inspecting, testing, grading and sampling occupations: wood processing, except pulp and papermaking 8238 Occupations in labouring and other elemental work: wood processing, except pulp and papermaking 8239 Wood processing occupations, except pulp and papermaking, n.e.c. 825 - PULP AND PAPERMAKING AND RELATED OCCUPATIONS 8250 Foremen/women: pulp and papermaking and related occupations 8251 Cellulose pulp preparing occupations 8253 Papermaking and finishing occupations 8256 Inspecting, testing, grading and sampling occupations: pulp and papermaking 8258 Occupations in labouring and other elemental work: pulp and papermaking 8259 Pulp and papermaking and related occupations, n.e.c. 359 826/827 - TEXTILE PROCESSING OCCUPATIONS 8260 Foremen/women: textile processing occupations 8261 Textile fibre preparing occupations 8263 Textile spinning and twisting occupations 8265 Textile winding and reeling occupations 8267 Textile weaving occupations 8271 Knitting occupations 8273 Textile bleaching and dyeing occupations 8275 Textile finishing and calendering occupations 8276 Inspecting, testing, grading and sampling occupations: textile processing 8278 Occupations in labouring and other elemental work: textile processing 8279 Textile processing occupations, n.e.c. 829 - OTHER PROCESSING OCCUPATIONS 8290 Foremen/women: other processing occupations 8293 Tobacco processing occupations 8295 Hide and pelt processing occupations 8296 Inspecting, testing, grading and sampling occupations: other processing 8298 Occupations in labouring and other elemental work: other processing 8299 Other processing occupations, n.e.c. MAJOR GROUP 83 - MACHINING AND RELATED OCCUPATIONS 831 - METAL MACHINING OCCUPATIONS 8310 Foremen/women: metal machining occupations 8311 Tool and die making occupations 8313 Machinist and machine tool setting-up occupations 8315 Machine tool operating occupations 8316 Inspecting, testing, grading and sampling occupations: metal machining 8319 Metal machining occupations, n.e.c. 833 - METAL SHAPING AND FORMING OCCUPATIONS, EXCEPT MACHINING 8330 Foremen/women: metal shaping and forming occupations, except machining 8331 Forging occupations 8333 Sheet metal workers 8334 Metalworking-machine operators, n.e.c. 8335 Welding and flame cutting occupations 8336 Inspecting, testing, grading and sampling occupations: metal shaping and forming, except machining 8337 Boilermakers, platers and structural metal workers 8339 Metal shaping and forming occupations, except machining, n.e.c. 360 835 - WOOD MACHINING OCCUPATIONS 8350 Foremen/women: wood machining occupations 8351 Wood patternmaking occupations 8353 Wood sawing and related occupations, n.e.c. 8355 Planing, turning, shaping and related wood machining occupations 8356 Inspecting, testing, grading and sampling occupations: wood machining 8357 Wood sanding occupations 8359 Wood machining occupations, n.e.c. MAJOR GROUP 85 - PRODUCT FABRICATING, ASSEMBLING AND REPAIRING OCCUPATIONS 851/852 - FABRICATING AND ASSEMBLING OCCUPATIONS: METAL PRODUCTS, N.E.C. 8510 Foremen/women: fabricating and assembling occupations: metal products, n.e.c. 8511 Engine and related equipment fabricating and assembling occupations, n.e.c. 8513 Motor vehicle fabricating and assembling occupations, n.e.c. 8515 Aircraft fabricating and assembling occupations, n.e.c. 8523 Industrial, farm, construction and other mechanized equipment and machinery fabricating and assembling occupations, n.e.c. 8525 Business and commercial machines fabricating and assembling occupations, n.e.c. 8526 Inspecting, testing, grading and sampling occupations: fabricating and assembling metal products, n.e.c. 8527 Precision instruments and related equipment fabricating and assembling occupations, n.e.c. 8528 Occupations in labouring and other elemental work: fabricating and assembling metal products, n.e.c. 8529 Other fabricating and assembling occupations: metal products, n.e.c. 853 - FABRICATING, ASSEMBLING, INSTALLING AND REPAIRING OCCUPATIONS: ELECTRICAL, ELECTRONIC AND RELATED EQUIPMENT 8530 Foremen/women: fabricating, assembling, installing and repairing occupations: electrical, electronic and related equipment 8531 Electrical and related wquipment fabricating and assembling occupations 8533 Electrical and related equipment installing and repairing occupations, n.e.c. 8534 Electronic and related equipment fabricating and assembling occupations 8535 Electronic and related equipment installing and repairing occupations, n.e.c. 361 8536 Inspecting, testing, grading and sampling occupations: fabricating, assembling, installing and repairing electrical, electronic and related equipment 8537 Radio and television repairers 8538 Occupations in labouring and other elemental work: fabricating, assembling, installing and repairing electrical, electronic and related equipment 8539 Fabricating, assembling, installing and repairing occupations: electrical, electronic and related equipment, n.e.c. 854 - FABRICATING, ASSEMBLING AND REPAIRING OCCUPATIONS: WOOD PRODUCTS 8540 Foremen/women: fabricating, assembling and repairing occupations: wood products 8541 Cabinet and wood furniture makers 8546 Inspecting, testing, grading and sampling occupations: fabricating, assembling and repairing wood products 8548 Occupations in labouring and other elemental work: fabricating, assembling and repairing wood products 8549 Fabricating, assembling and repairing occupations: wood products, n.e.c. 855/856 - FABRICATING, ASSEMBLING AND REPAIRING OCCUPATIONS: TEXTILE, FUR AND LEATHER PRODUCTS 8550 Foremen/women: fabricating, assembling and repairing occupations: textile, fur and leather products 8551 Patternmaking, marking and cutting occupations: textile, fur and leather products 8553 Tailors and dressmakers 8555 Furriers 8557 Milliners, hat and cap makers 8561 Shoemaking and repairing occupations 8562 Upholsterers 8563 Sewing machine operators, textile and similar materials 8566 Inspecting, testing, grading and sampling occupations: fabricating, assembling and repairing textile, fur and leather products 8568 Occupations in labouring and other elemental work: fabricating, assembling and repairing textile, fur and leather products 8569 Fabricating, assembling and repairing occupations: textile, fur and leather products, n.e.c. 857 - FABRICATING, ASSEMBLING AND REPAIRING OCCUPATIONS: RUBBER, PLASTIC AND RELATED PRODUCTS 8570 Foremen/women: fabricating, assembling and repairing occupations: rubber, plastic and related products 8571 Bonding and cementing occupations: rubber, plastic and related products 8573 Moulding occupations: rubber, plastic and related products 362 8575 Cutting and finishing occupations: rubber, plastic and related products 8576 Inspecting, testing, grading and sampling occupations: fabricating, assembling and repairing rubber, plastic and related products 8578 Occupations in labouring and other elemental work: fabricating, assembling and repairing rubber, plastic and related products 8579 Fabricating, assembling and repairing occupations: rubber, plastic and related products, n.e.c. 858 - MECHANICS AND REPAIRER, N.E.C. 8580 Foremen/women: mechanics and repairers, n.e.c. 8581 Motor vehicle mechanics and repairers 8582 Aircraft mechanics and repairers 8583 Rail transport equipment mechanics and repairers 8584 Industrial, farm and construction machinery mechanics and repairers 8585 Business and commercial machine mechanics and repairers 8586 Inspecting, testing, grading and sampling occupations: equipment repair, n.e.c. 8587 Watch and clock repairers 8588 Precision instrument mechanics and repairers 8589 Other mechanics and repairers, n.e.c. 859 - OTHER PRODUCT FABRICATING, ASSEMBLING AND REPAIRING OCCUPATIONS 8590 Foremen/women: other product fabricating, assembling and repairing occupations 8591 Jewellery and silverware fabricating, assembling and repairing occupations 8592 Marine craft fabricating, assembling and repairing occupations 8593 Paper product fabricating and assembling occupations 8595 Painting and decorating occupations, n.e.c. 8596 Inspecting, testing, grading and sampling occupations: other product fabricating, assembling and repairing 8598 Occupations in labouring and othe elemental work: other product fabricating, assembling and repairing 8599 Other product fabricating, assembling and repairing occupations, n.e.c. MAJOR GROUP 87 - CONSTRUCTION TRADES OCCUPATIONS 871 - EXCAVATING, GRADING, PAVING AND RELATED OCCUPATIONS 8710 Foremen/women: excavating, grading, paving and related occupations 8711 Excavating, grading and related occupations 8713 Paving, surfacing and related occupations 8715 Railway section and track workers 363 8718 Occupations in labouring and other elemental work: excavating, grading, paving and related activities 8719 Excavating, grading, paving and related occupations, n.e.c. 873 - ELECTRICAL POWER, LIGHTING AND WIRE COMMUNICATIONS EQUIPMENT ERECTING, INSTALLING AND REPAIRING OCCUPATIONS 8730 Foremen/women: electrical power, lighting and wire communications equipment erecting, installing and repairing occupations 8731 Electrical power line workers and related occupations 8733 Construction electricians and repairers 8735 Wire communications and related equipment installing and repairing occupations 8736 Inspecting, testing, grading and sampling occupations: electrical power, lighting and wire communications equipment erecting, installing and repairing 8738 Occupations in labouring and other elemental work: electrical power, lighting and wire communications equipment erecting, installing and repairing 8739 Electrical power, lighting and wire communications equipment erecting, installing and repairing occupations, n.e.c. 878/879 - OTHER CONSTRUCTION TRADES OCCUPATIONS 8780 Foremen/women: other construction trades occupations 8781 Carpenters and related occupations 8782 Brick and stone masons and tile setters 8783 Concrete finishing and related occupations 8784 Plasterers and related occupations 8785 Painters, paperhangers and related occupations 8786 Insulating occupations, construction 8787 Roofing, waterproofing and related occupations 8791 Pipefitting, plumbing and related occupations 8793 Structural metal erectors 8795 Glaziers 8796 Inspecting, testing, grading and sampling occupations: other construction trades 8798 Occupations in labouring and other elemental work: other construction trades 8799 Other construction trades occupations, n.e.c. MAJOR GROUP 91 - TRANSPORT EQUIPMENT OPERATING OCCUPATIONS 911 - AIR TRANSPORT OPERATING OCCUPATIONS 9110 Foremen/women: air transport operating occupations 9111 Air pilots, navigators and flight engineers 9113 Air transport operating support occupations 9119 Air transport operating occupations, n.e.c. 364 913 - RAILWAY TRANSPORT OPERATING OCCUPATIONS 9130 Foremen/women: railway transport operating occupations 9131 Locomotive operating occupations 9133 Conductors and brake workers, railway 9135 Railway transport operating support occupations 9139 Railway transport operating occupations, n.e.c. 915 - WATER TRANSPORT OPERATING OCCUPATIONS 9151 Deck officers 9153 Engineering officers, ship 9155 Deck crew, ship 9157 Engine and boiler-room crew, ship 9159 Water transport operating occupations, n.e.c. 917 - MOTOR TRANSPORT OPERATING OCCUPATIONS 9170 Foremen/women: motor transport operating occupations 9171 Bus drivers 9173 Taxi drivers and chauffeurs 9175 Truck drivers 9179 Motor transport operating occupations, n.e.c. 919 - OTHER TRANSPORT EQUIPMENT OPERATING OCCUPATIONS 9190 Foremen/women: other transport equipment operating occupations 9191 Subway and street railway operating occupations 9193 Rail vehicle operators, except rail transport 9199 Other transport equipment operating occupations, n.e.c. MAJOR GROUP 93 - MATERIAL HANDLING AND RELATED OCCUPATIONS, N.E.C. 931 - MATERIAL HANDLING AND RELATED OCCUPATIONS, N.E.C. 9310 Foremen/women: material handling and related occupations, n.e.c. 9311 Hoisting occupations, n.e.c. 9313 Longshore workers, stevedores and freight handlers 9314 Parcel carriers, n.e.c. 9315 Material handling equipment operators, n.e.c. 9317 Packaging occupations, n.e.c. 9318 Occupations in labouring and other elemental work: material handling and related activities, n.e.c. 9319 Other material handling and related occupations, n.e.c. 365 MAJOR GROUP 95 - OTHER CRAFTS AND EQUIPMENT OPERATING OCCUPATIONS 951 - PRINTING AND RELATED OCCUPATIONS 9510 Foremen/women: printing and related occupations 9511 Typesetting and composing occupations 9512 Printing press occupations 9513 Stereotyping and electrotyping occupations 9514 Printing engraving, except photoengraving, occupations 9515 Photoengraving and related occupations 9517 Bookbinding and related occupations 9518 Occupations in labouring and other elemental work: printing and related activities 9519 Printing and related occupations, n.e.c. 953 - STATIONARY ENGINE AND UTILITIES EQUIPMENT OPERATING AND RELATED OCCUPATIONS 9530 Foremen/women: stationary engine and utilities equipment operating and related occupations 9531 Power station operators 9539 Stationary engine and utilities equipment operating and related occupations, n.e.c. 955 - ELECTRONIC AND RELATED COMMUNICATIONS EQUIPMENT OPERATING OCCUPATIONS, N.E.C. 9550 Foremen/women: electronic and related communications equipment operating occupations, n.e.c. 9551 Radio and television broadcasting equipment operators 9553 Telegraph operators 9555 Sound and video recording and reproduction equipment operators 9557 Motion picture projectionists 9559 Other electronic and related communications equipment operating occupations, n.e.c. 959 - OTHER CRAFTS AND EQUIPMENT OPERATING OCCUPATIONS, N.E.C. 9590 Foremen/women: other crafts and equipment operating occupations, n.e.c. 9591 Photographic processing occupations 9599 Other crafts and equipment operating occupations, n.e.c. 366 MAJOR GROUP 99 - OCCUPATIONS NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED 991 - OCCUPATIONS NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED 9910 Supervisors and foremen/women: n.e.c. 9916 Inspecting, testing, grading and sampling occupations: n.e.c. 9918 Occupations in labouring and other elemental work: n.e.c. 9919 Other occupations, n.e.c. MAJOR GROUP 00 - PERSON NOT CLASSIFIABLE BY OCCUPATION 001 - WORKERS REPORTING UNIDENTIFIABLE OR INADEQUATELY DESCRIBED OCCUPATIONS (NOT CODEABLE) 0011 Workers reporting unidentifiable or inadequately described occupations (not codeable) 002 - WORKERS NOT REPORTING ANY OCCUPATION 0021 Workers not reporting any occupation 003 - OTHER PERSONS, N.E.C. 0031 Other person, n.e.c. 367 SUPPLEMENTARY CODE 64: STANDARD INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION CODE 1980 CANADIAN VERSION MAJOR GROUP 01 - AGRICULTURAL INDUSTRIES 011 - LIVESTOCK FARMS (EXCEPT ANIMAL SPECIALTIES) 012 - OTHER ANIMAL SPECIAL FARMS 013 - FIELD CROP FARMS 014 - FIELD CROP COMBINATION FARMS 015 - FRUIT AND OTHER VEGETABLE FARMS 016 - HORTICULTURAL SPECIALTIES 017 - LIVESTOCK, FIELD CROP AND HORTICULTURAL COMBINATION FARMS MAJOR GROUP 02 - SERVICE INDUSTRIES INCIDENTAL TO AGRICULTURE 021 - SERVICES INCIDENTAL TO LIVESTOCK AND ANIMAL SPECIALTIES 022 - SERVICES INCIDENTAL TO AGRICULTURAL CROPS 023 - OTHER SERVICES INCIDENTAL TO AGRICULTURE MAJOR GROUP 03 - FISHING AND TRAPPING INDUSTRIES 031 - FISHING INDUSTRIES 032 - SERVICES INCIDENTAL TO FISHING 033 - TRAPPING MAJOR GROUP 04 - LOGGING INDUSTRY 041 - LOGGING INDUSTRY MAJOR GROUP 05 - FORESTRY SERVICES INDUSTRY 051 - FORESTRY SERVICES INDUSTRY MAJOR GROUP 06 - MINING INDUSTRIES 061 - METAL MINES 062 - NON-METAL MINES (EXCEPT COAL) 063 - COAL MINES 368 MAJOR GROUP 07 - CRUDE PETROLEUM AND NATURAL GAS INDUSTRIES 071 - CRUDE PETROLEUM AND NATURAL GAS INDUSTRIES MAJOR GROUP 08 - QUARRY AND SAND PIT INDUSTRIES 081 - STONE QUARRIES 082 - SAND AND GRAVEL PITS MAJOR GROUP 09 - SERVICE INDUSTRIES INCIDENTAL TO MINERAL EXTRACTION 091 - SERVICE INDUSTRIES INCIDENTAL TO CRUDE PETROLEUM AND NATURAL GAS 092 - SERVICE INDUSTRIES INCIDENTAL TO MINING MAJOR GROUP 10 - FOOD INDUSTRIES 101 - MEAT AND POULTRY PRODUCTS INDUSTRIES 102 - FISH PRODUCTS INDUSTRY 103 - FRUIT AND VEGETABLE INDUSTRIES 104 - DAIRY PRODUCTS INDUSTRIES 105 - FLOUR, PREPARED CEREAL FOOD AND FEED INDUSTRIES 106 - VEGETABLE OIL MILLS (EXCEPT CORN OIL) 107 - BAKERY PRODUCTS INDUSTRIES 108 - SUGAR AND SUGAR CONFECTIONERY INDUSTRIES 109 - OTHER FOOD PRODUCTS INDUSTRIES MAJOR GROUP 11 - BEVERAGE INDUSTRIES 111 - SOFT DRINK INDUSTRY 112 - DISTILLERY PRODUCTS INDUSTRY 113 - BREWERY PRODUCTS INDUSTRY 114 - WINE INDUSTRY MAJOR GROUP 12 - TOBACCO PRODUCTS INDUSTRIES 121 - LEAF TOBACCO INDUSTRY 122 - TOBACCO PRODUCTS INDUSTRY 369 MAJOR GROUP 15 - RUBBER PRODUCTS INDUSTRIES 151 - TIRE AND TUBE INDUSTRY 152 - RUBBER HOSE AND BELTING INDUSTRY 159 - OTHER RUBBER PRODUCTS INDUSTRIES MAJOR GROUP 16 - PLASTIC PRODUCTS INDUSTRIES 161 - FOAMED AND EXPANDED PLASTIC PRODUCTS INDUSTRY 162 - PLASTIC PIPE AND PIPE FITTINGS INDUSTRY 163 - PLASTIC FILM AND SHEETING INDUSTRY 169 - OTHER PLASTIC PRODUCTS INDUSTRIES MAJOR GROUP 17 - LEATHER AND ALLIED PRODUCTS INDUSTRIES 171 - LEATHER AND ALLIED PRODUCTS INDUSTRIES MAJOR GROUP 18 - PRIMARY TEXTILE INDUSTRIES 181 - MAN-MADE FIBRE AND FILAMENT YARN INDUSTRY 182 - SPUN YARN AND WOVEN CLOTH INDUSTRIES 183 - BROAD KNITTED FABRIC INDUSTRY MAJOR GROUP 19 - TEXTILE PRODUCTS INDUSTRIES 191 - NATURAL FIBRES PROCESSING AND FELT PRODUCTS INDUSTRY 192 - CARPET, MAT AND RUG INDUSTRY 193 - CANVAS AND RELATED PRODUCTS INDUSTRY 199 - OTHER TEXTILE PRODUCTS INDUSTRIES MAJOR GROUP 24 - CLOTHING INDUSTRIES 243 - MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING INDUSTRIES 244 - WOMEN'S CLOTHING INDUSTRIES 245 - CHILDREN`S CLOTHING INDUSTRY 249 - OTHER CLOTHING AND APPAREL INDUSTRIES MAJOR GROUP 25 - WOOD INDUSTRIES 251 - SAWMILL, PLANING MILL AND SHINGLE MILL PRODUCTS INDUSTRIES 252 - VENEER AND PLYWOOD INDUSTRIES 254 - SASH, DOOR AND OTHER MILLWORK INDUSTRIES 370 256 - WOODEN BOX AND PALLET INDUSTRY 258 - COFFIN AND CASKET INDUSTRY 259 - OTHER WOOD INDUSTRIES MAJOR GROUP 26 - FURNITURE AND FIXTURE INDUSTRIES 261 - HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE INDUSTRIES 264 - OFFICE FURNITURE INDUSTRIES 269 - OTHER FURNITURE AND FIXTURE INDUSTRIES MAJOR GROUP 27 - PAPER AND ALLIED PRODUCTS INDUSTRIES 271 - PULP AND PAPER INDUSTRIES 272 - ASPHALT ROOFING INDUSTRY 273 - PAPER BOX AND BAG INDUSTRIES 279 - OTHER CONVERTED PAPER PRODUCTS INDUSTRIES MAJOR GROUP 28 - PRINGINT, PUBLISHING AND ALLIED INDUSTRIES 281 - COMMERCIAL PRINTING INDUSTRIES 282 - PLATEMAKING, TYPESETTING AND BINDERY INDUSTRY 283 - PUBLISHING INDUSTRIES 284 - COMBINED PUBLISHING AND PRINTING INDUSTRIES MAJOR GROUP 29 - PRIMARY METAL INDUSTRIES 291 - PRIMARY STEEL INDUSTRIES 292 - STEEL PIPE AND TUBE INDUSTRY 294 - NON-FERROUS METAL SMELTING AND REFINING INDUSTRIES 296 - ALUMINUM ROLLING, CASTING AND EXTRUDING INDUSTRY 299 - OTHER ROLLED, CAST AND EXTRUDED NON-FERROUS METAL PRODUCTS INDUSTRIES MAJOR GROUP 30 - FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS INDUSTRIES (EXCEPT MACHINERY AND TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT INDUSTRIES) 301 - POWER BOILER AND HEAT EXCHANGER INDUSTRY 302 - FABRICATED STRUCTURAL METAL PRODUCTS INDUSTRIES 303 - ORNAMENTAL AND ARCHITECTURAL METAL PRODUCTS INDUSTRIES 304 - STAMPED, PRESSED AND COATED METAL PRODUCTS INDUSTRIES 305 - WIRE AND WIRE PRODUCTS INDUSTRIES 306 - HARDWARE, TOOL AND CUTLERY INDUSTRIES 307 - HEATING EQUIPMENT INDUSTRY 308 - MACHINE SHOP INDUSTRY 309 - OTHER METAL FABRICATING INDUSTRIES 371 MAJOR GROUP 31 - MACHINERY INDUSTRIES (EXCEPT ELECTRICAL MACHINERY) 311 - AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT INDUSTRY 312 - COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION AND AIR CONDITIONING EQUIPMENT INDUSTRY 319 - OTHER MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT INDUSTRIES MAJOR GROUP 32 - TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT INDUSTRIES 321 - AIRCRAFT AND AIRCRAFT PARTS INDUSTRY 323 - MOTOR VEHICLE INDUSTRY 324 - TRUCK AND BUS BODY AND TRAILER INDUSTRIES 325 - MOTOR VEHICLE PARTS AND ACCESSORIES INDUSTRIES 326 - RAILROAD ROLLING STOCK INDUSTRY 327 - SHIPBUILDING AND REPAIR INDUSTRY 328 - BOATBUILDING AND REPAIR INDUSTRY 329 - OTHER TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT INDUSTRIES MAJOR GROUP 33 - ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC PRODUCTS INDUSTRIES 331 - SMALL ELECTRICAL APPLIANCE INDUSTRY 332 - MAJOR APPLIANCE INDUSTRY (ELECTRIC AND NON-ELECTRIC) 333 - ELECTRIC LIGHTING INDUSTRIES 334 - RECORD PLAYER, RADIO AND TELEVISION RECEIVER INDUSTRY 335 - COMMUNICATION AND OTHER ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT 336 - OFFICE, STORE AND BUSINESS MACHINE INDUSTRIES 337 - ELECTRICAL INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT INDUSTRIES 338 - COMMUNICATIONS AND ENERGY WIRE AND CABLE INDUSTRY 339 - OTHER ELECTRICAL PRODUCTS INDUSTRIES MAJOR GROUP 35 - NON-METALLIC MINERAL PRODUCTS INDUSTRIES 351 - CLAY PRODUCTS INDUSTRIES 352 - HYDRAULIC CEMENT INDUSTRY 354 - CONCRETE PRODUCTS INDUSTRIE 355 - READY-MIS CONCRETE INDUSTRY 356 - GLASS AND GLASS PRODUCTS INDUSTRIES 357 - ABRASIVES INDUSTRY 358 - LIME INDUSTRY 359 - OTHER NON-METALLIC MINERAL PRODUCTS INDUSTRIES MAJOR GROUP 36 - REFINED PETROLEUM AND COAL PRODUCTS INDUSTRIES 361 - REFINED PETROLEUM PRODUCTS INDUSTRIES 369 - OTHER PETROLEUM AND COAL PRODUCTS INDUSTRIES 372 MAJOR GROUP 37 - CHEMICAL AND CHEMICAL PRODUCTS INDUSTRIES 371 - INDUSTRIAL CHEMICALS INDUSTRIES N.E.C. (NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED) 372 - AGRICULTURAL CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES 373 - PLASTIC AND SYNTHETIC RESIN INDUSTRY 374 - PHARMACEUTICAL AND MEDICINE INDUSTRY 375 - PAINT AND VARNISH INDUSTRY 376 - SOAP AND CLEANING COMPOUNDS INDUSTRY 377 - TOILET PREPARATIONS INDUSTRY 379 - OTHER CHEMICAL PRODUCTS INDUSTRIES MAJOR GROUP 39 - OTHER MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIES 391 - SCIENTIFIC AND PROFESSIONAL EQUIPMENT INDUSTRIES 392 - JEWELLERY AND PRECIOUS METAL INDUSTRIES 393 - SPORTING GOODS AND TOY INDUSTRIES 397 - SIGN AND DISPLAY INDUSTRY 399 - OTHER MANUFACTURED PRODUCTS INDUSTRIES MAJOR GROUP 40 - BUILDING, DEVELOPING AND GENERAL CONTRACTING INDUSTRIES 401 - RESIDENTIAL BUILDING AND DEVELOPMENT 402 - NON-RESIDENTIAL BUILDING AND DEVELOPMENT MAJOR GROUP 41 - INDUSTRIAL AND HEAVY (ENGINEERING) CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRIES 411 - INDUSTRIAL CONSTRUCTION (OTHER THAN BUILDINGS) 412 - HIGHWAY AND HEAVY CONSTRUCTION MAJOR GROUP 42 - TRADE CONTRACTING INDUSTRIES 421 - SITE WORK 422 - STRUCTURAL AND RELATED WORK 423 - EXTERIOR CLOSE-IN WORK 424 - PLUMBING, HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING, MECHANICAL WORK 425 - MECHANICAL SPECIALTY WORK 426 - ELECTRICAL WORK 427 - INTERIOR AND FINISHING WORK 429 - OTHER TRADE WORK MAJOR GROUP 44 - SERVICE INDUSTRIES INCIDENTAL TO CONSTRUCTION 441 - PROJECT MANAGEMENT, CONSTRUCTION 449 - OTHER SERVICES INCIDENTAL TO CONSTRUCTION 373 MAJOR GROUP 45 - TRANSPORTATION INDUSTRIES 451 - AIR TRANSPORT INDUSTRIES 452 - SERVICE INDUSTRIES INCIDENTAL TO AIR TRANSPORT 453 - RAILWAY TRANSPORT AND RELATED SERVICE INDUSTRIES 454 - WATER TRANSPORT INDUSTRIES 455 - SERVICE INDUSTRIES INCIDENTAL TO WATER TRANSPORT 456 - TRUCK TRANSPORT INDUSTRIES 457 - PUBLIC PASSENGER TREANSIT SYSTEMS INDUSTRIES 458 - OTHER TREANSPORTATION INDUSTRIES 459 - OTHER SERVICE INDUSTRIES INCIDENTAL TO TRANSPORTATION MAJOR GROUP 46 - PIPELINE TRANSPORT INDUSTRIES 461 - PIPELINE TRANSPORT INDUSTRIES MAJOR GROUP 47 - STORAGE AND WAREHOUSING INDUSTRIES 471 - GRAIN ELEVATOR INDUSTRY 479 - OTHER STORAGE AND WAREHOUSING INDUSTRIES MAJOR GROUP 48 - COMMUNICATION INDUSTRIES 481 - TELECOMMUNICATION BROADCASTING INDUSTRIES 482 - TELECOMMUNICATION CARRIERS INDUSTRY 483 - OTHER TELECOMMUNICATION INDUSTRIES 484 - POSTAL AND COURIER SERVICE INDUSTRIES MAJOR GROUP 49 - OTHER UTILITY INDUSTRIES 491 - ELECTRIC POWER SYSTEMS INDUSTRY 492 - GAS DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS INDUSTRY 493 - WATER SYSTEMS INDUSTRY 499 - OTHER UTILITY INDUSTRIES N.E.C. (NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED) MAJOR GROUP 50 - FARM PRODUCTS INDUSTRIES, WHOLESALE 501 - FARM PRODUCTS, WHOLESALE MAJOR GROUP 51 - PETROLEUM PRODUCTS INDUSTRIES, WHOLESALE 511 - PETROLEUM PRODUCTS, WHOLESALE 374 MAJOR GROUP 52 - FOOD, BEVERAGE, DRUG AND TOBACCO INDUSTRIES, WHOLESALE 521 - FOOD, WHOLESALE 522 - BEVERAGES, WHOLESALE 523 - DRUGS AND TOILET PREPARATIONS, WHOLESALE 524 - TOBACCO PRODUCTS, WHOLESALE MAJOR GROUP 53 - APPAREL AND DRY GOODS INDUSTRIES, WHOLESALE 531 - APPAREL, WHOLESALE 532 - DRY GOODS, WHOLESALE MAJOR GROUP 54 - HOUSEHOLD GOODS INDUSTRIES, WHOLESALE 541 - ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES AND PARTS, WHOLESALE 542 - HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, WHOLESALE 543 - HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS, WHOLESALE MAJOR GROUP 55 - MOTOR VEHICLE, PARTS AND ACCESSORIES INDUSTRIES, WHOLESALE 551 - MOTOR VEHICLES, WHOLESALE 552 - MOTOR VEHICLE PARTS AND ACCESSORIES, WHOLESALE MAJOR GROUP 56 - METALS, HARDWARE, PLUMBING, HEATING AND BUILDING MATERIALS INDUSTRIES, WHOLESALE 561 - METAL AND METAL PRODUCTS, WHOLESALE 562 - HARDWARE AND PLUMBING, HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES, WHOLESALE 563 - LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIALS, WHOLESALE MAJOR GROUP 57 - MACHINERY, EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES INDUSTRIES, WHOLESALE 571 - FARM MACHINERY, EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES, WHOLESALE 572 - CONSTRUCTION, FORESTRY AND MINING MACHINERY, EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES, WHOLESALE 573 - INDUSTRIAL MACHINERY, EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES, WHOLESALE 574 - ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC MACHINERY, EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES, WHOLESALE 579 - OTHER MACHINERY, EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES, WHOLESALE 375 MAJOR GROUP 59 - OTHER PRODUCTS INDUSTRIES, WHOLESALE 591 - WASTE MATERIALS, WHOLESALE 592 - PAPER AND PAPER PRODUCTS, WHOLESALE 593 - AGRICULTURAL SUPPLIES, WHOLESALE 594 - TOYS, AMUSEMENT AND SPORTING GOODS, WHOLESALE 595 - PHOTOGRAPHIC EQUIPMENT AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS AND SUPPLIES, WHOLESALE 596 - JEWELLERY AND WATCHES, WHOLESALE 597 - INDUSTRIAL AND HOUSEHOLD CHEMICALS, WHOLESALE 598 - GENERAL MERCHANDISE, WHOLESALE 599 - OTHER PRODUCTS N.E.C.(NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED), WHOLESALE MAJOR GROUP 60 - FOOD, BEVERAGE AND DRUG INDUSTRIES, RETAIL 601 - FOOD STORES 602 - LIQUOR, WINE AND BEER STORES 603 - PRESCRIPTION DRUGS AND PATENT MEDICINE STORES MAJOR GROUP 61 - SHOE, APPAREL, FABRIC AND YARN INDUSTRIES, RETAIL 611 - SHOE STORES 612 - MEN'S CLOTHING STORES 613 - WOMEN'S CLOTHING STORES 614 - CLOTHING STORES N.E.C. (NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED) 615 - FABRIC AND YARN STORES MAJOR GROUP 62 - HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, APPLIANCES AND FURNISHINGS INDUSTRIES, RETAIL 621 - HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE STORES 622 - APPLIANCE, TELEVISION, RADIO AND STEREO STORES 623 - HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS STORES MAJOR GROUP 63 - AUTOMOTIVE VEHICLES, PARTS AND ACCESSORIES INDUSTRIES, SALES AND SERVICE 631 - AUTOMOBILE DEALERS 632 - RECREATIONAL VEHICLE DEALERS 633 - GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS 634 - AUTOMOTIVE PARTS AND ACCESSORIES STORES 635 - MOTOR VEHICLE REPAIR SHOPS 639 - OTHER MOTOR VEHICLE SERVICES 376 MAJOR GROUP 64 - GENERAL RETAIL MERCHANDISING INDUSTRIES 641 - GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES MAJOR GROUP 65 - OTHER RETAIL STORE INDUSTRIES 651 - BOOK AND STATIONERY STORES 652 - FLORISTS, LAWN AND GARDEN CENTRES 653 - HARDWARE, PAINT, GLASS AND WALLPAPER STORES 654 - SPORTING GOODS AND BICYCLE SHOPS 655 - MUSICAL INSTRUMENT AND RECORD STORES 656 - JEWELLERY STORES AND WATCH AND JEWELLERY REPAIR SHOPS 657 - CAMERA AND PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLY STORES 658 - TOY, HOBBY, NOVELTY AND SOUVENIR STORES 659 - OTHER RETAIL STORES MAJOR GROUP 69 - NON-STORE RETAIL INDUSTRIES 691 - VENDING MACHINE OPERATORS 692 - DIRECT SELLERS MAJOR GROUP 70 - DEPOSIT ACCEPTING INTERMEDIARY INDUSTRIES 701 - CENTRAL BANK 702 - CHARTERED BANKS AND OTHER BANKING-TYPE INTERMEDIARIES 703 - TRUST COMPANIES 704 - DEPOSIT ACCEPTING MORTGAGE COMPANIES 705 - CREDIT UNIONS 709 - OTHER DEPOSIT ACCEPTING INTERMEDIARIES MAJOR GROUP 71 - CONSUMER AND BUSINESS FINANCING INTERMEDIARY INDUSTRIES 711 - CONSUMER LOAN COMPANIES 712 - BUSINESS FINANCING COMPANIES MAJOR GROUP 72 - INVESTMENT INTERMEDIARY INDUSTRIES 721 - PORTFOLIO INVESTMENT INTERMEDIARIES 722 - MORTGAGE COMPANIES 729 - OTHER INVESTMENT INTERMEDIARIES 377 MAJOR GROUP 73 - INSURANCE INDUSTRIES 731 - LIFE INSURERS 732 - DEPOSIT INSURERS 733 - PROPERTY AND CASUALTY INSURERS MAJOR GROUP 74 - OTHER FINANCIAL INTERMEDIARY INDUSTRIES 741 - SECURITY BROKERS AND DEALERS 742 - MORTGAGE BROKERS 743 - SECURITY AND COMMODITY EXCHANGES 749 - OTHER FINANCIAL INTERMEDIARIES N.E.C. (NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED) MAJOR GROUP 75 - REAL ESTATE OPERATOR INDUSTRIES (EXCEPT DEVELOPERS) 751 - OPERATORS OF BUILDINGS AND DWELLINGS 759 - OTHER REAL ESTATE OPERATORS MAJOR GROUP 76 - INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE AGENT INDUSTRIES 761 - INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE AGENCIES MAJOR GROUP 77 - BUSINESS SERVICE INDUSTRIES 771 - EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES AND PERSONNEL SUPPLIERS 772 - COMPUTER AND RELATED SERVICES 773 - ACCOUNTING AND BOOKKEEPING SERVICES 774 - ADVERTISING SERVICES 775 - ARCHITECTURAL, ENGINEERING AND OTHER SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL SERVICES 776 - OFFICES OF LAWYERS AND NOTARIES 777 - MANAGEMENT CONSULTING SERVICES 779 - OTHER BUSINESS SERVICES MAJOR GROUP 81 - FEDERAL GOVERNMENT SERVICE INDUSTRIES 811 - DEFENCE SERVICES 812 - PROTECTIVE SERVICES 813 - LABOUR, EMPLOYMENT AND IMMIGRATION SERVICES 814 - FOREIGN AFFAIRS AND INTERNATIONAL ASSISTANCE 815 - GENERAL ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES 816 - HUMAN RESOURCE ADMINISTRATION 817 - ECONOMIC SERVICES ADMINISTRATION 378 MAJOR GROUP 82 - PROVINCIAL AND TERRITORIAL GOVERNMENT SERVICE INDUSTRIES 822 - PROTECTIVE SERVICES 823 - LABOUR AND EMPLOYMENT SERVICES 825 - GENERAL ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES 826 - HUMAN RESOURCE ADMINISTRATION 827 - ECONOMIC SERVICES ADMINISTRATION MAJOR GROUP 83 - LOCAL GOVERNMENT SERVICE INDUSTRIES 832 - PROTECTIVE SERVICES 835 - GENERAL ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES 836 - HUMAN RESOURCE ADMINISTRATION 837 - ECONOMIC SERVICES ADMINISTRATION MAJOR GROUP 84 - INTERNATIONAL AND OTHER EXTRA-TERRITORIAL GOVERNMENT SERVICE INDUSTRIES 841 - INTERNATIONAL AND OTHER EXTRA-TERRITORIAL AGENCIES MAJOR GROUP 85 - EDUCATIONAL SERVICE INDUSTRIES 851 - ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY EDUCATION 852 - POST-SECONDARY NON-UNIVERSITY EDUCATION 853 - UNIVERSITY EDUCATION 854 - LIBRARY SERVICES 855 - MUSEUMS AND ARCHIVES 859 - OTHER EDUCATIONAL SERVICES MAJOR GROUP 86 - HEALTH AND SOCIAL SERVICE INDUSTRIES 861 - HOSPITALS 862 - OTHER INSTITUTIONAL HEALTH AND SOCIAL SERVICES 863 - NON-INSTITUTIONAL HEALTH SERVICES 864 - NON-INSTITUTIONAL SOCIAL SERVICES 865 - OFFICES OF PHYSICIANS, SURGEONS AND DENTISTS, PRIVATE PRACTICE 866 - OFFICES OF OTHER HEALTH PRACTITIONERS 867 - OFFICES OF SOCIAL SERVICES PRACTITIONERS 868 - MEDICAL AND OTHER HEALTH LABORATORIES 869 - HEALTH AND SOCIAL SERVICE ASSOCIATIONS AND AGENCIES 379 MAJOR GROUP 91 - ACCOMODATION SERVICE INDUSTRIES 911 - HOTELS, MOTELS AND TOURIST COURTS 912 - LODGING HOUSES AND RESIDENTIAL CLUBS 913 - CAMPING GROUNDS AND TRAVEL TRAILER PARKS 914 - RECREATION AND VACATION CAMPS MAJOR GROUP 92 - FOOD AND BEVERAGE SERVICE INDUSTRIES 921 - FOOD SERVICES 922 - TAVERNS, BARS AND NIGHT CLUBS MAJOR GROUP 96 - AMUSEMENT AND RECREATIONAL SERVICE INDUSTRIES 961 - MOTION PICTURE, AUDIO AND VIDEO PRODUCTION AND DISTRIBUTION 962 - MOTION PICTURE EXHIBITION 963 - THEATRICAL AND OTHER STAGED ENTERTAINMENT SERVICES 964 - COMMERCIAL SPECTATOR SPORTS 965 - SPORTS AND RECREATION CLUBS AND SERVICES 966 - GAMBLING OPERATIONS 969 - OTHER AMUSEMENT AND RECREATIONAL SERVICES MAJOR GROUP 97 - PERSONAL AND HOUSEHOLD SERVICE INDUSTRIES 971 - BARBER AND BEAUTY SHOPS 972 - LAUNDRIES AND CLEANERS 973 - FUNERAL SERVICES 974 - PRIVATE HOUSEHOLDS 979 - OTHER PERSONAL AND HOUSEHOLD SERVICES MAJOR GROUP 98 - MEMBERSHIP ORGANIZATION INDUSTRIES 981 - RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS 982 - BUSINESS ASSOCIATIONS 983 - PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIP ASSOCIATIONS 984 - LABOUR ORGANIZATIONS 985 - POLITICAL ORGANIZATIONS 986 - CIVIC AND FRATERNAL ORGANIZATIONS 380 MAJOR GROUP 99 - OTHER SERVICE INDUSTRIES 991 - MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT RENTAL AND LEASING SERVICES 992 - AUTOMOBILE AND TRUCK RENTAL AND LEASING SERVICES 993 - PHOTOGRAPHERS 994 - OTHER REPAIR SERVICES 995 - SERVICES TO BUILDINGS AND DWELLINGS 996 - TRAVEL SERVICES 999 - OTHER SERVICES N.E.C. (NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED) 381 SUPPLEMENTARY CODE 65: INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM FINNISH VERSION NOTE: These codes are based on the Nordic Industry Codes. AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, FISHING, HUNTING 01 Farm, agriculture 02 Other agriculture 03 Silviculture 04 Other forestry 05 Hunting 06 Fishing MINING AND QUARRYING 07 Metal ore mining 08 Other mining MANUFACTURING 09 Food manufacturing 10 Beverage industries 11 Tobacco manufactures 12 Manufacture of textiles 13 Wearing apparel, except footwear 14 Leather and products there of (fur etc.) 15 Wood and wood products 16 Paper and paper products 17 Printing, publishing and allied industries 18 Industrial chemicals 19 Other chemical products 20 Petroleum refineries 21 Products of petroleum and coal 22 Rubber products 23 Plastic products not elsewhere classified 24 Pottery, china and earthenware 25 Glass and glass products 26 Other non-metallic mineral products 27 Iron and steel basic industries 28 Non-ferrous metal basic industries 29 Fabricated metal products 30 Machinery except electrical 31 Electrical machinery 32 Transport equipment 33 Professional, scientific, etc. goods 34 Other manufacturing industries ELECTRICITY, GAS AND WATER 35 Electricity, gas and steam 36 Water works and supply CONSTRUCTION 37 Building 38 Other Construction 382 TRADE, RESTAURANTS AND HOTELS 39 Wholesale trade 40 Retail trade 41 Restaurants and hotels TRANSPORT, STORAGE AND COMMUNICATION 42 Land transport 43 Water transport 44 Air transport 45 Services allied to transport 46 Labor newspapers, labor information activities 47 Other newspapers, other information activities FINANCING, INSURANCE, REAL ESTATE AND BUSINESS SERVICES 48 Financial institutions 49 Insurance 50 Real estate 51 Business services 52 Machinery and equipment rental and leasing PUBLIC, SOCIAL AND PERSONAL SERVICES 53 Public administration proper 54 Military and civil defense 55 Other safety services 56 Sanitary and similar services 57 Schools providing general education 58 Vocational schools on the second level 59 Universities and other institutions of higher education 60 Research and scientific institutes 61 Medical, dental, veterinary services 62 Welfare institutes 63 Employers' business, professional and labor associations 64 Employees' business, professional and labor associations 65 Workers' social and related community services 66 Other social and related community services 67 Motion picture etc. services 68 Libraries etc. cultural services not elsewhere classified 69 Amusement and recreational services not elsewhere classified 70 Other cultural services 71 Repair services not elsewhere classified 72 Laundries, laundry services 73 Domestic services 74 Personal services 75 International organizations 00 Industry unknown VOLUME III i APPENDICES TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE NO. APPENDIX I. INFORMATION ON SELECTED VARIABLES...................1 Employee-owners V17-V20.......................................1 Job Autonomy V87-V88..........................................1 Open-ended Social Problems V138-V173..........................7 APPENDIX II. WEIGHT VARIABLES...................................8 Sample Weight - U.S. V525.....................................8 Occupation and Education Weight - U.S. V526...................9 Sample Weight - Canada V1171-V1173...........................13 Split Sample - Canada V940...................................14 The Finnish Sample...........................................15 APPENDIX III. CONSTRUCTED VARIABLES............................21 Job Conceptual Autonomy - U.S. V532..........................21 Sanctioning Authority - U.S. V533............................22 Managerial Structure - U.S. V534.............................24 Class Typology - U.S. V535...................................27 Class Typology - Canada V1151-V1152..........................27 Collapsed Occupation Typology - V536.........................28 Collapsed Occupation Typology - Sweden V536..................30 Collapsed Occupation Typology - Norway V536..................31 Collapsed Occupation Typology - Canada V536..................33 Collapsed Occupation Typology - Finland V536.................37 Collapsed Industry Typology - U.S. V537......................38 Collapsed Industry Typology - Sweden V537....................39 Collapsed Industry Typology - Norway V537....................40 Collapsed Industry Typology - Canada V537....................41 Collapsed Industry Typology - Finland V537...................42 Socioeconomic Status Score - U.S.............................43 Canadian Pineo-Porter Class and Blishen Score................43 APPENDIX IV. DATA SET COMPARABILITIES..........................46 Class Relations..............................................46 Other Aspects of Conventional Social Structural Locations....46 Organizational Context.......................................46 Class Biography and Class Experience.........................47 The Sexual Division of Labor.................................47 Attitudes....................................................48 Political Participation......................................48 1 APPENDIX I INFORMATION ON SELECTED VARIABLES V17-V20: EMPLOYEE-OWNERS These questions are designed to identify people who are technically employees, but in fact are owners of the firms in which they work. If, on the basis of these questions, a respondent was judged to be a proper owner, then throughout the rest of the survey they were treated as self-employed rather than as an employee. Table I.1 indicates the specific criteria used to define a nominal employee as self-employed. TABLE I.1 CRITERIA FOR DISTINGUISHING REAL EMPLOYEES FROM NOMINAL EMPLOYEES =================================================================== V17 V18 V19 V20 CLASSI- ARE YOU AN ARE YOU THE WHAT % DO ARE YOU AN FICATION OWNER IN THE SOLE OWNER YOU OWN? ACTUAL PARTNER OF FIRM IN OR ARE THERE OR DO YOU JUST RESPONDENT WHICH YOU OTHER OWNERS? OWN STOCK? WORK? ------------------------------------------------------ ----------- NO Real Employee YES OTHERS <33% STOCK ONLY Real Employee YES SOLE Self-employed YES OTHERS >33% STOCK ONLY Self-Employed YES OTHERS ANY VALUE ACTUAL Self-Employed PARTNER ------------------------------------------------------------------- V87-V88: JOB AUTONOMY These two items are designed to measure a particular dimension of job autonomy: the extent to which an individual controls the conceptual aspects of work. The basic strategy for operationalizing job autonomy is as follows. All wage-earning respondents were first asked the general filter question (V87) about conceptual autonomy within work. This filter question enabled us to identify those respondents who claimed to have conceptual autonomy within work. Our assumption was that everyone who indeed really had such autonomy would also subjectively think they had it, but that some people who lacked conceptual autonomy would claim to have it as well. We assumed, in other words, that we faced a problem of "false positives", but not "false negatives." (The Canadian survey asked a series of follow-up questions to people who said that they did not have conceptual autonomy on the 2 filter question in order to check for false negatives. When this data is analysed we will be able to see how inaccurate our assumption was.) The task, then, was to eliminate these false positives, these "inflated" assessments of conceptual autonomy. This task of eliminating exaggerated claims to autonomy was accomplished by asking respondents to give an example of how they designed their own work and put their ideas into practice on the job (V88). We then coded these examples on a scale indicating the degree of conceptual autonomy they suggested. Where the information in the example was too thin for coding we looked at the general job descriptions provided by respondents in response to the survey question about their occupation (Survey questions A4 and A5, coded into variable V12). In many cases it was possible to use this information to code autonomy when the autonomy examples were too vague or unclear. The coding of examples into this scale involved two steps: First, we made the best guess we could of the "level" of conceptual autonomy involved in the example -- High, medium or low (to be defined below). Then we indicated how confident we were in that guess. The confidence code was not meant to be an intermediate code between two levels (although in practice it sometimes functioned in this way), but rather an indication of how adequate we felt the information to be in making our judgement. Given this coding strategy, the problem was to develop a set of coding rules for distinguishing High, Medium and Low autonomy that were sufficiently clear and comprehensive that we could attain acceptably high reliability in the coding of the examples. Table I.2 indicates the essential definitions we developed for these levels of autonomy. In addition, coders were given more detailed instructions about how these general definitions applied to specific occupational settings. These detailed instructions are given in Table I.3. In the case of certain occupations, the examples were almost always too vague to provide us with sufficient information to make the required distinctions. This was particularly the case for school teachers and policemen. For these two occupations we relied on our general knowledge of the working conditions of such jobs and assigned "high" autonomy scores to all the respondents in these occupations who claimed to have conceptual autonomy. Once we elaborated these detailed coding instructions, we had three people code all of the examples: two coders who had some theoretical knowledge of the objectives of the coding and one who was "naive". As it turned out, the naive coder agreed with the sophisticated coders as well as they agreed with each other. In terms of overall reliability, there was an average complete agreement between pairs of coders in 80.1% of the examples, a discrepancy of only 1 point in 18.4% of the cases and a discrepancy of two or more points in 1.5%. In 91.1% of the cases there was either complete agreement or only disagreement on the degree of certainty in the code (rather than the "level" of autonomy). Where disagreements occurred, the final codes adopted were the result of a consensus among the coders after a case-by-case discussion of the disagreements. 3 TABLE I.2 DEFINITIONS OF AUTONOMY CODING CATEGORIES ==================================================================== AUTONOMY CODE FOR RESPONDENT'S EXAMPLES OF AUTONOMY INTERPRETATION (V87) ------------------------------------------------------------------ 1 HIGH Design/plan significant aspects of the final product or service, not just procedures used in one's own work. OR Problem-solving with nonroutine solutions is a central aspect of the work, not just an occasional event. 2 PROBABLY HIGH Same as 1, only less certain about the coding 3 MEDIUM Design/plan most of the procedures used in one's work, but only have influence on very limited aspects of the final product or service. OR Problem-solving is a regular aspect of work, but generally of a routinized character or not a central activity in one's work. 4 PROBABLY MEDIUM Same as 3, only less certain about the coding 5 LOW Design or plan at most a limited aspect of procedures with virtually no influence over aspects of the final product or service. OR Problem-solving is at most an occasional/ marginal aspect of work. 6 NONE Very marginal involvement with designing procedures. Most work activities highly routinized with rare problem-solving. ___________________________________________________________________ 4 TABLE I.3 DETAILED CODING INSTRUCTIONS FOR AUTONOMY EXAMPLES (V87) FOR PARTICULAR OCCUPATIONS ==================================================================== AUTONOMY CODE FOR RESPONDENT'S EXAMPLES FOR PARTICULAR OCCUPATIONS INTERPRETATION (V87) -------------------------------------------------------------------- 1. SALES ACTIVITIES HIGH Development of general marketing strategies, promotional campaigns. OR Choice of what to sell and to whom to sell largely selected by salesperson. OR Responsible for organizing the entire system of display in a retail store. MEDIUM Modify store displays. Modifications or minor contributions to general promotional strategies. Seek out potential customers, but little say in what is sold. Work with customers to solve problems. LOW Choose sales approach to individual customers, tailored to their situation, needs, personality. No indication of involvement in general sales strategies, displays, etc. No indication that problem- solving with customers is an important aspect of sales activities. NONE The only form of control over design is being courteous to the customer. No role in sales strategy. 5 2. TEACHERS: In principle we would have liked to distinguish between teachers who work with a fixed curriculum which they modify as they see fit and teachers who create from scratch their own curriculum, but the examples did not systematically provide adequate descriptions to make this distinction. As a result, all teachers are coded as HIGH, since they all do plan aspects of the final service they deliver to their students. 3. POLICE: All police have been coded as HIGH, probably since they have generally considerable discretion over how they deal with specific situations and there was insufficient information to distinguish between situations where there were narrow or broad constraints. 4. SECRETARIAL AND CLERICAL HIGH Design/plan aspects of the basic services performed by the office (not simply the secretarial tasks within the office). MEDIUM Control over the full range of secretarial/ clerical tasks and how they are done; composes correspondence rather than just types; organizes filing system and office procedures. LOW Limited control over a specific procedure, but no indication of generally running the office according to own plans. NONE Activities completely routinized except for personal disposition towards clients, boss, etc. 5. NURSES HIGH Design/plan overall treatment plans for patients, not simply details of implementation of such plans. OR Design/plan general nursing policies. MEDIUM Respond to individual needs of individual patients, but no indication of responsibility for planning overall treatment protocols. 6 6. REPAIR HIGH Must design/modify tools and machines in order to accomplish tasks, as opposed to simply repair machines within a well defined set of alternatives. MEDIUM Repair activities are relatively routinized; problem-solving within a set of preestablished alternatives. LOW Repair work is completely routinized requiring no significant problem-solving. 7. ACCOUNTING HIGH Involved in the planning and design of auditing systems, systems of financial records, etc. MEDIUM Must solve individual auditing problems, organize individual accounts, but not involved in designing auditing protocols, accounting systems. LOW Involved in purely routine accounting/ calculations with no significant problem- solving. 8. HAIRDRESSERS AND BARBERS: These have all been classified as MEDIUM since there was no way of telling from the descriptions whether or not they were engaged in "creative hairstyling" or more routinized kinds of hairdressing. -------------------------------------------------------------------- 7 V138-V173: CODING OF OPEN-ENDED SOCIAL PROBLEMS QUESTIONS The basic strategy in coding the responses to the open-ended questions on the causes and solutions to social problems was to avoid putting heterogeneous responses under single coding categories by adding new categories whenever a response did not strictly fit a pre-existing category. This is why there are so many response categories for these variables. The advantage of this approach is that it makes it possible for decisions about how to aggregate responses under more general rubrics to be made at the data analysis stage rather than at the coding stage. Concretely, we proceeded as follows: We provided a set of fifty or so a priori response categories for each question to the Survey Research Center for use by their coders in the initial coding of the survey. They were given instructions not to squeeze responses into these categories. Whenever a response did not fit, they were to put it into "Other". We then went through the "other" responses one by one and created additional coding categories. In spite of these instructions, we have found instances where the initial coders did place somewhat different responses under a single category. We have not redone the entire coding procedure to correct for any errors that this may introduce. Our presumption is that these errors will not be of significant substantive consequence, since in general any recoding would be into closely related categories. 8 APPENDIX II WEIGHT VARIABLES Two weight variables appear in the codebook. The first is designed to correct for sampling biases caused by different numbers of eligible respondents within the sampled households; the second was designed to correct for an overrepresentation of high status respondents in the sample. The rationales and formulas for constructing these weights are discussed below. 1. U.S. WEIGHT VARIABLE TO CORRECT FOR UNEQUAL PROBABILITIES OF SELECTION INTO THE SAMPLE: WEIGHT (V525) There are two sources of unequal probabilities of being selected in the sample design. First, and most important, the sample design is based on random-digit dialing of telephone numbers within clusters. Individuals living in households with only one eligible respondent have a higher probability of being sampled than individuals living in households with many eligible respondents. Respondents, therefore, need to be weighted by the number of eligible respondents in the household (the greater the number of eligible respondents at a telephone number, the higher the weight). Second, in this particular study there is a second sampling problem that revolves around the special subsample of housewives in the survey. At the start of the study we decided on a particular number of housewives which we wished to include in the sample -- 200. Our expectation had been that this number would have been exceeded if housewives were given a chance of selection equal to employed and unemployed labor force members, and thus we deliberately undersampled housewives. (As it turned out, this expectation was incorrect, and thus we ended up with less than our target number of housewives in the final sample). For simplicity of administration and analysis two forms of the coversheet, identified as X and Y, were used to direct the interviewer to give housewives a chance of selection in some households and not others. The weights to be used to correct for unequal probabilities of being included in the sample, therefore, are slightly different for respondents sampled on form X or form Y. These weights are calculated as follows: No. of persons 18 years or older No. of house- For the X form, W[i] = (1.2137) x working or looking + wives in i-th for work in the household i-th household For the Y form, W[i] = (1) x No. of persons 18 years or older working or looking for work in the i-th household 9 2. U.S. WEIGHT VARIABLE TO CORRECT FOR DISPROPORTIONATE REPRESENTATION OF HIGH STATUS RESPONDENTS: WOCCED (V526) For reasons that are not entirely clear, the sample gathered for the United States Class Structure Survey has disproportionately more respondents in high status occupations and high education categories than the labor force as a whole, based on a comparison of the distributions of our sample with that in the 1980 Current Population Survey. (see Table II.1). There are several possible sources for this bias. First, and most obviously, some bias towards higher status respondents is expected in telephone surveys, since telephone coverage is lower among poorer segments of the population. The overrepresentation of high status respondents in our survey, however, appears to be greater than in other telephone surveys we have examined, and thus this does not appear to be a complete explanation. A second possible source of bias is in refusals by respondents to participate in the survey. Some indication of the likely affect of refusals can be seen by comparing the occupation by education distributions of those respondents who initially refused to participate, but after a second contact agreed to participate ("converted refusers") with those who initially agreed. If we are willing to assume that converted refusers are likely to be demographically intermediate between unconverted refusers and initial participants, then this will enable us to get some sense of the likely demographic characteristics of the refusers. As Table II.2 indicates, converted refusers are more likely to be from lower status positions than the initial participants, and thus, refusal to participate in the study probably does contribute to the sample bias. Regardless of the cause of this over-sample of high status respondents, it was desirable to construct a set of post-hoc weights which would counteract this sample bias, since one of the purposes of the survey is to generate class maps of the American labor force for comparative analysis. A sample bias in terms of status is likely to imply a bias in terms of class (since class and status are correlated), and thus such post-hoc weights are necessary if we are to obtain reasonably accurate estimates of class distributions. This post-hoc weight variable, WOCCED (i.e. weight to correct for the occupation by education distributions), was constructed as follows: The occupation by education distributions for respondents working in the labor force in our sample were compared to the occupation by education distributions for similar people in the March, 1980 C.P.S. (Unemployed respondents and housewives are excluded from the calculation of the weights). In situations where there were too few cases in our sample to make a meaningful comparison, education categories within occupations were collapsed within both tables. Weights were then calculated in such a way that, when the frequencies in the table for the class survey were multiplied by these weights, the table percentages would match the table percentages in the C.P.S. survey. When these weights are applied to the sample, the total N for the sample remains basically 10 unaffected. Unemployed respondents and housewives were given weights based on their education and prior occupation using the same weights as for the employed part of the sample. Housewives who have never held a job (33 individuals in the sample) were given a weight of 1.0. Table II.3 indicates the value of these weights for each cell in the occupation by education table. 11 TABLE II.1 U.S. UNWEIGHTED OCCUPATION AND EDUCATION DISTRIBUTIONS IN CLASS STRUCTURE SURVEY SAMPLE AND IN 1980 CURRENT POPULATION SURVEY EMPLOYED LABOR FORCE ==================================================================== OCCUPATION DISTRIBUTIONS EDUCATION DISTRIBUTIONS -------------------------------------- ---------------------------- C.P.S CLASS C.P.S. CLASS SURVEY SURVEY Professionals 9.8 13.1 > B.A. 8.0 14.1 Technician 3.1 3.7 B.A. 11.0 13.9 Teachers 3.6 3.7 Some College 18.5 26.9 Managers 11.3 14.9 High School 41.3 31.5 Clerical 18.4 19.2 Some H.S. 12.5 9.6 Sales 6.2 5.0 8 yrs. Elem 4.3 2.2 Crafts & 17.9 16.8 5-7 yrs. Elem 3.1 1.4 Transportation Operatives 11.4 9.7 < 5 yrs. Elem 1.4 0.3 Laborers 4.0 2.4 (Missing Data 7.4)[a] Skilled 3.7 3.3 N with data 1388 Services N with missing data 111 Unskilled 8.0 6.4 Services Farmers 2.5 1.7 (Missing Data 0.3)[a] N with data 1495 N with missing data 4 ____________________________________________________________________ [a] The percentage of missing data is calculated on the total N for the sample; the percentage for each of the occupation and education categories is calculated on the N without missing data. 12 TABLE II.2 U.S. UNWEIGHTED OCCUPATION AND EDUCATION DISTRIBUTIONS IN THE SAMPLE FOR CONVERTED REFUSERS AND INITIAL PARTICIPANTS (Respondents working in the Labor Force only) ==================================================================== OCCUPATION DISTRIBUTIONS EDUCATION DISTRIBUTIONS ______________________________ ____________________________ CONVERTED INITIAL CONVERTED INITIAL REFUSERS PARTICIP. REFUSERS PARTICIP. Professionals 8.4 13.6 Post B.A. 8.2 14.7 Technician 3.5 3.7 B.A. 9.8 14.3 Teachers 0.0 4.1 Some College 32.0 26.5 Managers 19.6 14.4 High School 35.2 31.1 Clerical 21.7 18.9 Some H.S. 9.8 9.6 Sales 4.9 5.0 8 yrs. Elem 4.9 2.0 Crafts & 15.4 16.9 5-7 yrs. Elem 0.0 1.6 Transportation Operatives 10.5 9.6 < 5 yrs. Elem 0.0 .3 Laborers 3.5 2.3 N with data 122 1266 N with missing 22 89 Skilled 4.2 2.4 Services Unskilled 5.6 6.5 Services Farmers 2.8 1.6 N with data 143 1352 N with missing 1 3 data 13 TABLE II.3 U.S. POST-HOC WEIGHTS (WOCCED) TO MAKE SAMPLE DISTRIBUTIONS OF OCCUPATION BY EDUCATION CORRESPOND TO DISTRIBUTIONS IN THE CURRENT POPULATION SURVEY ==================================================================== OCCUPATION <5 5-7 Elem. Some H.S. Some B.A. B.A+ Missing H.S. Coll Data[a] Professional ----------.94[b]----- 1.00 .83 .80 .60 .73 Technician ----------.44-------- 1.29 .73 1.20 .40 Teacher -----------------1.22------------------ .70 .90 Manager ----1.95------ .67 1.15 .68 .67 .54 .78 Clerical ----2.32------ 1.44 1.34 .62 .68 .43 .97 Sales ----------2.08------- 1.67 1.00 .67 1.00 1.17 Crafts --1.38-- 2.00 1.60 1.38 .50 .86 .40 1.07 Operatives --2.64-- 1.43 1.08 1.35 .67 ---.44--- 1.20 Laborers ----------3.80------- 1.20 ------1.00------ 1.60 Skilled Serv ----------1.72------- 1.06 -------.89------ 1.12 Unskill Serv ----3.64------ 1.58 1.38 .71 ---.34--- 1.31 Farmers ----2.42------ .67 ------------1.50------ 1.39 Missing Data[a] 1.95 1.31 .57 ____________________________________________________________________ [a] Weights for cases with missing values on one or the other (but not both) of the criterion variables are set equal to the weight for the marginal distribution of the variable on which there is data. These values were only calculated for cases in which missing data actually occurs in the sample. [b] Dashes indicate that education categories within a given occupation had to be collapsed in order to calculate the appropriate weight because of insufficient numbers of cases in the sample. All cases covered by the dashes are given the same weight. 3. CANADIAN WEIGHT VARIABLES - WEIGHT1 (V1171), WEIGHT2 (V1172), WEIGHT3 (V1173) WEIGHT3 includes adjustments made in WEIGHT1 AND WEIGHT2. WEIGHT3 adjusts for the undersampling of housewives by counting each housewife twice. As a result, weighted N is greater than sample N. As a general rule, it is always safe to use WEIGHT2 or WEIGHT3. If housewives are included in the analysis WEIGHT3 should be used. 14 4. CANADIAN SPLIT SAMPLE VARIABLE - VERS5 (V940) TABLE II.4 1 = YELLOW PAGES IN QUESTIONNAIRE 2 = GREEN PAGES IN QUESTIONNAIRE ------------------------------------------------------------------- VERS5=2 VERS5=1 Insert #1: Q101 Q102 Q103 Q104 Insert #1: Q110 Q111 Q112 Q105 Q106 Q107 (asks Q113 Q114 Q115 about first full-time Q116 Q117 Q118 job after leaving school) (asks about job before present job for those employed and job before last job for those not presently employed) Q110 to Q118 do not Q101 to Q107 do appear on this not appear on questionnaire this questionnaire Insert #2: Q134 to Q136 do not Insert #2: Q134 Q135 Q136 appear on this (asks about the questionnaire kind of work performed by closest friends and relatives) Insert #3: Q156 (asks about Q156 does not parent's highest level appear on this of education) questionnaire ------------------------------------------------------------------- 15 5. REPRESENTATIVENESS OF THE FINNISH SAMPLE ** A particular concern of the project in sampling was to ensure that the final sample would be representative of the Finnish industrial structure. Even a crude breakdown of the population into different industries provides a useful point of reference in the selection of a sample where the distinction between small producers and wage-earners is an important watershed. In particular, a careful study of industrial structure gives a more or less reliable picture of the group of farmers. But most importantly, a sample that is maximally representative in terms of industrial structure also includes a sufficiently large number of wage-earners and thus at least the major branches of industry are properly represented. There is no direct reference in Wright's theory to branches of industry but it is clear that wage-earning class groups can only be identified if detailed data for separate branches and occupation is available. It would seem that, in an analysis based on Wright's theory, a skew sample of industrial structure also leads to a somewhat distorted picture of class structure. As compared with the original population, there is some skewness in how the different regions are represented in the sample, but it seems that this has not affected the representativeness of different industries. As a whole the sample is fairly representative when compared with the data of the 1980 Population Census. Urban industries and occupations are well represented in the sample. It is noteworthy that social and personal services are over-represented in the sample; these branches are typically urban, so it seems safe to argue that the regional skewness has not affected the representativeness of the industrial structure. Also, because the sample adequately represents the population in terms of industrial structure, the regional skewness has apparently not been particularly significant in the study of class structure. The breakdown of the respondents into the two categories of economically active and non-active is also fairly close to the statistical figures for the population as a whole. The following tables (II.5 - II.13) describe in detail the representativeness of the sample on nine different variables: (II.5) regional breakdown of respondents, (II.6) breakdown of respondents by rural and urban areas, (II.7) breakdown of respondents by gender, (II.8) age distribution as compared with parent group 1975, (II.9) age distribution as compared with parent group 1979, (II.10) household income, (II.11) breakdown of sample into economically active and non-active populations, (II.12) breakdown of the active population by gender, and (II.13) breakdown of the active population by branch of industry. **provided by the Finnish project 16 TABLE II.5 SAMPLE REPRESENTATIVENESS BY REGION -------------------------------------------------------------------- N % parent group* Helsinki and surrounding area 201 14.0 18.74 Southeastern Finland 147 10.2 9.34 Eastern Finland 258 18.0 12.82 Inner Finland 297 20.7 20.90 Western Finland 325 22.7 25.29 Northern Finland 207 14.5 12.83 ---- ----- ------- 1435 100.0 99.92 --------------------------------------------------------------------- TABLE II.6 BREAKDOWN OF RESPONDENTS INTO URBAN AND RURAL AREAS -------------------------------------------------------------------- N % parent group* Urban 752 52.4 59.7 Rural 683 47.6 40.3 ---- ----- ------ 1435 100.0 100.0 -------------------------------------------------------------------- * Parent group calculated on the basis of the 1978 Statistical Yearbook. 17 TABLE II.7 BREAKDOWN OF RESPONDENTS BY GENDER --------------------------------------------------------------------- Sample Total population - 1979 N % N % Women 792 55.54 2,464,500 51.70 Men 634 44.46 2,303,900 48.30 ---- ------ ---------- ------- 1426 100.00 4,768,400 100.00 --------------------------------------------------------------------- TABLE II.8 AGE DISTRIBUTION OF THE MATERIAL AND THE FINNISH POPULATION --------------------------------------------------------------------- Sample Total population - 1975 N % N % 18-19 73 5.13 158184* 5.3 20-24 158 11.10 416992 14.0 25-29 166 11.66 452938 15.2 30-34 216 15.17 336474 11.2 35-39 158 11.10 289514 9.7 40-44 127 8.92 272685 9.1 45-49 110 7.72 289179 9.7 50-54 137 9.62 270528 9.1 55-59 135 9.48 227214 7.6 60-64 125 8.78 228949 7.7 65 19 1.33 41325* 1.4 ---- ------ ------- ------ 1424 100.00 2983982 100.0 * Approximated on the assumption that age groups are of the same size. -------------------------------------------------------------------- 18 TABLE II.9 AGE DISTRIBUTION OF SAMPLE AND TOTAL POPULATION - 1979 --------------------------------------------------------------------- Sample Total population N % N % 16-24 231 16.23 539.2* 17.76 25-44 667 46.85 1442.7 47.54 45-65 526 36.92 1052.5* 34.79 ---- ------ ------- ------- 1424 100.00 3034.4 100.00 * Thousands, approximated on the assumption that age groups are of the same size. Estimate concerns 18-19 year-olds and 65 year-olds. Statistical Yearbook 1980. --------------------------------------------------------------------- TABLE II.10 HOUSEHOLD INCOME --------------------------------------------------------------------- Sample* Income available per household** Finnish Marks N % % Under 10,000 37 3.3 2.6 10,000-14,999 47 4.2 8.1 15,000-19,999 41 3.7 7.7 20,000-24,999 77 6.9 8.1 25,000-29,999 65 5.9 8.6 30,000-34,999 114 10.3 8.7 35,000-39,999 87 7.9 7.8 40,000-49,999 153 13.8 15.5 50,000-59,999 157 14.2 13.1 60,000-69,999 281 25.4 17.6 over 100,000 49 4.4 1.7 ---- ----- ------ 1108 100.0 99.5 * Non-responders excluded ** According to official statistics for 1978. -------------------------------------------------------------------- 19 TABLE II.11 ECONOMICALLY ACTIVE POPULATION (%) --------------------------------------------------------------------- Sample 1975* % % Economically active 69.42 68.3 Economically non-active 30.58 31.7 ------ ------ 100.00 100.0 * For the 15-64 year-old population. --------------------------------------------------------------------- TABLE II.12 BREAKDOWN OF ECONOMICALLY ACTIVE POPULATION BY GENDER --------------------------------------------------------------------- Sample Total population - 1975 (15-64) N % % Men 503 50.81 55.6 Women 487 49.19 44.4 ---- ------ ------ 990 100.00 100.0 -------------------------------------------------------------------- 20 TABLE II.13 BREAKDOWN OF ECONOMICALLY ACTIVE POPULATION BY BRANCH OF INDUSTRY --------------------------------------------------------------------- Sample Total population N % N % N/A 2 0.20 32191 1.5 Agriculture, forestry, fishery 137 13.84 318088 15.0 Mining and quarrying 4 0.20 8397 0.3 Manufacturing 264 26.67 543806 25.6 Electricity, gas and water 11 1.11 23771 1.1 Building and construction 62 6.26 179398 8.5 Trade, hotels and restaurants 124 12.35 310123 14.6 Transport 73 7.37 160738 7.6 Finance and insurance 39 3.94 100320 4.7 Social and domestic services 274 27.68 444342 21.0 ---- ------ ------- ------ 990 100.00 2121174 99.9 -------------------------------------------------------------------- 21 APPENDIX III CONSTRUCTED VARIABLES 1. U.S. JOB CONCEPTUAL AUTONOMY: AUTON This variable combines the information from the Conceptual Autonomy filter question (V86) with the coded examples of autonomy for respondents who claimed to have conceptual autonomy (V87) to produce a general variable for job autonomy. Self-employed respondents were not asked the job autonomy question, so they appear as distinct codes on this constructed variable. (Our assumption was that all self-employed jobs were necessarily characterized by conceptual autonomy. In retrospect, we should not have made this assumption. On some of the comparative datasets the job autonomy questions were asked of all respondents). The criteria for constructing the variable are given in Table III.1. TABLE III.1 CONSTRUCTING AUTON (V532) ==================================================================== INPUT VARIABLES CONSTRUCTED VARIABLE -------------------------------------- -------------------------- V9,14,17-20 V86 V87 EMPLOYMENT AUTONOMY AUTONOMY AUTON STATUS FILTER EXAMPLE[a] EMPLOYEE NO or DK 1 Non-Autonomous Employee EMPLOYEE YES 5 or 6 2 No real autonomy EMPLOYEE YES 4 3 Moderate autonomy, ambiguous EMPLOYEE YES 3 4 Moderate autonomy EMPLOYEE YES 2 5 High autonomy, ambiguous EMPLOYEE YES 1 6 High autonomy SELFEMPLOYED 7 Selfemployed NEVER WORKED 8 Never worked EMPLOYEE missing or -1 Missing data ____________________________________________________________________ [a] See Table II.3, Appendix II, for explanation of autonomy example codes. 22 2. U.S. SANCTIONING AUTHORITY: SANCT The constructed variable SANCT combines information on supervisory status (V93) with information on ability to impose particular kinds of sanctions on subordinates (V101-V112). The central point of the variable is to distinguish among supervisors on the basis of the degree of constraint with which they can impose significant sanctions on their subordinates. The variable does not distinguish supervisors in terms of what kinds of sanctions they can impose, except for distinguishing simple warning from more substantial sanctions. The details of the construction are given in Table III.2. TABLE III.2 CONSTRUCTING SANCT (V533) ==================================================================== CONSTRUCTED INPUT VARIABLES VARIABLE ----------------------------------------------------- ----------- V101, V102,V103, V9,V14, V104, V105,V106, V111 V17-20 V93 V107 V108,V109 V110 V112 EMPLOY- SUPER- SIGNIF- DEGREE OF FORMAL DEGREE MENT VISOR ICANT CONSTRAINT WARN- OF CONS- STATUS SANC- ON IMPOSING ING TRAINT TIONS SANCTIONS[a] ON WARN- INGS[a] SANCT ____________________________________________________________________ EMPLOYEE NO 1 Nonsupervisor Employees -------------------------------------------------------------------- EMPLOYEE YES NO NO 2 Supervisors without any sanctions -------------------------------------------------------------------- EMPLOYEE YES NO YES 3,4 3 Supervisor with limited influence on warnings -------------------------------------------------------------------- EMPLOYEE YES NO YES 1,2 4 Supervisor with primary influence on warnings 23 -------------------------------------------------------------------- EMPLOYEE YES YES 4 on any sanction 5 Supervisor 1-3 on no sanction with highly constrained sanctions -------------------------------------------------------------------- EMPLOYEE YES YES 3 on any sanction 6 Supervisor 1 or 2 on no sanction with somewhat constrained sanctions -------------------------------------------------------------------- EMPLOYEE YES YES 2 on any sanction 7 Supervisor 1 on no sanction with little constraints on sanctions -------------------------------------------------------------------- EMPLOYEE YES YES 1 on any sanction 8 Supervisor with minimal constraints on sanctions -------------------------------------------------------------------- SELFEMPLOYED 9 Selfemployed -------------------------------------------------------------------- NEVER WORKED 10 Never Worked -------------------------------------------------------------------- EMPLOYEE Missing on items needed for -3 Missing classification ____________________________________________________________________ [a] Degrees of Constraint on Sanctions are defined as follows: 4: supervisor's superior has main influence on sanction 3: supervisor's superior has somewhat more influence 2: supervisor has somewhat more influence than superior 1: supervisor has the main influence on sanction 24 3. U.S. MANAGERIAL STRUCTURE VARIABLE: MANAGER The survey contains a wide range of information bearing on the location of managers within managerial structures. In order to use this information in the construction of a class structure variable, it needs to be aggregated into an overall managerial structure variable, designated MANAGER. This variable combines information from three clusters of variables: 1. Participation in formal policy decisionmaking (V113-V129); 2. Authority (V93-V112); 3. Position in formal hierarchy (V130). The construction of this compound constructed variable is illustrated in Table III.3. TABLE III.3 VARIABLE CONSTRUCTIONS FOR CONSTRUCTING MANAGER TYPOLOGY (V534) ==================================================================== 1. DECISIONMAKING INPUT VARIABLES CONSTRUCTED (V113) (V114-V129) VARIABLE EMPLOY- DECISION- INDIVIDUAL DECISIONMAKING MENT MAKING DECISIONMAKING PARTICIPATION STATUS FILTER ITEMS TYPOLOGY ____________________________________________________________________ EMPLOYEE NO 1. Nondecisionmaker -------------------------------------------------------------------- EMPLOYEE YES Provides Advice on any decision but directly participates in none 2. Advisor -------------------------------------------------------------------- EMPLOYEE YES Participates directly in making any one of the decision making items 3. Decisionmaker -------------------------------------------------------------------- SELFEMPLOYED 4. Selfemployed -------------------------------------------------------------------- NEVER WORKED 5. Never Worked ____________________________________________________________________ 25 2. AUTHORITY INPUT VARIABLES VARIABLE ____________________________________________________________________ (V93) (V95-V97) (V98-100) (V101-112) SUPER- HAS ONLY ONE CLERICAL TASK SANCTION AUTHORITY VISION SUBORDINATE WHO DOES AUTHORITY AUTHORITY TYPOLOGY FILTER NOT HAVE ANY (SANCT) SUBORDINATES -------------------------------------------------------------------- NO 1. Nonsupervisor YES YES 1. Nonsupervisor -------------------------------------------------------------------- YES NO NONE 2-4 2. Nominal Supervisor -------------------------------------------------------------------- YES NO YES ON ANY 2-4 3. Task Supervisor -------------------------------------------------------------------- YES NO 5-8 4. Sanction Supervisor -------------------------------------------------------------------- 26 3. U.S. MANAGERIAL LOCATION TYPOLOGY: MANAGER INPUT VARIABLES CONSTRUCTED VARIABLE ----------------------------------------- ----------------------- DECISIONMAKING AUTHORITY MANAGER OR MANAGERIAL LOCATION TYPOLOGY TYPOLOGY SUPERVISOR TYPOLOGY IN FORMAL ORGANIZATION HIERARCHY ____________________________________________________________________ 3 3 or 4 YES 1. Manager on all criteria 3 3 or 4 NO 2. Manager not in formal hierarchy 3 1 or 2 YES 3. Nonsupervisory manager 3 1 or 2 NO 4. Nonsupervisory decisionmaker not in formal hierarchy 2 3 or 4 YES 5. Advisor-Manager on criteria 2 3 or 4 NO 6. Advisor not in hierarchy 2 1 or 2 YES 7. Nonsupervisory advisor 2 1 or 2 NO 8. Nonsupervisory advisor not in formal hierarchy 1 4 YES 9. Santioning supervisor 1 3 YES 10. Task supervisor 1 2 YES 11. Nominal supervisor in hierarchy 1 4 NO 12. Sanctioning supervisor not in formal hierarchy 1 3 NO 13. Task supervisor not in hierarchy 1 1 YES 14. No subordinates but in hierarchy 1 1 or 2 NO 15. Nonsupervisor/ nonmanager on all criteria 4 16. Selfemployed 5 17. Never worked ____________________________________________________________________ 27 4. U.S. CLASS TYPOLOGY VARIABLE: CLASS (V535) A variety of different kinds of class typologies can be built using the data in the class structure survey. The variable identified as CLASS (V535) is the class typology employed in the first published paper to use the data in the survey: Erik Olin Wright, Cynthia Costello, David Hachen and Joey Sprague, "The American Class Structure," (The American Sociological Review, 47:6, December, 1982, pp.709-726). Because of the importance of this variable for the empirical research, considerable effort was made to minimize missing data. In some cases, we went back to the original interview schedule and allocated respondents a value on the class variable on the basis of the overall gestalt of the questionnaire even though there was considerable missing data on the specific items that served as inputs in the construction of the class variable. TABLE III.4 CONSTRUCTING CLASS TYPOLOGY: CLASS (V535) ==================================================================== INPUT VARIABLES CONSTRUCTED VARIABLE --------------------------------- ------------------------------ (V534) (V532) (V21,33,45) MANAGER AUTON NUMBER OF CLASS EMPLOYEES ____________________________________________________________________ 1-3 1. Manager 5-7 2. Advisor-Manager 9-12 3. Supervisor 4,8,13-15 4-6 4. Semi-Autonomous Employee 4,8,13-15 1-3 5. Worker 16 0-1 6. Petty Bourgeois 16 2-9 7. Small Employer 16 10 or more 8. Employer 17 9. Never Worked ____________________________________________________________________ CANADIAN CLASS VARIABLES: CANCLASS (V1151) AND CLASS2 (V1152) There are two variables for Respondent's class location in the Canadian data: CANCLASS and CLASS2. Both version follow the coding logic of Erik Wright's class model (see Wright et al., "The American Class Structure", American Sociological Review, December, 1982). The only difference between the two variables is that in CANCLASS the petite bourgeoisie is defined as having no paid employees, whereas in CLASS2 they are defined as having 0 to 1 employee. 28 5. U.S. COLLAPSED OCCUPATION VARIABLE: OCCR In the context of the comparative data for this project it was important for the various national studies to agree upon a two digit occupation typology that would be produced for each of the national surveys. The codes for this collapsed occupation typology for the U.S. data are given in Table III.5a, for Sweden in Table III.5b, for Norway in Table III.5c, for Canada in Table III.5d-f and for Finland in Table III.5g. 29 TABLE III.5a U.S. COLLAPSED OCCUPATION TYPOLOGY: OCCR (V536) -------------------------------------------------------------------- THREE-DIGIT 1970 CENSUS COLLAPSED OCCUPATION OCCUPATION CODE: A4 (V12) VARIABLE: OCCR --------------------------------------------------------------------- 62,65 1 Physicians and dentists 61,63,64,71-76 2 Other medical and paramedical 1,34 3 Accountants, auditors, actuaries 141-145 4 Teachers: elementary and secondary 32,33,91-96,132,140,102-130 5 Teachers: university; social scientists; librarians 35,36,2,6-23,42-54 6 Mathematicians, engineers, architects, natural and physical scientists 3-5,25,55,80-85,150-173, 7 Technicians: draftsmen, 183,191,195 embalmers, etc. 24,56,86,90,100-101, 8 Public advisors: clergymen, 174,184,192 personnel relations, social workers, etc. 30-31 9 Lawyers and judges 175-182,185,190,193-194 10 Arts and entertainment 201,212-215,222,224,235,240 11 Managers: public and quasipublic 202,203,205,210,225,233,245 12 Managers: corporate 211,216,220,221,223,226,230,231 13 Managers: other (eg. funeral directors) 370-373,376,391 14 Secretaries 301-364,374-375,381-390,392-395 15 Other clerical 260-285 16 Sales 441 17 Foremen 401-440,442-580 18 Crafts 961,963-965,600 19 Government protective workers 701-715 20 Transportation workers 601-695 21 Operatives, except transportation 740-785 22 Laborers, except farm laborers 821-824 23 Farm workers (laborers, foremen) 921-924,926,931 24 White collar services 910,912,935,944,962 25 Skilled manual services (barbers, etc.) 901-903,911,913-916,925,932-934 26 Unskilled services 940-943,945-954,960,980-984 801-802 27 Farmers -------------------------------------------------------------------- 30 TABLE III.5b SWEDISH COLLAPSED OCCUPATION TYPOLOGY: OCCRS (V536) --------------------------------------------------------------------- THREE-DIGIT TWO-DIGIT SEI COLLAPSED OCCUPATION OCCUPATION CODE: OCCUPATION CODE: VARIABLE: OCCRS NYK (V12) SEISWEDE (V543) -------------------------------------------------------------------- 31,32 1 Physicians and dentists 40,41,45-49 2 Other medical and paramdical 91 3 Accountants, auditors, actuaries 52-59 4 Teachers: elementary and secondary 50,51,93-95 5 Teachers: university; social scientists; librarians 1-23,97 9-20 6 Mathematicians, engineers, architects, natural and physical scientists 1-23,97 1-8 7 Technicians: draftsmen, embalmers, etc. 61-68,85,92,96 8 Public advisors: clergymen, personnel relations, social workers, etc. 71-79 9 Lawyers and judges 81-89,945-946 10 Arts and entertainment 101 11 Managers: public and quasipublic 111-118 12 Managers: corporate 601-609,641-649,621,947 13 Managers: other (eg. funeral directors) 290 14 Secretaries 200-277,291-299,651-669 15 Other clerical 301-339 16 Sales 701-861 7-20 17 Foremen 731-751 3-4 18 Crafts 757-759 3 621-631,761-772,781 1-4 793-808 1-4 632,754,872-874 981-982,901-903 19 Govt. protective workers 633-639,875 20 Transportation workers 701-726,813-858 1-4 21 Operatives, except 731-751,753-755,778 1-3 transportation 757-759 2 773-777,779 1-2 501-509,611,792,871, 876-881 861 1-4 22 Laborers, except farm 882-883 1-7 laborers 431-441 402-423 23 Farm workers (laborers, foremen) 42-44,917 24 White collar services 904-908,911-912,941,948-949 25 Skilled manual services (barbers, etc.) 913-915,918-939,942-944 26 Unskilled services 401 27 Farmers -------------------------------------------------------------------- 31 TABLE III.5c NORWEGIAN COLLAPSED OCCUPATION TYPOLOGY: OCCRN (V536) -------------------------------------------------------------------- FOUR-DIGIT COLLAPSED OCCUPATION OCCUPATION CODE: VARIABLE: OCCRN SP008 (V12) -------------------------------------------------------------------- 30-32 1 Physicians and dentists 21,40-45,47,50-59 2 Other medical and paramedical 3 Accountants, auditors, actuaries 60,63-66,68-69 4 Teachers: elementary and secondary 61-62,1030,1040,1050,1090 5 Teachers: university; social scientists; librarians 1-3,11-12,14-15,19,22-24 6 Mathematicians, engineers, architects, natural and physical scientists 4,7-9,13,46,93,441,971 7 Technicians: draftsmen, embalmers, etc. 71-79,67,1020,1060 8 Public advisors: clergymen, personnel relations, social workers, etc. 81-89 9 Lawyers and judges 90-92,94-99 10 Arts and entertainment 101-109,540 11 Managers: public and quasipublic 111-119 12 Managers: corporate 13 Managers: other (eg. funeral directors) 211-212 14 Secretaries 201-209,291-297,299,670-679, 15 Other clerical 681-682,916 298,301-302,311-313,319-322, 16 Sales 330-390 530,570 17 Foremen 580,711-719,741-742,744-746, 18 Crafts 751-759,761-765,769,770-777, 779,781-783,789,791-793,795- 796,799,801-804,811-819,851- 859 5,691-692,901,903-905,909, 19 Government protective workers 1010-1013,1019 600-604,610-618,621-623,629, 20 Transportation workers 631,640-646,651-655,661-664, 693,699 501,510-511,521,560,701-709, 21 Operatives, except 721-726,731-737,739,821-827, transportation 829,831-835,839,861,871-876 402,406-408,413-419,430-434, 22 Laborers, except farm 458-459,442,550,841,881-882, laborers 889-891 411-412,451-457 23 Farm workers (laborers, foremen) 32 917,961,3000 24 White collar services 911-912,941 25 Skilled manual services (barbers, etc.) 913-915,919,921-922,931-934, 26 Unskilled services 942,951-952,2000 401,404-405 27 Farmers -------------------------------------------------------------------- 33 TABLE III.5d CANADIAN COLLAPSED OCCUPATION TYPOLOGY: OCC3X (V536) -------------------------------------------------------------------- FOUR-DIGIT COLLAPSED OCCUPATION OCCUPATION CODE: VARIABLE: OCC3X * OCCUP1 (V12) -------------------------------------------------------------------- 3111,3113 1 Physicians and dentists 3115,3117,3119,3130-3131,3133 2 Other medical and paramdical 3137,3151,3153 1171,2349 3 Accountants, auditors, actuaries 2731-2799,3370 4 Teachers: elementary and secondary 2311-2319,2350-2351,2711,2719 5 Teachers: university; social scientists; librarians 2111-2114,2131,2133,2141-2160, 6 Mathematicians, engineers, 2181 architects, natural and physical scientists 2117,2119,2135,2139,2161-2169, 7 Technicians: draftsmen, 2183,2189,2353,2359,3155,3313, embalmers, etc. 3315,8116,8146,8156,8176,8336, 8376,8396,8526,8535,8546,8596, 8736,8796,9111,9113,9916,6141 1136,2331-2339,2391,2399,2511- 8 Public advisors: clergymen, 2519,3352,7131 personnel relations, social workers, etc. 2341,2343 9 Lawyers and judges 3311,3314,3319,3330,3332-3333, 10 Arts and entertainment 3335,3337,3339,3355,3359,3373, 3379 1111,1113,1115-1116,1119,1133- 11 Managers: public and 1134,6116 quasipublic 1130-1132,1135,1137-1149,1174- 12 Managers: corporate 1179,5130,5149,5191 3371,5170,5190,6120,6131,7311, 13 Managers: other (eg. 9151,9153 funeral directors) 4110-4111,4113 14 Secretaries 4130-4199,9553 15 Other clerical 5131-5143,5171-5179,5193-5199 16 Sales *All OCC3 variables: V536,V905,V1157,V1162,V1167,V1170. 34 6130,6160,6190,7510,7710,8110, 17 Foremen 8130,8150,8160,8210,8230,8250, 8260,8290,8310,8330,8350,8370, 8390,8510,8530,8540,8550,8570, 8580,8590,8710,8730,8780,9110, 9130,9170,9190,9310,9510,9530, 9550,9590,9910 3154,7511,7516,8131-8143,8155, 18 Crafts 8213,8311,8313,8316,8319,8331, 8333,8337,8339,8351-8356,8371, 8391,8395,8525,8537,8541,8551- 8562,8581-8589,8591-8595,8711, 8731-8735,8781-8795,9131-9133, 9511-9517,9531,9539,9555,9557, 9559,9119 6111,6112,6117,6119 19 Govt. protective workers 9135,9139,9171-9179,9191-9199, 20 Transportation workers 9155-9159 5145,6162-6169,7517,7711-7717, 21 Operatives, except 8111-8115,8148-8149,8151,8153, transportation 8161-8173,8211,8215-8227,8231- 8236,8251-8256,8261-8276,8293- 8296,8315,8334-8335,8357,8359, 8373,8379,8393,8399,8563,8566, 8571-8576,8511-8523,8527,8531- 8534,8739,9519,9591,9599 7313-7319,7513,7518,7519,7718- 22 Laborers, except farm 7719,8118-8119,8158-8159,8178- laborers 8179,8228-8229,8238-8239,8258- 8259,8278-8279,8298-8299,8528- 8529,8538-8539,8548-8549,8568- 8569,8578-8579,8598-8599,8713- 8719,8738,8798-8799,9311-9319, 9518,9918-9919 7180,7182,7195,7197,7199 23 Farm workers (laborers, foremen) 3134,3139,3157,3159,6145 24 White collar services 6113,6115,6121,6123,6143 25 Skilled manual services (barbers, etc.) 3135,3375,6125,6129,6133-6139, 26 Unskilled services 6144,6147,6149,6191-6199 7112 27 Farmers -------------------------------------------------------------------- 35 TABLE III.5e CANADIAN COLLAPSED OCCUPATION TYPOLOGY -------------------------------------------------------------------- FOUR-DIGIT 15 CATEGORY OCCUPATION CODE * OCCUPATION VARIABLES** -------------------------------------------------------------------- 1171,2111-2114,2131-2133,2141- 1 Professionals 2163,2181-2351,2399-2519,3111- 3133,3137,3151-3153 2117-2119,2135-2139,2165-2169, 2 Technicians 2353,2391,3155-3156,3311-3359, 3373,8526,8535-8536,8736,8796, 9111 2711-2799,3370 3 Teachers 1111--1149,1174-1179,5130,5170, 4 Managers 5191,6116,6120,6131,6141,7311, 9151-9153 4110-4199,9553 5 Clerical 5131-5143,5149,5171-5179,5193- 6 Sales 5199 3154,6117,7511,7516,8131-8143, 7 Craftsmen 8155,8213,8311,8313,8316,8319, 8331-8333,8337-8339,8351-8356, 8371,8391,8395,8325,8537,8541, 8551-8562,8581-8589,8591-8595, 8711,8731-8735,8781-8795,9131- 9133,9511-9517,9531-9539,9557, 9119,9555,9559 6111-6112,6119 8 Government protective services 6130,6160,6190,7510,7710,8110, 9 Foremen 8130,8150,8160,8210,8230,8250, 8260,8290,8310,8330,8350,8370, 8390,8510,8530,8540,8550,8570, 8580,8590,8710,8730,8780,9110, 9130,9170,9190,9310,9530,9550, 9910 *Respondents occupation coded using the 1980 Standard Occupational Classification Code. See Supplementary Code 63. **All OCC1 variables: V1148,V1155,V1160,V1165. 36 8115,8148,8149,8151-8153,8161- 10 Operatives and transporta- 8173,8211,8215-8227,8231-8236, tion operatives 8251-8256,8261-8276,8293-8296, 8315,8334-8335,8357-8359,8373, 8379,8393,8399,8363-8566,8571- 8576,9135-9139,9155-9159,9171- 9179,9191-9199,8511-8523,8527, 8531-8534,8739,9519,9591,9599 7182,7313-7319,7518,7519,7718, 11 Laborers (including farm 7719,8118-8119,8158-8159,8178- laborers) 8179,8228-8229,8238-8239,8258- 8259,8278-8279,8298-8299,8528- 8529,8538-8539,8548-8549,8568- 8569,8578-8579,8598-8599,8713- 8719,8738,8798-8799,9311-9319, 9518,7197-7199,7195,9918,9919 3134,3139,3157-3159,6145 12 White collar services 6113,6115,6121,6123,6143 13 Skilled manual services 3135,6125-6129,6133-6139,6144, 14 Unskilled services 6147,6149,6191-6199 7112-7180 15 Farmers -------------------------------------------------------------------- TABLE III.5f CANADIAN COLLAPSED OCCUPATION TYPOLOGY -------------------------------------------------------------------- 15 CATEGORY COLLAPSED 5 CATEGORY COLLAPSED OCCUPATION VARIABLE * OCCUPATION VARIABLES** -------------------------------------------------------------------- 1,2,3,4 1 Upper white collar 5,6,12 2 Lower white collar 7,8,9,13 3 Upper blue collar 10,11,14 4 Lower blue collar 15 5 Farmers * See Table III.5e **All OCC2 variables: V1149,V1156,V1161,V1166. -------------------------------------------------------------------- 37 TABLE III.5g FINNISH COLLAPSED OCCUPATION TYPOLOGY: OCCRF (V536) -------------------------------------------------------------------- THREE-DIGIT 1970 CENSUS COLLAPSED OCCUPATION OCCUPATION CODE: V12 VARIABLE: OCCRF -------------------------------------------------------------------- 62,65 1 Physicians and dentists 61,63,64,71-76 2 Other medical and paramedical 1,34 3 Accountants, auditors, actuaries 141-145 4 Teachers: elementary and secondary 32,33,91-96,132,140,102-130 5 Teachers: university; social scientists; librarians 35,36,2,6-23,42-54 6 Mathematicians, engineers, architects, natural and physical scientists 3-5,25,55,80-85,150-173, 7 Technicians: draftsmen, 183,191,195 embalmers, etc. 24,56,86,90,100-101, 8 Public advisors: clergymen, 174,184,192 personnel relations, social workers, etc. 30-31 9 Lawyers and judges 175-182,185,190,193-194 10 Arts and entertainment 201,212-215,222,224,235,240 11 Managers: public and quasipublic 202,203,205,210,225,233,245 12 Managers: corporate 211,216,220,221,223,226,230,231 13 Managers: other (eg. funeral directors) 370-373,376,391 14 Secretaries 301-364,374-375,381-390,392-395 15 Other clerical 260-285,295 16 Sales 441 17 Foremen 401-440,442-580 18 Crafts 961,963-965,600,966 19 Government protective workers 701-715 20 Transportation workers 601-695 21 Operatives, except transportation 740-785 22 Laborers, except farm laborers 821-824 23 Farm workers (laborers, foremen) 921-924,926,931 24 White collar services 910,912,935,944,962 25 Skilled manual services (barbers, etc.) 901-903,911,913-916,925,932-934 26 Unskilled services 940-943,945-954,960,980-984,991 801-802 27 Farmers -------------------------------------------------------------------- 38 6. U.S. COLLAPSED INDUSTRIAL SECTOR VARIABLE: INDR The variable INDR serves essentially the same purpose as OCCR: it is an industrial sector typology that all of the different surveys in the comparative project will use to insure comparability of industry classifications. The industry classifications system we have adopted is modified from that proposed by Joachim Singelmann in From Agriculture to Services (Beverly Hills: Sage, 1978). TABLE III.6a U.S. COLLAPSED INDUSTRIAL SECTOR TYPOLOGY: INDR (V537) -------------------------------------------------------------------- THREE-DIGIT 1970 CENSUS COLLAPSED INDUSTRY INDUSTRY CODE: A6 (V13) VARIABLE: INDR -------------------------------------------------------------------- 17-28 1 Agriculture, fishing, forestry 47-57 2 Mining 67-77 3 Construction 107-259 4 Durable manufacturing 268-398 5 Nondurable manufacturing 407-429, 447-479 6 Communications and utilities 507-588 7 Wholesale trade 607-668,677-698 8 Retail trade 707-718,727-748,888,889 9 Business services 669,749,757-759,769,777-798,807-809 10 Personal services 828-837,839,847-849,897 11 Professional services 838,857-887,907-937 12 State dominated social services and nonprofit services -------------------------------------------------------------------- NOTE: For the constructed variables, OCCR and INDR, some cases which did not have sufficient information to code occupation and industry in the original variables, were coded by hand for these variables. 39 TABLE III.6b SWEDISH COLLAPSED INDUSTRIAL SECTOR TYPOLOGY: INDRS (V537) ------------------------------------------------------------------- THREE-DIGIT COLLAPSED INDUSTRY INDUSTRY CODE: VARIABLE: INDRS NGR (V13) -------------------------------------------------------------------- 11-40 1 Agriculture, fishing, forestry 110-190 2 Mining 401-403 3 Construction 251-260,331-383,385-399 4 Durable manufacturing 201-244,271-329 5 Nondurable manufacturing 511-522,711-730 6 Communications and utilities 610 7 Wholesale trade 620 8 Retail trade 631-640.851-859 9 Business services 384,831-846,849 10 Personal services 11 Professional services 811-829 12 State dominated social services and nonprofit services -------------------------------------------------------------------- NOTE: In the Swedish data it is not possible to distinguish professional services. Dentists and private physicians are all classified under health-care and hospitals. The same goes for convalescent institutions and offices of health practitioners. Postal services are not included in the state dominated social services category. They are classified together with telephone communications under communications. 40 TABLE III.6c NORWEGIAN COLLAPSED INDUSTRIAL SECTOR TYPOLOGY: INDRN (V537) ------------------------------------------------------------------- TWO-DIGIT COLLAPSED INDUSTRY INDUSTRY CODE: VARIABLE: INDRN SP007 (V13) -------------------------------------------------------------------- 1-6 1 Agriculture, fishing, forestry 11-15,19 2 Mining 41-42 3 Construction 25-27,32-39 4 Durable manufacturing 20-24,28-31 5 Nondurable manufacturing 51-52,71-78 6 Communications and utilities 62 7 Wholesale trade 61,64-66 8 Retail trade 67-69 9 Business services 87,91-93 10 Personal services 83,86 11 Professional services 81-82,84-85 12 State dominated social services and nonprofit services -------------------------------------------------------------------- 41 TABLE III.6d CANADIAN COLLAPSED INDUSTRIAL SECTOR TYPOLOGY: IND1X (V537) ------------------------------------------------------------------- THREE-DIGIT COLLAPSED INDUSTRY INDUSTRY CODE: VARIABLE: IND1X * SIC1 (V13) -------------------------------------------------------------------- 11-51 1 Agriculture, fishing, forestry 61-92 2 Mining 401-499 3 Construction 251-269,291-359,391-392,995 4 Durable manufacturing 101-249,271-284,361-379,393-399 5 Nondurable manufacturing 451-499 6 Communications and utilities 501-599 7 Wholesale trade 601-692 8 Retail trade 701-775,777-779,991 9 Business services 911-979,992-994,996 10 Personal services 776,865-868 11 Professional services 811-864,869,981-986 12 State dominated social services and nonprofit services * All IND1 variables: V537,V1158,V1163,V1168. -------------------------------------------------------------------- TABLE III.6e CANADIAN COLLAPSED INDUSTRY TYPOLOGY -------------------------------------------------------------------- 12 CATEGORY COLLAPSED 7 CATEGORY COLLAPSED INDUSTRY VARIABLE * INDUSTRY VARIABLE ** -------------------------------------------------------------------- 1,2 1 Extractive 3-6 2 Transformative 7-8 3 Distributive services 9 4 Business services 10 5 Personal services 11 6 Professional services 12 7 State and non-profit services *See Table III.6c **All IND2 variables: V1150,V1159,V1164,V1169. -------------------------------------------------------------------- 42 TABLE III.6f FINNISH COLLAPSED INDUSTRIAL SECTOR TYPOLOGY: INDRF (V537) ------------------------------------------------------------------- TWO-DIGIT COLLAPSED INDUSTRY INDUSTRY CODE: VARIABLE: INDRF V13 -------------------------------------------------------------------- 1-6 1 Agriculture, fishing, forestry 7-8 2 Mining 37-38 3 Construction 24-34 4 Durable manufacturing 9-23 5 Nondurable manufacturing 35-36,42-47 6 Communications and utilities 39 7 Wholesale trade 40 8 Retail trade 48-52 9 Business services 41,67,70-74,69 10 Personal services 54-66,68,75 11 Professional services 53 12 State dominated social services and nonprofit services -------------------------------------------------------------------- 43 7. U.S. SOCIOECONOMIC STATUS SCORE: SEI, P1SEI, P2SEI, KSEI, SPSEI Each of these variables is a simple recode of the three-digit 1970 occupation code to the occupational status score developed by Otis Dudley Duncan. The status scores used in this recode can be found in: Robert M. Hauser, and David L. Featherman, The Process of Stratification: Trends and Analysis, (New York: Academic Press, 1977). 8. CANADIAN PINEO-PORTER CLASS VARIABLE AND BLISHEN SCORES VARIABLE: PINO1 (V1146), BLISHEN1 (V1147) Both of these variables are simple recodes of the four-digit 1971 Canadian Classification and Dictionary of Occupations Code (V12). The recodes for the Blishen Scores variable will be made available in the second version of the merged data documentation. TABLE III.8a THE PINEO-PORTER CLASS VARIABLE: PINE01 (V1146) -------------------------------------------------------------------- FOUR-DIGIT OCCUPATION CODE: PINE01 OCCUP1 (V12) -------------------------------------------------------------------- 2141,2343,3111,3113,3115 1 Self-employed professionals 1171,2111-2114,2131,2133,2142-2145, 2 Employed professionals 2147,2151,2153-2155,2157,2159-2161, 2181,2311,2311,2315,2331,2341,2350- 2351,2391,2511,2711,2731,2733,2793, 2795,3151-3152,6116 1113,1130-1135,1137,1147 3 High level management 2163,2183,2189,2319,2333,2339,2349, 4 Semi-professionals 2399,2513,2519,2719,2739,2791-2792, 2797,2799,3117,3119,3130-3131,3137, 3153-3154,3311,3313-3315,3319,3330, 3332-3333,3335,3352,3355,3359,3373, 9111,9151 2117,2119,2135,2165,2165,2169,2353, 5 Technicians 3155,2139,3156-3157,8116,8146,8176, 8336,8396,8526,8535,8736,8796,9113, 9153 1111,1116,1119,1136,1141-1143,1145, 6 Middle management 1149,1174-1176,1179,3370-3371,5191, 6131,6141,7131 44 1115,4110,4130,4140,4150,4160,4170, 7 Supervisors 4190,5130,5170,5190,6120,6130,6160, 6190,9910 7180,7311,7510,7710,8110,8130,8150, 8 Foremen 8160,8210,8230,8250,8260,8290,8310, 8330,8350,8370,8390,8510,8530,8540, 8550,8570,8580,8590,8710,8730,8780, 9110,9130,9170,9190,9310,9510,9530, 9550,9590 2359,3133-3134,3337,3339,4111,4131, 9 Skilled CS & S 4143,4192,5131,5133,5171-5174,5177, 9553,9557 6111-6113,7511,7516-7517,8131,8133 10 Skilled C & T 8135,8137,8141,8143,8151,8155,8161, 8163,8165,8167,8231,8311,8313,8316, 8333,8335,8337,8351,8376,8391,8395, 8399,8525,8529,8537,8541,8553,8555, 8581,8582-8586,8588,8591-8592,8731, 8733,8735,8781-8782,8784-8785,8791, 8795,9119,9131,9133,9311,9511-9515, 9517,9531,9539,9551,9555,9559,9916 7112 11 Farmers 3135,3139,3159,4113,4133,4135,4137, 12 Semi-skilled CS & S 4139,4141,4151,4153,4155,4157,4159, 4161,4169,4171,4175,4191,4193,4195, 5135,5137,5179,5193,5199,6123,6125, 6143-6145 6117,6121,7313,7513,7711,7713,7715, 13 Semi-skilled C & T 7717,8111,8113,8115,8149,8153,8156, 8171,8173,8211,8213,8215,8223,8225- 8227,8233,8235-8236,8251,8253,8256, 8261,8263,8265,8267,8271,8273,8275- 8276,8293,8295-8296,8315,8319,8334, 8339,8353,8355-8357,8371,8373,8379, 8393,8511,8513,8515,8523,8527,8531, 8533,8534,8536,8546,8549,8551,8557, 8561-8563,8566,8569,8571,8573,8575- 8576,8587,8589,8595-8596,8711,8713, 8739,8783,8786-8787,8793,8799,9135, 9157,9171,9179,9191,9193,9315,9519, 9591,9599 45 4172-4173,4177,4179,4194,4197,4199, 14 Unskilled 5141,5143,5149,6129,6139,6147,6149, 6199,3375,3379,5145,6115,6119,6133, 6135,6162,6165,6169,6191,6193,6198, 7315,7319,7518 7519,7718,8118-8119,8148,8158-8159, 15 Unskilled C & T 8178-8179,8217,8221,8228-8229,8238- 8239,8258-8259,8278-8279,8298-8299, 8359,8528,8538-8539,8548,8568,8578- 8579,8593,8598-8599,8715,8718-8719, 8738,8798,9139,9155,9159,9173,9175, 9199,9313,9317-9319,9518,9918-9919 7182,7195,7197,7199 16 Farm labor -------------------------------------------------------------------- 46 APPENDIX IV DATA SET COMPARABILITIES TO U.S. CORE DATA NOTE: I = identical, S = similar, N = non-identical VARIABLE CATEGORIES SWEDEN FINLAND NORWAY BRITAIN CANADA NEW ZEALAND 1. Class Relations Supervision I I I I I I (V93,V95-V112) Decision-making I S I I I I (V113-V129) Autonomy I I I I I I V86-V92) Formal hierarchical position I S I I I I (V130) Labor market position S S S S I S (V436-V444) Income S S S S I S (V465-V477) Ownership I S S S I I (V17-V56) 2. Other Aspects of Conventional Social Structural Locations Occupation I I I I I I (V12) Industry I I I I I I (V13) Geographical origins S S S S I S (V445-V452) Sex and age I I I S S I (V485-V486) Race and ethnicity N N N I S N (V460-V463) 3. Organizational Context Size of employing organization;linkages to state sector and to larger corporations; industrial sector. I S S S I I (V28-V77) 47 NOTE: I = identical, S = similar, N = non-identical VARIABLE CATEGORIES SWEDEN FINLAND NORWAY BRITAIN CANADA NEW ZEALAND 4. Class Biography and Class Experience Class origins I I I S I I (V335-V344) Prior jobs N S S S I N (V237-V270) Class and family I I I I I I (V302-V313) Social networks I S I N N I (V345-V398) Union experience and participation I I I S I I (V274-V291) Self-employment in past I I I S I I (V188-V198) Unemployment experience I I I S I I (V200-V209) Labor force discontinuity N S I N I I (V210-V215) 5. The Sexual Division of Labor Division of labor and power in the household I S I N I I (V315-V334) 48 NOTE: I = identical, S = similar, N = non-identical VARIABLE CATEGORIES SWEDEN FINLAND NORWAY BRITAIN CANADA NEW ZEALAND 6. Attitudes Economic attitudes I N I N I I (V131-V137) Open-ended social problems S N N N I S (V138-V172) Closed-category social problems I S I N I I (V174-V182) Industrial disputes I N N N I I (V424) Normative judgments on various inequalities I S I N I I (V428-V435) Political identification N N S S S N (V412-V421) Attitudes towards state policies I S N N I I (V422-V423) Class identification I S I I I I (V425-V427) 7. Political Participation Participation in political activities and organizations I S I S I I (V399-V411) VOLUME IV i QUESTIONNAIRES TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE NO. SCREENING REPORT FORM..............................................1 Item by Item Instructions.....................................1 INTERVIEWER'S MANUAL...............................................3 Section A - Current Occupation/Employment Description.........3 Section B - Job Autonomy.....................................12 Section C - Supervision......................................13 Section D - Decision Making..................................14 Section E - Attitudes About Economic Change..................15 Section F - Work History.....................................16 Section G - Union Participation..............................17 Section H - Work-Community Ties..............................18 Section J - Spouse and the Division of Labor.................18 Section K - Family Background................................19 Section L - Friends and Relatives............................19 Section M - Political Participation..........................20 Section N - Miscellaneous Attitude Questions.................21 Section R - Demographic......................................21 1 SCREENING REPORT FORM ITEM BY ITEM INSTRUCTIONS 1-3. This is basic introductory material. 4. Each and every call you make must be recorded and coded accurately in the call record. 5. This is to be filled in after the interview is completed. It should match Item 3 on the facesheet of the questionnaire. 6. Also to be filled out after the interview. Should match Item 4 on the facesheet. 7. Eligibility accounting should be completed as soon as you have completed the household listing, especially if the interview is not going to be taken immediately. THis information is vital to the sampling procedures used in this study, and will be monitored at frequent intervals. 8. This grid serves three critical purposes: to obtain a complete household listing, to ascertain the eligibility for interview of the adults in the household, and to choose the respondent. Ask the age, sex and relationship to the informant of everyone in the household 18 or older. 9. Ask the age, sex and relationship to the informant of everyone in the household under 18. 10. Review listing. 11. Ask questions a-f for all the adults in the household and mark the grid appropriately. Stop asking the questions for any individual as soon as you encounter the word ELIG. or STOP. When you get an "ELIG," put a check mark in column E for that person; when you get a "STOP," go to Da for the next person. Some cover sheets (Y form) only have questions a and b, i.e. housewives are not eligible. Definitions. "Working" is defined rather broadly to include anyone who is working at a regular job, even if it's just for a few hours per week. "Out of work, but wanting to find a job" is also broadly interpreted to include those considered by the Department of Labor to be "discouraged" in their job hunt and therefore not actively looking at the moment. Housewives are eligible (on the long grid), but "househusbands" are not. 2 12. Number only the persons who have a check mark in Column E. Follow standard procedure, listing first the males from oldest to youngest, then females from oldest to youngest in Column F. If no one is eligible, terminate contact and describe on Page 3. 13. Using the selection table, choose the R -- and put an X in Column G. 14. A reminder to choose the correct form of the questionnaire. All refusals and noninterviews must be described in detail. Please include the date and your interviewer number. 15. Ask this recontact information at the end of the interview. Tell Respondents that it takes time to collect, code, and analyze all the data -- and, as a result, the report will not be immediately forthcoming. It should be ready at the end of the year. 3 INTERVIEWER'S MANUAL QUESTION BY QUESTION OBJECTIVES NOTE: The Unemployed-Housewife form of the questionnaire differs from the Employed form mostly in the tense of the questions -- it uses the past tense to learn about prior employment. There are also different checkpoints to guide you to appropriate questions for Unemployed or Housewives. Only Section H is entirely different between the two forms. SECTION A: CURRENT OCCUPATION AND EMPLOYMENT DESCRIPTION A3. This hypothetical question is meant to tap the respondent's work-related values. The answer should reflect the respondent's priorities -- job enjoyment or monetary reward -- in assessing a job. A4-A6. The objective of the occupation and industry questions (which occur here and elsewhere in this questionnaire) is to get sufficiently detailed information to use the codes in the U.S. Census' Alphabetical Index of Industries and Occupations. The Index lists approximately 23,000 occupation and 19,000 industry titles. Very specific information is required, so you may need to probe for clear, complete answers. For occupation we want to be able to distinguish among unskilled workers, semi-skilled workers, skilled workers and the various white collar workers. Beware of accepting job titles or the type of place where respondent works as a response. A vague job title may apply to a wide range of occupations: an "engineer" may 1) design bridges or airplanes, 2) operate a railroad locomotive, 3) tend an engine in a power plant, or 4) shovel coal into a furnace. Similarly, "works at a bank" may refer to someone who is a manager, a teller or a janitor; and "a road construction worker" may be a foreman, a bulldozer operator, or a common laborer. The type of business or industry is also something we need specific information on in order to code it properly. The business code is sometimes vital in coding a particular occupation. For example, a laborer or warehouse worker will do quite different kinds of things according to the associated industry type. 4 We need to know: 1) if it is a manufacturing or a selling enterprise, 2) what kind of product or service is manufactured or sold, 3) when sales are involved, are they wholesale, retail, or what? Responses such as "auto assembly plant", "retail grocery store", "steel mill" or insurance company" are thus quite acceptable; but "oil business", and "shoe business" are not. The following four examples illustrate the types of problems the Coding Section runs into. We have included actual Census book listings so you can get some idea of the complexity of the code. The center column in the occupation examples indicates industry restrictions (i.e. the industry code may determine the occupation code). Occupation and industry codes may be represented by either an alphabetic or numeric code. "N.S." means "not specified." REMEMBER, this is one of those rare occasions in an interviewer's career when directive probing is appropriate. Keep asking until you have a clear complete answer! OCCUPATION EXAMPLES 1) Kind of work: Clerk Main duties: Grocery store clerk Business or organization: Grocery store (industry code is F) This occupation could be coded 280, 310 or 762, depending on the type of activity -- salesperson, cashier, or stock clerk. 5 OCCUPATION INDUSTRY OCCUPATION TITLES RESTRICTIONS CODES Clerk-carrier 907 331 Clerk-cashier E,F,G,607-698 310 Clerk-checker E,F,G,607,698 310 Clerk of court L,M,927 222 Clerk of scales 809 180 Clerk,selling E,F,G,507-698 280 Clerk-stenographer 376 Clerk,stocking E,F,G,507-698 762 Clerk supervisor 312 Clerk-typist 391 Clerk,n.s. Mail order house E 314 Clerk,n.s. E,Exc. mail order house, G,607-627, 629-698 280 Clerk,n.s. F 762 Clerk,n.s. 808 932 Clerk,n.s. 859 330 Clerk,n.s. 907 361 Clerk,n.s. Any not listed above 395 2) Kind of work: Supervisor Main duties: (blank) Business or organization: Construction (industry codes are B, 067-077) The respondent might be a general supervisor (245), but if supervising carpenters or plumbers, would be coded as carpenter (415) or plumber (522). The respondent could also be a clerical supervisor in the office of a construction firm. 6 OCCUPATION INDUSTRY OCCUPATION TITLES RESTRICTIONS CODES Supervisor, if craft trades (codes R.S,401-575)--see Foreman Supervisor of admissions J 212 Supervisor of cleaning crew 902 Supervisor of clerks 312 Supervisor of cottage life 927 222 Supervisor of custodians X Supervisor of education K 240 Supervisor of files 325 Supervisor of food service G,K 950 Supervisor of food service J,839,848 922 Supervisor of help(female) Hospital J 950 Supervisor of labor relations 056 Supervisor of loading 417 441 Supervisor of maids Office building 718 902 Supervisor of nurses 075 Supervisor of passenger service D,408-429 390 Supervisor of police L 962 Supervisor of recreation (809) 101 Supervisor of sales clerks E,F,G,607-698 231 Supervisor of shipping department 374 Supervisor of steno pool 376 Supervisor-of-stewardesses 427 056 Supervisor of typing pool 391 Supervisor of typists 391 Supervisor of vocational rehabilitation L,M,927 174 Supervisor(female) J 075 Supervisor(female) 448 385 Supervisor(male) 448 245 Supervisor,n.s. L 312 Supervisor,n.s. M 222 Supervisor,n.s. B,067-077,408,449,717 245 Supervisor,n.s. C,047-057,108-398,417, 467-469 441 Supervisor,n.s. E,F,507-568,607-668, 677-698 441 Supervisor,n.s. 887 223 Supervisor,n.s. 878,879 100 Supervisor,n.s. 907 361 Supervisor,n.s. GOV or PRA,018 821 Supervisor,n.s. Forestry Service 027 025 Supervisor,n.s. Playground 809 101 Supervisor,n.s. Railway Express Agency D 441 Supervisor,n.s. D exc. Railway Express Agency 245 Supervisor,n.s. Religious organization 877 090 7 3) Kind of work: Professor Main duties: Teach at the university Business or organization: Education In order to code this occupation accurately, we must know the subject taught. 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 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 8 INDUSTRY EXAMPLE 4) Kind of work: Secretary Main duties: Typing and filing Business or organization: Broker's office In order to code the industry here, we must know the type of product or service involved. Broker, office of Artists' 748 Authors' 748 Bond 709 Business, trading in enterprises 748 Commodity futures 709 Customhouse 429 Freight 429 Insurance 717 Investment securities 709 Marine 429 Mining stock 709 Oil leases 709 Oil royalty 709 Patent 748 Photography 748 Playwrights 748 Printing 748 Real estate 718 Securities 709 Ship 429 Spot commodity 709 Stock 709 Tickets, theatrical 807 A7. This question, in conjunction with A7a and A7b, is to distinguish several broad categories of people who work in the economy. "Work without pay" is meant to include anyone who performs regular work in a family business or farm without being paid a wage. This would include doing the books or cleaning up the store regularly, but would not include a housewife who only helps out on rare occasions. A7a. "Government Agency" includes public schools, state universities, the military, public utilities, the post office and other semi-public corporations. 9 A7b. "Self-employed" includes some cases which may at first appear ambiguous and which may be confusing to you and the respondent. For example, a cleaning woman may consider herself "Employed by Someone Else" in A7, when in fact she is self-employed in her own service. She sells a service on the market which is purchased by her customers. Likewise a lawyer who is a consultant to a business or corporation is classified as self-employed in his "Own Professional Practice," even though he may feel that he is employed by the corporation. By the time you get to A7, you should have a good sense of the person's employment situation. If you don't, probe. If you do and the respondent is misclassifying himself, don't argue about it -- just say "For the purposes of this study, we're considering that self-employed in your own practice/service" etc. A8. Some people are technically employed in businesses which they legally own. This is a common arrangement for tax purposes. We want to count such people as owners (self-employed) even though they are formally wage-workers. A8b-c. These questions will separate real owners from nominal owners. i.e. those who hold a small percent of a large corporation's stock options. These latter will be redirected into the stream of employee questions. If respondent answers "both," mark the "Partners" box and follow that skip pattern. A9. This includes full-time and part-time people who are considered regular and permanent employees. A10. This includes people hired for peak periods of special seasons. If an employee works regularly for more than six months of the year, he would be considered "permanent." A11. We want to know when the respondent began owning his present establishment, not when he first became a businessperson. A12. In general people who are franchisees will not need any explanation of what we mean by franchise. For our purposes a franchise is defined as any business which is formally licensed by a parent corporation and which gives the business its name in exchange for some kind of fee. Any respondent who isn't sure if he has a franchise, probably doesn't. A12a. This is to gauge how dependent the franchise is on the parent company. A13. Government funding includes such things as research grants, salary subsidies, special grants for capital improvements, etc. "Doing any business" includes primary sales and contracts with the state. We are not particularly interested in distinguishing between the two, and generally speaking, businesses will be characterized by one or the other. 10 A14. An approximate figure is acceptable here, but be sure to get the total, gross value of the business. A16. Kind of farm refers to the nature of the crop and/or livestock. A17. Same as A9 - A10a. A19. On some family farms, the child(ren) may be running or managing the farm long before they actually inherit or assume ownership. In such cases we want to know the period of their management (how long it has been since they took over operation of the farm). A20. Property ownership among farmers is very complex. This question seeks only a distinction between outright owners and tenants; but if the respondent gives another answer, record it in the "Other" box. A21. Direct subsidies are payments made directly to the farmer by the state. Do not record indirect subsidies -- such as price supports, tariffs etc. -- because these are too difficult to measure accurately. A21a. An estimate is fine here. A23. Same as A8a - b. A24. Do not include respondent or partner(s) in the figure here. A25. Same as A11. A26. This should include such things as Medicaid, Medicare, being paid as a court-appointed lawyer for an indigent client, receiving consulting fees from the state etc. All forms of payment which come from the federal, state or local government should be included. A26a. An estimate is fine here. A28. This includes seasonal and temporary employees, as well as permanent ones -- as long as they are non-family members who work for wages. A29. Record family members by relationship to respondent, not by name. A30. For farms, same as A19. A31. Same as A14. A33. Same as A12 - A13a. 11 A36. This question may be difficult for respondents -- notably teachers who may say that they were hired by one unit of government, but are paid by another. Generally we want the unit that pays their wages/salary. A state branch of a federal agency counts as federal employment. If in doubt, take all the information down in the margin. A37-37a.We want to know if the respondent's job is part of a career ladder or basically a "dead-end" position. A "significant promotion" is defined as a change in jobs for the same employer that involves: (a) a change in job title. Promotions generally involve movement between jobs that are labeled differently, rather than simply a change in activities or responsibilities within the same title. In very small or relatively non-bureaucratic organizations, however, it could happen that a person could receive a genuine promotion without changing job title. If the respondent insists that he received a promotion although the title did not change, this should be counted here. (b) a significant increase in pay and responsibilities. In general promotions bring with them increases in pay, but it does happen in some jobs that the immediate effect of a promotion is a drop in pay for a period of time (e.g., in some cases foremen initially receive lower pay). We want to include these promotions, but exclude those small scale incremental changes that are really just increases in pay due to seniority. A38-38a. Same as A37-A37a. A39. This question distinguishes single-unit organizations/companies from multi-unit corporations. A39a. This is a double-check for those who answered NO to A39. If they answer YES here, they will be directed back to the questions for multi-unit corporations. A39b-e. We want a rough estimate here of the total number of people employed in the respondent's entire organization or company, not just the immediate place of work or division. Thus, if respondent works in a Chevrolet plant, we want the total number of employees of GM. In general these estimates will be very crude, but they should give us the relevant order of magnitude. A40. We only ask the name for multidivisional/unit companies. We want the official name so that we will be able to look in business directories and the like for information about the company. 12 The name should be printed carefully in the margin. After coding, this information will be excised from the questionnaire to protect the confidentiality of the respondent. A41. This will help us locate and code company names. We need to be able to identify the parent company of conglomerates, if at all possible. Again, please print the name. A42. Same as A13. A43a-c. These parallel the questions about the main job. It is up to respondent to designate which is the main job and which is the second job, although usually the main job is the one that brings in more money. See notes for A4-6. A43d-e. A44 We want to get a reasonable average number of hours a week spent working at the main and second jobs. For professionals, executives, academics etc., this may be difficult to estimate, because the workload varies and they may take work home with them. Include all activity which is directly related to work responsibilities, if it is required for the job. SECTION B: JOB AUTONOMY B1-B2. This question contrasts two general types of jobs: those in which people can take their own ideas and put them into practice, and those in which people basically put other people's ideas into practice. This is an important distinction and that is why an example is asked for at B2. There will probably be some tendency for people who really cannot plan significant aspects of their work to respond positively to this question, so it is essential that the example be specific enough to see if it indicates a real capacity to design work and put ideas into practice. B3. This also deals with aspects of control over work that a person may be permitted to exercise either officially or unofficially. Unofficially means that within fairly broad limits a person can in practice do the activity without risking punishment. B3a. The issue here is whether a person can decide when to come to work in general and when to leave in general, not whether a person can be ten minutes late without penalty. The respondent must feel able to come and leave at his own decision to get a YES here; if it is one or the other, mark NO. 13 B3b. Are the specific days worked monitored or is it more or less up to the respondent to take days off or show up. The latter does not imply that the respondent could take any given day off, but that there are days that could be skipped without penalty/accountability. B3c. There are many ways in which the nature of the work affects the pace at which it is done. The issue here is whether or not, through whatever process, the respondent can significantly control the pace of work on his own initiative. "For a day" is specified to avoid mentions of fairly trivial slowdowns during short periods of a day. B3d. The distinction here is between being able to make changes on one's own initiative vs. simply making choices between pre-given alternatives. SECTION C: SUPERVISION C1-C1a. Supervision is rather broadly defined in these questions. Although we are not really interested in those who are simply the heads of work teams or who are the most experienced workers in a group, it is better to include them rather than risk missing someone who should be included. C2. Direct or immediate subordinates are those for whom the supervisor is directly responsible not all of the people below the supervisor in the hierarchy. C2a. If a supervisor has only one subordinate, we want a very brief description of what that subordinate does. This enables us to distinguish nominal supervisors from those really in the authority structure. C3a-c. These items deal with the ability to give orders concerning various aspects of the work of subordinates. If the respondent shares this responsibility with either the subordinates or a higher-up, then we want to know if the respondent has the major responsibility for this. C4-C6. All of these items deal with sanctioning authority (the ability to impose rewards and punishments). The strategy here is to ask if a respondent has any influence on the item, then if he answers YES, ask who has the greatest influence. If the respondent answers EQUAL, use the probe at C6 to learn who has the most influence. 14 If, for example, the respondent makes these decisions subject to approval by a superior, or makes certain recommendations, the higher-up in reality has the greatest influence even though the respondent may make all the concrete decisions. We hope the respondent will weigh the various ways initiatives are allowed and vetoes invoked to come up with an overall assessment of who has the "greatest influence." SECTION D: DECISION MAKING D1. This question serves to filter out those respondents who participate in significant decision-making which affects their entire workplace or a major part of it. Note that providing advice is an acceptable means of participating in decision-making. D2. It is important that the respondent think of his "specific place of work" as a geographic location. In a multi-unit company, it would probably be larger than the individual office, but smaller than the entire organization: it could be a specific branch, office, store or plant. D3. Whenever a respondent says YES at D2 -- that he does participate in a decision, this question is asked to determine precisely how he participates. Read all options slowly. Specific examples are not needed here. D2a. This refers to the overall staffing level of the workplace, not simply decisions to hire or fire a specific person. The issue is the policy question of how many people to employ. D2b. The key words here are significantly change. Don't include actions which simply implement decisions on product/program changes, or which make a choice within a previous set of alternatives. Do include basic organizational decisions about what to produce or do. D2c. Changing the routine pace of work or amount of work here implies changing the overall procedures/policies about pace, not just shifting the pace within pre-set limits. D2d. Here the emphasis is on changing the basic methods or procedures. Many people feel that they have some say in the methods of work they use, but generally this does not involve changes in basic methods. D2e. This is a filter or screening question for the more specific questions on the budget. Don't ask "how" if you get a YES here. 15 D2f. This basically involves decisions about investments and flows of resources into production and/or into the organization. Relatively few people will have anything to do with such decisions; because in most organizations, the size of the budget is set by external constraints. D2g. More people will be involved in budget allocation decisions, i.e. policy decisions about how much money (or other resources) will be available to different tasks or programs within the workplace. D2h-j. It is important to get enough detail on the kind of decision so that it can be classified later. D4-D4a. This question asks the respondent to place himself in the organizational hierarchy. A subjective judgment by the respondent of his position is what we are looking for. SECTION E: ATTITUDES ABOUT ECONOMIC CHANGE E1b. The issue here is whether the division between experts and non-experts, powerful and powerless is inevitable and essential in industrial societies. E1d. How does the respondent assess the impact of the profit motive on efficiency of production in a modern society. Definition of profit motive: "By profit-motive we mean a situation in which business is primarily guided by the desire to make money." This definition may be given to any respondent who asks. E1e. This question refers specifically to the respondent's immediate place of work, and asks if he feels it would be possible for his place of work to be reorganized in such a way that the non-management employees could effectively run the place. The issue is not whether or not this reorganization is likely to occur, or indeed whether they think the management would ever let it happen. The issue is whether he thinks such a reorganization is even conceivable or if he thinks bosses will always be necessary. E1-E2. These questions seek the spontaneous praise and criticism of American society. Be sure that the response refers to American society as such* and that it is fairly detailed. The respondent should be allowed to list several items, although he need not discuss the issues exhaustively. *(examples might include political, cultural, economic, community items etc.) 16 E3-5. In all of these we want to know what the respondent thinks are the major reasons and the solution(s) for each of these social problems. In order to code these responses adequately we will need some detail. On the energy crisis problem, for example, it would be more useful to have a detailed answer like: "lack of conservation because corporations have encouraged people to rely on big cars" than simply "lack of conservation." We are interested in seeing whether individuals or "the system" is blamed for the problems and similarly whether the solution is seen to involve changing society as a whole or simply dealing with individual crimes etc. SECTION F: WORK HISTORY F1. Checkpoint and filter questions for Unemployed and Housewives. F2. Defining the first entry into work is always ambiguous, so the designation here is deliberately broad. We may pick up some experiences such as 14 year old paperboy -- but we would rather include some like this, than miss something by restricting the definition. F4a-c. The dates can be quite approximate. F7. Examples here of seasonal work would be: teachers, construction workers and landscapers (in the north), and agricultural workers. We want the respondent to be able to distinguish between seasonal cyclical work and unemployment in the next questions. F8-F10. These questions are meant to tap unemployment history. The definition of unemployment is: "not working, without a job but wanting to find work." It is not necessary to be actively looking for work to be unemployed in this definition. F11. In Unemployment and Housewife questionnaire. F12-F28. These questions all deal with a retrospective account of the respondent's previous two jobs. The kinds of questions are essentially the same as those asked about the present main job. See notes for A4-A6 on occupation and business. Definition of job change: any substantial change in job title and duties for the same employer or any change in employers. It is not necessary to change employers to have a legitimate job change -- and it is very important that the respondent understand this. 17 F19. How the respondent became separated from his position is important in analyzing the mechanism of movement between positions. F20. We need to know in particular if the respondent was getting some sort of training between jobs, if there was no time between jobs, if respondent was unemployed or perhaps left the labor force altogether (e.g. to raise a family). If respondent did more than one thing, ask which was the most important. F27. See F19. F28. See F20. F29. Checkpoint. "All Three Jobs" means the present job plus the two previous jobs were all with the same employer. F30. Most respondents will already have given us this information at F18 and/or F26, so it is asked here only of those whose jobs have all been with the same employer. SECTION G: UNION PARTICIPATION G1a-c. Definition of union: a labor organization which has as one of its goals some sort of collective bargaining over contract provisions. In these terms professional organizations are not unions, nor are various kinds of associations which represent people in an occupation, but do not attempt or aspire to collective bargaining. In most cases, there is no ambiguity. For example, the NEA is not a union for teachers but the AFT is, precisely because the latter alone attempts to gain collective bargaining provisions. G2. This is asked only of those who are currently union members. We are trying to get some rough measures of the level of activism of the union to which respondent belongs. The response "a great deal of attention" implies that the union consistently and actively pursues this issue, both in contract negotiations and in other forms of activity. The main concern is distinguishing highly activist unions from others, rather than obtaining a finely graded scale of activism. G2c. This does not imply that the union tries to increase its role in workplace decisions, but that it tries to increase the active participation of employees as such in those decisions: decisions about work procedures, scheduling, quality, etc. THis should be very rare in the American context, but it is important for the comparative aspects of the study. 18 G4. This question seeks to learn about participation in insurgency movements within unions. This isn't limited to successful opposition or opposition that never became a serious threat to the established leadership. Various kinds of grass roots caucuses and the like will also be appropriate here. G6a-c. This question asks about all forms of strikes and work stoppages, including wildcat strikes. In G6a try to get sufficient detail so that we can code the degree of an individual's participation. Examples are: stayed away from work, attended meetings, picket duty, helped organize meetings, prepare leaflets etc. SECTION H: WORK-COMMUNITY TIES All of these questions are designed to see the extent to which people's work lives are integrated into or isolated from their community and leisure lives. H1. This question asks about the link between residence neighborhood and workplace. At one extreme is the company town where everyone works at the same place; at the other extreme is the typical suburb where everyone works at a different location. "Neighborhood" may be subjectively defined by the respondent (WMTY). H2. Don't count time spent with co-workers on breaks during the work day itself, like lunch. Going out for a TGIF drink after work on Friday is a marginal case, but should be counted as leisure time. H3. The terms "close friend" and "friend" may be defined by the respondent. H6-8. Unemployed - Housewife Questionnaire H6. See H3. H7. "Unemployed" - see F8. SECTION J: SPOUSE AND THE DIVISION OF LABOR All of the questions in this section are designed to measure aspects of the relationship between husband and wife in the home, and how this varies with the kinds of work they each do outside the home. J1. You should know this information from the cover sheet. "All Others" will be asked J1a and J1b for demographic analyses then skipped out of the rest of the section. 19 Note that we want to ask these questions of married people only if they are living together (not of those who are separated). THE EXCEPTION TO THIS IS WHEN THE SPOUSE IS IN THE SERVICE AND CURRENTLY STATIONED ELSEWHERE -- WE DO WANT TO ASK SECTION J OF THESE RESPONDENTS ALSO. J6-J6a. An estimate of the economic weight of the spouse's job is quite acceptable. J7. This information should be obtained from p.2 of the cover sheet. J8. This question will give us a picture of the division of labor between men and women concerning childcare. Even though the percentage will be approximate, they will be useful in estimating orders of magnitude. "looking after your children" is deliberately vague in order to encompass all possible forms of childcare. Note that the totals must equal 100%. J9. These totals need not add up to 100%, because someone other than spouse/partner might do some of the work. If this is the case, make a marginal note to that effect. J10-J11. These questions deal with family decision-making. In each case we need to know who had the most say or influence in the decision. If respondent says "both equally," use the probe at J11. J10a. For those who say "no one decided the neighborhood but my husband chose the house" -- it's acceptable to take the house as an answer. SECTION K: FAMILY BACKGROUND K1. Although respondent may say there was a variety of financial support when he was growing up, we want to pin it down to one person, if possible, so the rest of the questions make sense. K2-K3. See A4-A6. SECTION L: FRIENDS AND RELATIVES The questions in this section help locate the respondent in a social network defined by occupation and class. The respondent is asked to think of the three people -- friends or relatives -- with whom he feels closest; he is then asked a series of questions about each of these friends/relatives. If respondent insists he can't think of three friends/relatives, get what you can and exit gracefully. Write a marginal and Thumbnail note on the situation. 20 L1c. This occupation question is less detailed than those at A4-A6, but it is still important to get enough information to distinguish between professionals and semi-professionals; skilled craft workers, semi-skilled, unskilled etc. L1d-f. The respondent may not have a clear idea for each of these, but he should be probed with a "What Think?" -- because even a guess here will be roughly adequate. L1g-L1m. These are only asked if the friend/relative is not working and never worked in the past. This should be a fairly rare event. L2c. See L1c. L2d-f. See L1d-f. L2g-L2m. See L1g-L1m. L3c. See L1c. L3d-f. See L1d-f. L3g-m. See L1g-m. SECTION M: POLITICAL PARTICIPATION M1. This question seeks to tap respondent's participation in politically active organizations. Note that this is not limited to participation in electoral politics (i.e. belonging to a major political party), but that it would exclude purely civic organizations and clubs which may be active in the community, but not systematically engaged in politics (e.g. the Red Cross). M2-M4. It is especially important to get the name(s) of the organization here. If the respondent is hesitant, you may wish to point out that the name(s) will be removed from the questionnaire after coding. M5. This will help distinguish between special issue organizations and broader forms of political activism/organizations. M6. The information here and at M7 are essential to the coding of the previous questions. Examples of major issues are: ecology, economic and social issues, civil rights, abortion, etc. M8. This would include such things as: demonstrations, organizing election campaigns, writing pamphlets and other forms of media, holding public meetings, etc. We want to distinguish if possible between attempts to mobilize a constituency and simply putting pressure on government elites. 21 M9. Specific examples with a fair amount of detail are needed here. M10-M11. These are conventional party-preference questions. M12. There is no constraint here that the person be actively seeking the presidency. SECTION N: MISCELLANEOUS ATTITUDE QUESTIONS N3. This question is an indirect measure of where the respondent's social sympathies and identifications lie. N4. If the respondent asks what we mean by social class, you may say: "Different people mean very different things by social class. Use whatever meaning seems best to you." N5a-h. These are fairly straightforward attitude questions. SECTION R: DEMOGRAPHIC Most of the questions in this section are standard demographic ones. R2a-g. What we are looking for here is the region (state) and density (city, rural etc.) which respondent feels was most important to him when he was growing up. For some very mobile respondents, you may have to ask the questions framed for where respondent was at age 16. This is less desirable and should be used only when necessary. R8-R11. We want to know the range of respondent's job income and the range of the family's total family income. R12. Be sure respondent himself is included in this figure; the answer here should never be 0. R16. This includes those who say they are "buying" their home or "the bank owns it." If they have a mortgage, they are owners.