Descriptives for United States 2000 household file

Descriptives

Descriptive Statistics

	N	Minimum	Maximum	Mean	Std. Deviation
COUNTRY unique country/year number	49633	107	107	107.00	.000
CASENUM unique unit identifier	49633	1	49633	24817.00	14327.957
HWEIGHT household weight	49633	85	13871	2146.00	1119.749
DEFLATE deflation factor	49633	1	1	1.00	.000
D5 type of unit	49633	5	5	5.00	.000
D4 number of persons	49633	1	16	2.60	1.489
D6 number of earners	49633	0	10	1.39	.995
D27 number of children under age 18	49633	0	10	.70	1.107
D28 age of youngest child	18084	0	17	7.12	5.239
D29 number of persons under age 14	49633	0	9	.55	.966
NUM6574 number of persons aged 65 to 74	49633	0	3	.17	.463
NUMGE75 number of persons aged 75 or more	49633	0	4	.14	.409
HSLOT1 country specific household information 1	0
HSLOT2 country specific household information 2	0
D1 age - head	49633	15	90	48.85	17.182
D2 age - spouse	28287	16	90	46.46	14.898
HOURSUHD usual hours worked per week - head	49633	-9	99	24.65	22.915
HOURSUSP usual hours worked per week - spouse	28287	-9	99	24.06	21.968
HOURSAHD actual hours worked per week - head	49391	0	99	26.00	22.480
HOURSASP actual hours worked per week - spouse	28174	0	99	25.03	21.558
WEEKHDTL total weeks worked - head	49633	0	52	34.03	23.382
WEEKSPTL total weeks worked - spouse	28287	0	52	33.90	23.313
WEEKHDFT weeks worked full-time - head	49633	0	52	30.13	24.427
WEEKSPFT weeks worked full-time - spouse	28287	0	52	28.47	24.713
WEEKHDPT weeks worked part-time - head	49633	0	52	3.89	12.124
WEEKSPPT weeks worked part-time - spouse	28287	0	52	5.43	14.443
WEEKHDUP weeks unemployed - head	0
WEEKSPUP weeks unemployed - spouse	0
FOODEXP food and non-alcoholic beverages	0
ALCOEXP alcohol and tobacco	0
APPEXP clothing and footwear	0
HOUSEXP housing and utilities	0
EQUIPEXP housing equipment	0
MEDEXP health	0
TRANEXP transport	0
COMMEXP communication	0
CULTEXP recreation and culture	0
EDUCEXP education	0
RESTOEXP restaurants and hotels	0
MISCEXP miscellaneous goods and services	0
TOTEXP total expenditures	0
MORTEXP mortgage installments	0
V1 gross wages and salaries	38318	5	670230	54737.50	53663.099
V1NET net wages and salaries	0
V2 mandatory employer contributions	38682	1	73504	4016.08	3167.974
V3 non-mandatory employer contributions	28259	1	22797	3683.07	2109.981
V4 farm self-employment income	1130	-19998	377489	14517.08	40080.399
V5 non-farm self-employment income	5130	-19998	437173	27215.35	47252.336
V6 in-kind earnings	0
V7 mandatory contributions for self-employment	0
V8 cash property income	29938	-19498	222202	5327.95	14812.313
V8S1 interest and dividends	29383	1	202401	4458.54	12938.693
V8S2 rental income	3922	-19998	109300	5574.02	13180.311
V8S3 private savings plans	467	1	164112	14221.86	21899.641
V8S4 royalties	0
V8SR cash property income n.e.c.	0
V8X interest paid	0
V9 imputed rent for owner-occupied housing	33514	-9999	17405	4714.56	4210.536
V10 market value of residence	0
V11 income taxes	39736	1	399996	11439.25	19758.593
V12 property / wealth taxes	32403	1	99997	1624.30	3392.063
V13 mandatory employee contributions	38682	1	73504	4016.08	3167.974
V14 other direct taxes	0
V15 indirect taxes	0
V16 sickness benefits	0
V17 occupational injury and disease benefits	844	2	99999	6631.38	9428.202
V17S1 short-term occupational injury and disease benefits	0
V17S2 long-term occupational injury and disease benefits	0
V17SR occupational injury and disease benefits n.e.c.	844	2	99999	6631.38	9428.202
V18 disability benefits	2131	2	75619	9412.57	6266.940
V18S1 disability pensions	2131	2	75619	9412.57	6266.940
V18S2 disability allowances	0
V18SR disability benefits n.e.c.	0
V19 state old-age and survivors benefits	12310	12	139600	14273.45	10455.337
V19S1 old-age pensions	11428	142	139600	14465.81	10462.083
V19S1A universal old-age pensions	0
V19S1B employment-related old-age pensions	10795	90	100000	12480.69	6883.281
V19S1C old-age pensions for public sector employees	1720	1	129094	17782.67	15363.829
V19S1R old-age pensions n.e.c.	0
V19S3 early retirement benefits	0
V19S4 survivors pensions	1089	1	82056	9541.75	7076.461
V19SR state old-age and survivors benefits n.e.c.	0
V20 child / family benefits	13	1308	13200	5482.85	3614.508
V20S1 child allowances	0
V20S2 advance maintenance	0
V20S3 orphans allowances	0
V20SR child / family benefits n.e.c.	13	1308	13200	5482.85	3614.508
V21 unemployment compensation benefits	2217	3	99999	3043.12	4408.063
V21S1 unemployment insurance benefits	2217	3	99999	3043.12	4408.063
V21S2 (re)training allowances	0
V21S3 placement / resettlement benefits	0
V21SR unemployment compensation benefits n.e.c.	0
V22 maternity and other family leave benefits	0
V22S1 wage replacement	0
V22S2 birth grants	0
V22S3 child care leave benefits	0
V22SR maternity and other family leave benefits n.e.c.	0
V23 military / veterans / war benefits	1088	56	99999	8915.87	12073.663
V24 other social insurance benefits	368	132	37092	9517.44	6612.816
V24S1 invalid carer benefits	0
V24S2 education benefits	0
V24S3 child care cash benefits	0
V24SR other social insurance benefits n.e.c.	368	132	37092	9517.44	6612.816
V25 social assistance cash benefits	9067	1	43164	2754.54	3086.654
V25S1 general social assistance benefits	1186	1	33600	3803.99	3500.309
V25S2 old-age and disability assistance benefits	1812	1	29508	5186.94	3805.618
V25S3 unemployment assistance benefits	0
V25S4 parents assistance benefits	0
V25SR social assistance cash benefits n.e.c.	7089	1	8236	1560.89	1231.191
V26 near-cash benefits	5598	1	79110	3176.51	5309.891
V26S1 near-cash food benefits	2708	10	9999	1583.17	1406.167
V26S2 near-cash housing benefits	0
V26S3 near-cash medical benefits	0
V26S4 near-cash heating benefits	1272	1	2005	290.29	246.272
V26S5 near-cash education benefits	2437	1	79110	5385.97	7270.525
V26S6 near-cash child care benefits	0
V26SR near-cash benefits n.e.c.	0
V27 value of non-cash food benefits	10028	60	3246	313.93	359.750
V28 value of non-cash housing benefits	2253	816	14208	2215.88	1186.249
V29 value of non-cash medical benefits	17503	141	100888	6959.93	5089.495
V30 value of non-cash heating benefits	0
V31 value of non-cash education benefits	0
V31A value of non-cash child care benefits	0
ALTNCASH value of home production for own use	0
V32 private occupational and other pensions	4826	1	127028	11057.93	13079.914
V32S1 occupational pensions	4379	1	97619	10807.52	12171.629
V32S1A mandatory occupational pensions	0
V32S1B voluntary occupational pensions	4379	1	97619	10807.52	12171.629
V32S1R occupational pensions n.e.c.	0
V32S2 mandatory individual retirement pensions	0
V32SR private occupational and other pensions n.e.c.	514	1	84388	11749.83	17115.589
V33 public sector occupational pensions	778	130	100547	20178.18	15289.317
V34 alimony / child support	2537	20	90006	4953.64	6789.338
V34X alimony / child support paid	0
V35 regular private transfers	676	30	96136	7683.32	11620.630
V35S1 regular private transfers from relatives	676	30	96136	7683.32	11620.630
V35S2 regular private transfers from private charity	0
V35SR regular private transfers n.e.c.	0
V35X regular transfers paid to relatives	0
V36 other cash income	1338	1	60673	4030.36	6753.462
V37 realized lump sum income	10630	-4210	199998	12237.88	22631.079
V37S1 capital gains and losses	10630	-4210	199998	12237.88	22631.079
V37SR realized lump sum income n.e.c.	0
V39 gross wages and salaries - head	32822	1	391994	37803.55	41757.909
V39NET net wages and salaries - head	0
V41 gross wages and salaries - spouse	18877	5	391994	34352.91	39790.021
V41NET net wages and salaries - spouse	0
SELFI self-employment income	5645	-19998	437173	27638.45	48679.821
EARNING earnings	39724	-19998	670230	56727.68	56251.582
EARNNET net earnings	0
FI factor income	45048	-19898	748930	53564.17	58518.692
FINET net factor income	0
PENSIOI occupational pensions	5516	1	127028	12520.70	14036.367
MI market income	45891	-19898	748930	54085.18	58215.419
MINET net market income	0
MEANSI social assistance transfers	11932	1	79110	3583.43	4712.341
OTHSOCI social insurance transfers excl V19-V21	4191	2	126399	9271.76	9553.833
SOCI social insurance transfers	17132	2	154999	12922.14	11142.187
SOCTRANS social transfers	25465	1	154999	10372.65	10589.122
PRIVATI private transfers	3168	20	96136	5606.47	8199.213
TRANSI transfer income	26693	1	154999	10560.85	10689.074
GI gross income	49351	-19898	748930	56114.69	56463.514
GINET net income	0
PAYROLL mandatory payroll taxes	38682	1	73504	4016.08	3167.974
DPI net disposable income	49351	-26877	585583	43756.28	38466.993
Valid N (listwise)	0

Frequencies for United States 2000 household file

Frequency Table

MARRIED head living in couple

		Frequency	Percent	Valid Percent	Cumulative Percent
Valid	0 head not living in couple	21346	43.0	43.0	43.0
	1 married couple	26314	53.0	53.0	96.0
	3 non-married cohabiting couple	1902	3.8	3.8	99.9
	5 non-married cohabiting couple, both partners same sex	71	.1	.1	100.0
	Total	49633	100.0	100.0

D7 region

		Frequency	Percent	Valid Percent	Cumulative Percent
Valid	11 Maine	521	1.0	1.0	1.0
	12 New Hampshire	472	1.0	1.0	2.0
	13 Vermont	478	1.0	1.0	3.0
	14 Massachusetts	1122	2.3	2.3	5.2
	15 Rhode Island	499	1.0	1.0	6.2
	16 Connecticut	527	1.1	1.1	7.3
	21 New York	3196	6.4	6.4	13.7
	22 New Jersey	1466	3.0	3.0	16.7
	23 Pennsylvania	2021	4.1	4.1	20.8
	31 Ohio	1861	3.7	3.7	24.5
	32 Indiana	642	1.3	1.3	25.8
	33 Illinois	2055	4.1	4.1	29.9
	34 Michigan	1608	3.2	3.2	33.2
	35 Wisconsin	737	1.5	1.5	34.7
	41 Minnesota	683	1.4	1.4	36.0
	42 Iowa	688	1.4	1.4	37.4
	43 Missouri	583	1.2	1.2	38.6
	44 North Dakota	622	1.3	1.3	39.9
	45 South Dakota	661	1.3	1.3	41.2
	46 Nebraska	682	1.4	1.4	42.6
	47 Kansas	644	1.3	1.3	43.9
	51 Delaware	519	1.0	1.0	44.9
	52 Maryland	565	1.1	1.1	46.0
	53 District of Columbia	543	1.1	1.1	47.1
	54 Virginia	770	1.6	1.6	48.7
	55 West Virginia	691	1.4	1.4	50.1
	56 North Carolina	1227	2.5	2.5	52.6
	57 South Carolina	496	1.0	1.0	53.6
	58 Georgia	749	1.5	1.5	55.1
	59 Florida	2740	5.5	5.5	60.6
	61 Kentucky	645	1.3	1.3	61.9
	62 Tennessee	635	1.3	1.3	63.2
	63 Alabama	683	1.4	1.4	64.5
	64 Mississippi	566	1.1	1.1	65.7
	71 Arkansas	677	1.4	1.4	67.0
	72 Louisiana	611	1.2	1.2	68.3
	73 Oklahoma	719	1.4	1.4	69.7
	74 Texas	2753	5.5	5.5	75.3
	81 Montana	657	1.3	1.3	76.6
	82 Idaho	750	1.5	1.5	78.1
	83 Wyoming	637	1.3	1.3	79.4
	84 Colorado	716	1.4	1.4	80.8
	85 New Mexico	828	1.7	1.7	82.5
	86 Arizona	844	1.7	1.7	84.2
	87 Utah	604	1.2	1.2	85.4
	88 Nevada	702	1.4	1.4	86.8
	91 Washington	623	1.3	1.3	88.1
	92 Oregon	594	1.2	1.2	89.3
	93 California	4338	8.7	8.7	98.0
	94 Alaska	557	1.1	1.1	99.1
	95 Hawaii	426	.9	.9	100.0
	Total	49633	100.0	100.0

D20 area

		Frequency	Percent	Valid Percent	Cumulative Percent
Valid	0 nonmetropolitan/not identified	13295	26.8	26.8	26.8
	2 100,000 -< 250,000 inhab.	3727	7.5	7.5	34.3
	3 250,000 -< 500,000 inhab.	5011	10.1	10.1	44.4
	4 500,000 -< 1,000,000 inhab.	6343	12.8	12.8	57.2
	5 1,000,000 -< 2,500,000 inhab.	10591	21.3	21.3	78.5
	6 2,500,000 -< 5,000,000 inhab.	5142	10.4	10.4	88.9
	7 5,000,000 inhabitants or more	5524	11.1	11.1	100.0
	Total	49633	100.0	100.0

D22 tenure of dwelling

		Frequency	Percent	Valid Percent	Cumulative Percent
Valid	1 tenant	14695	29.6	29.6	29.6
	2 tenant paying lower rent (public housing)	613	1.2	1.2	30.8
	3 owner	33522	67.5	67.5	98.4
	4 rent-free dwelling	803	1.6	1.6	100.0
	Total	49633	100.0	100.0

D1 age - head

		Frequency	Percent	Valid Percent	Cumulative Percent
Valid	15	16	.0	.0	.0
	16	27	.1	.1	.1
	17	49	.1	.1	.2
	18	116	.2	.2	.4
	19	198	.4	.4	.8
	20	297	.6	.6	1.4
	21	362	.7	.7	2.1
	22	455	.9	.9	3.1
	23	632	1.3	1.3	4.3
	24	676	1.4	1.4	5.7
	25	690	1.4	1.4	7.1
	26	724	1.5	1.5	8.5
	27	789	1.6	1.6	10.1
	28	794	1.6	1.6	11.7
	29	817	1.6	1.6	13.4
	30	1016	2.0	2.0	15.4
	31	952	1.9	1.9	17.3
	32	937	1.9	1.9	19.2
	33	872	1.8	1.8	21.0
	34	964	1.9	1.9	22.9
	35	1035	2.1	2.1	25.0
	36	1038	2.1	2.1	27.1
	37	1128	2.3	2.3	29.4
	38	1103	2.2	2.2	31.6
	39	1118	2.3	2.3	33.9
	40	1115	2.2	2.2	36.1
	41	1144	2.3	2.3	38.4
	42	1117	2.3	2.3	40.7
	43	1189	2.4	2.4	43.1
	44	1121	2.3	2.3	45.3
	45	1141	2.3	2.3	47.6
	46	1127	2.3	2.3	49.9
	47	1062	2.1	2.1	52.0
	48	1046	2.1	2.1	54.1
	49	995	2.0	2.0	56.1
	50	985	2.0	2.0	58.1
	51	971	2.0	2.0	60.1
	52	979	2.0	2.0	62.0
	53	952	1.9	1.9	64.0
	54	937	1.9	1.9	65.9
	55	748	1.5	1.5	67.4
	56	743	1.5	1.5	68.9
	57	759	1.5	1.5	70.4
	58	711	1.4	1.4	71.8
	59	667	1.3	1.3	73.2
	60	620	1.2	1.2	74.4
	61	619	1.2	1.2	75.7
	62	589	1.2	1.2	76.8
	63	609	1.2	1.2	78.1
	64	520	1.0	1.0	79.1
	65	596	1.2	1.2	80.3
	66	558	1.1	1.1	81.4
	67	564	1.1	1.1	82.6
	68	519	1.0	1.0	83.6
	69	502	1.0	1.0	84.6
	70	556	1.1	1.1	85.8
	71	512	1.0	1.0	86.8
	72	550	1.1	1.1	87.9
	73	535	1.1	1.1	89.0
	74	504	1.0	1.0	90.0
	75	512	1.0	1.0	91.0
	76	484	1.0	1.0	92.0
	77	456	.9	.9	92.9
	78	420	.8	.8	93.8
79	419	.8	.8	94.6
80	411	.8	.8	95.4
81	306	.6	.6	96.1
82	268	.5	.5	96.6
83	284	.6	.6	97.2
84	296	.6	.6	97.8
85	219	.4	.4	98.2
86	189	.4	.4	98.6
87	166	.3	.3	98.9
88	104	.2	.2	99.1
89	104	.2	.2	99.3
90 90 years or over	328	.7	.7	100.0
Total	49633	100.0	100.0

D2 age - spouse

		Frequency	Percent	Valid Percent	Cumulative Percent
Valid	16	3	.0	.0	.0
	17	17	.0	.1	.1
	18	29	.1	.1	.2
	19	73	.1	.3	.4
	20	124	.2	.4	.9
	21	178	.4	.6	1.5
	22	200	.4	.7	2.2
	23	288	.6	1.0	3.2
	24	319	.6	1.1	4.4
	25	387	.8	1.4	5.7
	26	414	.8	1.5	7.2
	27	438	.9	1.5	8.7
	28	537	1.1	1.9	10.6
	29	543	1.1	1.9	12.5
	30	630	1.3	2.2	14.8
	31	615	1.2	2.2	17.0
	32	607	1.2	2.1	19.1
	33	601	1.2	2.1	21.2
	34	672	1.4	2.4	23.6
	35	659	1.3	2.3	25.9
	36	745	1.5	2.6	28.6
	37	750	1.5	2.7	31.2
	38	754	1.5	2.7	33.9
	39	720	1.5	2.5	36.4
	40	755	1.5	2.7	39.1
	41	723	1.5	2.6	41.6
	42	761	1.5	2.7	44.3
	43	772	1.6	2.7	47.1
	44	793	1.6	2.8	49.9
	45	749	1.5	2.6	52.5
	46	685	1.4	2.4	54.9
	47	637	1.3	2.3	57.2
	48	658	1.3	2.3	59.5
	49	658	1.3	2.3	61.8
	50	597	1.2	2.1	64.0
	51	570	1.1	2.0	66.0
	52	593	1.2	2.1	68.1
	53	600	1.2	2.1	70.2
	54	584	1.2	2.1	72.3
	55	418	.8	1.5	73.7
	56	453	.9	1.6	75.3
	57	470	.9	1.7	77.0
	58	425	.9	1.5	78.5
	59	383	.8	1.4	79.8
	60	362	.7	1.3	81.1
	61	394	.8	1.4	82.5
	62	341	.7	1.2	83.7
	63	342	.7	1.2	84.9
	64	320	.6	1.1	86.1
	65	320	.6	1.1	87.2
	66	322	.6	1.1	88.3
	67	238	.5	.8	89.2
	68	253	.5	.9	90.1
	69	282	.6	1.0	91.1
	70	260	.5	.9	92.0
	71	239	.5	.8	92.8
	72	260	.5	.9	93.8
	73	209	.4	.7	94.5
	74	203	.4	.7	95.2
	75	181	.4	.6	95.8
	76	188	.4	.7	96.5
	77	186	.4	.7	97.2
	78	133	.3	.5	97.6
	79	140	.3	.5	98.1
80	101	.2	.4	98.5
81	91	.2	.3	98.8
82	67	.1	.2	99.1
83	51	.1	.2	99.2
84	64	.1	.2	99.5
85	38	.1	.1	99.6
86	30	.1	.1	99.7
87	34	.1	.1	99.8
88	11	.0	.0	99.9
89	12	.0	.0	99.9
90 90 years or over	28	.1	.1	100.0
Total	28287	57.0	100.0
Missing	-1	21346	43.0
Total		49633	100.0

D3 gender - head

		Frequency	Percent	Valid Percent	Cumulative Percent
Valid	1 male	27364	55.1	55.1	55.1
	2 female	22269	44.9	44.9	100.0
	Total	49633	100.0	100.0

SEXSP gender - spouse

		Frequency	Percent	Valid Percent	Cumulative Percent
Valid	1 male	8805	17.7	31.1	31.1
	2 female	19482	39.3	68.9	100.0
	Total	28287	57.0	100.0
Missing	-1	21346	43.0
Total		49633	100.0

D21 marital status - head

		Frequency	Percent	Valid Percent	Cumulative Percent
Valid	1 never married	8803	17.7	17.7	17.7
	2 married	27027	54.5	54.5	72.2
	3 separated	1397	2.8	2.8	75.0
	4 divorced	7025	14.2	14.2	89.2
	5 widowed	5381	10.8	10.8	100.0
	Total	49633	100.0	100.0

MARTSP marital status - spouse

		Frequency	Percent	Valid Percent	Cumulative Percent
Valid	1 never married	1143	2.3	4.0	4.0
	2 married	26349	53.1	93.1	97.2
	3 separated	75	.2	.3	97.5
	4 divorced	667	1.3	2.4	99.8
	5 widowed	53	.1	.2	100.0
	Total	28287	57.0	100.0
Missing	-1	21346	43.0
Total		49633	100.0

PARSTAHD partnership and parenthood status - head

		Frequency	Percent	Valid Percent	Cumulative Percent
Valid	1 head/spouse with partner, without children	12651	25.5	25.5	25.5
	2 head/spouse with partner and children, youngest child < 18	12877	25.9	25.9	51.4
	3 head/spouse with partner and children, youngest child 18+	2759	5.6	5.6	57.0
	4 single head, without children	15769	31.8	31.8	88.8
	5 single head, with children, youngest child < 18	3609	7.3	7.3	96.0
	6 single head, with children, youngest child 18+	1968	4.0	4.0	100.0
	Total	49633	100.0	100.0

PARSTASP partnership and parenthood status - spouse

		Frequency	Percent	Valid Percent	Cumulative Percent
Valid	1 head/spouse with partner, without children	12651	25.5	44.7	44.7
	2 head/spouse with partner and children, youngest child < 18	12877	25.9	45.5	90.2
	3 head/spouse with partner and children, youngest child 18+	2759	5.6	9.8	100.0
	Total	28287	57.0	100.0
Missing	-1	21346	43.0
Total		49633	100.0

D8 ethnicity/nationality - head

		Frequency	Percent	Valid Percent	Cumulative Percent
Valid	1 native, born in US	42345	85.3	85.3	85.3
	2 native, born in Puerto Rico	481	1.0	1.0	86.3
	3 native, born abroad from American parents	382	.8	.8	87.1
	4 foreign born, naturalized US citizen	2837	5.7	5.7	92.8
	5 foreign born, not US citizen	3588	7.2	7.2	100.0
	Total	49633	100.0	100.0

ETHNATSP ethnicity/nationality - spouse

		Frequency	Percent	Valid Percent	Cumulative Percent
Valid	1 native, born in US	23565	47.5	83.3	83.3
	2 native, born in Puerto Rico	219	.4	.8	84.1
	3 native, born abroad from American parents	194	.4	.7	84.8
	4 foreign born, naturalized US citizen	1704	3.4	6.0	90.8
	5 foreign born, not US citizen	2605	5.2	9.2	100.0
	Total	28287	57.0	100.0
Missing	-1	21346	43.0
Total		49633	100.0

IMMIGRHD immigration status - head

		Frequency	Percent	Valid Percent	Cumulative Percent
Valid	-9 born in US	42345	85.3	85.3	85.3
	1 before 1950	316	.6	.6	86.0
	2 1950 - 1959	472	1.0	1.0	86.9
	3 1960 - 1964	398	.8	.8	87.7
	4 1965 - 1969	496	1.0	1.0	88.7
	5 1970 - 1974	624	1.3	1.3	90.0
	6 1975 - 1979	728	1.5	1.5	91.4
	7 1980 - 1981	498	1.0	1.0	92.4
	8 1982 - 1983	292	.6	.6	93.0
	9 1984 - 1985	386	.8	.8	93.8
	10 1986 - 1987	344	.7	.7	94.5
	11 1988 - 1989	465	.9	.9	95.4
	12 1990 - 1991	469	.9	.9	96.4
	13 1992 - 1993	367	.7	.7	97.1
	14 1994 - 1995	409	.8	.8	97.9
	15 1996 - 1997	379	.8	.8	98.7
	16 1998 - 2001	645	1.3	1.3	100.0
	Total	49633	100.0	100.0

IMMIGRSP immigration status - spouse

		Frequency	Percent	Valid Percent	Cumulative Percent
Valid	-9 born in US	23565	47.5	83.3	83.3
	1 before 1950	105	.2	.4	83.7
	2 1950 - 1959	270	.5	1.0	84.6
	3 1960 - 1964	233	.5	.8	85.5
	4 1965 - 1969	269	.5	1.0	86.4
	5 1970 - 1974	375	.8	1.3	87.7
	6 1975 - 1979	475	1.0	1.7	89.4
	7 1980 - 1981	337	.7	1.2	90.6
	8 1982 - 1983	177	.4	.6	91.2
	9 1984 - 1985	236	.5	.8	92.1
	10 1986 - 1987	236	.5	.8	92.9
	11 1988 - 1989	342	.7	1.2	94.1
	12 1990 - 1991	379	.8	1.3	95.4
	13 1992 - 1993	309	.6	1.1	96.5
	14 1994 - 1995	276	.6	1.0	97.5
	15 1996 - 1997	260	.5	.9	98.4
	16 1998 - 2001	443	.9	1.6	100.0
	Total	28287	57.0	100.0
Missing	-1	21346	43.0
Total		49633	100.0

D10 educational level - head

		Frequency	Percent	Valid Percent	Cumulative Percent
Valid	1 less than 1st grade	179	.4	.4	.4
	2 1st , 2nd, 3rd or 4th grade	585	1.2	1.2	1.5
	3 5th or 6th grade	1072	2.2	2.2	3.7
	4 7th or 8th grade	1878	3.8	3.8	7.5
	5 9th grade	1174	2.4	2.4	9.8
	6 10th grade	1465	3.0	3.0	12.8
	7 11th grade	1580	3.2	3.2	16.0
	8 12th grade, no diploma	699	1.4	1.4	17.4
	9 high school graduate (high school diploma or equivalent)	15451	31.1	31.1	48.5
	10 some college, no degree	9171	18.5	18.5	67.0
	11 associate degree, vocational program	2118	4.3	4.3	71.3
	12 associate degree, academic program	1812	3.7	3.7	74.9
	13 bachelor's degree	8183	16.5	16.5	91.4
	14 master's degree	2907	5.9	5.9	97.3
	15 professional school degree (MD, DDS, DVM, LLB, JD)	729	1.5	1.5	98.7
	16 doctorate degree	630	1.3	1.3	100.0
	Total	49633	100.0	100.0

D11 educational level - spouse

		Frequency	Percent	Valid Percent	Cumulative Percent
Valid	1 less than 1st grade	69	.1	.2	.2
	2 1st , 2nd, 3rd or 4th grade	288	.6	1.0	1.3
	3 5th or 6th grade	576	1.2	2.0	3.3
	4 7th or 8th grade	763	1.5	2.7	6.0
	5 9th grade	589	1.2	2.1	8.1
	6 10th grade	704	1.4	2.5	10.6
	7 11th grade	799	1.6	2.8	13.4
	8 12th grade, no diploma	303	.6	1.1	14.5
	9 high school graduate (high school diploma or equivalent)	9830	19.8	34.8	49.2
	10 some college, no degree	4857	9.8	17.2	66.4
	11 associate degree, vocational program	1321	2.7	4.7	71.1
	12 associate degree, academic program	1108	2.2	3.9	75.0
	13 bachelor's degree	4814	9.7	17.0	92.0
	14 master's degree	1624	3.3	5.7	97.7
	15 professional school degree (MD, DDS, DVM, LLB, JD)	372	.7	1.3	99.0
	16 doctorate degree	270	.5	1.0	100.0
	Total	28287	57.0	100.0
Missing	-1	21346	43.0
Total		49633	100.0

D12 occupational training - head

		Frequency	Percent	Valid Percent	Cumulative Percent
Valid	1 attended a training program to learn a specific job skill	263	.5	1.3	1.3
	2 did not attend	20356	41.0	98.7	100.0
	Total	20619	41.5	100.0
Missing	-1	29014	58.5
Total		49633	100.0

D13 occupational training - spouse

		Frequency	Percent	Valid Percent	Cumulative Percent
Valid	1 attended a training program to learn a specific job skill	78	.2	.7	.7
	2 did not attend	10411	21.0	99.3	100.0
	Total	10489	21.1	100.0
Missing	-1	39144	78.9
Total		49633	100.0

ENROLHD currently enrolled in education - head

		Frequency	Percent	Valid Percent	Cumulative Percent
Valid	110 enrolled at high school	117	.2	4.2	4.2
	120 enrolled at college or university	605	1.2	21.8	26.0
	200 not enrolled at high school,college or university	2057	4.1	74.0	100.0
	Total	2779	5.6	100.0
Missing	-1	46854	94.4
Total		49633	100.0

ENROLSP currently enrolled in education - spouse

		Frequency	Percent	Valid Percent	Cumulative Percent
Valid	110 enrolled at high school	22	.0	1.8	1.8
	120 enrolled at college or university	181	.4	15.0	16.8
	200 not enrolled at high school,college or university	1002	2.0	83.2	100.0
	Total	1205	2.4	100.0
Missing	-1	48428	97.6
Total		49633	100.0

D25 disability status - head

		Frequency	Percent	Valid Percent	Cumulative Percent
Valid	110 has a disability that prevents any job for next 6 months	2272	4.6	4.6	4.6
	121 has a health problem and retired because of health	1101	2.2	2.2	6.8
	122 has a health problem but did not retire because of health	3000	6.0	6.1	12.9
	131 does not have a health problem but retired because of health	424	.9	.9	13.8
	132 does not have a health problem but receives disability incom	486	1.0	1.0	14.7
	200 no disability, health problem nor disability benefit	42108	84.8	85.3	100.0
	Total	49391	99.5	100.0
Missing	-1	242	.5
Total		49633	100.0

D26 disability status - spouse

		Frequency	Percent	Valid Percent	Cumulative Percent
Valid	110 has a disability that prevents any job for next 6 months	788	1.6	2.8	2.8
	121 has a health problem and retired because of health	347	.7	1.2	4.0
	122 has a health problem but did not retire because of health	1052	2.1	3.7	7.8
	131 does not have a health problem but retired because of health	144	.3	.5	8.3
	132 does not have a health problem but receives disability incom	176	.4	.6	8.9
	200 no disability, health problem nor disability benefit	25667	51.7	91.1	100.0
	Total	28174	56.8	100.0
Missing	-1	21459	43.2
Total		49633	100.0

CLFSHD labour force status in the current period - head

		Frequency	Percent	Valid Percent	Cumulative Percent
Valid	111 Emp; at work, total hours for all jobs full-time	27726	55.9	55.9	55.9
	112 Emp; at work, total hours for all jobs part-time	3495	7.0	7.0	62.9
	123 Emp; absent for weather affected job	34	.1	.1	63.0
	125 Emp; absent for presonal reasons	933	1.9	1.9	64.9
	128 Emp; absent for other reason	145	.3	.3	65.1
	181 Emp; Armed Forces	242	.5	.5	65.6
	188 Emp; absent from work because of civic or military duty	3	.0	.0	65.6
	211 Unemp; ILO, on layoff	308	.6	.6	66.3
	212 Unemp; ILO, looking, job loser	348	.7	.7	67.0
	213 Unemp; ILO, looking, temporary job ended	139	.3	.3	67.2
	214 Unemp; ILO, looking, job leaver	163	.3	.3	67.6
	215 Unemp; ILO, looking, re-entrant	296	.6	.6	68.2
	216 Unemp; ILO, looking, new-entrant	21	.0	.0	68.2
	310 NILF; Retired	9944	20.0	20.0	88.2
	321 NILF; under 25 in education last week	218	.4	.4	88.7
	341 NILF; disabled	2272	4.6	4.6	93.3
	398 NILF; n.e.c.	2560	5.2	5.2	98.4
	421 Not Emp; discouraged worker	63	.1	.1	98.5
	441 Not Emp; wants a regular job	723	1.5	1.5	100.0
	Total	49633	100.0	100.0

CLFSSP labour force status in the current period - spouse

		Frequency	Percent	Valid Percent	Cumulative Percent
Valid	111 Emp; at work, total hours for all jobs full-time	15035	30.3	53.2	53.2
	112 Emp; at work, total hours for all jobs part-time	2942	5.9	10.4	63.6
	123 Emp; absent for weather affected job	19	.0	.1	63.6
	125 Emp; absent for presonal reasons	613	1.2	2.2	65.8
	128 Emp; absent for other reason	80	.2	.3	66.1
	181 Emp; Armed Forces	113	.2	.4	66.5
	188 Emp; absent from work because of civic or military duty	1	.0	.0	66.5
	211 Unemp; ILO, on layoff	150	.3	.5	67.0
	212 Unemp; ILO, looking, job loser	152	.3	.5	67.5
	213 Unemp; ILO, looking, temporary job ended	48	.1	.2	67.7
	214 Unemp; ILO, looking, job leaver	83	.2	.3	68.0
	215 Unemp; ILO, looking, re-entrant	143	.3	.5	68.5
	216 Unemp; ILO, looking, new-entrant	13	.0	.0	68.6
	310 NILF; Retired	4231	8.5	15.0	83.5
	321 NILF; under 25 in education last week	44	.1	.2	83.7
	341 NILF; disabled	788	1.6	2.8	86.5
	398 NILF; n.e.c.	3434	6.9	12.1	98.6
	421 Not Emp; discouraged worker	25	.1	.1	98.7
	441 Not Emp; wants a regular job	373	.8	1.3	100.0
	Total	28287	57.0	100.0
Missing	-1	21346	43.0
Total		49633	100.0

CMASHD main activity status in current period - head

		Frequency	Percent	Valid Percent	Cumulative Percent
Valid	111 Emp; at work, total hours for all jobs full-time	27726	55.9	55.9	55.9
	181 Emp; Armed Forces	242	.5	.5	56.3
	188 Emp; civic or military duty	3	.0	.0	56.4
	210 Not Emp; retired	10041	20.2	20.2	76.6
	221 Not Emp; under 25 in education last week	247	.5	.5	77.1
	222 Not Emp; absent from work for school / training	20	.0	.0	77.1
	231 Not Emp; absent from work for maternity / paternity leave	36	.1	.1	77.2
	232 Not Emp; absent from work for child care problems	8	.0	.0	77.2
	233 Not Emp; absent from work for other family, personal obligat	63	.1	.1	77.3
	241 Not Emp; disabled	2272	4.6	4.6	81.9
	242 Not Emp; absent from work for own illness, injury, medical p	297	.6	.6	82.5
	271 Not Emp; unemployed	1275	2.6	2.6	85.1
	293 Not Emp; absent from work for weather affected job	34	.1	.1	85.2
	295 Not Emp; absent from work for vacation, personal days	509	1.0	1.0	86.2
	296 Not Emp; absent from work for other reasons	145	.3	.3	86.5
	298 Not Emp; indist; not unemployed, retired, disabled nor in ed	287	.6	.6	87.0
	299 Not Emp; indist; not unemployed, retired, disabled	2933	5.9	5.9	93.0
	991 Indist; usually employed part-time, no other information	3495	7.0	7.0	100.0
	Total	49633	100.0	100.0

CMASSP main activity status in current period - spouse

		Frequency	Percent	Valid Percent	Cumulative Percent
Valid	111 Emp; at work, total hours for all jobs full-time	15035	30.3	53.2	53.2
	181 Emp; Armed Forces	113	.2	.4	53.6
	188 Emp; civic or military duty	1	.0	.0	53.6
	210 Not Emp; retired	4278	8.6	15.1	68.7
	221 Not Emp; under 25 in education last week	51	.1	.2	68.9
	222 Not Emp; absent from work for school / training	3	.0	.0	68.9
	231 Not Emp; absent from work for maternity / paternity leave	58	.1	.2	69.1
	232 Not Emp; absent from work for child care problems	4	.0	.0	69.1
	233 Not Emp; absent from work for other family, personal obligat	76	.2	.3	69.4
	241 Not Emp; disabled	788	1.6	2.8	72.1
	242 Not Emp; absent from work for own illness, injury, medical p	151	.3	.5	72.7
	271 Not Emp; unemployed	589	1.2	2.1	74.8
	293 Not Emp; absent from work for weather affected job	19	.0	.1	74.8
	295 Not Emp; absent from work for vacation, personal days	321	.6	1.1	76.0
	296 Not Emp; absent from work for other reasons	80	.2	.3	76.2
	298 Not Emp; indist; not unemployed, retired, disabled nor in ed	241	.5	.9	77.1
	299 Not Emp; indist; not unemployed, retired, disabled	3537	7.1	12.5	89.6
	991 Indist; usually employed part-time, no other information	2942	5.9	10.4	100.0
	Total	28287	57.0	100.0
Missing	-1	21346	43.0
Total		49633	100.0

UMASHD usual activity status - head

		Frequency	Percent	Valid Percent	Cumulative Percent
Valid	111 Emp; civilian	31308	63.1	63.1	63.1
	181 Emp; Armed Forces	235	.5	.5	63.6
	210 Not Emp; retired	9432	19.0	19.0	82.6
	221 Not Emp; going to school	713	1.4	1.4	84.0
	231 Not Emp; taking care of home	2550	5.1	5.1	89.1
	241 Not Emp; disabled	3042	6.1	6.1	95.3
	271 Not Emp; looking for work	442	.9	.9	96.1
	298 Not Emp; other	434	.9	.9	97.0
	299 Not Emp; indist	560	1.1	1.1	98.2
	991 Indist; worked > 26 weeks & < 20 hours/week	917	1.8	1.8	100.0
	Total	49633	100.0	100.0

UMASSP usual activity status - spouse

		Frequency	Percent	Valid Percent	Cumulative Percent
Valid	111 Emp; civilian	17575	35.4	62.1	62.1
	181 Emp; Armed Forces	112	.2	.4	62.5
	210 Not Emp; retired	3976	8.0	14.1	76.6
	221 Not Emp; going to school	285	.6	1.0	77.6
	231 Not Emp; taking care of home	3798	7.7	13.4	91.0
	241 Not Emp; disabled	1080	2.2	3.8	94.8
	271 Not Emp; looking for work	233	.5	.8	95.7
	298 Not Emp; other	214	.4	.8	96.4
	299 Not Emp; indist	273	.6	1.0	97.4
	991 Indist; worked > 26 weeks & < 20 hours/week	741	1.5	2.6	100.0
	Total	28287	57.0	100.0
Missing	-1	21346	43.0
Total		49633	100.0

ACTIVHD status in employment - head

		Frequency	Percent	Valid Percent	Cumulative Percent
Valid	181 Emp; Armed Forces	242	.5	.7	.7
	191 Emp; civilian	29522	59.5	87.3	88.0
	291 Self-Emp; incorporated	1232	2.5	3.6	91.6
	292 Self-Emp; not incorporated	2820	5.7	8.3	100.0
	411 Oth Emp; without pay	16	.0	.0	100.0
	Total	33832	68.2	100.0
Missing	-1	15801	31.8
Total		49633	100.0

ACTIVSP status in employment - spouse

		Frequency	Percent	Valid Percent	Cumulative Percent
Valid	181 Emp; Armed Forces	113	.2	.6	.6
	191 Emp; civilian	17086	34.4	88.2	88.8
	291 Self-Emp; incorporated	641	1.3	3.3	92.1
	292 Self-Emp; not incorporated	1507	3.0	7.8	99.8
	411 Oth Emp; without pay	32	.1	.2	100.0
	Total	19379	39.0	100.0
Missing	-1	30254	61.0
Total		49633	100.0

D14 occupation - head

		Frequency	Percent	Valid Percent	Cumulative Percent
Valid	4 Chief executives, general administrators, public admin	7	.0	.0	.0
	5 Administrators and officials, public administration	238	.5	.7	.7
	6 Administrators, protective services	15	.0	.0	.8
	7 Financial managers	188	.4	.6	1.3
	8 Personnel and labor relations managers	51	.1	.2	1.5
	9 Purchasing managers	38	.1	.1	1.6
	13 Managers, marketing, advertising, and public relations	234	.5	.7	2.3
	14 Administrators, education and related fields	221	.4	.7	2.9
	15 Managers, medicine and health	177	.4	.5	3.4
	17 Managers, food serving and lodging establishments	358	.7	1.1	4.5
	18 Managers, properties and real estate	165	.3	.5	5.0
	19 Funeral directors	14	.0	.0	5.0
	21 Managers, service organizations, n.e.c.	197	.4	.6	5.6
	22 Managers and administrators, n.e.c.	2237	4.5	6.6	12.2
	23 Accountants and auditors	396	.8	1.2	13.4
	24 Underwriters	23	.0	.1	13.4
	25 Other financial officers	218	.4	.6	14.1
	26 Management analysts	151	.3	.4	14.5
	27 Personnel, training, and labor relations specialists	175	.4	.5	15.1
	28 Purchasing agents and buyers, farm products	3	.0	.0	15.1
	29 Buyers, wholesale and retail trade except farm products	53	.1	.2	15.2
	33 Purchasing agents and buyers, n.e.c.	85	.2	.3	15.5
	34 Business and promotion agents	8	.0	.0	15.5
	35 Construction inspectors	20	.0	.1	15.6
	36 Inspectors and compliance officers, except construction	66	.1	.2	15.7
	37 Management related occupations, n.e.c.	113	.2	.3	16.1
	43 Architects	58	.1	.2	16.3
	44 Aerospace	21	.0	.1	16.3
	45 Metallurgical and materials	11	.0	.0	16.3
	46 Mining	1	.0	.0	16.3
	47 Petroleum	7	.0	.0	16.4
	48 Chemical	15	.0	.0	16.4
	49 Nuclear	5	.0	.0	16.4
	53 Civil	99	.2	.3	16.7
	55 Electrical and electronic	188	.4	.6	17.3
	56 Industrial	70	.1	.2	17.5
	57 Mechanical	98	.2	.3	17.8
	58 Marine and naval architects	5	.0	.0	17.8
	59 Engineers, n.e.c.	65	.1	.2	18.0
	63 Surveyors and mapping scientists	9	.0	.0	18.0
	64 Computer systems analysts and scientists	453	.9	1.3	19.3
	65 Operations and systems researchers and analysts	66	.1	.2	19.5
	66 Actuaries	6	.0	.0	19.6
	67 Statisticians	10	.0	.0	19.6
	68 Mathematical scientists, n.e.c.	2	.0	.0	19.6
	69 Physicists and astronomers	7	.0	.0	19.6
	73 Chemists, except biochemists	42	.1	.1	19.7
	74 Atmospheric and space scientists	4	.0	.0	19.7
	75 Geologists and geodesists	15	.0	.0	19.8
	76 Physical scientists, n.e.c.	20	.0	.1	19.8
	77 Agricultural and food scientists	8	.0	.0	19.9
	78 Biological and life scientists	39	.1	.1	20.0
	79 Forestry and conservation scientists	14	.0	.0	20.0
	83 Medical scientists	24	.0	.1	20.1
	84 Physicians	221	.4	.7	20.8
	85 Dentists	50	.1	.1	20.9
	86 Veterinarians	13	.0	.0	20.9
	87 Optometrists	13	.0	.0	21.0
	88 Podiatrists	5	.0	.0	21.0
	89 Health diagnosing practitioners, n.e.c.	17	.0	.1	21.0
	95 Registered nurses	487	1.0	1.4	22.5
	96 Pharmacists	56	.1	.2	22.6
	97 Dietitians	18	.0	.1	22.7
	98 Respiratory therapists	23	.0	.1	22.8
99 Occupational therapists	12	.0	.0	22.8
103 Physical therapists	38	.1	.1	22.9
104 Speech therapists	17	.0	.1	23.0
105 Therapists, n.e.c.	20	.0	.1	23.0
106 Physicians assistants	16	.0	.0	23.1
113 Earth, environmental, and marine science teachers	3	.0	.0	23.1
114 Biological science teachers	9	.0	.0	23.1
115 Chemistry teachers	4	.0	.0	23.1
116 Physics teachers	8	.0	.0	23.1
118 Psychology teachers	7	.0	.0	23.2
119 Economics teachers	7	.0	.0	23.2
123 History teachers	7	.0	.0	23.2
124 Political science teachers	4	.0	.0	23.2
125 Sociology teachers	3	.0	.0	23.2
126 Social science teachers, n.e.c.	4	.0	.0	23.2
127 Engineering teachers	11	.0	.0	23.3
128 Mathematical science teachers	10	.0	.0	23.3
129 Computer science teachers	7	.0	.0	23.3
133 Medical science teachers	3	.0	.0	23.3
134 Health specialties teachers	16	.0	.0	23.4
135 Business, commerce, and marketing teachers	9	.0	.0	23.4
136 Agriculture and forestry teachers	3	.0	.0	23.4
137 Art, drama, and music teachers	12	.0	.0	23.4
138 Physical education teachers	2	.0	.0	23.4
139 Education teachers	4	.0	.0	23.5
143 English teachers	20	.0	.1	23.5
144 Foreign language teachers	12	.0	.0	23.6
145 Law teachers	5	.0	.0	23.6
147 Theology teachers	2	.0	.0	23.6
148 Trade and industrial teachers	1	.0	.0	23.6
153 Teachers, postsecondary, n.e.c.	2	.0	.0	23.6
154 Postsecondary teachers, subject not specified	123	.2	.4	23.9
155 Teachers, prekindergarten and kindergarten	111	.2	.3	24.3
156 Teachers, elementary school	467	.9	1.4	25.7
157 Teachers, secondary school	357	.7	1.1	26.7
158 Teachers, special education	85	.2	.3	27.0
159 Teachers, n.e.c.	201	.4	.6	27.5
163 Counselors, Educational and Vocational	76	.2	.2	27.8
164 Librarians	41	.1	.1	27.9
165 Archivists and curators	7	.0	.0	27.9
166 Economists	37	.1	.1	28.0
167 Psychologists	70	.1	.2	28.2
169 Social scientists, n.e.c.	8	.0	.0	28.3
173 Urban planners	10	.0	.0	28.3
174 Social workers	191	.4	.6	28.8
175 Recreation workers	23	.0	.1	28.9
176 Clergy	118	.2	.3	29.3
177 Religious workers, n.e.c.	37	.1	.1	29.4
178 Lawyers	263	.5	.8	30.1
183 Authors	38	.1	.1	30.3
184 Technical writers	21	.0	.1	30.3
185 Designers	205	.4	.6	30.9
186 Musicians and composers	34	.1	.1	31.0
187 Actors and directors	32	.1	.1	31.1
188 Painters, sculptors, craft-artists, and artist printmakers	59	.1	.2	31.3
189 Photographers	45	.1	.1	31.4
193 Dancers	10	.0	.0	31.5
194 Artists, performers, and related workers, n.e.c.	42	.1	.1	31.6
195 Editors and reporters	94	.2	.3	31.9
197 Public relations specialists	42	.1	.1	32.0
198 Announcers	15	.0	.0	32.0
199 Athletes	24	.0	.1	32.1
203 Clinical laboratory technologists and technicians	81	.2	.2	32.3
204 Dental hygienists	21	.0	.1	32.4
205 Health record technologists and technicians	7	.0	.0	32.4
206 Radiologic technicians	34	.1	.1	32.5
207 Licensed practical nurses	86	.2	.3	32.8
208 Health technologists and technicians, n.e.c.	169	.3	.5	33.3
213 Electrical and electronic technicians	130	.3	.4	33.7
214 Industrial engineering technicians	4	.0	.0	33.7
215 Mechanical engineering technicians	4	.0	.0	33.7
216 Engineering technicians, n.e.c.	54	.1	.2	33.8
217 Drafting occupations	66	.1	.2	34.0
218 Surveying and mapping technicians	11	.0	.0	34.1
223 Biological technicians	25	.1	.1	34.1
224 Chemical technicians	20	.0	.1	34.2
225 Science technicians, n.e.c.	35	.1	.1	34.3
226 Airplane pilots and navigators	40	.1	.1	34.4
227 Air traffic controllers	13	.0	.0	34.5
228 Broadcast equipment operators	9	.0	.0	34.5
229 Computer programmers	157	.3	.5	34.9
233 Tool programmers, numerical control	5	.0	.0	35.0
234 Legal assistants	84	.2	.2	35.2
235 Technicians, n.e.c.	20	.0	.1	35.3
243 Supervisors and Proprietors, Sales Occupations	1270	2.6	3.7	39.0
253 Insurance sales occupations	166	.3	.5	39.5
254 Real estate sales occupations	227	.5	.7	40.2
255 Securities and financial services sales occupations	145	.3	.4	40.6
256 Advertising and related sales occupations	40	.1	.1	40.7
257 Sales occupations, other business services	194	.4	.6	41.3
258 Sales engineers	10	.0	.0	41.3
259 Sales representatives, mining, manufact., and wholesale	442	.9	1.3	42.6
263 Sales workers, motor vehicles and boats	88	.2	.3	42.9
264 Sales workers, apparel	56	.1	.2	43.1
265 Sales workers, shoes	9	.0	.0	43.1
266 Sales workers, furniture and home furnishings	40	.1	.1	43.2
267 Sales workers, radio, TV, hi-fi, and appliances	42	.1	.1	43.3
268 Sales workers, hardware and building supplies	71	.1	.2	43.5
269 Sales workers, parts	32	.1	.1	43.6
274 Sales workers, other commodities	265	.5	.8	44.4
275 Sales counter clerks	36	.1	.1	44.5
276 Cashiers	475	1.0	1.4	45.9
277 Street and door-to-door sales workers	48	.1	.1	46.1
278 News vendors	19	.0	.1	46.1
283 Demonstrators, promoters and models, sales	22	.0	.1	46.2
284 Auctioneers	1	.0	.0	46.2
285 Sales support occupations, n.e.c.	6	.0	.0	46.2
303 Supervisors, general office	126	.3	.4	46.6
304 Supervisors, computer equipment operators	2	.0	.0	46.6
305 Supervisors, financial records processing	17	.0	.1	46.6
306 Chief communications operators	1	.0	.0	46.6
307 Supervisors, distribution, scheduling, and adjusting clerks	60	.1	.2	46.8
308 Computer operators	67	.1	.2	47.0
309 Peripheral equipment operators	1	.0	.0	47.0
313 Secretaries	469	.9	1.4	48.4
314 Stenographers	32	.1	.1	48.5
315 Typists	121	.2	.4	48.8
316 Interviewers	39	.1	.1	49.0
317 Hotel clerks	26	.1	.1	49.0
318 Transportation ticket and reservation agents	55	.1	.2	49.2
319 Receptionists	210	.4	.6	49.8
323 Information clerks, n.e.c.	99	.2	.3	50.1
327 Order clerks	79	.2	.2	50.3
328 Personnel clerks, except payroll and timekeeping	9	.0	.0	50.4
329 Library clerks	27	.1	.1	50.4
335 File clerks	61	.1	.2	50.6
336 Records clerks	48	.1	.1	50.8
337 Bookkeepers, accounting, and auditing clerks	333	.7	1.0	51.7
338 Payroll and timekeeping clerks	37	.1	.1	51.9
339 Billing clerks	40	.1	.1	52.0
343 Cost and rate clerks	14	.0	.0	52.0
344 Billing, posting, and calculating machine operators	34	.1	.1	52.1
345 Duplicating machine operators	10	.0	.0	52.1
346 Mail preparing and paper handling machine operators	5	.0	.0	52.2
347 Office machine operators, n.e.c.	6	.0	.0	52.2
348 Telephone operators	30	.1	.1	52.3
353 Communications equipment operators, n.e.c.	5	.0	.0	52.3
354 Postal clerks, except mail carriers	92	.2	.3	52.6
355 Mail carriers, postal service	97	.2	.3	52.8
356 Mail clerks, except postal service	33	.1	.1	52.9
357 Messengers	42	.1	.1	53.1
359 Dispatchers	57	.1	.2	53.2
363 Production coordinators	49	.1	.1	53.4
364 Traffic, shipping, and receiving clerks	160	.3	.5	53.8
365 Stock and inventory clerks	88	.2	.3	54.1
366 Meter readers	8	.0	.0	54.1
368 Weighers, measurers, checkers, and samplers	16	.0	.0	54.2
373 Expediters	56	.1	.2	54.3
374 Material recording, scheduling, and distribut. clerks	8	.0	.0	54.4
375 Insurance adjusters, examiners, and investigators	112	.2	.3	54.7
376 Investigators and adjusters, except insurance	264	.5	.8	55.5
377 Eligibility clerks, social welfare	21	.0	.1	55.5
378 Bill and account collectors	38	.1	.1	55.6
379 General office clerks	176	.4	.5	56.2
383 Bank tellers	77	.2	.2	56.4
384 Proofreaders	6	.0	.0	56.4
385 Data-entry keyers	160	.3	.5	56.9
386 Statistical clerks	22	.0	.1	56.9
387 Teachers aides	172	.3	.5	57.5
389 Administrative support occupations, n.e.c.	239	.5	.7	58.2
404 Cooks, private household	2	.0	.0	58.2
405 Housekeepers and butlers	5	.0	.0	58.2
406 Child care workers, private household	33	.1	.1	58.3
407 Private household cleaners and servants	147	.3	.4	58.7
413 Supervisors, firefighting and fire prevention occupat.	10	.0	.0	58.7
414 Supervisors, police and detectives	38	.1	.1	58.9
415 Supervisors, guards	16	.0	.0	58.9
416 Fire inspection and fire prevention occupations	5	.0	.0	58.9
417 Firefighting occupations	75	.2	.2	59.1
418 Police and detectives, public service	164	.3	.5	59.6
423 Sheriffs, bailiffs, and other law enforcement officers	44	.1	.1	59.8
424 Correctional institution officers	100	.2	.3	60.0
425 Crossing guards	21	.0	.1	60.1
426 Guards and police, except public service	215	.4	.6	60.7
427 Protective service occupations, n.e.c.	16	.0	.0	60.8
433 Supervisors, food preparation and service occupations	83	.2	.2	61.0
434 Bartenders	94	.2	.3	61.3
435 Waiters and waitresses	235	.5	.7	62.0
436 Cooks	435	.9	1.3	63.3
438 Food counter, fountain and related occupations	39	.1	.1	63.4
439 Kitchen workers, food preparation	57	.1	.2	63.6
443 Waiters/waitresses assistants	119	.2	.4	63.9
444 Miscellaneous food preparation occupations	142	.3	.4	64.3
445 Dental assistants	45	.1	.1	64.5
446 Health aides, except nursing	84	.2	.2	64.7
447 Nursing aides, orderlies, and attendants	488	1.0	1.4	66.2
448 Supervisors, cleaning and building service workers	54	.1	.2	66.3
449 Maids and housemen	189	.4	.6	66.9
453 Janitors and cleaners	584	1.2	1.7	68.6
454 Elevator operators	2	.0	.0	68.6
455 Pest control occupations	16	.0	.0	68.7
456 Supervisors, personal service occupations	34	.1	.1	68.8
457 Barbers	17	.0	.1	68.8
458 Hairdressers and cosmetologists	163	.3	.5	69.3
459 Attendants, amusement and recreation facilities	57	.1	.2	69.5
461 Guides	6	.0	.0	69.5
462 Ushers	3	.0	.0	69.5
463 Public transportation attendants	37	.1	.1	69.6
464 Baggage porters and bellhops	13	.0	.0	69.6
465 Welfare service aides	33	.1	.1	69.7
466 Family child care providers	116	.2	.3	70.1
467 Early childhood teacher assistants	85	.2	.3	70.3
468 Child care workers, n.e.c.	43	.1	.1	70.4
469 Personal service occupations, n.e.c.	66	.1	.2	70.6
473 Farmers, except horticultural	315	.6	.9	71.6
474 Horticultural specialty farmers	19	.0	.1	71.6
475 Managers, farms, except horticultural	75	.2	.2	71.8
476 Managers, horticultural specialty farms	6	.0	.0	71.9
477 Supervisors, farm workers	14	.0	.0	71.9
479 Farm workers	199	.4	.6	72.5
484 Nursery workers	1	.0	.0	72.5
485 Supervisors, related agricultural occupations	62	.1	.2	72.7
486 Groundskeepers and gardeners, except farm	182	.4	.5	73.2
487 Animal caretakers, except farm	39	.1	.1	73.3
488 Graders and sorters, agricultural products	20	.0	.1	73.4
489 Inspectors, agricultural products	1	.0	.0	73.4
494 Supervisors, forestry and logging workers	6	.0	.0	73.4
495 Forestry workers, except logging	12	.0	.0	73.4
496 Timber cutting and logging occupations	16	.0	.0	73.5
497 Captains and other officers, fishing vessels	2	.0	.0	73.5
498 Fishers	16	.0	.0	73.5
503 Supervisors, mechanics and repairers	83	.2	.2	73.8
505 Automobile mechanics	230	.5	.7	74.5
507 Bus, truck, and stationary engine mechanics	100	.2	.3	74.8
508 Aircraft engine mechanics	32	.1	.1	74.9
509 Small engine repairers	21	.0	.1	74.9
514 Automobile body and related repairers	55	.1	.2	75.1
515 Aircraft mechanics, except engine	8	.0	.0	75.1
516 Heavy equipment mechanics	59	.1	.2	75.3
517 Farm equipment mechanics	13	.0	.0	75.3
518 Industrial machinery repairers	165	.3	.5	75.8
519 Machinery maintenance occupations	7	.0	.0	75.8
523 Electronic repairers, communic. and industrial equipmt	58	.1	.2	76.0
525 Data processing equipment repairers	84	.2	.2	76.2
526 Household appliance and power tool repairers	18	.0	.1	76.3
527 Telephone line installers and repairers	21	.0	.1	76.4
529 Telephone installers and repairers	82	.2	.2	76.6
533 Miscell. electrical and electronic equipment repairers	26	.1	.1	76.7
534 Heating, air conditioning, and refrigeration mechanics	83	.2	.2	76.9
535 Camera, watch, and musical instrument repairers	10	.0	.0	77.0
536 Locksmiths and safe repairers	7	.0	.0	77.0
538 Office machine repairers	19	.0	.1	77.0
539 Mechanical controls and valve repairers	8	.0	.0	77.1
543 Elevator installers and repairers	8	.0	.0	77.1
544 Millwrights	18	.0	.1	77.1
547 Specified mechanics and repairers, n.e.c.	151	.3	.4	77.6
549 Not specified mechanics and repairers	93	.2	.3	77.9
553 Supervisors, brickmasons, stonemasons, and tile setters	4	.0	.0	77.9
554 Supervisors, carpenters and related workers	6	.0	.0	77.9
555 Superv., electricians and power transmission installers	13	.0	.0	77.9
556 Supervisors, painters, paperhangers, and plasterers	4	.0	.0	77.9
557 Supervisors, plumbers, pipefitters, and steamfitters	1	.0	.0	77.9
558 Supervisors, construction, n.e.c.	271	.5	.8	78.7
563 Brickmasons and stonemasons	62	.1	.2	78.9
565 Tile setters, hard and soft	20	.0	.1	79.0
566 Carpet installers	24	.0	.1	79.0
567 Carpenters	407	.8	1.2	80.2
569 Carpenter apprentices	2	.0	.0	80.3
573 Drywall installers	49	.1	.1	80.4
575 Electricians	226	.5	.7	81.1
576 Electrician apprentices	6	.0	.0	81.1
577 Electrical power installers and repairers	44	.1	.1	81.2
579 Painters, construction and maintenance	152	.3	.4	81.7
583 Paperhangers	7	.0	.0	81.7
584 Plasterers	18	.0	.1	81.7
585 Plumbers, pipefitters, and steamfitters	171	.3	.5	82.2
587 Plumber, pipefitter, and steamfitter apprentices	2	.0	.0	82.2
588 Concrete and terrazzo finishers	31	.1	.1	82.3
589 Glaziers	8	.0	.0	82.4
593 Insulation workers	17	.0	.1	82.4
594 Paving, surfacing, and tamping equipment operators	7	.0	.0	82.4
595 Roofers	48	.1	.1	82.6
596 Sheetmetal duct installers	9	.0	.0	82.6
597 Structural metal workers	24	.0	.1	82.7
598 Drillers, earth	6	.0	.0	82.7
599 Construction trades, n.e.c.	80	.2	.2	82.9
613 Supervisors, extractive occupations	24	.0	.1	83.0
614 Drillers, oil well	10	.0	.0	83.0
615 Explosives workers	6	.0	.0	83.0
616 Mining machine operators	21	.0	.1	83.1
617 Mining occupations, n.e.c.	11	.0	.0	83.1
628 Supervisors, production occupations	326	.7	1.0	84.1
634 Tool and die makers	35	.1	.1	84.2
636 Precision assemblers, metal	11	.0	.0	84.2
637 Machinists	132	.3	.4	84.6
639 Machinist apprentices	2	.0	.0	84.6
643 Boilermakers	13	.0	.0	84.7
644 Precision grinders, filers, and tool sharpeners	4	.0	.0	84.7
645 Patternmakers and model makers, metal	3	.0	.0	84.7
647 Precious stones and metals workers (Jewelers)	16	.0	.0	84.7
649 Engravers, metal	4	.0	.0	84.7
653 Sheet metal workers	41	.1	.1	84.9
654 Sheet metal worker apprentices	1	.0	.0	84.9
656 Patternmakers and model makers, wood	1	.0	.0	84.9
657 Cabinet makers and bench carpenters	27	.1	.1	85.0
658 Furniture and wood finishers	7	.0	.0	85.0
659 Miscellaneous precision woodworkers	1	.0	.0	85.0
666 Dressmakers	18	.0	.1	85.0
667 Tailors	3	.0	.0	85.0
668 Upholsterers	25	.1	.1	85.1
669 Shoe repairers	4	.0	.0	85.1
674 Miscellaneous precision apparel and fabric workers	2	.0	.0	85.1
675 Hand molders and shapers, except jewelers	3	.0	.0	85.1
676 Patternmakers, lay-out workers, and cutters	4	.0	.0	85.1
677 Optical goods workers	27	.1	.1	85.2
678 Dental laboratory and medical appliance technicians	15	.0	.0	85.3
679 Bookbinders	8	.0	.0	85.3
683 Electrical and electronic equipment assemblers	75	.2	.2	85.5
684 Miscellaneous precision workers, n.e.c.	2	.0	.0	85.5
686 Butchers and meat cutters	61	.1	.2	85.7
687 Bakers	31	.1	.1	85.8
688 Food batchmakers	10	.0	.0	85.8
689 Inspectors, testers, and graders	40	.1	.1	85.9
693 Adjusters and calibrators	3	.0	.0	86.0
694 Water and sewage treatment plant operators	31	.1	.1	86.0
695 Power plant operators	17	.0	.1	86.1
696 Stationary engineers	32	.1	.1	86.2
699 Miscellaneous plant and system operators	22	.0	.1	86.3
703 Lathe and turning machine set-up operators	3	.0	.0	86.3
704 Lathe and turning machine operators	4	.0	.0	86.3
705 Milling and planing machine operators	1	.0	.0	86.3
706 Punching and stamping press machine operators	29	.1	.1	86.4
707 Rolling machine operators	5	.0	.0	86.4
708 Drilling and boring machine operators	3	.0	.0	86.4
709 Grinding, abrading, buffing, and polishing machine oper	23	.0	.1	86.5
713 Forging machine operators	3	.0	.0	86.5
714 Numerical control machine operators	8	.0	.0	86.5
715 Miscell. metal/plastic/stone/glass working machine oper	7	.0	.0	86.5
717 Fabricating machine operators, n.e.c.	6	.0	.0	86.5
719 Molding and casting machine operators	20	.0	.1	86.6
723 Metal plating machine operators	7	.0	.0	86.6
724 Heat treating equipment operators	3	.0	.0	86.6
725 Miscell. metal and plastic processing machine operators	8	.0	.0	86.6
726 Wood lathe, routing, and planing machine operators	1	.0	.0	86.6
727 Sawing machine operators	23	.0	.1	86.7
733 Miscellaneous woodworking machine operators	12	.0	.0	86.7
734 Printing press operators	72	.1	.2	87.0
735 Photoengravers and lithographers	4	.0	.0	87.0
736 Typesetters and compositors	9	.0	.0	87.0
737 Miscellaneous printing machine operators	4	.0	.0	87.0
738 Winding and twisting machine operators	6	.0	.0	87.0
739 Knitting, looping, taping, and weaving machine operator	7	.0	.0	87.0
743 Textile cutting machine operators	1	.0	.0	87.0
744 Textile sewing machine operators	110	.2	.3	87.4
745 Shoe machine operators	2	.0	.0	87.4
747 Pressing machine operators	18	.0	.1	87.4
748 Laundering and dry cleaning machine operators	52	.1	.2	87.6
749 Miscellaneous textile machine operators	9	.0	.0	87.6
753 Cementing and gluing machine operators	6	.0	.0	87.6
754 Packaging and filling machine operators	79	.2	.2	87.9
755 Extruding and forming machine operators	11	.0	.0	87.9
756 Mixing and blending machine operators	35	.1	.1	88.0
757 Separating, filtering, and clarifying machine operators	13	.0	.0	88.0
758 Compressing and compacting machine operators	9	.0	.0	88.1
759 Painting and paint spraying machine operators	46	.1	.1	88.2
763 Roasting and baking machine operators, food	1	.0	.0	88.2
764 Washing, cleaning, and pickling machine operators	3	.0	.0	88.2
765 Folding machine operators	2	.0	.0	88.2
766 Furnace, kiln, and oven operators, except food	16	.0	.0	88.3
768 Crushing and grinding machine operators	10	.0	.0	88.3
769 Slicing and cutting machine operators	46	.1	.1	88.4
773 Motion picture projectionists	3	.0	.0	88.4
774 Photographic process machine operators	12	.0	.0	88.5
777 Miscellaneous machine operators, n.e.c.	323	.7	1.0	89.4
779 Machine operators, not specified	115	.2	.3	89.8
783 Welders and cutters	154	.3	.5	90.2
784 Solderers and brazers	9	.0	.0	90.2
785 Assemblers	287	.6	.8	91.1
786 Hand cutting and trimming occupations	2	.0	.0	91.1
787 Hand molding, casting, and forming occupations	5	.0	.0	91.1
789 Hand painting, coating, and decorating occupations	4	.0	.0	91.1
793 Hand engraving and printing occupations	4	.0	.0	91.1
795 Miscellaneous hand working occupations	19	.0	.1	91.2
796 Production inspectors, checkers, and examiners	130	.3	.4	91.6
797 Production testers	18	.0	.1	91.6
799 Graders and sorters, except agricultural	37	.1	.1	91.7
803 Supervisors, motor vehicle operators	26	.1	.1	91.8
804 Truck drivers	879	1.8	2.6	94.4
806 Driver-sales workers	54	.1	.2	94.6
808 Bus drivers	159	.3	.5	95.0
809 Taxicab drivers and chauffeurs	96	.2	.3	95.3
813 Parking lot attendants	9	.0	.0	95.3
814 Motor transportation occupations, n.e.c.	3	.0	.0	95.4
823 Railroad conductors and yardmasters	18	.0	.1	95.4
824 Locomotive operating occupations	20	.0	.1	95.5
826 Rail vehicle operators, n.e.c.	3	.0	.0	95.5
828 Ship captains and mates, except fishing boats	9	.0	.0	95.5
829 Sailors and deckhands	6	.0	.0	95.5
843 Supervisors, material moving equipment operators	3	.0	.0	95.5
844 Operating engineers	92	.2	.3	95.8
845 Longshore equipment operators	3	.0	.0	95.8
848 Hoist and winch operators	7	.0	.0	95.8
849 Crane and tower operators	21	.0	.1	95.9
853 Excavating and loading machine operators	35	.1	.1	96.0
855 Grader, dozer, and scraper operators	29	.1	.1	96.1
856 Industrial truck and tractor equipment operators	151	.3	.4	96.5
859 Miscellaneous material moving equipment operators	26	.1	.1	96.6
864 Supervisors, handlers, equipmt cleaners, laborers nec	4	.0	.0	96.6
865 Helpers, mechanics, and repairers	6	.0	.0	96.6
866 Helpers, construction trades	10	.0	.0	96.7
867 Helpers, surveyor	4	.0	.0	96.7
869 Construction laborers	259	.5	.8	97.4
874 Production helpers	20	.0	.1	97.5
875 Garbage collectors	16	.0	.0	97.5
876 Stevedores	2	.0	.0	97.5
877 Stock handlers and baggers	159	.3	.5	98.0
878 Machine feeders and offbearers	24	.0	.1	98.1
883 Freight, stock, and material handlers, n.e.c.	176	.4	.5	98.6
885 Garage and service station related occupations	36	.1	.1	98.7
887 Vehicle washers and equipment cleaners	68	.1	.2	98.9
888 Hand packers and packagers	90	.2	.3	99.2
889 Laborers, except construction	276	.6	.8	100.0
905 Unemployed whose last job was Armed Forces	2	.0	.0	100.0
Total	33897	68.3	100.0
Missing	-1	15736	31.7
Total		49633	100.0

D15 occupation - spouse

		Frequency	Percent	Valid Percent	Cumulative Percent
Valid	4 Chief executives, general administrators, public admin	1	.0	.0	.0
	5 Administrators and officials, public administration	117	.2	.6	.6
	6 Administrators, protective services	11	.0	.1	.7
	7 Financial managers	134	.3	.7	1.4
	8 Personnel and labor relations managers	53	.1	.3	1.6
	9 Purchasing managers	23	.0	.1	1.7
	13 Managers, marketing, advertising, and public relations	102	.2	.5	2.3
	14 Administrators, education and related fields	158	.3	.8	3.1
	15 Managers, medicine and health	154	.3	.8	3.9
	17 Managers, food serving and lodging establishments	194	.4	1.0	4.9
	18 Managers, properties and real estate	73	.1	.4	5.2
	19 Funeral directors	8	.0	.0	5.3
	21 Managers, service organizations, n.e.c.	110	.2	.6	5.8
	22 Managers and administrators, n.e.c.	1173	2.4	6.0	11.9
	23 Accountants and auditors	269	.5	1.4	13.3
	24 Underwriters	17	.0	.1	13.3
	25 Other financial officers	142	.3	.7	14.1
	26 Management analysts	62	.1	.3	14.4
	27 Personnel, training, and labor relations specialists	112	.2	.6	15.0
	28 Purchasing agents and buyers, farm products	6	.0	.0	15.0
	29 Buyers, wholesale and retail trade except farm products	46	.1	.2	15.2
	33 Purchasing agents and buyers, n.e.c.	38	.1	.2	15.4
	34 Business and promotion agents	3	.0	.0	15.4
	35 Construction inspectors	11	.0	.1	15.5
	36 Inspectors and compliance officers, except construction	26	.1	.1	15.6
	37 Management related occupations, n.e.c.	83	.2	.4	16.1
	43 Architects	30	.1	.2	16.2
	44 Aerospace	7	.0	.0	16.3
	45 Metallurgical and materials	3	.0	.0	16.3
	47 Petroleum	3	.0	.0	16.3
	48 Chemical	14	.0	.1	16.4
	49 Nuclear	2	.0	.0	16.4
	53 Civil	29	.1	.1	16.5
	55 Electrical and electronic	79	.2	.4	16.9
	56 Industrial	34	.1	.2	17.1
	57 Mechanical	44	.1	.2	17.3
	58 Marine and naval architects	4	.0	.0	17.3
	59 Engineers, n.e.c.	39	.1	.2	17.5
	63 Surveyors and mapping scientists	4	.0	.0	17.6
	64 Computer systems analysts and scientists	205	.4	1.1	18.6
	65 Operations and systems researchers and analysts	23	.0	.1	18.7
	66 Actuaries	2	.0	.0	18.7
	67 Statisticians	3	.0	.0	18.8