Descriptives for United States 1994 household file

Descriptives

Descriptive Statistics

	N	Minimum	Maximum	Mean	Std. Deviation
COUNTRY UNIQUE COUNTRY/YEAR IDENTIFICATION NUMBER	66014	66	66	66.00	.00
CASENUM UNIQUE UNIT NUMBER	66014	10	721520	357460.63	208941.09
HWEIGHT SAMPLE WEIGHT	66014	41	12960	1739.20	987.58
DEFLATE DEFLATION FACTOR	66014	.00	.00	.0000	.0000
D4 NUMBER OF PERSONS	66014	1	15	2.48	1.49
D5 UNIT STRUCTURE	66014	1	3	1.34	.71
D6 NUMBER OF EARNERS	66014	0	8	1.30	.97
D27 NUMBER OF CHILDREN UNDER AGE 18	66014	0	12	.66	1.08
D28 AGE OF THE YOUNGEST CHILD	23027	0	17	6.87	5.21
NUM6574 NUMBER OF PERSONS AGED 65 TO 74	66014	0	3	.16	.45
NUMGE75 NUMBER OF PERSONS AGED 75 YEARS OR MORE	66014	0	5	.12	.38
WEEKHDFT HEAD WEEKS WORKED FULL TIME	66014	0	52	30.93	24.10
WEEKSPFT SPOUSE WEEKS WORKED FULL TIME	66014	-1	52	9.52	20.12
WEEKHDPT HEAD WEEKS WORKED PART TIME	66014	0	52	3.17	11.54
WEEKSPPT SPOUSE WEEKS WORKED PART TIME	66014	-1	52	3.23	12.77
WEEKHDUP HEAD WEEKS UNEMPLOYED	66014	0	52	1.62	6.64
WEEKSPUP SPOUSE WEEKS UNEMPLOYED	66014	-1	52	-3.77E-02	3.78
HRSHD HOURS WORKED PER WEEK HEAD	66014	0	99	30.98	21.15
HRSSP HOURS WORKED PER WEEK SPOUSE	66014	-1	99	10.49	18.06
TOTEXP TOTAL EXPENDITURES	66014	0	0	.00	.00
FOODEXP FOOD EXPENDITURES	66014	.00	.00	.0000	.0000
HOUSEXP HOUSING EXPENDITURES	66014	0	0	.00	.00
APPEXP CLOTHING EXPENDITURES	66014	0	0	.00	.00
TRANEXP TRANSPORTATION EXPENDITURES	66014	0	0	.00	.00
MEDEXP OUT OF POCKET MEDICAL EXPENDITURES	66014	.00	.00	.0000	.0000
EDUCEXP EDUCATION EXPENDITURES	66014	.00	.00	.0000	.0000
CHCAREXP CHILD CARE EXPENDITURES	66014	.00	.00	.0000	.0000
V1 GROSS WAGES AND SALARIES	66014	0	599994	29180.92	34037.11
V1NET NET WAGES AND SALARIES	66014	0	0	.00	.00
V2 MANDATORY EMPLOYER CONTRIB.	66014	0	37873	1997.37	2222.41
V3 NONMANDATORY EMPLOYER CONT.	66014	0	20918	1832.85	2298.12
V4 FARM SELF-EMPLOYMENT INCOME	66014	-19998	240000	196.47	3324.60
V5 NONFARM SELF-EMPLOYMENT INCOME	66014	-19998	251998	1922.49	11316.20
V6 IN-KIND EARNINGS	66014	0	0	.00	.00
V7 MAND.CONTRIB. FOR SELF-EMP.	66014	0	36514	272.20	1326.19
V8 CASH PROPERTY INCOME	66014	-19772	253498	2091.98	8909.69
V9 NONCASH PROPERTY INCOME	66014	0	0	.00	.00
V10 MARKET VALUE OF RESIDENCE(HOMEOWNERS)	66014	0	0	.00	.00
V11 INCOME TAXES	66014	0	200191	5777.82	11083.13
V12 PROPERTY OR WEALTH TAXES	66014	0	99997	781.12	1642.03
V13 MANDATORY EMPLOYEE CONTRIB.	66014	0	37873	1997.37	2222.41
V14 OTHER DIRECT TAXES	66014	0	0	.00	.00
V15 INDIRECT TAXES	66014	0	0	.00	.00
V16 SICK PAY	66014	0	6300	.74	54.14
V17 ACCIDENT PAY	66014	0	0	.00	.00
V18 DISABILITY PAY	66014	0	99999	146.33	1505.99
V19 SOCIAL RETIREMENT BENEFITS	66014	0	107493	2507.17	5348.25
V19S1 BASIC OLD AGE BENEFIT	66014	.00	.00	.0000	.0000
V19S2 SUPPLEMENTARY OLD AGE BENEFIT	66014	.00	.00	.0000	.0000
V19S3 EARLY RETIREMENT BENEFIT	66014	.00	.00	.0000	.0000
V19S4 SURVIVORS PENSIONS	66014	.00	.00	.0000	.0000
V19SR OTHER SOCIAL RETIREMENT INCOME	66014	.00	.00	.0000	.0000
V20 CHILD OR FAMILY ALLOWANCES	66014	0	0	.00	.00
V20S1 CHILD ALLOWANCE	66014	.00	.00	.0000	.0000
V20S2 ADVANCE MAINTENANCE (PROGRAM FOR SINGLE PARENTS)	66014	.00	.00	.0000	.0000
V20S3 ORPHANS PENSION ALLOWANCE	66014	.00	.00	.0000	.0000
V20SR OTHER CHILD ALLOWANCE AMOUNTS	66014	.00	.00	.0000	.0000
V21 UNEMPLOYMENT BENEFITS	66014	0	99999	193.18	1268.71
V21S1 UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE	66014	.00	.00	.0000	.0000
V21S2 TRAINING OR RETRAINING ALLOWANCE	66014	.00	.00	.0000	.0000
V21S3 PLACEMENT AND RESETTLEMENT BENEFITS	66014	.00	.00	.0000	.0000
V21SR OTHER UNEMPLOYMENT BENEFITS	66014	.00	.00	.0000	.0000
V22 MATERNITY ALLOWANCES	66014	0	0	.00	.00
V22S1 PAY REPLACEMENT	66014	.00	.00	.0000	.0000
V22S2 BIRTH PREMIUM	66014	.00	.00	.0000	.0000
V22SR OTHER MATERNITY/PATERNITY BENEFITS	66014	.00	.00	.0000	.0000
V23 MILITARY / VET./ WAR BENEFITS	66014	0	90055	124.71	1448.31
V24 RESIDUAL SOCIAL INSURANCE	66014	0	3022	95.26	321.45
V24S1 INVALID CARE PREMIUM	66014	.00	.00	.0000	.0000
V24S2 STUDENT STIPEND -- NOT MEANS-TESTED	66014	.00	.00	.0000	.0000
V24S3 CHILD CARE BENEFIT -- NOT MEANS-TESTED	66014	0	0	.00	.00
V24SR OTHER RESIDUAL SOCIAL INSURANCE	66014	.00	.00	.0000	.0000
V25 MEANS-TESTED CASH BENEFITS	66014	0	35818	369.77	1636.72
V25S1 SOCIAL ASSISTANCE	66014	.00	.00	.0000	.0000
V25S2 OLD AGE ASSISTANCE	66014	.00	.00	.0000	.0000
V25S3 UNEMPLOYMENT ASSISTANCE	66014	.00	.00	.0000	.0000
V25S4 UNMARRIED MOTHERS ALLOWANCE	66014	.00	.00	.0000	.0000
V25SR OTHER MEANS-TESTED CASH BENEFITS	66014	.00	.00	.0000	.0000
V26 ALL NEAR CASH BENEFITS	66014	0	12855	195.12	717.83
V26S1 NEAR CASH FOOD BENEFITS	66014	.00	.00	.0000	.0000
V26S2 NEAR CASH HOUSING BENEFITS	66014	.00	.00	.0000	.0000
V26S3 NEAR CASH MEDICAL BENEFITS	66014	.00	.00	.0000	.0000
V26S4 NEAR CASH HEATING BENEFITS	66014	.00	.00	.0000	.0000
V26S5 NEAR CASH EDUCATION BENEFITS	66014	.00	.00	.0000	.0000
V26S6 NEAR CASH CHILD CARE BENEFITS	66014	0	0	.00	.00
V26SR OTHER NEAR CASH MEANS TESTED BENEFITS	66014	.00	.00	.0000	.0000
V27 VALUE OF NON-CASH FOOD BENEFITS	66014	0	0	.00	.00
V28 VALUE OF NON-CASH HOUSING BENEFITS	66014	0	1372	8.50	41.60
V29 VALUE OF NON-CASH MEDICAL BENEFITS	66014	0	41888	1649.43	3088.80
V30 VALUE OF NON-CASH HEATING BENEFITS	66014	0	0	.00	.00
V31 VALUE OF NON-CASH EDUCATION BENEFITS	66014	0	99998	256.58	1705.16
V31A VALUE OF NON-CASH CHILD CARE BENEFITS	66014	0	0	.00	.00
ALTNCASH ALTERNATE NON-CASH INCOME	66014	0	0	.00	.00
V32 PRIVATE PENSIONS	66014	0	149999	818.17	4358.79
V32S1 OCCUPATIONAL PENSIONS	66014	.00	.00	.0000	.0000
V32S2 OPTING OUT PENSIONS	66014	.00	.00	.0000	.0000
V32SR OTHER PRIVATE PENSION INCOME	66014	.00	.00	.0000	.0000
V33 PUBLIC SECTOR PENSIONS	66014	0	104799	708.69	4160.74
V34 ALIMONY OR CHILD SUPPORT	66014	0	99999	179.34	1395.37
V34X PAID ALIMONY OR CHILD SUPPORT	66014	.00	.00	.0000	.0000
V35 RESIDUAL REGULAR PRIVATE INCOME	66014	0	142999	115.76	1884.76
V35S1 REGULAR TRANSFERS FROM RELATIVES	66014	.00	.00	.0000	.0000
V35S2 REGULAR TRANSFERS FROM PRIVATE CHARITIES	66014	.00	.00	.0000	.0000
V35SR OTHER RESIDUAL REGULAR PRIVATE INCOME	66014	.00	.00	.0000	.0000
V36 OTHER CASH INCOME	66014	0	99999	21.85	913.44
V37 REALIZED LUMP SUM INCOME	66014	-7060	115023	1011.01	7432.09
V37S1 CAPITAL GAINS AND LOSSES	66014	0	0	.00	.00
V37SR OTHER LUMP SUM PRIVATE INCOME	66014	0	0	.00	.00
V39 GROSS WAGE/SALARY HEAD	66014	0	199998	20518.36	26678.46
V39NET NET WAGE/SALARY HEAD	66014	0	0	.00	.00
V40 HOURLY WAGE RATE HEAD	66014	0	0	.00	.00
V41 GROSS WAGE/SALARY SPOUSE	66014	0	199998	5656.52	13073.76
V41NET NET WAGE/SALARY SPOUSE	66014	0	0	.00	.00
V42 HOURLY WAGE RATE SPOUSE	66014	0	0	.00	.00
NEARCHB NEAR CASH HOUSING BENEFITS (new = V26S2)	66014	0	0	.00	.00
NEARCOB NEAR CASH EXCEPT HOUSING (new = V26-V26S2)	66014	0	0	.00	.00
HSLOT1 COUNTRY SPECIFIC HOUSEHOLD INFORMATION I	66014	.00	.00	.0000	.0000
HSLOT2 COUNTRY SPECIFIC HOUSEHOLD INFORMATION II	66014	.00	.00	.0000	.0000
SELFI SELF EMPLOYMENT INCOME	66014	-19998	399996	2118.96	11870.54
EARNING EARNINGS	66014	-19998	599994	31299.87	35651.03
FI FACTOR INCOME	66014	-19998	653494	33391.85	37907.10
PENSIOI OCCUPATIONAL PENSIONS	66014	0	149999	1526.86	6093.00
MI MARKET INCOME	66014	-19998	653494	34918.71	38073.24
MEANSI MEANS TESTED INCOME	66014	0	42201	564.89	2079.54
OTHSOCI SOCIAL INSURANCE EX 19-21	66014	0	99999	367.04	2113.94
SOCI SOCIAL INSURANCE TRANSFERS	66014	0	123478	3067.39	5903.33
SOCTRANS SOCIAL TRANSFERS	66014	0	123478	3632.28	6164.46
PRIVATI PRIVATE TRANSFERS	66014	0	142999	295.10	2343.58
TRANSI TRANSFER INCOME	66014	0	142999	3927.39	6505.52
GI GROSS INCOME	66014	-19996	653494	38867.95	36984.01
PAYROLL MAND PAYROLL TAXES	66014	0	37873	2269.57	2479.34
DPI NET DISPOSABLE INCOME AFTER TAXES	66014	-19996	526696	30820.56	25271.11
Valid N (listwise)	23027

Frequencies for United States 1994 household file

Frequency Table

MARRIED MARRIED COUPLE INDICATOR

		Frequency	Percent	Valid Percent	Cumulative Percent
Valid	0 no married couple present	32906	49.8	49.8	49.8
	1 married couple present	31506	47.7	47.7	97.6
	2 non-married cohabiting couple	1602	2.4	2.4	100.0
	Total	66014	100.0	100.0

D1 AGE OF HEAD

		Frequency	Percent	Valid Percent	Cumulative Percent
Valid	15	34	.1	.1	.1
	16	36	.1	.1	.1
	17	93	.1	.1	.2
	18	193	.3	.3	.5
	19	349	.5	.5	1.1
	20	572	.9	.9	1.9
	21	694	1.1	1.1	3.0
	22	845	1.3	1.3	4.3
	23	1045	1.6	1.6	5.8
	24	1270	1.9	1.9	7.8
	25	1206	1.8	1.8	9.6
	26	1209	1.8	1.8	11.4
	27	1274	1.9	1.9	13.4
	28	1374	2.1	2.1	15.4
	29	1431	2.2	2.2	17.6
	30	1458	2.2	2.2	19.8
	31	1577	2.4	2.4	22.2
	32	1448	2.2	2.2	24.4
	33	1547	2.3	2.3	26.7
	34	1659	2.5	2.5	29.3
	35	1656	2.5	2.5	31.8
	36	1534	2.3	2.3	34.1
	37	1528	2.3	2.3	36.4
	38	1585	2.4	2.4	38.8
	39	1520	2.3	2.3	41.1
	40	1519	2.3	2.3	43.4
	41	1443	2.2	2.2	45.6
	42	1407	2.1	2.1	47.7
	43	1364	2.1	2.1	49.8
	44	1330	2.0	2.0	51.8
	45	1321	2.0	2.0	53.8
	46	1303	2.0	2.0	55.8
	47	1355	2.1	2.1	57.8
	48	1283	1.9	1.9	59.8
	49	988	1.5	1.5	61.3
	50	1023	1.5	1.5	62.8
	51	1006	1.5	1.5	64.3
	52	1058	1.6	1.6	66.0
	53	946	1.4	1.4	67.4
	54	883	1.3	1.3	68.7
	55	859	1.3	1.3	70.0
	56	852	1.3	1.3	71.3
	57	787	1.2	1.2	72.5
	58	759	1.1	1.1	73.7
	59	757	1.1	1.1	74.8
	60	717	1.1	1.1	75.9
	61	697	1.1	1.1	76.9
	62	791	1.2	1.2	78.1
	63	691	1.0	1.0	79.2
	64	745	1.1	1.1	80.3
	65	785	1.2	1.2	81.5
	66	765	1.2	1.2	82.7
	67	713	1.1	1.1	83.7
	68	723	1.1	1.1	84.8
	69	701	1.1	1.1	85.9
	70	679	1.0	1.0	86.9
	71	725	1.1	1.1	88.0
	72	675	1.0	1.0	89.1
	73	691	1.0	1.0	90.1
	74	682	1.0	1.0	91.1
	75	584	.9	.9	92.0
	76	567	.9	.9	92.9
	77	551	.8	.8	93.7
	78	514	.8	.8	94.5
79	471	.7	.7	95.2
80	456	.7	.7	95.9
81	419	.6	.6	96.5
82	385	.6	.6	97.1
83	306	.5	.5	97.6
84	328	.5	.5	98.1
85	267	.4	.4	98.5
86	200	.3	.3	98.8
87	178	.3	.3	99.0
88	141	.2	.2	99.3
89	127	.2	.2	99.5
90	360	.5	.5	100.0
Total	66014	100.0	100.0

D2 AGE OF SPOUSE

		Frequency	Percent	Valid Percent	Cumulative Percent
Valid	-1	34508	52.3	52.3	52.3
	15	1	.0	.0	52.3
	16	3	.0	.0	52.3
	17	13	.0	.0	52.3
	18	35	.1	.1	52.4
	19	77	.1	.1	52.5
	20	121	.2	.2	52.7
	21	163	.2	.2	52.9
	22	259	.4	.4	53.3
	23	324	.5	.5	53.8
	24	384	.6	.6	54.4
	25	470	.7	.7	55.1
	26	536	.8	.8	55.9
	27	564	.9	.9	56.7
	28	602	.9	.9	57.7
	29	698	1.1	1.1	58.7
	30	785	1.2	1.2	59.9
	31	791	1.2	1.2	61.1
	32	830	1.3	1.3	62.4
	33	851	1.3	1.3	63.6
	34	922	1.4	1.4	65.0
	35	874	1.3	1.3	66.4
	36	807	1.2	1.2	67.6
	37	872	1.3	1.3	68.9
	38	874	1.3	1.3	70.2
	39	863	1.3	1.3	71.5
	40	839	1.3	1.3	72.8
	41	832	1.3	1.3	74.1
	42	848	1.3	1.3	75.4
	43	782	1.2	1.2	76.5
	44	772	1.2	1.2	77.7
	45	757	1.1	1.1	78.9
	46	748	1.1	1.1	80.0
	47	771	1.2	1.2	81.2
	48	724	1.1	1.1	82.3
	49	584	.9	.9	83.1
	50	587	.9	.9	84.0
	51	608	.9	.9	85.0
	52	616	.9	.9	85.9
	53	502	.8	.8	86.6
	54	500	.8	.8	87.4
	55	465	.7	.7	88.1
	56	472	.7	.7	88.8
	57	456	.7	.7	89.5
	58	358	.5	.5	90.1
	59	414	.6	.6	90.7
	60	428	.6	.6	91.3
	61	372	.6	.6	91.9
	62	369	.6	.6	92.5
	63	369	.6	.6	93.0
	64	368	.6	.6	93.6
	65	371	.6	.6	94.1
	66	305	.5	.5	94.6
	67	347	.5	.5	95.1
	68	317	.5	.5	95.6
	69	325	.5	.5	96.1
	70	323	.5	.5	96.6
	71	319	.5	.5	97.1
	72	271	.4	.4	97.5
	73	267	.4	.4	97.9
	74	226	.3	.3	98.2
	75	195	.3	.3	98.5
	76	168	.3	.3	98.8
	77	161	.2	.2	99.0
78	106	.2	.2	99.2
79	104	.2	.2	99.3
80	95	.1	.1	99.5
81	94	.1	.1	99.6
82	60	.1	.1	99.7
83	36	.1	.1	99.8
84	35	.1	.1	99.8
85	37	.1	.1	99.9
86	25	.0	.0	99.9
87	20	.0	.0	99.9
88	10	.0	.0	100.0
89	12	.0	.0	100.0
90	17	.0	.0	100.0
Total	66014	100.0	100.0

D3 SEX OF HEAD

		Frequency	Percent	Valid Percent	Cumulative Percent
Valid	1 MALE HEAD	45500	68.9	68.9	68.9
	2 FEMALE HEAD	20514	31.1	31.1	100.0
	Total	66014	100.0	100.0

D7 GEOGRAPHIC LOCATION INDICATOR A

		Frequency	Percent	Valid Percent	Cumulative Percent
Valid	11 MAINE	598	.9	.9	.9
	12 NEW HAMPSHIRE	563	.9	.9	1.8
	13	589	.9	.9	2.7
	14 MASSACHUSETTS	2638	4.0	4.0	6.6
	15 RHODE ISLAND	588	.9	.9	7.5
	16 CONNECTICUT	566	.9	.9	8.4
	21 NEW YORK	4659	7.1	7.1	15.5
	22 NEW JERSEY	2655	4.0	4.0	19.5
	23 PENNSYLVANIA	2807	4.3	4.3	23.7
	31 OHIO	2692	4.1	4.1	27.8
	32 INDIANA	662	1.0	1.0	28.8
	33 ILLINOIS	2667	4.0	4.0	32.8
	34 MICHIGAN	2833	4.3	4.3	37.1
	35 WISCONSIN	840	1.3	1.3	38.4
	41 MINNESOTA	750	1.1	1.1	39.5
	42 IOWA	734	1.1	1.1	40.7
	43	670	1.0	1.0	41.7
	44 NORTH DAKOTA	805	1.2	1.2	42.9
	45 SOUTH DAKOTA	909	1.4	1.4	44.3
	46 NEBRASKA	809	1.2	1.2	45.5
	47 KANSAS	788	1.2	1.2	46.7
	51 DELAWARE	527	.8	.8	47.5
	52 MARYLAND	663	1.0	1.0	48.5
	53 DIST. OF COLUMBIA	712	1.1	1.1	49.6
	54 VIRGINIA	1428	2.2	2.2	51.7
	55 WEST VIRGINIA	784	1.2	1.2	52.9
	56 NORTH CAROLINA	2302	3.5	3.5	56.4
	57 SOUTH CAROLINA	638	1.0	1.0	57.4
	58 GEORGIA	1363	2.1	2.1	59.4
	59 FLORIDA	3202	4.9	4.9	64.3
	61 KENTUCKY	712	1.1	1.1	65.4
	62	732	1.1	1.1	66.5
	63 ALABAMA	789	1.2	1.2	67.7
	64 MISSISSIPPI	727	1.1	1.1	68.8
	71 ARKANSAS	746	1.1	1.1	69.9
	72 LOUISIANA	700	1.1	1.1	71.0
	73 OKLAHOMA	840	1.3	1.3	72.2
	74 TEXAS	3180	4.8	4.8	77.1
	81 MONTANA	875	1.3	1.3	78.4
	82 IDAHO	794	1.2	1.2	79.6
	83 WYOMING	677	1.0	1.0	80.6
	84 COLORADO	875	1.3	1.3	81.9
	85 NEW MEXICO	976	1.5	1.5	83.4
	86 ARIZONA	926	1.4	1.4	84.8
	87 UTAH	671	1.0	1.0	85.8
	88 NEVADA	769	1.2	1.2	87.0
	91 WASHINGTON	825	1.2	1.2	88.2
	92 OREGON	760	1.2	1.2	89.4
	93 CALIFORNIA	5657	8.6	8.6	98.0
	94 ALASKA	803	1.2	1.2	99.2
	95 HAWAII	539	.8	.8	100.0
	Total	66014	100.0	100.0

D8 ETHNICITY/NATIONALITY OF HEAD

		Frequency	Percent	Valid Percent	Cumulative Percent
Valid	1 White	49665	75.2	75.2	75.2
	2 Black	6266	9.5	9.5	84.7
	3 Indian/Aleut/Eskimo	658	1.0	1.0	85.7
	4 Asian/Pacific Islander	1705	2.6	2.6	88.3
	5 other race	233	.4	.4	88.7
	6 Hispanic	7487	11.3	11.3	100.0
	Total	66014	100.0	100.0

ETHNATSP ETHNICITY/NATIONALITY OF SPOUSE

		Frequency	Percent	Valid Percent	Cumulative Percent
Valid	-1	34508	52.3	52.3	52.3
	1 White	24901	37.7	37.7	90.0
	2 Black	1738	2.6	2.6	92.6
	3 Indian/Aleut/Eskimo	241	.4	.4	93.0
	4 Asian/Pacific Islander	1060	1.6	1.6	94.6
	5 other race	90	.1	.1	94.7
	6 Hispanic	3476	5.3	5.3	100.0
	Total	66014	100.0	100.0

D10 EDUCATION LEVEL OF HEAD

		Frequency	Percent	Valid Percent	Cumulative Percent
Valid	1 ELEMENTARY SCHOOL	6115	9.3	9.3	9.3
	2 SOME HIGH SCHOOL	7202	10.9	10.9	20.2
	3 HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA	21048	31.9	31.9	52.1
	4 SOME COLLEGE	12010	18.2	18.2	70.3
	5 ASSOCIATE DEGREE	4299	6.5	6.5	76.8
	6 BACHELOR DEGREE	9874	15.0	15.0	91.7
	7 MASTERS DEGREE	3543	5.4	5.4	97.1
	8 DOCTORATE	1923	2.9	2.9	100.0
	Total	66014	100.0	100.0

D11 EDUCATION LEVEL OF SPOUSE

		Frequency	Percent	Valid Percent	Cumulative Percent
Valid	-1 NO SPOUSE	34508	52.3	52.3	52.3
	1 ELEMENTARY SCHOOL	2037	3.1	3.1	55.4
	2 SOME HIGH SCHOOL	2739	4.1	4.1	59.5
	3 HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA	11620	17.6	17.6	77.1
	4 SOME COLLEGE	5665	8.6	8.6	85.7
	5 ASSOCIATE DEGREE	2662	4.0	4.0	89.7
	6 BACHELOR DEGREE	4781	7.2	7.2	97.0
	7 MASTERS DEGREE	1570	2.4	2.4	99.3
	8 DOCTORATE	432	.7	.7	100.0
	Total	66014	100.0	100.0

D12 OCCUPATIONAL TRAINING OF HEAD

		Frequency	Percent	Valid Percent	Cumulative Percent
Valid	0	66014	100.0	100.0	100.0

D13 OCCUPATIONAL TRAINING OF SPOUSE

		Frequency	Percent	Valid Percent	Cumulative Percent
Valid	-1	34508	52.3	52.3	52.3
	0	31506	47.7	47.7	100.0
	Total	66014	100.0	100.0

D14 OCCUPATION OF HEAD

		Frequency	Percent	Valid Percent	Cumulative Percent
Valid	0 Not applicable	17541	26.6	26.6	26.6
	3	9	.0	.0	26.6
	4 Chief executives, general administrators, public admin	11	.0	.0	26.6
	5 Administrators and officials, public administration	265	.4	.4	27.0
	6 Administrators, protective services	30	.0	.0	27.0
	7 Financial managers	245	.4	.4	27.4
	8 Personnel and labor relations managers	38	.1	.1	27.5
	9 Purchasing managers	57	.1	.1	27.6
	13 Managers, marketing, advertising, and public relations	306	.5	.5	28.0
	14 Administrators, education and related fields	231	.3	.3	28.4
	15 Managers, medicine and health	166	.3	.3	28.6
	16	22	.0	.0	28.7
	17 Managers, food serving and lodging establishments	491	.7	.7	29.4
	18 Managers, properties and real estate	190	.3	.3	29.7
	19 Funeral directors	22	.0	.0	29.7
	21 Managers, service organizations, n.e.c.	219	.3	.3	30.1
	22 Managers and administrators, n.e.c.	3099	4.7	4.7	34.8
	23 Accountants and auditors	545	.8	.8	35.6
	24 Underwriters	30	.0	.0	35.6
	25 Other financial officers	270	.4	.4	36.0
	26 Management analysts	131	.2	.2	36.2
	27 Personnel, training, and labor relations specialists	123	.2	.2	36.4
	28 Purchasing agents and buyers, farm products	13	.0	.0	36.4
	29 Buyers, wholesale and retail trade except farm products	89	.1	.1	36.6
	33 Purchasing agents and buyers, n.e.c.	99	.1	.1	36.7
	34 Business and promotion agents	7	.0	.0	36.7
	35 Construction inspectors	34	.1	.1	36.8
	36 Inspectors and compliance officers, except construction	111	.2	.2	37.0
	37 Management related occupations, n.e.c.	121	.2	.2	37.1
	43 Architects	71	.1	.1	37.2
	44 Aerospace	28	.0	.0	37.3
	45 Metallurgical and materials	10	.0	.0	37.3
	46 Mining	9	.0	.0	37.3
	47 Petroleum	13	.0	.0	37.3
	48 Chemical	38	.1	.1	37.4
	49 Nuclear	10	.0	.0	37.4
	53 Civil	135	.2	.2	37.6
	54 Agricultural	3	.0	.0	37.6
	55 Electrical and electronic	300	.5	.5	38.1
	56 Industrial	137	.2	.2	38.3
	57 Mechanical	151	.2	.2	38.5
	58 Marine and naval architects	7	.0	.0	38.5
	59 Engineers, n.e.c.	155	.2	.2	38.8
	63 Surveyors and mapping scientists	12	.0	.0	38.8
	64 Computer systems analysts and scientists	411	.6	.6	39.4
	65 Operations and systems researchers and analysts	109	.2	.2	39.6
	66 Actuaries	3	.0	.0	39.6
	67 Statisticians	9	.0	.0	39.6
	68 Mathematical scientists, n.e.c.	1	.0	.0	39.6
	69 Physicists and astronomers	11	.0	.0	39.6
	73 Chemists, except biochemists	67	.1	.1	39.7
	74 Atmospheric and space scientists	4	.0	.0	39.7
	75 Geologists and geodesists	33	.0	.0	39.8
	76 Physical scientists, n.e.c.	21	.0	.0	39.8
	77 Agricultural and food scientists	13	.0	.0	39.8
	78 Biological and life scientists	65	.1	.1	39.9
	79 Forestry and conservation scientists	19	.0	.0	39.9
	83 Medical scientists	20	.0	.0	40.0
	84 Physicians	352	.5	.5	40.5
	85 Dentists	77	.1	.1	40.6
	86 Veterinarians	24	.0	.0	40.6
	87 Optometrists	11	.0	.0	40.7
	88 Podiatrists	3	.0	.0	40.7
	89 Health diagnosing practitioners, n.e.c.	21	.0	.0	40.7
95 Registered nurses	344	.5	.5	41.2
96 Pharmacists	76	.1	.1	41.3
97 Dietitians	14	.0	.0	41.4
98 Respiratory therapists	29	.0	.0	41.4
99 Occupational therapists	14	.0	.0	41.4
103 Physical therapists	42	.1	.1	41.5
104 Speech therapists	27	.0	.0	41.5
105 Therapists, n.e.c.	42	.1	.1	41.6
106 Physicians assistants	21	.0	.0	41.6
113 Earth, environmental, and marine science teachers	2	.0	.0	41.6
114 Biological science teachers	15	.0	.0	41.6
115 Chemistry teachers	10	.0	.0	41.7
116 Physics teachers	11	.0	.0	41.7
117 Natural science teachers, n.e.c.	4	.0	.0	41.7
118 Psychology teachers	12	.0	.0	41.7
119 Economics teachers	9	.0	.0	41.7
123 History teachers	3	.0	.0	41.7
124 Political science teachers	4	.0	.0	41.7
125 Sociology teachers	5	.0	.0	41.7
126 Social science teachers, n.e.c.	2	.0	.0	41.7
127 Engineering teachers	34	.1	.1	41.8
128 Mathematical science teachers	27	.0	.0	41.8
129 Computer science teachers	11	.0	.0	41.8
133 Medical science teachers	6	.0	.0	41.9
134 Health specialties teachers	15	.0	.0	41.9
135 Business, commerce, and marketing teachers	13	.0	.0	41.9
137 Art, drama, and music teachers	12	.0	.0	41.9
138 Physical education teachers	4	.0	.0	41.9
139 Education teachers	6	.0	.0	41.9
143 English teachers	41	.1	.1	42.0
144 Foreign language teachers	12	.0	.0	42.0
145 Law teachers	4	.0	.0	42.0
146 Social work teachers	1	.0	.0	42.0
147 Theology teachers	6	.0	.0	42.0
148 Trade and industrial teachers	1	.0	.0	42.0
149 Home economics teachers	1	.0	.0	42.0
153 Teachers, postsecondary, n.e.c.	3	.0	.0	42.0
154 Postsecondary teachers, subject not specified	172	.3	.3	42.3
155 Teachers, prekindergarten and kindergarten	60	.1	.1	42.4
156 Teachers, elementary school	377	.6	.6	43.0
157 Teachers, secondary school	498	.8	.8	43.7
158 Teachers, special education	81	.1	.1	43.8
159 Teachers, n.e.c.	225	.3	.3	44.2
163 Counselors, Educational and Vocational	85	.1	.1	44.3
164 Librarians	60	.1	.1	44.4
165 Archivists and curators	9	.0	.0	44.4
166 Economists	69	.1	.1	44.5
167 Psychologists	106	.2	.2	44.7
168 Sociologists	2	.0	.0	44.7
169 Social scientists, n.e.c.	10	.0	.0	44.7
173 Urban planners	10	.0	.0	44.7
174 Social workers	226	.3	.3	45.1
175 Recreation workers	32	.0	.0	45.1
176 Clergy	177	.3	.3	45.4
177 Religious workers, n.e.c.	35	.1	.1	45.4
178 Lawyers and Judges	361	.5	.5	46.0
179	12	.0	.0	46.0
183 Authors	45	.1	.1	46.1
184 Technical writers	15	.0	.0	46.1
185 Designers	192	.3	.3	46.4
186 Musicians and composers	58	.1	.1	46.5
187 Actors and directors	57	.1	.1	46.5
188 Painters, sculptors, craft-artists, and artist printmakers	93	.1	.1	46.7
189 Photographers	68	.1	.1	46.8
193 Dancers	9	.0	.0	46.8
194 Artists, performers, and related workers, n.e.c.	46	.1	.1	46.9
195 Editors and reporters	139	.2	.2	47.1
197 Public relations specialists	43	.1	.1	47.1
198 Announcers	29	.0	.0	47.2
199 Athletes	26	.0	.0	47.2
203 Clinical laboratory technologists and technicians	103	.2	.2	47.4
204 Dental hygienists	25	.0	.0	47.4
205 Health record technologists and technicians	9	.0	.0	47.4
206 Radiologic technicians	30	.0	.0	47.5
207 Licensed practical nurses	113	.2	.2	47.7
208 Health technologists and technicians, n.e.c.	152	.2	.2	47.9
213 Electrical and electronic technicians	156	.2	.2	48.1
214 Industrial engineering technicians	2	.0	.0	48.1
215 Mechanical engineering technicians	11	.0	.0	48.1
216 Engineering technicians, n.e.c.	113	.2	.2	48.3
217 Drafting occupations	97	.1	.1	48.5
218 Surveying and mapping technicians	25	.0	.0	48.5
223 Biological technicians	41	.1	.1	48.6
224 Chemical technicians	36	.1	.1	48.6
225 Science technicians, n.e.c.	46	.1	.1	48.7
226 Airplane pilots and navigators	61	.1	.1	48.8
227 Air traffic controllers	16	.0	.0	48.8
228 Broadcast equipment operators	18	.0	.0	48.8
229 Computer programmers	245	.4	.4	49.2
233 Tool programmers, numerical control	1	.0	.0	49.2
234 Legal assistants	94	.1	.1	49.3
235 Technicians, n.e.c.	43	.1	.1	49.4
243 Supervisors and Proprietors, Sales Occupations	1939	2.9	2.9	52.3
253 Insurance sales occupations	237	.4	.4	52.7
254 Real estate sales occupations	274	.4	.4	53.1
255 Securities and financial services sales occupations	177	.3	.3	53.4
256 Advertising and related sales occupations	68	.1	.1	53.5
257 Sales occupations, other business services	255	.4	.4	53.9
258 Sales engineers	21	.0	.0	53.9
259 Sales representatives, mining, manufact., and wholesale	733	1.1	1.1	55.0
263 Sales workers, motor vehicles and boats	160	.2	.2	55.3
264 Sales workers, apparel	69	.1	.1	55.4
265 Sales workers, shoes	20	.0	.0	55.4
266 Sales workers, furniture and home furnishings	60	.1	.1	55.5
267 Sales workers, radio, TV, hi-fi, and appliances	71	.1	.1	55.6
268 Sales workers, hardware and building supplies	95	.1	.1	55.7
269 Sales workers, parts	72	.1	.1	55.8
274 Sales workers, other commodities	347	.5	.5	56.4
275 Sales counter clerks	60	.1	.1	56.5
276 Cashiers	623	.9	.9	57.4
277 Street and door-to-door sales workers	85	.1	.1	57.5
278 News vendors	33	.0	.0	57.6
283 Demonstrators, promoters and models, sales	19	.0	.0	57.6
284 Auctioneers	1	.0	.0	57.6
285 Sales support occupations, n.e.c.	4	.0	.0	57.6
303 Supervisors, general office	157	.2	.2	57.9
304 Supervisors, computer equipment operators	9	.0	.0	57.9
305 Supervisors, financial records processing	18	.0	.0	57.9
306 Chief communications operators	6	.0	.0	57.9
307 Supervisors, distribution, scheduling, and adjusting clerks	68	.1	.1	58.0
308 Computer operators	167	.3	.3	58.3
309 Peripheral equipment operators	3	.0	.0	58.3
313 Secretaries	653	1.0	1.0	59.3
314 Stenographers	14	.0	.0	59.3
315 Typists	146	.2	.2	59.5
316 Interviewers	28	.0	.0	59.5
317 Hotel clerks	31	.0	.0	59.6
318 Transportation ticket and reservation agents	89	.1	.1	59.7
319 Receptionists	209	.3	.3	60.0
323 Information clerks, n.e.c.	69	.1	.1	60.1
326 Correspondence clerks	3	.0	.0	60.2
327 Order clerks	65	.1	.1	60.2
328 Personnel clerks, except payroll and timekeeping	21	.0	.0	60.3
329 Library clerks	32	.0	.0	60.3
335 File clerks	71	.1	.1	60.4
336 Records clerks	43	.1	.1	60.5
337 Bookkeepers, accounting, and auditing clerks	313	.5	.5	61.0
338 Payroll and timekeeping clerks	32	.0	.0	61.0
339 Billing clerks	34	.1	.1	61.1
343 Cost and rate clerks	20	.0	.0	61.1
344 Billing, posting, and calculating machine operators	21	.0	.0	61.1
345 Duplicating machine operators	14	.0	.0	61.2
346 Mail preparing and paper handling machine operators	1	.0	.0	61.2
347 Office machine operators, n.e.c.	8	.0	.0	61.2
348 Telephone operators	44	.1	.1	61.2
353 Communications equipment operators, n.e.c.	2	.0	.0	61.2
354 Postal clerks, except mail carriers	123	.2	.2	61.4
355 Mail carriers, postal service	137	.2	.2	61.6
356 Mail clerks, except postal service	61	.1	.1	61.7
357 Messengers	51	.1	.1	61.8
359 Dispatchers	101	.2	.2	62.0
363 Production coordinators	88	.1	.1	62.1
364 Traffic, shipping, and receiving clerks	242	.4	.4	62.5
365 Stock and inventory clerks	173	.3	.3	62.7
366 Meter readers	23	.0	.0	62.8
368 Weighers, measurers, checkers, and samplers	31	.0	.0	62.8
373 Expediters	60	.1	.1	62.9
374 Material recording, scheduling, and distribut. clerks	8	.0	.0	62.9
375 Insurance adjusters, examiners, and investigators	106	.2	.2	63.1
376 Investigators and adjusters, except insurance	191	.3	.3	63.4
377 Eligibility clerks, social welfare	15	.0	.0	63.4
378 Bill and account collectors	43	.1	.1	63.4
379 General office clerks	179	.3	.3	63.7
383 Bank tellers	65	.1	.1	63.8
384 Proofreaders	6	.0	.0	63.8
385 Data-entry keyers	146	.2	.2	64.0
386 Statistical clerks	24	.0	.0	64.1
387 Teachers aides	98	.1	.1	64.2
389 Administrative support occupations, n.e.c.	307	.5	.5	64.7
403 Launderers and ironers	1	.0	.0	64.7
404 Cooks, private household	5	.0	.0	64.7
405 Housekeepers and butlers	6	.0	.0	64.7
406 Child care workers, private household	61	.1	.1	64.8
407 Private household cleaners and servants	202	.3	.3	65.1
413 Supervisors, firefighting and fire prevention occupat.	15	.0	.0	65.1
414 Supervisors, police and detectives	53	.1	.1	65.2
415 Supervisors, guards	31	.0	.0	65.3
416 Fire inspection and fire prevention occupations	5	.0	.0	65.3
417 Firefighting occupations	120	.2	.2	65.4
418 Police and detectives, public service	244	.4	.4	65.8
423 Sheriffs, bailiffs, and other law enforcement officers	75	.1	.1	65.9
424 Correctional institution officers	120	.2	.2	66.1
425 Crossing guards	10	.0	.0	66.1
426 Guards and police, except public service	328	.5	.5	66.6
427 Protective service occupations, n.e.c.	14	.0	.0	66.6
433 Supervisors, food preparation and service occupations	144	.2	.2	66.9
434 Bartenders	175	.3	.3	67.1
435 Waiters and waitresses	456	.7	.7	67.8
436 Cooks	725	1.1	1.1	68.9
438 Food counter, fountain and related occupations	63	.1	.1	69.0
439 Kitchen workers, food preparation	72	.1	.1	69.1
443 Waiters/waitresses assistants	115	.2	.2	69.3
444 Miscellaneous food preparation occupations	181	.3	.3	69.6
445 Dental assistants	34	.1	.1	69.6
446 Health aides, except nursing	88	.1	.1	69.8
447 Nursing aides, orderlies, and attendants	600	.9	.9	70.7
448 Supervisors, cleaning and building service workers	80	.1	.1	70.8
449 Maids and housemen	260	.4	.4	71.2
453 Janitors and cleaners	954	1.4	1.4	72.6
454 Elevator operators	5	.0	.0	72.6
455 Pest control occupations	32	.0	.0	72.7
456 Supervisors, personal service occupations	45	.1	.1	72.8
457 Barbers	41	.1	.1	72.8
458 Hairdressers and cosmetologists	167	.3	.3	73.1
459 Attendants, amusement and recreation facilities	95	.1	.1	73.2
461 Guides	20	.0	.0	73.2
462 Ushers	2	.0	.0	73.2
463 Public transportation attendants	24	.0	.0	73.3
464 Baggage porters and bellhops	12	.0	.0	73.3
465 Welfare service aides	36	.1	.1	73.4
466 Family child care providers	61	.1	.1	73.4
467 Early childhood teacher assistants	64	.1	.1	73.5
468 Child care workers, n.e.c.	59	.1	.1	73.6
469 Personal service occupations, n.e.c.	75	.1	.1	73.7
473 Farmers, except horticultural	607	.9	.9	74.7
474 Horticultural specialty farmers	15	.0	.0	74.7
475 Managers, farms, except horticultural	94	.1	.1	74.8
476 Managers, horticultural specialty farms	3	.0	.0	74.8
477 Supervisors, farm workers	17	.0	.0	74.9
479 Farm workers	393	.6	.6	75.5
483 Marine life cultivation workers	1	.0	.0	75.5
484 Nursery workers	16	.0	.0	75.5
485 Supervisors, related agricultural occupations	51	.1	.1	75.6
486 Groundskeepers and gardeners, except farm	383	.6	.6	76.1
487 Animal caretakers, except farm	35	.1	.1	76.2
488 Graders and sorters, agricultural products	27	.0	.0	76.2
494 Supervisors, forestry and logging workers	6	.0	.0	76.2
495 Forestry workers, except logging	3	.0	.0	76.2
496 Timber cutting and logging occupations	49	.1	.1	76.3
497 Captains and other officers, fishing vessels	10	.0	.0	76.3
498 Fishers	44	.1	.1	76.4
499 Hunters and trappers	2	.0	.0	76.4
503 Supervisors, mechanics and repairers	142	.2	.2	76.6
505 Automobile mechanics	455	.7	.7	77.3
506 Automobile mechanic apprentices	1	.0	.0	77.3
507 Bus, truck, and stationary engine mechanics	171	.3	.3	77.6
508 Aircraft engine mechanics	58	.1	.1	77.7
509 Small engine repairers	38	.1	.1	77.7
514 Automobile body and related repairers	93	.1	.1	77.9
515 Aircraft mechanics, except engine	8	.0	.0	77.9
516 Heavy equipment mechanics	92	.1	.1	78.0
517 Farm equipment mechanics	17	.0	.0	78.0
518 Industrial machinery repairers	312	.5	.5	78.5
519 Machinery maintenance occupations	5	.0	.0	78.5
523 Electronic repairers, communic. and industrial equipmt	89	.1	.1	78.6
525 Data processing equipment repairers	74	.1	.1	78.8
526 Household appliance and power tool repairers	17	.0	.0	78.8
527 Telephone line installers and repairers	28	.0	.0	78.8
529 Telephone installers and repairers	92	.1	.1	79.0
533 Miscell. electrical and electronic equipment repairers	26	.0	.0	79.0
534 Heating, air conditioning, and refrigeration mechanics	146	.2	.2	79.2
535 Camera, watch, and musical instrument repairers	18	.0	.0	79.3
536 Locksmiths and safe repairers	9	.0	.0	79.3
538 Office machine repairers	52	.1	.1	79.3
539 Mechanical controls and valve repairers	13	.0	.0	79.4
543 Elevator installers and repairers	9	.0	.0	79.4
544 Millwrights	49	.1	.1	79.5
547 Specified mechanics and repairers, n.e.c.	230	.3	.3	79.8
549 Not specified mechanics and repairers	133	.2	.2	80.0
553 Supervisors, brickmasons, stonemasons, and tile setters	4	.0	.0	80.0
554 Supervisors, carpenters and related workers	12	.0	.0	80.0
555 Superv., electricians and power transmission installers	31	.0	.0	80.1
556 Supervisors, painters, paperhangers, and plasterers	9	.0	.0	80.1
557 Supervisors, plumbers, pipefitters, and steamfitters	9	.0	.0	80.1
558 Supervisors, construction, n.e.c.	338	.5	.5	80.6
563 Brickmasons and stonemasons	122	.2	.2	80.8
565 Tile setters, hard and soft	21	.0	.0	80.8
566 Carpet installers	71	.1	.1	80.9
567 Carpenters	736	1.1	1.1	82.1
569 Carpenter apprentices	1	.0	.0	82.1
573 Drywall installers	92	.1	.1	82.2
575 Electricians	430	.7	.7	82.8
576 Electrician apprentices	6	.0	.0	82.9
577 Electrical power installers and repairers	53	.1	.1	82.9
579 Painters, construction and maintenance	296	.4	.4	83.4
583 Paperhangers	15	.0	.0	83.4
584 Plasterers	27	.0	.0	83.4
585 Plumbers, pipefitters, and steamfitters	253	.4	.4	83.8
587 Plumber, pipefitter, and steamfitter apprentices	5	.0	.0	83.8
588 Concrete and terrazzo finishers	63	.1	.1	83.9
589 Glaziers	16	.0	.0	84.0
593 Insulation workers	41	.1	.1	84.0
594 Paving, surfacing, and tamping equipment operators	5	.0	.0	84.0
595 Roofers	100	.2	.2	84.2
596 Sheetmetal duct installers	13	.0	.0	84.2
597 Structural metal workers	23	.0	.0	84.2
598 Drillers, earth	8	.0	.0	84.2
599 Construction trades, n.e.c.	93	.1	.1	84.4
613 Supervisors, extractive occupations	41	.1	.1	84.5
614 Drillers, oil well	15	.0	.0	84.5
615 Explosives workers	6	.0	.0	84.5
616 Mining machine operators	28	.0	.0	84.5
617 Mining occupations, n.e.c.	15	.0	.0	84.5
628 Supervisors, production occupations	623	.9	.9	85.5
634 Tool and die makers	68	.1	.1	85.6
635 Tool and die maker apprentices	1	.0	.0	85.6
636 Precision assemblers, metal	9	.0	.0	85.6
637 Machinists	265	.4	.4	86.0
643 Boilermakers	24	.0	.0	86.0
644 Precision grinders, filers, and tool sharpeners	14	.0	.0	86.1
645 Patternmakers and model makers, metal	1	.0	.0	86.1
646 Lay-out workers	5	.0	.0	86.1
647 Precious stones and metals workers (Jewelers)	20	.0	.0	86.1
649 Engravers, metal	8	.0	.0	86.1
653 Sheet metal workers	57	.1	.1	86.2
657 Cabinet makers and bench carpenters	39	.1	.1	86.3
658 Furniture and wood finishers	20	.0	.0	86.3
659 Miscellaneous precision woodworkers	1	.0	.0	86.3
666 Dressmakers	11	.0	.0	86.3
667 Tailors	16	.0	.0	86.3
668 Upholsterers	39	.1	.1	86.4
669 Shoe repairers	11	.0	.0	86.4
674 Miscellaneous precision apparel and fabric workers	6	.0	.0	86.4
675 Hand molders and shapers, except jewelers	8	.0	.0	86.4
676 Patternmakers, lay-out workers, and cutters	7	.0	.0	86.4
677 Optical goods workers	17	.0	.0	86.5
678 Dental laboratory and medical appliance technicians	24	.0	.0	86.5
679 Bookbinders	8	.0	.0	86.5
683 Electrical and electronic equipment assemblers	87	.1	.1	86.7
684 Miscellaneous precision workers, n.e.c.	9	.0	.0	86.7
686 Butchers and meat cutters	150	.2	.2	86.9
687 Bakers	52	.1	.1	87.0
688 Food batchmakers	21	.0	.0	87.0
689 Inspectors, testers, and graders	65	.1	.1	87.1
693 Adjusters and calibrators	3	.0	.0	87.1
694 Water and sewage treatment plant operators	41	.1	.1	87.2
695 Power plant operators	16	.0	.0	87.2
696 Stationary engineers	70	.1	.1	87.3
699 Miscellaneous plant and system operators	17	.0	.0	87.3
703 Lathe and turning machine set-up operators	9	.0	.0	87.3
704 Lathe and turning machine operators	20	.0	.0	87.4
705 Milling and planing machine operators	3	.0	.0	87.4
706 Punching and stamping press machine operators	54	.1	.1	87.5
707 Rolling machine operators	5	.0	.0	87.5
708 Drilling and boring machine operators	11	.0	.0	87.5
709 Grinding, abrading, buffing, and polishing machine oper	59	.1	.1	87.6
713 Forging machine operators	11	.0	.0	87.6
714 Numerical control machine operators	6	.0	.0	87.6
715 Miscell. metal/plastic/stone/glass working machine oper	15	.0	.0	87.6
717 Fabricating machine operators, n.e.c.	13	.0	.0	87.6
719 Molding and casting machine operators	45	.1	.1	87.7
723 Metal plating machine operators	12	.0	.0	87.7
724 Heat treating equipment operators	4	.0	.0	87.7
725 Miscell. metal and plastic processing machine operators	9	.0	.0	87.7
726 Wood lathe, routing, and planing machine operators	5	.0	.0	87.7
727 Sawing machine operators	47	.1	.1	87.8
728 Shaping and joining machine operators	3	.0	.0	87.8
733 Miscellaneous woodworking machine operators	10	.0	.0	87.8
734 Printing press operators	149	.2	.2	88.1
735 Photoengravers and lithographers	13	.0	.0	88.1
736 Typesetters and compositors	11	.0	.0	88.1
737 Miscellaneous printing machine operators	19	.0	.0	88.1
738 Winding and twisting machine operators	33	.0	.0	88.2
739 Knitting, looping, taping, and weaving machine operator	14	.0	.0	88.2
743 Textile cutting machine operators	2	.0	.0	88.2
744 Textile sewing machine operators	190	.3	.3	88.5
745 Shoe machine operators	8	.0	.0	88.5
747 Pressing machine operators	46	.1	.1	88.6
748 Laundering and dry cleaning machine operators	85	.1	.1	88.7
749 Miscellaneous textile machine operators	24	.0	.0	88.7
753 Cementing and gluing machine operators	5	.0	.0	88.7
754 Packaging and filling machine operators	126	.2	.2	88.9
755 Extruding and forming machine operators	23	.0	.0	89.0
756 Mixing and blending machine operators	44	.1	.1	89.0
757 Separating, filtering, and clarifying machine operators	26	.0	.0	89.1
758 Compressing and compacting machine operators	6	.0	.0	89.1
759 Painting and paint spraying machine operators	79	.1	.1	89.2
763 Roasting and baking machine operators, food	4	.0	.0	89.2
764 Washing, cleaning, and pickling machine operators	7	.0	.0	89.2
765 Folding machine operators	10	.0	.0	89.2
766 Furnace, kiln, and oven operators, except food	30	.0	.0	89.3
768 Crushing and grinding machine operators	24	.0	.0	89.3
769 Slicing and cutting machine operators	89	.1	.1	89.5
773 Motion picture projectionists	1	.0	.0	89.5
774 Photographic process machine operators	20	.0	.0	89.5
777 Miscellaneous machine operators, n.e.c.	506	.8	.8	90.3
779 Machine operators, not specified	160	.2	.2	90.5
783 Welders and cutters	349	.5	.5	91.0
784 Solderers and brazers	6	.0	.0	91.0
785 Assemblers	434	.7	.7	91.7
786 Hand cutting and trimming occupations	8	.0	.0	91.7
787 Hand molding, casting, and forming occupations	13	.0	.0	91.7
789 Hand painting, coating, and decorating occupations	11	.0	.0	91.7
793 Hand engraving and printing occupations	10	.0	.0	91.8
795 Miscellaneous hand working occupations	18	.0	.0	91.8
796 Production inspectors, checkers, and examiners	218	.3	.3	92.1
797 Production testers	27	.0	.0	92.2
798 Production samplers and weighers	3	.0	.0	92.2
799 Graders and sorters, except agricultural	69	.1	.1	92.3
803 Supervisors, motor vehicle operators	39	.1	.1	92.3
804 Truck drivers	1460	2.2	2.2	94.5
806 Driver-sales workers	78	.1	.1	94.7
808 Bus drivers	206	.3	.3	95.0
809 Taxicab drivers and chauffeurs	143	.2	.2	95.2
813 Parking lot attendants	19	.0	.0	95.2
814 Motor transportation occupations, n.e.c.	1	.0	.0	95.2
823 Railroad conductors and yardmasters	19	.0	.0	95.2
824 Locomotive operating occupations	35	.1	.1	95.3
825 Railroad brake, signal, and switch operators	8	.0	.0	95.3
826 Rail vehicle operators, n.e.c.	2	.0	.0	95.3
828 Ship captains and mates, except fishing boats	23	.0	.0	95.3
829 Sailors and deckhands	12	.0	.0	95.4
833 Marine engineers	2	.0	.0	95.4
834 Bridge, lock, and lighthouse tenders	2	.0	.0	95.4
843 Supervisors, material moving equipment operators	11	.0	.0	95.4
844 Operating engineers	164	.2	.2	95.6
845 Longshore equipment operators	2	.0	.0	95.6
848 Hoist and winch operators	9	.0	.0	95.6
849 Crane and tower operators	39	.1	.1	95.7
853 Excavating and loading machine operators	63	.1	.1	95.8
855 Grader, dozer, and scraper operators	50	.1	.1	95.9
856 Industrial truck and tractor equipment operators	251	.4	.4	96.3
859 Miscellaneous material moving equipment operators	46	.1	.1	96.3
864 Supervisors, handlers, equipmt cleaners, laborers nec	14	.0	.0	96.4
865 Helpers, mechanics, and repairers	8	.0	.0	96.4
866 Helpers, construction trades	39	.1	.1	96.4
867 Helpers, surveyor	4	.0	.0	96.4
868 Helpers, extractive occupations	2	.0	.0	96.4
869 Construction laborers	412	.6	.6	97.1
874 Production helpers	20	.0	.0	97.1
875 Garbage collectors	16	.0	.0	97.1
876 Stevedores	12	.0	.0	97.1
877 Stock handlers and baggers	258	.4	.4	97.5
878 Machine feeders and offbearers	24	.0	.0	97.6
883 Freight, stock, and material handlers, n.e.c.	270	.4	.4	98.0
885 Garage and service station related occupations	71	.1	.1	98.1
887 Vehicle washers and equipment cleaners	98	.1	.1	98.2
888 Hand packers and packagers	79	.1	.1	98.3
889 Laborers, except construction	562	.9	.9	99.2
905 Unemployed whose last job was Armed Forces	534	.8	.8	100.0
Total	66014	100.0	100.0

D15 OCCUPATION OF SPOUSE

		Frequency	Percent	Valid Percent	Cumulative Percent
Valid	-1	34508	52.3	52.3	52.3
	0 Not applicable	10946	16.6	16.6	68.9
	3	3	.0	.0	68.9
	4 Chief executives, general administrators, public admin	1	.0	.0	68.9
	5 Administrators and officials, public administration	121	.2	.2	69.0
	6 Administrators, protective services	7	.0	.0	69.1
	7 Financial managers	125	.2	.2	69.2
	8 Personnel and labor relations managers	27	.0	.0	69.3
	9 Purchasing managers	15	.0	.0	69.3
	13 Managers, marketing, advertising, and public relations	69	.1	.1	69.4
	14 Administrators, education and related fields	189	.3	.3	69.7
	15 Managers, medicine and health	191	.3	.3	70.0
	16	15	.0	.0	70.0
	17 Managers, food serving and lodging establishments	186	.3	.3	70.3
	18 Managers, properties and real estate	84	.1	.1	70.4
	19 Funeral directors	1	.0	.0	70.4
	21 Managers, service organizations, n.e.c.	111	.2	.2	70.6
	22 Managers and administrators, n.e.c.	728	1.1	1.1	71.7
	23 Accountants and auditors	289	.4	.4	72.1
	24 Underwriters	17	.0	.0	72.2
	25 Other financial officers	142	.2	.2	72.4
	26 Management analysts	42	.1	.1	72.4
	27 Personnel, training, and labor relations specialists	99	.1	.1	72.6
	29 Buyers, wholesale and retail trade except farm products	31	.0	.0	72.6
	33 Purchasing agents and buyers, n.e.c.	39	.1	.1	72.7
	34 Business and promotion agents	2	.0	.0	72.7
	36 Inspectors and compliance officers, except construction	28	.0	.0	72.7
	37 Management related occupations, n.e.c.	125	.2	.2	72.9
	43 Architects	11	.0	.0	72.9
	45 Metallurgical and materials	1	.0	.0	72.9
	53 Civil	1	.0	.0	72.9
	54 Agricultural	1	.0	.0	72.9
	55 Electrical and electronic	21	.0	.0	73.0
	56 Industrial	14	.0	.0	73.0
	57 Mechanical	6	.0	.0	73.0
	59 Engineers, n.e.c.	10	.0	.0	73.0
	64 Computer systems analysts and scientists	90	.1	.1	73.2
	65 Operations and systems researchers and analysts	29	.0	.0	73.2
	66 Actuaries	4	.0	.0	73.2
	67 Statisticians	6	.0	.0	73.2
	69 Physicists and astronomers	1	.0	.0	73.2
	73 Chemists, except biochemists	17	.0	.0	73.2
	75 Geologists and geodesists	1	.0	.0	73.2
	76 Physical scientists, n.e.c.	3	.0	.0	73.3
	77 Agricultural and food scientists	5	.0	.0	73.3
	78 Biological and life scientists	19	.0	.0	73.3
	79 Forestry and conservation scientists	3	.0	.0	73.3
	83 Medical scientists	2	.0	.0	73.3
	84 Physicians	60	.1	.1	73.4
	85 Dentists	5	.0	.0	73.4
	86 Veterinarians	8	.0	.0	73.4
	87 Optometrists	4	.0	.0	73.4
	89 Health diagnosing practitioners, n.e.c.	3	.0	.0	73.4
	95 Registered nurses	724	1.1	1.1	74.5
	96 Pharmacists	20	.0	.0	74.5
	97 Dietitians	30	.0	.0	74.6
	98 Respiratory therapists	17	.0	.0	74.6
	99 Occupational therapists	17	.0	.0	74.6
	103 Physical therapists	41	.1	.1	74.7
	104 Speech therapists	35	.1	.1	74.8
	105 Therapists, n.e.c.	13	.0	.0	74.8
	106 Physicians assistants	14	.0	.0	74.8
	114 Biological science teachers	6	.0	.0	74.8
	115 Chemistry teachers	4	.0	.0	74.8
116 Physics teachers	1	.0	.0	74.8
118 Psychology teachers	7	.0	.0	74.8
119 Economics teachers	1	.0	.0	74.8
124 Political science teachers	2	.0	.0	74.8
128 Mathematical science teachers	8	.0	.0	74.8
129 Computer science teachers	6	.0	.0	74.9
133 Medical science teachers	1	.0	.0	74.9
134 Health specialties teachers	18	.0	.0	74.9
135 Business, commerce, and marketing teachers	4	.0	.0	74.9
137 Art, drama, and music teachers	9	.0	.0	74.9
139 Education teachers	2	.0	.0	74.9
143 English teachers	13	.0	.0	74.9
144 Foreign language teachers	6	.0	.0	74.9
146 Social work teachers	2	.0	.0	74.9
147 Theology teachers	1	.0	.0	74.9
149 Home economics teachers	3	.0	.0	74.9
154 Postsecondary teachers, subject not specified	63	.1	.1	75.0
155 Teachers, prekindergarten and kindergarten	210	.3	.3	75.4
156 Teachers, elementary school	702	1.1	1.1	76.4
157 Teachers, secondary school	289	.4	.4	76.9
158 Teachers, special education	103	.2	.2	77.0
159 Teachers, n.e.c.	168	.3	.3	77.3
163 Counselors, Educational and Vocational	65	.1	.1	77.4
164 Librarians	91	.1	.1	77.5
165 Archivists and curators	4	.0	.0	77.5
166 Economists	17	.0	.0	77.5
167 Psychologists	50	.1	.1	77.6
169 Social scientists, n.e.c.	6	.0	.0	77.6
174 Social workers	175	.3	.3	77.9
175 Recreation workers	24	.0	.0	77.9
176 Clergy	7	.0	.0	77.9
177 Religious workers, n.e.c.	27	.0	.0	78.0
178 Lawyers and Judges	69	.1	.1	78.1
179	2	.0	.0	78.1
183 Authors	26	.0	.0	78.1
184 Technical writers	9	.0	.0	78.1
185 Designers	133	.2	.2	78.3
186 Musicians and composers	39	.1	.1	78.4
187 Actors and directors	14	.0	.0	78.4
188 Painters, sculptors, craft-artists, and artist printmakers	41	.1	.1	78.5
189 Photographers	13	.0	.0	78.5
193 Dancers	5	.0	.0	78.5
194 Artists, performers, and related workers, n.e.c.	23	.0	.0	78.5
195 Editors and reporters	50	.1	.1	78.6
197 Public relations specialists	31	.0	.0	78.7
198 Announcers	1	.0	.0	78.7
199 Athletes	5	.0	.0	78.7
203 Clinical laboratory technologists and technicians	112	.2	.2	78.8
204 Dental hygienists	43	.1	.1	78.9
205 Health record technologists and technicians	6	.0	.0	78.9
206 Radiologic technicians	35	.1	.1	79.0
207 Licensed practical nurses	218	.3	.3	79.3
208 Health technologists and technicians, n.e.c.	129	.2	.2	79.5
213 Electrical and electronic technicians	9	.0	.0	79.5
215 Mechanical engineering technicians	2	.0	.0	79.5
216 Engineering technicians, n.e.c.	25	.0	.0	79.5
217 Drafting occupations	18	.0	.0	79.6
218 Surveying and mapping technicians	4	.0	.0	79.6
223 Biological technicians	20	.0	.0	79.6
224 Chemical technicians	6	.0	.0	79.6
225 Science technicians, n.e.c.	11	.0	.0	79.6
226 Airplane pilots and navigators	1	.0	.0	79.6
228 Broadcast equipment operators	4	.0	.0	79.6
229 Computer programmers	53	.1	.1	79.7
234 Legal assistants	79	.1	.1	79.8
235 Technicians, n.e.c.	7	.0	.0	79.9
243 Supervisors and Proprietors, Sales Occupations	630	1.0	1.0	80.8
253 Insurance sales occupations	72	.1	.1	80.9
254 Real estate sales occupations	143	.2	.2	81.1
255 Securities and financial services sales occupations	29	.0	.0	81.2
256 Advertising and related sales occupations	22	.0	.0	81.2
257 Sales occupations, other business services	75	.1	.1	81.3
258 Sales engineers	1	.0	.0	81.3
259 Sales representatives, mining, manufact., and wholesale	119	.2	.2	81.5
263 Sales workers, motor vehicles and boats	7	.0	.0	81.5
264 Sales workers, apparel	102	.2	.2	81.7
265 Sales workers, shoes	10	.0	.0	81.7
266 Sales workers, furniture and home furnishings	32	.0	.0	81.7
267 Sales workers, radio, TV, hi-fi, and appliances	13	.0	.0	81.8
268 Sales workers, hardware and building supplies	19	.0	.0	81.8
269 Sales workers, parts	6	.0	.0	81.8
274 Sales workers, other commodities	355	.5	.5	82.3
275 Sales counter clerks	32	.0	.0	82.4
276 Cashiers	487	.7	.7	83.1
277 Street and door-to-door sales workers	111	.2	.2	83.3
278 News vendors	25	.0	.0	83.3
283 Demonstrators, promoters and models, sales	32	.0	.0	83.4
285 Sales support occupations, n.e.c.	8	.0	.0	83.4
303 Supervisors, general office	115	.2	.2	83.6
304 Supervisors, computer equipment operators	2	.0	.0	83.6
305 Supervisors, financial records processing	17	.0	.0	83.6
306 Chief communications operators	1	.0	.0	83.6
307 Supervisors, distribution, scheduling, and adjusting clerks	17	.0	.0	83.6
308 Computer operators	94	.1	.1	83.8
309 Peripheral equipment operators	2	.0	.0	83.8
313 Secretaries	1368	2.1	2.1	85.8
314 Stenographers	28	.0	.0	85.9
315 Typists	203	.3	.3	86.2
316 Interviewers	52	.1	.1	86.3
317 Hotel clerks	21	.0	.0	86.3
318 Transportation ticket and reservation agents	81	.1	.1	86.4
319 Receptionists	289	.4	.4	86.9
323 Information clerks, n.e.c.	89	.1	.1	87.0
325 Classified-ad clerks	1	.0	.0	87.0
326 Correspondence clerks	3	.0	.0	87.0
327 Order clerks	51	.1	.1	87.1
328 Personnel clerks, except payroll and timekeeping	18	.0	.0	87.1
329 Library clerks	41	.1	.1	87.2
335 File clerks	62	.1	.1	87.3
336 Records clerks	54	.1	.1	87.3
337 Bookkeepers, accounting, and auditing clerks	738	1.1	1.1	88.5
338 Payroll and timekeeping clerks	54	.1	.1	88.5
339 Billing clerks	52	.1	.1	88.6
343 Cost and rate clerks	19	.0	.0	88.6
344 Billing, posting, and calculating machine operators	24	.0	.0	88.7
345 Duplicating machine operators	3	.0	.0	88.7
346 Mail preparing and paper handling machine operators	1	.0	.0	88.7
347 Office machine operators, n.e.c.	2	.0	.0	88.7
348 Telephone operators	36	.1	.1	88.7
353 Communications equipment operators, n.e.c.	3	.0	.0	88.7
354 Postal clerks, except mail carriers	44	.1	.1	88.8
355 Mail carriers, postal service	48	.1	.1	88.9
356 Mail clerks, except postal service	22	.0	.0	88.9
357 Messengers	9	.0	.0	88.9
359 Dispatchers	40	.1	.1	89.0
363 Production coordinators	34	.1	.1	89.0
364 Traffic, shipping, and receiving clerks	72	.1	.1	89.2
365 Stock and inventory clerks	68	.1	.1	89.3
368 Weighers, measurers, checkers, and samplers	11	.0	.0	89.3
373 Expediters	41	.1	.1	89.3
374 Material recording, scheduling, and distribut. clerks	8	.0	.0	89.3
375 Insurance adjusters, examiners, and investigators	85	.1	.1	89.5
376 Investigators and adjusters, except insurance	185	.3	.3	89.8
377 Eligibility clerks, social welfare	31	.0	.0	89.8
378 Bill and account collectors	32	.0	.0	89.9
379 General office clerks	186	.3	.3	90.1
383 Bank tellers	166	.3	.3	90.4
384 Proofreaders	4	.0	.0	90.4
385 Data-entry keyers	178	.3	.3	90.7
386 Statistical clerks	33	.0	.0	90.7
387 Teachers aides	293	.4	.4	91.2
389 Administrative support occupations, n.e.c.	263	.4	.4	91.6
403 Launderers and ironers	2	.0	.0	91.6
404 Cooks, private household	1	.0	.0	91.6
405 Housekeepers and butlers	1	.0	.0	91.6
406 Child care workers, private household	55	.1	.1	91.6
407 Private household cleaners and servants	139	.2	.2	91.9
414 Supervisors, police and detectives	6	.0	.0	91.9
415 Supervisors, guards	1	.0	.0	91.9
416 Fire inspection and fire prevention occupations	1	.0	.0	91.9
418 Police and detectives, public service	14	.0	.0	91.9
423 Sheriffs, bailiffs, and other law enforcement officers	9	.0	.0	91.9
424 Correctional institution officers	9	.0	.0	91.9
425 Crossing guards	20	.0	.0	91.9
426 Guards and police, except public service	23	.0	.0	92.0
427 Protective service occupations, n.e.c.	2	.0	.0	92.0
433 Supervisors, food preparation and service occupations	61	.1	.1	92.1
434 Bartenders	34	.1	.1	92.1
435 Waiters and waitresses	267	.4	.4	92.5
436 Cooks	324	.5	.5	93.0
438 Food counter, fountain and related occupations	28	.0	.0	93.1
439 Kitchen workers, food preparation	49	.1	.1	93.1
443 Waiters/waitresses assistants	57	.1	.1	93.2
444 Miscellaneous food preparation occupations	128	.2	.2	93.4
445 Dental assistants	84	.1	.1	93.5
446 Health aides, except nursing	68	.1	.1	93.6
447 Nursing aides, orderlies, and attendants	482	.7	.7	94.4
448 Supervisors, cleaning and building service workers	28	.0	.0	94.4
449 Maids and housemen	207	.3	.3	94.7
453 Janitors and cleaners	275	.4	.4	95.2
456 Supervisors, personal service occupations	21	.0	.0	95.2
457 Barbers	8	.0	.0	95.2
458 Hairdressers and cosmetologists	218	.3	.3	95.5
459 Attendants, amusement and recreation facilities	20	.0	.0	95.6
461 Guides	3	.0	.0	95.6
463 Public transportation attendants	18	.0	.0	95.6
464 Baggage porters and bellhops	1	.0	.0	95.6
465 Welfare service aides	23	.0	.0	95.6
466 Family child care providers	245	.4	.4	96.0
467 Early childhood teacher assistants	138	.2	.2	96.2
468 Child care workers, n.e.c.	93	.1	.1	96.3
469 Personal service occupations, n.e.c.	29	.0	.0	96.4
473 Farmers, except horticultural	152	.2	.2	96.6
474 Horticultural specialty farmers	3	.0	.0	96.6
475 Managers, farms, except horticultural	19	.0	.0	96.7
476 Managers, horticultural specialty farms	2	.0	.0	96.7
477 Supervisors, farm workers	1	.0	.0	96.7
479 Farm workers	64	.1	.1	96.8
484 Nursery workers	6	.0	.0	96.8
485 Supervisors, related agricultural occupations	2	.0	.0	96.8
486 Groundskeepers and gardeners, except farm	14	.0	.0	96.8
487 Animal caretakers, except farm	15	.0	.0	96.8
488 Graders and sorters, agricultural products	23	.0	.0	96.8
489 Inspectors, agricultural products	1	.0	.0	96.8
494 Supervisors, forestry and logging workers	2	.0	.0	96.9
497 Captains and other officers, fishing vessels	1	.0	.0	96.9
498 Fishers	2	.0	.0	96.9
503 Supervisors, mechanics and repairers	3	.0	.0	96.9
505 Automobile mechanics	4	.0	.0	96.9
507 Bus, truck, and stationary engine mechanics	2	.0	.0	96.9
508 Aircraft engine mechanics	1	.0	.0	96.9
516 Heavy equipment mechanics	3	.0	.0	96.9
518 Industrial machinery repairers	9	.0	.0	96.9
523 Electronic repairers, communic. and industrial equipmt	2	.0	.0	96.9
525 Data processing equipment repairers	11	.0	.0	96.9
526 Household appliance and power tool repairers	1	.0	.0	96.9
527 Telephone line installers and repairers	1	.0	.0	96.9
529 Telephone installers and repairers	7	.0	.0	96.9
538 Office machine repairers	2	.0	.0	96.9
544 Millwrights	1	.0	.0	96.9
547 Specified mechanics and repairers, n.e.c.	10	.0	.0	96.9
549 Not specified mechanics and repairers	4	.0	.0	96.9
555 Superv., electricians and power transmission installers	2	.0	.0	97.0
558 Supervisors, construction, n.e.c.	4	.0	.0	97.0
566 Carpet installers	1	.0	.0	97.0
567 Carpenters	6	.0	.0	97.0
575 Electricians	5	.0	.0	97.0
577 Electrical power installers and repairers	2	.0	.0	97.0
579 Painters, construction and maintenance	8	.0	.0	97.0
583 Paperhangers	6	.0	.0	97.0
585 Plumbers, pipefitters, and steamfitters	3	.0	.0	97.0
593 Insulation workers	2	.0	.0	97.0
595 Roofers	1	.0	.0	97.0
599 Construction trades, n.e.c.	2	.0	.0	97.0
613 Supervisors, extractive occupations	1	.0	.0	97.0
614 Drillers, oil well	1	.0	.0	97.0
628 Supervisors, production occupations	66	.1	.1	97.1
634 Tool and die makers	1	.0	.0	97.1
636 Precision assemblers, metal	1	.0	.0	97.1
637 Machinists	6	.0	.0	97.1
647 Precious stones and metals workers (Jewelers)	11	.0	.0	97.1
649 Engravers, metal	1	.0	.0	97.1
653 Sheet metal workers	1	.0	.0	97.1
657 Cabinet makers and bench carpenters	2	.0	.0	97.1
658 Furniture and wood finishers	4	.0	.0	97.2
666 Dressmakers	46	.1	.1	97.2
667 Tailors	7	.0	.0	97.2
668 Upholsterers	5	.0	.0	97.2
669 Shoe repairers	5	.0	.0	97.3
674 Miscellaneous precision apparel and fabric workers	4	.0	.0	97.3
675 Hand molders and shapers, except jewelers	1	.0	.0	97.3
676 Patternmakers, lay-out workers, and cutters	1	.0	.0	97.3
677 Optical goods workers	18	.0	.0	97.3
678 Dental laboratory and medical appliance technicians	12	.0	.0	97.3
679 Bookbinders	5	.0	.0	97.3
683 Electrical and electronic equipment assemblers	83	.1	.1	97.4
686 Butchers and meat cutters	17	.0	.0	97.5
687 Bakers	26	.0	.0	97.5
688 Food batchmakers	10	.0	.0	97.5
689 Inspectors, testers, and graders	9	.0	.0	97.5
696 Stationary engineers	1	.0	.0	97.5
704 Lathe and turning machine operators	1	.0	.0	97.5
706 Punching and stamping press machine operators	7	.0	.0	97.5
707 Rolling machine operators	1	.0	.0	97.5
708 Drilling and boring machine operators	1	.0	.0	97.5
709 Grinding, abrading, buffing, and polishing machine oper	9	.0	.0	97.6
715 Miscell. metal/plastic/stone/glass working machine oper	1	.0	.0	97.6
717 Fabricating machine operators, n.e.c.	1	.0	.0	97.6
719 Molding and casting machine operators	9	.0	.0	97.6
723 Metal plating machine operators	1	.0	.0	97.6
725 Miscell. metal and plastic processing machine operators	1	.0	.0	97.6
727 Sawing machine operators	3	.0	.0	97.6
733 Miscellaneous woodworking machine operators	1	.0	.0	97.6
734 Printing press operators	17	.0	.0	97.6
735 Photoengravers and lithographers	6	.0	.0	97.6
736 Typesetters and compositors	9	.0	.0	97.6
737 Miscellaneous printing machine operators	6	.0	.0	97.6
738 Winding and twisting machine operators	13	.0	.0	97.7
739 Knitting, looping, taping, and weaving machine operator	9	.0	.0	97.7
743 Textile cutting machine operators	2	.0	.0	97.7
744 Textile sewing machine operators	249	.4	.4	98.1
745 Shoe machine operators	7	.0	.0	98.1
747 Pressing machine operators	28	.0	.0	98.1
748 Laundering and dry cleaning machine operators	35	.1	.1	98.2
749 Miscellaneous textile machine operators	7	.0	.0	98.2
753 Cementing and gluing machine operators	9	.0	.0	98.2
754 Packaging and filling machine operators	68	.1	.1	98.3
755 Extruding and forming machine operators	1	.0	.0	98.3
756 Mixing and blending machine operators	1	.0	.0	98.3
757 Separating, filtering, and clarifying machine operators	1	.0	.0	98.3
758 Compressing and compacting machine operators	1	.0	.0	98.3
759 Painting and paint spraying machine operators	5	.0	.0	98.3
764 Washing, cleaning, and pickling machine operators	2	.0	.0	98.3
766 Furnace, kiln, and oven operators, except food	3	.0	.0	98.3
768 Crushing and grinding machine operators	6	.0	.0	98.3
769 Slicing and cutting machine operators	19	.0	.0	98.4
774 Photographic process machine operators	19	.0	.0	98.4
777 Miscellaneous machine operators, n.e.c.	126	.2	.2	98.6
779 Machine operators, not specified	40	.1	.1	98.6
783 Welders and cutters	9	.0	.0	98.6
784 Solderers and brazers	2	.0	.0	98.6
785 Assemblers	153	.2	.2	98.9
786 Hand cutting and trimming occupations	3	.0	.0	98.9
789 Hand painting, coating, and decorating occupations	6	.0	.0	98.9
795 Miscellaneous hand working occupations	32	.0	.0	98.9
796 Production inspectors, checkers, and examiners	101	.2	.2	99.1
797 Production testers	8	.0