Descriptives for United States 1995+96+97 household file

Descriptives

Descriptive Statistics

	N	Minimum	Maximum	Mean	Std. Deviation
COUNTRY UNIQUE COUNTRY/YEAR IDENTIFICATION NUMBER	150239	87	87	87.00	.000
CASENUM UNIQUE UNIT NUMBER	150239	500001.00	764659.00	632413.2360	83844.30249
HWEIGHT SAMPLE WEIGHT	150239	.01	4015.13	672.6463	334.53713
DEFLATE DEFLATION FACTOR	150239	1	1	1.00	.000
D4 NUMBER OF PERSONS	150239	1.00	16.00	2.6210	1.48349
D5 UNIT STRUCTURE	150239	5.00	5.00	5.0000	.00000
D6 NUMBER OF EARNERS	150239	.00	10.00	1.3770	1.00282
D27 NUMBER OF CHILDREN UNDER AGE 18	150239	.00	12.00	.7293	1.12520
D28 AGE OF THE YOUNGEST CHILD	56952	0	17	6.96	5.235
NUM6574 NUMBER OF PERSONS AGED 65 TO 74	150239	.00	4.00	.1788	.46905
NUMGE75 NUMBER OF PERSONS AGED 75 YEARS OR MORE	150239	.00	4.00	.1364	.40081
WEEKHDFT HEAD WEEKS WORKED FULL TIME	150239	.00	52.00	31.3510	24.21210
WEEKSPFT SPOUSE WEEKS WORKED FULL TIME	85564	.00	52.00	22.2066	24.55434
WEEKHDPT HEAD WEEKS WORKED PART TIME	150239	.00	52.00	3.4805	11.47501
WEEKSPPT SPOUSE WEEKS WORKED PART TIME	85564	.00	52.00	7.7894	16.92521
WEEKHDUP HEAD WEEKS UNEMPLOYED	150239	.00	52.00	1.3235	6.05039
WEEKSPUP SPOUSE WEEKS UNEMPLOYED	85564	.00	52.00	.9495	5.05061
HRSHD HOURS WORKED PER WEEK HEAD	150239	.00	99.00	30.8619	21.25965
HRSSP HOURS WORKED PER WEEK SPOUSE	85564	.00	99.00	23.8858	19.60495
TOTEXP TOTAL EXPENDITURES	150239	0	0	.00	.000
FOODEXP FOOD EXPENDITURES	150239	0	0	.00	.000
HOUSEXP HOUSING EXPENDITURES	150239	0	0	.00	.000
APPEXP CLOTHING EXPENDITURES	150239	0	0	.00	.000
TRANEXP TRANSPORTATION EXPENDITURES	150239	0	0	.00	.000
MEDEXP OUT OF POCKET MEDICAL EXPENDITURES	150239	0	0	.00	.000
EDUCEXP EDUCATION EXPENDITURES	150239	0	0	.00	.000
CHCAREXP CHILD CARE EXPENDITURES	150239	0	0	.00	.000
V1 GROSS WAGES AND SALARIES	150239	.00	676866.00	34641.9377	43915.08987
V1NET NET WAGES AND SALARIES	150239	0	0	.00	.000
V2 MANDATORY EMPLOYER CONTRIB.	150239	.00	76300.00	2302.7684	2454.33164
V3 NONMANDATORY EMPLOYER CONT.	150239	.00	22038.00	2007.3358	2435.18274
V4 FARM SELF-EMPLOYMENT INCOME	150239	-19998.00	368159.00	179.6198	3023.15489
V5 NONFARM SELF-EMPLOYMENT INCOME	150239	-19998.00	661318.00	2275.0180	15460.44629
V6 IN-KIND EARNINGS	150239	0	0	.00	.000
V7 MAND.CONTRIB. FOR SELF-EMP.	150239	.00	39674.00	281.2961	1414.73756
V8 CASH PROPERTY INCOME	150239	-19998.00	402996.00	2857.6077	11455.63494
V9 NONCASH PROPERTY INCOME	150239	0	0	.00	.000
V10 MARKET VALUE OF RESIDENCE(HOMEOWNERS)	150239	0	0	.00	.000
V11 INCOME TAXES	150239	.00	290311.00	7102.1146	14465.04394
V12 PROPERTY OR WEALTH TAXES	150239	0	0	.00	.000
V13 MANDATORY EMPLOYEE CONTRIB.	150239	.00	76300.00	2302.7684	2454.33164
V14 OTHER DIRECT TAXES	150239	0	0	.00	.000
V15 INDIRECT TAXES	150239	0	0	.00	.000
V16 SICK PAY	150239	0	0	.00	.000
V17 ACCIDENT PAY	150239	0	0	.00	.000
V18 DISABILITY PAY	150239	.00	105199.00	110.6682	1377.09526
V19 SOCIAL RETIREMENT BENEFITS	150239	.00	150000.00	2973.3414	5870.65232
V19S1 BASIC OLD AGE BENEFIT	150239	.00	113500.00	2585.2616	5559.65730
V19S2 SUPPLEMENTARY OLD AGE BENEFIT	150239	0	0	.00	.000
V19S3 EARLY RETIREMENT BENEFIT	150239	0	0	.00	.000
V19S4 SURVIVORS PENSIONS	150239	0	0	.00	.000
V19SR OTHER SOCIAL RETIREMENT INCOME	150239	.00	150000.00	388.1614	2152.83286
V20 CHILD OR FAMILY ALLOWANCES	150239	0	0	.00	.000
V20S1 CHILD ALLOWANCE	150239	0	0	.00	.000
V20S2 ADVANCE MAINTENANCE (PROGRAM FOR SINGLE PARENTS)	150239	0	0	.00	.000
V20S3 ORPHANS PENSION ALLOWANCE	150239	0	0	.00	.000
V20SR OTHER CHILD ALLOWANCE AMOUNTS	150239	0	0	.00	.000
V21 UNEMPLOYMENT BENEFITS	150239	.00	112999.00	169.8240	1225.02619
V21S1 UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE	150239	0	0	.00	.000
V21S2 TRAINING OR RETRAINING ALLOWANCE	150239	0	0	.00	.000
V21S3 PLACEMENT AND RESETTLEMENT BENEFITS	150239	0	0	.00	.000
V21SR OTHER UNEMPLOYMENT BENEFITS	150239	0	0	.00	.000
V22 MATERNITY ALLOWANCES	150239	0	0	.00	.000
V22S1 PAY REPLACEMENT	150239	0	0	.00	.000
V22S2 BIRTH PREMIUM	150239	0	0	.00	.000
V22SR OTHER MATERNITY/PATERNITY BENEFITS	150239	0	0	.00	.000
V23 MILITARY / VET./ WAR BENEFITS	150239	.00	99999.00	157.7580	1638.45553
V24 RESIDUAL SOCIAL INSURANCE	150239	0	0	.00	.000
V24S1 INVALID CARE PREMIUM	150239	0	0	.00	.000
V24S2 STUDENT STIPEND -- NOT MEANS-TESTED	150239	0	0	.00	.000
V24S3 CHILD CARE BENEFIT -- NOT MEANS-TESTED	150239	0	0	.00	.000
V24SR OTHER RESIDUAL SOCIAL INSURANCE	150239	0	0	.00	.000
V25 MEANS-TESTED CASH BENEFITS	150239	.00	100238.00	581.1826	1832.70467
V25S1 SOCIAL ASSISTANCE	150239	.00	100238.00	320.2812	1587.07404
V25S2 OLD AGE ASSISTANCE	150239	.00	26000.00	43.2110	495.29629
V25S3 UNEMPLOYMENT ASSISTANCE	150239	0	0	.00	.000
V25S4 UNMARRIED MOTHERS ALLOWANCE	150239	0	0	.00	.000
V25SR OTHER MEANS-TESTED CASH BENEFITS	150239	.00	7259.00	217.6904	665.72521
V26 ALL NEAR CASH BENEFITS	150239	.00	13043.00	209.9913	740.66770
V26S1 NEAR CASH FOOD BENEFITS	150239	.00	12900.00	204.2285	729.52525
V26S2 NEAR CASH HOUSING BENEFITS	150239	0	0	.00	.000
V26S3 NEAR CASH MEDICAL BENEFITS	150239	0	0	.00	.000
V26S4 NEAR CASH HEATING BENEFITS	150239	.00	4000.00	5.7628	44.59718
V26S5 NEAR CASH EDUCATION BENEFITS	150239	0	0	.00	.000
V26S6 NEAR CASH CHILD CARE BENEFITS	150239	0	0	.00	.000
V26SR OTHER NEAR CASH MEANS TESTED BENEFITS	150239	0	0	.00	.000
V27 VALUE OF NON-CASH FOOD BENEFITS	150239	0	0	.00	.000
V28 VALUE OF NON-CASH HOUSING BENEFITS	150239	.00	1480.00	9.3431	45.65702
V29 VALUE OF NON-CASH MEDICAL BENEFITS	150239	.00	68134.00	2132.6859	3829.68494
V30 VALUE OF NON-CASH HEATING BENEFITS	150239	0	0	.00	.000
V31 VALUE OF NON-CASH EDUCATION BENEFITS	150239	.00	111999.00	257.8499	1711.12900
V31A VALUE OF NON-CASH CHILD CARE BENEFITS	150239	0	0	.00	.000
ALTNCASH ALTERNATE NON-CASH INCOME	150239	0	0	.00	.000
V32 PRIVATE PENSIONS	150239	.00	160431.00	998.8343	4979.53175
V32S1 OCCUPATIONAL PENSIONS	150239	0	0	.00	.000
V32S2 OPTING OUT PENSIONS	150239	0	0	.00	.000
V32SR OTHER PRIVATE PENSION INCOME	150239	0	0	.00	.000
V33 PUBLIC SECTOR PENSIONS	150239	.00	151999.00	867.9260	4873.63103
V34 ALIMONY OR CHILD SUPPORT	150239	.00	199998.00	206.6303	1724.63787
V34X PAID ALIMONY OR CHILD SUPPORT	150239	0	0	.00	.000
V35 RESIDUAL REGULAR PRIVATE INCOME	150239	.00	104999.00	93.3753	1422.45749
V35S1 REGULAR TRANSFERS FROM RELATIVES	150239	0	0	.00	.000
V35S2 REGULAR TRANSFERS FROM PRIVATE CHARITIES	150239	0	0	.00	.000
V35SR OTHER RESIDUAL REGULAR PRIVATE INCOME	150239	0	0	.00	.000
V36 OTHER CASH INCOME	150239	.00	99999.00	108.8304	1729.59530
V37 REALIZED LUMP SUM INCOME	150239	0	0	.00	.000
V37S1 CAPITAL GAINS AND LOSSES	150239	0	0	.00	.000
V37SR OTHER LUMP SUM PRIVATE INCOME	150239	0	0	.00	.000
V39 GROSS WAGE/SALARY HEAD	150239	.00	576372.00	23742.5420	35853.19840
V39NET NET WAGE/SALARY HEAD	150239	0	0	.00	.000
V40 HOURLY WAGE RATE HEAD	150239	0	0	.00	.000
V41 GROSS WAGE/SALARY SPOUSE	85564	.00	576372.00	13308.9190	20525.97167
V41NET NET WAGE/SALARY SPOUSE	85564	0	0	.00	.000
V42 HOURLY WAGE RATE SPOUSE	85564	0	0	.00	.000
NEARCHB NEAR CASH HOUSING BENEFITS (new = V26S2)	150239	0	0	.00	.000
NEARCOB NEAR CASH EXCEPT HOUSING (new = V26-V26S2)	150239	0	0	.00	.000
HSLOT1 COUNTRY SPECIFIC HOUSEHOLD INFORMATION I	0
HSLOT2 COUNTRY SPECIFIC HOUSEHOLD INFORMATION II	0
SELFI SELF EMPLOYMENT INCOME	150239	-19998	661318	2454.64	15814.869
EARNING EARNINGS	150239	-19998	676866	37096.58	46414.416
FI FACTOR INCOME	150239	-19748	837825	39954.18	49125.500
PENSIOI OCCUPATIONAL PENSIONS	150239	0	160431	1866.76	7001.602
MI MARKET INCOME	150239	-19748	837825	41820.94	49189.118
MEANSI MEANS TESTED INCOME	150239	0	101678	791.17	2295.974
OTHSOCI SOCIAL INSURANCE EX 19-21	150239	0	105199	268.43	2143.380
SOCI SOCIAL INSURANCE TRANSFERS	150239	0	163620	3411.59	6404.114
SOCTRANS SOCIAL TRANSFERS	150239	0	163677	4202.77	6619.971
PRIVATI PRIVATE TRANSFERS	150239	0	199998	300.01	2238.894
TRANSI TRANSFER INCOME	150239	0	200056	4502.77	6902.156
GI GROSS INCOME	150239	-17381	837825	46432.55	47895.661
PAYROLL MAND PAYROLL TAXES	150239	0	76300	2584.06	2725.175
DPI NET DISPOSABLE INCOME AFTER TAXES	150239	-166829	622979	36746.37	33219.000
Valid N (listwise)	0

Frequencies for United States 1995+96+97 household file

Frequency Table

MARRIED MARRIED COUPLE INDICATOR

		Frequency	Percent	Valid Percent	Cumulative Percent
Valid	0 no couple present in household	64675	43.0	43.0	43.0
	1 married couple	80914	53.9	53.9	96.9
	2 married couple, head and spouse interchanged by LIS	31	.0	.0	96.9
	3 non-married cohabiting couple	2546	1.7	1.7	98.6
	4 non-married cohabiting couple, LIS interchanged partners	1927	1.3	1.3	99.9
	5 non-married cohabiting couple, both partners same sex	146	.1	.1	100.0
	Total	150239	100.0	100.0

D1 AGE OF HEAD

		Frequency	Percent	Valid Percent	Cumulative Percent
Valid	15.00	24	.0	.0	.0
	16.00	51	.0	.0	.0
	17.00	89	.1	.1	.1
	18.00	226	.2	.2	.3
	19.00	473	.3	.3	.6
	20.00	695	.5	.5	1.0
	21.00	954	.6	.6	1.7
	22.00	1223	.8	.8	2.5
	23.00	1578	1.1	1.1	3.5
	24.00	1874	1.2	1.2	4.8
	25.00	2150	1.4	1.4	6.2
	26.00	2251	1.5	1.5	7.7
	27.00	2478	1.6	1.6	9.4
	28.00	2566	1.7	1.7	11.1
	29.00	2681	1.8	1.8	12.9
	30.00	2956	2.0	2.0	14.8
	31.00	3001	2.0	2.0	16.8
	32.00	3172	2.1	2.1	18.9
	33.00	3139	2.1	2.1	21.0
	34.00	3398	2.3	2.3	23.3
	35.00	3478	2.3	2.3	25.6
	36.00	3578	2.4	2.4	28.0
	37.00	3544	2.4	2.4	30.3
	38.00	3596	2.4	2.4	32.7
	39.00	3509	2.3	2.3	35.1
	40.00	3593	2.4	2.4	37.5
	41.00	3520	2.3	2.3	39.8
	42.00	3491	2.3	2.3	42.1
	43.00	3379	2.2	2.2	44.4
	44.00	3293	2.2	2.2	46.6
	45.00	3259	2.2	2.2	48.7
	46.00	3181	2.1	2.1	50.9
	47.00	3044	2.0	2.0	52.9
	48.00	3110	2.1	2.1	54.9
	49.00	3061	2.0	2.0	57.0
	50.00	2874	1.9	1.9	58.9
	51.00	2527	1.7	1.7	60.6
	52.00	2428	1.6	1.6	62.2
	53.00	2394	1.6	1.6	63.8
	54.00	2329	1.6	1.6	65.3
	55.00	2333	1.6	1.6	66.9
	56.00	2107	1.4	1.4	68.3
	57.00	1920	1.3	1.3	69.6
	58.00	1925	1.3	1.3	70.9
	59.00	1941	1.3	1.3	72.1
	60.00	1887	1.3	1.3	73.4
	61.00	1796	1.2	1.2	74.6
	62.00	1836	1.2	1.2	75.8
	63.00	1819	1.2	1.2	77.0
	64.00	1727	1.1	1.1	78.2
	65.00	1887	1.3	1.3	79.4
	66.00	1842	1.2	1.2	80.7
	67.00	1874	1.2	1.2	81.9
	68.00	1788	1.2	1.2	83.1
	69.00	1767	1.2	1.2	84.3
	70.00	1804	1.2	1.2	85.5
	71.00	1715	1.1	1.1	86.6
	72.00	1683	1.1	1.1	87.7
	73.00	1666	1.1	1.1	88.8
	74.00	1629	1.1	1.1	89.9
	75.00	1672	1.1	1.1	91.0
	76.00	1525	1.0	1.0	92.1
	77.00	1397	.9	.9	93.0
	78.00	1312	.9	.9	93.9
79.00	1210	.8	.8	94.7
80.00	1130	.8	.8	95.4
81.00	1074	.7	.7	96.1
82.00	989	.7	.7	96.8
83.00	897	.6	.6	97.4
84.00	739	.5	.5	97.9
85.00	611	.4	.4	98.3
86.00	528	.4	.4	98.6
87.00	458	.3	.3	98.9
88.00	413	.3	.3	99.2
89.00	291	.2	.2	99.4
90.00 90 years or over	880	.6	.6	100.0
Total	150239	100.0	100.0

D2 AGE OF SPOUSE

		Frequency	Percent	Valid Percent	Cumulative Percent
Valid	15.00	4	.0	.0	.0
	16.00	12	.0	.0	.0
	17.00	56	.0	.1	.1
	18.00	155	.1	.2	.3
	19.00	267	.2	.3	.6
	20.00	462	.3	.5	1.1
	21.00	594	.4	.7	1.8
	22.00	693	.5	.8	2.6
	23.00	919	.6	1.1	3.7
	24.00	1127	.8	1.3	5.0
	25.00	1333	.9	1.6	6.6
	26.00	1559	1.0	1.8	8.4
	27.00	1695	1.1	2.0	10.4
	28.00	1736	1.2	2.0	12.4
	29.00	1877	1.2	2.2	14.6
	30.00	1984	1.3	2.3	16.9
	31.00	2036	1.4	2.4	19.3
	32.00	2108	1.4	2.5	21.8
	33.00	2224	1.5	2.6	24.4
	34.00	2315	1.5	2.7	27.1
	35.00	2368	1.6	2.8	29.8
	36.00	2377	1.6	2.8	32.6
	37.00	2318	1.5	2.7	35.3
	38.00	2363	1.6	2.8	38.1
	39.00	2431	1.6	2.8	40.9
	40.00	2346	1.6	2.7	43.7
	41.00	2315	1.5	2.7	46.4
	42.00	2223	1.5	2.6	49.0
	43.00	2150	1.4	2.5	51.5
	44.00	2110	1.4	2.5	53.9
	45.00	2010	1.3	2.3	56.3
	46.00	1962	1.3	2.3	58.6
	47.00	1890	1.3	2.2	60.8
	48.00	1875	1.2	2.2	63.0
	49.00	1891	1.3	2.2	65.2
	50.00	1776	1.2	2.1	67.3
	51.00	1587	1.1	1.9	69.1
	52.00	1454	1.0	1.7	70.8
	53.00	1479	1.0	1.7	72.6
	54.00	1429	1.0	1.7	74.2
	55.00	1344	.9	1.6	75.8
	56.00	1252	.8	1.5	77.3
	57.00	1201	.8	1.4	78.7
	58.00	1140	.8	1.3	80.0
	59.00	1066	.7	1.2	81.2
	60.00	1037	.7	1.2	82.5
	61.00	1061	.7	1.2	83.7
	62.00	986	.7	1.2	84.8
	63.00	1005	.7	1.2	86.0
	64.00	929	.6	1.1	87.1
	65.00	903	.6	1.1	88.2
	66.00	843	.6	1.0	89.1
	67.00	869	.6	1.0	90.2
	68.00	852	.6	1.0	91.2
	69.00	758	.5	.9	92.0
	70.00	785	.5	.9	93.0
	71.00	730	.5	.9	93.8
	72.00	703	.5	.8	94.6
	73.00	658	.4	.8	95.4
	74.00	595	.4	.7	96.1
	75.00	532	.4	.6	96.7
	76.00	505	.3	.6	97.3
	77.00	422	.3	.5	97.8
	78.00	368	.2	.4	98.2
79.00	293	.2	.3	98.6
80.00	273	.2	.3	98.9
81.00	236	.2	.3	99.2
82.00	175	.1	.2	99.4
83.00	151	.1	.2	99.6
84.00	110	.1	.1	99.7
85.00	71	.0	.1	99.8
86.00	56	.0	.1	99.8
87.00	49	.0	.1	99.9
88.00	32	.0	.0	99.9
89.00	14	.0	.0	99.9
90.00 90 years or over	50	.0	.1	100.0
Total	85564	57.0	100.0
Missing	System	64675	43.0
Total		150239	100.0

D3 SEX OF HEAD

		Frequency	Percent	Valid Percent	Cumulative Percent
Valid	1.00 male	108592	72.3	72.3	72.3
	2.00 female	41647	27.7	27.7	100.0
	Total	150239	100.0	100.0

D7 GEOGRAPHIC LOCATION INDICATOR A

		Frequency	Percent	Valid Percent	Cumulative Percent
Valid	1.00 Montana/Idaho/Wyoming	6125	4.1	4.1	4.1
	2.00 North Dakota/South Dakota	3895	2.6	2.6	6.7
	3.00 Maine/New Hampshire/Vermont	4535	3.0	3.0	9.7
	4.00 Alaska/Hawaii	2900	1.9	1.9	11.6
	5.00 Rhode Island/Connecticut	3115	2.1	2.1	13.7
	6.00 Colorado/Utah/Nevada	5950	4.0	4.0	17.7
	7.00 Delaware/Maryland/Virginia	5376	3.6	3.6	21.2
	8.00 Iowa/Nebraska/Kansas	5864	3.9	3.9	25.1
	9.00 Indiana/Missouri	3782	2.5	2.5	27.7
	14.00 Massachusetts	3510	2.3	2.3	30.0
	21.00 New York	10139	6.7	6.7	36.7
	22.00 New Jersey	4450	3.0	3.0	39.7
	23.00 Pennsylvania	6262	4.2	4.2	43.9
	31.00 Ohio	5524	3.7	3.7	47.5
	33.00 Illinois	6031	4.0	4.0	51.6
	34.00 Michigan	4997	3.3	3.3	54.9
	35.00 Wisconsin	2146	1.4	1.4	56.3
	41.00 Minnesota	2051	1.4	1.4	57.7
	53.00 District of Columbia	1673	1.1	1.1	58.8
	55.00 West Virginia	2071	1.4	1.4	60.2
	56.00 North Carolina	3735	2.5	2.5	62.7
	57.00 South Carolina	1567	1.0	1.0	63.7
	58.00 Georgia	2449	1.6	1.6	65.3
	59.00 Florida	7834	5.2	5.2	70.5
	61.00 Kentucky	1896	1.3	1.3	71.8
	62.00 Tennessee	1937	1.3	1.3	73.1
	63.00 Alabama	2041	1.4	1.4	74.5
	64.00 Mississippi	1798	1.2	1.2	75.6
	71.00 Arkansas	2063	1.4	1.4	77.0
	72.00 Louisiana	1931	1.3	1.3	78.3
	73.00 Oklahoma	2303	1.5	1.5	79.8
	74.00 Texas	8052	5.4	5.4	85.2
	85.00 New Mexico	2663	1.8	1.8	87.0
	86.00 Arizona	2438	1.6	1.6	88.6
	91.00 Washington	1941	1.3	1.3	89.9
	92.00 Oregon	1860	1.2	1.2	91.1
	93.00 California	13335	8.9	8.9	100.0
	Total	150239	100.0	100.0

D8 ETHNICITY/NATIONALITY OF HEAD

		Frequency	Percent	Valid Percent	Cumulative Percent
Valid	1.00 White	112186	74.7	74.7	74.7
	2.00 Black	14476	9.6	9.6	84.3
	3.00 Native American/Eskimo	1450	1.0	1.0	85.3
	4.00 Asian/Pacific Islander	3948	2.6	2.6	87.9
	5.00 Hispanic	18179	12.1	12.1	100.0
	Total	150239	100.0	100.0

ETHNATSP ETHNICITY/NATIONALITY OF SPOUSE

		Frequency	Percent	Valid Percent	Cumulative Percent
Valid	1.00 White	66341	44.2	77.5	77.5
	2.00 Black	4791	3.2	5.6	83.1
	3.00 Native American/Eskimo	750	.5	.9	84.0
	4.00 Asian/Pacific Islander	2835	1.9	3.3	87.3
	5.00 Hispanic	10847	7.2	12.7	100.0
	Total	85564	57.0	100.0
Missing	System	64675	43.0
Total		150239	100.0

D10 EDUCATION LEVEL OF HEAD

		Frequency	Percent	Valid Percent	Cumulative Percent
Valid	1.00 Elementary school	13567	9.0	9.0	9.0
	2.00 Some high school	16277	10.8	10.8	19.9
	3.00 High school diploma	47337	31.5	31.5	51.4
	4.00 Some college	26760	17.8	17.8	69.2
	5.00 Associate degree	10264	6.8	6.8	76.0
	6.00 Bachelor degree	23134	15.4	15.4	91.4
	7.00 Masters degree	8271	5.5	5.5	96.9
	8.00 Doctorate	4629	3.1	3.1	100.0
	Total	150239	100.0	100.0

D11 EDUCATION LEVEL OF SPOUSE

		Frequency	Percent	Valid Percent	Cumulative Percent
Valid	1.00 Elementary school	5231	3.5	6.1	6.1
	2.00 Some high school	7592	5.1	8.9	15.0
	3.00 High school diploma	31269	20.8	36.5	51.5
	4.00 Some college	15045	10.0	17.6	69.1
	5.00 Associate degree	7182	4.8	8.4	77.5
	6.00 Bachelor degree	13831	9.2	16.2	93.7
	7.00 Masters degree	4212	2.8	4.9	98.6
	8.00 Doctorate	1202	.8	1.4	100.0
	Total	85564	57.0	100.0
Missing	System	64675	43.0
Total		150239	100.0

D12 OCCUPATIONAL TRAINING OF HEAD

		Frequency	Percent
Missing	System	150239	100.0

D13 OCCUPATIONAL TRAINING OF SPOUSE

		Frequency	Percent
Missing	System	150239	100.0

D14 OCCUPATION OF HEAD

		Frequency	Percent	Valid Percent	Cumulative Percent
Valid	.00 Not applicable	40757	27.1	27.1	27.1
	4.00 Chief executives, general administrators, public admin	16	.0	.0	27.1
	5.00 Administrators and officials, public administration	636	.4	.4	27.6
	6.00 Administrators, protective services	70	.0	.0	27.6
	7.00 Financial managers	586	.4	.4	28.0
	8.00 Personnel and labor relations managers	107	.1	.1	28.1
	9.00 Purchasing managers	126	.1	.1	28.2
	13.00 Managers, marketing, advertising, and public relations	685	.5	.5	28.6
	14.00 Administrators, education and related fields	548	.4	.4	29.0
	15.00 Managers, medicine and health	408	.3	.3	29.2
	17.00 Managers, food serving and lodging establishments	1193	.8	.8	30.0
	18.00 Managers, properties and real estate	502	.3	.3	30.4
	19.00 Funeral directors	49	.0	.0	30.4
	21.00 Managers, service organizations, n.e.c.	519	.3	.3	30.8
	22.00 Managers and administrators, n.e.c.	7894	5.3	5.3	36.0
	23.00 Accountants and auditors	1182	.8	.8	36.8
	24.00 Underwriters	65	.0	.0	36.8
	25.00 Other financial officers	602	.4	.4	37.2
	26.00 Management analysts	377	.3	.3	37.5
	27.00 Personnel, training, and labor relations specialists	292	.2	.2	37.7
	28.00 Purchasing agents and buyers, farm products	13	.0	.0	37.7
	29.00 Buyers, wholesale and retail trade except farm products	135	.1	.1	37.8
	33.00 Purchasing agents and buyers, n.e.c.	197	.1	.1	37.9
	34.00 Business and promotion agents	27	.0	.0	37.9
	35.00 Construction inspectors	94	.1	.1	38.0
	36.00 Inspectors and compliance officers, except construction	274	.2	.2	38.2
	37.00 Management related occupations, n.e.c.	305	.2	.2	38.4
	43.00 Architects	197	.1	.1	38.5
	44.00 Aerospace	91	.1	.1	38.6
	45.00 Metallurgical and materials	28	.0	.0	38.6
	46.00 Mining	15	.0	.0	38.6
	47.00 Petroleum	35	.0	.0	38.6
	48.00 Chemical	97	.1	.1	38.7
	49.00 Nuclear	10	.0	.0	38.7
	53.00 Civil	336	.2	.2	38.9
	54.00 Agricultural	2	.0	.0	38.9
	55.00 Electrical and electronic	764	.5	.5	39.4
	56.00 Industrial	286	.2	.2	39.6
	57.00 Mechanical	435	.3	.3	39.9
	58.00 Marine and naval architects	18	.0	.0	39.9
	59.00 Engineers, n.e.c.	295	.2	.2	40.1
	63.00 Surveyors and mapping scientists	33	.0	.0	40.1
	64.00 Computer systems analysts and scientists	1163	.8	.8	40.9
	65.00 Operations and systems researchers and analysts	176	.1	.1	41.0
	66.00 Actuaries	21	.0	.0	41.0
	67.00 Statisticians	25	.0	.0	41.1
	68.00 Mathematical scientists, n.e.c.	5	.0	.0	41.1
	69.00 Physicists and astronomers	35	.0	.0	41.1
	73.00 Chemists, except biochemists	149	.1	.1	41.2
	74.00 Atmospheric and space scientists	10	.0	.0	41.2
	75.00 Geologists and geodesists	77	.1	.1	41.2
	76.00 Physical scientists, n.e.c.	61	.0	.0	41.3
	77.00 Agricultural and food scientists	42	.0	.0	41.3
	78.00 Biological and life scientists	112	.1	.1	41.4
	79.00 Forestry and conservation scientists	56	.0	.0	41.4
	83.00 Medical scientists	34	.0	.0	41.4
	84.00 Physicians	763	.5	.5	42.0
	85.00 Dentists	169	.1	.1	42.1
	86.00 Veterinarians	34	.0	.0	42.1
	87.00 Optometrists	46	.0	.0	42.1
	88.00 Podiatrists	10	.0	.0	42.1
	89.00 Health diagnosing practitioners, n.e.c.	58	.0	.0	42.2
	95.00 Registered nurses	763	.5	.5	42.7
	96.00 Pharmacists	158	.1	.1	42.8
97.00 Dietitians	51	.0	.0	42.8
98.00 Respiratory therapists	87	.1	.1	42.9
99.00 Occupational therapists	23	.0	.0	42.9
103.00 Physical therapists	66	.0	.0	42.9
104.00 Speech therapists	33	.0	.0	43.0
105.00 Therapists, n.e.c.	64	.0	.0	43.0
106.00 Physicians assistants	48	.0	.0	43.0
113.00 Earth, environmental, and marine science teachers	6	.0	.0	43.0
114.00 Biological science teachers	32	.0	.0	43.1
115.00 Chemistry teachers	17	.0	.0	43.1
116.00 Physics teachers	18	.0	.0	43.1
117.00 Natural science teachers, n.e.c.	10	.0	.0	43.1
118.00 Psychology teachers	20	.0	.0	43.1
119.00 Economics teachers	28	.0	.0	43.1
123.00 History teachers	25	.0	.0	43.1
124.00 Political science teachers	20	.0	.0	43.1
125.00 Sociology teachers	7	.0	.0	43.1
126.00 Social science teachers, n.e.c.	8	.0	.0	43.2
127.00 Engineering teachers	44	.0	.0	43.2
128.00 Mathematical science teachers	47	.0	.0	43.2
129.00 Computer science teachers	26	.0	.0	43.2
133.00 Medical science teachers	18	.0	.0	43.2
134.00 Health specialties teachers	21	.0	.0	43.3
135.00 Business, commerce, and marketing teachers	30	.0	.0	43.3
136.00 Agriculture and forestry teachers	9	.0	.0	43.3
137.00 Art, drama, and music teachers	49	.0	.0	43.3
138.00 Physical education teachers	8	.0	.0	43.3
139.00 Education teachers	10	.0	.0	43.3
143.00 English teachers	63	.0	.0	43.4
144.00 Foreign language teachers	21	.0	.0	43.4
145.00 Law teachers	10	.0	.0	43.4
146.00 Social work teachers	5	.0	.0	43.4
147.00 Theology teachers	22	.0	.0	43.4
148.00 Trade and industrial teachers	3	.0	.0	43.4
153.00 Teachers, postsecondary, n.e.c.	8	.0	.0	43.4
154.00 Postsecondary teachers, subject not specified	358	.2	.2	43.7
155.00 Teachers, prekindergarten and kindergarten	145	.1	.1	43.7
156.00 Teachers, elementary school	970	.6	.6	44.4
157.00 Teachers, secondary school	963	.6	.6	45.0
158.00 Teachers, special education	217	.1	.1	45.2
159.00 Teachers, n.e.c.	530	.4	.4	45.5
163.00 Counselors, Educational and Vocational	169	.1	.1	45.6
164.00 Librarians	108	.1	.1	45.7
165.00 Archivists and curators	25	.0	.0	45.7
166.00 Economists	126	.1	.1	45.8
167.00 Psychologists	224	.1	.1	46.0
169.00 Social scientists, n.e.c.	27	.0	.0	46.0
173.00 Urban planners	15	.0	.0	46.0
174.00 Social workers	582	.4	.4	46.4
175.00 Recreation workers	58	.0	.0	46.4
176.00 Clergy	453	.3	.3	46.7
177.00 Religious workers, n.e.c.	78	.1	.1	46.8
178.00 Lawyers and Judges	940	.6	.6	47.4
183.00 Authors	109	.1	.1	47.5
184.00 Technical writers	49	.0	.0	47.5
185.00 Designers	459	.3	.3	47.8
186.00 Musicians and composers	145	.1	.1	47.9
187.00 Actors and directors	123	.1	.1	48.0
188.00 Painters, sculptors, craft-artists, and artist printmakers	195	.1	.1	48.1
189.00 Photographers	143	.1	.1	48.2
193.00 Dancers	13	.0	.0	48.2
194.00 Artists, performers, and related workers, n.e.c.	112	.1	.1	48.3
195.00 Editors and reporters	243	.2	.2	48.5
197.00 Public relations specialists	132	.1	.1	48.5
198.00 Announcers	70	.0	.0	48.6
199.00 Athletes	71	.0	.0	48.6
203.00 Clinical laboratory technologists and technicians	218	.1	.1	48.8
204.00 Dental hygienists	17	.0	.0	48.8
205.00 Health record technologists and technicians	15	.0	.0	48.8
206.00 Radiologic technicians	85	.1	.1	48.9
207.00 Licensed practical nurses	279	.2	.2	49.0
208.00 Health technologists and technicians, n.e.c.	366	.2	.2	49.3
213.00 Electrical and electronic technicians	394	.3	.3	49.6
214.00 Industrial engineering technicians	1	.0	.0	49.6
215.00 Mechanical engineering technicians	26	.0	.0	49.6
216.00 Engineering technicians, n.e.c.	242	.2	.2	49.7
217.00 Drafting occupations	243	.2	.2	49.9
218.00 Surveying and mapping technicians	75	.0	.0	49.9
223.00 Biological technicians	68	.0	.0	50.0
224.00 Chemical technicians	86	.1	.1	50.0
225.00 Science technicians, n.e.c.	78	.1	.1	50.1
226.00 Airplane pilots and navigators	144	.1	.1	50.2
227.00 Air traffic controllers	47	.0	.0	50.2
228.00 Broadcast equipment operators	28	.0	.0	50.2
229.00 Computer programmers	521	.3	.3	50.6
233.00 Tool programmers, numerical control	6	.0	.0	50.6
234.00 Legal assistants	215	.1	.1	50.7
235.00 Technicians, n.e.c.	104	.1	.1	50.8
243.00 Supervisors and Proprietors, Sales Occupations	4367	2.9	2.9	53.7
253.00 Insurance sales occupations	566	.4	.4	54.1
254.00 Real estate sales occupations	621	.4	.4	54.5
255.00 Securities and financial services sales occupations	391	.3	.3	54.8
256.00 Advertising and related sales occupations	115	.1	.1	54.8
257.00 Sales occupations, other business services	513	.3	.3	55.2
258.00 Sales engineers	42	.0	.0	55.2
259.00 Sales representatives, mining, manufact., and wholesale	1591	1.1	1.1	56.3
263.00 Sales workers, motor vehicles and boats	394	.3	.3	56.5
264.00 Sales workers, apparel	174	.1	.1	56.6
265.00 Sales workers, shoes	34	.0	.0	56.7
266.00 Sales workers, furniture and home furnishings	132	.1	.1	56.8
267.00 Sales workers, radio, TV, hi-fi, and appliances	185	.1	.1	56.9
268.00 Sales workers, hardware and building supplies	271	.2	.2	57.1
269.00 Sales workers, parts	160	.1	.1	57.2
274.00 Sales workers, other commodities	767	.5	.5	57.7
275.00 Sales counter clerks	91	.1	.1	57.7
276.00 Cashiers	1227	.8	.8	58.6
277.00 Street and door-to-door sales workers	152	.1	.1	58.7
278.00 News vendors	72	.0	.0	58.7
283.00 Demonstrators, promoters and models, sales	69	.0	.0	58.8
284.00 Auctioneers	6	.0	.0	58.8
285.00 Sales support occupations, n.e.c.	5	.0	.0	58.8
303.00 Supervisors, general office	289	.2	.2	59.0
304.00 Supervisors, computer equipment operators	18	.0	.0	59.0
305.00 Supervisors, financial records processing	53	.0	.0	59.0
306.00 Chief communications operators	5	.0	.0	59.0
307.00 Supervisors, distribution, scheduling, and adjusting clerks	156	.1	.1	59.1
308.00 Computer operators	263	.2	.2	59.3
313.00 Secretaries	1040	.7	.7	60.0
314.00 Stenographers	33	.0	.0	60.0
315.00 Typists	239	.2	.2	60.2
316.00 Interviewers	72	.0	.0	60.2
317.00 Hotel clerks	64	.0	.0	60.2
318.00 Transportation ticket and reservation agents	155	.1	.1	60.3
319.00 Receptionists	376	.3	.3	60.6
323.00 Information clerks, n.e.c.	178	.1	.1	60.7
325.00 Classified-ad clerks	1	.0	.0	60.7
326.00 Correspondence clerks	15	.0	.0	60.7
327.00 Order clerks	115	.1	.1	60.8
328.00 Personnel clerks, except payroll and timekeeping	36	.0	.0	60.8
329.00 Library clerks	55	.0	.0	60.9
335.00 File clerks	121	.1	.1	60.9
336.00 Records clerks	114	.1	.1	61.0
337.00 Bookkeepers, accounting, and auditing clerks	646	.4	.4	61.5
338.00 Payroll and timekeeping clerks	69	.0	.0	61.5
339.00 Billing clerks	60	.0	.0	61.5
343.00 Cost and rate clerks	38	.0	.0	61.6
344.00 Billing, posting, and calculating machine operators	38	.0	.0	61.6
345.00 Duplicating machine operators	24	.0	.0	61.6
346.00 Mail preparing and paper handling machine operators	9	.0	.0	61.6
347.00 Office machine operators, n.e.c.	18	.0	.0	61.6
348.00 Telephone operators	78	.1	.1	61.7
353.00 Communications equipment operators, n.e.c.	5	.0	.0	61.7
354.00 Postal clerks, except mail carriers	309	.2	.2	61.9
355.00 Mail carriers, postal service	360	.2	.2	62.1
356.00 Mail clerks, except postal service	136	.1	.1	62.2
357.00 Messengers	138	.1	.1	62.3
359.00 Dispatchers	212	.1	.1	62.4
363.00 Production coordinators	196	.1	.1	62.6
364.00 Traffic, shipping, and receiving clerks	490	.3	.3	62.9
365.00 Stock and inventory clerks	379	.3	.3	63.2
366.00 Meter readers	53	.0	.0	63.2
368.00 Weighers, measurers, checkers, and samplers	49	.0	.0	63.2
373.00 Expediters	121	.1	.1	63.3
374.00 Material recording, scheduling, and distribut. clerks	7	.0	.0	63.3
375.00 Insurance adjusters, examiners, and investigators	260	.2	.2	63.5
376.00 Investigators and adjusters, except insurance	573	.4	.4	63.9
377.00 Eligibility clerks, social welfare	52	.0	.0	63.9
378.00 Bill and account collectors	97	.1	.1	64.0
379.00 General office clerks	371	.2	.2	64.2
383.00 Bank tellers	108	.1	.1	64.3
384.00 Proofreaders	10	.0	.0	64.3
385.00 Data-entry keyers	364	.2	.2	64.5
386.00 Statistical clerks	42	.0	.0	64.6
387.00 Teachers aides	226	.2	.2	64.7
389.00 Administrative support occupations, n.e.c.	571	.4	.4	65.1
404.00 Cooks, private household	1	.0	.0	65.1
405.00 Housekeepers and butlers	7	.0	.0	65.1
406.00 Child care workers, private household	114	.1	.1	65.2
407.00 Private household cleaners and servants	329	.2	.2	65.4
413.00 Supervisors, firefighting and fire prevention occupat.	54	.0	.0	65.4
414.00 Supervisors, police and detectives	143	.1	.1	65.5
415.00 Supervisors, guards	58	.0	.0	65.6
416.00 Fire inspection and fire prevention occupations	20	.0	.0	65.6
417.00 Firefighting occupations	275	.2	.2	65.8
418.00 Police and detectives, public service	639	.4	.4	66.2
423.00 Sheriffs, bailiffs, and other law enforcement officers	166	.1	.1	66.3
424.00 Correctional institution officers	279	.2	.2	66.5
425.00 Crossing guards	32	.0	.0	66.5
426.00 Guards and police, except public service	810	.5	.5	67.0
427.00 Protective service occupations, n.e.c.	32	.0	.0	67.1
433.00 Supervisors, food preparation and service occupations	192	.1	.1	67.2
434.00 Bartenders	300	.2	.2	67.4
435.00 Waiters and waitresses	705	.5	.5	67.9
436.00 Cooks	1416	.9	.9	68.8
438.00 Food counter, fountain and related occupations	84	.1	.1	68.9
439.00 Kitchen workers, food preparation	108	.1	.1	68.9
443.00 Waiters/waitresses assistants	235	.2	.2	69.1
444.00 Miscellaneous food preparation occupations	367	.2	.2	69.3
445.00 Dental assistants	76	.1	.1	69.4
446.00 Health aides, except nursing	172	.1	.1	69.5
447.00 Nursing aides, orderlies, and attendants	1133	.8	.8	70.2
448.00 Supervisors, cleaning and building service workers	176	.1	.1	70.4
449.00 Maids and housemen	513	.3	.3	70.7
453.00 Janitors and cleaners	2176	1.4	1.4	72.2
454.00 Elevator operators	11	.0	.0	72.2
455.00 Pest control occupations	63	.0	.0	72.2
456.00 Supervisors, personal service occupations	93	.1	.1	72.3
457.00 Barbers	82	.1	.1	72.3
458.00 Hairdressers and cosmetologists	336	.2	.2	72.5
459.00 Attendants, amusement and recreation facilities	128	.1	.1	72.6
461.00 Guides	50	.0	.0	72.7
462.00 Ushers	14	.0	.0	72.7
463.00 Public transportation attendants	64	.0	.0	72.7
464.00 Baggage porters and bellhops	29	.0	.0	72.7
465.00 Welfare service aides	62	.0	.0	72.8
466.00 Family child care providers	164	.1	.1	72.9
467.00 Early childhood teacher assistants	136	.1	.1	73.0
468.00 Child care workers, n.e.c.	95	.1	.1	73.0
469.00 Personal service occupations, n.e.c.	148	.1	.1	73.1
473.00 Farmers, except horticultural	1363	.9	.9	74.0
474.00 Horticultural specialty farmers	57	.0	.0	74.1
475.00 Managers, farms, except horticultural	250	.2	.2	74.2
476.00 Managers, horticultural specialty farms	14	.0	.0	74.3
477.00 Supervisors, farm workers	59	.0	.0	74.3
479.00 Farm workers	925	.6	.6	74.9
483.00 Marine life cultivation workers	3	.0	.0	74.9
484.00 Nursery workers	19	.0	.0	74.9
485.00 Supervisors, related agricultural occupations	168	.1	.1	75.0
486.00 Groundskeepers and gardeners, except farm	871	.6	.6	75.6
487.00 Animal caretakers, except farm	75	.0	.0	75.7
488.00 Graders and sorters, agricultural products	50	.0	.0	75.7
489.00 Inspectors, agricultural products	1	.0	.0	75.7
494.00 Supervisors, forestry and logging workers	16	.0	.0	75.7
495.00 Forestry workers, except logging	23	.0	.0	75.7
496.00 Timber cutting and logging occupations	128	.1	.1	75.8
497.00 Captains and other officers, fishing vessels	12	.0	.0	75.8
498.00 Fishers	85	.1	.1	75.9
499.00 Hunters and trappers	3	.0	.0	75.9
503.00 Supervisors, mechanics and repairers	327	.2	.2	76.1
505.00 Automobile mechanics	1078	.7	.7	76.8
506.00 Automobile mechanic apprentices	4	.0	.0	76.8
507.00 Bus, truck, and stationary engine mechanics	432	.3	.3	77.1
508.00 Aircraft engine mechanics	208	.1	.1	77.2
509.00 Small engine repairers	75	.0	.0	77.3
514.00 Automobile body and related repairers	267	.2	.2	77.5
515.00 Aircraft mechanics, except engine	20	.0	.0	77.5
516.00 Heavy equipment mechanics	279	.2	.2	77.7
517.00 Farm equipment mechanics	61	.0	.0	77.7
518.00 Industrial machinery repairers	684	.5	.5	78.2
519.00 Machinery maintenance occupations	13	.0	.0	78.2
523.00 Electronic repairers, communic. and industrial equipmt	209	.1	.1	78.3
525.00 Data processing equipment repairers	220	.1	.1	78.5
526.00 Household appliance and power tool repairers	54	.0	.0	78.5
527.00 Telephone line installers and repairers	56	.0	.0	78.5
529.00 Telephone installers and repairers	241	.2	.2	78.7
533.00 Miscell. electrical and electronic equipment repairers	105	.1	.1	78.8
534.00 Heating, air conditioning, and refrigeration mechanics	384	.3	.3	79.0
535.00 Camera, watch, and musical instrument repairers	46	.0	.0	79.0
536.00 Locksmiths and safe repairers	29	.0	.0	79.1
538.00 Office machine repairers	78	.1	.1	79.1
539.00 Mechanical controls and valve repairers	18	.0	.0	79.1
543.00 Elevator installers and repairers	25	.0	.0	79.1
544.00 Millwrights	98	.1	.1	79.2
547.00 Specified mechanics and repairers, n.e.c.	560	.4	.4	79.6
549.00 Not specified mechanics and repairers	304	.2	.2	79.8
553.00 Supervisors, brickmasons, stonemasons, and tile setters	11	.0	.0	79.8
554.00 Supervisors, carpenters and related workers	39	.0	.0	79.8
555.00 Superv., electricians and power transmission installers	42	.0	.0	79.8
556.00 Supervisors, painters, paperhangers, and plasterers	15	.0	.0	79.9
557.00 Supervisors, plumbers, pipefitters, and steamfitters	28	.0	.0	79.9
558.00 Supervisors, construction, n.e.c.	888	.6	.6	80.5
563.00 Brickmasons and stonemasons	259	.2	.2	80.6
564.00 Brickmason and stonemason apprentices	2	.0	.0	80.6
565.00 Tile setters, hard and soft	72	.0	.0	80.7
566.00 Carpet installers	159	.1	.1	80.8
567.00 Carpenters	1613	1.1	1.1	81.9
569.00 Carpenter apprentices	7	.0	.0	81.9
573.00 Drywall installers	222	.1	.1	82.0
575.00 Electricians	997	.7	.7	82.7
576.00 Electrician apprentices	27	.0	.0	82.7
577.00 Electrical power installers and repairers	175	.1	.1	82.8
579.00 Painters, construction and maintenance	653	.4	.4	83.3
583.00 Paperhangers	45	.0	.0	83.3
584.00 Plasterers	39	.0	.0	83.3
585.00 Plumbers, pipefitters, and steamfitters	763	.5	.5	83.8
587.00 Plumber, pipefitter, and steamfitter apprentices	9	.0	.0	83.8
588.00 Concrete and terrazzo finishers	118	.1	.1	83.9
589.00 Glaziers	45	.0	.0	83.9
593.00 Insulation workers	78	.1	.1	84.0
594.00 Paving, surfacing, and tamping equipment operators	17	.0	.0	84.0
595.00 Roofers	229	.2	.2	84.1
596.00 Sheetmetal duct installers	49	.0	.0	84.2
597.00 Structural metal workers	75	.0	.0	84.2
598.00 Drillers, earth	29	.0	.0	84.2
599.00 Construction trades, n.e.c.	272	.2	.2	84.4
613.00 Supervisors, extractive occupations	81	.1	.1	84.5
614.00 Drillers, oil well	48	.0	.0	84.5
615.00 Explosives workers	11	.0	.0	84.5
616.00 Mining machine operators	84	.1	.1	84.6
617.00 Mining occupations, n.e.c.	57	.0	.0	84.6
628.00 Supervisors, production occupations	1382	.9	.9	85.5
634.00 Tool and die makers	146	.1	.1	85.6
635.00 Tool and die maker apprentices	2	.0	.0	85.6
636.00 Precision assemblers, metal	25	.0	.0	85.7
637.00 Machinists	631	.4	.4	86.1
639.00 Machinist apprentices	4	.0	.0	86.1
643.00 Boilermakers	60	.0	.0	86.1
644.00 Precision grinders, filers, and tool sharpeners	15	.0	.0	86.1
645.00 Patternmakers and model makers, metal	17	.0	.0	86.1
646.00 Lay-out workers	10	.0	.0	86.1
647.00 Precious stones and metals workers (Jewelers)	68	.0	.0	86.2
649.00 Engravers, metal	10	.0	.0	86.2
653.00 Sheet metal workers	163	.1	.1	86.3
654.00 Sheet metal worker apprentices	3	.0	.0	86.3
655.00 Miscellaneous precision metal workers	2	.0	.0	86.3
656.00 Patternmakers and model makers, wood	4	.0	.0	86.3
657.00 Cabinet makers and bench carpenters	98	.1	.1	86.4
658.00 Furniture and wood finishers	37	.0	.0	86.4
659.00 Miscellaneous precision woodworkers	3	.0	.0	86.4
666.00 Dressmakers	34	.0	.0	86.4
667.00 Tailors	50	.0	.0	86.5
668.00 Upholsterers	79	.1	.1	86.5
669.00 Shoe repairers	23	.0	.0	86.5
674.00 Miscellaneous precision apparel and fabric workers	9	.0	.0	86.5
675.00 Hand molders and shapers, except jewelers	24	.0	.0	86.5
676.00 Patternmakers, lay-out workers, and cutters	17	.0	.0	86.6
677.00 Optical goods workers	49	.0	.0	86.6
678.00 Dental laboratory and medical appliance technicians	44	.0	.0	86.6
679.00 Bookbinders	26	.0	.0	86.6
683.00 Electrical and electronic equipment assemblers	159	.1	.1	86.7
684.00 Miscellaneous precision workers, n.e.c.	18	.0	.0	86.8
686.00 Butchers and meat cutters	296	.2	.2	87.0
687.00 Bakers	135	.1	.1	87.0
688.00 Food batchmakers	19	.0	.0	87.1
689.00 Inspectors, testers, and graders	133	.1	.1	87.1
693.00 Adjusters and calibrators	21	.0	.0	87.2
694.00 Water and sewage treatment plant operators	72	.0	.0	87.2
695.00 Power plant operators	43	.0	.0	87.2
696.00 Stationary engineers	171	.1	.1	87.3
699.00 Miscellaneous plant and system operators	72	.0	.0	87.4
703.00 Lathe and turning machine set-up operators	22	.0	.0	87.4
704.00 Lathe and turning machine operators	46	.0	.0	87.4
705.00 Milling and planing machine operators	12	.0	.0	87.4
706.00 Punching and stamping press machine operators	108	.1	.1	87.5
707.00 Rolling machine operators	16	.0	.0	87.5
708.00 Drilling and boring machine operators	20	.0	.0	87.5
709.00 Grinding, abrading, buffing, and polishing machine oper	151	.1	.1	87.6
713.00 Forging machine operators	17	.0	.0	87.7
714.00 Numerical control machine operators	17	.0	.0	87.7
715.00 Miscell. metal/plastic/stone/glass working machine oper	31	.0	.0	87.7
717.00 Fabricating machine operators, n.e.c.	31	.0	.0	87.7
719.00 Molding and casting machine operators	112	.1	.1	87.8
723.00 Metal plating machine operators	26	.0	.0	87.8
724.00 Heat treating equipment operators	15	.0	.0	87.8
725.00 Miscell. metal and plastic processing machine operators	15	.0	.0	87.8
726.00 Wood lathe, routing, and planing machine operators	12	.0	.0	87.8
727.00 Sawing machine operators	100	.1	.1	87.9
728.00 Shaping and joining machine operators	4	.0	.0	87.9
729.00 Nailing and tacking machine operators	2	.0	.0	87.9
733.00 Miscellaneous woodworking machine operators	38	.0	.0	87.9
734.00 Printing press operators	325	.2	.2	88.1
735.00 Photoengravers and lithographers	25	.0	.0	88.2
736.00 Typesetters and compositors	14	.0	.0	88.2
737.00 Miscellaneous printing machine operators	20	.0	.0	88.2
738.00 Winding and twisting machine operators	34	.0	.0	88.2
739.00 Knitting, looping, taping, and weaving machine operator	25	.0	.0	88.2
743.00 Textile cutting machine operators	5	.0	.0	88.2
744.00 Textile sewing machine operators	321	.2	.2	88.4
745.00 Shoe machine operators	17	.0	.0	88.4
747.00 Pressing machine operators	63	.0	.0	88.5
748.00 Laundering and dry cleaning machine operators	151	.1	.1	88.6
749.00 Miscellaneous textile machine operators	43	.0	.0	88.6
753.00 Cementing and gluing machine operators	29	.0	.0	88.6
754.00 Packaging and filling machine operators	289	.2	.2	88.8
755.00 Extruding and forming machine operators	41	.0	.0	88.9
756.00 Mixing and blending machine operators	115	.1	.1	88.9
757.00 Separating, filtering, and clarifying machine operators	60	.0	.0	89.0
758.00 Compressing and compacting machine operators	22	.0	.0	89.0
759.00 Painting and paint spraying machine operators	229	.2	.2	89.1
763.00 Roasting and baking machine operators, food	9	.0	.0	89.1
764.00 Washing, cleaning, and pickling machine operators	14	.0	.0	89.2
765.00 Folding machine operators	16	.0	.0	89.2
766.00 Furnace, kiln, and oven operators, except food	109	.1	.1	89.2
768.00 Crushing and grinding machine operators	52	.0	.0	89.3
769.00 Slicing and cutting machine operators	173	.1	.1	89.4
773.00 Motion picture projectionists	3	.0	.0	89.4
774.00 Photographic process machine operators	48	.0	.0	89.4
777.00 Miscellaneous machine operators, n.e.c.	1177	.8	.8	90.2
779.00 Machine operators, not specified	358	.2	.2	90.4
783.00 Welders and cutters	780	.5	.5	91.0
784.00 Solderers and brazers	12	.0	.0	91.0
785.00 Assemblers	1073	.7	.7	91.7
786.00 Hand cutting and trimming occupations	12	.0	.0	91.7
787.00 Hand molding, casting, and forming occupations	24	.0	.0	91.7
789.00 Hand painting, coating, and decorating occupations	24	.0	.0	91.7
793.00 Hand engraving and printing occupations	14	.0	.0	91.7
795.00 Miscellaneous hand working occupations	57	.0	.0	91.8
796.00 Production inspectors, checkers, and examiners	464	.3	.3	92.1
797.00 Production testers	58	.0	.0	92.1
798.00 Production samplers and weighers	8	.0	.0	92.1
799.00 Graders and sorters, except agricultural	117	.1	.1	92.2
803.00 Supervisors, motor vehicle operators	97	.1	.1	92.3
804.00 Truck drivers	3749	2.5	2.5	94.8
806.00 Driver-sales workers	176	.1	.1	94.9
808.00 Bus drivers	451	.3	.3	95.2
809.00 Taxicab drivers and chauffeurs	291	.2	.2	95.4
813.00 Parking lot attendants	40	.0	.0	95.4
814.00 Motor transportation occupations, n.e.c.	2	.0	.0	95.4
823.00 Railroad conductors and yardmasters	64	.0	.0	95.4
824.00 Locomotive operating occupations	73	.0	.0	95.5
825.00 Railroad brake, signal, and switch operators	24	.0	.0	95.5
826.00 Rail vehicle operators, n.e.c.	5	.0	.0	95.5
828.00 Ship captains and mates, except fishing boats	40	.0	.0	95.5
829.00 Sailors and deckhands	37	.0	.0	95.6
833.00 Marine engineers	6	.0	.0	95.6
834.00 Bridge, lock, and lighthouse tenders	10	.0	.0	95.6
843.00 Supervisors, material moving equipment operators	14	.0	.0	95.6
844.00 Operating engineers	393	.3	.3	95.8
845.00 Longshore equipment operators	2	.0	.0	95.8
848.00 Hoist and winch operators	27	.0	.0	95.9
849.00 Crane and tower operators	95	.1	.1	95.9
853.00 Excavating and loading machine operators	174	.1	.1	96.0
855.00 Grader, dozer, and scraper operators	109	.1	.1	96.1
856.00 Industrial truck and tractor equipment operators	582	.4	.4	96.5
859.00 Miscellaneous material moving equipment operators	83	.1	.1	96.6
864.00 Supervisors, handlers, equipmt cleaners, laborers nec	16	.0	.0	96.6
865.00 Helpers, mechanics, and repairers	28	.0	.0	96.6
866.00 Helpers, construction trades	76	.1	.1	96.6
867.00 Helpers, surveyor	5	.0	.0	96.6
868.00 Helpers, extractive occupations	2	.0	.0	96.6
869.00 Construction laborers	860	.6	.6	97.2
874.00 Production helpers	38	.0	.0	97.2
875.00 Garbage collectors	57	.0	.0	97.3
876.00 Stevedores	22	.0	.0	97.3
877.00 Stock handlers and baggers	550	.4	.4	97.7
878.00 Machine feeders and offbearers	62	.0	.0	97.7
883.00 Freight, stock, and material handlers, n.e.c.	588	.4	.4	98.1
885.00 Garage and service station related occupations	126	.1	.1	98.2
887.00 Vehicle washers and equipment cleaners	218	.1	.1	98.3
888.00 Hand packers and packagers	148	.1	.1	98.4
889.00 Laborers, except construction	1250	.8	.8	99.3
905.00 Unemployed whose last job was Armed Forces	1086	.7	.7	100.0
906.00	35	.0	.0	100.0
Total	150239	100.0	100.0

D15 OCCUPATION OF SPOUSE

		Frequency	Percent	Valid Percent	Cumulative Percent
Valid	.00 Not applicable	28794	19.2	33.7	33.7
	4.00 Chief executives, general administrators, public admin	2	.0	.0	33.7
	5.00 Administrators and officials, public administration	302	.2	.4	34.0
	6.00 Administrators, protective services	16	.0	.0	34.0
	7.00 Financial managers	380	.3	.4	34.5
	8.00 Personnel and labor relations managers	83	.1	.1	34.6
	9.00 Purchasing managers	48	.0	.1	34.6
	13.00 Managers, marketing, advertising, and public relations	208	.1	.2	34.9
	14.00 Administrators, education and related fields	485	.3	.6	35.4
	15.00 Managers, medicine and health	615	.4	.7	36.2
	17.00 Managers, food serving and lodging establishments	594	.4	.7	36.8
	18.00 Managers, properties and real estate	229	.2	.3	37.1
	19.00 Funeral directors	5	.0	.0	37.1
	21.00 Managers, service organizations, n.e.c.	333	.2	.4	37.5
	22.00 Managers and administrators, n.e.c.	2120	1.4	2.5	40.0
	23.00 Accountants and auditors	872	.6	1.0	41.0
	24.00 Underwriters	60	.0	.1	41.1
	25.00 Other financial officers	436	.3	.5	41.6
	26.00 Management analysts	111	.1	.1	41.7
	27.00 Personnel, training, and labor relations specialists	289	.2	.3	42.1
	28.00 Purchasing agents and buyers, farm products	1	.0	.0	42.1
	29.00 Buyers, wholesale and retail trade except farm products	121	.1	.1	42.2
	33.00 Purchasing agents and buyers, n.e.c.	153	.1	.2	42.4
	34.00 Business and promotion agents	11	.0	.0	42.4
	35.00 Construction inspectors	5	.0	.0	42.4
	36.00 Inspectors and compliance officers, except construction	64	.0	.1	42.5
	37.00 Management related occupations, n.e.c.	393	.3	.5	42.9
	43.00 Architects	28	.0	.0	43.0
	45.00 Metallurgical and materials	3	.0	.0	43.0
	46.00 Mining	3	.0	.0	43.0
	47.00 Petroleum	4	.0	.0	43.0
	48.00 Chemical	18	.0	.0	43.0
	53.00 Civil	24	.0	.0	43.0
	55.00 Electrical and electronic	48	.0	.1	43.1
	56.00 Industrial	34	.0	.0	43.1
	57.00 Mechanical	16	.0	.0	43.1
	58.00 Marine and naval architects	1	.0	.0	43.1
	59.00 Engineers, n.e.c.	28	.0	.0	43.2
	63.00 Surveyors and mapping scientists	2	.0	.0	43.2
	64.00 Computer systems analysts and scientists	303	.2	.4	43.5
	65.00 Operations and systems researchers and analysts	63	.0	.1	43.6
	66.00 Actuaries	6	.0	.0	43.6
	67.00 Statisticians	11	.0	.0	43.6
	68.00 Mathematical scientists, n.e.c.	1	.0	.0	43.6
	69.00 Physicists and astronomers	1	.0	.0	43.6
	73.00 Chemists, except biochemists	41	.0	.0	43.7
	74.00 Atmospheric and space scientists	3	.0	.0	43.7
	75.00 Geologists and geodesists	4	.0	.0	43.7
	76.00 Physical scientists, n.e.c.	12	.0	.0	43.7
	77.00 Agricultural and food scientists	7	.0	.0	43.7
	78.00 Biological and life scientists	48	.0	.1	43.8
	79.00 Forestry and conservation scientists	10	.0	.0	43.8
	83.00 Medical scientists	4	.0	.0	43.8
	84.00 Physicians	149	.1	.2	43.9
	85.00 Dentists	24	.0	.0	44.0
	86.00 Veterinarians	15	.0	.0	44.0
	87.00 Optometrists	16	.0	.0	44.0
	88.00 Podiatrists	1	.0	.0	44.0
	89.00 Health diagnosing practitioners, n.e.c.	8	.0	.0	44.0
	95.00 Registered nurses	1880	1.3	2.2	46.2
	96.00 Pharmacists	77	.1	.1	46.3
	97.00 Dietitians	90	.1	.1	46.4
	98.00 Respiratory therapists	52	.0	.1	46.5
	99.00 Occupational therapists	54	.0	.1	46.5
103.00 Physical therapists	113	.1	.1	46.7
104.00 Speech therapists	105	.1	.1	46.8
105.00 Therapists, n.e.c.	53	.0	.1	46.9
106.00 Physicians assistants	33	.0	.0	46.9
114.00 Biological science teachers	12	.0	.0	46.9
115.00 Chemistry teachers	2	.0	.0	46.9
116.00 Physics teachers	1	.0	.0	46.9
117.00 Natural science teachers, n.e.c.	1	.0	.0	46.9
118.00 Psychology teachers	5	.0	.0	46.9
119.00 Economics teachers	4	.0	.0	46.9
123.00 History teachers	10	.0	.0	46.9
124.00 Political science teachers	2	.0	.0	46.9
125.00 Sociology teachers	3	.0	.0	46.9
126.00 Social science teachers, n.e.c.	5	.0	.0	46.9
127.00 Engineering teachers	9	.0	.0	47.0
128.00 Mathematical science teachers	27	.0	.0	47.0
129.00 Computer science teachers	8	.0	.0	47.0
133.00 Medical science teachers	4	.0	.0	47.0
134.00 Health specialties teachers	49	.0	.1	47.1
135.00 Business, commerce, and marketing teachers	17	.0	.0	47.1
137.00 Art, drama, and music teachers	20	.0	.0	47.1
138.00 Physical education teachers	3	.0	.0	47.1
139.00 Education teachers	10	.0	.0	47.1
143.00 English teachers	39	.0	.0	47.2
144.00 Foreign language teachers	19	.0	.0	47.2
145.00 Law teachers	2	.0	.0	47.2
146.00 Social work teachers	3	.0	.0	47.2
147.00 Theology teachers	1	.0	.0	47.2
148.00 Trade and industrial teachers	2	.0	.0	47.2
149.00 Home economics teachers	2	.0	.0	47.2
153.00 Teachers, postsecondary, n.e.c.	4	.0	.0	47.2
154.00 Postsecondary teachers, subject not specified	162	.1	.2	47.4
155.00 Teachers, prekindergarten and kindergarten	572	.4	.7	48.1
156.00 Teachers, elementary school	1723	1.1	2.0	50.1
157.00 Teachers, secondary school	822	.5	1.0	51.0
158.00 Teachers, special education	327	.2	.4	51.4
159.00 Teachers, n.e.c.	502	.3	.6	52.0
163.00 Counselors, Educational and Vocational	178	.1	.2	52.2
164.00 Librarians	194	.1	.2	52.4
165.00 Archivists and curators	10	.0	.0	52.4
166.00 Economists	81	.1	.1	52.5
167.00 Psychologists	137	.1	.2	52.7
169.00 Social scientists, n.e.c.	14	.0	.0	52.7
173.00 Urban planners	6	.0	.0	52.7
174.00 Social workers	513	.3	.6	53.3
175.00 Recreation workers	78	.1	.1	53.4
176.00 Clergy	44	.0	.1	53.5
177.00 Religious workers, n.e.c.	80	.1	.1	53.6
178.00 Lawyers and Judges	199	.1	.2	53.8
183.00 Authors	85	.1	.1	53.9
184.00 Technical writers	38	.0	.0	53.9
185.00 Designers	412	.3	.5	54.4
186.00 Musicians and composers	54	.0	.1	54.5
187.00 Actors and directors	25	.0	.0	54.5
188.00 Painters, sculptors, craft-artists, and artist printmakers	89	.1	.1	54.6
189.00 Photographers	39	.0	.0	54.7
193.00 Dancers	7	.0	.0	54.7
194.00 Artists, performers, and related workers, n.e.c.	80	.1	.1	54.8
195.00 Editors and reporters	122	.1	.1	54.9
197.00 Public relations specialists	83	.1	.1	55.0
198.00 Announcers	9	.0	.0	55.0
199.00 Athletes	20	.0	.0	55.0
203.00 Clinical laboratory technologists and technicians	277	.2	.3	55.4
204.00 Dental hygienists	95	.1	.1	55.5
205.00 Health record technologists and technicians	15	.0	.0	55.5
206.00 Radiologic technicians	112	.1	.1	55.6
207.00 Licensed practical nurses	599	.4	.7	56.3
208.00 Health technologists and technicians, n.e.c.	444	.3	.5	56.8
213.00 Electrical and electronic technicians	52	.0	.1	56.9
214.00 Industrial engineering technicians	3	.0	.0	56.9
216.00 Engineering technicians, n.e.c.	70	.0	.1	57.0
217.00 Drafting occupations	35	.0	.0	57.0
218.00 Surveying and mapping technicians	7	.0	.0	57.0
223.00 Biological technicians	45	.0	.1	57.1
224.00 Chemical technicians	20	.0	.0	57.1
225.00 Science technicians, n.e.c.	24	.0	.0	57.1
226.00 Airplane pilots and navigators	7	.0	.0	57.1
227.00 Air traffic controllers	1	.0	.0	57.1
228.00 Broadcast equipment operators	4	.0	.0	57.2
229.00 Computer programmers	190	.1	.2	57.4
234.00 Legal assistants	239	.2	.3	57.7
235.00 Technicians, n.e.c.	35	.0	.0	57.7
243.00 Supervisors and Proprietors, Sales Occupations	1829	1.2	2.1	59.8
253.00 Insurance sales occupations	260	.2	.3	60.1
254.00 Real estate sales occupations	389	.3	.5	60.6
255.00 Securities and financial services sales occupations	124	.1	.1	60.7
256.00 Advertising and related sales occupations	66	.0	.1	60.8
257.00 Sales occupations, other business services	221	.1	.3	61.1
258.00 Sales engineers	2	.0	.0	61.1
259.00 Sales representatives, mining, manufact., and wholesale	355	.2	.4	61.5
263.00 Sales workers, motor vehicles and boats	26	.0	.0	61.5
264.00 Sales workers, apparel	234	.2	.3	61.8
265.00 Sales workers, shoes	32	.0	.0	61.8
266.00 Sales workers, furniture and home furnishings	71	.0	.1	61.9
267.00 Sales workers, radio, TV, hi-fi, and appliances	44	.0	.1	62.0
268.00 Sales workers, hardware and building supplies	60	.0	.1	62.0
269.00 Sales workers, parts	19	.0	.0	62.1
274.00 Sales workers, other commodities	887	.6	1.0	63.1
275.00 Sales counter clerks	95	.1	.1	63.2
276.00 Cashiers	1589	1.1	1.9	65.1
277.00 Street and door-to-door sales workers	300	.2	.4	65.4
278.00 News vendors	52	.0	.1	65.5
283.00 Demonstrators, promoters and models, sales	72	.0	.1	65.6
284.00 Auctioneers	1	.0	.0	65.6
285.00 Sales support occupations, n.e.c.	21	.0	.0	65.6
303.00 Supervisors, general office	266	.2	.3	65.9
304.00 Supervisors, computer equipment operators	7	.0	.0	65.9
305.00 Supervisors, financial records processing	54	.0	.1	66.0
306.00 Chief communications operators	2	.0	.0	66.0
307.00 Supervisors, distribution, scheduling, and adjusting clerks	48	.0	.1	66.0
308.00 Computer operators	195	.1	.2	66.3
313.00 Secretaries	3148	2.1	3.7	69.9
314.00 Stenographers	92	.1	.1	70.0
315.00 Typists	448	.3	.5	70.6
316.00 Interviewers	129	.1	.2	70.7
317.00 Hotel clerks	60	.0	.1	70.8
318.00 Transportation ticket and reservation agents	178	.1	.2	71.0
319.00 Receptionists	846	.6	1.0	72.0
323.00 Information clerks, n.e.c.	252	.2	.3	72.3
325.00 Classified-ad clerks	4	.0	.0	72.3
326.00 Correspondence clerks	6	.0	.0	72.3
327.00 Order clerks	134	.1	.2	72.4
328.00 Personnel clerks, except payroll and timekeeping	60	.0	.1	72.5
329.00 Library clerks	112	.1	.1	72.6
335.00 File clerks	187	.1	.2	72.9
336.00 Records clerks	151	.1	.2	73.0
337.00 Bookkeepers, accounting, and auditing clerks	1935	1.3	2.3	75.3
338.00 Payroll and timekeeping clerks	163	.1	.2	75.5
339.00 Billing clerks	174	.1	.2	75.7
343.00 Cost and rate clerks	27	.0	.0	75.7
344.00 Billing, posting, and calculating machine operators	85	.1	.1	75.8
345.00 Duplicating machine operators	18	.0	.0	75.8
346.00 Mail preparing and paper handling machine operators	3	.0	.0	75.8
347.00 Office machine operators, n.e.c.	16	.0	.0	75.9
348.00 Telephone operators	99	.1	.1	76.0
353.00 Communications equipment operators, n.e.c.	5	.0	.0	76.0
354.00 Postal clerks, except mail carriers	117	.1	.1	76.1
355.00 Mail carriers, postal service	92	.1	.1	76.2
356.00 Mail clerks, except postal service	70	.0	.1	76.3
357.00 Messengers	22	.0	.0	76.3
359.00 Dispatchers	118	.1	.1	76.5
363.00 Production coordinators	154	.1	.2	76.7
364.00 Traffic, shipping, and receiving clerks	159	.1	.2	76.8
365.00 Stock and inventory clerks	202	.1	.2	77.1
366.00 Meter readers	6	.0	.0	77.1
368.00 Weighers, measurers, checkers, and samplers	28	.0	.0	77.1
373.00 Expediters	137	.1	.2	77.3
374.00 Material recording, scheduling, and distribut. clerks	12	.0	.0	77.3
375.00 Insurance adjusters, examiners, and investigators	294	.2	.3	77.6
376.00 Investigators and adjusters, except insurance	677	.5	.8	78.4
377.00 Eligibility clerks, social welfare	79	.1	.1	78.5
378.00 Bill and account collectors	86	.1	.1	78.6
379.00 General office clerks	550	.4	.6	79.3
383.00 Bank tellers	406	.3	.5	79.7
384.00 Proofreaders	18	.0	.0	79.8
385.00 Data-entry keyers	531	.4	.6	80.4
386.00 Statistical clerks	80	.1	.1	80.5
387.00 Teachers aides	750	.5	.9	81.4
389.00 Administrative support occupations, n.e.c.	700	.5	.8	82.2
404.00 Cooks, private household	4	.0	.0	82.2
405.00 Housekeepers and butlers	7	.0	.0	82.2
406.00 Child care workers, private household	138	.1	.2	82.3
407.00 Private household cleaners and servants	432	.3	.5	82.8
414.00 Supervisors, police and detectives	17	.0	.0	82.9
415.00 Supervisors, guards	5	.0	.0	82.9
416.00 Fire inspection and fire prevention occupations	1	.0	.0	82.9
417.00 Firefighting occupations	14	.0	.0	82.9
418.00 Police and detectives, public service	45	.0	.1	82.9
423.00 Sheriffs, bailiffs, and other law enforcement officers	21	.0	.0	83.0
424.00 Correctional institution officers	41	.0	.0	83.0
425.00 Crossing guards	34	.0	.0	83.1
426.00 Guards and police, except public service	85	.1	.1	83.2
427.00 Protective service occupations, n.e.c.	16	.0	.0	83.2
433.00 Supervisors, food preparation and service occupations	164	.1	.2	83.4
434.00 Bartenders	137	.1	.2	83.5
435.00 Waiters and waitresses	705	.5	.8	84.3
436.00 Cooks	960	.6	1.1	85.5
438.00 Food counter, fountain and related occupations	78	.1	.1	85.6
439.00 Kitchen workers, food preparation	138	.1	.2	85.7
443.00 Waiters/waitresses assistants	179	.1	.2	85.9
444.00 Miscellaneous food preparation occupations	308	.2	.4	86.3
445.00 Dental assistants	234	.2	.3	86.6
446.00 Health aides, except nursing	227	.2	.3	86.8
447.00 Nursing aides, orderlies, and attendants	1323	.9	1.5	88.4
448.00 Supervisors, cleaning and building service workers	78	.1	.1	88.5
449.00 Maids and housemen	512	.3	.6	89.1
453.00 Janitors and cleaners	772	.5	.9	90.0
455.00 Pest control occupations	1	.0	.0	90.0
456.00 Supervisors, personal service occupations	85	.1	.1	90.1
457.00 Barbers	20	.0	.0	90.1
458.00 Hairdressers and cosmetologists	597	.4	.7	90.8
459.00 Attendants, amusement and recreation facilities	65	.0	.1	90.9
461.00 Guides	26	.0	.0	90.9
462.00 Ushers	6	.0	.0	90.9
463.00 Public transportation attendants	79	.1	.1	91.0
464.00 Baggage porters and bellhops	2	.0	.0	91.0
465.00 Welfare service aides	78	.1	.1	91.1
466.00 Family child care providers	593	.4	.7	91.8
467.00 Early childhood teacher assistants	350	.2	.4	92.2
468.00 Child care workers, n.e.c.	222	.1	.3	92.5
469.00 Personal service occupations, n.e.c.	107	.1	.1	92.6
473.00 Farmers, except horticultural	320	.2	.4	93.0
474.00 Horticultural specialty farmers	6	.0	.0	93.0
475.00 Managers, farms, except horticultural	40	.0	.0	93.0
476.00 Managers, horticultural specialty farms	1	.0	.0	93.0
477.00 Supervisors, farm workers	2	.0	.0	93.0
479.00 Farm workers	208	.1	.2	93.3
484.00 Nursery workers	21	.0	.0	93.3
485.00 Supervisors, related agricultural occupations	8	.0	.0	93.3
486.00 Groundskeepers and gardeners, except farm	44	.0	.1	93.3
487.00 Animal caretakers, except farm	56	.0	.1	93.4
488.00 Graders and sorters, agricultural products	61	.0	.1	93.5
494.00 Supervisors, forestry and logging workers	3	.0	.0	93.5
495.00 Forestry workers, except logging	5	.0	.0	93.5
496.00 Timber cutting and logging occupations	2	.0	.0	93.5
497.00 Captains and other officers, fishing vessels	3	.0	.0	93.5
498.00 Fishers	9	.0	.0	93.5
503.00 Supervisors, mechanics and repairers	8	.0	.0	93.5
505.00 Automobile mechanics	11	.0	.0	93.5
508.00 Aircraft engine mechanics	3	.0	.0	93.5
509.00 Small engine repairers	1	.0	.0	93.5
515.00 Aircraft mechanics, except engine	2	.0	.0	93.5
516.00 Heavy equipment mechanics	2	.0	.0	93.5
518.00 Industrial machinery repairers	16	.0	.0	93.5
519.00 Machinery maintenance occupations	1	.0	.0	93.6
523.00 Electronic repairers, communic. and industrial equipmt	6	.0	.0	93.6
525.00 Data processing equipment repairers	34	.0	.0	93.6
526.00 Household appliance and power tool repairers	1	.0	.0	93.6
527.00 Telephone line installers and repairers	1	.0	.0	93.6
529.00 Telephone installers and repairers	13	.0	.0	93.6
533.00 Miscell. electrical and electronic equipment repairers	1	.0	.0	93.6
534.00 Heating, air conditioning, and refrigeration mechanics	3	.0	.0	93.6
535.00 Camera, watch, and musical instrument repairers	3	.0	.0	93.6
538.00 Office machine repairers	1	.0	.0	93.6
539.00 Mechanical controls and valve repairers	2	.0	.0	93.6
544.00 Millwrights	2	.0	.0	93.6
547.00 Specified mechanics and repairers, n.e.c.	30	.0	.0	93.7
549.00 Not specified mechanics and repairers	19	.0	.0	93.7
557.00 Supervisors, plumbers, pipefitters, and steamfitters	1	.0	.0	93.7
558.00 Supervisors, construction, n.e.c.	14	.0	.0	93.7
563.00 Brickmasons and stonemasons	5	.0	.0	93.7
566.00 Carpet installers	6	.0	.0	93.7
567.00 Carpenters	14	.0	.0	93.7
573.00 Drywall installers	7	.0	.0	93.7
575.00 Electricians	10	.0	.0	93.8
577.00 Electrical power installers and repairers	1	.0	.0	93.8
579.00 Painters, construction and maintenance	26	.0	.0	93.8
583.00 Paperhangers	8	.0	.0	93.8
585.00 Plumbers, pipefitters, and steamfitters	8	.0	.0	93.8
588.00 Concrete and terrazzo finishers	2	.0	.0	93.8
589.00 Glaziers	5	.0	.0	93.8
594.00 Paving, surfacing, and tamping equipment operators	1	.0	.0	93.8
595.00 Roofers	1	.0	.0	93.8
599.00 Construction trades, n.e.c.	5	.0	.0	93.8
616.00 Mining machine operators	3	.0	.0	93.8
628.00 Supervisors, production occupations	216	.1	.3	94.1
634.00 Tool and die makers	2	.0	.0	94.1
636.00 Precision assemblers, metal	4	.0	.0	94.1
637.00 Machinists	26	.0	.0	94.1
644.00 Precision grinders, filers, and tool sharpeners	2	.0	.0	94.1
646.00 Lay-out workers	2	.0	.0	94.1
647.00 Precious stones and metals workers (Jewelers)	15	.0	.0	94.1
649.00 Engravers, metal	12	.0	.0	94.1
653.00 Sheet metal workers	6	.0	.0	94.2
657.00 Cabinet makers and bench carpenters	3	.0	.0	94.2
658.00 Furniture and wood finishers	11	.0	.0	94.2
666.00 Dressmakers	93	.1	.1	94.3
667.00 Tailors	17	.0	.0	94.3
668.00 Upholsterers	16	.0	.0	94.3
669.00 Shoe repairers	1	.0	.0	94.3
674.00 Miscellaneous precision apparel and fabric workers	3	.0	.0	94.3
675.00 Hand molders and shapers, except jewelers	3	.0	.0	94.3
676.00 Patternmakers, lay-out workers, and cutters	1	.0	.0	94.3
677.00 Optical goods workers	30	.0	.0	94.4
678.00 Dental laboratory and medical appliance technicians	20	.0	.0	94.4
679.00 Bookbinders	17	.0	.0	94.4
683.00 Electrical and electronic equipment assemblers	188	.1	.2	94.6
684.00 Miscellaneous precision workers, n.e.c.	2	.0	.0	94.6
686.00 Butchers and meat cutters	68	.0	.1	94.7
687.00 Bakers	81	.1	.1	94.8
688.00 Food batchmakers	41	.0	.0	94.9
689.00 Inspectors, testers, and graders	40	.0	.0	94.9
693.00 Adjusters and calibrators	1	.0	.0	94.9
694.00 Water and sewage treatment plant operators	5	.0	.0	94.9
695.00 Power plant operators	1	.0	.0	94.9
696.00 Stationary engineers	4	.0	.0	94.9
699.00 Miscellaneous plant and system operators	4	.0	.0	94.9
703.00 Lathe and turning machine set-up operators	3	.0	.0	94.9
704.00 Lathe and turning machine operators	5	.0	.0	94.9
705.00 Milling and planing machine operators	1	.0	.0	94.9
706.00 Punching and stamping press machine operators	19	.0	.0	94.9
708.00 Drilling and boring machine operators	4	.0	.0	95.0
709.00 Grinding, abrading, buffing, and polishing machine oper	16	.0	.0	95.0
714.00 Numerical control machine operators	2	.0	.0	95.0
715.00 Miscell. metal/plastic/stone/glass working machine oper	1	.0	.0	95.0
717.00 Fabricating machine operators, n.e.c.	8	.0	.0	95.0
719.00 Molding and casting machine operators	28	.0	.0	95.0
723.00 Metal plating machine operators	3	.0	.0	95.0
725.00 Miscell. metal and plastic processing machine operators	1	.0	.0	95.0
727.00 Sawing machine operators	11	.0	.0	95.0
733.00 Miscellaneous woodworking machine operators	5	.0	.0	95.0
734.00 Printing press operators	49	.0	.1	95.1
735.00 Photoengravers and lithographers	7	.0	.0	95.1
736.00 Typesetters and compositors	21	.0	.0	95.1
737.00 Miscellaneous printing machine operators	14	.0	.0	95.1
738.00 Winding and twisting machine operators	32	.0	.0	95.2
739.00 Knitting, looping, taping, and weaving machine operator	25	.0	.0	95.2
743.00 Textile cutting machine operators	3	.0	.0	95.2
744.00 Textile sewing machine operators	563	.4	.7	95.9
745.00 Shoe machine operators	15	.0	.0	95.9
747.00 Pressing machine operators	63	.0	.1	96.0
748.00 Laundering and dry cleaning machine operators	100	.1	.1	96.1
749.00 Miscellaneous textile machine operators	18	.0	.0	96.1
753.00 Cementing and gluing machine operators	13	.0	.0	96.1
754.00 Packaging and filling machine operators	229	.2	.3	96.4
755.00 Extruding and forming machine operators	2	.0	.0	96.4
756.00 Mixing and blending machine operators	12	.0	.0	96.4
757.00 Separating, filtering, and clarifying machine operators	3	.0	.0	96.4
758.00 Compressing and compacting machine operators	1	.0	.0	96.4
759.00 Painting and paint spraying machine operators	25	.0	.0	96.4
763.00 Roasting and baking machine operators, food	3	.0	.0	96.4
764.00 Washing, cleaning, and pickling machine operators	2	.0	.0	96.4
765.00 Folding machine operators	9	.0	.0	96.5
766.00 Furnace, kiln, and oven operators, except food	4	.0	.0	96.5
768.00 Crushing and grinding machine operators	12	.0	.0	96.5
769.00 Slicing and cutting machine operators	51	.0	.1	96.5
774.00 Photographic process machine operators	48	.0	.1	96.6
777.00 Miscellaneous machine operators, n.e.c.	346	.2	.4	97.0
779.00 Machine operators, not specified	127	.1	.1	97.1
783.00 Welders and cutters	22	.0	.0	97.2
784.00 Solderers and brazers	16	.0	.0	97.2
785.00 Assemblers	502	.3	.6	97.8
786.00 Hand cutting and trimming occupations	4	.0	.0	97.8
787.00 Hand molding, casting, and forming occupations	10	.0	.0	97.8
789.00 Hand painting, coating, and decorating occupations	5	.0	.0	97.8
793.00 Hand engraving and printing occupations	3	.0	.0	97.8
795.00 Miscellaneous hand working occupations	53	.0	.1	97.9
796.00 Production inspectors, checkers, and examiners	293	.2	.3	98.2
797.00 Production testers	18	.0	.0	98.2
798.00 Production samplers and weighers	2	.0	.0	98.2
799.00 Graders and sorters, except agricultural	104	.1	.1	98.3
803.00 Supervisors, motor vehicle operators	20	.0	.0	98.4
804.00 Truck drivers	121	.1	.1	98.5
806.00 Driver-sales workers	15	.0	.0	98.5
808.00 Bus drivers	250	.2	.3	98.8
809.00 Taxicab drivers and chauffeurs	23	.0	.0	98.8
826.00 Rail vehicle operators, n.e.c.	3	.0	.0	98.9
829.00 Sailors and deckhands	2	.0	.0	98.9
833.00 Marine engineers	1	.0	.0	98.9
834.00 Bridge, lock, and lighthouse tenders	1	.0	.0	98.9
843.00 Supervisors, material moving equipment operators	2	.0	.0	98.9
844.00 Operating engineers	5	.0	.0	98.9
849.00 Crane and tower operators	2	.0	.0	98.9
853.00 Excavating and loading machine operators	1	.0	.0	98.9
855.00 Grader, dozer, and scraper operators	2	.0	.0	98.9
856.00 Industrial truck and tractor equipment operators	27	.0	.0	98.9
859.00 Miscellaneous material moving equipment operators	5	.0	.0	98.9
866.00 Helpers, construction trades	4	.0	.0	98.9
869.00 Construction laborers	44	.0	.1	99.0
874.00 Production helpers	10	.0	.0	99.0
877.00 Stock handlers and baggers	253	.2	.3	99.3
878.00 Machine feeders and offbearers	22	.0	.0	99.3
883.00 Freight, stock, and material handlers, n.e.c.	64	.0	.1	99.4
885.00 Garage and service station related occupations	12	.0	.0	99.4
887.00 Vehicle washers and equipment cleaners	13	.0	.0	99.4
888.00 Hand packers and packagers	175	.1	.2	99.6
889.00 Laborers, except construction	246	.2	.3	99.9
905.00 Unemployed whose last job was Armed Forces	89	.1	.1	100.0
906.00	2	.0	.0	100.0
Total	85564	57.0	100.0
Missing	System	64675	43.0
Total		150239	100.0

D16 INDUSTRY OF HEAD

		Frequency	Percent	Valid Percent	Cumulative Percent
Valid	.00 Not applicable	40757	27.1	27.1	27.1
	10.00 Agricultural production, crops (01)	1224	.8	.8	27.9
	11.00 Agricultural production, livestock (02)	1445	1.0	1.0	28.9
	12.00 Veterinary services (074)	85	.1	.1	29.0
	20.00 Landscape and horticultural services (078)	795	.5	.5	29.5
	30.00 Agricultural services, n.e.c. (071, 072, 075, 076)	161	.1	.1	29.6
	31.00 Forestry (08)	123	.1	.1	29.7
	32.00 Fishing, hunting, and trapping (09)	126	.1	.1	29.8
	40.00 Metal mining (10)	136	.1	.1	29.9
	41.00 Coal mining (12)	187	.1	.1	30.0
	42.00 Oil and gas extraction (13)	522	.3	.3	30.3
	50.00 Nonmetallic mining and quarrying, except fuel (14)	184	.1	.1	30.4
	60.00 CONSTRUCTION (15, 16, 17)	9915	6.6	6.6	37.0
	100.00 Meat products (201)	475	.3	.3	37.4
	101.00 Dairy products (202)	128	.1	.1	37.4
	102.00 Canned, frozen and preserved fruits and vegetables (203)	257	.2	.2	37.6
	110.00 Grain mill products (204)	194	.1	.1	37.7
	111.00 Bakery products (205)	211	.1	.1	37.9
	112.00 Sugar and confectionery products (206)	109	.1	.1	38.0
	120.00 Beverage industries (208)	212	.1	.1	38.1
	121.00 Miscellaneous food preparations and kindred products	200	.1	.1	38.2
	122.00 Not specified food industries	10	.0	.0	38.2
	130.00 Tobacco manufactures (21)	44	.0	.0	38.3
	132.00 Knitting mills (225)	75	.0	.0	38.3
	140.00 Dyeing and finishing textiles, except wool/knit goods	36	.0	.0	38.3
	141.00 Carpets and rugs (227)	54	.0	.0	38.4
	142.00 Yarn, thread, and fabric mills (221-224, 228)	275	.2	.2	38.6
	150.00 Miscellaneous textile mill products (229)	32	.0	.0	38.6
	151.00 Apparel and accessories, except knit (231-238)	519	.3	.3	38.9
	152.00 Miscellaneous fabricated textile products (239)	113	.1	.1	39.0
	160.00 Pulp, paper, and paperboard mills (261-263)	294	.2	.2	39.2
	161.00 Miscellaneous paper and pulp products (267)	194	.1	.1	39.3
	162.00 Paperboard containers and boxes (265)	199	.1	.1	39.5
	171.00 Newspaper publishing and printing (271)	416	.3	.3	39.7
	172.00 Printing, publishing, and allied industr, exc newspaps	1137	.8	.8	40.5
	180.00 Plastics, synthetics, and resins (282)	169	.1	.1	40.6
	181.00 Drugs (283)	299	.2	.2	40.8
	182.00 Soaps and cosmetics (284)	135	.1	.1	40.9
	190.00 Paints, varnishes, and related products (285)	60	.0	.0	40.9
	191.00 Agricultural chemicals (287)	44	.0	.0	41.0
	192.00 Industrial and miscellaneous chemicals (281, 286, 289)	579	.4	.4	41.4
	200.00 Petroleum refining (291)	183	.1	.1	41.5
	201.00 Miscellaneous petroleum and coal products (295, 299)	47	.0	.0	41.5
	210.00 Tires and inner tubes (301)	107	.1	.1	41.6
	211.00 Other rubber products, and plastics footwear and belting	142	.1	.1	41.7
	212.00 Miscellaneous plastics products (308)	552	.4	.4	42.0
	220.00 Leather tanning and finishing (311)	20	.0	.0	42.1
	221.00 Footwear, except rubber and plastic (313, 314)	60	.0	.0	42.1
	222.00 Leather products, except footwear (315-317, 319)	51	.0	.0	42.1
	230.00 Logging (241)	250	.2	.2	42.3
	231.00 Sawmills, planing mills, and millwork (242, 243)	494	.3	.3	42.6
	232.00 Wood buildings and mobile homes (245)	107	.1	.1	42.7
	241.00 Miscellaneous wood products (244, 249)	157	.1	.1	42.8
	242.00 Furniture and fixtures (25)	618	.4	.4	43.2
	250.00 Glass and glass products (321-323)	177	.1	.1	43.3
	251.00 Cement, concrete, gypsum, and plaster products	249	.2	.2	43.5
	252.00 Structural clay products (325)	36	.0	.0	43.5
	261.00 Pottery and related products (326)	33	.0	.0	43.5
	262.00 Miscellaneous nonmetallic mineral and stone products	105	.1	.1	43.6
	270.00 Blast furnaces, steelworks, rolling and finishing mills	355	.2	.2	43.8
	271.00 Iron and steel foundries (332)	110	.1	.1	43.9
	272.00 Primary aluminum industries	150	.1	.1	44.0
	280.00 Other primary metal industries	188	.1	.1	44.1
	281.00 Cutlery, handtools, and general hardware (342)	128	.1	.1	44.2
282.00 Fabricated structural metal products (344)	568	.4	.4	44.6
290.00 Screw machine products (345)	69	.0	.0	44.7
291.00 Metal forgings and stampings (346)	130	.1	.1	44.7
292.00 Ordnance (348)	77	.1	.1	44.8
300.00 Miscellaneous fabricated metal products	400	.3	.3	45.1
301.00 Not specified metal industries	12	.0	.0	45.1
310.00 Engines and turbines (351)	63	.0	.0	45.1
311.00 Farm machinery and equipment (352)	119	.1	.1	45.2
312.00 Construction and material handling machines (353)	270	.2	.2	45.4
320.00 Metalworking machinery (354)	331	.2	.2	45.6
321.00 Office and accounting machines (3578, 3579)	38	.0	.0	45.6
322.00 Computers and related equipment (3571-3577)	496	.3	.3	45.9
331.00 Machinery, except electrical, n.e.c. (355-356, 358-359)	1176	.8	.8	46.7
332.00 Not specified machinery	9	.0	.0	46.7
340.00 Household appliances (363)	87	.1	.1	46.8
341.00 Radio, TV, and communication equipment (365, 366)	387	.3	.3	47.0
342.00 Electrical machinery, equipment, and supplies, n.e.c.	1224	.8	.8	47.9
350.00 Not specif. electrical machinery, equipm. and supplies	26	.0	.0	47.9
351.00 Motor vehicles and motor vehicle equipment (371)	1341	.9	.9	48.8
352.00 Aircraft and parts (372)	465	.3	.3	49.1
360.00 Ship and boat building and repairing (373)	232	.2	.2	49.2
361.00 Railroad locomotives and equipment (374)	28	.0	.0	49.3
362.00 Guided missiles, space vehicles, and parts (376)	285	.2	.2	49.4
370.00 Cycles and miscella. transportation equipment (375, 379)	79	.1	.1	49.5
371.00 Scientific and controlling instruments (381, 382)	248	.2	.2	49.7
372.00 Medical, dental, and optical instruments and supplies	332	.2	.2	49.9
380.00 Photographic equipment and supplies (386)	139	.1	.1	50.0
381.00 Watches, clocks, and clockwork operated devices (387)	3	.0	.0	50.0
390.00 Toys, amusement, and sporting goods (394)	156	.1	.1	50.1
391.00 Miscellaneous manufacturing industries (39 except 394)	431	.3	.3	50.4
392.00 Not specified manufacturing industries	43	.0	.0	50.4
400.00 Railroads (40)	417	.3	.3	50.7
401.00 Bus service and urban transit (41, except 412)	517	.3	.3	51.0
402.00 Taxicab service (412)	144	.1	.1	51.1
410.00 Trucking service (421, 423)	2652	1.8	1.8	52.9
411.00 Warehousing and storage (422)	132	.1	.1	53.0
412.00 U.S. Postal Service (43)	927	.6	.6	53.6
420.00 Water transportation (44)	211	.1	.1	53.7
421.00 Air transportation (45)	743	.5	.5	54.2
422.00 Pipe lines, except natural gas (46)	28	.0	.0	54.2
432.00 Services incidental to transportation (47)	341	.2	.2	54.5
440.00 Radio and television broadcasting and cable (483, 484)	425	.3	.3	54.7
441.00 Telephone communications (481)	1063	.7	.7	55.5
442.00 Telegraph and miscellaneous communications services	16	.0	.0	55.5
450.00 Electric light and power (491)	795	.5	.5	56.0
451.00 Gas and steam supply systems (492, 496)	214	.1	.1	56.1
452.00 Electric and gas, and other combinations (493)	164	.1	.1	56.2
470.00 Water supply and irrigation (494, 497)	274	.2	.2	56.4
471.00 Sanitary services (495)	390	.3	.3	56.7
472.00 Not specified utilities	11	.0	.0	56.7
500.00 Motor vehicles and equipment (501)	223	.1	.1	56.8
501.00 Furniture and home furnishings (502)	76	.1	.1	56.9
502.00 Lumber and construction materials (503)	208	.1	.1	57.0
510.00 Professional and commercial equipment and supplies (504)	396	.3	.3	57.3
511.00 Metals and minerals, except petroleum (505)	64	.0	.0	57.3
512.00 Electrical goods (506)	300	.2	.2	57.5
521.00 Hardware, plumbing and heating supplies (507)	274	.2	.2	57.7
530.00 Machinery, equipment, and supplies (508)	680	.5	.5	58.2
531.00 Scrap and waste materials (5093)	267	.2	.2	58.4
532.00 Miscellaneous wholesale, durable goods (509 except 5093)	142	.1	.1	58.4
540.00 Paper and paper products (511)	109	.1	.1	58.5
541.00 Drugs, chemicals and allied products (512, 516)	171	.1	.1	58.6
542.00 Apparel, fabrics, and notions (513)	113	.1	.1	58.7
550.00 Groceries and related products (514)	966	.6	.6	59.3
551.00 Farm-product raw materials (515)	119	.1	.1	59.4
552.00 Petroleum products (517)	136	.1	.1	59.5
560.00 Alcoholic beverages (518)	125	.1	.1	59.6
561.00 Farm supplies (5191)	151	.1	.1	59.7
562.00 Miscellaneous wholesale, nondurable goods (5192-5199)	315	.2	.2	59.9
571.00 Not specified wholesale trade	26	.0	.0	59.9
580.00 Lumber and building material retailing (521, 523)	531	.4	.4	60.3
581.00 Hardware stores (525)	198	.1	.1	60.4
582.00 Retail nurseries and garden stores (526)	105	.1	.1	60.5
590.00 Mobile home dealers (527)	43	.0	.0	60.5
591.00 Department stores (531)	1158	.8	.8	61.3
592.00 Variety stores (533)	86	.1	.1	61.3
600.00 Miscellaneous general merchandise stores (539)	109	.1	.1	61.4
601.00 Grocery stores (541)	1956	1.3	1.3	62.7
602.00 Dairy products stores (545)	19	.0	.0	62.7
610.00 Retail bakeries (546)	130	.1	.1	62.8
611.00 Food stores, n.e.c. (542, 543, 544, 549)	147	.1	.1	62.9
612.00 Motor vehicle dealers (551, 552)	1381	.9	.9	63.8
620.00 Auto and home supply stores (553)	448	.3	.3	64.1
621.00 Gasoline service stations (554)	311	.2	.2	64.3
622.00 Miscellaneous vehicle dealers (555, 556, 557, 559)	109	.1	.1	64.4
623.00 Apparel and accessory stores, except shoe (56, exc 566)	363	.2	.2	64.7
630.00 Shoe stores (566)	84	.1	.1	64.7
631.00 Furniture and home furnishings stores (571)	494	.3	.3	65.0
632.00 Household appliance stores (572)	84	.1	.1	65.1
633.00 Radio, TV, and computer stores (5731, 5734)	343	.2	.2	65.3
640.00 Music stores (5735, 5736)	101	.1	.1	65.4
641.00 Eating and drinking places (58)	3844	2.6	2.6	67.9
642.00 Drug stores (591)	334	.2	.2	68.2
650.00 Liquor stores (592)	101	.1	.1	68.2
651.00 Sporting goods, bicycles, and hobby stores (5941/45/46)	244	.2	.2	68.4
652.00 Book and stationery stores (5942, 5943)	184	.1	.1	68.5
660.00 Jewelry stores (5944)	100	.1	.1	68.6
661.00 Gift, novelty, and souvenir shops (5947)	101	.1	.1	68.7
662.00 Sewing, needlework and piece goods stores (5949)	24	.0	.0	68.7
663.00 Catalog and mail order houses (5961)	92	.1	.1	68.7
670.00 Vending machine operators (5962)	57	.0	.0	68.8
671.00 Direct selling establishments (5963)	176	.1	.1	68.9
672.00 Fuel dealers (598)	153	.1	.1	69.0
681.00 Retail florists (5992)	97	.1	.1	69.1
682.00 Miscellaneous retail stores (593, 5948, 5993-5995, 5999)	616	.4	.4	69.5
691.00 Not specified retail trade	29	.0	.0	69.5
700.00 Banking (60 except 603 and 606)	1134	.8	.8	70.2
701.00 Savings institutions, including credit unions (603, 606)	150	.1	.1	70.3
702.00 Credit agencies, n.e.c. (61)	386	.3	.3	70.6
710.00 Security, commodity brokerage, and investment companies	727	.5	.5	71.1
711.00 Insurance (63, 64)	1758	1.2	1.2	72.2
712.00 Real estate, incl. real estate-insurance offices (65)	1979	1.3	1.3	73.6
721.00 Advertising (731)	221	.1	.1	73.7
722.00 Services to dwellings and other buildings (734)	693	.5	.5	74.2
731.00 Personnel supply services (736)	722	.5	.5	74.7
732.00 Computer and data processing services (737)	1326	.9	.9	75.5
740.00 Detective and protective services (7381, 7382)	575	.4	.4	75.9
741.00 Business services, n.e.c. (732, 733, 735, 7383-7389)	1400	.9	.9	76.9
742.00 Automotive rental and leasing, without drivers (751)	176	.1	.1	77.0
750.00 Automotive parking and carwashes (752, 7542)	183	.1	.1	77.1
751.00 Automotive repair and related services (753, 7549)	1349	.9	.9	78.0
752.00 Electrical repair shops (762, 7694)	164	.1	.1	78.1
760.00 Miscellaneous repair services (763, 764, 7692, 7699)	708	.5	.5	78.6
761.00	563	.4	.4	78.9
762.00 Hotels and motels (701)	1246	.8	.8	79.8
770.00 Lodging places, except hotels / motels (702, 703, 704)	117	.1	.1	79.9
771.00 Laundry, cleaning, and garment services (721)	348	.2	.2	80.1
772.00 Beauty shops (723)	400	.3	.3	80.3
780.00 Barber shops (724)	78	.1	.1	80.4
781.00 Funeral service and crematories (726)	91	.1	.1	80.5
782.00 Shoe repair shops (725)	16	.0	.0	80.5
790.00 Dressmaking shops (part 7219)	14	.0	.0	80.5
791.00 Miscellaneous personal services (722, 729)	256	.2	.2	80.7
800.00 Theaters and motion pictures (781-783, 792)	527	.4	.4	81.0
801.00 Video tape rental (784)	56	.0	.0	81.0
802.00 Bowling centers (793)	38	.0	.0	81.1
810.00 Miscellaneous entertainment and recreation services	1140	.8	.8	81.8
812.00 Offices and clinics of physicians (801, 803)	867	.6	.6	82.4
820.00 Offices and clinics of dentists (802)	296	.2	.2	82.6
821.00 Offices and clinics of chiropractors (8041)	73	.0	.0	82.6
822.00 Offices and clinics of optometrists (8042)	54	.0	.0	82.7
830.00 Offices and clinics of health practitioners, n.e.c.	63	.0	.0	82.7
831.00 HOSPITALS (806)	3081	2.1	2.1	84.8
832.00 Nursing and personal care facilities (805)	957	.6	.6	85.4
840.00 Health services, n.e.c. (807, 808, 809)	1337	.9	.9	86.3
841.00 Legal services (81)	1084	.7	.7	87.0
842.00 Elementary and secondary schools (821)	4140	2.8	2.8	89.8
850.00 Colleges and universities (822)	2344	1.6	1.6	91.3
851.00 Vocational schools (824)	77	.1	.1	91.4
852.00 Libraries (823)	87	.1	.1	91.4
860.00 Educational services, n.e.c. (829)	136	.1	.1	91.5
861.00 Job training and vocational rehabilitation service (833)	175	.1	.1	91.7
862.00 Child day care services (part 835)	281	.2	.2	91.8
863.00 Family child care homes (part 835)	169	.1	.1	92.0
870.00 Residential care facilities, without nursing (836)	314	.2	.2	92.2
871.00 Social services, n.e.c. (832, 839)	807	.5	.5	92.7
872.00 Museums, art galleries, and zoos (84)	89	.1	.1	92.8
873.00 Labor unions (863)	56	.0	.0	92.8
880.00 Religious organizations (866)	776	.5	.5	93.3
881.00 Membership organizations, n.e.c. (861/62, 864/65, 869)	260	.2	.2	93.5
882.00 Engineering, architectural, and surveying services (871)	968	.6	.6	94.1
890.00 Accounting, auditing, and bookkeeping services (872)	497	.3	.3	94.5
891.00 Research, development, and testing services (873)	497	.3	.3	94.8
892.00 Management and public relations services (874)	755	.5	.5	95.3
893.00 Miscellaneous professional and related services (899)	240	.2	.2	95.5
900.00 Executive and legislative offices (911-913)	172	.1	.1	95.6
901.00 General government, n.e.c. (919)	612	.4	.4	96.0
910.00 Justice, public order, and safety (92)	2346	1.6	1.6	97.5
921.00 Public finance, taxation, and monetary policy (93)	288	.2	.2	97.7
922.00 Administration of human resources programs (94)	628	.4	.4	98.1
930.00 Administr. of environm. quality + housing programs (95)	305	.2	.2	98.4
931.00 Administration of economic programs (96)	618	.4	.4	98.8
932.00 National security and international affairs (97)	738	.5	.5	99.3
991.00 Unemployed whose last job was Armed Forces	1086	.7	.7	100.0
992.00	35	.0	.0	100.0
Total	150239	100.0	100.0

D17 INDUSTRY OF SPOUSE

		Frequency	Percent	Valid Percent	Cumulative Percent
Valid	.00 Not applicable	28794	19.2	33.7	33.7
	10.00 Agricultural production, crops (01)	365	.2	.4	34.1
	11.00 Agricultural production, livestock (02)	364	.2	.4	34.5
	12.00 Veterinary services (074)	106	.1	.1	34.6
	20.00 Landscape and horticultural services (078)	76	.1	.1	34.7
	30.00 Agricultural services, n.e.c. (071, 072, 075, 076)	92	.1	.1	34.8
	31.00 Forestry (08)	36	.0	.0	34.9
	32.00 Fishing, hunting, and trapping (09)	20	.0	.0	34.9
	40.00 Metal mining (10)	19	.0	.0	34.9
	41.00 Coal mining (12)	11	.0	.0	34.9
	42.00 Oil and gas extraction (13)	81	.1	.1	35.0
	50.00 Nonmetallic mining and quarrying, except fuel (14)	16	.0	.0	35.0
	60.00 CONSTRUCTION (15, 16, 17)	896	.6	1.0	36.1
	100.00 Meat products (201)	194	.1	.2	36.3
	101.00 Dairy products (202)	35	.0	.0	36.4
	102.00 Canned, frozen and preserved fruits and vegetables (203)	120	.1	.1	36.5
	110.00 Grain mill products (204)	31	.0	.0	36.5
	111.00 Bakery products (205)	88	.1	.1	36.6
	112.00 Sugar and confectionery products (206)	44	.0	.1	36.7
	120.00 Beverage industries (208)	47	.0	.1	36.7
	121.00 Miscellaneous food preparations and kindred products	99	.1	.1	36.9
	122.00 Not specified food industries	3	.0	.0	36.9
	130.00 Tobacco manufactures (21)	14	.0	.0	36.9
	132.00 Knitting mills (225)	84	.1	.1	37.0
	140.00 Dyeing and finishing textiles, except wool/knit goods	15	.0	.0	37.0
	141.00 Carpets and rugs (227)	29	.0	.0	37.0
	142.00 Yarn, thread, and fabric mills (221-224, 228)	146	.1	.2	37.2
	150.00 Miscellaneous textile mill products (229)	13	.0	.0	37.2
	151.00 Apparel and accessories, except knit (231-238)	601	.4	.7	37.9
	152.00 Miscellaneous fabricated textile products (239)	120	.1	.1	38.1
	160.00 Pulp, paper, and paperboard mills (261-263)	49	.0	.1	38.1
	161.00 Miscellaneous paper and pulp products (267)	82	.1	.1	38.2
	162.00 Paperboard containers and boxes (265)	32	.0	.0	38.2
	171.00 Newspaper publishing and printing (271)	217	.1	.3	38.5
	172.00 Printing, publishing, and allied industr, exc newspaps	568	.4	.7	39.2
	180.00 Plastics, synthetics, and resins (282)	21	.0	.0	39.2
	181.00 Drugs (283)	181	.1	.2	39.4
	182.00 Soaps and cosmetics (284)	92	.1	.1	39.5
	190.00 Paints, varnishes, and related products (285)	15	.0	.0	39.5
	191.00 Agricultural chemicals (287)	7	.0	.0	39.5
	192.00 Industrial and miscellaneous chemicals (281, 286, 289)	106	.1	.1	39.7
	200.00 Petroleum refining (291)	23	.0	.0	39.7
	201.00 Miscellaneous petroleum and coal products (295, 299)	4	.0	.0	39.7
	210.00 Tires and inner tubes (301)	6	.0	.0	39.7
	211.00 Other rubber products, and plastics footwear and belting	50	.0	.1	39.8
	212.00 Miscellaneous plastics products (308)	201	.1	.2	40.0
	220.00 Leather tanning and finishing (311)	1	.0	.0	40.0
	221.00 Footwear, except rubber and plastic (313, 314)	42	.0	.0	40.0
	222.00 Leather products, except footwear (315-317, 319)	27	.0	.0	40.1
	230.00 Logging (241)	20	.0	.0	40.1
	231.00 Sawmills, planing mills, and millwork (242, 243)	78	.1	.1	40.2
	232.00 Wood buildings and mobile homes (245)	11	.0	.0	40.2
	241.00 Miscellaneous wood products (244, 249)	29	.0	.0	40.2
	242.00 Furniture and fixtures (25)	179	.1	.2	40.4
	250.00 Glass and glass products (321-323)	33	.0	.0	40.5
	251.00 Cement, concrete, gypsum, and plaster products	25	.0	.0	40.5
	252.00 Structural clay products (325)	15	.0	.0	40.5
	261.00 Pottery and related products (326)	30	.0	.0	40.6
	262.00 Miscellaneous nonmetallic mineral and stone products	25	.0	.0	40.6
	270.00 Blast furnaces, steelworks, rolling and finishing mills	36	.0	.0	40.6
	271.00 Iron and steel foundries (332)	15	.0	.0	40.6
	272.00 Primary aluminum industries	19	.0	.0	40.7
	280.00 Other primary metal industries	36	.0	.0	40.7
	281.00 Cutlery, handtools, and general hardware (342)	46	.0	.1	40.8
282.00 Fabricated structural metal products (344)	110	.1	.1	40.9
290.00 Screw machine products (345)	17	.0	.0	40.9
291.00 Metal forgings and stampings (346)	28	.0	.0	40.9
292.00 Ordnance (348)	27	.0	.0	41.0
300.00 Miscellaneous fabricated metal products	93	.1	.1	41.1
301.00 Not specified metal industries	3	.0	.0	41.1
310.00 Engines and turbines (351)	9	.0	.0	41.1
311.00 Farm machinery and equipment (352)	20	.0	.0	41.1
312.00 Construction and material handling machines (353)	39	.0	.0	41.2
320.00 Metalworking machinery (354)	60	.0	.1	41.2
321.00 Office and accounting machines (3578, 3579)	19	.0	.0	41.3
322.00 Computers and related equipment (3571-3577)	155	.1	.2	41.4
331.00 Machinery, except electrical, n.e.c. (355-356, 358-359)	233	.2	.3	41.7
332.00 Not specified machinery	1	.0	.0	41.7
340.00 Household appliances (363)	30	.0	.0	41.8
341.00 Radio, TV, and communication equipment (365, 366)	150	.1	.2	41.9
342.00 Electrical machinery, equipment, and supplies, n.e.c.	496	.3	.6	42.5
350.00 Not specif. electrical machinery, equipm. and supplies	9	.0	.0	42.5
351.00 Motor vehicles and motor vehicle equipment (371)	236	.2	.3	42.8
352.00 Aircraft and parts (372)	73	.0	.1	42.9
360.00 Ship and boat building and repairing (373)	32	.0	.0	42.9
361.00 Railroad locomotives and equipment (374)	4	.0	.0	42.9
362.00 Guided missiles, space vehicles, and parts (376)	65	.0	.1	43.0
370.00 Cycles and miscella. transportation equipment (375, 379)	20	.0	.0	43.0
371.00 Scientific and controlling instruments (381, 382)	89	.1	.1	43.1
372.00 Medical, dental, and optical instruments and supplies	164	.1	.2	43.3
380.00 Photographic equipment and supplies (386)	27	.0	.0	43.3
381.00 Watches, clocks, and clockwork operated devices (387)	3	.0	.0	43.4
390.00 Toys, amusement, and sporting goods (394)	77	.1	.1	43.4
391.00 Miscellaneous manufacturing industries (39 except 394)	209	.1	.2	43.7
392.00 Not specified manufacturing industries	20	.0	.0	43.7
400.00 Railroads (40)	30	.0	.0	43.7
401.00 Bus service and urban transit (41, except 412)	173	.1	.2	43.9
402.00 Taxicab service (412)	4	.0	.0	43.9
410.00 Trucking service (421, 423)	320	.2	.4	44.3
411.00 Warehousing and storage (422)	64	.0	.1	44.4
412.00 U.S. Postal Service (43)	282	.2	.3	44.7
420.00 Water transportation (44)	31	.0	.0	44.8
421.00 Air transportation (45)	236	.2	.3	45.0
422.00 Pipe lines, except natural gas (46)	2	.0	.0	45.0
432.00 Services incidental to transportation (47)	245	.2	.3	45.3
440.00 Radio and television broadcasting and cable (483, 484)	152	.1	.2	45.5
441.00 Telephone communications (481)	408	.3	.5	46.0
442.00 Telegraph and miscellaneous communications services	10	.0	.0	46.0
450.00 Electric light and power (491)	125	.1	.1	46.1
451.00 Gas and steam supply systems (492, 496)	44	.0	.1	46.2
452.00 Electric and gas, and other combinations (493)	28	.0	.0	46.2
470.00 Water supply and irrigation (494, 497)	53	.0	.1	46.3
471.00 Sanitary services (495)	33	.0	.0	46.3
472.00 Not specified utilities	6	.0	.0	46.3
500.00 Motor vehicles and equipment (501)	43	.0	.1	46.4
501.00 Furniture and home furnishings (502)	29	.0	.0	46.4
502.00 Lumber and construction materials (503)	33	.0	.0	46.5
510.00 Professional and commercial equipment and supplies (504)	135	.1	.2	46.6
511.00 Metals and minerals, except petroleum (505)	17	.0	.0	46.6
512.00 Electrical goods (506)	83	.1	.1	46.7
521.00 Hardware, plumbing and heating supplies (507)	85	.1	.1	46.8
530.00 Machinery, equipment, and supplies (508)	154	.1	.2	47.0
531.00 Scrap and waste materials (5093)	31	.0	.0	47.0
532.00 Miscellaneous wholesale, durable goods (509 except 5093)	52	.0	.1	47.1
540.00 Paper and paper products (511)	43	.0	.1	47.2
541.00 Drugs, chemicals and allied products (512, 516)	101	.1	.1	47.3
542.00 Apparel, fabrics, and notions (513)	59	.0	.1	47.3
550.00 Groceries and related products (514)	240	.2	.3	47.6
551.00 Farm-product raw materials (515)	41	.0	.0	47.7
552.00 Petroleum products (517)	29	.0	.0	47.7
560.00 Alcoholic beverages (518)	9	.0	.0	47.7
561.00 Farm supplies (5191)	40	.0	.0	47.8
562.00 Miscellaneous wholesale, nondurable goods (5192-5199)	173	.1	.2	48.0
571.00 Not specified wholesale trade	8	.0	.0	48.0
580.00 Lumber and building material retailing (521, 523)	133	.1	.2	48.1
581.00 Hardware stores (525)	74	.0	.1	48.2
582.00 Retail nurseries and garden stores (526)	56	.0	.1	48.3
590.00 Mobile home dealers (527)	14	.0	.0	48.3
591.00 Department stores (531)	1350	.9	1.6	49.9
592.00 Variety stores (533)	73	.0	.1	50.0
600.00 Miscellaneous general merchandise stores (539)	134	.1	.2	50.1
601.00 Grocery stores (541)	1321	.9	1.5	51.7
602.00 Dairy products stores (545)	8	.0	.0	51.7
610.00 Retail bakeries (546)	83	.1	.1	51.8
611.00 Food stores, n.e.c. (542, 543, 544, 549)	113	.1	.1	51.9
612.00 Motor vehicle dealers (551, 552)	228	.2	.3	52.2
620.00 Auto and home supply stores (553)	87	.1	.1	52.3
621.00 Gasoline service stations (554)	146	.1	.2	52.4
622.00 Miscellaneous vehicle dealers (555, 556, 557, 559)	33	.0	.0	52.5
623.00 Apparel and accessory stores, except shoe (56, exc 566)	447	.3	.5	53.0
630.00 Shoe stores (566)	57	.0	.1	53.1
631.00 Furniture and home furnishings stores (571)	237	.2	.3	53.3
632.00 Household appliance stores (572)	28	.0	.0	53.4
633.00 Radio, TV, and computer stores (5731, 5734)	111	.1	.1	53.5
640.00 Music stores (5735, 5736)	41	.0	.0	53.6
641.00 Eating and drinking places (58)	2432	1.6	2.8	56.4
642.00 Drug stores (591)	300	.2	.4	56.7
650.00 Liquor stores (592)	40	.0	.0	56.8
651.00 Sporting goods, bicycles, and hobby stores (5941/45/46)	169	.1	.2	57.0
652.00 Book and stationery stores (5942, 5943)	146	.1	.2	57.2
660.00 Jewelry stores (5944)	96	.1	.1	57.3
661.00 Gift, novelty, and souvenir shops (5947)	154	.1	.2	57.5
662.00 Sewing, needlework and piece goods stores (5949)	55	.0	.1	57.5
663.00 Catalog and mail order houses (5961)	87	.1	.1	57.6
670.00 Vending machine operators (5962)	27	.0	.0	57.7
671.00 Direct selling establishments (5963)	322	.2	.4	58.0
672.00 Fuel dealers (598)	39	.0	.0	58.1
681.00 Retail florists (5992)	153	.1	.2	58.3
682.00 Miscellaneous retail stores (593, 5948, 5993-5995, 5999)	507	.3	.6	58.8
691.00 Not specified retail trade	27	.0	.0	58.9
700.00 Banking (60 except 603 and 606)	1347	.9	1.6	60.5
701.00 Savings institutions, including credit unions (603, 606)	269	.2	.3	60.8
702.00 Credit agencies, n.e.c. (61)	320	.2	.4	61.1
710.00 Security, commodity brokerage, and investment companies	276	.2	.3	61.5
711.00 Insurance (63, 64)	1492	1.0	1.7	63.2
712.00 Real estate, incl. real estate-insurance offices (65)	1023	.7	1.2	64.4
721.00 Advertising (731)	127	.1	.1	64.5
722.00 Services to dwellings and other buildings (734)	419	.3	.5	65.0
731.00 Personnel supply services (736)	476	.3	.6	65.6
732.00 Computer and data processing services (737)	428	.3	.5	66.1
740.00 Detective and protective services (7381, 7382)	82	.1	.1	66.2
741.00 Business services, n.e.c. (732, 733, 735, 7383-7389)	948	.6	1.1	67.3
742.00 Automotive rental and leasing, without drivers (751)	27	.0	.0	67.3
750.00 Automotive parking and carwashes (752, 7542)	28	.0	.0	67.4
751.00 Automotive repair and related services (753, 7549)	130	.1	.2	67.5
752.00 Electrical repair shops (762, 7694)	15	.0	.0	67.5
760.00 Miscellaneous repair services (763, 764, 7692, 7699)	90	.1	.1	67.6
761.00	625	.4	.7	68.4
762.00 Hotels and motels (701)	714	.5	.8	69.2
770.00 Lodging places, except hotels / motels (702, 703, 704)	59	.0	.1	69.3
771.00 Laundry, cleaning, and garment services (721)	240	.2	.3	69.6
772.00 Beauty shops (723)	673	.4	.8	70.3
780.00 Barber shops (724)	18	.0	.0	70.4
781.00 Funeral service and crematories (726)	29	.0	.0	70.4
782.00 Shoe repair shops (725)	3	.0	.0	70.4
790.00 Dressmaking shops (part 7219)	45	.0	.1	70.5
791.00 Miscellaneous personal services (722, 729)	232	.2	.3	70.7
800.00 Theaters and motion pictures (781-783, 792)	187	.1	.2	70.9
801.00 Video tape rental (784)	62	.0	.1	71.0
802.00 Bowling centers (793)	32	.0	.0	71.0
810.00 Miscellaneous entertainment and recreation services	539	.4	.6	71.7
812.00 Offices and clinics of physicians (801, 803)	1215	.8	1.4	73.1
820.00 Offices and clinics of dentists (802)	553	.4	.6	73.7
821.00 Offices and clinics of chiropractors (8041)	77	.1	.1	73.8
822.00 Offices and clinics of optometrists (8042)	62	.0	.1	73.9
830.00 Offices and clinics of health practitioners, n.e.c.	64	.0	.1	74.0
831.00 HOSPITALS (806)	3815	2.5	4.5	78.4
832.00 Nursing and personal care facilities (805)	1350	.9	1.6	80.0
840.00 Health services, n.e.c. (807, 808, 809)	1484	1.0	1.7	81.8
841.00 Legal services (81)	686	.5	.8	82.6
842.00 Elementary and secondary schools (821)	6035	4.0	7.1	89.6
850.00 Colleges and universities (822)	1307	.9	1.5	91.1
851.00 Vocational schools (824)	35	.0	.0	91.2
852.00 Libraries (823)	133	.1	.2	91.3
860.00 Educational services, n.e.c. (829)	194	.1	.2	91.6
861.00 Job training and vocational rehabilitation service (833)	79	.1	.1	91.7
862.00 Child day care services (part 835)	828	.6	1.0	92.6
863.00 Family child care homes (part 835)	599	.4	.7	93.3
870.00 Residential care facilities, without nursing (836)	297	.2	.3	93.7
871.00 Social services, n.e.c. (832, 839)	752	.5	.9	94.5
872.00 Museums, art galleries, and zoos (84)	49	.0	.1	94.6
873.00 Labor unions (863)	30	.0	.0	94.6
880.00 Religious organizations (866)	444	.3	.5	95.2
881.00 Membership organizations, n.e.c. (861/62, 864/65, 869)	237	.2	.3	95.4
882.00 Engineering, architectural, and surveying services (871)	188	.1	.2	95.7
890.00 Accounting, auditing, and bookkeeping services (872)	467	.3	.5	96.2
891.00 Research, development, and testing services (873)	246	.2	.3	96.5
892.00 Management and public relations services (874)	323	.2	.4	96.9
893.00 Miscellaneous professional and related services (899)	163	.1	.2	97.1
900.00 Executive and legislative offices (911-913)	96	.1	.1	97.2
901.00 General government, n.e.c. (919)	346	.2	.4	97.6
910.00 Justice, public order, and safety (92)	655	.4	.8	98.3
921.00 Public finance, taxation, and monetary policy (93)	182	.1	.2	98.5
922.00 Administration of human resources programs (94)	573	.4	.7	99.2
930.00 Administr. of environm. quality + housing programs (95)	110	.1	.1	99.3
931.00 Administration of economic programs (96)	229	.2	.3	99.6
932.00 National security and international affairs (97)	238	.2	.3	99.9
991.00 Unemployed whose last job was Armed Forces	89	.1	.1	100.0
992.00	2	.0	.0	100.0
Total	85564	57.0	100.0
Missing	System	64675	43.0
Total		150239	100.0

D18 TYPE (STATUS) OF WORKER HEAD

		Frequency	Percent	Valid Percent	Cumulative Percent
Valid	.00 Nonworker or NA	40757	27.1	27.1	27.1
	1.00 Private wage worker	78467	52.2	52.2	79.4
	2.00 Federal government	3535	2.4	2.4	81.7
	3.00 State government	4572	3.0	3.0	84.8
	4.00 Local government	7340	4.9	4.9	89.6
	5.00 Self-employed/Inc	5810	3.9	3.9	93.5
	6.00 Self-employed/not Inc	8557	5.7	5.7	99.2
	7.00 Without pay	26	.0	.0	99.2
	8.00 Armed Forces	1175	.8	.8	100.0
	Total	150239	100.0	100.0

D19 TYPE (STATUS) OF WORKER SPOUSE

		Frequency	Percent	Valid Percent	Cumulative Percent
Valid	.00 Nonworker or NA	28794	19.2	33.7	33.7
	1.00 Private wage worker	40662	27.1	47.5	81.2
	2.00 Federal government	1413	.9	1.7	82.8
	3.00 State government	2811	1.9	3.3	86.1
	4.00 Local government	6312	4.2	7.4	93.5
	5.00 Self-employed/Inc	1778	1.2	2.1	95.6
	6.00 Self-employed/not Inc	3589	2.4	4.2	99.8
	7.00 Without pay	131	.1	.2	99.9
	8.00 Armed Forces	74	.0	.1	100.0
	Total	85564	57.0	100.0
Missing	System	64675	43.0
Total		150239	100.0

D20 GEOGRAPHIC LOCATION INDICATOR B

		Frequency	Percent	Valid Percent	Cumulative Percent
Valid	1.00 Central City < 1.0 Mil	12620	8.4	8.4	8.4
	2.00 Central City 1.0 -< 2.5 Mil	10761	7.2	7.2	15.6
	3.00 Central City 2.5 -< 5.0 Mil	5174	3.4	3.4	19.0
	4.00 Central City 5.0+ Mil	9700	6.5	6.5	25.5
	5.00 Suburb < 1.0 Mil	16272	10.8	10.8	36.3
	6.00 Suburb 1.0 -< 2.5 Mil	20781	13.8	13.8	50.1
	7.00 Suburb 2.5 -< 5.0 Mil	9980	6.6	6.6	56.8
	8.00 Suburb 5.0+ Mil	7479	5.0	5.0	61.7
	9.00 Nonmetrop / not identified	57472	38.3	38.3	100.0
	Total	150239	100.0	100.0

D21 MARITAL STATUS HEAD

		Frequency	Percent	Valid Percent	Cumulative Percent
Valid	1.00 never married	24586	16.4	16.4	16.4
	2.00 married	80850	53.8	53.8	70.2
	3.00 married, but living separated	7092	4.7	4.7	74.9
	4.00 divorced	20565	13.7	13.7	88.6
	5.00 widowed	17146	11.4	11.4	100.0
	Total	150239	100.0	100.0

MARTSP MARITAL STATUS SPOUSE

		Frequency	Percent	Valid Percent	Cumulative Percent
Valid	1.00 never married	2537	1.7	3.0	3.0
	2.00 married	80850	53.8	94.5	97.5
	3.00 married, but living separated	348	.2	.4	97.9
	4.00 divorced	1653	1.1	1.9	99.8
	5.00 widowed	176	.1	.2	100.0
	Total	85564	57.0	100.0
Missing	System	64675	43.0
Total		150239	100.0

D22 TENURE (OWNED OR RENTED HOUSING)

		Frequency	Percent	Valid Percent	Cumulative Percent
Valid	1.00 Owner	98513	65.6	65.6	65.6
	2.00 Renter	51726	34.4	34.4	100.0
	Total	150239	100.0	100.0

D25 DISABILITY STATUS HEAD

		Frequency	Percent	Valid Percent	Cumulative Percent
Valid	1.00 Work disabled	19813	13.2	13.2	13.2
	2.00 Not work disabled	130426	86.8	86.8	100.0
	Total	150239	100.0	100.0

D26 DISABILITY STATUS SPOUSE

		Frequency	Percent	Valid Percent	Cumulative Percent
Valid	1.00 Work disabled	6659	4.4	7.8	7.8
	2.00 Not work disabled	78905	52.5	92.2	100.0
	Total	85564	57.0	100.0
Missing	System	64675	43.0
Total		150239	100.0

ACTIVHD HEAD ACTIVITY CODE SUPPL

		Frequency	Percent
Missing	System	150239	100.0

ACTIVSP SPOUSE ACTIVITY CODE SUPPL

		Frequency	Percent
Missing	System	150239	100.0

IMMIGRHD HEAD IMMIGRATION STATUS

		Frequency	Percent	Valid Percent	Cumulative Percent
Valid	1.00 Native, born in the U.S.	129983	86.5	86.5	86.5
	2.00 Native, born in Puerto Rico	1522	1.0	1.0	87.5
	3.00 Native, American born abroad	1281	.9	.9	88.4
	4.00 Foreign born, naturalized citizen	7078	4.7	4.7	93.1
	5.00 Foreign born, not citizen	10375	6.9	6.9	100.0
	Total	150239	100.0	100.0

IMMIGRSP SPOUSE IMMIGRATION STATUS

		Frequency	Percent	Valid Percent	Cumulative Percent
Valid	1.00 Native, born in the U.S.	73012	48.6	85.3	85.3
	2.00 Native, born in Puerto Rico	620	.4	.7	86.1
	3.00 Native, American born abroad	771	.5	.9	87.0
	4.00 Foreign born, naturalized citizen	4122	2.7	4.8	91.8
	5.00 Foreign born, not citizen	7039	4.7	8.2	100.0
	Total	85564	57.0	100.0
Missing	System	64675	43.0
Total		150239	100.0

LFSHD LABOUR FORCE STATUS HEAD

		Frequency	Percent	Valid Percent	Cumulative Percent
Valid	.00 Armed Forces or NA	1176	.8	.8	.8
	1.00 Employed and working	97125	64.6	64.6	65.4
	2.00 Employed, not at work	3089	2.1	2.1	67.5
	3.00 Unemployed, looking	3462	2.3	2.3	69.8
	4.00 Unemployed, layoff	1133	.8	.8	70.5
	5.00 Not in labor force	44254	29.5	29.5	100.0
	Total	150239	100.0	100.0

LFSSP LABOUR FORCE STATUS SPOUSE

		Frequency	Percent	Valid Percent	Cumulative Percent
Valid	.00 Armed Forces or NA	75	.0	.1	.1
	1.00 Employed and working	49211	32.8	57.5	57.6
	2.00 Employed, not at work	2410	1.6	2.8	60.4
	3.00 Unemployed, looking	1542	1.0	1.8	62.2
	4.00 Unemployed, layoff	325	.2	.4	62.6
	5.00 Not in labor force	32001	21.3	37.4	100.0
	Total	85564	57.0	100.0
Missing	System	64675	43.0
Total		150239	100.0