Creating a 2000 IES-LFS Database in Stata



PROVIDE Project Technical Paper 2005:1

February 2005


Table 2: Cross-tabulation of employment data

IES 2000 ÷

LFS 2000:2 Ψ

Not
applicable

Snr officials

Professionals

Assoc profess

Clerks

Service
workers

Skilled agric

Crafts &
trade

Machine
operators

Elementary

Domestic
workers

Unspecified

Total

"Correctly"
categorised

Not applicable

77,472

_________15

_________14

_________51

________40

________58

________84

________89

________84

________164

________65

1,253

79,389

97.60%

Snr officials______

________196

_______706

__________2

__________2

___________3

__________2

________1_

________1_

__________2

__________6

_______921

76.70%

Professionals

________74

________1_

_______759

__________7

________1_

___________3

________1_

__________2

_________14

862

88.10%

Assoc profess

________195

_________2

__________13

1,860

___________3

___________8

__________2

________1_

__________2

________46

2,132

87.20%

Clerks___________

________123

____________5

1,777

_________4

________1_

__________2

________1_

___________3

________57

1,973

90.10%

Service workers

_______608

_________2

____________3

____________5

__________2

2,255

__________2

________1_

_______________1

___________8

_______________1

_________65

2,953

76.40%

Skilled agric

_______306

________1_

________1_

________1_

__________6

_______805

_______________1

_________16

________1_

________24

1,162

69.30%

Crafts & trade

_______527

___________3

________1_

___________3

_________2

2,826

____________5

_________12

_________63

3,442

82.10%

Machine operators

_______203

_________4

________1_

___________3

__________2

_________10

2,494

________23

________64

2,804

88.90%

Elementary______

1,000

_________1_

__________2

__________6

________8_

________31

__________9

_________15

4,643

________20

________135

5,870

79.10%

Domestic workers

________165

________1_

__________7

________1_

________1_

_________17

2,309

________46

2,547

90.70%

Unspecified_____

_________10

________1_

__________2

_______________1

_______________1

_______________1

_______________1

__________2

_______________1

_________25

________45

55.60%

Total___________

80,879

_______735

_______794

1,936

1,839

2,346

_______935

2,943

2,604

4,894

2,397

1,798

104,100

'(Oeieciy'

categorised______

95.80%

96.10%

95.60%

96.10%

96.60%

96.10%

86.10%

96.00%

95.80%

94.90%

96.30%

1.40%

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