Population Census; Building and Housing Census 2001 - IPUMS Subset
Austria, 2001
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WBG_AUT_2001_PHC_v01_M_v02_A_IPUMS
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Statistics Austria, Minnesota Population Center
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- AUT2001-H-H
- AUT2001-P-H
Status in private household, or type of institution (AT2001A_0449)
Data file: AUT2001-P-H
Overview
Valid:
0
Invalid:
0
Type:
Discrete
Decimal:
0
Start:
223
End:
224
Width:
2
Range:
1 - 25
Format:
Numeric
Questions and instructions
Literal question
7. Position within household (Refer also to explanatory sheet):
[] Head of household (HH) or sole person in household
[] Spouse of HH
[] Consensual-union-partner of HH
[] Daughter, son (step and adopted)
[] Spouse/partner of son/daughter
[] Grandchild or his/her spouse/partner
[] Mother, father (parent-in-law, step parent, grandparent)
[] Otherwise related (e.g. brother, aunt, nephew)
[] Not related
[] Head of household (HH) or sole person in household
[] Spouse of HH
[] Consensual-union-partner of HH
[] Daughter, son (step and adopted)
[] Spouse/partner of son/daughter
[] Grandchild or his/her spouse/partner
[] Mother, father (parent-in-law, step parent, grandparent)
[] Otherwise related (e.g. brother, aunt, nephew)
[] Not related
Categories
| Value | Category |
|---|---|
| 1 | Living alone |
| 2 | Household representative of multi-person household |
| 3 | Spouse of household representative |
| 4 | Cohabitant of household representative |
| 5 | Child of household representative |
| 6 | Partner of child of household representative |
| 7 | Grandchild (including his/her partner) of household representative |
| 8 | Ancestor of household representative or his/her partner |
| 9 | Other relative of household representative |
| 10 | Person not related to household representative |
| 11 | Person living in boarding school |
| 12 | Person living in dormitory for students |
| 14 | Person living in nursing home or hospital |
| 15 | Person living in institution for elderly people |
| 16 | Person living in institution for the disabled |
| 17 | Person living in child care institution |
| 18 | Person in institution for children without parents |
| 19 | Person living in religious institution |
| 21 | Person living in penal institution |
| 22 | Person living in refugee camp |
| 23 | Person living in private homes for refugees |
| 24 | Person living in other institution |
| 25 | Person in institution for homeless/socially disadvantaged |
Warning: these figures indicate the number of cases found in the data file. They cannot be interpreted as summary statistics of the population of interest.
Interviewer instructions
7. Position in household:
Explanation: In order to show the relationship of household members to families, please mark the relationship the person has to the "head of household." Usually, the person contributing the most to the household income is to be designated as the head of household. If income is more or less equal, it is up to the household to designate the person who is to be marked as head of household.
In households consisting solely of unrelated persons, it is irrelevant to family and household statistics who is marked as the head of household.
For children who were brought into the marriage or consensual union, "daughter/son" should be marked, [p. 76] even if the latter are blood children of the husband or wife only.
The term "head of household" is felt to be disagreeable by some persons. Because of that, other expressions were sought in preceding pilot surveys. The results were, however, not encouraging: the understanding of the question and the usefulness of the answers were insufficient. For question-technical reasons, it had to be reverted back to the archaic (but understood by all) term "head of household."
With this information the families living in a household are statistically delimited and their relation to the remaining household members is depicted. Data about the different family types (full families, single parent families, etc.) is important for the planning of family and socio-political measures, for example: level of the family subsidy, scaling of the child tax credit, fare reductions for families on public transportation.
Explanation: In order to show the relationship of household members to families, please mark the relationship the person has to the "head of household." Usually, the person contributing the most to the household income is to be designated as the head of household. If income is more or less equal, it is up to the household to designate the person who is to be marked as head of household.
In households consisting solely of unrelated persons, it is irrelevant to family and household statistics who is marked as the head of household.
For children who were brought into the marriage or consensual union, "daughter/son" should be marked, [p. 76] even if the latter are blood children of the husband or wife only.
The term "head of household" is felt to be disagreeable by some persons. Because of that, other expressions were sought in preceding pilot surveys. The results were, however, not encouraging: the understanding of the question and the usefulness of the answers were insufficient. For question-technical reasons, it had to be reverted back to the archaic (but understood by all) term "head of household."
With this information the families living in a household are statistically delimited and their relation to the remaining household members is depicted. Data about the different family types (full families, single parent families, etc.) is important for the planning of family and socio-political measures, for example: level of the family subsidy, scaling of the child tax credit, fare reductions for families on public transportation.
Description
Definition
The variable indicates the person's status in private household, or type of institution.
Universe
All persons
concept
Concept
| var_concept.title | Vocabulary |
|---|---|
| Demographic Variables -- PERSON | IPUMS |