Survey of Consumer Finances, 1967

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Inter-university Consortium for
Political and Social Research
Economic Behavior Program
Survey Research Center
University of Michigan
ICPSR 7447
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ICPSR
Inter-university Consortium for
Political and Social Research
Economic Behavior Program
University of Michigan
ICPSR7447
SURVEYOF CONSUMER
FINANCES,
1967
(ICPSR 7447)
Principal
-.
Investigator
Economic Behavior
Program
University
of Michigan
Second
Inter-University
ICPSR Edition,
Consortium
for
Political
1977
and Social
P. 0. Box 1248
Ann Arbor,
Michigan
48106
Research
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OF ASSISTANCE
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Consortium
collector
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the
to follow
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that
made available
fact
as well
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some adaptation
items
individual
data
acknowledge
of the data.
facilities
theses
utilizing
urges
of this
to be filled
through
the
as identify
all
the original
users
statement
in appropriately
of the
with
1CPS.R data
the paren-
or deleted
by
user.
The data (and tabulations)
utilized
in this
(publication)
were made available
(in part)
by the Inter-university
The data
Consortium
for Political
and Social Research.
for the Survey of Consumer Finances,
1967, were originally
collected
by the Economic Behavior
Program, Institute
for
Social Research,
The University
of Michigan
under grants
from
especially
the Ford Foundation
and
several
foundations,
the National
Science Foundation,
and from various
industrial
organizations
with Ford Motor Company and General Motors
Neither
contributing
the major portion
of the funding.
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collectors
of the data nor the Consortium
bear any responsibility
for the analyses
or interpretations
presented
here.
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about
funding
the use of archival
information
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about
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is
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activities,
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and to facilitate
resources,
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in
agencies
data
to the Consortium.
were used.
each user
of each
Please
of
of
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Study
Description
. . .
i
.............
.............
ii
Codebook Information
.............
ii
Abbreviations
.
.............
iv
Missing
Data
.
.............
iv
List
.
.............
1
Data Format
. .
.............
159
Questionnaire
.
.............
177
Processing
Variable
Appendix
Information
I:
. .
Duncan Socio-Economic
Index
. . . . . .
197
STUDY DESCRIPTION
A Survey of Consumer Finances was conducted
annually
from 1946 through
The major focus of these surveys
1971 by the Economic Behavior
Program.
is toward the collection
of statistics
on the distribution
of consumer
debt, and major transactions.
Interviewing
was done in
income, assets,
January-March
of each year with questions
covering
ownership
of assets and
purpose and amount of debt, including
installment
financial
balances;
source,
and source of current
income, and previous
debt; and amount, earners,
year’s
income.
Also explored
are attitudes
toward the respondent's
personal
toward general
economic conditions
and prices,
and
financial
situation,
Information
was sought about current
expectations
for the coming year.
and planned expenditures
for housing,
automobiles,
and major durables.
Personal
characteristics
reported
include
age and education
of head,
household
composition,
and occupation.
During the mid-1960's,
it became evident
that the increase
in car
ownership
was having a marked influence
on the lives
of American families.
In order to examine these effects
the data collected
since 1966 were
organized
so that they could be analyzed
on either
a family
or car unit
Data on a family-unit
basis have a logical
record for each family,
bnsis.
with car information
only for the first
(usually
the newest) car owned;
data on a car-unit
basis have a logical
record for every car owned by the
family.
By using a global
filter,
data on a car-unit
basis can also be
analyzed
on a family
unit basis.
The 1967 dataset
is based on car-unit,
and the frequencies
included
in the codebook have been filtered
to a familyunit basis.
The sample for this survey was made up of
family
units
representing
the total
population
number of units
interviewed
in 1967 was 3,165,
The family-units
are weighted
to 3726
This
For a discussion
of
the Surveys of Consumer
any publications
of the
Maccoby, Janet Austrain
Maynes, Charles Lininger,
and Lawrence R. Klein.
appear
the data, see Federal Reserve Board, Reports on
Finances,
Federal Reserve Bulletin,
1947-1959,
and
principal
investigators:
George Katona, Eleanor
Fisher,
John Lansing,
James Morgan, E. Scott
Peter de Janosi,
Harold Guthrie,
Eva Mueller,
General reports
of the data from
in the following
publications:
Economic Behavior
Surveys of
Ann Arbor,
Mandell,
L., G.
Surveys of
Economics1973.
a national
cross-section
of
of the United States.
The
yielding
4,185 car-units.
study has 668 variables.
the
Surveys
of Consumer Finances
Program staff,
Consumer Finances,
annual volumes 1960 through
1970,
Michigan:
Institute
for Social Research
Katona, J. Morgan, and J. Schmiedeskamp,
Consumers, 1971-1972:
Contributions
to Behavioral
Ann Arbor, Michigan:
Institute
for %&al
Research,
PROCESSING INFORMATION
This
Class II
respondent
number of
removed,
Moreover,
study has been checked and for-mated to ICPSR standards
for a
The data have been sorted into ascending
order by
dataset.
identification
number, and were checked for the appropriate
cards per case.
All amps, dashes, and embedded blanks have been
and the data have been transformed
into a logical
record format.
alphabetic
characters
were removed from all variables.
Some consistency
checks were done,
consistency
among interrelated
variables.
the data, but these occur very rarely.
undefined
codes.
but no attempt was made to force
Wild code checks were left
in
They are noted in the codebook as
The original
study codebook was edited and revised
standard
format.
Study processing
was done by Elizabeth
Dotson, Norma Wilson,
and Walter Gruhn.
to the ICPSR
Weems, Barbara
CODEBOOKINFORMATION
The codebook is divided
into two parts,
descriptions
of the variables
and of the data format.
The original
questionnaire
is also included.
The variable
description
section
is intended
to present
seven basic
pieces of information
about each variable
in the dataset.
The seven are
(1) the variable
number, (2) the question
number, if any, from which this
(3) a description
or explanation
of the variable,
variable
was derived,
which was asked, (4)
or, in many cases, the exact wording of the question
the code values associated
with this variable,
(5) the interpretation
of
each code value,
(6) the frequencies
of actual
responses which fall
into
each code category,
and (7) which code value(s),
if any, are treated
as
"missing
data."
The use of this information
can be illustrated
by the
following
example WHICH DOES NOT REFER TO A VARIABLE IN THIS DATASET:
96
Q.33.
DO PUBLIC OFFICIALS TREAT YOU FAIRLY.
PEOPLE SOMETIMES
TELL US THAT PUBLIC OFFICIALS IN THIS COUNTRY DON'T ALWAYS
TREAT THEM AS FAIRLY AS THEY OUGHT TO. HOWABOUT YOU?
WOULDYOU SAY THAT IN GENERAL, PUBLIC OFFICIALS TREAT YOU
VERY FAIRLY, FAIRLY ENOUGH, NOT VERY FAIRLY, OR NOT FAIRLY
AT ALL?
442
1147
336
105
1.
2.
3.
4.
VERY FAIRLY
FAIRLY ENOUGH
NOT VERY FAIRLY
NOT FAIRLY AT ALL
134
9.
NOT ASCERTAINED
ii
(1)
reference
This variable
is number 96 in the dataset;
it in most statistical
programs as "V96".
(2)
This
questionnaire.
variable
is
derived
from question
users
number
would
33 on the
often
original
(3)
The actual
wording of the question
which each respondent
was
asked or the full
description
of the variable
is shown just across from
"PEOPLE SOMETIMES TELL US. . .u If the variable
has
the variable
number:
been recoded from its original
form, or if it represents
a "derived"
index
that fact will
be reported
here.
of several
questions,
(4)
This variable
has data
some respondents
with code 9.
values
which
range
between
1 and 4, plus
(5)
Codes 1 through
4 correspond
to the choices offered
the respondent,
from VERY FAIRLY (1) through NOT FAIRLY AT ALL (4).
Some statistical
programs will
include
these labels
as part of their
output.
(6)
The number of respondents
choosing
each answer ranged from a low
of 105 for code "4" (NOT FAIRLY AT ALL) to a high of 1,147 for code "2"
with which each response was given is
(FAIRLY ENOUGH). The frequency
The sum of all these frequencies
is
indicated
in the left-most
column.
the total
number of cases or respondents
included
in the study (in this
example,
it is 2,164).
(7)
Code value "9" (NOT ASCERTAINED) is separated
from the other
code values by a blank line
to indicate
its status
as the "missing
data
code."
Such codes cannot be used in the same fashion
as the others
for
The missing
data category
is customarily
used to
most analytic
purposes.
indicate
the responses of individuals
who refused
to answer the question,
or those for whom the interviewer
neglected
to note the response given.
In some cases, questions
are asked only of a limited
group of respondents
(for example, respondents
who had no children
would not be asked the year
is deemed
In such cases, the question
of birth
of their
oldest
child).
Most statistical
"inappropriate,"
and the missing
data value is recorded.
programs contain
an option
to treat missing
data codes as special
categories.
In some cases, a variable
may have more than one missing
data code.
NOTE that this example does not describe
This information
about "V96" is included
only
use of the following
codebook.
variable
96 in this dataset.
to illustrate
the format and
The data format section
lists
the variables
by name and number and
supplies
for each the starting
tape location
of the variable
in the OSIRIS
dataset,
the width of the variable,
the number of responses,
and the
To access this information,
the user need only
missing
data code, if any.
locate
the variable
number in the left
margin of the codebook and then
The information
refer
to the corresponding
number in the OSIRIS dictionary.
about the card-image
format includes
the card and column location,
the
width of the variable,
and the number of decimal places.
The data format
section
contains
an introduction
which explains
how to use the information
in that section.
iii
ABBREVIATIONS
Below
is
a list
of
abbreviations
which
may appear
in this
codebook:
DU
= Dwelling
Unit
FU
= Family
su
= Spending
CFU
= Car Family
PSU
= Primary
csu
= Car Spending
NR
= Non-Respondent
A&R
= Additions
R
= Respondent
XxXx
= used in the code section
to indicate
that the actual
number of
units
is recorded;
e.g.,
years or dollars.
The number of X's
indicates
the number of characters
in the variable.
Unit
Unit
Unit
Sampling
Unit
Unit
and Repairs
NA
= Not Ascertained
DK
= Don't
Inap.
= Inappropriate
Know
MISSING DATA
The principal
investigator
supplied
these data to ICPSR in a logical
record format with an OSIRIS dictionary.
In most instances,
the investigator did not include
zero codes as missing
data values in the dictionary.
Users can therefore
decide for themselves
for each variable
with a zero
code whether or not to include
it in the analysis.
the investiMoreover,
gators did not always include
all second missing
data code possibilities
in their
original
OSIRIS dictionary.
iv
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VARIABLELIST
3
VARIABLE DESCRIPTIONS
Description
Variable
Interview
1
2
3
*
in upper
left
hand corner
of face
sheet)
Weights
3544
1.
618
2.
If head is less than 60 years old and FU is a primary
FU.
If head of primary
is aged 60 or older or FU is a secondary,
all secondary
FUs are weighted
2.
STANDARD PSU CODE
32
24
42
50
7
12
19
16
22
-
Number (4 digits:
22
28
34
10
14
7
11
5
17
21
16
24
28
5
5
10
13
34
34
39
30
18
7
4
18
33
1
7
27
42
3
12
26
1.
2.
3.
4.
11.
12.
13.
14.
101.
102.
103.
104.
111.
112.
121.
122.
123.
124.
131.
132.
133.
134.
141.
142.
143.
144.
201.
202.
211.
212.
221.
222.
231.
233.
234.
241.
242.
243.
244.
271.
272.
273.
Los Angeles City
Los Angeles City
Los Angeles suburbs
Los Angeles suburbs
San Francisco
& Oakland Cities
San Francisco
& Oakland Cities
San Francisco
suburbs
San Francisco
suburbs
Chicago City,
north
Chicago City,
north
Chicago suburbs
Chicago suburbs
Chicago City,
south
Chicago City,
south
Cleveland
City
Cleveland
City
Cleveland
suburbs
Cleveland
suburbs
Detroit
City
Detroit
City
Detroit
suburbs
Detroit
suburbs
St. Louis City
St. Louis City
St. Louis suburbs
St. Louis suburbs
New York City (Bronx & Queens)
New York City (Bronx & Queens)
New York City (Brooklyn)
New York City (Brooklyn)
New York City (Manhattan)
New York City (Manhattan)
New York (Richmond)
New York suburbs (in New York State)
New York suburbs (in New York State)
Jersey City and Newark, N.J.
Jersey City and Newark, N.J.
New York suburbs (in New Jersey)
New York suburbs (in New Jersey)
Boston City
Boston City
Boston suburbs
* Not weighted
and not
filtered
4
Variable
3
Description
(can't)
23 274.
25 281.
13 282.
23 283.
15 284.
5 291.
6 292.
16 293.
18 294.
12 301.
7 302.
9 303.
12 304.
8 311.
4 312.
15 313.
12 314.
49 365.
48 375.
32 385.
36 395.
35 405.
42 415.
35 425.
37 435.
36 445.
38 455.
31465.
42 475.
59 487.
23 488.
51 497.
41507.
36 517.
59 527.
61537.
33 547.
32 557.
62 567.
48 577.
40 587.
55 597.
39 607.
40 617.
53 627.
52 637.
50 647.
52 657.
28667.
56 677.
40 687.
40 697.
30 705.
38 715.
Boston suburbs
Philadelphia
City
Philadelphia
City
Philadelphia
suburbs
Philadelphia
suburbs
Pittsburgh
City
Pittsburgh
City
Pittsburgh
suburbs
Pittsburgh
suburbs
Baltimore
City
Baltimore
City
Baltimore
suburbs
Baltimore
suburbs
Washington
City
Washington
City
Washington
suburbs
Washington
suburbs
Harris,
Tex.
Atlanta,
Ga.
Jefferson,
Ky.
Dade, Fla.
Tulsa,
Okla.
Richmond, Va.
Pulaski,
Ark.
Taylor,
Tex.
Montgomery,
Ala.
Richland,
S. Car.
Orange, Fla.
Fayette,
Ky.
Sarasota,
Fla.
Sarasota,
Fla.
Pitt,
N. Car.
Pulaski,
Va.
Mississippi,
Ark.
Erath,
Tex.
Clark,
Ark.
East Carroll,
La.
Rankin, Miss.
Muhlenberg,
KY.
Hickman, Tenn.
Watauga, N. Car.
Currituck,
N. Car.
Franklin,
Neb.
Stoddard,
MO.
Crawford,
Iowa
Marshall,
Ind.
St. Joseph, Mich.
Adair,
MO.
Logan, Ill.
Knox, Ohio
Hancock, Ohio
Sheboygan, Wise.
Minnehaha,
S.D.
Butler,
Ohio
5
Variable
3
Description
(can't)
57
42
37
56
41
67
23
21
32
49
42
22
51
40
37
38
54
2
32
58
35
51
28
42
30
31
32
45
4
725.
735.
745.
755.
765.
775.
805.
806.
815.
825.
835.
845.
855.
867.
877.
887.
897.
898.
907.
917.
927.
937.
945.
955.
965.
975.
985.
995.
Black Hawk, Iowa
Genesee, Mich.
Toledo,
Ohio
Montgomery,
Ohio
Marion,
Ind.
Hennepin,
Minn.
San Diego, Calif.
San Bernardino,
Calif.
King, Wash.
Salt Lake, Utah
Maricopa,
Ariz.
Santa Clara,
Calif.
Lane, Oreg.
Whatcom, Wash.
Tulare,
Calif.
Logan, Colo.
Plumas, Calif.
Plumas, Calif.
Susquehanna,
Pa.
York, Maine
Ulster,
N.Y.
Lycoming,
Pa.
No definition
given for
Luzerne,
Pa.
Mercer,
N.J.
Fairfield,
Conn.
Worcester,
Mass.
Onondaga, N.Y.
Identification
of Geographic
Self-Representing
202
292
479
244
0.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
947-948
Region
PSU's
West
North Central
Northeast
South
Non-Self-Representing
429
467
450
368
411
384
945 but
South
South
North Central
North Central
West
Northeast
for
for
for
for
12 largest
12 largest
12 largest
All PSU's
PSU's
for
for
for
for
for
for
Other
Other
Other
Other
Other
Other
PSU's
PSU's
PSU's
PSU's
PSU's
PSU's
PSLJ's
PSU's
PSU's
is New London,
Corm.
6
Variable
5
Description
This digit
in combination
with the region
identification
code (Var 4)
uniquely
identifies
a PSU in all cases except Chicago and New York.
20, 21,
Those for New York are:
10, 11.
Codes for the Chicago PSU are:
San Diego and San Bernardino
though selected
as one PSU, have
22, 23.
They are coded 805 and 806.
separate
interviewing
staffs.
583
432
353
429
316
271
281
393
340
328
6
0.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
Urbanization
Code
Self-Representing
PSU's
1.
2.
3.
4.
Cities
Cities
253
224
262
313
Central
Central
Suburbs
Suburbs
Non-Self-Representing
7-a.
7
SMSA's or consolidated
areas)
PSU's
Standard Metropolitan
or twin cities
totally
by 1960 Census.
NON-SMSA PSU's
5-6.
1256
21
1372
25
(12 largest
Statistical
- SMSA's),
Areas (Including
a city
50,000 or more population
5.
6.
7.
8.
Identification
Number arbitrarily
assigned serially
from a particular
PSU (not by date of interview).
to D.U.'s
7
Variable
Description
8
This code can be used to identify
the county in the PSU where the
It is used in combination
with Var. 4 & 5.
interview
was taken.
COUNTY
PSU
PSU
COI)E
Alabama
Hontgomery
Montgomery
4&-
1
,irizona
Maricopa
Maricopa
83-
1
i\rk.
Clark
Mississippi
Pulaski
Clark
Mississippi
Pulaski
53514i-
i
1
1
Calif.
Alameda
Contra Costa
Los Angeles
Orange
Plumas
Riverside
San Bernardino
San Diego
San Francisco
San Mateo
Santa Clara
Sierra
Tulare
San Francisco
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Los Angeles
Plumas
San Bernardino
San Bernardino
San Diego
San Francisco
San Francisco
Santa Clara
Plumas
Tulare
OlOlooOO89-
848987-
2
L
1
2
1
3
2
1
1
3
1
2
1
Cola.
Logan
Logan
f33-
1
Conn.
Fairfield
New London
Fairfield
New London
97
9i-
1
1
District
!.Jashington
3139@-
1
STATE
Dist.
of Cal.
Florida
of Columbia
Dade
Manatee
Orange
Sarasota
Seminole
Dade
Sarasota
Orange
Sarasota
Orange
Georgia
Clayton
Fulton
Gwinnett
Ill.
Cook
Logan
Madison
gogo=‘-
OlOl-
COLXY
co,:
46@46-
1
2
1
1
2
Atlanta
Atlanta
Atlanta
373737-
2
I
5
Chicago
Logan
St. Louis
60-
y14-
i
4
8
Variable
Description
8
(can't)
PSU
CODE
--
CO;...Y
COLE
STATE
COUNTY
PSU
Indiana
Lake
Mar ion
Marshall
Porter
Chicago
Marion
Marshall
Chicago
63lo-
3
1
1
4
Iowa
Black Hawk
Crawford
Black Hawk
Crawford
7262-
1
1
Kentucky
Fayette
Jefferson
Muhlenberg
Fayette
Jefferson
Muhlenberg
47-
1
3856-
1
1
Louis.
East
East
54-
1
Mine
York
York
91-
1
Ud.
Baltimore
Baltimore
City
Montgomery
Anne Arundel
Baltimore
Baltimore
Washington
Baltimore
Middlesex
Norfolk
Suffolk
Worcester
Boston
Boston
Boston
Worcester
27272'98-
a-1
1
Uich.
Genesee
Macomb
St. Joseph
I:'ayne
Cenesee
Detroit
St. Joseph
Detroit
73136413-
1
3
1
1
Minn.
Hennepin
Ramsey
Washington
Hennepin
Hennepin
Hennepin
777777-
1
2
5
Miss.
Rankin
Rankin
55-
1
Missouri
Adair
St. Louis
St. Louis
Stoddard
Adair
St. Louis
St. Louis
Stoddard
65141461-
1
2
1
1
Franklin
60-
1
uass.
Neb.
Carroll
Franklin
City
Carroll
1076-
303031SO-
2
1
3
3
Description
Variable
9
(can't)
8
ST;\TE
COL?<TY
psv
N. J.
Bergen
Camden
Essex
Hudson
Fiercer
Passaic
Morris
New Jersey
Philadelphia
New Jersey
New Jersey
Mercer
Neu Jersey
New Jersey
Bronx
Kings
Madison
Nassau
New York
Onondaga
Osvego
Queens
Richmond
Suffolk
Ulster
Westchester
New York
New York
Onondaga
New York
New York
Onondaga
Onondaga
New York
New York
New York
Ulster
New York
Currituck
Pitt
Hatauga
Currituck
Pitt
Natauga
Butler
Cuyahoga
Greene
Hancock
Knox
Lucas
Montgomery
Lake
Butler
Cleveland
Montgomery
Hancock
Knox
Toledo
Montgomery
Cleveland
Okla.
Osage
Tulsa
Oregon
Penna.
N. Y.
N. Car.
Ohio
PSU
CODE
-2&28-
24249624242021-
gg2322-
999920-
23239223-
59-
03::::
CCP'
3
4
2
1
1
5
6
1
1
3
2
i
1
2
2
1
3
1
4
49,
58-
1
1
1
71-
1
747512-
1
3
1
1
1
1
2
Tulsa
Tulsa
4040-
2
1
Lane
Lane
85-
1
Allegheny
Luzerne
Lycoming
Montgomery
Philadelphia
Susquehanna
Uestmoreland
Pittsburgh
Luzerne
Lycoming
Phiiadelphia
Philadelphia
Susquehanna
Pittsburgh
29-
1
1
1
2
1
1
4
12-
75fJ867-
95932828-
90,
29-
10
Variable
8
Description
(can't)
COUNT-i
CODE
STATE
COUNTY
-PSU
PSU
CODE
S. Car.
Lexington
Richland
Richland
Richland
4545-
2
1
S. Dal<.
Minnehaha
Minnehaha
‘O-
1
Tenn.
Hickman
Hickman
57-
Texas
Erath
Harris
Jones
Taylor
Erath
Harris
Taylor
Taylor
5236-
Utah
Salt
Virginia
Henrico
Pulaski
Richmond
Fairfax
I.Jash .
!!isc.
Salt
Lake
City
King
ilhatcom
Snohomish
Sheboygan
. h
4343Lake
82-
Richmond
Pulaski
Richmond
Washington
41-
King
Whatcom
King
8l868l-
1
1
2
Sheboygan
69-
1
504131-
3
1
1
L,
-
-
Variable
Description
9
"Secondary
used only
51
1492
698
739
350
180
72
32
69
43
10
11
12
Size
This is an identification
code and can be
with the PSU code in Var. 4-6.
(1960 Census classifications)
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Central
cities
Central
cities
Suburban areas
Suburban areas
Adjacent
areas
outlying
areas
of place
477
770
1.
2.
648
797
3.
4.
182
849
3
5.
6.
8.
Distance
107
173
253
212
154
138
341
287
248
1813
Selection".
in conjunction
0.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
"Belt"
477
621
528
612
702
786
11
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
0.
of
of
of
of
12 largest
SMSA's
other SMSA's
12 largest
SMSA's
other SMSA's
(1960 Census classifications)
Central
cities
of the 12 largest
SMSA's
Cities
50,000 and over, exclusive
of the central
cities
of the 12 largest
SMSA's
Urban places lO,OOO-49,999
Urban places 2,500-9,999;
urbanized
areas not included
in above codes
Rural,
in an SMSA PSU
Rural,
not in an SMSA PSU
undefined
code
from the Center
of
the Central
City
this should properly
be read 0.0 through O.E@9
0.0-0.9
(Note:
1.0-1.9
2.0-3.9
4.0-5.9
6.0-7.9
8.0-9.9
10.0-14.9
15.0-24.9
25 miles or more
All addresses
in non-SMSA PSU's and all addresses
in Centr;il
Cities
of the 12 largest
SMSA's
...
12
Description
Variable
Census Tract Identification
Code.
This code, when used in conjunction
with PSU code (Var. 4-6) enables identification
of the census tract
(See Sampling Appendix C. If D.U.
area.
for every D.U. in a tracted
is not in a tracted
area coded 000. Closest
geographic
unit identifiable
by PSU code (Var. 4-6) and the "Secondary
Selection"
code Var. 10.
13
14
Q.l
Interviewer's
15
4.2
Interviewer's
interviewer
99.
16
4.3
for
Security
Number (9 digits)
Interview
Number (number assigned
the interviews
he/she takes.)
serially
by the
NA.
Date of Interview
633
626
579
395
377
361
258
272
190
35
17
4.4
Length
18
9.5
Circled
19
Social
0.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
of Interview.
Number (from
1298
1.
1
2427
3.
5.
First
listing
3230
75
94
327
January 10 or before
January 11-17
January 18-24
January 25-31
February
l-7
February
8-14
February
15-21
February
22-28
March l-7
March 8 or later
Actual
number of minutes
4.5
face
in
sheet)
coded.
Random half
indicator
special
procedure
Yes. Number is circled:
applied
to this D.U. If head of primary
is
a screen-out
interview
was taken and a card
No secondary
interviews
taken in this D.U.
Undefined
code
Interviews
with
No, number is not circled.
F.U.'s
taken as usual.
digit
of household
composition
box on face sheet.
0. Primary F.U. with
2. Secondary F.U.
from
no Secondary
no Secondary
Secondary
2 digit
S.U.'s
S.U.'s
S.U.'s
(l/2 of sample)
aged 60 or older only
was coded in Deck 99.
primary
and secondary
number in green
and no Secondary
and other F.U.'s
in D.U.
above the
F.U.'s
in D.1
in D.U.
13
Description
Variable
Household Composition.
Two digit
code for household
composition.
The respondent
being interviewed
is a member of a:
20
3230
57
12
5
1
277
39
5
3
3
56
4
32
2
21
Q.8
Sex of Head of Family
3040
686
22
9.9
01. Primary F.U. with no Secondary S.U.'s
and no
Secondary F.U.'s
in D.U.
and 1 other
F.U. in D.U.
and 2 other
F.U.'s
in D.U.
and 3 other
F.U.'s
in D.U.
and 4 or more
other F.U.'s
in D.U.
31. Primary F.U. with 1 Secondary S.U. and no other F.U.
in D.U.
32. Primary F.U. with 2 Secondary S.U.'s
and no other F.U.
in D.U.
33. Primary F.U. with 3 or more S.U.'s
and no other F.U.'s
in D.U.
34. Primary F.U. with 1 Secondary S.U. and 1 other
F.U. in D.U.
35. Primary F.U. with more than 1 Secondary S.U and
one or more F.U.'s
in D.U. (or F.U. with one
Secondary S.U. and 2 or more other F.U.'s
in D.U.)
21. Secondary F.U. (one S.U.) -- a roomer.
22. Secondary F.U. (one S.U.) -- a servant.
23. Secondary
F.U. (one S.U.) -- other.
of more than one S.U.
24. Secondary F.U. consisting
1.
2.
Male
Female
Age of Head of Family
up to 97.
98.
23
Q. 9
Unit
Age of Wife
Unit
age in years
Actual
age in years.
98 years and older
of Head (actual
up to 97.
98.
99.
00.
(actual
age in years
coded)
Actual age in years.
98 years or older
N.A.
Head of FL! is not married
coded)
14
Description
Variable
24
Q.11
Is R the Head of the Family
3503
194
12
13
4
25
4.8
as respondent.
Male
Female
Both - (two or more respondents)
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
0.
1.
2.
3.
4.
or who are married.
One
Two
Three
Four
Five
Six
Number of adults
2834
591
285
14
2
28
1.
2.
3.
Number of Adults
in this Family Unit
Adults
are persons 18 years and older
809
2397
397
95
23
5
27
Yes, R is the Head of Family Unit.
No, R is the wife of the Head.
Both Head and Wife present
and acting
R is someone else in the Family Unit.
Other
Sex of Respondent
2813
901
12
26
1.
2.
3.
4.
8.
Unit?
aged 65 or older
No adults
in this
One
Two
Three
Four or more
F.U.
in
this
FU
aged 65 or older
Number of children
(Under 18) in This FU. This
all in FL regardless
of whether Head is parent
only to children
under 18 years.
548
508
328
164
86
46
20
13
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8 or more
2013
0.
No children
Var. 29-31.
under
18.
NA whether
was coded as including
This question
or not.
any children;
refers
coded 0 in
-
15
Variable
29
Description
If there is just one child,
How old are they?
the youngest
in Var. 29 and the oldest
in Var.
child
under 18.
322
176
133
128
127
257
354
215
2014
30
How old
367
321
282
105
126
133
183
189
2020
L
31
-.
are they?
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
0.
years
2.99 years
3.99 years
4.99 years
5.99 years
8.99 years
13.99 years
18 years
in Var. 28.
Age of oldest
0 up to 5.99 years
6 up to 9.99 years
10 up to 12.99 years
13
14
15
16
17
Inap. coded 0 in Var.
child
under
18.
28.
Sex, Age of children
in this FU 15, 16 or 17 years
sisters
of head are coded here)
3225
195
22
220
42
20
2
32 4.17
Less than two
2 years up to
3 years up to
4 years up to
5 years up to
6 years up to
9 years up to
14 years up to
Inap. coded 0
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
0.
it has been coded as
30.
Age of youngest
0.
1.
2.
3.
4.
6.
7.
Any changes
46
1.
225
19
245
3123
53
7
3
5
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
Has
Has
Has
Has
Has
Has
Has
old.
(Brothers
no boys or girls
15, 16 or 17 years old.
no boys and 1 girl
no boys and 2 or mpre girls
15, 16 or 17 years
1 boy and no girls
1 boy and 1 girl
2 or more boys and no girls
15, 16 or 17 years
2 or more boys and one girl
15, 16 or 17 years
in the number of people
in your
family
living
ami
old.
old.
old.
here?
blot Increase
of 2 or sore;
2 or mre joined
pu;
3 joined
and 1 left,
etc.
1 joined
N; 2 joined
and 1 left,
etc,
Net Increase
of 1:
1 left
and 1 joined;
2 left
and 2 joined,
etcNo change:
1 left
FU; 2 left
but 1 joined,
etc.
Net decrease of 1:
or joined
PU
NO NET CHANGE: none left
2 left
FU; 3 left
and 1 joined,
Net decrease of 2 or more:
Undefined
code
Change, NA which way or how many.
NA, Dli.
etc.
16
Variable
33
Description
Do you have any unmarried
live here with you?
Q.19
285
85
16
7
3326
7
34
9.24
21
Q.22
37
Q.K-1
Q.K2
25 who do not
Yes, one; 0 coded in Var. 34, 35.
Yes, two; 0 coded in Var. 35.
Yes, three
Yes, four or more
No; 0 coded in Var. 34, 35.
NA, DK; 0 coded in Var 34, 35.
Son under 18
Son 18-20
Son 21-25
Daughter under
Daughter 18-20
Daughter 21-25
Daughter,
NA,
Has such child
Inap. coded 5,
1.
2.
3.
5.
6.
7.
a.
9.
0.
In school,
age coded.
61
169
3
101
16
31
2
7
3336
36
under
Is it a son or daughter?
How old?
3 youngest
children
in
ascending
age coded.
If equal age, the son was coded first.
Three responses
coded; frequencies
given for first
only.
-56
125
82
49
48
30
1
2
3333
35
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
9.
children
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
8.
9.
0.
Marital
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
2
9.
DK age
but NA, DK whether son or daughter.
9 in Var.33;
no second, third
mention.
3 youngest
children
working
or what?
If equal age, the son was coded first.
Working
School
Working and going to school
Military
Service,
Peace Corps
Other
"Living
with divorced
mate!'
cy.
NA
Inap, coded 5, 9 in Var. 33, no second,
Status
2673
282
502
154
113
18
in ascending
third
of Head
Married
Single
Widowed (widower);
coded 0 in Var 37, 39.
Divorced;
coded 0 in var 37, 39.
Separated
(includes
husband away in service);
coded 0 in Var 37, 39.
NA; Coded 0 in Var. 37, 39.
Actual number of years
How long have you been married?
coded.
xx.
Number of years coded.
Not married:coded
2-5, 9 in Var. 36.
00.
DK,
NA
how
long.
Married,
99.
mention.
17
Description
Variable
38
Q.K3-7
Education
278
806
692
632
398
437
317
146
20
39
O.K3-7
Education
107
406
513
751
287
266
129
27
172
1068
40
Q.KB
42
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
0.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
9.
0.
Q.KJ.0 Head less
Q.Kll
2668
1058
1.
5.
Will
family
337
129
120
1928
151
1059
2
1.
2.
3.
5.
9.
0.
8.
Unit
O-5 grades
6-8 grades
9-11 grades;
some high school plus non-college
12 grades;
completed
high school (12 years)
Completed high school plus other non-college
College,
no degree (include
junior
colleges)
College,
Bachelor's
degree
College,
advanced or professional
degree
NA, DK
of wife
of %aily
dependent
on R for
more than
half
their
one
two
three
four
five
six
NA, DK
None
than
60, more than
age 60
Head is less than 60 years old.
Head is age 60 or more;coded
0 in Var.
move next
schooling
training
Unit
O-5 grades
6-8 grades
9-11 grades;
some high school plus non-college
12 grades;
completed
high school (12 years)
Completed high school plus other non-college
College,
no degree (include
junior
colleges)
College,
Bachelor's
degree
College,
advanced or professional
degree
NA, DK
Inap, coded 2, 3, 4, 5, 9 in Var.36,
no wife
Number of people
136
39
20
5
4
2
31
3489
41
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
of Head of Family
year?
Yes
Probably,
maybe
Depends
No
D.K.
Head is age 60 or more
Undefined
code
42.
schooling
training
of head.
support.
18
Variable
43
Description
Q.L3
Race
3264
367
59
9
7
20
44
Q.L4
Q.L5
Q.L6
Q.L?
Mexican,
Cuban,
Polynesian,
other
S. American
etc.)
I
2
3
4
5
6
7 or more
undefined
code
NA
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
9.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
0.
during
Head only
Wife only
Head and
Head and
Wife and
Head and
Somebody
NA
Type of structure
79
2648
152
200
100
127
192
128
63
37
47
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
Who was present
1268
104
1121
475
60
666
6
26
46
White
Negro
Puerto Rican,
Oriental
Other (Indian,
NA
Number of Calls
946
1218
637
364
210
114
120
4
113
45
1.
2.
3.
4.
7.
9.
the
interview?
wife only
somebody else (not wife)
somebody else (not husband)
wife and somebody else
else; R is someone other than
in which
Trailer
Detached
2-family
2-family
Detached
Row house
Apartment
Apartment
Apartment
Other
family
wife
or head
lives
single
family
house
house, 2 units
side by side
house, 2 units
one above the other
3-4 family
house.
(3 or more units
in an attached
row)
house (5 or more units,
3 stories
or less)
house (5 or more units,
4 stories
or more)
in a partly
commercial
structure
Looked at 3 structures
on each side of DU but not
Neighborhood.
more than 100 yards or so in both directionsThe highest
density
type of residential
housing mentioned
was coded.
382
54
2165
175
185
100
131
01.
02.
03.
04.
05.
06.
07.
Vacant land only,
Trailer
Detached single
family
house
house, 2 units
side by side
2 - family
2 - family
house, 2 units
one above the other
Detached 3-4 family
house
Row house (3 or more units
in an attached
row)
-
19
Description
Variable
(can't)
47
162
118
52
89
57
56
48
49
Q.Lg
Q.L9
1437
1810
427
1.
2.
3.
52
0.
the questionm
understanding
or less)
or more)
and answer readily,
and ansvering
(Not
R was alert
and quick to answer.
R could understand
and mover questions
satisfactorily
R vas slow to understand
and had difficulty
answering
questions,
WA
0.
1.
4.
5.
7.
No discrepancies,
Housing;
Addition
Debt; Income
Housing;
Additions
All Sections.
income,
has
or no interviewer
answer
and Repairs;
Cars; Durables
and Repairs;
Debt;
Income
Who is Head?
3681
52
more units,
3 stories
more units,
4 stories
commercial
structure.
structure.
industrual
questions
(house value,
If Respondent's
answers to factual
seem badly out of line with interviewer's
observations;
it
been noted below.
45
51
Apartment
house (5 or
Apartment
house (5 or
Apartment
in a partly
or
Wholly commercial
Other
1u
Did the respondent
understand
or did he have some difficulty
counting
language difficulty)
3708
6
9
2
1
50
08.
09.
10.
11.
12.
99.
1.
5.
Wife is Head (possibly-temporarily;
husband is in
military
service,
jail;
Head could be back at time
possible
re-interview.)
Head is husband or single
man or voman
Coder Number
Date of Interview
548
600
622
421
383
353
258
283
253
5
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
0.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
N.A.
9 or before
lo-16
17-23
24-30
31-Feb. 6
7-13
14-20
21-27
28 & later
of
e.)
20
Variable
53
Description
Q.9
Age of FU Head
247
661
708
730
596
784
54
55
Q.A-1
Q.A2
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Under 25
25-34
35-44
45-54
55-64
65 and older.
We are interested
in how people are getting
along financially
these days.
Would you say that you and your
family
are better
off or worse off financially
than you
were a year ago?
1273
1679
721
41
12
1.
3.
5.
8.
9.
Why is
that?
(first
mention)
for
making
FU better
Reasons
2
1
590
1.
2.
10.
133
11.
375
12.
79
13.
2
5
48
14.
15.
16.
2
74
18.
19.
169
20.
9
21.
65
27.
Better
now.
Same.
Worse now.
Uncertain,
DK.
NA.
off
undefined
code
undefined
code
raise in wages or salary
on present
Better
pay:
job, promotions,
higher
connnissions,
change to
higher
paying job (include
Armed Forces induction
or
discharge).
Higher income from self-employment
or property:
higher business
profits
or farm income, higher
dividends,
royalties
or rents,
more income from
professional
practice
or trade.
Head (or wife)
More work, hence more income:
started
working
(again),
more members of family
working,
higher
income, N.A. why.
(from
Increased
contributions
from outside
FU:
private
individuals,
government
pension,
relief
or welfare),
gifts.
decrease in cost of living;
Lower prices:
Lower taxes.
fewer people to be supported
Decreased expenses:
less, NA whether 14 or 16.
by FU; spending
High interest
rates,
tight
credit.
more savings,
business
Better
asset position:
or farm worth more, has more business,
farm, or
personal
assets.
or debt payments low or lower;
Debt, interest
have paid, is paying bills.
Change in family
composition
means higher
income
or better
off (except
16)
(got married,
etc.)
greater
Other reasons for making FU better
off:
security
(job more permanent,
psychological
security),
greater
opportunities,
higher
standard
of living,
have more things,
future
outlook
improved,
got
insurance.
.-
c
Variable
55
56
57
21
Description
Reasons
(can't)
Q.A2
Q.A3
45
50.
54
51.
206
52.
11
312
53.
54.
31
55.
120
58.
25
59.
57
34
60.
61.
24
67.
57
1193
99.
00.
Why is
1331
1699
290
392
14
58
Q.Bl9
1.
2.
5.
8.
9.
1.
2.
3.
FU worse
off
more people to be supported
by
Increased
expenses;
FU, spending more, N.A. whether 54, 55, or 58
savings
used up wholly
Worse asset position:
or par-tt,
leas business,
farm or Personal
assets.
Debt:
interest,
debt, or debt payments high or higher.
Change in family
composition
means lower income
or worse off (except
58) (divorced,
death, etc.).
Other reasons for making FU worse off;
less security
(job less permanent,
psychological
insecurity),
fewer opportunities
(dark future
outlook),
lower
standard
of living.
NA (use only in Var. 55).
No change, no pro-con reason given,
no second mention.
(second
mention;
ahead - do you think
better
off financially,
the same as now?
Better
Same
Worse
Uncertain,
N.A.
Do you expect to
year-around
use
If R has already
yet, it is still
a house as a gift
here.
137
14
116
making
decrease in wages or salary
on
Lower pay:
change
to
lower
paying
job
(inpresent
job,
induction
or
discharge).
clude Armed Forces,
Lower income from self-employment
or property:
lower business
profits
or farm income, lower dividends, royalties
or rents,
leas income from professional
practice
or trade.
head unemployed,
Less work, hence leas income:
laid off,
sick,
retired,
on strike,
unsteady work,
less overtime,
fewer members of FU working,
lower
income N.A. why.
Decreased contributions
from outside
PU.
increase
in cost of living;
prices
Higher prices:
rise faster
than income.
High, higher
taxes.
that?
:Jow looking
people will
just about
for
see Var.
55 for
codes,
defs.)
a year from now you
or worse off,
or
D.K.
buy or build
a house for your own
during
the next twelve months?
bought a house but has not moved in
"no" to this question.
If R will
buy
for someone, it has been coded "yes"‘
Yes (0 coded in Var. 59).
Probably
(but might not).
(0 coded in Var. 59).
Pro-con,
might,
may, depends; don't know. (0
coded in Var.
59).
22
Variable
58
59
60
61
Description
(can't)
4.20
Q.B21
Q.B32
3451
5.
8
9.
(If will
not
after
that?
Q.B34
not);
(include
here
but there is no real
buy or build)
How about
if R would
chance),
during
the year
Yes
Probably,
but might not.
Pro-con,
might, may, depends; don't know.
No, (probably
not);
(include
here if R would like
to buy, but there is no real chance).
0 coded in Var.
N.A. 0 coded in Var. 60.
Inap.,
coded 1, 2, or 3 in Var. 58.
75
26
205
3142
1.
2.
3.
5.
24
254
9.
0.
About
how much do you think
2
12
20
27
40
39
129
194
84
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
3179
0.
the house
and lot
will
1.
3.
5.
9.
$1 - 2,499
$2,500 - 4,999
$5,000 - 7,499
$7,500 - 9,999
$10,000 - 12,499
$12,500 - 14,999
$15,000 - 19,999
$20,000 and over
D.K., N.A. planned purchase price but plans
buy in next 12 months or the year after.
Inap.,
does not plan to buy or N.A. whether
buy; coded 5 or 9 in Var. 58-59.
Yes
Possibly,
it depends
No; Code 0 in Var. 62.
D.K, N.A. whether plans
months.
Code 0 in Var.
A 6 R during
62.
About how much do you think you will
spend
you plan to do during
the next 12 months?
for
next
60.
cost?
-
to
will
Do you expect to make any large expenditures
for work
on this house or lot during
the next 12 months--things
like upkeep, additions
or improve-enta*
or painting
and
farm buildings)
decorating?
(Farmers - exclude
842
279
2599
6
62
No, (probably
like to buy,
N.A.
12
everything
Amount in dollars
XxXxX.
Amount N.A., but coded 1 or 3 in Var. 61.
99999.
Does not plan to make A 6. R, coded 5 or 9 in Var. 61
0 0000.
and Repairs:
Addit-'nns
built
in rurniture,
built
in appliances,
curtains
and drapes
costing
more than $300, Venetian
blinds,
&corm windows, rugs costing more than $300, furnaces,
garbage disposals;
but not durables
electric
& gas appliances,
movable
movable furniture,
such as:
heaters.
23
Variable
63
64
Description
Q.C45,
Q.C47
46 Do you expect to buy a car during
the next 12 months
living
here
or so? Does anyone else in the family
If family
expect to buy a car during
the next 12 months?
probexpects to buy 2 or more cars, the one with the higher
If R mentions
that son or daughter
ability
has been coded.
will
buy a car; this has been coded only if he/she lives
with family.
463
58
257
1.
2.
3.
2909
5.
5
8.
34
9.
(If yes, probably
or maybe)
car or a used car?
405
302
1
77
2941
65
66
Q.C48
Q.C49
Will buy; yes.
Code 0 in Var. 68.
Probably
will
buy.
Code 0 in Var. 68.
Undecided;
depends, might,
possibly.
Code
0 in Var. 68.
Will not buy; probably
will
not.
Code 0
in Var's 64, 65, 66, 67.
Plans to buy, degree of certainty
D.K., N.A.
Code 0 in Var. 68.
D.K., N.A. whether will
buy.
Code 0 in Var's 64, 65, 66, 67.
1.
2.
3.
9.
0.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
127
2943
9.
0.
you might
First
quarter
of
Second quarter
of
Third quarter
of
Fourth quarter
of
N.A. which quarter
N.A. which quarter
(or very beginning
Time of purchase
Inap. coded 5 or
How much do you think
mxxx.
99999.
00000.
it
be a brand
new
New
Used
Both (two cars to be bought).
D.K., N.A., uncertain,
if new or used.
coded 5 or 9 in Var. 63.
Inap.,
When do you think
82
160
171
185
18
40
Will
buy this
car?
1967; this winter.
1967; next spring.
1967; next summer.
1967; next fall,
next winter;
in a year.
but probably
first
half of 1967.
but probably
second half of 1967
of 1968).
D.K., N.A.
9 in Var. 63.
you will
pay for
it?
Amount in Dollars
Expected price D.K.,
N.A.
coded 5 or 9 in Var 63,
Inap.,
plan to buy.
does not
Variable
67
24
Description
Q.CSO
(If owns car(s)
now) At that time will
you trade-in
or sell
(any of) your present
car(s)?
It has been
edited
to "NO" if Fu has one or more cars but person
buying has no car.
498
164
23
31
3010
68
69
Q.CSl
Q.Dl3
Q.Dl4
Yes
No
D.K.
N.A.
coded 5 or 9 in Var.
Inap.,
no car now.
63; FU has
(If does not plan to buy)
How long do you think
If R would like to
it will
be before you buy a car?
buy a car sometime but there is no real chance; it has
been coded as 5.
256
1.
628
326
382
736
59
12
542
785
2.
3.
4.
5.
7.
a.
9.
0.
Less than 2 years; not long; during
1968.
2 years,
less than 3; a few; several
years;
during 1969.
3 years,
less than 4; during
1970.
4 years or more; many years,
a long time; 1971 or later.
Will
(probably)
never buy a car.
When old car falters.
When necessary
(for other reasons,
or N.A. why)
D.K., N.A.
coded 1, 2, 3 or 8 in Var. 63.
Inap.,
About the big things
people buy for their
homes - such
as furniture,
house furnishings,
refrigerator,
stove,
Generally
speaking,
television,
and things
like
that.
do you think now is a good or a bad time for people
to buy major household
items?
We do NOT want a personal
Rather,
it
frame of reference
here - "Bad time forme".
has been coded for whether good or bad time for people
afford
it",
If R says "Bad because I can't
in general.
N.A. the scale.
1611
520
877
643
75
70
1.
5.
8.
9.
0.
1.
3.
5.
8.
9.
Good
Pro-con
Bad
D.K.
Uncertain;
N.A.
Code 0 in Var.
70, 71.
Why do you say so? First
response.
Reasons why now is a good time
Prices;
Credit
code
undefined
1 10.
are low, lower; prices
are reasonable,
260
11. Prices
not too high.
stable,
sales,
discounts;
discount
217 12. Good buys available,
market (oversupply
of goods).
houses, buyer's
25
Variable
70
Description
(can't)
457
13.
35
14.
2
15.
3
226
20.
33
22.
1
1
23.
25.
25
31.
43
13
32.
33.
17
34.
95
654
41.
42.
1
33
44.
47.
21.
going to come down;
Prices are going up, aren't
future
uncertainty
about prices.
Lower down payment; credit,
financing
easy to get;
interest
rates low.
Tax cuts; low taxes.
Employment;
Times
undefined
code
People can afford
to buy now, purchasing
high employment;
prosperity;
available;
have money to spend; times are good.
Buying makes for good times,
prosperity,
employment.
International
situation.
Undefined
code
power
people
high
Supply and Quality
no shortages
now (forseen;
there
Supply adequate;
many goods on market (no
may-be shortages
later;
references
to price,
deals).
Quality
is good, better,
may get worse.
New models have improvements,
new features,
are
attractive.
Good selection;
variety.
Other good
Seasonal references
only.
R only says that if you need it and/or have the
money, this is as good a time as any; if people
need things
they will
buy them regardless
of the
times.
Foreign
competition.
Other good reasons (miscellaneous).
Reasons why now is a bad time
537
7
38
51.
52.
53.
178
54.
39
55.
81
61.
60
62.
Prices;
Credit
Prices are (too) high,
higher.
Seller's
market;
few sales,
discounts.
will
come down, are falling,
Prices will
fall
later,
will
not rise;
future
uncertainty
about priers.
Larger down payment; credit,
financing
hard to get;
interest
rates high, going up; tight
money.
Taxes high,
going higher.
Employment;
Times
People can't
afford
to buy now; low levels
of employment times are bad; don't have money to spend.
People should save money to hedge against
uncertainty
of times;
bad times ahead; employment too uncertain.
26
Variable
JO
Description
(can't)
2
47
2
71.
72.
73.
33
23
81.
i
28
3
195
335
71
Q.Dl4
72
Q.Dl5
73
WRY
for
Q.Dl8
82.
83.
87.
98.
99.
00.
Q.DlJ
Other Bad
R mentions
only seasonal
factors.
References
to international
situation.
Foreign
competition.
Other reasons why now is a bad time to buy.
Undefined
code.
N.A., D.K. (use only in Var. JO)
Inap.,
coded 9 in Var. 69; coded 8 in Var. 69
and no reason given;
no second mention.
do you say so? Multiple
codes and definitions.
response.
See Var.
JO
Do you expect to buy any large items such as furniture,
a refrigerator,
stove, washing machine,
television
set, air conditioner, household
appliances
and so on during
the next 12 months?
buy either
this or that,
the
For Var. 73-82 if R says he'll
item with the higher
probability
was coded; if both are equally
the first
one mentioned
was coded.
probable,
503
1.
385
2.
161
2654
3.
5.
7
a.
16
9.
Yes, Definitely
(plan to buy at least one item).
Yes, probably
(will
buy at least one item).
Yes, undecided,
might buy.
No, does not (probably)
plan to buy any durables
Code 0 in Var. 73-82.
in next twelve months.
Yes, mentions
plans to buy, degree of certainty
D.K., N.A.
D.K., N.A. whether expects to buy any durables.
Code 0 in Var. 73-82.
Total Amount Respondent Expects to Spend on Durables
in Next
PDP should be N.A. if no dollar
amount
Twelve Months.
is mentioned
for any item codable 1, 2, 3. or 8 on a scale like
Total cost of house furnishings
have been included.
72.
xXxXx.
99999.
00000.
74
Suoply and Quality
Supply inadequate;
poor selection.
Quality
is poor; quality
may be better
later.
Poor designs;
unattractive
styling;
new features
or improvements
will
come later.
Amount in Uollars
Amount N.A., coded 1, 2, 3, 8 in Var.
Inap.,
Would you say you definitely
during
the
next 12 months
you undecided?
77
95
65
1.
2.
3.
72.
will
buy a
Television
or that you probably
will,
Television
Set
Definitely
will
buy.
Probably
will
buy a TV set.
Undecided about buying a TV set.
or are
var.
27
Varialbe
74
Description
(can't)
3489
75
Q.Dlg
About
set)?
1.
$1 - 99
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
a4
a.
$100
$150
$200
$250
$300
$400
$500
N.A.,
Inap.
Q.Dl8
9.
0.
1.
68
2.
42
2
3.
9.
3543
0.
About
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
48
6.
27
13
19
3543
7.
a.
9.
0.
spend on (the
television
72 or 0 in Var.
74.
will
buy a Refrigerator
will,
or
Refrigerator
Definitely
will
buy.
kobably
will
buy a refrigerator.
Undecided about buying a refrigerator.
Mentions
planned purchase of refrigerator-degree of certainty
N.A.
Inap. coded 5 or 9 in Var. 72; does not (probably
Code 0 in Var. 77.
not) plan to buy a refrigerator.
10
5
7
27
27
you will
- 149
- 199
- 249
- 299
- 399
- 499
and over
D.K. amount
during
the next 12 months,
are you undecided?
71
77
a
3488
Q.Dl7
Inap.,
coded 5 or 9 in Var. 72; does not (probably
not) plan to buy a TV set. Coded 0 in Var. 75.
24
9
20
9
34
37
13
76
0.
$1-99
$100
$150
$200
$250
$300
$400
$500
?;.A.,
Inap.
you will
- 149
- 199
- 249
- 299
- 399
- 499
and over
D.K. amount
spend on (the
72 or 0 in Var.
refrigerator)?
76.
28
Variable
78
79
Description
4.17
Q.Dlg
during
the next 12 months,
are you undecided?
74
1.
64
20
1
2.
3.
9.
3567
0.
7
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
a.
9.
0.
26
11
5
7
3567
80
Q.D1?
3277
Q.Dl8
1.
2.
3.
9.
0.
28
31
30
65
29
159
47
3276
spend on (the
washing
$200 - 249
$250 - 299
$300 - 399
$500 and over
N.A.,
Inap.
D.K., amount
72 or 0 in
Var.
78.
Furniture
will
buy
will,
or
Furniture
Definitely
will
buy.
Probably
will
buy furniture.
Undecided about buying furniture.
Mentions
planned purchase of furniture--degree
of
certainty
N.A.
not) plan to buy furniture.
Coded 0 in Var. 81.
About how much do you think
items)?
27
34
you will
::,o - -99 149
$150 - 199
during
the next 12 months,
are you undecided?
222
167
58
2
al
Washing Machine
Definitely
will
Probably
will
buy a washing machine.
Undecided about buying a washing machine.
Mentions
planned purchase of washing machine-degree of certainty
N.A.
coded 5 or 9 in Var. 72, does not (proInap.,
Code 0 in
bably not) plan to buy a washing machine.
Var. 79.
About how much do you think
machine)?
16
38
49
will
buy a Washing Machine
will,
or
you will
spend on (furniture
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
a.
9.
0.
;:o,
yg149
$150 - 199
$200 - 249
$250 - 299
$300 - 399
$400 - 499
$500 and over
N.A.,
Inap.
D.K. amount
coded 5 or 9 in Var.72
or 0 in Var.80.
- all
29
Variable
a2
a3
-
a4
Description
Q.Dl5
What other durables
does R expect to buy in next
12 months (other than TV, refrigerator,
washing machine
and furniture)?
36
33
132
78
1.
12
5.
43
31
3
3
3355
6.
7.
a.
9.
0.
2.
3.
4.
PAR (Planned
Additions
a7
78
131
1.
2.
3.
$1 - 49
269
197
230
2627
107
4.
5.
6.
0.
9.
$200
$500
Planned
1.
2.
57
46
3.
4.
78
98
5.
6.
172
67
99
2942
7.
a.
9.
0.
Planned
48
I.45
170
157
92
170
46
117
104
2677
and Repairs)
$50 - 99
$100 - 199
- 499
- 999
$1000 and over
No planned A & R
Amount NA.
expenditure
91
76
a5
Radio or record player
(hi-fi,
stereo equipment)
Deep freeze
Stove, range, oven
Clothes dryer
Dishwasher
Air conditioner,
humidifier,
detiidifler
Other
Three or more codable items (use only in Var. 82 - 1st digit)
Plans to buy other durables,
N.A. vhat.
not) plan to buy other durables;
no second mention.
on car - bracket
$1000 - 1499
- 1999
$1500
$2000
$2500
$3000
$4000
- 2499
- 2999
- 3999
and over
Amount N.A.
No car purchase
durable
purchases
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
$1 - 99
$100 - 199
a.
$1000 and over
Amount N.A.
No PDP
9.
0.
$200 - 299
$300 - 399
$400 - 499
$500 - 749
$750 - 999
planned
- bracket
Bracket
30
Variable
Description
86
Financial
position
709
1.
a30
3.
994
4.
Better
off now, will
be better
off year
Better-same;
same-better.
Same, same year hence.
Same-worse; worse-same;
worse-worse.
Better-worse;
worse-same;
D.K., N.A.
484
5.
262
447
6.
9.
Durable
a7
2728
0,
158
a40
1.
2.
a.
1.
718
2!
1724
367
1126
Yl
Q.G23
QG24
planned
and repairs
2795
213
0.
1.
2.
428
3.
76
5
4.
5.
planned
Will not make A & R of $100 or more,
Possibly
make A 6 R of $100 or more.
Will make A 6 R of $100 or more.
intentions
- includes
A 6 R, over $100.
No purchases
intended,
Might make purchase&)
Will
(or probably
will)
Will
(or probably
will)
Will
(or probably
will)
Will
(or probably
will)
Bow much does your
to month?
family
281
280
1.
2.
3052
61
33
A lot
A little
bit
Stays pretty
a.
D.K.
52
9.
N.A.
Rave fhere
of earners
509
3178
1
1.
2.
9.
38
3.
hence.
Will not buy durable(s)
costing
$100 or more.
Might buy durable(s)
costing
$100 or more,
Will or probably
will
buy durable(s)
costing
$100 or more.
Intentions
Index
a car, durable(s),
a9
90
purchases
Additions
aa
and expectations
income
much the
been any changes
in your family?
to buy a house,
- none
make
make
make
make
definite.
one purchase.
two purchases.
three purchases,
four purchases.
go up and down from month
same
in the
Yes
No
W.A., D.K.
Code 0 in Var.
Undefined
code.
last
yesr
92-95.
in
the number
31
Variable
Description
92
Q.G25
93
Q.G25
What changes?
(If NA how many started
or stopped,
1 person
assumed).
267
1. Net increase
of 1: 1 started
working;
2 started
working and one stopped,
etc.
2 or more started
working
2. Net increase
of 2 or more:
19
3 started
working
and 1 stopped,
etc.
3.
Net decrease of 1: 1 stopped working;
2 stopped work ing
178
and 1 started,
etc.
13
4. Net decrease of 2 or more:
2 stopped working;
3 stopped and 1 started,
etc.
5.
Changes, but NO NET CHANGES 1 started
working
19
and 1 stopped;
2 started
working and 2 stopped,
etc.
9. Change, N.A., D.K. which way,
12
3218
0,
or stopped working,
NC CHANGE: none started
What changes?
First
Started
Working
1. Head
1.3
2. Wife
137
3. Others
159
response.
in
FU
Stopped Working
21
1. Head
JO
5. Wife
60
6. Others in FU
29
7. Decrease in earners of someone who would have
been head if in DU due to death, divorce,
hospitalizaservice.
tion,
16
9. Changes, but NA who; change but NA whether
started
or stopped working.
3221 0. No change.
94
Q.G25
What changes?
Second response.
Started
Working
1. Head
1
2. Wife
6
3. Others
7
in FU
Stopped 1Jcrking
1
4. Head
9
5. Wife
9
6. Cthers in FU
1
7. Decrease in earners of someone who would have been
head if in DU due to death, divorce,
hospitalization,
service.
mention.
3692
0. i+o change, no second, third
32
Variable
95
Description
Q.G25
What Changes? Third
mention.
Started
Working
1
1. Head
3725
0. NO CHANGE, no second,
96
Q.G=
Q.G25
response
93 for codes
What Changes?
Multiple
See Var.
98
Q. GE
response
93 for codes
What Changes?
Multiple
See Var.
Total
99
response
93 for codes
Family
xxxxxxx.
9999999.
100
101
Q.G26
Q.G27
mention,
What Changes?
Multiple
See Var.
97
third
Income
Amount in dollars,
Amount N.A.
Was your family's
total
Income higher
in 1966 than it was
If higher
the year before that,
(1965) or lower,
or what?
(lower)
was it a lot higher
(lower)
or just a little
higher
(lower)?
539
1270
1289
1.
2.
3.
301
299
4.
5.
11
17
8.
9.
Higher,
a lot
Higher,
a little
(or N.A. how much)
Same; code 0 in Var. 101-104.
Lower, a little
(or N.A. how much)
Lower, a lot
D.K,; code 0 in Var. 101-104.
Code 0 In Var. 101-104.
N.A.
What are
the main reasons
Reasons why FU income
954
492
why it
higher
in
was higher
1966
(lower)?
1st response.
1. Better
pay rate for Head:
raise in wages or
salary
on present
job, promotion,higher
commissions,
change to higher paying job (include
or discharge)
2. Higher earned income for Head:
worked morehours; more business
or farm income; more from
professional
practice
or trade;
higher
earned
income, N.A. why.
33
Variable
101
Description
(can't)
193
38
129
27
13
1880
102
Q.G27
103
What are
the main reasons
Multiple
response.
Reasons why N
58
354
68
26
15
56
16
3133
why it
See Var.
income
lower
was higher
101 for
in
1966
Q.G29
(lower)?
codes and definitions.
First
response.
decrease in wages
1. Lower pay rate for Head:
or salary
on present
job, changed to lower-paying
job (include
or discharge)
worked less
2. Lower earned income for Head:
hours;
less business
or farm income; less from
professional
practice
or trade;
lower earned
income, N.A. why.
3. Other members in FU worked fewer hours or earned
less:
(wife,
children,
etc.)
(lower rent,
dividends,
4. Less income from property
interest)
from outside
FU
5. Decreased contributions
7. Other
expenses,
higher
cost of
9. N.A., D.K.; higher
living,
more debts.,
etc.
coded 3, 8 or 9 in Var. 100; no reasons
0. Inap.,
given for income lower;
no second mention.
Reasons why I'D income lower in 1966.
See Var. 103 for
Multiple
response.
and definitions.
104
105
3. Other members in F'U started
working more or
earning more (wife,
children,
etc.>
4. Higher income from property
(rent,
interest,
dividends)
5. Increased
contributions
from outside
FU (from
private
individuals,
government,
pension,
relief
or welfare)
7. Other
9. N.A., D.K.
0. Inap.,
given for income higher;
no second mention.
codes
Thinking
back to what your family
income was about four
years ago, say, for 1962; are you making much more now,
a little
more, the same, or less?
1119
1220
699
593
9
86
1.
2.
3.
5.
8.
9.
Much more
A little
more
The same
Less
D.K.
N.A.
34
Variable
106
Description
Q.G30
Will your family
income for this year (1967) be
If higher
higher
or lower than last year (1966)?
Do you think
it will
be a lot higher
(lower),
(lower)
or just a little
higher
(lower)?
378
1160
1709
168
168
129
14
107
108
109
Q.G31
Q.G31
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
8.
9.
Higher in 1967,
Higher in 1967,
Same; code 0 in
Lower in 1967,
Lower in 1967,
D.K.
N.A.
a lot
a little
or N.A.
Var. 107-110
a little
a lot
What are the main reasons why it
First
response.
than in 1966?
938
1.
339
2.
129
3.
22
4.
65
5.
28
39
2166
7.
9.
0.
Reasons why FU income will
First
response.
202
be higher
(lower)
Better
pay rate for HEAD: raise in wages
or salary
on present
job, promotion,
higher
change to higher
paying job
commissions,
(include
and discharge).
Higher earned income for HEAD: work more
or farm income; more
hours; more business
from professional
practice
or trade.
Other members in FU start
working more or
earning
more (wife,
children,
etc.)
Higher income from property
(rent,
interest,
dividends).
Increased
contributions
from outside
FU (from
private
individuals,
government,
pension,
relief
or welfare)
Other.
N.A., D.K.
Inap.,
given for income higher
in 1967; no second
mentions.
What are the main reasons why it
than in 1966?
Multiple
response.
See Variable
definitions.
26
will
how much
will
be higher
107 for
be lower
(lower)
CC
in 1967
1. Lower pay rate for HEAD: decrease
or salary
on present
job, change to
job (include
2. Lower earned income for HRAD: work
less business
or farm income; less
fessional
practice
or trade.
in wages
lower-paying
or discharge)
less hours,
from pro-
c
35
Variable
109
Description
(can't)
52
3.
8
4.
24
36
17
3361
5.
7.
9.
0.
110
111
Reasons Why F'Ll Will Be Lower In 1967
See Var. 109 for codes,
Multiple
response.
definitions
and frequencies
of first
response.
Q.C33
Thinking
ahead about four pears, would
your family
income will
be much higher,
than it is now?
the same, or smaller
626
1257
922
305
603
13
112
Q.I-1
1.
2.
3.
5.
8.
9.
you say that
a little
higher,
Much higher
A little
higher
The same
Smaller
D.K.
N.A.
Talking
about prices
in general,
I mean the prices
of
they will
go up in
the things
you buy - do you think
the next year or so, or go down, or stay where they
are now?
3066
492
90
64
14
--
Other members in FU work fewer hours or earn less:
(wife,
children,
etc.)
Less income from property
(lower rent,
dividends,
interest)
Decreased contributions
from outside
FU
Other
NA, higher
expenses,
high cost of living,
more debts
Inap.,
given for income lower in 1967; no second mention.
1.
3.
5.
8.
9.
Will
Stay
Will
D.K.,
N.A.
0 in
go up
the same; code 0 in Var. 113.
go down; code 0 in Var. 113.
uncertain,
depends; code 0 in Var. 113-114.
R speaks only of .hopes or wishes;
code
Var. 113-114.
etc.
Variable
113
114
36
Description
Q.12
Q.13
(If will
go up) How large a price increase
do you exOf course nobody can know for sure, but would
pect?
you say that a year from now prices will
be about 1
or 5X, or closer
to 10% higher
than now,
or 2% higher,
or what? If range given,
the midpoint
was coded.
1347
497
781
95
158
9
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Gives percentage
2% or less
3 or 4%
5%
6 to 9%
10 to 19%
20% or more
3
6
188
642
7.
8.
9.
0.
Does not give percentage
data
A little
A lot
D.K., N.A.; "some"
Inap.,
coded 3, 5, 8 or 9 in Var.
Would
prices
YOU
616
102
2473
120
122
218
75
115
Q.14
data
(Priority)
112.
say that these (risinglfallinglunchanged)
would be good, or bad, or what?
1.
3.
5.
6.
Good (good for us; good for average person).
Makes no difference.
Bad (bad for ua; bad for average person).
Pro-con - good for some people and bad for
others;
depends whether producer
or consumer.
7. Depends, other.
9. DK, NA.
0. Inap.,
Now, turning
to business
conditions
throughout
the nation
as a whole - do you think
that during
the next 12 months
we'll
have good times financially,
or bad times, or what?
If only a regional
answer is given,
it has been coded.
1904
417
180
176
428
568
53
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
8.
9.
Good times
Good, with qualifications
Pro-con
Bad, with qualifications
Bad times
Uncertain;
DK., depends
NA., coded 0 in Var. 116-117.
37
Variable
116
Description
Q.15
Why do you think
that? First
response.
Factors Making For Good Times Next Year
76
513
5
6
3
11
38
54
18
7
78
179
276
11
7
23
37
60
7
8
1
32
5
10
-
Government,
defense
10. Elections,
politicians
11. International
situation,
prospects,
tensions,
uncertainty,
military,
defense (spending
or
production)
(continuing
or getting
worse)
12. Better
international
prospects;
fewer international
tensions;
more normal times,
peaceful atmosphere;
less defense production,
spending; less uncertainty.
13. Poverty program,
aid to Appalachia,
Great Society
programs (will
continue
or increase)
15. Government programs (other
than defense)
will
decrease.
16. Taxes; tax changes.
government
spending
(general)
18. Government budgets;
19. Government;
government
(will
take)
(is taking)
measures to improve business
conditions
(other
rate;
than 13 through
16); change in discount
government
economists,
not codable above.
17. (Other)
references
to government,
monetary
authorities,
etc.
14. Space programs,
foreign
aid, other government
programs(wil1
continue
or increase).
Employment and purchasing
power
21. Consumer demand is (will
be) high
22. Purchasing
power (is) will
be high; people
have money to spend, wages are high;
any kind
of income high or higher.
23. Employment has risen,
is rising;
more overtime;
plenty
of jobs or work around, unemployment
has declined.
24. Population
increase.
27. (Other)
references
to employment and purchasing
power, not codable above.
Prices
prices
31. Stable prices;
32. Higher prices;
inflation;
33. Easier money:
credit
terest
rates.
34. Tight money; interest
hard to get.
be
35. Price changes will
36. Foreign
competition.
38. Stock market.
39. Profits
high,
rising.
37. (3ther)
references
to
won't
rise;
lower prices.
prices
will
rise.
easy to get; lower in-
rates
high,
balanced
prices,
higher;
credit
by wage changes.
not
codable
above.
Variable
116
38
Description
(can't)
1
311
111
11
11
32
27
9
87
Miscellaneous
41. Labor-management
relations
good; disputes
have
been (will
be) settled.
42. Times are (business
is) good now, things won't
change too much in next year.
43. R sees signs of improvement
(already);
R has
heard or read that business
is improving,
i.e.,
the current
trend will
continue.
optimism
(on part of consumers
44. Confidence,
in general)
we are due for good times.
45. Bad times can't
last;
46. Improvements
in specific
industries
(or small
business)
48. Prospects
good (favorable
changes) in R's line
of work (except
farming)
or in R's locality.
49. Farm situation
good.
47. Other good factors
or favorable
references
(include
R has heard or read that business
reason)
(hasn't
will
improve - no specific
happened yet).
20
129
50.
51.
21
52.
6
54.
3
55.
60
27
56.
58.
2
59.
15
57.
26
48
1
5
12
10
Factors Making For Bad Times Next Year;
Government,
defense
Elections,
politicians
International
situation,
prospects,
tensions,
uncertainty,
military,
defense (spending
or
production)
(continuing,
increasing,
worsening)
Better
international
prospects,
fewer tensions;
atmosphere,
disarmament;
more usual times , peaceful
less defense spending,
production;
less uncertainty.
Government programs (other
than defense) will
continue
or increase.
Government programs (other
than defense)
will
be cut; government
spending reduced.
Taxes ; tax increases.
Government spending
(general),
budget,
deficits;
fiscal
irresponsibility.
Government is not taking
steps to improve business
conditions;
government
economists,
monetary
authorities,
etc.
(Other)
references
to government,
not codable
above.
power
61. Lack of purchasing
power; people don't have
the money to spend; people are saving their
money; consumer demand low.
62. Drop in employment;
high unemployment;
increase
in unemployment,
layoffs;
less overtime;
people
are working
short hours.
63. Automation.
64. Demand is saturated;
people have what they
need, don't have to buy, stores are overstocked,
inventories
are high.
65. High debts: debt and interest
payments.
67. (Other)
references
-
39
Variable
116
Description
(can't)
177
1
58
14
7
7
2
1
21
34
32
15
11
15
4
16
42
7
20
133
11
6
37
177
144
284
117
118
Q.15
Q.16
Prices
71. Prices
are high,
are rising;
inflation
72. Prices
are falling,
will
fall,
are too low,
deflation.
is hard to get, interest
73. Tight money; credit
rates too high, rising.
74. Wages lag behind prices;
don't rise enough.
78. Profits
low, falling;
businesses
failing.
decline
in price of stocks.
79. Stock market;
77. (other)
price references,
not codable above.
Miscellaneous
unrest.
80. Race relations,
last - we are due for a fall.
81. Good times can't
82. R sees signs of downward trend in business
already;
production
is falling,
business
is
bad.
in specific
industries
(or small businesses)83. Decline
84. Problems in R's line of work (except farming)
or in R's locality.
wage or other demands by unions;
85. Excessive
high wages.
labor unrest.
86. Strikes,
Farm
situation
is bad.
88.
Uncertainty;
lack
of confidence.
89.
Other
unfavorable
or
bad factors
(include
R
87.
has heard or read that business
will
decline)
(hasn't
happened yet).
91.
92.
93.
94.
95.
97.
98.
99.
00.
Depends
Depends on labor-management
relations.
Depends on government policy.
Depends on international
situation.
Depends on prices.
Depends on taxes,
changes in taxes.
Depends - other
D.K.; depends - N.A. on what (use only in Var.
N.A. (use only in Var. 116)
Inap.,
coded 8 in Var. 115 and no reason
given;
coded 9 in Var. 115; no second mention.
Why do you think
that?
See Var. 116 for
Multiple
response.
and frequencies
of first
response.
Would
better
1268
1414
866
145
33
say that business
conditions
or worse than they were a year
YOU
1.
3.
5.
8.
9.
Better
now
About the same
Worse now
D.K., depends
N.A.
codes
and definitions,
are at present
ago?
116)
40
Variable
119
Description
Q.17
the last few months, have YoJJ heard Of anY
favorable
or unfavorable
changes in business
conditions?
(If Yes) What did you hear?
First
response.
During
Favorable
18
1
1
5
1
7
6
3
21
13
42
2
changes
Government;
defense
11. Defense production,
military
spending
(continuing
or increasing)
(international
situation getting
worse)
12. Less defense production,
less military
spending
(relaxation
of international
tensions)
13. Poverty program aid to Appalachia,
Great Society
programs.
14. Other government programs continuing
or increasing.
15. Cut in space program,
foreign
aid, government
programs other than defense;
government
spending
reduced.
to improve business
conditions;
19. Government Steps
balance of payments;
government economists,
monetary authorities,
etc.
17. (Other)
references
to government,
not codable above,
18.
Government spending
(general);
budget,
deficits;
fiscal
responsibility.
power
21. Consumer demand is (will
be) high (other than autos).
22. Purchasing
power (is) will
be high; people
save money to spend; wages are high;
any kind
of income high or higher.
23. Employment has risen,
is rising;
more overtime;
Plenty
of jobs or work around; unemployment
has declined.
27. (Other)
references
7
31.
4
126
32.
33.
10
34.
7
1
32
8
4
35.
36.
38.
39.
37.
Prices
Lower prices;
prices
aren't
rising;
will
remain stable,
less inflation.
Higher prices;
inflation;
prices
rising,
is easy to get; interest
Easier money; credit
rates declined.
hard to get; interest
rates
Tight money; credit
increased.
Wage increases
Foreign
competition
Stock market
Profits
high,
higher.
(Other)
references
to prices,
not codabale
above.
c
41
Variable
119
Description
(can't)
Miscellaneous
41. Labor-management
relations
good; disputes
have
been (will
be) settled.
42. References
to improvement
in specific
industries
(include
small businesses)
43. Prospects
good (favorable
changes) in R's
line of work (except
farming)
or in R's locality.
44. References
to favorable
events or conditions
relative
to one or two friends
but which are
not necessarily
characteristic
of the community.
45. R has read or heard that businss
is (or will
be)
improving
- nothing
specific.
46. Times are good; there is prosperity.
48. Farm situation
good.
47. Other good factors
of favorable
references.
Unfavorable
changes
3
65
59
4
66
24
5
22
-_
7
51.
2
54.
2
55.
45
6
56.
58.
19
57.
1
38
60.
61.
48
62.
3
8
63.
64.
4
3
65.
66.
29
4
69.
67.
Govt.,
defense (any ref.
to defense,
coded
51 or 52L
Defense production,
military
spending;
uncertainty
about international
situation,
Vietnam.
Space program,
foreign
aid, other government
programs continuing
or increasing.
Cut in space program,
foreign
aid, government
programs other than defense;
government
spending reduced.
Taxes.
Government spending
(general);
budget,
deficits;
fiscal
irresponsibility.
(Other)
references
to government,
not codable above.
power ,
.Undefined
code.
Lack of purchasing
power; people don't have
the money to spend; people are saving their
doney , consumer demand low.
Drop in employment;
high unemployment,
increase
in unemployment;
layoffs;
less overtime;
people are working
short hours.
Automation.
Demand is saturated;
people have what they need,
are overstocked,
invendon't have to buy; stores
tories
are high.
High debts; debt and interest
payments.
Shutdown of plants
and factories
(except military
facilities).
Low demand for houses.
(Other)
references
42
Variable
119
Description
(can't)
71.
73.
5
2
4
19
74.
75.
76.
78.
54
2
79.
77.
52
activity
has
80. Recession has set in; business
turned down.
81. Recession
is coming (Is threatening);
N.A.
whether 80 or 81.
82. Good times can't
last.
83. References
to decline
in specific
industries;
small business
declining
84. Problems in R's line of work (except
farming),
or in R's locality.
85. References
to unfavorable
events or conditions
which have affected
friends
or relatives
but
which are not necessarily
characteristic
of
the community.
86. Strikes,
union demands, labor unrest.
88. Farm situation
is bad.
87. Other unfavorable
or bad changes; uncertainty
99. N.A. what heard; N.A whether heard (use only
in Var. 119).
00. Has heard of no changes; no second mention.
90. Undefined
code.
97. Undefined
code.
5
5
320
53
5
14
7
20
57
2135
2
1
120
Q.17
Prices
Prices are high,
too high, won't fall;
inflation.
is hard to get; interest
rates
Tight money; credit
are too high.
rising,
Wages high;
increasing.
Wages lag behind prices.
Foreign
competition.
Profits
low, falling;
businesses
losing
money,
failing,
going bankrupt.
Stock market;
decline
in stock prices.
Other price references,
not codable above.
46
131
During the last few months, have you heard of any
favorable
or unfavorable
changes in business
conditions?
(If Yes) What did you hear?
Multiple
responses.
See
Var. 119 for codes, and definitions.
._-
43
Variable
121
Description
q.19
And how about a year from now, do you expect
in the country
as a whole business
conditions
be better
or worse than they are at present,
just about the same?
794
2202
429
231
70
122
Q. 110
1.
3.
5.
8.
9.
Better
About
Worse
D.K.,
N.A.
a year from now
the same
a year from now
depends
(absolute
answers "good",
that
will
or
"bad")
Looking ahead, which would you say is more likelythat in the country
as a whole we'll
have continuous good times during
the next 5 years or so, or
that we will
have periods
of widespread
unemploy(If don't know or
ment or depression,
or what?
depends) On what does it depend in your opinion?
If R gives both regional
and national
frame of
If R just
the national
has priority.
reference,
gives regional,
it has been coded.
1101
1.
320
2.
330
3.
365
4.
470
5.
422
6.
109
7.
21
8.
335
0.
253
9.
(Continuous)
good times; boom; prosperity;
no recession.
qualified
(not bad); no unGood times,
no depression.
employment,
some recession;
some unemployPro-con;
ment, periods
of unemployment.
qualified
(not good); recession;
Bad times,
bad at some times but not most of the
time; periods
of widespread
unemployment;
some depression;
unemployment.
Bad times,
depression;
widespread
unemployment.
Depends (not codable on scale)
Depends on cold war, defense program,
aid to allies,
international
situation.
Depends on government
policy
(no reference to war or defense);
politics;
policies
of administration.
Depends on labor-management
relations;
strikes.
Depends on other;
depends on business
conditions,
employment,
D.K., can't
tell.
N.A. , (R speaks only of hopes and wishes)
(R gives only comparative
or relative
answer:
"Better,"
"Same," "worse").
44
Variable
123
124
125
Description
Q.112
Q. 113
Q.114
Row about a recession
and unemployment
like we had
in 1958 and winter
1960-61;
do you think
this will
happen again?
1021
166
604
50
1301
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
69
6.
8
7.
459
8.
48
9.
Yes
Yes, qualified;
probably
Possibly,
might
No, qualified;
Code 0 in Var. 124, 125.
"not
likely
to happen: it
No (If R says
has been coded only if no qualification.
If R says "Can't
happen,"
it has been
coded here even if qualified).
Code 0
in Var. 124, 125.
Depends on international
situation;
code
0 in Var. 124, 125.
Depends on government;
code 0 in Var. 124,
125.
D.K., depends (other
than 6 or 7); code
0 in Var. 124, 125.
N.A.; coded 0 in Var. 124, 125.
(If will,
probably,
think
so?
200
369
1.
2.
111
3.
35
158
169
20
4.
5.
6.
7.
385
8.
188
2091
9.
0.
or might
happen)
Government economic policies;
taxes;
elections.
End of war, peace, less spending
for defense (will
cause unemployment,
etc.)
All other references
to cold war, Vietnam,
defense,
international
situation.
Tight money, high interest
rates
Inflation;
high prices;
wage demands
Unemployment;
employment;
automation.
Consumer purchasing
power (incomes)
not
large enough.
Periodicity
- every 2, 3, or 4 years we
have recession;
has happened before,
prorecessions
inevitable.
sperity
can't
last,
Other
D.K., N.A., Inap.,
coded 4, 5, 6, 7, 8,
or 9 in Var. 123.
(If will,
probably,
or might happen)
will
(might)
it come, in your opinion?
86
97
1.
2.
174
405
205
3.
4.
5.
Why do you
About
when
It has already
started;
signs are here.
Soon; this year; early in 1967, before
the end of the year.
a year or so, by mid-1968.
Not soon; within
Within
the next few (two or three)
years.
it
will
come
but
not
in
the
next
Yes,
few years.
Variable
125
45
Description
(can't)
35
439
59
1946
126
Q.115
128
Q.116
Q.117
Any time.
D.K., depends on other than end of war.
N.A.
Inap.,
coded 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, or 9 in Var.
123.
And how about people out of work during
the coming
twelve months - do you think
that there will
be
more unemployment
than now, about the same, or less?
677
2152
718
147
32
127
7.
8.
9.
0.
1.
3.
5.
8.
9.
More
About
Less
D.K.,
N-A.;
Why do you think
has been coded.
139
1.
49
198
2.
3.
332
4.
88
5.
69
30
6.
7.
82
a.
122
2617
9.
0.
the
same; Code 0 in Var.
depends; Code 0 in Var.
Code 0 in Var. 127.
so?
If
local
reference
127.
127.
was given,
it
Major frame of reference
Government policy,
action,
programs;
taxes;
elections.
End of war, peace, less defense spending.
Other mention of international
situation;
defense,
military,
draft.
Trends or prospects
in individual
industries;
new industries;
new plants.
union demands,
wage rates,
Prices,
profits,
tight
money.
strikes
Automation
Consumer purchasing
power (income);
consumer demand.
Stage of business
cycle;
recession;
trends
on prospects
of economy generally;
periodicity;
inevitability;
has happened before.
Other frames of references.
(includes
there is plenty
of work; not
D.K., N.A.;
enough jobs, etc.);
Inap.,
coded 3. 8 or 9 in Var.
How do you think
the way things
are going in the
world today - I mean Vietnam,
the cold war, our
relations
with Russia and China - are affecting
business
conditions
here at home? Do you think
they make for good or bad economic conditions
at
If R says "Noeffect"
but also
home, or what?
"Better
times."
it has been coded "Better
times."
1617
255
1.
2.
Good times; better
Good times, better
with qualifications,
times later.
times;
good effect.
times,
good effect,
good times now, bad
.
12i.
Variable
128
129
46
Description
(can't)
Q.117
291
3.
86
4.
908
11
275
66
163
5.
7.
8.
9.
0.
Pro-con;
some respects
(e.g.industries,
regions)
better,
others worse.
Bad times, worse times, bad effect,
with
qualifications.
Bad times, worse times; bad effect.
Depends
Uncertain,
D.K.
N.A.; code 0 in Var. 129.
Has no effect
on business;
no connection.
Code 0 in Var. 129.
Why do you think
1
6
756
2.
11.
21.
447
22.
596
28
23.
24.
94
39
25.
27.
18
51.
7
61.
192
37
76
62.
63.
70.
104
44
71.
72.
78
73.
68
74.
241
75.
187
77.
so?
Favorable
Effects
Undefined
code
Relaxation
of tension
has favorable
effect.
Increased
business,
profits
in defense
defense spending
(specific).
industries,
More money in circulation;
more spending,
production,
profits
(general);
more government
greater
deficit.
More jobs, employment.
Unemployment reduced by draft,
military
eervice.
lbre busineo6.
Other favorable
effects
not codable above.
Unfavorable
Effects
If R speaks only of uncertainty
or worries
without
business
implications,
e.g. fear
of war or draft,
it has been coded N.A.
Relaxation
of tension
has unfavorable
effect.
Loss of confidence
in government
(with
implications
for business).
Inflation,
higher
prices.
High interest
rates,
tight
money.
War has to be paid for - not codable in
71-73.
Higher taxes;
taxes not able to be reduced.
Causes deficit;
mortgages the future,
has to be paid for someday.
Lower standard
of living;
diverts
resources
from other uses, wastes resources.
Disrupts
productions;
hrs
profits;
material
shortages;
restrictions
on building
or production.
Makes people feel insecure,
uncertain
_
(with implications
for business).
Other unfavorable
effects
not codable
above.
spending,
47
Variable
129
130
Description
(can't)
153
141
411
98.
99.
00.
1
1
65.
91.
Total
Family
722
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
g.
559
764
657
1019
5
131
Income,
1966
Less than $3000
$3000 - 4999
$5000 - 7499
$7500 - 9999
$10,000 and over
N.A.
Income Change Combination
1031
823
934
272
108
397
133
28
132
D.K.
N.A.
Inap.,
coded 9 or 0 in Var. 128; coded
8 in Var. 128 and no reasons given.
Undefined
code
Undefined
code
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
8.
9.
Higher in both 1966 and 1967
Higher in one, same in other
Same in both
Lower in one, same in other
Lower in both loA6 and 1967
Mixed:
Higher in one, lower in other
D.K. one or both
N.A. one or both
Four year
past
373
1.
1088
2.
532
3.
361
297
4.
5.
Current
income much higher
than four years
ago; expect income four years hence to
be much higher
than current
(large-large)
Current
income much higher,
expect small
increase;
current
income a little
higher,
expect large increase;
current
income
a little
higher,
expect small increase
(large-small,
small-large,
small-small).
Current
income higher,
expect same; current
income same, expect higher
(large-same,
small-same,
same-large,
same-small).
Current
income same, expect same.
Current
income same, expect decrease;
current
income smaller,
expect same; current
income smaller,
expect decrease
(samedecrease,
decrease-same,
decrease-decrease).
Current
income larger,
expect decrease;
current
income smaller,
expect increase
(large-decrease,
small-decrease,
decreaselarge,
decrease-small).
D.K., N.A.
383
6.
692
9.
and (expected)
future
income
change.
48
Variable
Description
One Year Past And (Expected)
133
137
Q.Bl
Q.B2
Change.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Large-large
(increases).
Large-small;
small-large;
small-Small
(increases).
Large-same;
small-same:
same-large;
same-small.
Same-same.
Same-decrease;
decrease-same;
decrease-decrease.
Mixed:
large-decrease;
small-decrease;
decrease-large;
decrease-small.
162
9.
D.K.,
1488
1.
714
474
541
3.
4.
5.
399
110
6.
9.
One Year
135
Income
126
907
819
935
380
397
N.A.
One Year Past And Four Year Past
134
136
Future
1155
1.
719
685
281
3.
4.
5.
207
6.
679
9.
Income
Change.
Increase-increase
(any combinations
of
large and small).
Increase-same;
same-increase.
Same-same.
Decrease-same;
same-decrease;
decreasedecrease.
Mixed:
increase-decrease;
decrease-decrease.
D.K., N.A.
Future
And Four Year
Future
Income
Increase-increase
(any combinations
of
small and large).
Incruec-B;
me-incrust.
Same-same.
Decrease-same;
same-decrease;
decreasedecrease.
Mixed:
increase-decrease;
decreaseincrease.
D.K., N.A.
What year
did
415
500
454
734
248
295
358
688
34
1942 or earlier;
(mod
0 lm lax.
1943-1952;
(lhdd
0 in Var. 143).
1953-1957;
(Coded 0 in Var. 143).
1958-1962 ; (Coded 0 in Var. 143).
1963 ; (Codad 0 in Var. 143).
1964 ; (coded 0 in Var. 143).
1965 ; (Coded 0 in Var..143).
1966
1967
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
you move into
Row long have you lived
If R says "All my life",
ege on face sheet.
1873
612
288
383
95
135
101
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Expectations.
this
house
(apartment)?
In (county name)?
it has been coded
25 years and over; 1942 or earlier.
15-24 years;
1943-1952.
10-14 years;
1953-1957.
5-9 years;
1958-1962.
4 years;
1963
3 years;
1964
2 years:
1965
143).
from
49
Variable
137
Description
(can't)
210
29
138
Q.B3
8.
9.
1 year; 1966
O-3 months; 1967
DO you (FU) own this
home or pay rent
or what?
ckms: (*If nrinlary
PIT shares ownership w?iA anothw
VU
whether living
in the same DU or not),
total
house value
coded to primary
FU, and house value on secondary's
card
zeroed out).
2269
1.
7
2.
11
3.
59
4.
Rents:
1217
34
33
96
owns home (containing
one or two DU's),
owns farm alone;
code 0 in Var. 139-141.
Owns apartment
building(three
or more
DU's or building
with both commercial
and living
quarters
in which R lives
(If
apartment
building
has 10 or more DU's
be sure that R is coded as owning an
unincorporated
business);
code 0 in Var.
139-141.
apartJoint
owner; owner of a cooperative
ment; joint
farm owner or cooperative
code 0 in Var. 139-141.
farmer;
Owns trailer;
coded 0 in Var. 139-141,
145-155,607.
(**Secondaries:
a.
if a roomer, boarder,
or otherwise
sublets
Part of DU "5" coded in Var. 138 and amount
of rent paid in Var. 140 coded
b.
if shares rent with a primary
FU, "6" coded
in Var. 138 and Var. 140 zeroed out (total
rant
coded to primary)
C.
if Pays a single
sum for room and board half of
the total
coded as rent in Var. 140)
5. Pays rent,
excluding
Farmers (see code 7)
(unless
they rent a house in town where
they live);
code 0 in Var. 139, 142, 143,
145-156,
607.
6.
Shares rent of DU (both primaries
and
secondaries):
code 0 in Var. 139, 142,
143, 145-156,
607.
7. Tenant farmer:
Sharecropper;
farmer who
rents farm for cash d/or
crops (If farmer
owns home (in town) ti
tents farm, coded "1"
in Var. 138.
If farmer rents home in town
and owns farm, coded
"5" in Var. 138).
Coded
0 in Var. 139, 142, 143, 145-156,
607.
8. Neither
owns nor rents
(includes
secondaries who pay no cash but who supplv
food
and/or pay utility
bills);
code b'in Var.
140-156,
607.
50
Variable
13Y
140
Description
Q.B4
Q.B5
(If neither)
How is
Coded 8 in Var. 138
3
22
23
1.
2.
3.
37
4.
2
2
4
3633
3.
Servant;
housekeeper
Farm laborer
Other person for whom housing is part of
compensation
(janitors,
gardeners,
nurses,
Persons for whom housing is a gift,
paid
for by someone outside
of PU, owned by
relative,
pays no rent or only taxes
Sold own home, but still
living
there
Living
in house which will
inherit;
estate
Other
in Var. 138.
Xnap., Coded l-7,
6.
8.
0.
(If rents)
Furnished
or Unfurnished?
Coded 3-7 in Var. 138.
277
912
69
L46d
142
Q.B7
1.
5.
9.
0.
Furnished
(includiag
Unf urniohed
N.A., D.K.
Inap.,
(Coded l-4)
oooo.
Q.B8
aaai--furaaH)
8
in Var.
?reoent Value or co8t of buse
(The loat
2 dl&tr
are ignored.
Eg.
If
house value given is $12580, 0125 has
been coded).
xm.
143
in process
Code amounts in Dollars
Rent N.A. (For tenant farmers and sharecroppers
only.
Coded l-4 6 (if secondary),
8
xup.,
j.n Var. 138.
WJO.
Q.B6
etc.)
(If rents)
About how much rent do you pay a month?
Coded 5 or 7 in Var. 138; Coded 6 in Var. 138 if R
is a Primary FU. If R pays room and board , it has been
If secondary PU shares rent,
all rent
coded l/2 for rent.
If R is a tenant farmer or
has been attributed
to primary.
sharecropper
and pays rent in both cash and crops, or crops
only,
it has been coded N.A.
-SIX.
9999.
141
that?
amount
Inap.,
138
-
coded in HUNDREDSOF DOLLARS
coded 5-8
in Var. 138.
(If moved in during
1966 or 1967) Was it a brand
house or one that had been lived
in before?
29
99
23
3575
1.
2.
9.
0.
Brand new (house or trailer)
Lived in before
D.K., N.A.
Inap.,
coded 5-8 in Var. 138;
8 or 9 in Var. 136.
new
coded other
than
Variable
51
Description
3-Digit
144
HP
Code amount
NA.
xxx.
9999.
4 Digit
145
EQ
XxXx.
oooo.
146
Q.BlO
1.
2.
5.
0.
First
Monthly
xxx.
000.
149
house value
- mortgage)
Code amount in bundredo of dollars.
codd 5, 0 in Var. 146 or 4-8,
hap.,
in Var. 138.
property?
Do you also
First
mortgage only;
code 0 in Var. 149-150.
Two mortgages.
No mortgage;
code 0 in Var. 147-155.
Inap.,coded __-~- 4-8 -inV_a_r.
138.
Code amount in hundreds of dollars.
Inap.,
coded 5, 0 in Var. 146 or 4-8,
in Var. 138.
Mortgage
Payment
Code amount in dollars.
Inap.,
coded 5, 0 in Var.
in Var. 138.
146 or 4-8,
Second Mortgage
XxXx.
0000.
150
on house:
Mortgage
XxXx.
0000.
148
equity
Do you have a Mortgage on this
have a second mortgage?
1139
82
1058
1447
147
(net
in dollars.
Monthly
XXX.
000.
Code amount in hundreds of dollars.
Inap.,
coded 1, 5. 0, in Var. 146 or
4-8,
in Var. 138.
Mortgages
Payment
Inap.,
coded 1, 5, 0 in Var.
in Var. 138.
146,
or 4-8,
52
Variable
151
Description
Q. B14
How many years will
is all paid off?
00.
xx.
99.
152
Q. B15
Mortgage
583
621
18
2504
153
Q. B16
Mortgage
686
516
1
19
2504
154
Q. B17
1.
5.
9.
0.
1.
5.
8.
9.
0.
Mortgage
20
1173
1
28
2504
1.
5.
8.
9.
0.
it
be before
the mortgage(s)
House already
paid for; house was a gift;
does not own house, Inap.
Coded number of years.
NA, DK.
payments
Yes.
No.
NA.
Inap..
payments
Yes.
No.
DK.
NA.
Inap.,
payments
Yes.
No.
DK.
NA.
Inap.,
include
fire
insurance?
coded 5, 0 in Var.
include
property
coded 5, 0 in Var.
include
utility
coded 5, 0 in Var.
146.
taxes?
146.
payments?
146.
53
Variable
155
Description
Q.Bl8
Interest
rate on Mortgage
(per year basis)
(If R has two mortgages,
the interest
for
that R will
have the longest
before it is
(see Q.B14), has been coded.
If Q.Bl4 is
the interest
rate on the 1st mortgage has
999.
xxx.
N.A., D.K.
Code 2-digit
percentage
to nearest
l/10 percent
(Note:
rounded to nearest
round number).
Inap.
9.9% or higher
. -
000.
099.
-
Assignment
156
84
34
8
2197
1403
1.
or Mortgage
House Value was assigned
Mortgage was assigned,
M. amount or M. payments
Both House Value and Mortgage were assigned.
No assignments
of House Value or Mortgage
Inap.,
Coded 5-8,
in Var. 138.
2.
3.
5.
0.
wlturrr
on Mdltlow
& Repairs
Code amount in Dollars
Amount N.A., but some expenditure
w apediture
on additions.
trp..
W.
99999.
mooo.
Monthly
payments
xxu.
9999.
-0000.
on Additions
3726
930
124
23
Q.Cl
1.
2.
Amount N.A., but some payment
no payments made
Inap.,
3.
0.
Car No.
Car No.
Car No.
Missing
Altogether,
living
here
499
1152
1647
324
75
16
1
2
10
0.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
8.
9.
* Not Filtered
in 1966
on additions.
C Repairs
*Car Identification
Number
If R owns l/2 car with someone outside
FU was coded as owning a car.
159
160
..-
in House Value
157
158
the one
paid off
NA, DK,
been coded.
made
FU, this
1 (First
car):
No car in FU
2; code 9 in Var. 191.
3; code 9 in Var. 191.
Data
how many people
who can drive?
are there
No one in the FU can drive
One driver
in FU
Two drivers
in FU
Three drivers
in FLJ
Four drivers
in FU
Five drivers
in FU
Six drivers
in FU
Eight drivers
in E'U
N.A., D.K. drivers
._
in your
family
I
54
Variable
161
162
Description
Q.C2
Q.C4
here own a
Do you, or anyone else in the family
Altogether,
how many cars do you and your
car?
family
living
here own? If R owns l/2 of car with
someone outside
FU, this FU was coded as owning
a car.
812
0.
1984
802
104
18
1
1
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Q.C5
Kl own8 five
c8rs.
N own6 mix car8..
How long have you had more than one car in the family?
Nmber of years FU has owned two or more cars has
been coded.
2891
124
104
90
56
74
53
133
132
69
163
No one in FU owns a car; code 0 in Var.
162-190
N owns one car; code 0 in Var. 162.
FU owns two cars.
FU owns three cars.
FU owrra four cam.
0.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
and less than 1 year
IMP.,
1 year (1.0-1.9)
2 years (2.0-2.9)
3 years (3.0-3.9)
4 years (4.0-4.9)
5 years (5.0-5.9)
6 years (6.0-6.9)
7 - 10 years (7.0-10.9)
Eleven or more years
D.K., N.A.
If
What year model is it?
e.g.,
either
1962 or 1963,
been coded.
39.
40.
41.
42.
xx.
99.
00.
1939 or earlier
1940
1941
1942 (includes
1946-1967 (last
D.K., N.A.
no cars
Inap.,
adjacent
year is given,
the earlier
year has
1945)
two digits
owned by FU
of year
model coded)
55
Variable
164
Description
Q.C6
What make of car is
Make of car owned
18
36
116
64
2
55
46
45
689
58.
28.
36.
51.
56.
62.
61.
18.
11.
(Buick)
(Buick)
Buick
Cadillac
(Chevrolet)
(Chevrolet)
(Chevrolet)
(Chevrolet)
Chevrolet
64
7
25
37
6
77
4
125
88
55
25
325
53.
35.
64.
23.
25.
34.
38.
66.
17.
29.
57.
12.
Chrysler
DeSoto
Oxhe)
(Dodge)
(Dodge)
Dodge
Edsel
(Ford)
(Ford)
(Ford)
(Ford)
Ford
6
5
12
50
75
37.
54.
52.
24.
33.
27
29
137
3
29
3
38
96
30
170
40
70
2
17
6
92
11
27.
71.
32.
39.
67.
68.
19.
13.
26.
31.
65.
15.
22.
16.
14.
21.
10.
it?
Electra,
Riviera
only
Special
(1961-1967 models)
All other (or NA which of above)
Camaro
Chevelle
Chevy II
Corvair
All other or NA which of above
(acapt
Grecnbrier-code
10, and Corvette-code
(except Imperial
- code 54)
bronct
Dart
Lancer
All other
or NA which
of above
Fairlane
Falcon
Mustang
Thunderbird
All other (incl.
Galsxie)
or NA
&comline-code
which of above acapt
Hudson & Nash (except Jet - Code 10)
Imperial
Linccln
(Continental)
(Mercury)
Comet
Mercury
(Oldsmobile)
F85
(Oldsmobile)
Toronado,
98 series
Oldsmobile
Packard
(Plymouth)
Belvedere
(Plymouth)
Barracuda
(Plymouth)
Valiant
All other or N.A. which of above
Plymouth
(Pontiac)
Tempest
Pontiac
(Rambler)
American
Rambler
Renault
(Studebaker)
Lark
Studebaker
Volkswagen
_
Other low priced
dcmestic
cars - Henry J.,
Hudson Jet, Willys,
Crosley,
Allstate,
Econoline,
Greenbriar,
Travelall
10
5
56
Variable
164
165
Description
(con'tj
Q.C7
29
20.
2
30.
23
59.
3
50
812
00.
Is it a sedan
a convertible,
2426
335
145
3
5
812
166
Q.CS
Q.C9
1.
2.
3.
7.
9.
0.
(2-door
or O-door),
or what?
1.
3.
5.
9.
0.
Who usually
1626
639
315
185
41
80
28
812
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
8.
9.
0.
a station
Sedan (2-door
or 4-door),
Station
Wagon
Sports Car, Convertible
Other
D.K., N.A.
No one in FU owns a car,
Is it a compact,
or what?
548
121
2211
34
812
167
Other low priced
foreign
made cars English
Ford, Saab, Auntin,
Fiat,
Volvo,
Hillman,
Opel, Simca, Vauxhall,
Taunus,
DKW, Isetta,
BMW, Morris,
Nash Metropolitan,
Toyopet,
Peugot, Skoda, Anglia,
Prinz,
Datsun, Toyota.
Other medium priced
domestic
cars (Kaiser,
Checker)
Foreign made rdl~
or high priced
or
sports cars (Porsche,
Riley,
Mercedes,
Jaguar, M.G., Austin-Healy,
Bentley,
Alfa,
Sunbeam, '&i-h,
Borgward,
Citroen,
Rover,
Rolls.
Other domestic
high priced or sports
cars (Corvette)
No one in FD owns a car, coded in Var. 161.
regular-size,
this
car?
hardtop
coded 0 in Var.
something
Compact
Undefined
code
Ecpular-sira
D.K., N.A.
Inap.,
coded 0 in Var.
drives
coupe,
wagon,
in-between,
161.
(Relation
Head
Wife
Head and wife equally
Son or daughter
Other person(s)
Combination
of the above
N.A.
Inap.,
coded 0 in Var. 161
to Head)
161.
:
57
Variable
._
168
169
Description
Q. Cl0
Q. Cl1
Did you buy this
1484
1.
1430
2.
812
0.
FE:
00.
Borrowed
170
Q.Cl2
Q.C23
171
did you buy it?
If adjacent
year is
either
1962 or 1963, the earlier
year
1939 or earlier;
code? 0 ir Var. 171, 173,
181-190.
1940-1965;
last 2 digits
oi year coded.
Year of purchase NA; coded 0 in Var. 171,
173, 181-190.
No one in FU owns car, coded 0 in Var. 161.
Or Owes
(If bought in 1965 or earlier)
Do you (R and FU) owe
money on that car now?
(If bought in 1966 or 1967) Did you borrow or finance
part of the total
price?
617
1.
419
1878
2.
5.
812
0.
Installment
or other borrowing
on car purchased
in 1966 or 1967.
Owes money on car purchased before 1966.
Owes no money on car purchased before 1966;
no installment
or other borrowing
on 1966-67
coded 0 in Var. 171-180.
purchase;
no one in FU owns car; coded 0 in
Inap.,
Var. 161, and in Var. 171-180.
Amount Borrowed
If Bought In 1966 or 1967 Only
0.C24
How much did
x)(XxX.
99999.
00000.
-.
New; if gift
coded OOOG in Var. 181, 184,
186-187.
Used; if gift
coded 0000 in Var. 181, 184,
186-187.
no one in FU owns car, coded 0 in
Inap.,
Var. 161.
In what year
given,
e.g.,
was coded.
39.
car new or used?
you borrow,
not
including
financing
charges?
NA, DK.
Inap.,
no borrowing;
coded 0, 2, 5 in Var.
170.
58
Variable
Description
172
Monthly
Q.Cl3
Q.C25
Payment
(If bought in 1966 or 1967)
how often were they made?
XXXX.
9999.
0000.
Original
173
Q.C26
Remaining
Q.Cl5,
C29
of
How many payments
did
you
Length of months coded (from incurrence
until
termination).
all non-installment
debt.
No repayment schedule;
Revolving
fund.
Length of debt DK, NA.
Inap.,
car not purchased
in 1966 or 1967 (coded other
than 66 or 67 in Var.169);
car not financed
when
bought in 1966 or 1967 (coded 5 in Var. 170; coded 0
in Var. 161(no car in F'D).
Length
Of Debt
(If bought In 1965 or earlier;
if bought in 1966
or 1967)
lkw mny payments do you have left
to make?
xx.
97.
98.
99.
00.
175
by time
170,
Of Debt
(If bought in 1966 or 1967 only)
agree to make all together?
97.
98.
99.
00.
Q.Cl4,
C28
Code amount in dollars
per month.
Payment amount not ascertained.
Non-installment
debt only;
debt repaid
interview;
Inap.,
coded 0 in Var. 161.
Length
xx.
174
How much are your payments?
How much were your payments and
Length of months coded (until
loan will
be repaid).
No repayment schedule;
all non-installment
debt.
Revolving
fund.
Length of debt DK, NA.
Loan repaid by time of interview;
no auto loan,
coded 5 or 0 in Var. 170; coded 0 in Var. 161.
(If bought in 1966 or 1967)
same as the others?
857
98
45
2126
1.
5.
9.
0.
Will
the
final
payment
Yes, same; coded 0 in Var. 176.
No, different.
DK, NA; coded 0 in Var. 176.
car not financed;
(no payments;
Inap.,
own car);
be the
don't
59
Variable
Description
176
If
If
If
Q.Cl6,
c30
Final Payment Different
(coded 5 in Var.
Bought In 1965 Or Earlier
(Q.Cl6)
Bought In 1966 Or 1967 (Q.C30)
Then how much will
If
If
Q.Cl7,
c31
Q.ClS,
C32
In 1965 Or Earlier
(Q.Cl7)
In 1966 Or 1967 (Q.C31)
car
1.
5.
9.
0.
Bought
Bought
Was your
481
481
64
2700
179
1.
5.
9.
0.
Total
If
If
payments
nmci.
alooo.
99999.
automobile
the
same - coded
insurance?
Yes, include
insurance.
No, do not include
insurance.
DK, NA.
(no payments;
don't own car).
InaP.,
In 1965 Or Earlier
(Q.Cl8)
In 1966 Or 1967 (Q.C32)
financing
arranged
by the car dealer?
Yes.
No.
DK, NA.
Inap.
Remaining
Bought
Bought
include
Debt
In 1965 Or Earlier,
Qs. C12-Cl6.
In 1966 Or 1967, Qs. C24-C30.
gum of RID Box and Editors
installment
debt)
180
be?
Bought
Bought
Do your
If
If
payment
9999.
0999.
203
757
66
2700
178
final
Final payment coded in dollars.
Inap.
(no payments,
final
payment
1, 9, or 0 in Var. 175).
Amount of final
payment NA,DK.
More than $999.
XxXx.
0000.
177
the
175)
"RNID"
Figure
(remaining
Code amount left
to pay in dollars.
Loan repaid by time of interview;
no auto
coded 0 or 5 in Var. 170; coded 0 in Var.
DK, NA amount of total
remaining
debt.
loan,
161.
Remaining
Installment
If
If
Bought
Bought
In 1965 Or Earlier
In 1966 Or 1967
XxXx.
Code amount of installment
debt left
to pay in
dollars.
Non-installment
debt only;
loan repaid by time
of interview;
no auto loan, coded 5 or 0 in Var.
0000.
Debt
non-
(RID)
There can be no NA amounts for RID on CS~S.
If car bought during
1966 or 1967 (coded 66 or 67 in
Var. 169).
1 70;
60
Variable
Description
181
Total
Q.Cl9
Price
What was the total
price,
of the
(coded 66 or 67 in Var. 169)
xXxX.
0000.
182
Q.C20
Q.C21
No trade-in
or sale. Inap.,
coded other
67 in Var. 169; coded 0 in Var. 161.
How much did you pay in cash?
(coded 66 or 67 in Var. 169; gifts
Year Model
Q.C33
or sell
than
66 or
In Cash
XxXxX.
-xXxX.
99999.
0 0000.
185
66 or 67
How much did you get from trade-in
or sale of your old car?
(coded 66 or 67 in Var. 169; transaction
made in 1966 or 1967)
Paid
Q.C22
than
Or Sale
XxXx.
0000.
184
only)
Did you trade-in
that one?
in 1966(67)?
Yes, traded in or sold a car.
No; coded 0 in Var. 183, 185-190.
DK, NA; coded 0 in Var. 183, 185-190.
this transaction
not made in 1966 or 1967;
Inap.,
1.
5.
9.
0.
Trade-In
183
Code amount In dollars.
Car was a gift.
coded other
Inap.;
in Var. 169; coded 0 in Var. 161.
(If bought in 1966-67
a car when you bought
602
533
1
2590
car you bought
What year
39.
40.
41.
42.
xx.
99.
00.
coded 0000).
Negative
amount.
Cash NA.
coded other
No cash paid; car was gift.
IMP.,
66 or 67 in Var. 169; coded 0 in Var. 161.
Of Car Traded
In Or Sold
model was the car you tradedin
(sold)?
1939 or earlier.
1940.
19111.
1942 (includes
1945).
1946-1967 last two digits
of model year
NA, DK.
Inap.,
coded 0, 5 or 9 in Var. 182
coded.
than
61
Variable
186
Description
Q.C34
What make was it?
Make of car traded
4
4
2.6
15
5
7
14
118
58.
28.
36.
51.
62.
61.
18.
11.
(Buick)
(Buick)
Buick
Cadillac
(Chevrolet)
(Chevrolet)
(Chevrolet)
Chevrolet
14
1
53.
50.
5
6
5
2
9
30
20
6
3
87
35.
64.
23.
25.
34.
66.
17.
29.
57.
12.
Chrysler
Corvette
cars
DeSoto
(Dodge)
(Dodge)
(Dodge)
Dodge
(Ford)
(Ford)
(Ford)
(Ford)
Ford
2
3
4
6
10
7
4
33
3
2
37.
54.
52.
24.
33.
27.
71.
32.
67.
b8.
19.
13.
26.
31.
65.
15.
22.
16.
21.
20.
b
15
3
35
4
30
3
3
18
10
in or sold
Electra,
Rivera only
Special
(1961-1967 models)
Chevelle
Chevy II
Corvair
(except Corvette
- code 50 and
Greenbriar
code 10)
(except Imperial
- code 54)
and other domestic
high priced or sports
Coronet
Dart
Lancer
Fairlane
Falcon
Mustang
Thunderbird
All other (includes
Galaxie)
and N.A.
which of above - except Econoline
code 10
Hudson & Nash (Except Jet - code 10)
Imperial
Lincoln
(Continental)
(Mercury)
cornet
All others
Mercury
(Oldsmobile)
FS5
(Oldsmobile)
Toronado,
98 series
All other or N.A which of above
Oldsmobile
Belvedere
(Plymouth)
Barracuda
(Plymouth)
Valiant
(Plymouth)
Plymouth
(Pontiac)
Tempest
Pontiac
(Rambler)
American
Rambler
Renault
(Studebaker)
Lark
Volkswagen
Other low priced
foreign
made cars - English
Ford,
Saab, Austin,
Fiat,
Volvo, Hillman,
Opel, Simca,
Vauxhall,
Taunus, DKW, Isetta,
BMW, Morris,
Nash.
Metropolitan,
Toyopet,
Peugot, Skoda, Anglia,
Prinz,
Datsun, Toyota.
Variable
186
187
62
Description
(can't)
Q.C35
2
59.
17
3125
99.
00.
What year did you buy the car you traded-in
(sold)?
If adjacent
year is given,
e.g.,
either
1962 or 1963,
the earlier
year was coded.
39.
xx.
99.
00.
188
Q.C36
Q.C37
Q.C38
1.
2.
0.
new or used
(car
1.
2.
3.
9.
0.
traded-in
or sold)
New
Used
Inap.,
transaction
coded 5, 9, or 0 in Var. 182; coded 0 in Var.
161.
Was it a sedan (2-door or 4-doer),
(car traded-in
vertible,
or what?
488
61
29
23
3125
190
Year bought car traded-in
or sold
1939 or earlier
1940-1967 Code last two digits
of year.
Year of Purchase N.A.
Transaction
Inap.,
coded 5, 9, or 0 in Var. 182; coded 0 in Var.
161.
Did you buy it
270
331
3125
189
Foreign made medium or high priced
or sports
cars (Porsche,
Riley,
Mercedes,
Jaguar,
M.G.,
Austin-Healy,
Bentley,
Alfa,
Sunbeam, Triumph,
Borgward,
Citroen,
Rover, Rolls).
D.K., N.A. make
coded 34-65 or 99 in Var. 169; coded
Inap.,
5, 9 or 0 in Var. 182.
station
wagon,
or sold)
con-
Sedan, coupe hardtop
Station
wagon
Sports car, convertible
D.K., N.A.
Inap.,
transaction
coded 5, 9, or 0 in Var. 182; coded 0 in
Var. 161.
When you traded it in (sold it),
was it in good shape,
or was there something
seriously
did it need some repair,
wrong with it?
278
179
1.
3.
Condition
of trade-in
(car traded-in
or sold)
In good shape; nothing
wrong; like new
needed work; nothing
Needed some repair;
seriously
wrong; fair
shape; old; a little
rusted;
just a few things.
63
Variable
190
Description
(can't)
26
3125
191
Q.C39
9.
0.
N.A.
no car traded
Inap.,
(0 in Var. 161)
3284
1.
2.
3.
4.
6.
8.
0.
Plisplaced
3653
0.
Vehicle
20
15
1
37
149
3577
194
1.
2.
3.
4.
Q.C52
Vehicles
FU has no vehicle;
no errors
trucks
all in proper places
out
(and/or)
of C5 - Cl1 was
Not own&d by FU
Truck - moved to C52 - C56
Both of the above
Other types of misplaced
vehicle
present
problems
in car section
Yes, assignments
in car section
No, no assignments
Do you or anyone else
kind of truck or pick
624
3100
2
- ears
Car Assignments
1.
5.
1.
5.
9.
have
Sold one car
Gave away one car
Scrapped one car
Disposed of one car by method other than 1-3, above.
sold, gave away or scrapped
Disposed of two cars:
Disposed of three or more cars: sold, gave away,
or traded in on a truck
scrapped,
Did not dispose of car in 1966
edited
Whether
193
FU owns no car
During 1966 did you sell,
give away or scrap a car
that we haven't
talked about? Cars mentioned
earlier
as trade-ins
or sales in connection
with a purchase
been excluded.
224
56
86
12
57
7
192
in;
Yes
No
N.A.;
Inap.
in the
up?
family
here
own any
64
Variable
195
Description
Q.C52
Do you or
any kind
l/2 of a
FU, this
514
76
anyone else
of truck or
truck,
pick
FU was coded
In the family
here own
If
Fu
owns
pick up?
up with someone outside
as owning a truck,
pick
1. FU owns one;L-_.-Y--.
--2. FIJ owns t3#2;
--
_--_--
up.
-
---
24
3
2
1
2
3104
196
Q.C54
3. FU3iiiiEfhree;
.-
Four
Five
Six
FU owns eight or more trucks
pick ups
0. FU doesn't
own a truck
What year model (is
If adjacent
year is
or 1963, the earlier
39.
40.
41.
42.
xx.
66.
67.
99
00
198
Q.C54
Q.C55
--
4.
5.
6.
8.
Code up to six
pick up first:
197
..~ ----
it/are
given,
year
and/or
they)?
e.g.,
either
coded.
1962
mentions
- code the newest truck,
Then the second newest, etc.
1939 or earlier
1940
1941
1945 (includea
1945)
code last two digits
of year
1966
1967
D.K., N.A.
FU doesn't
own a truck,
no second,
Inap.,
third,
fourth,
fifth,
sixth
mention.
What year model (is it/are
they)?
If adjacent
year is given,
e.g.,
either
1962
or 1963, the earlier
year haa been coded.
IClltlPle
reeponee;
see Var. 196 for codes
and definitions.
Do you people
ever
use
(it/any
of them)
for
personal
transportation...?
417
194
11
3104
1. Yes, use at least one vehicle
for personal
5. No, do not use any for personal
use;
9. NA.DK; coded 0 in Var. 199.
0. FU doesn't
own a truck;
coded 0
in Var. 199.
use
65
Variable
199
200
Description
Q.C56
Do you use (it/them)
for personal
transportation
If two or more trucks
occasionally,
or rarely?
the one that is used most often was coded.
290
76
50
1.
2.
3.
Use at least one frequently
Use occasionally
Rarely
6
3304
9.
0.
NA, DK
coded 5 or 9 in Var. 198; coded 0 in
Inap.,
own a truck
Var. 195 - FU doesn't
Age of Newest Truck
00.
01.
201
202
Value
Owns no truck
Last two digits
99.
NA
Value
Value
model
Owns no car
Amount in dollars
Owns less than two cars
Amount in dollars
of Car 13
Value
Owns less than three
Amount in dollars
cars
of Car t4
Value
Value
Owns less than four
Amount in dollars
cars
of Car lt5
0000.
XxXx.
207
of year
of Car 112
0000.
XxXx.
206
Owned
of Car Wl
0000.
XxXx.
205
Owns no truck or 0 years old; i.e.,
1967 model
(estimated
from Var. 201:
27 1967 models)
66 model
Btc.
00.
xx.
0000.
XxXx.
204
Owned
Year Model of Newest Truck
0000.
XxXx.
203
frequently
mentioned,
Owns less than five
Amount in dollars
cars
of Car #6
0000.
XxXx.
Owns less than six
Amount in dollars
cars
(example:
66 = 1966)
66
Variable
208
Description
Total
Value
ooooo.
xXxXx.
209
210
Car Stock
Owns no cars
Amount in dollars
Year Model
00.
xx.
of the
of Newest
Car Owned
Owns no cars
Last digits
of year
model
(ex.:
66 for
1966)
1966 PASSENGERCAR OWNERLIST
PRICE CLASS CODE TABLE
PRICE CLASS CODE TO ASSIGN
MAKE
BUICK
Special
CADILLAC
CHEVROLET
Corvair
Chevy I
Corvette
Chevelle
CHRYSLER
DESOTO
DODGE
Dart
EDSEL
FORD
Thunderbird
Fait-lane
Falcon
Mustang
IMPERIAL
LINCOLN
MERCURY
Meteor
Comet
OLDSMOBILE
F 85
PLYMOUTH
Valiant
PONTIAC
Tempest
RAMBLER
American
STUDEBAKER
1966
--4
2
5
2
1
1
5
1
4
1965
1964
1963----
1962
1961
1960
1959
-1955
4
2
5
2
1
1
5
1
4
4
2
5
2
1
1
5
1
4
4
2
5
2
1
1
5
4
2
5
2
1
1
5
4
2
5
2
1
5
4
5
2
1
5
3
5
2
2
4
4
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
1
4
4
3
1
4
4
3
1
2
5
1
1
1
5
5
3
2
5
1
1
1
5
5
3
2
5
1
1
2
5
1
1
2
5
1
1
2
5
1
2
5
5
5
3
1
4
2
2
1
4
2
2
1
2
1
4
2
2
1
4
2
2
1
2
1
4
2
2
1
4
2
2
1
2
5
5
3
2
1
4
2
2
1
4
1
2
1
2
5
5
3'
2
1
4
2
2
1
4
1
2
1
2
5
5
3
2
1
4
2
2
1
4
1
2
1
2
4
4
3
2
2
2
5
5
3
4
2
4
2
2
1
5
5
3
1
4
2
1
4
2
1
2
67
Variable
Description
Region
211
212
213
Q.Dl
- NADA
New England (Me.. Mass., N.H., R.I.,
Vt.)
Eastern
(Conn., Del.,
D.C., Md., N-J.,
N.y.,
Penn., Va., W.Va.)
Central
(Ill.,
Ind.,
Kty.,
Mich.,
Ho., Ohio,
Wis.)
South Eastern
(Ala.,
Fla.,
Ca., Miss.,
N.C.,
Tenn.)
S.C.,
Southwestern
(Ark.,
La.,Ok*.
ru.)
Midwest (Iowa, Kas., Minn.,
Nab., N.Dak.,
S. Dak.)
Pacific
Southwest
(Arizona,
Calif:,
Hawaii,
Nev.,
Utah)
Pacific
Northwest
(Alaska,
Idaho, Wash., Ore.)
Mountain
Staten (Cola.,
Mont.,
N.Mex., WY.)
Undefined
code
119
624
1.
2.
828
3.
391
4.
255
165
5.
6.
332
7.
128
32
812
8.
9.
0.
Total
Value
707
552
480
431
333
155
95
60
101
812
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
0.
of Car Stock
Total
Goods Purchases
Did not buy any durables;
amount
XxXxX.
99999.
00000.
215
208)
Total Price
(cost)
not counting
financing
charges,
on all furniture,
refrigerators,
washing machines,
stoves,
television
stats,
household
appliances,
air conditioners,
and so on.
If item mms
received
as a gift,
it was coded 0000; but if it was bought m &z
given as a gift,
the dollar
amount was coded.
XxXxX.
99999.
Q.D4
In Var.
$1 - 499.
$500 - 999.
$1000 - 1499.
$1500 - 1999.
$2000 - 2499.
$2500 - 2999.
$3000 - 3499.
$3500 - 3999.
$4000 and over.
Undefined
code.
1966 Durable
214
(Field
from Trade-Ins
00000.
or Sales
on All
Durables
total
expenditure
214-225.
Durables
Total amount for trade-ins
or sales
No trade-ins
or sales;
Inap.
(coded
Total Net Outlay on All
Total net outlay
equals
of trade-in
or sale.
XXXXX.
99999.
code 0 in Var.
less
NA
0 in Var.
total
213.)
amount
amount of total
exTotal net outlay
is NA; either
penditures
or amount of trade-in
or both are NA; co&ii
99999 in Var. 214.
Amount of trade-in
equals total
expenditure;
Inap.,
(coded 0 in Var. 213.)
68
Variable
216
217
Description
Q.D6
Taking All Durables
together,
or pay cash or what?
1023
567
201
1.
2.
3.
1
8.
1934
0.
221
(exclude
Machine
1.
0.
Cook Stove
1.
2.
3492
0.
Furniture
combined)
658
1.
3068
0.
deep-freeze,
ice
of
box)
Bought refrigerator
in 1966
Bought two or more refrigerators
in 1966.
Did not buy refrigerator
in 1966; no mention
of refrigerator
purchase
1.
2.
0.
232
2
or stero-
Bought TV in 1966
Bought two or more TVs in 1966
Did not buy TV in 1966; no mention
TV purchase
1.
2.
0.
Washing
296
3430
220
All items bought for cash
All items bought on credit
Some items bought for cash, all
other items on credit.
One or more items financed
by means other
than cash or credit
(received
in barter
deal
or as repayment of a loan)
Did not buy any durables
(coded 0 in Var.
213)
Refrigerator
320
1
3405
219
you buy on credit
Description
of 1966 Durables
Purchases
Television
(including
radio-TV
combination
TV combination)
610
9
3107
218
did
(include
washer-dryer
combination)
Bought washing machine in 1966
Did not buy *rashing machine in 1966;
mention of washing machine purchase.
no
or Range
Bought cook
Bought two
in 1966
Did not buy
no mention
(include
stove or range in 1966
or more cook stoves or ranges
cook stove or range in 1966;
of cook stove or range purchases.
piano,
organ)(all
furniture
Bought furniture
in 1966
Did not buy furniture
in 1966;
of furniture
purchase
purchases
no mention
69
Variable
Description
Clothes
222
126
3600
45
3681
Air
224
225
Q.D20
Q.D21
1.
0.
1.
2.
3607
0.
combinations)
Bought clothes
dryer in 1966
-Did not buy clothes
dryer in 1966;
of clothes
dryer purchase
Bought dishwasher
in 1966
Did not buy dishwasher
in 1966;
mention of dishwasher
purchase
Bought air
Bought two
1966
Did not buy
mention of
Other
Purchases
44
154
1.
2.
65
16
77
3.
4.
5.
15
3355
6.
0.
Black
no mention
no
1.
5.
9.
conditioner
or more air
in 1966
conditioners
air conditioner
air conditioner
(up to 2 categories
in
in 1966;
purchase
of "other
no
purchases"
coded)
Sewing machine
Radio or record player
(hi-fi
sound equipment,
tape recorder)
Deep freeze
Humidifier
and dehumidifier
(electrical)
Other electrical
(e.g. vacuum cleaner,
mixer,
iron,
electric
blanket,
TV
converter)
toaster,
Other non-electrical
(e.g.,
ice box)
No "other"
durables
purchased
in 1966; no second
"other"
durable
purchases
and white
television
bought
before
1966.
Has
Does not have; coded 0 in Var. 227-228.
NA, DK ; coded 0 in Var. 227-228.
Age of black
01.
xx.
99.
00.
-
washer-dryer
Conditioner
116
3
2931
683
112
227
1.
0.
(exclude
Dishwasher
223
226
Dryer
and white
television.
One year
Code age in years
NA, DK
Inap.,
does not have
Var. 226.)
(coded
5 or 9 in
70
Variable
228
Description
Q.D22
How many times
848
337
108
36
20
7
2
7
26
2335
229
4.020
Color
328
3289
109
230
Q.D21
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
0.
231
Q.D22
232
Q.D20
Refrigerator
2949
610
167
233
Q.D21
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
0.
1.
5.
9.
bought
before
television?
color
One
Two
Three
Four
Five
Six
Seven
Eight
NA, DK
None, Inap.
bought
year?
226)
1966.
Age rounded
television
(coded
before
to nearest
(coded
odd
5 or 9 in
repaired
last
5 or 9 in Var.
year.
229)
1966.
Has
Does not have; code 0 in Var. 233-234.
NA, DK; code 0 in Var. 233-234.
Age of refrigerator?
nearest
odd number.
01.
xx.
99.
00.
last
5 or 9 in Var.
One year
Code age in years
NA, DK
Inap.,
does not have
Var. 229)
How many times
95
50
20
2
4
2
3
5
8
3537
TV repaired
Has
Age of color
number.
01.
xx.
99.
00.
and white
One
Two
Three
Four
Five
Six
Seven
Right or more
NA, DK
None, Inap.,
(coded
television
1.
5.
9.
black
Age has been rounded
One year
Code age in years
NA, DK
Inap.,
does not have
(coded
to
5 or 9 in Var.
232)
Variable
234
Description
Q.D22
How many times
170
14
4
1
1
1
27
3508
235
Q.D20
Washing
2335
1242
149
236
Q.D21
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
9.
0.
One
Two
Three
Four
Five
Six
NA, DK
None, Inap.
machine
1.
5.
9.
Q.D22
238
Q.D20
Has stove
2808
728
190
239
Q.D21
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
0.
1.
5.
9.
last
year?
5 or 9 in Var.
before
232)
1966.
machine
washing
machine
One
Two
Three
Four
Five
Six
Seven
Eight or more
NA, DK
None, Inap.
(coded
bought
before
(coded
repaired
5 or 9 in
last
5 or 9 in Var.
year.
235)
1966.
Has
Age of stove
number.
01.
xx.
99.
00.
(coded
One year
Code age in years
NA, DK
Inap.,
does not have
Var. 235.)
How many times
407
107
45
18
6
5
1
6
29
3102
bought
repaired
Has
NA, DK; coded 0 in Var. 236-237.
Age of washing
01.
xx.
99.
00.
237
refrigerator
Age rounded
to nearest
One year
Code age in years
NA, DK
does not have
Inap.,
in Var. 238)
(coded
odd
5 or 9
72
Variable
240
Description
Q.D22
How many times
227
44
6
2
3
2
3
52
3387
241
Q.D20
598
3004
124
242
Q.D21
Q.D22
Three
Four
Five
Seven
Eight or more
NA, DK
None, Inap.
(coded
conditioner
1.
5.
9.
244
Q.D23
bought
year.
1.
2.
3.
10
9.
air
like
have
conditioner
One
Two
Three
Five
Seven
NA, DK
None, Inap.
Things would
few years.
1866
1843
7
before
238)
1966.
Age has been rounded
NA, DK
does not
Inap.,
Var. 241)
How many times
1.
2.
3.
5.
7.
9.
0.
5 or 9 in Var.
Has
Age of air conditioner.
nearest
odd number.
41
4
1
1
1
13
3665
last
TWO
99.
00.
243
repaired
One
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
7.
8.
9.
0.
Has air
stove
(coded
(coded
5 or 9 in
repaired
last
5 or 9 in Var.
to buy or replace
to
during
year?
241.)
next
Things would like
to buy or replace
Has most things;
coded 0 In Var. 245-256.
Things would like
to buy or replace
and
has most things
73
Variable
245
246
247
--
Description
Q.D24
Q.D24
Q.D25
Number of
Furniture
2 items.)
poses have
(Note:
items mentioned
in Q.D24 coded.
is one item, but 2 TV's, for example, are
Items used only for business
or farm purbeen excluded.
948
502
242
73
12
4
1
74
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
One
16
1854
9.
0.
TWO
Three
Four
Five
Six
Seven or more.
Everything;
wants higher
standard
of living;
mentioned
only vague reference
to standard
of
living.
NA, DK.
(coded 2 or 9 in Var. 244)
None, no mentions
(code
What things
do you have in mind?
Frequencies
mentions)
Three responses.
response only.
76
174
61
770
1.
2.
3.
4.
599
5.
75
6.
28
7.
64
8.
15
1864
9.
0.
What about
156
73
42
1.
2.
3.
87
4.
449
5.
58
6.
4
277
2580
7.
9.
0.
up to three
listed
for 1st
New home.
Additions
or repairs
to present
home.
Car.
Appliances
(washer,
dryer,
stove,
dishwasher,
television,
etc.)
Furniture
(other than appliances)
- includes
pianos and organs.
Furnishings
for the house (drapes,
rugs, china,
decorative
items).
Hobby and recreation
items (exclude
TVs,
Ri-Fi's,
pianos,
organs).
Other things
(better
clothing,
food, eye glasses,
hearing
aids,
"many things"
but no specific
item).
NA, DK.
No mentions
(coded 2 or 9 in Var. 244),
third
mention.
no second,
sport
and hobby
items?
Boating equipment.
including
trailers,
"campers."
Camping equipment,
gardening,
Active
hobbies other than sports:
woodworking
equipment,
etc.
carpentry,
collecting,
Inactive
hobbies other than sports:
photographic
equipment,
musical
instruments,
etc.
skiing,
bicycling
hunting,
fishing,
Outdoor sports:
equipment,
etc.
basketball,
pool, ping pong
Indoor sports:
equipment,
etc.
vacationing.
Travel,
NA, DK.
No sport or hobby items wanted.
Variable
248
Description
Q.DZb
Did you or anyone else in the family
of five days or more during
the last
1602
2123
1
249
Q.D27
1. Yes
5. No; coded 0 in Var.
9. m; coded 0 in Var.
take a vacation
12 months?
249.
249.
Roughly how much did you spend altogether,
transportation
and other things
that cost
you were home?
including
more than
my.
Amount spent coded in dollars
03000. Did not take a vacation
trip;
took a trip
spent nothing;
NA whether took a vacation
coded 5,
or 9 in Var. 248.
n9999.
Amount spent more than $9999
99999.
Amount spent NA
250
Vacation
276
313
260
193
93
168
39
125
40
2219
251
Total
186
386
303
202
148
294
123
15U
1934
252
Total
(field
239
38
9
1
1
1
3437
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
0.
Expenditure
of all
Durables
$1-99
$100-199
$200-299
$300-399
$400-499
$750-999
Do trade-ins
trip;
(field
$1-49
$100-199
$200-2YY
$300-399
$400-499
$500-749
$750-999
$1000 and over.
did not purchase
Inap.;
Amount From Trade-In
in Var. 214)
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
7.
0.
in Var.
Sl-Y9
$100-199
$200-299
$300-399
$400-499
$500-749
$750-999
$1000 and over
N.A. amount
took no vacation
Inap.;
or 9 in Var. 248.
5.
Price
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
0.
(field
trip
or sales.
but
trip;
249)
spent
in Var.
nothing;
213)
any durables.
or Sales
if
on all
Durables
coded
Variable
Description
253
75
Total
189
396
308
195
158
292
109
143
1936
254
Q.G9
Net Outlay
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
0.
on all
Durables
(field
Q.Gl5
Earned Income:
Head
Wage, salary,
professional,
trade
and "Other
Earned Income:
Wife
Wage, salary,
professional,
trade
Earned Income:
ELI
professional
Wage, salary,
income (Subtotal
A)
trade
Mixed-Labor,
XXXU.
00000.
-XXX.
258
Capital
Income:
Income:
Mixed-Labor-Capital
Income:
Total
Capital
Income:
this
source.
self-employmenrm
from
this
source
from
this
source
from
this
source
FU (Subtotal
XXXXS. Code amount in Dollars
00000. Zero such income; no income
-xXxX. Negative
amount to $-9999.
260
self-employmentmome.
Wife
XiXXX. Code amount in Dollars
UOOOO. Zero such income; no income
-XXXX. Negative
amount to S-9999.
259
from
source.
Head
Zero such income; no income
Negative
amount to $-9999.
Mixed-Labor-Capital
from this
and "other
XXXXX. Code axwnt
in Dollars
257
self-employmenP
and "Other
XXXXX. Code amount in Dollars
256
215)
$1-99
$100-199
$200-299
$300-399
$400-499
$500-749
$750-999
$1000 and over.
Zero net outlay.
255
in Var.
B)
from
this
source
from
this
source
Head
‘-
-XiXi.
Negative
amount to $-9999.
iincome.
76
Variable
261
Description
Total
Capital
Income:
Wife
xXxX)(. Code amount in Dollars
-XXXX. Negative
amount to $-999.
262
Total
Capital
Income:
from
FU (Subtotal
this
source
this
source
C)
xFXXX. Code amount in Dollar6
00000. Zero income
-XXXX. Negative
amount up to $-999
263
Total
Income Tax:
FU (Subtotal
D)
Iixxxji.
OOOUO. Zero Income Tax
264
Total
Transfer
Payments:
Head
XRXX. Code amount in Dollars
ooOO0. Zero disposable
income
-a.
lkg8tlve
amount up to $-9999
265
Total
Transfer
Payments:
Wife
m3[1;.
00000.-tao
such income; no incorns
-m.
Hegative
amount to $-4999
266
Total
Transfer
mix.
267
Total
Payments:
Code amount
Income:
from
FU (Subtotal
in Dollars
FLI (Subtotal
A 6 B & C 6 E)
XXXXXX. Code amount in Dollars
000000. Zero income
-XXXXX. Negative
amount up to $-99,999
268
Total
788
103
109
168
180
415
664
535
764
Wages:
0.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
E)
FU
Zero, no income from this
$1-499; negative
income
$500-999
$1000-1999
$2000-2999
$3000-4999
$5000-7499
$7500-9999
$10,000 and over
source
77
Variable
269
Description
Total
3566
62
28
19
12
11
8
4
16
-
270
Total
3579
69
36
22
6
3
6
3
2
271
Total
3545
15
12
25
35
33
35
11
15
272
Total
3461
26
10
21
23
35
66
21
63
273
Total
Professional,
0.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
Non-farmers
$1-499; negative
income
$500-999
$1000-1999
$2000-2999
$3000-4999
$5000-7499
$7500-9999
$10,000 and over
3028 0.
468 1.
77 2.
65 3.
48 4.
Business
FU
source
source
Income:
$1-499; negative
income
$500-999
$1000-1999
$2000-2999
$3000-4999
$5000-7499
$7500-9999
$10,000 and over
Dividends:
source
FU
Unincorporated
0.
1.
2.
3.
4.
;.
6.
7.
8.
Self-Employed:
Income:
$1-499; negative
income
$500-999
$1000-1999
$2000-2999
$3000-4999
$5000-7499
$7500-9999
$10,000 and over
Farm Income:
0.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
Other
$1-499; negative
income
$500-999
$1000-1999
$2000-2999
$3000-4999
$5000-7499
$7500-9999
$10,000 and over
Roomers,
0.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
Trade,
source
FU
Zero, no income
$1-499; negative
$500-999
$1000-1999
$2000-2999
from this
income
source
FU
FU
78
Variable
273
Description
(can't)
19
Y
3
9
274
Total
2734
520
197
156
53
27
14
9
16
275
Total
2903
100
244
352
109
17
1
276
Total
3261
71
108
121
95
58
9
3
277
Total
3264
129
110
142
41
30
7
1
2
5.
6.
7.
8.
$3000-4999
$5000-7499
$7500-9999
$10,000 and over
Rent,
0.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
Security:
Retirement
Zero, no income
$1-499; negative
$500-999
$1000-1999
$2000-2999
$3000-4999
$5000-7499
$7500-9999
Transfer
0.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
FU
Payments:
source
FU
income
$1-499; negative
$500-999
$1000-1999
$2000-2999
$3000-4999
$10,000 and over
"Other"
0.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Trusts:
income
$1-499; negative
$500-999
$1000-1999
$2000-2999
$3000-4999
$5000-7499
$7500-9999
$10,000 and over
Social
0.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
8.
Interest,
Pay:
source
FU
from this
income
source
FU
income
$1-499; negative
$500-999
$1000-1999
$2000-2999
$3000-4999
$5000-7499
$7500-YY99
$10,000 and over
source
79
Variable
278
Description
Gross
350
153
140
208
232
445
755
586
857
279
0.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
0.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
source
Income - 2nd Return
Income
source
- 3rd Return
Zero, no income
$1-499; negative
$500-999
$1000-1999
$2000-2999
$3000-4999
$5000-7499
from this
income
source
Income - 4th Return
Zero, no income
$1-499; negative
$500-9Y9
$1000-1999
$2000-2999
$3000-4999
$5000-7499
$7500-9999
Gross Taxable
3723
1
2
Return
$1-499, negative
income
$500-999
$1000-1999
$2000-2999
$3000-4Y99
$5000-7499
$7500-9999
$10,000 and over
Gross Taxable
3710
1
3
3
4
2
2
1
282
0.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
Income - 1st
$1-499; negative
income
$500-999
$1000-1999
$2000-2999
$3000-4999
$5000-7499
$7500-9999
$10,000 and over
Gross Taxable
3634
6
19
24
16
24
3
261
0.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
Gross Taxable
3324
21
85
78
87
86
35
9
1
280
Taxable
Income
from this
income
source
- 5th Return
0. Zero, no income
1. $1-499; negative
7. $7500-9999
from this
income
source
80
Variable
description
Number of Head's
8
423
1066
656
827
372
182
102
51
39
3QQ9
582
73
16
4
2
0.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
662
lw
%6
129
23
1
1
Q.G5
Earners
0. None
1. One
2.m
3. Three
4. Four
5. Five
6. Six
Whether
78
271
1
8
5
3363
Earners
None
One
Two
Three
Four
Five
Number of Major
285
287
None
One
Two
Three
Four
Five
Six
Seven
Eight
Nine or more
Number of Ninor
284
286
0.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
Tax Exemptions
1.
2.
3.
8.
9.
0.
own a business
Corporation
Unincorporated
Both kinds
NA, DK whether incorporated
NA, DK
Does not own a business
Any Income Assignments
3283
182
25
22
180
24
7
3
0. None
1. Head
2. Wife
3. Head and Wife
4. Others
5. Head and Others
6. Wife and Others
7. Head, Wife, and Others
81
Variable
288
Description
Earned
Income:
Head
L
93
94
172
153
462
823
471
344
129
985
289
Earned
228
147
195
194
259
130
15
2
1
2555
290
118
167
184
413
670
539
564
223
746
Mixed
90
49
61
62
64
Income:
Income:
amount
negative
amount
negative
amount
negative
amount
FU
1. Less than $500 (including
where possible).
2. $500-999
3. $1000-1999
4. $2000-2999
5. $3000-4999
6. $5000-7499
7. $7500-9999
8. $10,000-14,999
9. $15,000 and over
0. No such income
Labor-Capital
negative
Wife
where possible).
2. $500-999
3. $1000-1999
4. $2000-2999
5. $3000-4999
6. $5000-7499
7. $7500-9999
8. $lO,OOO-14,999
9. $15,000 and over
0. No such income
Earned
102
291
where possible).
2. $500-999
3. $1000-1999
4. $2000-2999
5. $3000-4999
6. $5000-7499
7. $7500-9999
8. $lO,OOO-14,999
9. $15,000 and over
0. No such income
Income:
Head
where possible).
2. $500-999
3. $looo-1999
4. $2ooo-2999
5. $3ooo-4999
82
Variable
291
Description
(can't)
101
35
38
40
3186
292
Mixed
5
3
3
5
4
4
3702
293
Mixed
95
52
61
59
72
108
35
38
41
3165
294
Total
745
218
199
82
61
18
10
14
11
2368
295
Total
30
10
10
5
3
6.
7.
8.
9.
0.
$5000-7499
$7500-9999
$lO,OOO-14,999
$15,000 and over
No such income
Labor-Capital
Income:
Wife
possible).
2. $500-999
3. $1000-1999
4. $2000-2999
5. $3000-4999
6. $5000-7499
0. No such income
Labor-Capital
Income:
Income:
Income:
negative
amount where
negative
amount where
negative
amount where
Head
possible).
2. $500-999
3. $1000-1999
4. $2000-2999
5. $3000-4999
6. $5000-7499
7. $7500-9999
8. $lO,OOO-14,999
9. $15,000 and over
0. No such income
Capital
amount where
FU
possible).
2. $500-999
3. $1000-1999
4. $2000-2999
5. $3000-4999
6. $5000-7499
7. $7500-9999
8. $lO,OOO-14,999
9. $15,000 and over
0. No such income
Capital
negative
Wife
possible).
2. $500-999
3. $1000-1999
4. $2000-2999
5. $3000-4999
r
83
Variable
295
Description
(con' t)
4
1
3663
296
Total
750
225
201
84
63
26
11
11
13
2342
297
Total
998
895
729
154
62
28
7
8
13
832
298
Total
179
270
454
199
121
30
8
1
1
2463
6. $5000-7499
8. $lO,OOO-14,999
0. No such income
Capital
Income:
PU
possible)
2. $500-999
3. $1000-1999
4. $2000-2999
5. $3000-4999
6. $5000-7499
7. $7500-9999
8. $lO,OOO-14,999
9. $15,000 and over
0. No such income
Income
Tax:
amount where
negative
amount where
negative
amount where
PD
possible).
2. $500-999
3. $1000-1999
4. $2000-2999
5. $3000-4999
6. $5000-7499
7. $7500-9999
8. $lO,OOO-14,999
9. $15,000 and over
0. No such income
Transfer
negative
Payments:
Head
possible)
2. $500-999
3. $1000-1999
4. $2000-2999
5. $3000-4999
6. $5000-7499
7. $7500-9999
8. $lO,OOO-14,999
9. $15,000 and over
0. No such income
84
Variable
299
Description
Total
51
111
35
9
1
3519
300
Total
191
283
471
253
143
45
8
1
1
2330
301
Transfer
Wife
Payments:
0.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
0.
negative
amount where
negative
amount where
pll
possible).
2. $500-999
3. $1000-1999
4. $2000-2999
5. $3000-4999
6. $5000-7499
7. $7500-9999
8. $lO,OOO-14,999
9. $15,000 and over
0. No such income
PD
Less than $1000,
$1000-1999
$2000-2999
$3000-3999
$4050-4999
$5000-5999
$6000-7499
$7500-9999
$lO,OOO-14,999
$15,00 and over
Gross Taxable
173
141
247
228
531
883
519
418
200
38b
Payments:
possible).
2. $500-999
3. $1000-1999
4. $2000-2999
6. $5000-7499
0. No such income
Tot0lLncOme:
115
320
291
283
276
282
479
662
694
324
302
Transfer
Income:
including
negative
amounts.
Head
Less than $500 (including
$500-999
$1000-1999
$2000-2999
$3000-4999
$5000-7499
$7500-9999
$10,000-14,9Y9
$15,000 and over
No such income
neg.
amount where possible).
c
85
Variable
303
.-
Description
Total
45
134
369
357
648
Y49
571
423
210
20
304
155
207
202
263
140
16
3
1
2488
248
233
208
270
142
16
3
1
2328
306
Income:
111
83
80
92
50
18
8
1
3066
Income:
negative
amount where
negative
amount where
negative
amount where
negative
amount where
Wife
Wife
possible).
2. $500-999
3. $1000-1999
4. $2000-2999
5. $3000-4999
6. $5000-7499
7. $7500-9999
8. $10,000-14.999
9. $15,000 and over
0. No SUC!I income
Earned
217
Income:
possible)
2. $500-999
3. $1000-1999
4. $2000-2999
5. $3000-4999
6. $5000-7499
7. $7500-9999
8. $lO,OOO-14,999
9. $15,000 and over
0. No such income
Total
277
Head
possible).
2. $500-999
3. $1000-1999
4. $2000-2999
5. $3000-4999
6. $5000-7499
7. $7500-9999
8. $lO,OOO-14,999
9. $15,000 and over
0. No such income
Gross Taxable
251
305
Income:
Others
possible).
2. $500-999
3. $1000-1999
4. $2000-2999
5. $3000-4999
6. $5000-7499
7. $7500-9999
8. $10,000-14,999
9. $15,000 and over
0. No sucll ixomr
Variable
307
Description
86
Mixed
Labor-Capital
10
Capital
14
5
2
3705
309
117
84
85
95
53
19
a
1
3033
310
54
33
31
5
3569
Total
241
161
109
108
101
57
19
Income:
amount
where
negative
amount
where
negative
amount where
negative
amount where
negative
amount
Others
possible).
2. $500-999
3. $1000-1999
4. $2000-2999
5. $3000-4999
6. $5000-7499
7. $7500-9999
a. $io,ooc-14,999
9. $15,000 and over
0. No such income
Payments:
Others
possible).
2. $500-999
3. $1000-1999
4. $2000-2999
5. $3000-4999
0. No such income
Income:
negative
Others
possible).
2. $500-999
5. $3000-4999
0. No such income
Transfer
34
311
Income:
Gross Taxable
231
Others
possible).
2. $500-999
3. $1000-1999
4. $2000-2999
5. $3000-4999
6. $5000-7499
7. $7500-9999
0. No such income
4
4
5
2
2
1
3698
308
Income:
Others
possible)
2. $500-999
3. $lOOO-1999
4. $2000-2999
5. $3000-4999
6. $5000-7499
7. $7500-9999
where
87
Variable
311
Description
(can't)
9
1
2920
312
Gross Taxable
154
140
203
225
446
707
606
644
312
289
313
315
0.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
Proportion
6
22
30
177
705
2758
25
3
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
0.
9.
Proportion
329
248
248
434
92
28
2347
Income:
FU
possible).
2. $500-999
3. $1000-1999
4. $2000-2999
5. $3000-4999
6. $5000-7499
7. $7500-9999
8. $10,000-14,999
9. $15,000 and over
0. No such income
Disposable
116
334
316
304
339
325
540
723
527
202
314
8. $lO,OOO-14,999
9. $15,000 and over
0. No such income
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
0.
Income:
total
income
zero
received
1 - 9 percent
10 - 19 percent
20 - 29 percent
30 - 49 percent
50 - 74 percent
75 percent
and over
NO income received/earned
N.A.
of total
amount where
FU
Under $1000, including
$1000-1999
$2000-2999
$3000-3999
$4000-4999
$5000-5999
$6000-7499
$7500-9999
$lO,OOO-14,999
$15,000 and over
of
negative
income
received
1 - 9 percent
10 - 19 percent
20 - 29 percent
30 - 49 percent
50 - 74 percent
75 percent and over
No income received/earned
and negative
by Head
by head
by Wife
by wife
income
88
Variable
316
Description
Proportion
313
126
102
122
91
30
2942
317
Proportion
272
187
213
385
74
23
2572
319
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
0.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
0.
Disposable
total
income
received
1 - Y percent
10 - 19 percent
20 - 29 percent
30 - 49 percent
50 - 74 percent
75 percent
and over
Proportion
60
64
73
242
661
1635
991
318
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
0.
of
of
1
10
20
30
50
75
No
total
income
earned
by Others
by others
by Head
- 9 percent
- 19 percent
- 29 percent
- 49 percent
- 74 percent
percent
and over
income received/earned
by Head
of
by Wife
total
income
earned
1 - 9 percent
10 - 19 percent
20 - 29 percent
30 - 49 percent
50 - 74 percent
75 percent
and over
income:
by wife
FU
I.
xXxXx)(.
Amount in dollars
000000. Zero income
-XXXXX. Negative
amount up to $-99,999
320
Total
374
373
371
374
371
373
373
372
373
372
Income Deciles:
0.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
Lowest decile
Second decile
Third decile
Fourth decile
Fifth
decile
Sixth decile
Seventh decile
Eighth decile
Ninth decile
Highest decile
FU
r
89
Variable
321
Description
Total
747
745
744
745
373
372
322
"Quintiles":
Lowest
Second
Third
Fourth
Ninth
Highest
0.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
FU
quintile
quintile
quintile
quintile
quintile
decile
Income:
Deciles:
FU
Lowest decile
Second decile
Third decile
Fourth decile
Fifth
decile
Sixth decile
Seventh decile
Eighth decile
Ninth decile
Highest
decile
Disposable
747
744
746
744
745
324
0.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Disposable
373
374
372
372
372
374
372
372
373
372
323
Income
0.
1.
2.
3.
4.
Income:
Lowest
Second
Third
Fourth
Fifth
Quintiles:
FU
quintile
quintile
quintile
quintile
quintile
Monthly Payment on A and R Installment
(incurred
in all years)
(actual
dollar
9999. Y.A., D.K.)
Debt
amount
coded;
325
Remaining Installment
A and R (actual
dollar
Debt incurred
in 1966 on All
amount coded)
326
A and R (actual
dollar
Debt incurred
Not in 1966 on
amount coded)
327
Monthly Payment on All Car Installment
Debt
in all years)
(actual
dollar
amount coded)
328
Cars (actual
dollar
329
Remaining
All Cars
Note:
Debt incurred
amount coded)
(incurred
in 1966 on All
Installment
Debt incurred
Not in 1966 on
(actual
dollar
amount coded)
99999 or 9999 in Var 324-345
debt".
means "Has no such
90
Variable
Description
333
Monthly
years)
payment on All Durables Debt (incurred
in all
(actual
dollar
amount coded; 9999., K.A., D.K.)
331
Remaining
Durables
332
All Durables
(actual
333
Monthly
(actual
334
Installment
Remaining "other"
(actual
dollar
amount coded)
335
Installment
Debt
Remaining "other"
1966 (actual
dollar
amount coded)
336
lbnttily
pepent
on All Medical
and Dental Installment
Debt (incurred
in all years)
(actual
dollar
amount coded;
9999., N.A., D.K.)
337
Remaining
in 1966
338
Remaining Medical
in 1966 (actual
dollar
amount coded)
339
Monthly Payment on All Other Committments
- not debt
like alimony,
church dues, union dues (not compound of
debt payments - new this year) will
be "000" in most
cases.
(actual
dollar
amount coded; 9999.. N.A., D.K.)
340
Total Remaining
Installment
Debt - Trend (medfcal and
dental
debt excluded)
(actual
dollar
amount coded)
Installment
Debt incurred
in 1966 on All
(actual
dollar
amount coded)
Debt incurred
dollar
amount
Not in 1966 on
coded)
Installment
payment on All "other"
dollar
amount coded; 9999., N.A.,
Debt
D.K.)
Debt incurred
in 1966
incurred
Medical
(actual
dollar
amount coded)
Not in
Debt
incurred
incurred
341
Total
dental
342
Remaining Non-Installment
Debt on A & R (all
A & R) (actual
dollar
amount coded)
343
Remaining Xon-Installment
Debt on Cars
cars)
(actual
dollar
amount coded)
344
Debt on Durables
all durables)
(actual
dollar
amount coded)
Not
Debt - Panel (medical
and
debt included)
(actual
dollar
amount coded)
(all
years,
years,
(all
all
all
years,
c
91
Variable
345
Description
Remaining
(actual
346
Debt on Medical
years)
(actual
dollar
amount coded)
347
Assignment
67
76
3583
348
55
3638
349
Installment
of
Installment
Debt incurred
Debt incurred
(all
in 1966
$300
under
incurred
Not in 1966
Ratio of annual installment
debt payments
year's
disposable
income - Trend (excluding
dental)
Actual percent
coded - rounded to nearest
100% or more; negative
Monthly
payments N.A.
None.
years)
and Dental
1. Assignment
(or sum of such assignments)
or over.
3. Assignment
$300.
5. No assignment
made for installment
debt
not in 1966.
0999.
9999.
0000.
350
for
(all
1. Assignment
(or sum of suchassignments)
or over.
3. Assignment
$300.
5. No assignment
made for installment
debt
in 1966.
Assignment
33
-
Non-Installment
Debt on "Other"
dollar
amount coded)
or zero
$300
under
incurred
to previous
medical
and
whole
disposable
percent
income.
debt payments to previous
and dental
year's
disposable
income - Trend (I'iedical
debt excluded)
(Not Comparable To Years Before Project
741)
1935
276
453
424
261
269
32
27
49
0.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
No installment
debt.
Under 5%
5-9%
lo-14%
15-19%
20-392
40-59%
60% and over (includes
ative
income).
9. Has debt, amount N.A.
those
with
zero
or neg-
92
Variable
351
Description
Patio of annual installment
debt payments
year's
disposable
income - Panel (Medical
debt included)
Actual percent
coded - rounded to nearest
0999. 100% or more; negative
9999. Monthly
payments N.A.
0000. None.
352
whole
disposable
percent
income.
debt payments to previous
and dental
year's
disposable
income - Panel (Medical
debt included)
(Not Comparable To Years Before Project
741)
0.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
No installment
debt
Under 5%
5-9x
lo-14%
15-19%
20-39%
40-59%
60% and over (includes
ative
incomes)
9. Has debt, amount N.A.
1892
273
456
422
263
298
36
31
55
353
or zero
to previous
and dental
those
with
zero
or neg-
Debt-debt
payment ratio
(Total remaining
installment
medical
debt/total
monthly
payments) - Trend (excluding
and dental
debt)
Approximate
number of months left
on remaining
installment debt.
00.
01.
02.
No installment
One month
Two months
debt
.
.
97.
98.
99. 99 or more months
999. Amount of monthly
354
payment
N.A.
Debt-debt
payment ratio
(Total remaining
installment
debt/total
monthly payments) Panel (including
medical
and dental
debt).
Approximate
number of months left
on remaining
installment debt.
00. No installment
01. One month
02. Two months
97.
debt
93
Variable
354
Description
(can't)
98.
99. 99 or more months
999. Amount of monthly
355
Bracket on remaining
installment
on additions
and repairs
(field
26
22
46
29
25
5
4
2
3567
356
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
0.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
0.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
0.
debt incurred
in Var. 325)
in 1966
installment
debt on additions
not in 1966 (field
in Var. 326)
$1-99
$100-199
$200-499
$500-999
$1000-1999
$2000-2999
Has no such debt
installment
on all cars (field
in Var. 328)
14
25
50
94
184
121
48
3
3187
N.A.
$1-99
$100-199
$200-499
$500-999
$1000-1999
$2000-2999
$3000-4999
$5000 and over
Has no such debt
and repairs
incurred
13
18
25
16
10
7
3637
357
payment
$1-99
$100-199
$200-499
$500-999
$1000-1999
$2000-2999
$3000-4999
$5000 and over
Has no such debt
debt
incurred
in 1966
94
Variable
358
Description
installment
debt
196d on all cars (field
in Var. 3.29)
incurred
not
debt
incurred
in 1966
debt
332)
incurred
not
installment
debt
incurred
"other"
Installment
not in 1966 (field
in Var. 335)
debt
incurred
27
39
118
168
157
35
8
3174
359
$1-99
$100-199
$200-499
$500-999
$1000-1999
$2000-2999
Has no such debt
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
0.
102
74
97
42
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
0.
1.
2.
3.
4.
in
$1-99
$100-199
$200-499
$500-999
$1000-1999
Has no such debt
"other"
in 1966 (field
in Var. 334)
133
11.7.
179
92
45
15
12
4
3134
362
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
0.
installment
1966 on durables
(field
in Var.
70
46
62
11
6
3531
361
$1-99
$100-199
$200-499
$500-999
$1000-1999
$2000-2999
$3000-4999
Has no such debt.
installment
on durables
(field
in Var. 331)
162
171
212
81
23
4
3073
360
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
0.
in
$1-99
$100-199
$200-499
$500-999
$1000-1999
$2000-2999
$3000-4999
$5000 and over
Has no such debt
$1-99
$100-199
$200-499
$soo-999
30
7
6
6
5.
6.
7.
8.
$1000-1999
3362
$2000-2999
$3ooo-4ggg
$5000 and over
0.
Has no such ;
*
95
Variable
363
Description
medical
in 1966 (field
in Var. 337)
57
40
37
11
2
1
8
3577
364
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
0.
$1-99
$100-199
$200-499
$500-999
$1000-1999
Has no such debt
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
0.
9.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
0.
9.
non-installment
in all years)
debt on additions
(field
in Var. 342)
$1-99
$100-199
$200-499
$500-999
$1000-1999
Has no such debt
Undefined
code
in all years)
(field
5
11
14
15
7
8
3663
3
367
incurred
$1-99
$100-199
$200-499
$500-999
$1000-1999
$2000-2999
$5000 and over
Has no such debt
and repairs
(incurred
1
3
4
2
2
3713
1
366
debt
medical and dental
installment
debt incurred
not in 1966 (field
in Var. 338)
38
21
17
6
3
3641
365
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
8.
0.
and dental
non-installment
in Var. 343)
debt
on cars
(incurred
$1-99
$100-199
$200-499
$500-999
$1000-1999
$2000-2999
Has no such debt
Undefined
code
non-installment
debt on durables
(incurred
in all years)
(field
in Var. 344)
11
7
9
2
3695
2
1.
2.
3.
4.
0.
9.
$1-99
$100-199
$200-499
$500-999
Has no such debt
Undefined
code
96
Variable
368
Description
non-installment
debt (incurred
in all years)
(field
38
23
66
45
36
13
11
11
3466
17
369
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
0.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
0.
non-installment
in all years)
debt
(field
remaining
(excluding
installment
debt incurred
medical and dental
debt)
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
0.
-
$1-99
$100-199
$200-499
$500-999
$1000-1999
$2000-2999
$3000-4999
$5000 and over
Has no such debt
Bracket on total
remaining
installment
1966 - Panel (medical
and dental
debt
188
174
301
258
266
141
85
22
2291
on medical
in Var. 346)
$1-99
$100-199
$200-499
$500-999
$1000-1999
$2000-2999
Has no such debt
Bracket on total
in 1966 - Trend
181
165
300
242
262
141
84
20
2331
371
$1-99
$100-199
$200-499
$500-999
$1000-1999
$2000-2999
$3000-4999
$5000 and over
Has no such debt
Undefined
code
and dental
(incurred
40
27
38
19
3
3
3596
370
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
0.
9.
debt on other
in Var. 345)
$1-99
$100-194
$200-499
$500-9YY
$looo-l99r
$2000-2999
$3000-4999
$5000 and over
Has no sucn debt
debt incurred
included)
in
97
Variable
372
3escription
Bracket on total
remaining
installment
debt incurred
and dental
debt excluded)
not in 1966 - Trend (Medical
136
lid
223
220
198
51
26
6
2746
373
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
0.
$1-99
$100-199
$200-499
$500-999
$1000-1999
$2000-2999
$3000-4999
$5000 and over
Has no such debt
installment
years on additions
and repairs
35
34
65
46
36
12
4
2
3492
375
$1~Y9
$100-199
$200-499
$500-999
$lOc)O-1999
$2000-2999
$3000-4999
$5000 and over
Has no such debt
Bracket on total
remaining
installment
debt incurred
debt included)
not in 1966 - Panel (medical and dental
149
130
227
229
200
52
27
6
2706
374
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
0.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
0.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
0.
incurred
in Var.
in all
575)
debt
incurred
in all
$l-Y9
$100-199
$200-499
$500-999
$1000-1999
$2000-2999
$3000-4999
$5000 and over
Has no such debt
installment
on all cars (field
in Var. 576)
37
55
157
235
319
160
66
4
2693
debt
(field
$1-99
$100-199
$200-499
$500-999
$1000-1999
$2000-2999
$3000-4Y99
$5000 and over
Has no such debt
years
98
Variable
371,
Description
installment
years on durables
(field
in Var.
204
187
265
95
34
4
2937
377
Bracket
incurred
66
54
56
18
5
2
1
3524
37Y
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
8.
0.
Bracket
incurred
36
37
69
48
36
12
5
2
3480
1
380
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
0.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
0.
9.
incurred
in all
installment
578)
debt
incurred
$1-99
$100-199
$200-499
$500-999
$1000-1999
$2000-2999
Has no such debt
in all years (field
135
119
217
141
73
23
21
11
2986
378
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
0.
debt
577)
"other"
in Var.
$1-99
$108-199
$200-499
$500-999
$1000-1999
$2000-2999
$3000-4999
$5000 and over
Has no such debt
on remaining
medical
in all years (field
and dental
installment
in Var. 579)
$1-99
$100-199
$200-499
$500-999
$1000-1999
$2000-2999
$5000 and over
Has no such debt
on remaining
total
debt on additions
in all years (field
in Var. 580)
and repairs
$1-99
$100-199
$200-499
$500-999
$1000-1999
$2000-2999
$3000-4999
$5000 and over
Has no such debt
Undefined
code
total
debt
all years (field
in Var. 581)
39
61
debt
1. $1-99
2. $100-199
166
244
3.
4.
on all
$200-499
$500-999
cars
incurred
in
326
$1000-1999
5.
99
Variable
380
Description
(can't)
166
66
5
2650
3
381
6.
7.
8.
0.
9.
$2000-2999
$3000-4999
$5000 and over
Has no such debt
Undefined
code
years (field
in
all
214
193
271
99
34
4
2909
2
382
Bracket
incurred
100
76
Y5
37
8
5
1
3404
384
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
0.
9.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
8.
0.
on durables
incurred
in
$1-99
$100-199
$200-499
$500-999
$1000-1999
$2000-2999
Has no such debt
Undefined
code
years (field
in Var.
136
124
247
184
108
35
32
24
2819
17
383
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
0.
9.
total
debt
Var. 582)
total
583)
"other"
debt
incurred
in all
$1-99
$100-199
$200-499
$500-999
$1000-1999
$2000-2999
$3000-4999
$5000 and over
Has no such debt
Undefined
code
on remaining
total
medical and dental
in all years (field
in Var. 584)
debt
$1-99
$100-199
$200-499
$500-999
$1000-1999
$2000-2999
$5000 and over
Has no such debt
Bracket on total
remaining
installment
debt incurred
in all years - Trend (excluding
medical and dental
debt)
167
164
297
3jO
427
213
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
$1-99
$100-199
$200-499
$500-999
$1000-1999
$2000-29Y9
100
Variable
384
Description
(can't)
130
38
1940
385
Bracket on total
remaining
installment
debt incurred
medical and dental
in all years - Panel (including
debt)
(field
in Var. 341)
167
184
298
360
429
216
136
40
1896
386
$1-99
$100-199
$200-499
$500-999
$1000-1999
$2000-2999
$3000-4999
$5000 and over
Has no such debt
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
0.
9.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
0.
9.
debt incurred
debt excluded)
in all
(field
years in Var.
debt incurred
debt included)
in all
(field
years in Var.
$1-99
$100-199
$200-499
$500-999
$lOOO-1999
$2000-2999
$3000-4999
$5000 and over
Has no such debt
Undefined
code
Bracket on total
remaining
Panel (medical
and dental
586)
163
175
324
386
456
234
159
58
1749
22
388
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
0.
Bracket on total
remaining
Trend (medical
and dental
585)
166
159
307
368
455
228
150
55
1816
22
387
7. $3000-4999
8. $5000 and over
0. Has no such debt
$1-99
$lOO-19Y
$200-499
$500-999
$1000-1999
$2000-2999
$3000-4999
$5000 and over
Has no such debt
Undefined
code
Bracket - debt-debt
payment
(see Var. 353 for description,
ratio
- Trend
frequencies,
and codes).
Variable
389
39u
101
Description
payment
Bracket - debt-debt
(see Var. 354 for description,
Q.E7
Do you make (any other)
regular
payments,
loan or finance
company, that we have not
about?
267
3434
25
391
Q.E8
1814
1208
15
Q.E9
other
deductions
. . . . . . Purchase
393
394
1. Yes
5. No
0. Inap.
from your
pay such as....
of stocks?
(coded
1, 5,
or retirement
(coded
or 9 in Var.
391)
benefits?
1, 5,
or 9 in Var.
391)
1. Yes
5. No
0. Inap.
(coded
1, 5,
or 9 in Var.
391)
1, 5,
or 9 in Var.
391)
. . . . . . . Insurance?
1394
421
1911
-
who deducts
(or her)
pay...?
. . . . . . Savings?
511
1304
1911
395
1. Yes
5. No
0. Inap.
. . . . . ..Pensions
905
YlO
1911
say, to a
yet talked
Social Security
and/or Taxes only deducted
l.Yes("No Deductions"
checked in E9).
("Taxes"
includes
state,
city taxes,
i.e.,
all taxes
are included
here.)
(Coded 0 in Var. 392-397)
Security
and/or Taxes deducted
2. Yes - Social
plus other deductions,
too.
Pay
taxes
directly/not
currently
employed.
5. No (Coded 0 in Var. 392-397)
9. NA; (Coded 0 in Var. 392-397)
Are there
141
1674
1911
and codes).
1. Yes
5. No
9. NA
Do you (or your wife) work for an employer
income taxes and social
security
from your
from your
pay? Are there other deductions
689
392
ratio
- Panel
frequencies,
1. Yes
5. No
0. Inap.
(coded
Variable
102
Description
. . . Repayment
396
107
1708
1911
. ..Anything
397
53
276
28
1452
6
1911
398
Q.ElO
163
11
Q.Ell
118
4
3563
Q.Ell
24
6
4
6
14
8
3563
Q.El2
or 9 in Var.
391)
else?
1. Yes
5. 114 coded 0 in Var.
9. rS coded 0 lo Var.
6
payments
for?
arrangements
to pay for debt(s)
of any kind (it- .(s
.l
in Qs W-5 is the same as Item(s)
mentioned
in j
or BlO-B13 (housing),
or B25-26 (A 6 R), or C12-Cl5 or Cz-C
or D6-D8 (durables).
(cars),
5. Does not mention arrangements
to pay for debts
(no item entered
In Q.E2-5 is the same as one
mentioned
in Q.Ell).
9.NA
or 9 in Var. 398)
0. Inap.
(coded 5,
of payments
in LlO)
1. For living
expenses (utilities,
taxes,
current
medical
bills,
credit
card payments)
3. For investment
or uving
purposes
(bond-a-month,
accumulating
a fund for some purpose,
pay off
house)
expenses
4. Tuition
or other educational
5. More than one of above
6. Insurance
car, durables,
etc.
7. Other,
includes
9.NA
or 9 in Var. 398)
0. Inap.
(coded 5,
Whether
2147
1573
the
Dc
399-400.
399-400.
l.khntions
atmad
(Purpose
25
401
1, 5,
1. Yes, something other than union dues and/or
charity.
2. Yes, union dues, charity,
or both.
3. Yes, something
other than union dues (includes
uniforms,
etc.)
5. No
9.NA
or 9 in Var. 391)
0. Inap. (coded 1, 5,
What are
41
400
(coded
Sometimes people make arrangements
to have payments made for them
or perhaps by someone else.
relatives,
by their
bank, or by their
you
(TU) have any kind of arrangement
like
that?
3552
399
1. Yes
5. No
0. Inap.
of debts?
Has Monthly
Payments
monthly payments.
1. R has mentioned
5. R does not have any monthly payments.
Var. 402-406)
9. NA (coded 0 in Var. 402-406)
(coded
0 in
103
Variable
402
403
Description
Q.El3
Q.El4
Suppose you'd like to make some more large purchases;
would it be easy or a hardship
for you to take care of
larger
payments than you make now?
347
173
54
1.
2.
3.
180
4.
1275
2
118
1577
5.
8.
9.
0.
Were any of the regular
payments we talked
for business
purposes or investments?
230
1906
12
1578
404
Q.El6
Q.El7
1.
5.
9.
0.
Yes
No
NA
Inap.
(coded
5,
or 9 in Var.
about
SO
far
401)
In making payments on your debts in 1966, did you make
the payments in the way they were scheduled,
did you get
behind,
or did you make payments that were larger
or more
frequent
than scheduled?
1535
300
72
214
8
19
1578
405
Yes, would be easy
Yes, easy with qualifications;
not bad
depends; good depending on what was
Pro-con;
purchased or the financing
costs;
if "I got a
good buy."
No, would be difficult
with qualifications,
or
a hardship
with qualifications.
No, would be difficult;
very difficult.
DK
NA
or 9 in Var. 401)
Inap.
(coded 5,
1.
2.
3.
4.
8.
9.
0.
As scheduled;
(coded 0 in Var. 405-406)
Faster than scheduled
or larger
Both "faster
and larger"
and "got behind"
Cot behind
DK; (coded 0 in Var. 405-406)
NA; (coded 0 in Var. 405-406)
or 9 in Var. 401) (coded
Inap.
(coded 5,
0 in Var. 405-406)
mat were the main reasons why...?
First
response.
Reason must be consistent
with Var. 404 above.
If 3
coded in Var. 404, reason faster
and larger
first
was
coded, then reason got behind.
.
57
107
36
1. Had more (less)
money due to better
(worse)
job (NA how better,
worse or better,
worse in
terms of money); pay raise
(decrease)
2. Worked more hours (less);
business
was better
(worse)
(businessmen
and farmers only).
3. Change in financial
situation
other than job,
more
(less)
interest,
dividends,
rent,
more
(less)
people working
in FIJ.
Variable
104
Description
(can't)
175
4.
7
5.
93
6.
74
1
36
3140
7.
8.
9.
0.
Vague references
to "needed money," "big
" "had extra money."
expenses, " "emergencies,
Change in family
situation,
number of people
to support.
References
to attitudes
toward debt, "don't
like to be in debt,"
don't care if I fall
behind
a little".
Other.
DK.
HA.
coded 5,
Inap.,
or 9 in Var. 601; coded 1,
8, 9, or 0 in Var. 606; no second mention).
406
Q.El7
What were the main reasons why...?
Multiple
See Var. 605 for codes and definitions.
407
Q.El8
Suppose you'd like to make some large purchases;
would
be likely
to finance
them on the installment
plan?
408
Q.El9
320
109
1.
2.
64
3.
87
963
10
27
2146
6.
5.
8.
9.
0.
Q.E20
24
6
it
8
8
1.
2.
3.
4.
6
5.
16
6.
112
189
7.
8.
10
3347
9.
0.
Payments;
to
Yes, one debt mentioned.
Yes, two or more debts mentioned
No; (coded 0 in Var. 409-611)
1.
2.
5.
9.
What is
you
Yes; very likely
Yes with qualifications;
if I got a good buy,
probably.
Pro-con;
depends; yes or no depending
on what was
purchased
or the financing
costs;
might, maybe.
No with qualifications,
probably
not.
No; no under any circumstances;
definitely
not
DK
NA
Inap.
(coded 1 in Var. 401)
Do YOU owe money on which you don't make (regular)
like a loan on a life
insurance
policy,
or a debt
some person or bank?
326
53
3345
2
409
raaponee.
for?
(First
three
mentions
coded)
House
A&R
Car
Regular appliances:
stove, washer, dryer,
refrigerator;
furniture.
TV, radio,
Hi-Fi,
dish"Luxury"
appliances:
washer, air conditioner,...
Other physical
goods:
hobby items (cameras,
sporting
goods, lawnmowers, boats,
trailers)
Medical,
dental,
hospital
expenses
Other; loan to pay for several
items (consolidation)
DK, NA, purpose NA
or 9 in Var. 408; no second,
Inap.
(coded 5,
third
mention)
c
105
Variable
410
Description
Q.E21
Row much do you still
XxXx.
9999.
0000.
411
Q.E22
412
413
Q.E24
Q.E25
Code dollar
sum of all
in Tens of Dollars.
99,990 or more
$0-6, DK, NA, or Inap.
in Var. 608)
Do you pay interest
144
141
93
3348
1.
5.
9.
0.
owe?
on it
items
(coded
in Q. E21
5,
or 9
too?
Yes, pays interest
on one or more such loans.
No; does not pay interest
on one or more loans.
NA
or 9 in Var. 608)
Inap.
(coded 5,
In 1966 did you finish
making payments on a loan or
All furniture
coded as one item
something you had bought?
in Var. 412-417;
if R mentioned
2 cars, for example,
3 was coded twice in Var. 416-41Jand 2 was coded in Var. 412.
785
1.
158
2.
38
14
2725
6
3.
6.
5.
9.
Yes, on one item.
(coded 0 in Var. 615-417,
620-622)
Yes, on two items.
(coded 0 in Var. 416-417,
621-422)
Yes, on three items.
(coded 0 in Var. 417, 422)
Yes, on four or more items.
No; (coded 0 in Var. 613-422)
What was that?
(6 mentions);
multiple
gee Var. 616-617 for frequencies.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
0.
response.
House
A&R
Car
Regular appliances:
stove, washer, dryer,
refrigerator;
furniture.
TV, radio,
Hi-Fi,
dishwasher.
appliances:
"Luxury"
air conditioner,...
Other physical
goods:
hobby Items (cameras,
sporting
goods, lawnmowers,
boats,
trailers)
Medical,
dental,
hospital
expenses
loan to pay for several
items (con"Other";
services
such as vacation
or
solidation);
travel
expenses.
DK, NA, purpose not ascertainable
or 9 in Var. 412); no second,
Inap.
(coded 5,
third,
fourth
mentions.
106
Variable
414
Description
Q.E25
What was that?
code definitions).
49
55
219
415
Q.E25
Q.E25
417
Q.E25
Q.E26
2.
3.
4.
419
Q.E26
Yes
No
DK
NA
Inap.
third
Did you start
First
mention;
1.
5.
8.
9.
0.
mention;
Yes
No
DK
NA
Inap.
to Var.
to Var.
0.
413 for
8.
9.
0.
(refer
to Var.
613 for
7.
8.
0.
(coded
fourth
(coded
0.
413 for
3515
7.
8.
9.
making payments on (item)
multiple
response.
making
413 for
2731
7.
8.
9.
(refer
11
1
3673
5.
6.
7.
2
6
3?12
Did you start
(4 mentions);
309
665
1
10
2741
mention;
Fourth
to Var.
(refer
10
40
2
4.
5.
6.
7
6
2
4.
5.
6.
1.
5.
8.
9.
0.
Second mention;
Third
(refer
31
200
3
6.
5.
6.
56
29
30
What was that?
code definitions).
4
1
1
418
1.
2.
3.
What was that?
code definitions).
3
8
15
mention;
175
139
124
What was that?
code definitions).
2
12
30
416
1.
2.
3.
First
in 1966?
412);
5,
or 9 in Var.
mentions.
payments
on (item)
5 or 9 in Var.
in
412)
1966?
no second,
r
107
Variable
420
Description
Q.E26
--
Did you start
making
Second response;
72
125
7
3522
421
Q.E26
Q.E26
Q.Hl
(coded
1.
5.
9.
0.
Yes
No
NA
InaP.
(coded
Did you start
making
Fourth response;
1
5
7
3714
423
Yes
No
NA
Inap.
Did you start
making
Third response;
13
35
.2
3676
422
1.
5.
9.
0.
payments
1. Yes
s.No
0. Inap.
Do you (Head)
to buy things
(coded
on (item)
5 or 9 in Var.
payments
412),
on (item)
5 or 9 in Var.
payments
in 19662
in 19667
412),
on (item)
5 or 9 in Var.
no second mention
in
412),
no third
mention
19667
no fourth
mention
think
it is a good idea or a bad idea
on the installment
plan?
--
424
Q.H2
1260
514
383
1.
2.
3.
251
1248
35
35
4.
5.
8.
9.
Why do you think
response.
1419
701
1416
120
70
425
Q.H2
Good idea
Good with qualifications,
not bad
Pro-con;
depends; good for me, not good for
for others
others;
bad for me, all right
Bad with qualifications,
not good
Bad idea
No OPibm,
don't know; coded 0 in Var. 424-427.
1u; coded 0 in Var. 424-427.
1.
2.
3.
9.
0.
38
11.
996
12.
115
35
13.
14.
(2 responses)
First
digit
of first
Favorable
factors
Depends or qualifications
Unfavorable
factors
Don't know, not ascertained
Inapplicable
Why do you think
Favorable
so?
so.
First
response.
factors:
Helps you save, can keep your savings
in the
bank.
Only way you can buy things,
can have things
wouldn't
otherwise
have
Helps establish
credit
You get better
service,
they'll
make good if
you still
owe on it
108
Variable
425
Description
(con' t)
49
15.
67
16.
110
9
17.
18.
Makes you budget your money, helps you meet
your responsibility
and obligations
Can use article
(merchandise)
while paying,
before paid up
Keeps business
good, stimulates
sales
Other
Depends or qualifications:
170
21.
44
108
22.
23.
160
24.
71
10
25.
26.
10
127
27.
28.
1
29.
Unfavorable
426
Q.li2
188
31.
603
468
32.
33.
91
34.
40
35.
19
7
36.
37.
7
113
70
98.
99.
00.
Q.H2
factors:
Don't believe
in having debts;
it is "wrong"
or immoral;
Bible says debt is bad
Costs are too high, you pay (too much) interest
Likely
to buy too much and have trouble,
"overbuy, n "get into it over your head"
Jobs and wages or future
too uncertain;
might get
sick
Takes too long to pay off debt, article
is
outdated
or worn out before debt Is paid off
Other
Bad for economy, bad for business,
bad for
causes inflation
country,
DK
NA
Inap.
(coded 8 or 9 in Var. 423; no second
mention)
Why do you think
response.
337
232
372
8
2777
427
Whether you have enough money to pay cash; you
need to; yau couldn't
get It any other vay.
How secure your job Is, whether income is steady
Whether you can handle the carrying
charges,
payments; whether you can plan or budget carefully
If you don't buy too much, buy one thing at
a time; if you don't go into debt too far;
used in moderation;
outlay
is relatively
small compared to income
Good for young people starting
out
All right
if store carries
it but not finance
company; if you borrow from bank or credit
union
Whether rate of interest
is too high
All right
for necessities,
not for luxuries;
if you need it;
in case of emergency
Other
1.
2.
3.
9.
0.
so?
(2 responses)
First
digit
of second
Favorable
factors
Depends or qualifications
Unfavorable
factors
Don't know, not ascertained
Inapplicable
Why do you think
so? (2 responses)
Combined First
Second response - frequencies
and code definitions
same as for Var. 425.
and
the
109
Variable
428
Description
Q.H3
People have many different
reasons for borrowing
money
which they pay back over a period of time...Would
you
say it is all right
for someone like yourself
to borrow
money...?
. . . to cover
2997
694
9
26
429
. . . to
343
3367
2
14
430
. . . to
141
3568
1
16
431
. . . to
1494
2161
29
42
-.
432
. . . to
2869
796
20
41
433
. . . to
2431
1253
7
35
434
. . . to
1943
1747
8
28
1.
5.
8.
9.
expenses
Yes
No
DK
NA
cover
1.
5.
8.
9.
the expenses
the purchase
living
expenses
when income
educational
expenses?
the purchase
of a car?
the purchase
of furniture?
Yes
No
DK
NA
finance
1.
2.
8.
9.
coat
Yes
No
DK
NA
finance
1.
5.
8.
9.
of a fur
Yes
No
DK
NA
finance
1.
5.
8.
9.
trip?
or jewelry?
Yes
NO
DK
NA
cover
1.
5.
8.
9.
of a vacation
Yes
No
DK
NA
finance
1.
5.
8.
9.
due to illness?
Yes
No
DK
NA
is
cut?
110
Variable
Description
. ..to
435
1609
2048
23
46
436
437
Q.H4
Q.H4
Q.H4
1.
5.
8.
9.
which
have piled
up?
Yes
No
DK
NA
Speaking of buying a car on time, Mr. X has just done so
although
he has enough money in the bank to pay cash.
Why do you think he bought the car on time?
First
response.
1270
1.
197
2.
349
3.
8
4.
269
5.
288
621
6.
7.
37
482
205
8.
9.
0.
Wanted to keep his bank account for emergencies,
for a rainy day, for reserves;
hated to part with
his money; to avoid drawing money out of the
bank.
He fears not to be able to replace
his savings;
hard to replace money once it has been taken out
of the bank.
Wanted cash for something
else (other
than car
and emergencies).
Believes
in paying for large purchases
while
he uses them.
To get better
service
on his car; to get a better
to get (better)
insurance.
price on car purchases;
To establish
credit.
To get interest
on his money; to deduct the interest
from his income tax; to invest
his money and
make more money than he will
have to pay out
in interest.
Other explanation
given.
NA, DK.
Only derogatory
statements
(will
be coded in Var. 439445) made; no reason for action
given (beyond
statement
that he made an error+
or bad judgement); no second mention.
although
Second response.
See Var. 436 for definitions.
236
59
58
438
pay bills
1.
2.
3.
3
37
77
4.
5.
6.
159
7
8
7.
8.
9.
3082
0.
although
Multiple
rerponae.
See Var. 436 for codes and definitions.
111
Variable
439
Description
What kind of man is he? (three responses
First
digit
of first
response coded.
Q.H4
Favorable
characteristics;
Inap; NA (see Var.
440, codes 01-09).
characteristics
(see Var. 440, codes 10,
2
1. Favorable
12).
characteristics;
NA (see Var. 440,
690
2. Unfavorable
codes 21-29).
characteristics;
(see Var. 440,
36
3. Unfavorable
codes 30-31).
or unfavorable.
306
4. Other, NA whether favorable
614
9. NA., whether favorable
or unfavorable,
DK vhat kind
W he IS, undeflnod codes.
(three responses
coded)
What kind of man is he?
First
response.
2078
440
Q.E4
.
0.
Favorable
characteristics:
783
208
01.
02.
528
03.
33
384
04.
05.
06.
07.
08.
09.
10.
12.
23
55
30
2
Unfavorable
451
15
21.
22.
106
23.
21
31
2
23
24.
25.
26.
27.
23
18
16
20
28.
29.
30.
31.
Other,
-
coded)
Intelligent,
smart, a thinking
man.
Plans ahead, looks out for the future,
prepared for unexpected
events.
sensible,
shrewd, reliable,
pracGood businessman,
tical,
good judgement.
Informed,
knows what he is doing.
conservative,
lives
within
his means.
Cautious,
Patient,
can wait if he has to.
Experienced
in handling
money.
Other favorable;
hard-working,
honest,
fine.
NA.
Confident.
Undefined
code.
characterisitcs:
Stupid,
unwise,
foolish,
crazy.
Doesn't
plan ahead, spur of the moment, not
prepared
for unexpected
events.
Bad businessman,
not sensible,
not reliable,
not
practical,
irrational,
does not have good judgement.
Uninformed,
doesn't
know what he's doing.
Extravagant,
does not live within
his means.
Impatient,
can't wait.
Inexperienced
in handling
money, not good with
money.
Other unfavorable,
includes
dishonest.
NA.
Insecure,
indecisive.
Tight,
miser,
cheap, stingy.
NA whether
246
41.
6
17
13
42.
43.
44.
favorable
or unfavorable:
Average,
ordinary;
a little
above average
wage earner;
family man, working man.
Exceptional,
different,
unusual.
Like me.
Unlike me.
of
112
Variable
440
441
Description
(can't)
Q.H4
24
34
612
45.
00.
99.
2
97.
90.
What kind
3144
442
Q.H4
Q.H4
00.
What kind
3673
443
Other (includes
gambler).
Inap.;
no second, third
mention.
NA whether favorable
or unfavorable;
kind of man he is.
Undefined
code.
Undefined
code.
00.
of man is he?
Inap.;
of man is
Inap.;
DK what
Second response
no second mention
he?
Third
no third
response
mention
digit
of Second response.
What kind of man is he? First
(Refer to Var. 439 for code definitions).
3545
0.
Favorable
characteristics;
Inap.;
NA
444
Q.H4
What kind of man is he? Multiple
response.
(Frequencies
listed
for First
response only - see Var. 440).
445
Q.H4
What kind of man is he? First
digit
of third
(Refer to Var. 439 for code definitions).
3703
0.
Favorable
characteristics;
Inap.;
response.
NA
113
Variable
446
Description
Q.H6
Since you (Head) were 18, how much of the time have
you been making installment
payments on something or
all the time, most of the time, only for a perother;
ever?
iod of time, or hardly
234
860
1218
985
408
21
447
448
Q.H7
Q.HB
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
9.
All the time, or almost all
Most of the time.
Only for a period of time.
Hardly ever.
Never.
DK, NA.
the time.
Suppose you needed a thousand dollars
for a car which
about how
you-would
repay in twelve monthly payments,
charges would
much do you think the interest
or carrying
mentioned more than one source and
be? If respondent
the lowest
mentioned
different
rates for the sources,
from the car dealer
Thus "10 percent
rate was coded.
and 7 per cent from the bank" was coded "3. 6.6-9.5%"
47
1070
536
495
1.
2.
3.
4.
174
5.
210
6.
253
7.
886
53
2
8.
9.
0.
(code 0 in Var.448).
Under 4% or $39 or less per year;
4 - 6.5% or $40-65 per year;
(code 0 in Var. 448).
(code 0 in Var. 448)
6.6 - 9.5% or $66 - 95 per year;
9.6 - 12.5% or $96 - 125 per year;
(code 0 in
Var. 448).
12.7 - 15.5% or $127 - 155 per year;
(code 0 in
Var. 448).
15.6 - 20.5% or $156 - 205 per year;
(code 0 in
Var. 448).
20.6% or over or $206 or over per year;
(code 0
in Var. 448).
DK.
NA.
Undefined
code.
Can you give me a rough estimate
of what you think
the
charges might be? (If both dollar
figure
and percent
given,
percent
coded).
16
1. Under 4% or $39 or less per year.
124
2. 4 - 6.5% or $40 - 65 per year.
72
3. 6.6 - 9.5% or $66 - 95 per year.
102
4.
9.6 - 12.5% or $96 - 125 per year.
17
5. 12.6 - 15.5% or $126 - I55 per year.
47
6.
15.6 - 20.5% or $156 - 205 per year.
52
7. 20.6% or over or $206 or over per year.
458
8. DK; (coded 0 in Var. 449).
51
9. NA; (coded 0 in Var. 449).
(coded l-7 in Var. 447).
2787
0. Inap.
Variable
449
450
114
Description
Q.H7
Q.H9
1602
1.
91
1368
2.
3.
113
9
4.
5.
2
6.
14
7.
509
0.
Q.HlO
Q.Hll
Percent given exactly
or range less than
3% (e.g. S-6%).
Percent given range 3-10X (e.g. 5-10X).
Dollar
amount given or dollar
range $10 or less
(e.g. $40-50).
Dollar
range given $11-100.
Vague statement
high:
"a lot,"
"too much";
R gives percentage
range greater
than 10% or dollar
range greater
than $100 and indicates
this is
high.
"not too much," "it's
Vague statement
low:
range>
pretty
cheap"; R gives percentage
10% or dollar
range > $100 and indicates
this
is low.
R gives percentage
range greater
than 10% or
dollar
range greater
than $100, NA whether R thinks
it high or low; R gives some fraction
of the total
amount borrowed that is interest
rate,
NA whether
R thinks
it high or low.
Inap.
(coded 8 or 9 in Var. 448).
1.
5.
8.
9.
Difference
.
No difference;
(coded 0 in Var.
DK; (coded 0 in Var. 451).
NA; (coded 0 in Var. 451).
Where would
2557
53
326
19
56
35
22
91
23
544
452
on $1000
Do you think
there is a difference
in the interest
or
carrying
charges depending
on where you borrow the money?
3182
150
387
7
451
rate
Interest
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
0.
they
be the
.
451).
lowest?
Banks or savings
and loan associations.
Loan or finance
companies.
Credit
unions.
From the dealer.
From friends,
relatives,
or other individuals.
Other (includes
government
loans).
Insurance.
DK
NA
Inap.
(coded 5, 8. or 9 in Var. 450).
Do you happen to know whether there have been any recent
changes in the interest
rate charged on installment
buyWhat kind of change?
ing?
51
1061
1.
2.
155
84
3.
4.
5
52
2303
15
2:
8.
9.
Knows, large sizable
increases,
vent up a lot.
Knows, small increases;
went up or went up a little;
or went up, NA how much.
Knows, no changes, stayed the same.
Knows, went down, decreases;
or went down, NA
how much.
Knows, large sizable
decreases,
went down a lot.
Knows changes, but KA, DK whether increases
or decreases.
DK if there was any change.
NA if there was any change.
-
115
Variable
453
Description
Q.Hl3
Do you and your
1237
2474
4
11
454
Q.Hl4
Q.Hl5
Q.Hl6
Q.Hl7
0 in Var.
0 in Var.
0 in Var.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7 or more.
DK
NA
Inap.
(coded
none.
1.
5.
9.
family
Yes
No; (coded
NA; (coded
credit
cards?
454).
454).
454).
(R and FU) use?
5, 8, or 9 in Var.
have any other
0 in Var.
0 in Var.
453);
charge
F'U uses
accounts
or
456).
456).
How many of them do you (R AND ??U) use?
559
456
271
140
97
68
85
17
20
2013
457
1.
2.
3.
4
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
0.
Do you and your
credit
cards?
1830
1892
4
456
Yes
No; (coded
DK; (coded
NA; (coded
have any gasoline
How many of them do you
529
310
161
51
32
15
12
5
2
2609
455
1.
5.
8.
9.
family
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
0.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7 or more.
DK
NA
Inap.
(coded
5,
or 9 in Var.
Do you (R and FLI) have any revolving
that is, accounts with stores where
thing over several
months?
1141
2567
5
13
1.
5.
8.
9.
Yes
No
DK
NA
455).
credit
accounts
you can pay for
-some-
c
116
Variable
458
Description
Q.Hl8
Do you happen to know anyone who has had anything
possessed because he got behind in the payments?
810
2911
5
459
Q.Hl9
Q.H20
462
Q.H21
Q.Fl
1.
5.
9.
1.
5.
8.
9.
earnings
attached
who has gone through
bankruptcy?
Yes
No
DK
NA
How do you think people get into such situations
repossessions,
garnishment
or bankruptcy?
310
1.
2765
2.
306
3.
139
4.
9
7.
119
78
8.
9.
Are you
511
83
228
70
16
2711
106
1
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
or
Yes
No
NA
Do you know anyone
1129
2583
1
13
461
Yes
No
NA
Do you know anyone who has had his
garnisheed
to pay off a debt?
821
2893
12
460
1.
5.
9.
re-
like
Emergencies,
accidents,
things
beyond their
control
(no mention of lack of planning
or
moral fault).
Lack of planning
or foresight,
try
to buy more
than they can afford
(explanation,
not judgement,
but their
fault).
Irresponsible
dishonest,
unreliable
(moral judgement),
(judgement
of the person more than explanation of his actions).
Irresponsible
sellers
or lenders,
tricked
by finance
companies or the system, they lent him too much.
Other;
includes
co-signed
for someone who didn't
pay debt,
DK,
NA.
(Head) working
now, unemployed
or laid
off
or what?
Retired;
(coded 0 in Var. 463-476).
Permanently
disabled;
(coded 0 in Var. 463-476).
Housewife;
(coded 0 in Var. 463-476).
Student;
(coded 0 in Var. 463-476).
Handles own investments
only.
Working now.
Unemployed,
sick,
or laid off.
Retired
and working now; retired
and unemployed,
sick or laid off.
-
117
Variable
Description
3 Digit
ID No.
(See Memo A for
463
First
Var.
464
975
211
26
779
263
237
413
465
-
Q.F4
complete
code)
digit
of 2 digit
S.C.F.
465 for code definitions).
0.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
100
331
391
Industry
code;
(refer
to
7.
8.
9.
What kind
of business
is
that
in
(S.C.F.
Industry
code)?
200
9
11.
12.
1
1
26
18.
19.
21.
508
31.
249
32.
22
263
39.
41.
237
51.
293
61.
86
62.
34
100
69.
71.
Agriculture:
Farming (CBC-A).
Agricultural
services
Forestry
and Fishing:
such as cotton ginning,
logging,
commercial
fishing (CBC-017,018).
Undefined
code.
Undefined
code.
Mining and Extracting:
Mining,
including
oil well;
quarrying
(CBC-126-156).
Manufacturing,
durables:
Lumber and wood promachinery,
transportation
ducts, metal products,
equipment
(CBC-M, 206-296).
Food and kindred
Manufacturing,
non-durables:
products,
textiles
and apparel,
paper and rubber
products
(CBC-B, 306-459,
except 396 & 398; code
those 85).
Manufacturing,
N.A. whether durables
or non-durabhes.
Construction:
Building
contractors
--general,
painting,
carpentry,
plumbing,
etc. --highway
and
bridge
contractors
(CBC-C).
Transportation,
Communications,
and Utilities:
Taxicabs,
trucking,
expressing,
warehousing,
air
and water transport,
petroleum
carrier,
food lockers.
gas or electricity,
pipelines,
water service,
teleradio point-to-point
communication
phone, telegraph,
services
--i.e.,
to designated
persons
(CBC-L,
507-579).
Retail
Trade:
Retail
stores
selling
commodities,
eating
and drinking
places,
gasoline
service
stationa,
fuel and ice retailing
(CBC-F, D, 637-696).
Grain elevator,
livestock
dealer,
Wholesale
Trade:
distributor
of construction
equiprent,
food
broker,
businesses
selling
office
equipment,
etc.,
junk dealer
(CBC-606-629).
to other businesses,
Trade, NA whether retail
or wholesale.
Finance,
Insurance,
and Real Estate:
bank, finance
company, insurance
company, manager of own real
estate
company, stock brocker
(CBC-706-736).
118
Variable
465
Description
(can't)
Services
Auto repair
and service,
watch,
47 81. Repair Services:
typewriter
repair,
appliance
repairs,
upholstery
and furniture
repair,
blacksmith
(used if clearly
only repair
work done, otherwise
coded 61).
23 82. Business
Services:
Advertising,
accounting
service,
employment agencies,
placement
and counseling agencies,
commercial
photography,
blueprints,
parking
lot,
commercial
laundry
(CBC-806 6 807).
Shoe repair,
laundry
and clean102 83. Personal
Services:
ing, clothing
repairs,
photo studios,
travel
agencies,
hotels,
barber and beauty shops, funeral
parlors
(CBC-K, 826-839).
21 84. Amusement, Recreation
and Related
Services:
Theaters
and motion pictures,
bands and orchestras,
dance
halls,
skating
rinks,
bowling alleys,
boat and bicycle
rentals,
radio and television
broadcasting
(do not
include
manufacturing
plants,
coded 31; or radio
point-to-point
conrmunication
services,
coded 51)
((X-846-849)
News35 85. Printing,
Publishing
and Allied
Industries:
papers,
periodicals,
books, commercial
printing
(CBC396
6 398).
103 86. Professional
and Related
Services:
Non-profit
membership
organizations
(church,
etc.)
medical and
other health
services
(privately
run),
legal
services
(do not include
persons employed by non-legal
firms),
educational
services
(private
only),
museums, art
galleries
(CBC-869-898;
H,E, & 867 when privately
or if NA whether privately
run, coded
run, otherwise,
91).
199 91. Government Medical,
Health and Educational
Services:
hospitals,
visiting
nurses,
public
social
work, all
public
education
(primary,
secondary,
and college);
l ervices
(WC-867,
H 6
IA whether public
or private
If NA
E except when privately
run, then coded 86.
whether privately
run coded 91).
191 92. Covewent:
Fderal,
l tate
and local
government
ewloyees,
including
all ranks.
(Govermnent
hospitals
and schools are coded 91) (Cm-J go&
936) (Include
Armed Forces personnel).
1 99. Undefined
code.
Not in labor force,
retired
(vhen
975 00. DK; WA; Inap.:
coding Q.F2 or F24); Permanently
disabled;
housewife,
handles own investments
only;
student
(if doesn't
work except summer vacations;
(Armed Forces Personnel
coded 92).
466
Q.F5
ho you
1054
1766
12
894
1.
5.
9.
0.
(Head)
supervise
other
people?
others
Yes, supervises
NO, does not supervise
anyone.
NA whether supervises
others.
coded l-4,
9 in Var. 462.
Inap.,
--
Variable
467
119
Description
Q.F6
Do you
what?
401
2319
92
20
894
468
Q.F7
Q.FB
someone else
or yourself,
or
1. Self-employed;
farmer;
works for privately
held
corporation
of which he is an owner; (coded 0
in Var. 468).
2. Works for someone else.
3. Both self-employed
and works for someone else.
9. NA, DK.
in Var 462.
.O. Inap.,
coded 1-4,
Do you belong
790
1586
1
42
1307
469
(Head) work for
1.
5.
8.
9.
0.
to a labor
union?
Yes, belongs to a union.
No, does not belong to a union.
DK.
NA.
Inap.,
coded 1 in Var. 467; l-4,
in Var.
462.
Now about the work that you do now (your main job)-how long have you been doing this kind of work (how many
years)?
01. One year or less
02. 1.1 - 2.0 years.
03. 2.1 - 3.0 years.
.
(a day to 12 months).
.
99. NA, DK.
00. Inap.,
coded l-4,
470
Q.F9
in Var.
How many weeks of vacation
did you (Head) actually
in lY66?
Actual number of vacation
weeks coded.
00.
01.
02.
03.
None, Inap, coded l-4,
One week.
Two weeks.
Three veeks
etc.
98. DK how many weeks taken.
99. NA whether took vacation.
471
Q.FlO
462.
in Var.
How many weeks were you (Head) unemployed
coded
Actual
number of unemployed e
00.
01.
02.
98.
99.
None ; Inap, coded l-4,
in Var.
One weeK.
TWO weeks.
etc.
DK, how many weeks unemployed.
NA, whether unemployed.
take
462.
last
462.
year?
120
Variable
472
Description
Q.Fll
How many weeks were you (Head) ill
or not
any other reason last year?
Actual number of weeks coded; except:
98.
99.
00.
473
Q.Fl2
Q.Fl3
97.
98.
99.
475
476
Q.Fl4
Q.Fl5
393
2425
1.
5.
10
898
9.
0.
you
worked
(Head)
462)
usually
work when
per week coded;
except:
also
have a second
job
in 1966?
Yes, had a second job
No, did not have a second job; (coded 0000
in Var. 476)
NA; (coded 0000 in Var. 476)
Inap.,
coded 1-4,
in Var. 462; (coded 3000
in Var. 476)
About how many hours all together
did you (Head) work in
1966 on an extra job?
Actual number of hours worked in 1966 coded; except:
XxXx.
9999.
Q.Fl7
F18,
F19,
F20
did
in Var.
work on
in Var. 462
None:
Inap.,
coded 1-4,
40 hours
etc.
97 or more
DK how many hours worked
NA whether worked, NA number of hours worked
Did you (Head)
0000.
477
DK, how many weeks vorked
NA whether worked
None, inap.,
(coded l-4,
How many hours a week
you were working?
Actual number of hours
00.
40.
for
DK, how many weeks not worked for other reasons
NA, whether didn't
work for other reasons
in Var. 462)
None, inap.,
(coded l-4,
Then, how many weeks did you (Head) actually
your job in 1966?
Actual number of weeks coded; except:
98.
99.
00.
474
working
None, coded 5, 8,
or 0 in Var.
9 in Var. 462
Number of hours worked
DK, NA
475,
coded l-4,
What kind of work did you (Head) do when you worked?
Tell me a little
more about what you did?
What kind of
business
was that in?
Did you work for someone else' yourself or what?
699
110
1.
5.
Head worked previously
Head never worked;
(coded
0 in Var.
478-482)
121
Variable
477
Description
(can't)
2911
0.
6
9.
Student,
unemployed,
sick,
Head is working now.
laid off, handles own investments
only;
(coded
0 in Var. 478-482)
NA whether worked previously
478
3 Digit
ID No.
(See Memo A for
479
First
Digit
of 2 Digit
S.C.F. Industry
Code
No code explanation
given;
see Var. 480.
109
9
480
Q.F4
1.
2.
What kind
complete
65
49
code)
32
101
71
4.
5.
of business
is that
in
7.
8.
9.
(S.C.F.
Industry
code)?
105 11. Agriculture:
Farming (CBC-A)
4 12. Forestry
and Fishing:
Agricultural
services
logging,
commercial
fishing
(CBC-017, 018).
9 21. Mining and Extracting:
Mining,
including
oil
well;
quarrying
(~~~-126-156).
91 31. Manufacturing,
durables:
Lumber and wood products, metal products,
machinery,
transportation
equipment
(CBC-M, 206-296).
Food and kindred
non-durables:
products,
textiles
and apparel,
paper and rubber
products
(CBC-B, 306-459,
Except 396 5 398; code
those 85).
NA vhether
durables
or non-durables.
63 41. Construction:
Building
contractors--general,
painting, carpentry,
plumbing,
etc. -- highway and bridge
contractors
(CBC-C).
2 42. Undefined
code.
2 50. Undefined
code.
47 51. Transportation,
Communications,
and Utilities:
Taxicabs,
trucking,
expressing,
warehousing,
air
petroleum
carrier,
food lockers,
gas or electricity,
pipelines,
water service,
teleradio point-to-point
communication
phone, telegraph,
services
-- i.e.,
to designated
persons (CBC-L,
507-579).
Trade:
Retail
stores
selling
commodities,
64 61. Retail
eating and drinking
places,
gasoline
service
stations,
(CBC-F, D, 637696).
Grain elevator,
livestock
dealer,
Trade:
14 62. Wholesale
distributor
of construction
equipment,
food broker,
businesses
selling
office
equipment,
etc.,
to other
junk dealer
(CBC-606-629).
businesses,
2 69. Trade, NA whether Retail
or Wholesale.
Bank, finance
32 71. Finance,
Insurance,
and Real Estate:
company,manager
of own real
company, insurance
real estate company, stock brocker
(CBCestate,
700-736).
122
Variable
480
Description
(con’
t)
Services
Auto repair
and service,
watch,
9 81. Repair Services:
typewriter
repair,
appliance
repairs,
upholstery
and furniture
repair,
blacksmith
(used if clearly
only repair
coded 61) (CBC-808 6
809).
2 82. Business
Services:
Advertising,
accounting
service,
placement
and counseling
commercial
photography,
blueprints,
parkagencies,
ing lot,
commercial
laundry
(CBC-806 h 807).
Shoe repair,
laundry
and clean59 83. Personal
Services:
ing, clothing
repairs,
piwto studios,
travel
agencies,
hotels,
parlors
(CBC-K, 826-839).
5 84. Amusement, Recreation
and Related
Services:
Theaters
dance halls,
skating
rinks,
bowling alleys,
boat and bicycle
rentals,
broadcasting
(do not include
coded 31; or radio point-to-point
manufacturing
plants,
coded 51) (CBC-846-849).
communication
services,
2 85. Printing,
Publishing
and Allied
Industries:
Newspapers,
periodicals,
books, commercial
printing
(CBC396 h 398).
24 86. Professional
and Related Services:
Non-profit
membership
organizations
(church,
etc.)
medical and
other health
services
(privately
run),
legal
services
(do not include
firms),
educational
services
(private
only),
museums, art
galleries
(CBC-869-898;
H,E, h 867 when privately
or
if
NA
whether privately
run, coded
run, otherwise,
91).
46 91. Government Medical,
Services:
Hospitals,
visiting
nurses,
public
social
work, all
public
ducation
(primary,
secondary,
and college);
N4 vhetherpublic
or private
services
(~~~-867.
H 6 E except uhen privately
run, then coded 86.
If NA whether privately
run coded 91).
25 92. Gcwerment:
Fcderai,
state and local
government
employees,
including
all ranks.
(Goverlrent
hospitals
and schools are coded 91) (CBC-J 906-936)
(Include
3036 00. BK; NA; IMP.:
Not in labor force,
retired
(when coding
Q- F2 or F24); Permanently
disabled;
housewife,
only;
student
(if doesn't
work
except summer vacations;
(Armed Forces Personnel
coded 92).
-
Variable
481
Description
Q.F2U
Did you (Head) work for someone else, yourself,
or
Whatever the Head said was used.
Artisans
and
what?
professionals
can be self-employed.
127
530
44
2
3023
482
Q-F21
Did you supervise
248
438
19
3021
483
Q.F23
1.
5.
9.
0.
Did your
1190
1483
2
1051
1.
5.
9.
0.
other
people?
Yes, supervises
others.
No, did not supervise
anyone.
NA whether supervised
anyone.
Inap.
wife
do any work for
complete
2565
25
1
254
Q.F4
0.
1.
2.
3.
What kind
24 11.
1 12.
1 26.
98 31.
136
32.
1 33.
1966?
code)
First
Digit
of 2 Digit
S.C.F.
No code explanation
given for
461
money during
Yes, wife worked.
No, wife didn't
work; (coded 0 in Var. 484-489).
NA, DK; (coded 0 in Var. 484-489).
Inap.,
no wife;
(coded 0 in Var. 484-489).
3 Digit
ID No.
(See Memo A for
484
486
1. Self-employed;
farmer;
worked for privately
held corporation
of which he was an owner.
2. Worked for someone else.
3. Both self-employed
and worked for someone else.
9. NA, DK.
0. Inap.
11
24
255
63
of business
248
280
4.
5.
6.
7.
iS
Industry
Code
Var. 485; (see Var.
that
486).
8.
9.
in (S.C.F.
Industry
code)'!
Agriculture:
Farming (CBC-A).
Agricultural
services
Forestry
and Fishing:
logging,
commercial
fishing
(CBC-017, 018).
Undefined
code.
Manufacturing,
durables:
Lumber and wood products, metal products,
machinery,
transportation
equipment
(CBC-11, 206-296).
Food and kindred
Xanufacturing,
non-durables:
products,
textiles
and apparel,
paper and rubber products
(CBC-8, 306-459,
except 396 & 396;
thosecoded 85).
Undefined
code.
124
Variable
486
Description
(can't)
19
11
39.
41.
24
51.
229
61.
21
62.
5
63
69.
71.
Manufacturing,
NA whether durables
or non-durables.
Construction:
Building
contractors
-- general,
painting,
carpentry,
plumbing,
etc. -- highway
and bridge
contractors
(CBC-C).
Transportation,
Communications,
and Utilities:
Taxicabs,
trucking,
expressing,
warehousing,
air
petroleum
carrier,
food lockers,
gas or electricity,
pipelines,
water service,
telephone,
telegraph,
radio point-to-point
communications
services
-- i.e.,
to designated
persons (CBC-L, 507-579).
Retail
Trade:
Retail
stores
selling
commodities,
eating
and drinking
places,
gasoline
service
stations,
(CBC-F, D, 637-696).
Wholesale
Trade:
Grain elevator,
livestock
dealer,
distributor
of construction
equipment,
food broker,
businesses
selling
office
equipment,
etc.,
to
other businesses,
junk dealer
(CBC-606-629).
Trade, NA whether Retail
or Wholesale
Finance,
Insurance,
and Real Estate:
Bank, finance
company, insurance
company, manager of own real
estate
company, stock broker
(CBC-706-736).
Services
6
81.
15
82.
123
83.
8
84.
Repair Services:
Auto repair
and service,
watch,
typewriter
repair,
appliance
repairs,
upholstery
and furniture
repair,
blacksmith
(Use if clearly
only repair
coded 61) (CBC808 h 809).
Business Services:
Advertising,
accounting
service,
placement
and counseling
agencies,
commercial
photography,
blueprints,
parking
lot,
commercial
laundry
(CBC-806 & 807).
Personal
Services:
Shoe repair,
laundry
and cleaning, clothing
repairs,
photo studios,
travel
agencies,
hotels,
parlors
(CBC-K, 826-839).
Amusement, Recreation
Theaters
dance
halls,
skating
rinks,
bowling
alleys,
boat and
bicycle
rentals,
broadcasting
(do not include
manufacturing
plants,
coded 31; or
radio point-to-point
cormnunications
services,
coded
51) (CBC-846-849).
125
Variable
4d6
Description
(can't)
13 85.
83 86.
241 91.
39 Y2.
2565 00.
4
487
488
Q.F27
Q.F28
Printing,
Publishing
and Allied
Industries:
Newspapers,
periodicals,
books, commercial
printing
(CBC-396 & 398).
Non-profit
Professional
membership organizations
(church,
etc.)
medical and other health
services
(privately
run),
legal services
(do not include
firms),
educational
services
(private
only),
museums, art galleries
(CBC869-898;
H, E, & 867 when privately
run, otherrun, coded 91>,
wise, or if NA whether privately
Government Medical,
Servisiting
nurses,
public
social
vices:
Hospitals,
education
(primary,
secondary,
work, all public
and college);
NA whether public
or private
services
(CBC-867, H & E except when privately
run.,
then coded 86.
If NA whether privately
run cod&l
91).
Federal,
state and local
government
Government:
(Government how@including
all ranks.
employees,
tals and schools are coded 91) (CBC-J 906-936)
(Include
Not in labor force,
retired
(whmn
DK; NA; Inap.:
coding Q. F2 or F24); Permanently
disabled;
howife,
only;
student
(if
doesn't
work except summer vacations;
(Armed
Forces Personnel
coded 92).
Was she working
for someone else, nerself,
or what?
Artisans
and professionals
can be self-employed.
70
1.
1100
17
3
2536
2.
3.
9.
0.
Self-employed,
farmer,
worked for privately
held corporation
of which she was an owner.
Worked for someone else.
Both self-employed
and worked for someone else.
NA, DK.
coded 5, 9, or 0 in Var. 483.
IMP.,
About how many hours
working?
a week did
no wife,
she work when she was
00.
None, Inap.
Var. 483.
coded 5, 9, or 0 in
40.
97.
98.
99.
40 hours.
97 or more.
DK how many hours a week worked.
DK, NA whether worked, NA how many hours
worked.
a we&
126
Variable
489
Description
Q.F29
How many weeks did
00.
she actually
None, Inap.,
in Var. 483.
work
no wife,
coded
in 1966?
5, 9, or 0
.
.
25.
25 weeks.
.
;2.
52 weeks.
DK how many weeks.
NA.
98.
99.
For Heads of Families
Duncan Socio Economic
490
Index
Score
491
2 Digit
Occupation
Code
Duncan Socio Economic
492
Score Decile
493
Type of Worker
494
White
495
Modified
496
For Retired
Heads of Families
- Their
Occupation
Duncan Socio Bconomic tiex
Score
497
For Retired
Occupation:
4Y8
Occupation
of Wives who Worked in 1966:
Socio Economic Index Score
499
Occupation
Occupation
500
Q. Jl
Collar/Blue
White
for
Index
Heads of Families
Collar
Collar/Blue
Latest
Heads of Families - Their Latest
SCF 2 Digit
Occupation
Code
of Wives who Worked in 1966:
Code
Do you (R and FU) carry
2955
766
5
Collar
any life
1. Yes
5. No; (coded 0 in Var.
9. NA; (coded 0 in Var.
Duncan
2 Digit
Insurance?
501-503).
501-503).
127
Variable
501
Description
Q.J2
Which of the groups on the card shows the
of life
insurance
you (R and FU) have?
65
197
742
635
1133
148
8
27
771
502
4.53
4.54
-_
Q.J5
Q.J6
(coded
5,
1.
5.
8.
9.
0.
About
1643
475
305
41
16
6
3
48
1189
1.
5.
9.
or 9 in Var.
from your
Yes.
No.
DK.
NA.
Inap.
(coded
Yes.
No; (coded
NA; (coded
out
5,
0 in Var.
0 in Var.
a.
b.
c.
d.
e.
f.
DK.
NA.
Inap.
500).
company on any
500).
any new or additional
or 9 in Var.
any checking
how much do you usually
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
a.
9.
0.
insurance
Yes.
Yes, with qualifications.
may, may not.
Pro-con,
No, with qualifications.
No.
DK.
NA.
or 9 in Var.
Inap.
(coded 5,
Do you (R and FU)have
2537
1179
10
505
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
a.
9.
0.
amount
(Less than $500).
($500-999).
($1000-4999).
($5000-9999).
($10,000-49,999).
($50,000 or more).
Did you (R and FU) take
insurance
in 1966?
511
2381
3
60
771
504
a.
b.
c.
d.
e.
f.
DK
NA
Inap.
Can you get a loan
of these policies?
1810
38
13
17
681
317
79
771
503
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
8.
9.
0.
total
500).
accounts?
505).
505).
have in them?
(less than $500).
($500-999).
($1000-4999).
(S5000-9999).
($10,000-49,999).
($50,000 or more).
(coded
5,
or 9 in Var.
504).
life
Variable
506
128
Description
4.57
What about savings accounts?
Do you (R and FU) have
any savings accounts
in banks, savings and loan
or credit
unions?
associations,
2303
1411
12
507
4.58
1.
5.
9.
About
these
671
347
621
325
237
21
6
75
1423
508
Q.59
Q.JlO
625
1132
24
16
1902
510
Q.Jll
1.
2.
3.
9.
0.
it
507-509).
507-509).
a.
(less than $500).
b.
($500-999).
c.
($1000-4999).
d.
($5000-9999).
e.
($10,000-49,999).
f.
($50,000 or more).
DK.
NA.
(coded 5,
or 9 in Var.
Inap.
How important
savings?
Is
0 in Var.
0 in Var.
how much do you (R and FIJ) have altogether
savings accounts?
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
8.
9.
0.
968
856
425
47
1430
509
Yes.
No; (coded
NA; (coded
is
it
Very important.
Important.
Not very important;
(coded
NA; (coded 0 in Var. 509).
Inap.
(coded 0 in Var.501)
more important
1.
5.
8.
9.
0.
to you to be adding
than
usual
right
in
506).
to your
0 in Var.
(coded
509).
r) in uar.
nov?
Yes, more important.
No, it's
always important.
DK.
NA.
Inap.
(coded 5,
or 9 in Var.
3,
9, or 0 in Var. 508).
506;
coded
Do you (R and FU) own any common or
What about stock?
preferred
stock in a corporation,
including
companies
you have worked for, or own stock through an investment
club, or own shares of a mutual fund?
899
2811
16
1.
5.
9.
Yes.
No; (coded
NA; (coded
0 in Var.
0 in Var.
511).
511).
599)
Variable
511
129
Description
Q.Jl2
About
170
111
235
118
15s
56
16
38
2827
512
4.513
Q.Jl4
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
8.
9.
0.
a.
b.
c.
d.
e.
f.
DK.
NA.
Inap
these
stocks
worth?
(less than $500).
($500-999).
($1000-4999).
($5000-9999).
($10,000-49,999).
($50,000 or over).
(coded
5, 8, or 9 in Var.
Do you (R and FU) have any government
corporate
or municipal
bonds?
945
2759
1
21
513
how much are
1.
5.
8.
9.
Yes.
No; (coded
DK; (coded
NA; (coded
0 in Var.
0 in Var.
0 in Var.
510).
savings
bonds,
513).
513).
513).
How much do you have altogether?
409
145
220
76
46
7
8
34
2781
1
2. it:
3. c.
4. d.
5. e.
6. f.
8. DR.
9. NA.
0. Inap.
(less than $500).
($500-999).
($1000-4999).
($5000-9999).
($10,000-49,999).
($50,000 or more).
(coded
5, 8, or 9 in Var.
512).
514
Head
Gross Taxable Income:
income, and capital
Earned income, mixed labor-capital
income
(Actual
dollar
amount coded; negative
amount coded up
to $-9999).
515
Total Income:
Gross taxable
(Actual
dollar
to $-9999).
Head
income and transfer
income
amount
coded up
516
Wife
Gross Taxable Income:
Earned income, mixed labor-capital
income, and capital
income
(Actual
dollar
amount coded up
to $-9999).
517
Total
Income:
taxable
(Actual
dollar
to $-9999).
Gross
Wife
income and transfer
income
amount
coded up
Variable
513
519
520
521
522
523
524
525
130
Description
Others
Earned Income:
trade and "other
salary,
professional,
Wage,
ment" income
(Actual
dollar
amount
to $-9999).
Mixed Labor-Capital
Income:
(Actual
dollar
amount coded;
to $-9999).
coded up
Others
negative
amount
coded up
negative
amount
coded up
Others
Income:
amount
coded up
negative
amount
coded up
Others
Capital
Income:
(Actual
dollar
amount coded;
to $-9999).
Gross Taxable
(Actual
dollar
to $-9999).
self-employ-
Others
Transfer
Payments:
(Actual
dollar
amount coded;
to $-9999).
Total Income:
(Actual
dollar
to $-9999).
Others
amount
coded;
negative
amount
coded up
Gross Taxable
(Actual
dollar
to $-9999).
Income:
amount
FU
coded;
negative
amount
coded up
Disposable
Income:
FU
Total family
income less family
income taxes
(Actual
dollar
munt
coded; negative
amount
to $-99,999).
coded up
526
Proportion
of Total Income Received by Head
(Actual
percentage
number coded; 00. No income received/
earned by head).
527
Proportion
of Total Income Received by Wife
(Actual
percentage
number coded; 00. No income
earned by wife).
received/
Proportion
of Total Income Received by Others
(Actual
percentage
earned by others).
received/
Proportion
of Total Income Earned by Head
(Actual
percentage
earned by head).
received/
528
529
r
131
Variable
530
531
Description
Proportion
of Total Income Earned by Wife
(Actual
percentage
earned by wife).
Net Outlay
172
135
80
58
146
139
167
126
113
2590
532
533
1.
2.
4.
5.
0.
Under $250 including
$250-499.
$500-749.
$750-999.
$1000-1499.
$1500-1999.
$2000-2499.
$2500-2999.
$3000 and over.
Inap.
Car Purchase
Car
Car
Car
Car
Car
1.
2.
4.
5.
0.
Car
Car
Car
Car
Car
Age of car
911
449
416
342
282
246
230
213
203
96
94
69
67
28
26
14
18
15
00.
01.
02.
03.
04.
05.
06.
07.
08.
09.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
(per
bought new
bought used
bought new
bought used
not bought
1966 Credit-Purchase
281
173
290
313
2669
534
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
0.
1966-67
454
603
23
56
2590
-
received/
(per
zero
1st
in
in
in
in
in
net
outlay.
car basis)
1966.
1966.
1967.
1967.
1966 or 1967.
1st
bought nu on
bought new in
bought used on
bought used in
not bought in
and negative
car basis)
credit
in 1966.
1966 no credit.
credit
in 1966.
1966, no credit.
1966.
(1967 Model Year)
Less than one year old
One year old (1966).
Two years old (1965).
(1967 model);
own no car-
132
Variable
534
Description
(can't)
3 18.
1 19.
3 25.
535
G.M. Type of Car,
123
23
368
1032
629
158
321
260
812
536
1011
619
158
321
203
812
538
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
0.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
0.
1.
173
12
2.
3.
2
4.
812
0.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
0.
Revised
Rules
Newest year-model
car owned
Second-newest
year-model
car
Third-newest
year-model
car
Fourth-newest
year-model
car
No car owned by FU.
FU
FU
FU
FU
FU
FU
wagon).
wagon).
-
of Cars Owned by FU
G.M. Ownership
1013
214
401
971
315
812
Rules
Foreign
economy.
Foreign
luxury
or sports.
Domestic compact (except
station
Domestic low-priced
regular.
Domestic medium-priced
regular.
Domestic high-priced
regular.
Domestic station-wagon.
Domestic intermediate.
No car owned by FU.
Age Ranking
2727
Standard
Foreign
economy
Foreign
luxury
or sports.
Domestic compact (except station
Domestic low-priced
regular.
Domestic medium-priced
regular.
Domestic high-priced
regular.
Domestic station
wagon.
Domestic Intermediate.
No car owned by FU.
G.M. Type of Car,
123
23
456
537
Eighteen
years old.
Nineteen
years old.
20 or more years old.
(or only
owned.
owned.
owned.
car).
Code
owns
owrs
owns
owns
owns
owns
one car
two or
two or
one car
two or
no car.
bought new.
more cars, all bought new.
more cars, new and used.
bought used.
more cars, all bought used.
133
Variable
539
Description
Age of oldest
Car, 1967 minus year
Actual
age of car coded, except:
18
25.
99.
540
541
Market
0.
69
1.
325
2.
272
3.
130
4.
262
5.
Whether
1116
2610
542
c.
25 or more years.
At least one car owned by PU, age of oldest
is NA.
Activity
2668
Trade-in
Inactive,
no trade-ins,
sales,
disposals
or
purchases.
Decremented car stocks
(Number of purchases
less
than number of T-I's,
sales h disposals).
Replaced stock (Purchases
equal T'I's
& sales &
disposals)
bought new.
Replaced stock (purchases
equal T'I's,
sales &
disposals)
bought used.
Incremented
car stock (Purchases
exceed T-I's,
sales & disposals),
single
owner.
Incremented
car stock (Purchases
exceed T'I's
sales h disposals),
multiple
owner.
Owns.
Does not
Pattern
2593
0.
229
1.
219
2.
112
3.
41
4.
135
397
5.
6.
car
1966
owns car bought
1.
0.
model
new since
1964
own.
(per
car basis
66-67
purchases)
Owns no car; did not purchases
in 66 or 67,
NA whether trade-in
was new or used.
New-New
Car bought new traded in or sold in connection
with new car purchases
in 1966 or 1967.
Used-Used
Car bought used traded or sold in connection
with
used car purchase in 1966 or 1967.
New-Used
Car bought used traded in or sold in connection
with
new car purchase in 1966 or 1967.
Used-New
Car bought new traded in or sold in connection
with a used car purchase in 1966 or 1967.
Bought new in 66 or 67; no TI.
Bought used in 66 or 67; no TI.
134
Variable
543
Description
Type of Car FOMOCOcode
146
128
137
184
1011
1308
812
544
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
0.
Age of Car Traded-In
(1966 minus
Actual
age of car coded, except:
3
25.
99.
00.
545
Length
Actual
2
Total
1013
971
202
264
340
10
46
26
22
2
4
5
3
4
2
812
547
year
model
of car)
20 or more years old.
Car traded or sold in connection
with 66-67
purchase,
but age NA.
1966 or 1967 model traded in or sold; ovna no car or
car owned nou not purchased
in 1966-67.
of Time Trade-In
or Sale car was owned
length
of time coded, except:
25.
99.
00.
546
Foreign
(all Foreign
cars regardless
of model).
Domestic sports
car or convertible.
Station
wagon, model year 64-67.
Station
wagon, model year 63 or earlier.
Sedan, coupe, hardtop,
model year 64-67.
Sedan, coupe, hardtop,
model year, 63 or earlier.
No car owned by FU.
20 or more years.
Car traded or sold in connection
with 65-66
purchases,
but length
of time TI owned is NA.
Car traded in was bought in 1966 or 1967; ems no car
no car traded or sold; owns car now not purchased
in
1965-66.
Number of Cars Owned in the
11.
12.
21.
22.
23.
31.
32.
33.
34.
41.
42.
43.
44.
45.
50.
00.
Owns one
II
,I
II
two
It
II
1,
11
,I
three
II
11
,I
,I
,I
I,
Unit
car,
1,
bought new.
bought used.
car;,
both bought new.
11
both bought used.
,
,I
one bought new, one bought used.
car:,
all bought new.
II
all bought used.
11 '
, one bought new, two bought used.
I.
two bought new, one bought used.
Four cars, all'new.
Four cars, all used.
One new, three used.
Two new, two used.
Three new, one used.
Undefined
code.
No car owned in family
unit.
Year Model of Newest Car bought
(NA's assigned)
Actual
year/model
coded, except:
00.
Family
No car
used.
owned by FU; all
New, owned by FU
cars
owned were bought
-
c
135
Variable
-
548
Description
Whether at least
year by FU
456
3270
549
550
551
at least
year
644
3082
1.
0.
G.U.
Net
412
145
124
176
145
134
2590
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
0.
Net
Outlay
0000.
XxXx.
-XXX.
552
553
in
calendar
Purchased new car.
Did not purchase new car.
1.
0.
Whether
calendar
one new car purchase
one used car purchased
by FU in
Purchased
used car.
Did not purchase used car.
outlay
on 1966 Auto
Purchases
Under $850 (including
zero
$850 - 1349.
$1350 - 1849.
$1850 - 2349.
$2350 - 2849.
$2850 or over.
Car not bought in 1966-67.
(Total
Price
and negative).
- Trade-in)
Inap.
in dollars.
Negative
net outlay.
Amt.
Financing
Arrangement
278
223
1.
2.
540
3.
76
4.
17
2
2590
5.
9.
0.
Cash only.
Cash plus trade-in
or sale, no borrowing
(includes
trade-in
only).
Installment
or other borrowing,
plus either
trade-in
or sale,
cash or both.
Installment
or other borrowing,
no trade-in,
sale, or cash.
Gift.
NA.
Inap.,
car not bought in 1966 or 1967, FU owns
no car.
Installment
Debt Incurred
(Orig.
Length
Payments)
to previous
NOTE: May not be comparable
cases.
00000.
.mxxx.
99999.
Did not borrow,
no purchase,
installment
debt only.
Amount in Dollars.
NA amount.
of Debt X MntuY
studies
does not
in all
own, non-
136
Variable
554
Description
Price of 1966 Auto Purchase
569
93
137
146
98
93
2590
555
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
0.
Under $250.
$250 -499.
$500 - 999.
$1000 - 1499.
$1500 - 1999.
$2000 - 2499.
$2500 - 2999.
$3000 and over.
NA amount.
Inap.
1. Under $250.
2. $250 - 499.
3. $500 - 999.
4. $1000 - 1499.
5. $1500 - 1999.
6. $2000 - 2499.
7. $2500 - 2999.
8. $3000 and over.
9. NA amount.
0. Inap.
Whether Owns 1 or more trucks
624
3102
558
$1850 (including gifts).
- 2349.
- 2849.
- 3349.
- 3849.
or over.
Amount borrowed or financed
40
55
93
107
101
102
69
41
8
3110
557
Under
$1850
$2350
$2850
$3350
$3850
Inap.
Installment Debt Incurred
20
39
72
61
81
92
75
96
49
3141
556
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
0.
1.
0.
Yes, owns at least 1 truck.
No.
Car-Truck Ownership
2352
562
62
750
1.
2.
3.
0.
Owns
Owns
Owns
oVn6
car(s) only.
car(s) and truck(s).
truck(s) only.
no car6 or truck6.
137
Variable
559
Description
Total
1632
1028
231
61
11
7
3
3
750
560
Vehicle
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
9.
0.
Special
388
459
1765
156
146
812
Ownership
& Trucks)
&ns 1 car or truck.
owns 2 vehicles.
Owns 3 vehicles.
etc.
Owns 9 or more vehicles.
Owns neither
cars or trucks.
Car Class
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
0.
(Cars
(Price-Product
Groups)
Low price.
Intermediate.
Regular.
High.
Foreign.
Owns no car.
Each class contains
the following
car
Definitional
Note:
See
Var.
164
for
identregardless
of
year
model.
types,
ification.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
561
Trade-In
288
131
89
50
19
15
1
1
8
3124
562
14,
15,
11,
55,
50,
22,
Total
253
132
99
95
95
148
16,
24,
12,
99.
51,
21,
17, 18, 19, 23, 29, 56, 60, 61, 65, 68, 10.
26, 27, 28, 62, 63, 64, 66, 67, 25, 37.
13, 31, 32, 33, 34, 36, 53, 30, 35, 38, 39,
52, 54, 57,
20, 59.
(Field
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
0.
Price
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
in Var.
58, 71.
183)
Under $500.
$500 - 999.
$1000 - 1499.
$1500 - 1999.
$2000 - 2499.
$2500 - 2999.
$3000 - 3499.
$3500 - 3999.
$4000 and over.
Car was a gift;
owned by FU.
(Field
in Var.
Under $500.
$500 - 999.
$1000 - 1499.
$1500 - 1999.
$2000 - 2499.
$2500 - 2999.
car not
181)
bought
65-66;
no car
138
Variable
562
Description
(can't)
135
81
81
2607
563
7.
8.
9.
0.
Total
Remaining
112
115
228
171
145
101
47
42
2765
564
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
0.
Remaining
120
116
236
172
147
105
50
43
3
2734
565
566
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
0.
Monthly
38
208
345
374
1
26
2734
Paid
242
138
94
41
76
56
$3000 - 3499.
$3500 - 3999.
$4000 and over.
Car was a gift;
owned by FU.
Installment
Debt
(Field
bought
in Var.
(Field
no loan;
in Var.
time;
in Var.
172)
debt
only;
$1 - 24.
$25 - 49.
$50 - 74.
$75 - 99.
$150 and over.
NA, DK.
Non-installment
inap.
in Var.
65-66;
no car
179)
time;
Under $250.
$250 - 499.
$500 - 999.
$1000 - 1499.
$1500 - 1999.
$2000 - 2499.
$2500 - 2999.
$3000 and over.
NA, DK.
Repaid by interview
in Cash (Field
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
(Field
Under $250.
$250 - 499.
$500 - 999.
$1000 - 1499.
$1500 - 1999.
$2000 - 2499.
$2500 - 2999.
$3000 and over.
Repaid by interview
payment
1.
2.
3.
4.
7.
9.
0.
Debt
car not
inap.
180)
no loan;
repaid
inap.
by interview;
184)
Under $250 (inc luding
$250 - 499.
$500 - 749.
$750 - 999.
$1000 - 1499.
$1500 - 1999.
negative
amounts
1.
139
Variable
566
Description
(con' t)
52
87
2940
567
568
569
7.
8.
0.
$2000 - 2499.
$2500 and over.
No cash paid; car was a gift;
Special
New Car Price
3279
0.
47
66
56
54
72
59
17
53
2s
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
Special
3081
0.
44
63
145
131
96
73
48
26
19
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
9999.
Owns no car; did
new car.
$1 - 99.
$100 - 199.
$200 - 499.
$500 - 999.
$1000 - 1499.
$1500 - 1999.
$2000 - 2499.
$2500 - 2999.
$3000 and over.
not
buy 66-67;
No installment
debt.
Amount of monthly payment
Total Monthly
in all years)
Actual dollar
0000.
9999.
only;
bought
no
Bracket
Total Monthly payments on installment
medical
all years)
- Trend (excluding
Actual
dollar
amount coded.
0000.
570
Bracket
$0 - 1999; bought used car
car 66-67; owns no car.
$2000 - 2499.
$2500 - 2799.
$2800 - 2999.
$3000 - 3199.
$3200 - 3499.
$3500 - 3799.
$3800 - 3999.
$4000 - 4999.
$5000 and over.
Used Car Price
inap.
bought
debt (incurred
and dental)
NA.
payments on installment
debt (incurred
- Panel (including
medical
and dental)
amount coded.
No installment
debt.
Amount of monthly payment
NA.
in
140
Variable
571
Description
Total remaining
installment
debt incurred
Trend (excluding
medical
and dental)
Actual
dollar
amount coded.
0000.
572
574
No installment
Total
Panel
Actual
No installment
No installment
1966 -
not
in
1966 -
not
in
1966 -
debt.
remaining
installment
debt incurred
(including
medical
and dental)
dollar
amount coded.
0000.
in
debt.
Total remaining
installment
debt incurred
Trend (excluding
medical
and dental)
Actual
dollar
amount coded.
0000.
1966 -
debt.
Total remaining
installment
debt incurred
Panel (including
medical
and dental)
Actual
dollar
amount coded.
0000.
573
No installment
in
debt.
-
575
Remaining installment
additions
and repairs
Actual dollar
amount
0000.
576
on all cars
Actual dollar
amount
0000.
577
No installment
incurred
No installment
No installment
all
years
in all
years
in all
years
on
debt.
debt
incurred
coded.
debt.
debt.
Remaining "other"
installment
years
Actual dollar
amount coded.
0000.
in
coded.
debt incurred
durables
Actual dollar
amount coded.
0000.
578
No installment
debt
debt.
debt
incurred
in all
on
141
Variable
579
Description
Remaining medical and dental
in all years
Actual dollar
amount coded.
0000.
580
in all
years
incurred
in
years
No installment
NA amount.
No installment
NA amount.
incurred
No installment
Nh amount.
in
all
years
debt.
debt
incurred
in
debt.
years
- Trend
years
- Panel
debt.
Total remaining
debt incurred
in all
(medical
and dental
debt included)
Actual dollar
amount coded.
00000.
99999.
all
debt.
Total remaining
debt incurred
in all
(medical
and dental
debt excluded)
Actual
dollar
amount coded.
0 0000.
99999.
586
No installment
NA amount.
incurred
incurred
Remaining total
medical
and dental
all years
Actual
dollar
amount coded.
00000.
99999.
585
No installment
NA amount.
and repairs
debt.
debt
Remaining total
"other"
Actual dollar
amount coded.
00000.
99999.
584
cars
Remaining
total
debt on durables
Actual dollar
amount coded.
00000.
99999.
583
No installment
NA amount.
incurred
debt.
Remaining total
debt on all
Actual
dollar
amount coded.
00000.
99999.
582
No installment
NA amount.
debt
debt.
Remaining total
debt on additions
in all years
Actual dollar
amount coded.
00000.
99999.
581
No installment
installment
debt.
142
Variable
587
Description
State
68
36
42
132
361
38
59
12
149
48
lC?
108
110
136
33
-9
;4
?6
1e1
67
32
107
588
589
where
0.
01.
03.
04.
05.
06.
?7.
09.
10.
11.
14 .
15.
16.
18.
10.
20.
21.
32.
23.
24.
25.
26.
0.
3264
1.
Non-white
Mexicans,
Orientals,
White.
39
130
297
146
267
35
51
208
38
30
48
145
49
95
72
40
28.
31.
33.
34.
36.
37.
38.
39.
41.
42.
43.
44.
45.
47.
48.
50.
Nebraska
New Jersey
New York
North Carolina
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Virginia
Washington
Wisconsin
0.
1.
Negro.
Non-Negro.
(includes
Negroes, Puerto Ricans,
Cubans and other South Americans,
Indians,
Polynesians,
and NA's.
Race
Whether
Child
0.
1.
Whether
631
3095
592
Undefined
code
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
District
of Columbia
Florida
Georgia
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
462
3404
322
591
was taken
Race
368
3358
590
interview
Whether
2840
886
under
4 in F'U
No child
under 4.
Has child
under 4.
child
0.
1.
2 in FU
No child
under 2.
Has child
under 2.
child
o.
1.
under
under
6 in FU
NO child
under 6.
Has child
under 6.
143
Variable
593
Description
Whether
3511
215
594
598
adults
0.
1.
599
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
25 not
other
No adults
Has adults
than
Head and Wife
NA's)
in FU
other than Head and Wife.
other than Hsad and Wife.
in FU
One person.
Two persons.
Three persons.
Nine
or more persons.
owns business
3242
0.
484
1.
or self-employed
of Interview
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
farmer
Does not own business
or self-employed
(includes
NA's).
Owns business
or self-em-loyed
farmer.
O-34 minutes.
35-44.
45-54.
55-64 (1 hr.).
65-84 ( 1 l/4 hrs.).
85-99 (1 l/2 hrs.).
loo-114
(1 3/4 hrs.).
115 or more (2 or more i-x-s.).
"Undefined
code".
Age of Head
248
663
712
727
601
473
332
at horn?.
/.
8.
9.
Whether
36
157
490
831
1210
532
192
199
88
14-17.
14-17.
under
Number of people
Length
at home
No child
under 25 not at home (includes
Has child
under 25 not at home.
0.
1.
685
1145
580
561
365
194
103
54
39
597
14-17
No child
Has child
child
Whether
3012
714
596
0.
1.
Whether
3333
393
595
child
Under 25.
25-34.
35-44.
45-54.
55-64.
65-74.
75 and over.
farmer
144
Variable
600
Description
Age of Wife
1056
291
619
532
371
210
86
1056
601
Marital
2663
387
676
602
status
1.
2.
3.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
0.
Rent paid
66
242
350
294
134
86
62
21
2471
604
Under 25.
25-34.
35-44.
45-54.
55-64.
65-74.
75 and over.
Head of FU is not married.
and SW
Married.
Single man.
Single woman.
Years Married
117
61
96
88
354
675
1276
1059
603
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
0.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
9.
0.
1 year.
2 years.
3 years.
4 years.
5-9 years.
lo-19 years.
20 years and over.
Not married.
per month
$1-24.
$25-49.
$50-74.
$75-99.
$100-124.
$125-149.
$150 and over.
NA.
does not
Inap.,
rent.
House value
72
132
187
211
373
226
496
235
411
1383
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
0.
$1-2499.
$2500-4999.
$5000-7499.
$7500-9999.
$10,000-12,499.
$12,500-14,999.
$15,000-19,999.
$20,000-24,999.
$25,000 and over.
does not own house.
Inap.,
--
145
Variable
605
Description
Total
79
339
609
624
369
214
211
14
1267
606
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
9.
0.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
0.
Net Equity
xxx.
0000.
-
608
$1-24.
$25-49.
$50-74.
$75-99.
$100-124.
$125-149.
$150 and over.
NA.
no mortgage.
Inap.,
Under $500, includes
$500-999.
$1000-4999.
$5000-9999.
$10,000-14,999.
$15,000-19,999.
$20,000-24,999.
$25,000 and over.
does not own
hap.,
First
18
109
271
332
228
122
131
2515
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
0.
equity.
house.
kount
coded In hundreds
IMP.,
coded 4-8.
138.
mortgage
payment
$1-24.
$25-49.
$50-74.
$75-99.
$100-124.
$125-149.
$150 and over.
Inap.,
no first
mortgage
See Var.
of dollars.
in Var.
$1-2499.
$2500-4999.
$5000-7499.
$7500-9999.
$10,000-12,499.
$12,500-14,999.
$15,000 and over.
no first
mortgage.
hap.,
Mcrtgage
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
0.
negative
On House (house value-mortgage)
Amount owed on first
150
208
186
213
155
103
175
2506
609
payment
House Equity
38
37
446
604
486
285
125
229
1475
607
mortgage
payment.
145.
146
Variable
610
Description
Amount owed on second mortgage
46
16
6
1
3657
611
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
7.
0.
614
Total
615
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
0.
Years
before
Interest
10
5
202
214
'v!
iii
mortgage
wrtgagc
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
9.
0.
debt
$1-2499.
$2500-4999.
$5000-7499.
$7500-9999.
$10,000-12,499.
$12,500-14,999.
$15,000 and over.
IMP.,
no wrtgage
mortgage
is
paid
l-5 years.
6-10.
11-15.
16-20.
21-30.
31 years and over.
NA.
no mortgage.
hap.,
on mortgage
1.
2.
3.
4.
6.
5
on second mortgage.
Amount in dollars.
No mortgage debt.
144
204
186
211
191
101
183
2506
216
261
186
206
26c!
4
86
2507
payment
$1-24.
$25-49.
$50-74.
$75-99.
$100-124.
$150 and over.
no payment
Inap..
Amount of total
xXxXx.
oonoo .
613
$1-2499.
$2500-4999.
$5000-7499.
$12,500-14,999.
hap.,
no second mortgapc.
Second r.ortgage
18
21
14
6
2
2
3663
612
1.
2.
3.
6.
0.
Under 3.0 per
3.0-3.9x.
4.0-4.92.
5.0-5.4%.
5.5-5.9%.
6.0-6.4%.
cent.
debt.
147
Variable
615
Description
(can't)
99
19
93
2512
616
619
on additions
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
0.
0.
161
1.
Whether
on additions
and repairs.
on A & R
$1-9.
$10-19.
$20-29.
$30-39.
$40-49.
$50-59.
$60-79.
$80 and over.
NA.
Inap.,
does not
addition
3565
and repairs
$1-49.
$50-99.
$100-199.
$200-499.
$500-999.
$1000 and over.
NA.
Inap.,
no expenditure
payment
Whether
1381
2345
620
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
9.
0.
Monthly
11
39
39
16
18
12
10
11
5
3565
618
6.5-7.4%.
7.5% and over.
NA.
Inap.,
no mortgage.
Expenditures
230
174
263
380
216
218
29
2216
617
7.
8.
9.
0.
and repair
Does not
repairs.
Has debt
have monthly
payment
on A & R.
debt
now have debt
for
for
and repairs.
additions
additions
and
owns home or trailer
0.
1.
Whether
Does not own home or trailer.
Owns home or trailer.
self-employed
3325
0.
401
1.
only
Not self-employed
or both
for someone else (includes
Self-employed
only.
self-employed
NA's).
and works
148
Variable
621
622
Description
Years
in present
359
333
279
205
142
407
587
475
42
897
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
0.
623
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
9.
0.
during
1966
One week.
2 weeks.
3.
4.
5-7.
8-12.
13 weeks and over.
NA.
None, IMP.
Number of weeks Head unemployed
31
37
28
46
56
51
165
2
30
3280
624
One year.
2-3 years.
4-5.
6-7.
8-9.
10-14.
15-24.
25 years or over.
NA.
None, Inap.
Weeks of vacation
427
678
419
210
87
33
31
21
1820
job
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
I.
8.
?.
0.
One week.
2 weeks.
3.
4.
5-7.
3-11.
12 weeks or more.
DK.
NA.
None, Inap.
Number of weeks Head ill
187
134
67
72
54
48
115
1
23
3025
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
0.
in 1966
One week.
2 weeks.
3.
4.
5-7.
8-11.
12 weeks or more.
DK.
NA.
None, Inap.
in
1966
149
Variable
625
Description
Weeks Head worked
34
81
188
443
690
876
474
3
22
915
626
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
8.
9.
0.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
9.
0.
Hours wife
155
173
654
107
40
17
10
34
2536
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
a.
9.
0.
630).
per week in 1966
1-19 hours.
20-34.
35-40.
41-48.
49-59.
60 hours and over.
DK.
NA.
None, Inap.
Hours Head worked
114
77
61
31
21
37
16
39
3330
628
Less than 14 weeks.
14-26.
27-39.
40-47.
48-49.
50-51.
52.
DK.
NA.
None, Inap.
(coded 0 in Var.
Hours Head worked
59
98
1255
565
431
348
16
45
909
627
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
0.
in 1966
on second
job
in 1966
1-199 hours.
200-399.
400-599.
600-799.
800-999.
1000-1499.
1500 hours and over.
NA.
None, Inap.
worked
per week in 1966
1-19 hours.
20-34.
35-40.
41-48.
49-59.
60 hours and over.
DK.
NA.
or wife
IMP.
9 no wife
didn't
work.
150
Variable
629
Description
Weeks wife
210
173
156
152
139
217
104
7
32
2536
630
915
2811
631
632
633
Head worked
0.
1.
Whether
908
2818
in 1966
Less than 14 weeks.
14-26 weeks.
27-39,
40-47.
48-49.
50-51.
52.
DK.
NA.
None, Inap.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
0.
Whether
worked
Did not work (coded
Worked in 1966.
Head in labor
0.
1.
in 1966
force
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
736
0.
in January,
625).
February
1967
Not in labor force.
In labor force - working now; unemployed,
sick,
or laid off;
retired
and working
now; retired
and
sick or laid off (coded 6, 7, or 8 in
unemployed;
Var. 462).
Occupation
B - Unemployed
when working
375
232
206
335
514
577
382
139
230
0 in Var.
classified
according
to job
Professional,
technical
and kindred
workers.
Managers, officials
(non-self-employed).
Self-employed
businessmen
and artisans.
Clerical
and sales workers.
Craftsmen,
foremen, and kindred
vorkers.
Operatives
and kindred
workers.
Laborers
and service
workers.
Farmers and farm managers.
Miscellaneous
groups,
including
students
of all
ages, housewives
and rentiers
under age 55.
Retired;
~UseVives
(if 55 or over);
handle own investments
only if over 55.
Life Cycle
(Unemployed people and housewives
55 years or over are
unemployed
people
and housewives
under
considered
retired;
55 are considered
to be in the labor force).
Under Age 45
228
188
735
343
1.
2.
3.
4.
..
Unmarried,
no children.
2 or more adults,
Married,
Married,
2 or more adults,
Married,
2 or more adults,
over.
no children.
youngest
child
youngest
child
under
6 or
6.
151
Variable
633
Description
(can't)
Age 45 or over
447
594
5.
6.
364
7.
279
360
8.
9.
Married,
2
Married,
2
labor force.
Married,
2
retired.
Unmarried,
Unmarried,
or more adults,
or more adults,
has children.
no children,
head in
or more adults,
no children,
head
Unmarried,
has children.
no children,
no children,
head in labor
head retired.
force.
Any age
634
-
635
188
0.
Life
Cycle,
358
186
503
1.
2.
3.
575
4.
448
953
703
5.
6.
7,
0.
1.
0.
1.
Whether
1490
2236
638
45, not married
(with or without
children).
45, 2 or more adults,
married,
no children.
married
less than 10
has children.
married
10 years or
has children.
over, 2 or more adults,
married,
has children.
over, 2 or more adults,
married,
no children.
over, not married,
(with or without
children).
(brackets
coded 80-89
on
Not a farmer or farm manager.
Is farmer or farm manager.
Whether Blue Collar
Worker (self-employed
artisans
& craftsmsn;
other craftsmen,
foremen & kindred
workers;
operatives;
government protective
service
workers)
service
workers;
laborers,
2196
1530
637
Under
Under
Under
years,
Under
more,
45 or
45 or
45 or
assigned)
Whether farmer or farm manager
the SCF occupation
code)
3585
141
636
GM (NA's
collar
worker.
owns home or trailer
0.
1.
Whether
2472
1254
Others.
Is a blue
Others.
Owns home or trailer
renter
0.
1.
and is not
and not
Others.
Renters
and is not
a farmer
who are not
a farmer
farmers.
a farmer.
Variable
639
152
Description
Hourly
2562
158
265
298
160
120
59
60
20
24
640
earnings
0.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
Hourly
641
Hourly
1150
146
165
260
269
332
402
474
313
215
642
Hourly
643
Total
17
98
262
327
231
128
148
2515
not
ascertained)
of Head (bracket)
work
per hour.
from MTR 608
(or hours
not
ascertained).
of wife
Dollars
and cents earned per hour.
Fifty
cents an hour.
$9.99 an hour or more.
Wife did not work or hours not ascertained.
Mortgage
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
0.
(or hours
of Head
Head did not
$0.50-0.99.
$1.00-1.49.
$1.50-1.99.
$2.00-2.49.
$2.50-2.99.
$3.00-3.49.
$3.50-4.49.
$4.50-5.99.
$6.00-9.99.
earnings
xxx.
050.
999.
000.
from MTR 608
Dollars
and cents earned
Fifty
cents an hour,
$9.99 an hour or more.
Head did not work.
earnings
0.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
(bracket)
Wife did not work
$0.50-0.99.
$1.00-1.49.
$1.50-1.99.
$2.00-2.49.
$2.50-2.99.
$3.00-3.49.
$3.50-4.49.
$4.50-5.99.
$6.00-9.99.
earnings
xxx.
050.
999.
000.
of Wife
Payment
(1st.
mortgage
$1 - 24.
$25 - 49.
$50 - 74.
$75 - 99.
$100 - 124.
$125 - 149.
$150 and over.
No mortgage or do not
& 2nd. mortgage)
own a house.
153
Variable
644
Description
Region
848
1058
187
952
613
68
Interview
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
0.
Region
was taken
Deep South)
Northeast.
North Central.
Deep South.
Other South.
West.
Undefined
code.
#
2
1
3
Northeast
North
Central
Deep South
Connecticut
Maine
N. Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Vermont
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
North Dakota
Ohio
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Alabama
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
S. Carolina
5
4
Other
South
Arkansas
Delaware
Florida
Kentucky
Maryland
N. Carolina
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
Wash. D. C.
W. Virginia
645
(Include
Region
864
1110
1139
613
where
1.
2.
3.
4.
West
Arizona
California
Colorado
Idaho
Montana
New Mexico
Nevada
Oregon
Utah
Washington
Wyoming
Interview
Northeast.
North Central.
South.
West.
was taken
154
Variable
646
647
648
649
Description
Housing
Status
2295
1194
145
1.
2.
3.
82
10
4.
5.
1964 House Purchasers
28
98
22
1.
2.
3.
2099
1250
93
4.
5.
6.
136
8.
Housing
459
1836
772
422
145
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
92
6.
(non-farm)
Bought new house or trailer
in 1966 (or 1967).
Bought used house or trailer
in 1966 (or 1967).
Bought house or trailer
in 1966 (or 1967), NA
new or used.
Other owners.
Renter (primary
and secondary
SU's - non-farm).
Neither
owns nor rents
(primary
and secondary
SU'S - non-farm).
Farmers.
Status
and Duration
Primary
Primary
Primary
Primary
Primary;
owner).
Unrelated
owner; bought 1964-1967.
owner; bought before 1964.
renter;
moved in 1964-1967
renter;
moved in before 1964.
neither
own nor rents
(includes
trailer
secondaries.
Total Net Outlay on All Cars Bought in 1966
(Price - Trade In, NA amounts are assigned)
0000.
-XXX.
650
owners).
Primary owner (excludes
trailer
Primary renter.
neither
owns nor rents
(includes
trailer
Primary,
owners).
Unrelated
secondary,
renter.
Unrelated
secondary,
neither
owns nor rents.
Total
No net outlay;
car a gift;
value of trade in equal
to price;
no car bought in 1966.
Negative
net outlay
(trade
in exceeds price).
Net Outlay
152
1.
117
78
57
127
137
154
107
129
2668
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
0.
on all
Cars Bought
in 1966 (Field
in Var.
649)
zero and negative
net outlay,
(car was gift
or received
as payment in kind;
tradein or sale equals or exceeds price of car).
$250-499.
$500-749.
$750-999.
$1000-1499.
$1500-1999.
$2000-2499.
$2500-2999.
$3000 or over.
Inap.,
did not buy a car in 1966.
155
Variable
651
Description
Net Outlay on Cars and Durables
Actual
dollar
amount coded.
99999.
0 0000.
-xXxX.
652
653
-
NA.
on Cars and Durables
Field
in Var. 651)
$100-199.
$200-299.
$300-499.
$500-999.
$1000-1999.
$2000-2999.
$3000-4999.
$5000 and over.
No expenditure;
$100 net outlay.
negative
0.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
net
in 1966 (Net Outlay
outlay;
None.
One.
Two.
Three.
Four.
Five.
Six.
Seven.
Number of "major"
appliances
(Includes
- TV, refrigerators,
2659
907
141
19
655
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
0.
in 1966
less
than
Number of appliances
purchased
in 1966
washers,
dryers,
ranges,
(Includes
- TV, refrigerators,
air conditioners,
deep freezers,
sewing machines,
dishwashers,
record players,
tape recorders,
humidifiers,
radios,
217-225
except
furniture
dehumidifiers
- Var.
Var. 221).
2275
997
327
96
24
5
1
1
654
Net outlay
on durables
No expenditures.
Negative
net outlay.
Major Expenditure
of $100 or more;
303
252
311
420
319
268
173
29
1651
Bought
0.
1.
2.
3.
None.
One.
Two.
Three.
Number of new cars
3270
440
15
1
0.
1.
2.
3.
purchased
washers,
None.
One.
Two.
Three.
purchased
in 1966
in 1966
only)
156
Variable
656
Description
Number of used cars
3082
578
62
3
1
657
0.
1.
2.
3.
6.
660
purchased
in 1966
None.
One.
Two.
Three.
Six.
Additions
and Repairs
Total Net Outlay on Cars, Durables,
(NA Amounts assigned:
durables
= $50, additions
and
repairs
= $200)
00000.
-XXX.
659
in 1966
None.
One.
Two.
Three.
Six.
Number of cars
(New and Used)
2668
939
109
9
1
658
0.
1.
2.
3.
6.
purchased
Total
(Field
No net outlay
Negative
net
on cars, durables,
or A 6 R.
outlay
(trade
in exceeds price).
Net Outlay on Cars,
in Var. 658)
710
1.
465
314
204
239
192
181
127
291
1003
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
0.
Durables,
Additions
zero and negative
net outlay,
(a gift
or received
as payment in kind;
trade-in
or sale equals or exceeds price of car).
$250-499.
$500-749.
$750-999.
$1000-1499.
$1500-1999.
$2000-2499.
$2500-2999.
$3000 or over.
did not make expenditure
in 1966.
Inap.,
Additions
Major Expenditure
on Cars, Durables,
(Field
in Var. 658) (Net Outlay of $100 dollars
all purchases)
287
262
365
518
431
308
228
63
1264
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
0.
and Repairs
$100-199.
$200-299.
$300-499.
$500-999.
$1000-1999.
$2000-2999.
$3000-4999.
$5000 and over.
No expenditure;
$100 net outlay.
negative
net
outlay,
and Repairs
or more on
less
than
c
157
Yariable
661
Description
Index of Major Expenditures
in 1966
(Net outlay
of $100 or more on cars,
and repairs
or bought a house)
1343
878
237
17
1251
662
1.
2.
3.
4.
0.
663
664
1966
television
washing
machine,
Owned none prior
to 1966.
Dollar
value of stock.
Total Vdue
of Appliances
Owned before 1966 (Field
in
Var. 662) (Includes
TV, refrigerator,
washing machine,
stove,
air conditioner
only)
298
130
142
185
324
99c
1326
273
58
--
or additions
Made one type of major expenditure
in 1966.
Made two types of major expenditures
in 1966.
(I
,I
Made three "
" "
"
11
(1
"
four
"
" "
"
No major expenditure;
no expenditure.
Total Value of Appliances
Bought Before
(Includes
(and owned at interview
date)
[color
or black and white],
refrigerator,
stove,
air conditioner
only)
0000.
XxXx.
durables,
0.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
9.
Owned none prior
$1-99.
$100-199.
$200-299.
$300-399.
$400-499.
$500-749.
$750-999.
$1000 and over.
to 1966.
Average
Age of Durables
Owned
TV, refrigerator,
washing
1966 purchws
conditioner
only.
Harmonic kan is uoed.
Includes
AVERAGE AGE
=
n = number of durables
m
machine,
stove,
air
counted with AGE=O.
= number of durables
-
AVERAGE MULTIPLIED BY 10
000.
Gwns no durable6
xxx.
Average Age of Durables
owned before
bought
1966
in 1966 ( 1
= 1 for
age
these)
158
Variable
665
Description
Average
182
364
691
489
411
365
344
218
662
666
0.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
Owned
(See Var.
0.
1.
2.
3.
4.
664)
Owns none.
1.0 - 1.9.
2.0 - 2.9.
3.0 - 3.9.
4.0 - 4.9.
5.0 - 5.9.
6.0 - 6.9.
7.0 - 7.9.
8.0 or more.
Number of Durables
With 2 or More Repairs
not included)
(Includes
TV, refrigerator,
air conditioner
only)
machine,
stove,
2818
810
73
22
3
667
Age of Durables
(1966 purchases
washing
None.
One.
Two.
Three.
Four.
Number of Durables
Owned with
Less Than 2 Repairs
(Includes
all 1966 purchases
of durables
listed
in
Var. 666 as well as all such durables
owned prior
to
1966 with less than 2 repairs)
219
290
322
840
1374
542
118
17
4
668
0.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
None.
One.
Two.
Three.
Four.
Five.
Six.
Seven.
Eight.
Total Number of Durables
(Includes
TV, refrigerator,
conditioner
only)
182
275
215
548
1585
702
187
24
8
0.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
None.
One.
Two.
Three.
Four.
Five.
Six.
Seven.
Eight.
Owned (includes
1966 purchases)
washing machine,
stove,
air
DATAFORMAT
r
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DATA FORMAT INFORMATION
The following
pages contain information
on the format, location
and other
The format information
is
characteristics
of the variables
in this study.
Listed
below
are
the
meanings
intended for both OSIRIS and non-OSIRIS users.
of the terms found in the data format heading.
COLUMNS
= The columns occupied by the variable
on this
of the card image version of the data.
particular
card
The name is used
VARIABLE NAME = A name for the variable
up to 24 characters.
on moat printed
output of OSIRIS to label the variables,
making
it easier to check which variables
have been referenced.
VAR I
This number Identifies
the specific
var= The variable
number.
iables.
The first
variable
is usually
denoted Vl, the second
Variables
are referenced
by this number when
V2, and so forth.
they are to be used in an OSIRIS program.
WIDTH
= The width
TLOC
= The starting
byte location
of the field
containing
the variable
In a logical
record format.
Variable
with TLOC 251 begins at
the two hundred fifty
first
byte.
NORESP
Some variables
represent
more than '
= The number of responses.
one distinct
value -- for example, a variable
which represents
"Of the following
mags+nea, which five are you
the question,
..
most likely
to read?".
MDCODEl
MDCODEZ
= Missing data codes.
Two types of missing data codes may be
These indicate
which of the code values in
used in the data.
the data do not represent
true data values.
These are labeled
"1" and "2" in the format information.
For the first,
any value
in the data exactly
equal to the missing data code value is considered missing.
The second misaing data value, howwer, denotes
the beginning
of a range of values.
If MB2 is positive,
then
any data value equal to or greater
than MD2 is treated as missing
data.
If MD2 is negative,
then an value equal to or leas than
MD2 is treated
as missing data.
of the
In general,
calcula:iona.
case sbnuld
field
containing
the variable.
missing data should not be included In statistical
If a case has mi.aaLng data on a variable,
the
be omitted from calculations
involving
that variable.
171
l roro)ECK=
COLUHNS
I2
36
7m-
.-.
7
10
11
12
13
14
I4
17
18
-
11
12
13
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
24
-
19
20
23
32
34
35
38
39
40
42
43
45
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
s417 u41 64 -
56
57
60
63
64
65 47 -
66
67
40 0 70 -
68
69
70
71
12
73
74
75
76
78
79
00
71
72
73
74
75
77
70
79
80
::
34
11
40
41
43
44
46
48
49
so
51
s2
53
s4
55
-
1
VARIABLE NAHE
IS THE CONSTANT: '01'
IHTERUIEU NUHBER
NEIGH1 9t80
PSU CODE l:lO-12
REGIOW-9 DGT-PSU 1110
PSU SUB-ID. ltll
URBANIZATION lrl2
IDENTIFICATION
1:13-14
COUNTY CODE 1815
SECONDARY SEL l:lb
BELT 1:17
SIZE OF PLACE 1:18
DIST FROR CENTER 1:19
CENSUS TRACT 1:20-22
VAR I
:
3
:
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
INT'S SOC.SEC.1:23-31
14
INT’S INT.NO. 1:32-33
DATE OF IN1 lr34
LENGTH OF INT.lrJS-37
SAMPLE RANDOM HALF 1:3G
H H CORP 1 DGT 1139
H H CORP 2 DOTS 1:39-40
SEX OF HEAD 1:41
A6E OF HEAD 1842-43
AGE OF UIFE l:44-45
IS R THE HEAD lr46
SEX OF R 1:47
NO OF ADULTS IN FU 1348
ADULTS 65 OR OLDER I:49
NO OF CHILDREN 1:50
A6E YOUNGEST CHILD 1:Sl
AGE OLDEST CHILD 1152
CHILDREN AGE 15-17 1:53
CHANGES IN NO IN FU lr54
CHILDREN NOT IN DU 1:55
SON-DAUGHTER 1:56-58
IN SCHOOL UKING 1:59-61
MARITAL STATUS 1:62
YEARS MARRIED 1:63-64
EDUC. OF HEAD lrbS
EDUC OF UIFE 1:66
NO R'S BEPENDENTS lrb7
HEAD LESS THAN 60 1:bS
YILL FU WOVE 1:69
RACE 1:70
NUMBER OF CALLS 1:71
PRESENT DURING INT 1:72
TYPE OF STRUCTURE 1:73
NEIGHBORHOOD 1:74-75
DID R UNDERSTAND 1:76
DISCREPANCIES 1:77
YHO IS HEAD 1:7E
15
lb
17
18
GIDTH
4
1
3
1
5
1
1
1
9
2
I
10
11
12
14
15
lb
17
18
3
9
2
19
22
1
33
34
37
38
39
41
42
44
3
19
20
2
21
1
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
2
2
1
1
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
40
49
50
6
1
1
1
1
1
I
36
TLOC
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
I
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
I
2
1
1
1
31
46
47
40
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
59
62
63
65
66
67
60
69
70
71
72
73
74
76
77
78
NORESP
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
I
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
I
1
1
1
3
3
1
1
I
1
1‘
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
ADCODEI
RDCODE2
0000008
0000099
0000999
0000099
0000000
0000099
0000009
0000009
0000000
0000000
0000007
0000009
0000000
0000000
0000009
0000000
0000009
0000000
0000009
0000009
0000008
0000099
0000009
0000008
0000009
0000008
0000009
0000099
0000009
r
162
*rro*BECK=
COLtINNS
12
36
78
99
10 10
11 11
12 - 13
14 17
10 18
- 19
ii - 20
21 - 21
- 22
f : - 27
t(28
2T29
10 - 30
Jl35
- 36
t : - 37
II - 38
19 - 40
01 - 44
(s45
4b - 50
II - 51
52 - 52
s3 - 53
I4 - 54
55 - 55
I4 - 56
57 - 57
SB56
59 - 60
41 - 61
6262
13 - 63
44 - 64
AS - 65
b466
47 - 67
4B - 60
19 - 69
70 - 70
71 - 71
72 - 72
73 - 73
74 - 76
77n
DO- 00
2
V4R I
WAR1IIBl.E RARE
1
INTERVIEU NURBER
CODER NUMBER lr79-80
51
DITE OF INT 2tlO
52
AGE HEAD BKT 2:11
53
BETTER MORSE NOU 2:12
54
55
YHY l/Y NOU 2:13-14
56
WY B/Y NW 2:13-16
B/U A YEAR FRON IOU 2117
57
EXPT BUY HOUSE SOON 2:lB
58
59
EXPT BUY HOUSE LATERZtl9
PLAN COST HOUSE 2r20
60
61
EXPECT A MD R 2121
PLAN COST h/R 2122-25
62
63
EXPT BUY CAR 12 110. 2r26
64
EXPT BUY N/U CllR 2:27
65
12 HO. CAR TIKING 2r2B
PLhN COST CM 2829-32
66
67
PLAN TX/SALE 2:33
EXPT BUY CAR 12+ 2134
68
69
NOU G/B BUY DUR 2r35
70
UHY B/B BUY DUR 2:36-37
YWY B/B BUY BUR 2136-39
71
EXPT BUY LARGE OUR 2:40
72
73
PLAN COST DUR 2:41-44
74
EXPT BUY TV 2145
75
PLAN COST TV 2:46
EXPT BUY REFRIG 2:47
76
77
PLAN COST REFRIG 2:4B
EXPT BUY UhSRER 2r49
78
PL4N COST MASHER 2rSO
79
EXPT BUY FURN 2151
80
PL4N COST FURN 2:52
Bl
BUY OTHER DUR 2:53-54
82
PLIN COST 4/R PKT 2:55
83
PLAN COST C4R BKT 2:Sb
84
PLAN COST DUR BKT 2:57
85
B/U NOWYR FROK NOU 2158
Bb
87
PL4N DUR COST $100 2:59
PLAN A/R COST 9100 2160
BB
INTENTIONS INDEX 2:bl
BP
NO INC VARY 2:62
90
91
CHGE FU EARNERS 2:63
INC,DEC EARNERS 2:64
92
UHO CHGE EARN 2:bS
93
UHO CHGE EARN 2:bb
94
UHO CHGE EARN 2:67
95
UHO CHGE E4RN 2:65-67
96
rW CMIE WtY 2115-67
97
ME KIHK
UIDTH
4
2
1
1
:
2
1
1
1
1
1
5
1
1
1
5
1
1
1
2
2
1
5
1
1
1
1
1'
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
I
1
1
1
1
1
1
TLOC
NORESP
1
79
Bl
82
83
84
86
90
91
92
93
94
95
100
101
102
103
108
109
110
111
113
117
1lB
123
124
125
126
127
128
129
130
131
133
134
135
136
137
138
139
140
141
142
143
144
145
146
149
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
'l1
1
1
2 .
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
3
3
RDCODEl
HDCODEZ
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000009
0000000
0000000
0000009
0000000
0000009
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000009
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000I00
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000009
0000008
00000?9
0000099
0000008
0000009
0000009
0099999
OOOOM9
00000oT
0099999
0000008
0000009
0000000
000009B
OOODO9B
0099999
ooooow
0000009
0000009
0000009
0000009
0000001
0000009
0000008
0000003
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
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COLUNNS
12
36
79
10 - lb
17 - 17
1B - 18
1920
21 - 21
22 - 23
24 - 24
25 - 25
26 - 26
27 - 28
29 - 29
so31
I2 - 32
13 - 33
14 - 34
35 - 35
36 - 36
37 - 38
39 - 42
43 - 43
44 - 45
46 - 49
50 - 50
51 - 51
52 - 52
53 - 53
54 - 54
55 - 55
56 - 56
s7 - 57
se - 59
60 - 60
&1 - 61
12 - 62
43 - 63
14 - 64
15 - 65
16 - 66
47 - 67
b0 - 60
b9 - 69
70 - 73
74 - 74
75 - 70
79 - 79
00 - a0
3
VARIABLE MllE
INTERVIEU NUNBER
UHO CHGE EARN 2:65-67
TOTAL FU INCOME 3:10-15
INC CHG FROM 1965 3:lb
UHY 66 INC UP 3rl7
UHY 66 INC UP 3:17-18
UHY 66 INC DN 3119
UHY 66 INC DN 3:19-20
INC MORE THAN 1962 3121
EXPT 1967 IMC CHGE 3:22
UNY 67 INC UP 3:23
UHY 67 INC UP 3:23-24
UHY 67 INC DN 3:25
UHY 67 INC bll 3,2S-26
EXPT 1970 INC CHGE 3:27
PRICE CHGE NEXT YR 3:28
SIZE OF PRICE CNBE 3:29
PRICE CHGE GOOD/BAD 3:30
G/B TIHES IN 1967 3:31
UHY 6/B IN 1967 3132
UHY G/B IN 1967 3:32-35
NOU B/U THAN YR hG0 3:36
BUSINESS CHGES 3:37-38
BUSINESS CHGES 3:37-40
B/U A YR FROK NOU 3:41
B/U DURING NEXT 5YR 3:42
UILL BE RECESSION 3:43
UWY RECESSION 3:44
UHEN RECESSION 3r45
UNEKP NEXT YR 3:46
UHY UNEflP 3:47
ULD EVENTS RFF BUS 3:48
UHY AFF BUS 3:49-50
CODED Y 5-DI6IT
BKT 3:51
Y CHGE COMB lr53
PAST-FUT Y CH6 4YR 3:54
PAST-FUT YCHGE 1 YR 3:55
Y CHGE l-4 YRS PAST 3:56
Y CHGE l-4 YRS FM 3:57
YR HOVED IN HSE 4:10
YRS LIVED IN COUNTY 4:11
HOUSING STATUS 4:12
NOT OUN OR RENT 4:13
MONTHLY RENT 4:14-16
RENT FURN OR UNFURN 4:17
HSE VAL 0100)
4:18-21
NEU-USED HSE 4:22
ME BLANK
YAR N
IIBTW
TLOC
1
96
99
100
101
102
103
104
105
106
107
108
109
110
111
112
113
114
115
116
117
118
119
120
121
122
123
1?4
125
126
127
128
129
130
131
132
133
134
135
136
137
138
139
140
141
142
143
4
1
7
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
1
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
4
1
4
1
1
152
155
lb2
163
lb4
166
167
169
170
171
172
174
175
177
178
179
180
181
182
184
188
189
191
195
196
197
198
199
200
201
202
203
205
206
207
208
209
210
211
212
213
214
215
219
220
224
laafw
1
3
1
1
1
2
1
2
1
1
1
2
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
IUCODEl
KDCOlE2
0000000
9999999
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000009
0000008
0000009
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0000009
0000009
0000008
0000008
0000009
0000009
0000009
0000009
0000008
0000008
0000009
000000P
0000008
0000098
0000098
0000008
0000090
0000099
0000008
0000009
0000008
0000008
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ooooooe
0000091
0000008
0000009
0000009
0000009
0000009
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
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0009999
000000P
0000009
164
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COLUNNS
12
36
710
11 14
15 - 15
14 - 19
ff 27 JO32 -
22
26
29
31
32
::
-
34
33
ii n44 4849 so Sl 12 54 56 57 58 b9 hob2 13 &B72 74 74 77 -
37
38
43
47
48
49
50
51
53
55
56
57
58
59
61
62
67
71
73
75
76
80
4
VARIABLE R4RE
IS THE CONST4NT: '04'
INTERVIEU WUWBER
RENT-RORT PHTS 4123-25
NBE EOUITY 4:26-29
NO OF llORT6ABES 4:30
1ST AT646E(Sl00)4:31-34
NO PHTS 1ST HORT 4135-37
2ND HTG46EOl00)4:38-41
NO PHTS PND RORT 4142-44
YRS BEF RORT PD 4:45-46
RORT INC FIRE INS 4:47
INC PROPERTY TbXES 4:4B
INC UTILITY PflTS 4149
ItORT INTEREST 4150-51
HOUSING 4S6IBNRENT 4152
4 4ND R (1966) 4153~56
NO PWTS 4 6ND R 4:57-59
CAR ID NO 5:10
NO DRIVERS 5:11
10 CllRS OUWED5:12
IRS MILT CAR OUWER 5113
YR MODEL OF C4R 5114-15
MAKE OF CAR Srlb-17
BODY STYLE 5:lB
SIZE OF CAR 5119
PRINC DRIVER 5:20
BOUGHT NEU OR USED 5121
YEAR BOUGHT CAR 5122-23
OUE MONEY ON CRR 5:24
MOUNT BORROUED 5:25-28
MONTHLY PAYMENT 5:29-31
ORIG LENGTH DEBT S:32-33
REH LENGTH DEBT 5:34-35
IS FINAL PKT SAKE 5:36
DIFFERENT PhT 5:37-39
VAR 8
UIDTH
TLOC
NORESP
1
144
145
146
147
148
149
150
151
152
153
154
155
156
157
158
159
160
161
lb2
163
lb4
165
166
167
160
169
170
171
172
173
174
175
176
4
4
4
1
4
3
4
3
2
1
1
1
225
229
233
234
238
241
245
240
250
251
252
253
256
257
262
266
267
268
269
270
272
274
275
276
277
278
280
281
286
290
292
294
295
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
:
1
!i
4
1
1
1
1
2
2
1
1
1
1
2
1
5
4
2
2
1
4
RDCODEl
0009999
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
OOi~0060
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
KDCOMP
0000099
bOObOO
0000008
0000000
0000999
0099999
0009999
0000009
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000009
0000099
0000009
bOOOO09
0000009
0000099
0099999
0009999
0000099
ooooow
OObOO09
0009999
-
165
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COLUMNS
12
36
77
88
913
14 - 17
18 - 21
22 - 22
- 26
:: - 31
a2 - 33
a4 - 35
16 - 37
aa - 38
a9 - 39
10 = 40
41 - 41
42 - 42
43 - 43
44 - 44
45 - 45
46 - 47
48 - 59
60 - 60
61 -
61
12
44
bb
70
74
70
63
65
69
73
77
80
-
VARIABLE MAKE
IS THE CONSTANT: 'OS'
INTERVIEU NUKBER
PKTS INC CAR INS S:40
FINANCE THRU DEALER 5:41
REH TOT C4R DEBT 5:42-45
RID-CAR 5146-49
TOTAL PRICE S:!iO-53
TI-SALE OF CAR 5:54
MT TI/SALE CAR 5155-W
PAID IN CASH 5:59-62
YR RODEL OF TI 5:63-64
RAKE OF TX 5:65-66
YR BOUGHT TI 5167-68
BUY TI NEU OR USED 5:69
BODY STYLE TI 5:70
CONDITION OF TI 5:71
CAR DISPOSAL 5172
MISPLACED VEHICLES 5173
CAR ASSIGNRENTS 5:74
DOES FU OUN TRUCK 5175
NO OF TRUCKS OUNED b:10
YR NDD FIRST TR 6111-12
YR KODEL TRUCK b:ll-22
PERSONAL TRUCK USE br23
FREO PERSONAL USE 6:24
YR ROD NEUST TRK 6:25-26
AGE NEUEST TRUCK 6:27-28
VALUE OF CAR 1 6:30-33
YE #hRK
VAR I
UIDTH
TLOC
NORESP
1
177
178
179
180
181
182
183
184
185
186
187
1BB
189
190
191
192
193
194
195
196
197
198
199
200
201
202
203
204
4
1
1
5
4
4
1
4
5
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
1
1
2
2
4
4
4
1
299
300
301
306
310
314
315
319
324
326
328
330
331
332
333
334
335
336
337
338
340
352
353
354
356
358
362
366
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
6
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
NDCODEl
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
bOOOOO0
ObOOOOO
ObbOOOO
0000000
OOOObOO
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000009
0000000
OOOOObO
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
ObOOOOO
bOOOOO0
0000000
HDCODE?
000000P
0000009
0099999
0000009
0099999
0000099
0000099
0000099
0000009
0000009
bOOO099
0000099
0000009
00000050000099
166
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COLUHNS
12
36
710
11 14
15 - 18
It23
24 - 25
26 - 26
27 - 27
tR28
29 - 33
a4 - 30
at - 43
4444
4s45
Ob46
47 - 47
48 - 48
49 - 49
so50
Sl - 51
S2 - 52
13 - 54
SS55
56 - 57
18 - 58
a9 - 59
6061
62 - 62
63 - 63
64 - 65
66 - 66
67 - 67
6) - 69
70 - 70
71 - 71
72 - 73
74 - 74
n75
76 - 77
7m - 78
79 - 79
10 - 80
6
VARIABLE MAKE
VAR B
IS THE CONSTANT: ‘06’
1
INTERVIEU RUHBER
VALUE OF CAR 4 614%48
205
VALUE OF C4R 5 b:SO-53
206
VALUE OF CAR 6 b:!iS-58
207
TOT VAL CAR STK 6:59-63
208
YR HDD NEUST C4R 6164-65
209
CAR PRICE CLASS b:bb
210
RE6ION-9 DGT-NADA b:bB
211
TOT VAL CAR STK BKT 6169 212
TP DURABLES 7:10-13
213
TOT TI-SALE DUR 7:14-17
214
NET OUTLAY DUR 7118-21
215
FINANCE DURABLES 7122
216
BOT TV IN 66 7:23
217
BOT REFRIG IN 66 7124
218
BOT UASHER IN 66 7125
219
BOT BTOVE IN 66 7126
220
SOT FURN IN 66 7:27
221
BOT DRYER IN 66 7128
222
BOT DISHUSR IN 66 7129
223
BOT LIRCOND IN 66 7130
224
BOT OTHER DUR 7131-32
225
B/U TV BOT BEF 66 7133
226
AGE b/U TV 7:34-35
22?
B/U TV REPAIRED 7:36
228
COL TV BOT BEF 66 7:37
229
AGE COLOR TV 7138-39
230
COLOR TV REPAIRED 7140
231
REFRIG BOT BEF 66 7:41
232
AGE REFRIG 7142-43
233
REFRIG REPAIRED 7144
234
UASHER BOT BEF 66 7:45
235
AGE UASHER 7146-47
236
UASHER REPAIRED 7148
237
STOVE BOT BEF 66 7:49
236
AGE STOVE 7:50-51
239
STOVE REPAIRED 7:52
240
AIRCOND BOT BEF 66 7:53
241
AGE AIRCOND 7:54-55
242
AIRCOND REPAIRED 7:56
243
THINGS BUY-REPLACE 7:57
244
110 THINGS BUY-REP 7:58
245
UIDTH
4
4
4
4
5
2
1
1
1
5
5
5
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
2
1
1
2
1
1
2
1
1
2
1
1
2
1
1
1
TLOC
NORESP
37:
374
378
382
387
389
390
391
392
397
402
407
408
409
410
411
412
413
414
415
416
418
419
421
422
423
425
426
427
429
430
431
433
434
43s
437
438
439
44l
442
443
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
HDCODEt
ffDCODE2
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
0099999
0000000
0099999
OObOOOO 0099999
0000000
0000009
0000000
0000000
0000009
0000000
0000000
0000009
0000000
OObOOOO
0000009
OOOOObO
0000000
0000009
0000000
0000000
OOOOOb9
OOOOObO
0000000
0000009
0000000
0000099
0000009
0000099
0000009
0000099
0000009
0000099
0000009
0000099
0000009
0000099
0000009
0000009
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COLUMNS
l2
34
7?
10 - 10
ll11
12 16
17 - 17
18 - 16
t9 19
20 - 20
21 - 25
26 - 30
3135
36 - 40
4145
46 - 50
I1 - 55
#60
11 - 65
bb - 70
71 - 75
II - 80
UMIABLE NAHE
INTERVIEU NUKBER
YHAT BUY-REP 7:59-61
SPORT HOBBY ITEHS 7:b2
TAKE VACATION 7rb3
COST UF VACATION 7:64-67
COST VACATION BKT 7168
TP DURABLES BKT 7:b9
TOT TI-SALE DUR BKT 7:70
NET OUTLAY DUR BKT 7:71
EARNED INC HEAD B:lO-14
EARNED INC UIFE GrlS-19
EARNED INC FU D:20-24
NLC INC HEAD 8:25-29
KLC INC UIFE 8:30-34
KLC INC FU 8:35-39
CAP INC HEAD 8:40-44
CAP INC UIFE 8:45-49
CAP INC fU 8:50-54
INCONE TAX FU 8:55-59
TRANS INC HEAD 8rbO-64
TRANS INC UIFE 8:65-69
,**+#DECK=
8
COLUKNS
l2
36
711
12 - 17
18 18
19 - 19
20 - 20
21 - 21
22 - 22
23 - 23
24 - 24
25 - 25
26 - 26
27 - 27
28 - 28
29 - 29
30 - 30
a1 - 31
32 - 32
13 - 33
34 - 34
I5 - 35
36 - 36
37 - 37
7
VARIABLE WAKE
INTERVIEU NUABER
TRANS INC FU 8:70-74
107 Y FU 8:75-80
UAGES FU BKT 9:lO
SELF EKP INC fU BKT 9:ll
ROOK ETC INC FU BKT 9:12
FARM INC fU BKT 9:13
BUS INC FU BKT 9:14
DIVIDENDS FU BKT 9:15
RENT,INT INC FU BKT 9:lb
SOC SEC INC FU BKT 9t17
OTH RET INC FU BKT 9:lB
TOT TRANS Y FU BKT 9:19
6s TXBL INC 1 BKT 9:20
GS TXBL INC 5 BKT 9:24
NO HEADS TAX EXEKPS 9:?5
NO KINOR EARNERS 9:26
NO AAJOR EARNERS 9:2?
UHETHER OUNS BUS 9:2B
IllCOKE ABEIGRKENTS 9:29
VAR t
UIDTH
TLOC
NORESP
1
246
247
248
249
250
251
252
253
254
255
256
257
258
259
260
261
262
263
264
265
4
1
1
1
5
1
1
1
1
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
1
444
447
448
449
454
455
456
457
450
463
468
473
478
483
408
493
490
503
508
513
1
3
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
VAR II
UIDTH
TLOC
NORESP
1
266
267
268
269
270
271
272
273
274
275
276
277
270
279
280
281
282
283
284
285
286
20?
4
5
6
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
I
1
1
1
I
1
1
518
523
529
530
531
532
533
534
535
536
537
538
539
540
541
542
543
544
545
546
547
S48
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
KDCODEI
0000000
0000009
0000009
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
tlDCOBE1
0000009
KDCODE?
0000009
0099999
0000009
IlDCODE?
r
160
DECK 8. CON'T
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
4%
49
SO
51
12
13
54
I5
Sb17
19
60
11
A2
43
14
A5
bbb7
b8
19
70
17
7%
79
uo-
-
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
60
69
76
77
78
79
n
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COLUMNS
l2
36
710
ll15
lb20
21 - 24
25 - 29
30 - 34
15 - 38
39 - 43
44 - 40
49 - 52
53 - 57
58 - 62
63 - 66
b? - 71
72 - 76
77 - 60
EARNED IHC HEAB BKT 9:30
EARNED INC UIfE BKT 9:31
EARNED INC FU BKT 9:32
NLC XNC HEAD BKT 9133
ilLC INC UIFE BKT 9:34
KLC INC FU BKT 9:35
CAP INC HEAD BKT 9136
CAP INC UIFE BKT 9:37
CAP INC FU BKT 9:38
INCOME TAX FU BKT 9r39
TRANS INC HEAD BKT 9:40
TRANS INC UIFE BKT 9141
TRANS INC FU BKT 9:42
TOT Y FU BKT 9t43
0s TXBL MC N BKT 9144
TOTAL IttC MEAD 6KT 9:45
0s TXBL INC U BKT 9:4b
TOTAL Y UIFE BKT 9:47
EARNED INC OTH BKT 9148
KLC INC OTHERS BKT 9r49
CAP INC OTHERS BKT 9~50
0S TXBL INC OTH BKT 9x51
TRANS INC OTH BKT 9152
TOTAL Y OTH BKT 9:53
6s TXBL INC FU BKT 9154
DISPOS Y FU 0KT 9155
PROP INC REC BY HEAD9156
PROP INC REC BY YJFEP:S7
PROP INC REC BY OTH 9158
PROP INC ERN BY HEAD9:59
PCT Y EARNED U BKT 9x60
DISPOS Y FU 9:67-72
TOT INC DECILES fU 9:73
TOT INC PUINTb FU 9:74
DlEP IUC D&Cuff
FU 9175
DISP IltC mm5
IY 9171
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
7
1
1
1
1
577
578
579
580
581
588
589
590
$71
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
UAR 0
UIDTH
TLOC
IIORESP
1
324
325
326
327
328
329
330
331
332
333
334
335
336
337
338
339
4
4
5
5
4
5
5
4
5
5
4
5
5
4
5
5
4
59:
59b
101
406
610
615
620
(24
(29
634
b30
b43
640
652
657
662
200
289
290
291
292
293
294
295
291
297
298
299
300
301
302
303
304
305
30&
307
308
309
310
311
312
313
314
315
316
317
310
319
320
321
::
549
550
551
552
553
554
555
556
557
558
559
560
Sbl
562
563
564‘
565
5bb
567
568
570
571
572
573
574
575
576
0000009
9999999
T
VARIABLE WANE
INTERVIEU NURBER
00 PAY A/R 10110-12
RID bb A/R 10:13-lb
RID NOT 66 A/R 10:17-20
If0 PAY CAR 10121-23
RID 66 CAR 10:24-27
RID NOT 66 CAR 10:28-31
00 PAY DUR 10:32-34
RID 66 DUR 10:35-38
RID NOT 66 DUR 10:39-42
DO PAY OTHER 10:43-45
RID bb OTHER 10:46-49
RID NOT 66 OTH 10:50-53
110 PAY WEDICAL 10:54-56
RID 66 NEDICAL 10:57-60
RID NOT 66 HEI1 lOzbl-64
HO PAY(NOT DEBT)lO:b5-b?
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
IlDCODEl
0009999
0099999
0099999
0009999
0099999
0099999
0009999
0099999
0099999
0009999
0099999
0099999
0009999
0099999
0099909
0009999
lIDCODE
169
r*OrcBECK=
COLUMNS
l2
36
711
12 - lb
1721
22 - 26
27 - 31
32 - 36
3741
42 - 42
43 - 43
44 - 47
48 - 48
I-
:;
54
57
60
61
62
63
64
15
66
67
60
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
-
52
53
56
59
60
61
62
63
14
65
66
67
6%
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
;; 79 80 -
77
78
79
00
10
VAR G
VARIABLE NAME
INTERVIEU NUHBER
1
TOT RID-TREND lO:b%-71
340
TOT RID-PANEL 10:72-75
341
RNID A AND R ll:lO-13
342
RNID CARS 11:14-17
343
RNID DURABLES ll:l%-21
344
RNID OTHER 11:22-25
345
RNID MEDICAL 11:26-29
346
INST DEBT ASSGN 66 11:30
347
DEBT ASGN NOT 66 11:31
348
AIDP/RATIO-TRll:32-34
349
AIDP RATIO-TR BKT 11:35
350
AIDP RATIO-PAN 11:5b-38
351
AIDP RATIO-PAN BKT llr39
352
D/D-PAY RAT-TR 11840-41
353
D/D-PAY RAT-PAN 11:42-43
354
RID bb A/R BKT llr44
355
RID NOT 66 A/R BKT 11145
356
RID bb CAR BKT lls4b
357
RID NOT 66 CAR BKT If:47
358
RID bb DUR BKT llr40
359
RID NOT bb PUR BKT 11:49
360
RID 66 OTHER BKT 11:50
361
RID NOT 66 OTH BKT 11:51
362
RID 66 HEU BKT lt:52
363
RID NOT 66 HED BKT 11:53
364
RNID A AND R BKT 11:s)
365
RNID CARS BKT 11:55
366
RNID DURABLES BKT 11:5b
367
RNID OTHER BKT 11:57
368
RNID MEDICAL BKT 11:58
369
RID 66 TR BKT 11:59
370
RID bb-PAN BKT 1l:bO
371
RID NOT bb-TR BKT 11:bl
372
RID NOT bb-PAN BKT 11:62
373
RID ALL YR A/R BKT 11:63
374
RID ALL YR CAR BKT 11:64
375
UIDTH
TLOC
NORESP
4
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
1
1
4
1
4
1
3
3
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
bbb
671
676
681
686
691
696
701
702
703
707
700
712
713
716
719
720
721
722
723
724
725
726
727
720
729
730
731
732
733
734
735
736
737
730
739
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
KDCODEt
0099999
0099999
0099999
0099999
0099099
0099999
0099990
0009999
0000009
0009999
0000009
0000999
0000999
0000009
0000009
0000009
0000009
HDCODE?
170
W***DECK=
COLURNS
I2
3b
I'07
9loII12
13
14
15
14
17
I#
lT-
-
f:
22
tl
24
2524
27
-
z
a0
31
32
a3
a4
astb
17
a9
40
41
44
49
50
51
ss56
17
S859
A3
64
65
bb
-
-
-
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
lb
17
10
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
38
39
40
43
48
49
50
54
55
56
57
58
62
63
64
65
bb
11
VARIABLE NAME
VAR II
1
INTERVIEU NUMBER
RID ALL YR DUR BKT llrb5
376
RID ALL YR OTH BK lltbb
377
RID ALL YR WED BK 11:67
370
379
TOT DEBT A/R BKT 1 tb8
TOT DEBT CARS BKT ll:b9
380
TOT DEBT DUR BKT 1 1:70
301
TOT DEBT OTHER BKT 11171
302
TOT DEBT ItED BKT 1 I:72
303
RID ALL YR-TR BKT 11273
384
RID ALL YR-PAN BK 11~74 305
TOT DEBT-TR BKT 1 175
386
TOT DEBT-PAN DKT 1:76
307
TOT DEBT-PAN BKT 1:76
380
TOT DEBT-PAN BKT 11r7b
389
PAYMENT TO LOAN CO 12:lO
390
DEDUCTION FROR PAY 12:ll
391
DEDUCT FOR STOCKS 12112
392
DEDUCT FOR PENSION 12r13
393
DEDUCT FOR SAVING 12:14
394
DEDUCT FOR INSUR 12:15
395
DEDUCT FOR DEBT 12:lb
396
DEDUCT FOR OTHER 12:t7
397
PAIltENTS BY OTHERS 12:lE
390
DEBT PAY BY OTHERS 12:19
399
PURPOSE PAY BY OTH 12:20
400
UHETHER HAS NO PAY 12:21
401
LARGER PAY EASY 12:22
402
PAYMENTS FOR BUS 12:23
403
PAY AS SCHEDULED 12825
404
UHY NOT SCHEDULED 12:26
405
UHY NOT SCHEDUL 12:26-27
406
UOULD FINAN PUR 12:28
407
OUE BUT NO REG PAY 12129
40%
PURP OF NID 12:30-32
409
410
AHT NID OUED 12:33-36
INTER ON NID 12:37
411
PAID OFF IN 1966 12:30
412
UHAT PAID OFF 12:39-42
413
FINISHED PAY 66 1 12:39
414
FINISHED PAY 66 2 12140
415
FINISHED PAY’bb(3)
12:41
416
FINISHED PAY’bb(4)
12:42
417
START PAY 1966 12:43-46
41%
START PAY ‘66(l)
12:43
419
START PAY ‘bb(2)
12:44
420
START PAY ‘bb(3)
12:45
421
0TART PAY '4bt4)
12141
422
UIDTH
TLOC
NORESP
4
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
740
741
742
743
744
745
746
747
74%
749
750
751
752
753
754
755
756
757
750
759
760
761
762
763
764
765
766
767
768
769
770
772
773
774
777
782
703
784
788
709
790
791
792
796
797
790
799
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
3
1
1
1
4
1
1
1
1
4
1
1
1
1
:
1
1
1
1
1
I
1
1
1
1
1
1
HDCODEl
KDCODE?
0000009
0000009
0000009
0000009
0000009
0000009
0000009
0000009
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000009
0000000
0000000
0000009
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000009
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000009
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
euuoooo
0000009
0000009
0000009
0000008
0000009
0000008
0000008
0000008
0000008
0000009
0000009
0000009
0000009
0000009
0000009
0000009
0000008
0000000
0000008
0000008
0000000
171
DECK 11, CON'T
6/B WY IUSTALUEWT 13:lO
b7 - 67
UHY DEBT GD/BDtlI 13:ll
6% - 6%
UHY 6/B INSTAL l3:11-12
69 - 70
UHY DEBT GD/BD 02 l3:13
71 - 71
UHY G/B INSTAL 13:ll-14
I2 - 75
BORROU FOR ILLNESS 13:15
71 - 76
BORROU fOR UACATIN 13:16
77 - 77
BORROU FOR fURS 13:17
78 - 78
BORROU FOR LIVING 13:lE
79 - 79
BORROU FOR EDUC 13:19
00 - 00
rrrr:DECK+
COLUNNS
l2
Ib
I7
u8
c9
10 - IO
IfII
12 - 13
14 - 14
15 lb
171e
1920
21 - 21
22 - 27
28 - 20
2929
a0 - 30
ai - 31
12 - 32
a3 - 33
a4 - 34
B535
a4 - 3e
37 - 37
-a0 - 36
B9 - 39
40 - 40
41 - 41
42 - 42
43 - 43
44 - 44
45 - 45
46 - 48
49 - 49
5051
52 - 52
53 - 53
54 - 54
423
424
425
426
427
428
429
430
431
432
1
1
2
1
2
1
I
1
I
1
000
801
002
804
805
809
810
811
012
013
I
I
I
1
2
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000008
0000009
0000098
0000009
0000098
0000008
0000008
0000000
0000008
0000008
12
VARIABLE WAltE
INTERUIEU NUMBER
BORROU FOR CAR 13r20
BORROU FOR FURN 13:2l
BORROU FOR BILLS l3:22
UHY FINANCE CAR l3r23
UHY FINANCE CAR 13~24
UHY FINANCE CAR 13:23-24
KIND OF RAN 13:25
KIND OF HAN 13:25-26
KIND OF NAN l3:27
KIND OF RAN 13:25-30
KIND OF NAN l3:29
DEBT EXPERIENCE 13:31
IN7 ON 81000 13:33
ESTIMATE INT $1000 13:34
ACCURACY OF IN1 13:35
DIFF IN IN1 RATE 13:36
UHERE IN1 LOUEST 13:37
INTEREST CHANGES 13:30
GAS CREDIT CARDS 13:39
NO GAS CARDS USE l3:40
OTH CHARG,CREDIT l3:41
NO OTHER CHARG USE 13:42
REVOLVING ACCOUNTS l3:43
REPOSSESSED 13:44
ATTACHED,GARNISHED 13:45
BANKRUPTCY l3:46
UHY REPOSSESS,GARN 13:47
HEAD ENPLOY STATUS 14:lO
HEAD OCC NO 311 14:11-13
HEAD SCF INDUSTRY 14:14
HEAD SCF IND.SD 14:14-I5
HEAD SUPERVISE OTH l4:lb
HEAD SELC ENP 14:!7
#LAD BELOU UNION 14:lE
VAR 1
UIDTH
TLOC
NORESP
1
433
434
435
436
437
438
439
440
441
442
443
444
445
446
447
448
449
450
451
452
453
454
-455
456
457
450
459
460
461
462
463
464
465
466
467
4b8
4
I
1
1
1
I
I
I
2
2
2
1
2
1
1
1
I
1
I
I
1
I
I
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
3
I
2
1
1
1
1
814
815
816
817
818
819
821
022
824
826
028
029
035
836
037
838
039
840
041
842
843
844
845
046
047
048
849
850
851
85?
053
856
057
059
010
0bl
1
1
I
I
I
I
2
1
I
1
I
1
3
1
1
1
1
1
I
I
1
1
1
1
I
I
1
1
1
I
I
1
1
I
1
1
1
HDCODEI
HDCODE?
0000000
0000000
0000008
0000000
0000006
0000009
0000009
0000000
0000009
0000009
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000009
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000090
0000@9?
0000008
0000008
0000008
0000008
0000000
0000008
0000008
0000000
OOOOOO9
0000000
0000006
0000008
0000009
0000009
0000008
0000008
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
000009~
0000300
0000009
000000P
172
DECK 12, CON’T
55 57 59 61 63 65 67 b%72 73 76 77 79 w-
56
58
60
62
64
66
67
71
72
75
76
78
79
a0
-
IIAIll JODrN 14119-20
VACATXbN:H 14:?!-22
UNEHP:HEAD 14:23-24
ILL: HEAD 14:25-26
UORKEDtHEAD 14:27-20
HRS UK UORKED:H 14:29-30
SECOND JOBsHEAD l4:31
HRS 2ND JOB:H 14:32-35
HEAD RETIRED 14:36
OCC NO BEf RET 14:37-39
SCF IND BEF RET 14:40
SCF IND BEF RET 14:40-I!
SELF EUP BEF RET 14:42
WPE8UIlc
DEF UET 14843
449
470
471
472
473
474
475
476
477
478
479
480
481
402
2
2
2
2
2
2
1
4
1
3
1
2
1
I
842
064
016
86%
870
072
874
875
879
880
083
884
886
007
1
1
I
1
I
1
1
1
1
1
1
I
1
1
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000099
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0000098
0000098
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0000090
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0009999
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0000000
0000000
0000000
eGM000
0000009
0000009
13
-..MECK=
cams
l37all12
14
15
17
l921
23
25
27
28
29
It33
35
37
38
39
40
41
42
. 43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
57
63
19
75
-IRS
UKS
UKS
UKS
UKS
wtaat
2
6
7
10
11
13
14
lb
18
20
22
24
26
27
28
30
32
34
36
37
30
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
56
62
6%
74
80
lllt
IS THE COUSTANT: '13'
INTERVIEU UUWBER
UIFE UORK 14144
UIFE OCC NO 3D 14:45-47
UIFE SCF IND ID 14:48
UIFE SCF IND 2D l4:48-49
UIfE SELF EDP 14:50
HRS UK UORKED:U 14:51-52
UKS UORKEDtUIFE 14:53-54
DUNCAN SES HEAD 14:55-56
SCF OCC 2D H 14:57-58
'50 DEC DUNCAN H 14:59
CENS OCC 2D H 14:bO-61
UHITE,BLUE COLLAR 14:62
fIOD UHI BLU COLLAR 14:63
DUNC SES RET H 14:64-65
SCF OCC 2D R H 14rbb-67
DUNC SES-U 14:60-69
SCF OCC 2D U 14:70-71
HAVE LIFE INS 15:lO
AMT. LIFE INS 15:ll
LOAN FROK LIFE INS 15:12
NEU LIFE INS IN 66 l5:13
HAVE CKING ACCT 15:14
ART CKING ACCT 15:15
HAVE SAVING 15:lb
AHT SAVING l5:17
IfIf’ ADD TO SAVING 15:lE
HORE IMP SAVE l5:19
HAVE STOCK 15:20
ART STOCK 15:21
HAVE BONDS 15:22
AKT BONDS l5:23
GS TXBL 1NC:H lb:lO-14
TOT INC HEAD lb:15-I9
GS TXBL 1NC:U 16:20-24
TOT INC UIfE 16:25-29
EARNED INC OTH lb:30-34
WI
1
483
484
485
486
487
488
409
490
491
492
493
494
495
49b
497
498
499
500
so1
502
503
so4
505
506
507
508
509
510
511
512
513
514
515
516
517
51%
11Dlll
4
1
3
1
2
:
2
2
2
2
2
1
1
2
2
2
2
I
I
1
1
I
I
1
1
1
I
1
1
1
1
6
b
6
6
6
TLI
I
888
889
092
093
895
896
898
900
902
904
906
908
909
910
912
914
911
910
919
920
921
922
923
924
925
926
927
920
929
930
931
932
930
944
950
956
NORESP
1
1
I
1
1
1
I
I
1
1
1
I
1
I
1
I
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
I
1
1
1
1
1
I
1
1
1
1
1
I
1
I)CODEl
0000000
IIDCbDE2
0000009
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000009
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000009
0000000
0000009
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000009
0000000
0000000
0999999
0999999
0999999
0999999
0999999
0000009
0000098
0000090
0000008
0000008
0000008
0000008
0000008
0000009
0000008
0000008
0000008
000000e
-
173
rrtr*DECK=
-.
--
COLlMNS
I2
36
7I2
13 - 1%
1924
25 - 30
It - 36
17 - 42
43 - 49
50 - 52
s3 - 55
56 - 58
59 - 61
b2 - 64
A5 - 65
bb - 66
A7 - 67
4% - 69
to - 70
71 - 71
72 - 72
73 - 73
74 - 75
76 - 76
77 - ??
78 - 70
79 - 79
80 - 00
*****BECK=
COLUMNS
l2
36
78
9IO
II12
13 t4
15 15
lb - lb
17 - 17
16 - 21
22 - 22
23 - 27
28 - 28
29 - 29
30 - 30
31 - 31
32 - 32
33 - 33
I4
UIDTH
TLOC
4
b
6
6
6
6
6
7
3
3
3
3
3
I
I
1
2
I
1
I
1
2
I
1
1
1
1
962
96%
974
980
986
992
998
1005
1000
1011
1014
1017
102u
1021
1022
1023
1025
1026
1027
1020
1029
1031
1032
1033
1034
1
1
1
I
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
I
I
1
I
I
1
1
1
I
I
I
1
I
VAR 0
UIDTH
TLOC
NORESP
I
544
545
546
547
548
549
550
551
552
553
554
555
556
557
550
559
4
2
2
2
2
1
1
1
4
I
5
1
1
I
I
1
1
1
IO35
1037
1039
1041
IO43
1044
1045
1046
1050
IO51
1056
1057
1058
1059
IObC
1011
1
I
1
I
1
1
I
1
I
I
1
I
I
1
1
I
I
VAR Y
VARIABLE NARE
1
INTERUIEU NUMBER
519
HLC INC OTH lb:35-39
520
CAP INC OTH 16:40-44
6s TXBL INC OTH 16:45-49
521
522
TRANS INC OTH 16:50-54
TOT INC OTHERS 16:55-59
523
524
GS TXBL INC FU lb:bO-64
525
DISP INC FU lbrb5-70
526
PROP INC REC:H lb:71-72
527
PROP INC REC U 16:73-74
PROPINC REC OTH lb:75-76
520
529
PROP INC EARN H lbr77-78
PROP INC EARN U 16:79-80
530
NET OUTLAY bKT t7:1?
531
CAR PUR 1966-67 17113
532
66 CREDIT CAR PUR 17:14
533
534
AEE Of CAR 17:15-lb
Gti TYPE CAR:STAND l7:17
535
60 TYPE CAR:REVISE l7:18
536
A6E RANKING CARS 17:19
537
530
80 OUNERSHIP 17:20
539
AGE OLDEST CAR 17:21-22
MARKET ACTIVITY 66 17:23
540
541
LT IiOD NEU OUNR 17:24
TI PATTERN 17:25
542
543
FOHOCO CODE l7:26
ARE BLIRK
NORESP
IIDCOBEI
HDCODE2
0999999
0999999
0999999
0999999
0999999
0999999
9999999
0000999
0000999
0000999
0000999
0000999
0000000
0000000
0000099
0000009
0000000
15
VARIABLE NAWE
INTERVIEU NUWBER
AGE OF TRADE-IN 17:27-20
IRS TI OUNED 17129-30
TOT CARS OUNED 17:31-32
YR WOD NUST NEU 17:33-34
BOT NEU CAR ‘66 17:35
BOT USED CAR ‘66 l7:36
Gtl N/O '66 CAR PUR l7:37
N/O FIRST CAR 17:30-41
FINANCING ARRANG 17:42
INSTAL DEBT CAR 17:43-46
PRICE CAR PUR ‘66 17:4?
ID1 CAR BKT 17:48
ANT BORROUED BKT l7:49
UHTR OUNS TRUCK l7:50
CAR-TRUCK OUNER 17:51
TOT VENICLES OYNED 17152
lIDCODE
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
HDCODE?
0000009
0099999
0000000
000000"
174
DECK
34 35 36 37 3s 39 40 41 42 43 47 St D6 41 b6 71 76-
15,
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
46
50
55
60
IS
70
75
80
8888-E
COLURNS
12
36
711
12 16
17 - 21
22 - 26
27 - 31
32 - 36
37 - 41
42 - 46
47 - 51
52 - 56
S? - 58
II9 - 59
&O - 60
hl - 61
42 - 62
43 - 63
44 - 64
45 - 65
66 - 66
67 - 67
68 - 68
49 - 69
70 - 70
71 - 71
72 - 72
73 - 73
74 - 74
75 - 75
76 - 7b
77 - 77
78 - 90
CON'T
BPECIAL CAR CLASS l?:S4
TRADE-IN CAR BKT 17:55
TOT PRICE CAR BKT 17:56
REM DEBT CAR BKT 17:57
RID CAR BKT 17rSB
RONTHLY PAYHENT 17:59
PAID IN CASH BKT 17160
NEY CAR PRICE BKT 17r61
USED CAR PRICE BKT 17r62
PAY INS1 D-TR lB:lO-12
PAY INS1 D-PAN lB:13-15
RID 1966-TR lB:16-19
RID 1966-PAN lB:20-23
TOT RID NOT66 TRlB:24-27
TOT RID NOT66 PAlB:2B-31
RID A/R ALL IRS lBr32-35
RID tM8 YL vul~rY+9
S60
561
562
563
564
565
566
567
568
569
570
571
572
573
574
575
876
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
4
4
5
5
5
5
:
1062
1063
1064
1065
1066
1067
1068
1049
1070
1071
1075
1079
1084
1089
1094
1099
(I@4
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
I
1
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000009
0000009
16
VARIABLE WARE
INTERUIEY NUNBER
RID DUR ALL YRSlB:40-43
RID OTH ALL YRSlB:44-47
RID NED ALL YRS lB:4B-51
RTD A/R ALL YRSlB:52-55
RTD CARS lB:56-59
RTD DURABLES lBr60-63
RTD OTHER 18864-67
RTD HEDICAL lB:6B-71
RTD-TREND 18472-75
RTD-PANEL lB:76-79
STATE 19:10-11
RACE-UHITE=l 19:12
RACE-NON-NEGRO=1 19:13
CHILD UNDER TUO 19114
CHILD UNDER FOUR 19:15
CHILD UNDER SIX 19:16
CHILD 14-17 19:17
CHILD UNDER 25 NAH 19:lB
OTHER ADULTS IN FU 19:lP
NURBER PEOPLE FU 19:20
SELF-EKP-BUS,FARRR 19:21
LENGTH INTV BKT 19:22
AGE HEAD BK 19:23
A6E UIFE BKT 19:24
MARITAL STAT, SEX 19:25
NUWBER IRS NARRIED 19:26
MONTHLY RENT 19:27
HOUSE VALUE 19:2B
kONTH KORT OR REHT 19:29
HOUSE EOUITY 19:30
ARE PLWK
UAR II
UIDTH
TLOC
NORESP
1
577
578
579
580
581
582
583
584
se5
586
587
5BB
589
590
591
592
593
594
595
596
597
598
s99
600
601
602
603
604
605
6C6
4
5
s
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1109
1114
1119
1124
1129
1134
1139
1144
1149
1154
1159
1161
1162
1163
1164
1165
1166
1167
116B
1169
1170
1171
1172
1173
1174
1175
1176
1177
1178
1179
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
BDCODEl
tiDCODE2
0099999
0099999
0099999
0099995,
0099999
0099999
0099999
0099999
0099999
0099999
0000009
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
- 0000000
000000~
0000000
175
c****DECK=
COLUMNS
12
36
710
ll11
12 - 12
13 - 13
14 14
15 - 19
20 - 20
21 - 21
22 - 22
23 - 23
24 - 24
25 - 25
26 - 26
- 27
fi - 28
29 - 29
30 - 30
31 - 31
32 - 32
33 - 33
34 - 34
35 - 35
36 - 36
37 - 37
38 - 38
39 - 39
40 - 40
41 - 41
42 - 42
43 - 43
44 - 44
45 - 45
46 - 46
47 - 49
50 - 50
51 - 53
54 - 54
55 - 55
56 - 56
57 - 57
58 - 58
59 - 59
60 - 64
65 - 65
66 - 70
71 - 71
72 - 72
73 - ?3
74 - 74
75 - 75
76 - 76
77 - 80
17
VARIABLE MAKE
UAR II
UIDTH
TLOC
NORESF
HDCODEl
flDCODE2
INTERUIEU NUKBER
HSE EOUIY 4:26-29
ANT FIRST MORTGAGE 19:31
FIRST RORT PAYRENT 19:32
ART SECOND AORT 19:33
SECOND NORT PAYKT 19:34
tlTBAGEOl00)
19:35-39
TOT WORTGAGEDEBT 19:40
YRS TILL RORT PD 19:41
INTEREST ON NORT 19:42
ADDNS AND REPAIRS 19:43
NONTHLY PAIR1 A*R 19144
UHETHER A/R DEBT 19:45
HONEOUNER,TRAILER 19:46
SELF-EWPLOYD ONLY 19:47
YRS PRESENT JOB 19548
UEEKS VACATION 66 19:49
HEAD-UKS UNEMP 66 19:50
HEAD-UKS ILL 66 19:51
HEAD-UKS UORKED 66 19852
HEAD-HRS UORKED/UK 19153
HEAD-HRS 2ND JOB 19154
UIFE-HRS UORKED/UK 19:55
UIFE-UKS UORKED 19:56
IF H UORKED '66 19:57
HEAD-IN LF 1067 19:SB
OCCUPATION-B 19:59
LIFE CYCLE 19:60
LIFE CYCLE, GM 19:61
FARRER,FARH AANAGR 19:62
BLUE-COLLAR URKR 19:63
NONFARR HOKEOYNER 19r64
NONFARK RENTER 19:65
UIFE-HOURLY EARNS 19:6b
HEAD-HOURLY EARN 19:67-9
HEAD-HOURLY EARN 19:70
UIFE-HOURLY EARN 19:71-3
TOT IllBE PAY PKT 19:74
REGIONtDEEP SOUTH) 19:75
REGION 19:76
HOUSING STATUS 19:77
HOUSE PURCHASERS 19:7B
HOUS.STAT,DURATION 19:79
N.O.CARS 66 23:10-13
N.O. CARS 66-BKT 23:14
N.O. CAR-DUR 66 23:15-18
N.O.CAR-DUR $100+23:19
NUN APPLIANCES 66 23:20
NIJA HAJOR APPL 66 23:21
NUR NEU CARS 66 23:22
NUti USED CARS 66 23:23
MUM N/U CARS 66 23:?4
ARE BLANK
1
607
608
609
610
611
612
613
614
615
616
617
618
619
620
621
622
623
624
625
626
627
628
629
630
631
632
633
634
635
636
637
638
639
640
641
642
643
644
645
646
647
648
649
650
651
652
653
654
655
656
657
4
4
1
I
1
1
5
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
3
1
3
1
1
1
1
1
1
5
1
5
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
llB0
1184
1185
1186
1187
1lBB
1193
1194
1195
1196
1197
119B
1199
1200
1201
1202
1203
1204
1205
1206
1207
12OB
1209
1210
1211
1212
1213
1214
1215
1216
1217
12lB
1219
1220
1223
1224
1227
122B
1229
1230
1231
1232
1233
1238
1239
1244
1245
1246
1247
1248
1249
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000009
0000009
0000009
0000009
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000009
0000009
OOOOOOB
OOOOOOB
OOOOOOB
000000B
0000009
0000008
000000B
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
0000000
0099999
0000000
0099999
176
,trsrbECK=
COLUWNS
12
S6
711
12 12
13 - 13
14 - 14
15 - 19
20 - 20
21 - 24
25 - 25
26 - 26
27 - 27
28 - 28
D9DO
16
UAR I
VARIABLE NAME
INTERUIEU NUNBER
1
TOTNO.CAR-DURA/R23:25-29
656
TOTNO CAR,DUR,A/R 23:SO
659
CAR,DUR,A*R~100+23:31
660
INDX PURCH $lOO+ 23:32
661
TOTUALAPPL.!VOCK23:33-36
662
TOTUAL STOCK APPL 23:37
663
AU6 ABE DUR 23rSB-40
664
AU6 ABE DUR-BKT 23:41
665
NW! DUR 2tREPAIRS 23:42
666
NUR DUR O-2 REPAIR 23:43
667
TOTNUR DUR INCL 66 23844
668
YEDLDlfll
UIDTH
TLOC
NORESP
4
5
1
1
1
5
1
4
1
1
1
1
1
1250
1255
1256
1257
1258
1263
1264
1268
1269
1270
1271
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
RDCODEl
0099999
0000000
0099999
0009999
MDCODE?
c
QUESTIONNAIRE
-
/ -
,.,
_, ._ ,..
,_-_ _
_
.
-,. .,
QUESTIONNAIRE
1967 StiRVEY OF CONSUMER FINANCES
I
,961S”II\‘IY
OFC”NS”HERSEmI.AL.NC..
1
gj
19f.7 The unlYor.lty
of “ldti6.”
I
1967 SURVEY OF CONSUMER FINANCES
u:
81.
B2.
“or I’d ,fk.
to t.,k
tb,,
(hou..l.p.rtmsnt)l
HOW ,ona h.r.
r‘th
you I1v.d
lloosIm
you .bwt
here
QUESTIONNAIRE
th,nS.
in _
(C”“Nn
her.
WAW:
.t
h-.
“h.0
did
,ou -0”.
into
(YLW
CowlI?
afcOtu.)
..s.
WS)
110.
Do you hnve . martS.Se
0
c;
all.
IIJ.
Do ,ou
(rMLY
ONIT)
mn
thl.
(hmc.
.p.rbent).
P.,
0
O!dFtS CR IS WYINc
T,,lS
I-J
PAYS KENT ON THIS
(InME/APAWWZ~).(CO
P
,tEIT,Wi
OWtS m
rmt.
TO 9.
Ha
Is
have . second martSag.?
q m
YES
l1r.t
‘RI 9.
BI)
112.
About
now?
013.
Ilou much .re
f.14.
HOW rnrny ye.=. ~111 it be bclorc
i. .11 p.id off?
the q ortg.gc
B5)
(I”-ME/APAKI9Zlrr).
I
BA.
619)
m uh.t?
(~/APARllG~).(CO
WE,W ‘f,,IS
property,
(CO TO 9.
YES
Do you .L.o
0
on this
NO --
th.t?
how much i.
your
your
pre.ent
monthly
Itort*.*.
Sceond
H0rt..*c- -
$-
$-
$-
$-
nortg.S.
psymcnt.,
(ye.r.)
(I?
-1
B5.
About
86.
Do you rant
0
how .ueh
r.nt
it
furn1.h.d
3
nRnISllD
B7.
do ,ou
Could
how.
bring
p.,
9
. =oath?
or unfurnlrh.dT
UN?lWISWD
man
wh.t
you t.,,
w
(f.m)
1.1
If you .old
tk. pr.r.nt
I . . ..I. &out
.
tod.yl
it
mYaD
DtnIm
1.
“.I
it
b.for.2
I-J
gj=
89.
. brmd
NV
hour.
f-J
alumlm
Ilou much did
or h.d
th.
hew.
(I.=)
it
119)
mlu.
of Lhl.
what rould it
(JUUI
(II
I”
m 9.
b..n
IO Q. 310)
liwd
f.15.
770 the q ortA.de
f1r.
in.ur.nc.
516.
Do thay
HI.
Do they (the q ortS.8.
of the utilitlr.
tao,
BIB.
t.kc
c.re
Wmt intercrt
mrntg.ge?
(00 ON TO 9.
p.,msnt.
toot
t.kc
e.r.
of the property
r.t.
119.
p.yment.)
.I.
you
(yrars)
of
t....,
0
YES
c
c]
YES
q N0
0
YES
0
COYCI .ny
p.yins
h’0
on thr
(percent)
BEWW)
[ASK EmYoNE)
119. Do you .rp.ct
to buy or build
the next twlvs
month.1
NO
. how.
for
,our
the yew
.fter
(percenl)
ovn ymr-.round
u..
dud”&
la
LIVED IN PKM
aoat?
UP m,
‘N Q. 119)
620.
Ra, .bout
ur yJg cm
DM
IO
&&y&s19
2421.
About
tort?
during
th.t?
8
I
CTWIIOQ.
310)
ha, much do you think
th.
hour.
.nd
th.
lot
9
CNIW IO 9.
622)
will
QUESTIONNAIRE
B23.
b&at YBXI done? -.lnythlng
cl+??
(ENTER
WORK
DONE)
124.
How much did
825.
Did you borrow or
f,“a”ce
any or 117
I(I7
II
--.
cost7
-,YES
t
co TO
pox A
(IF m Tu
129.
“27 AND IUS
--wo t!ORTckCE
OP. IF
Jg TO 126)
Ho” much @CC
your payment.7
B.30.
How uny p.ymont, do you
h.“.
1ect1
t
3740
I
(i!i;*E
C9.
Who uwully
drlvaa
WxATIlm
IO 7u.m)
ClO. Dld you byr
ADD
~:‘cun
?Arn cm
Cll.
C.r
nn
II
In what,@..
this
did
thi.
e.r,
e.r
new or wed,
,,mH
,ou
buy it7
79-w-w
19~w..w
t
t
IT BOVGM IN 1965 OR IAKLIEK.
ASt P’S CIZ-Cl8
~USCD
0
NE!, g”SED
FOR EACH CAR.
,-,,,EY
!-JCSF!
(YW)
‘9I
QUESTIONNAIRE
c,
LIST CAllS ~OWH’T IN 1966 DK 1967 (9.
NW about
LIST
ALL CARS W”OHT IN 196s OK f.AKLW
gloN
(Q. Cll),
MD ASK ClZ-Cl.9
KFi WCR CAR.
the c.r.
LIST YUR AND MKE
Cll).
the
total
price
of this
c.r
C20. When you bought
trade-in
or rcll
C21.
this e.r
I c.rl
dld
C23. Did you borrw
ot
the tot.1
price,
CU.
ClS.
HOW many pqmenta
left
to make1
“I,,
,me
in e.sh?
p.rt
of
q (GoIv
(IF IKIRRONED)
C24. How such did you borrow.
not
including
fllumin,,
charge,?
9. CI7)
Q. Cl7)
DIFFERENf
DIWUEM
P
I I II
S
1
flm
S
(CO TO
mx C)
ON0
(CO TO
c.ox C)
YES
ON0
P
v
inL
6
il’TTT1
(CO TO
BOX C)
YES
~
and
5--
Per
Per__
C26. flow many p.yment,
did you
.Srce to take altoSether
t-
C28.
OYES
ON0
OYES
lx-
0”
I-JYES0”
I
C12:ClS
ON0
$
5
ASK WKSTV"S
C25. ACM much were your pay~nt‘
ha often were they nadc?
WI+
hII
P
0’“”ON0
I
!lm
9
51’“”
be the
UK.
-CARI
1
aNO
do you have
the final
pa~cnt
es the otber~l
(!KTCWICNEK:
finance
IOK UC”
YES
n
you pay do.,,
yc.r
TF
JOY
(IF TUDE-IN
OR SALE)
that dtd you Set for ths
trade-l”
or .,lc?
C22. Now aueh did
thla
CAKI
l-
CNtt
cAlI+
AND ASK CL%c,2
1966 or already
LIST YEAX *ND PUKE -
I
-
in
ILDE CARD 1 10 nmmrmna.
C19. What “.8
CAR*
you bouuht
ON0
+
KdCK CM LISTED AKD TKKN ?uI(
Ra, @any p.ymnt.
do you
have left
to make?
II
9.
I
3
C31)
DIPFFALWI
q :2P,0
9. C31)
DIFFCKENT
q
33
I 1 1 1 I im
-JTCS
0”“ IYES
JYU
ti
nOX C
ON0
I
UKIEWXWEK:
ASK QOESTIONS C19-C32
-Jurs
.--
FCR EACH CAR LISTED.
on0
4
!-JNo
2 YCS ON0
4
l
TKEN TVR)) TO WXY FACE)
_ _,.
_._-....,
_~.__-_,, ._..._.__.._._.
., ..__.,___
,_ _ _ __
SURVEY
1967
~1s~ ALL ~~43 BO”CKT IN ,966 OR ,967
,sx a,-c,s
MOUT na TRADE-IN.
you ab.,“t
the =a=(#)
you tmdcd-ln
OF
V,Tl, h “‘RAW-I”
(ns,ld)
when y””
CONSUMER
OR SALE (“YES”
bo”Sht
FINANCES
to
YY.An
C33.
“hat
AND n4xE
or
CAR gg!.E.
cm.
IO”=
-
YE*= model “am tha car
cu.
Nh.t
make YII, UT
135.
k%.t ye.=
@)?
did
YOU traded-ln
‘9-
(sold)?
‘9-
‘t
(YUN
(2 WORD NISVER)
you buy the _PO_‘.Y”” traded-in
C36.
Did you by
c37.
~8, it . ,ad.n (l-door
convertible,
or what?
-JNY.N
new a= used?
o= 4-d”“=).
.t.tlon
WW
C]USED
“.So”,
I
1
~“ring
1966 did you m,,,
9ivc ,uay,
(ASK Q’S WO--2.4 Pm &&Cl SUCU C’CV
0
I
C40.
Nlut
0
YES
m
ww
m
or .er.p
9.
. e.r
th.t
mk.
model “al
.
.__-1
c41.
“h,t
w..
C42.
Did you ml1
or what?
C41.
ID,,”
,%I+.
hy
it,
le=.p
,,yES
ON0
5.1.
you sot
(ENfiX
Lt.
rid
C45)
Doea anyone else
twelve month.7
in the famtly
(I? m,
PKOMBLY,
on-n,
Q. C45 g
C47.
Will it bm . brand WY e.r or . “led car?
(II TN0 CAK P,lKCWSZS PUNNED, USE MARGIN FOR SECOND)
CU.
Men
C49.
Rou much do you think
we h.ven’t
talked
19,
19,
027
IN Q!S C40-c44)
durIn9
ths
next
twelve
month,
or 807
IivlnS
here
crprct
to buy . E.= d”rlnS
c46)
0 Nmdo you thtnk
0 IJscD
ye.usQht
the n,xt
0 UNCERUIN
buy thi,
c.rl
you will
p.y
for
it?
(II OUNS cm(S)
noN)
)t that tim 1.111 ye” trade in or ml1
(any of) your premnt
ear(l)?
(Co m
(II
p
c52.
ilou Ion9
do you think
It
will
ba before
C46)
9. C52)
you by,
(co m
bean t.lkiaS
about a=,.
NW I’d llkm to l k you about trucks.
or myone l I#* in tha Ially
here ow, .a) kind of . t=“ck o= pick up7
0
YES
tm mYul
Km many do you oval
CH.
Nhat ye.*
C55.
Da you ?aopl* .v.= Y.. (it/my
(rhoppiq.
fl=hlnS
m h”ntlnS,
for burfncr,
“I famln,,l
(1,
It/am
W you
9. Dl)
m
03.
modal
, a=,
C52)
9.
Ns’va
l boutl
W=‘)
c51.
m
Q. C45 m,
it.
a=7
DETAILS
(TURN IO 9.
v=cek
C46.
C50.
it?
dld you buy &&
other
Iq,mm
c.r
$
~45)
it?
to buy.
CM*
,
yur
DQ You expect
AND HA)(E)
(ASK E”ERYOST)
‘39.
I%.
c20)
CAR+
LIST
QUESTIONNAIRE
they)?
0
0
of the.)
lo= pnm,.l
and thn Ilka).
01‘ (ir
0
0
t=.n=port,tion.
Mare
they)
only
(YYJI)
C56.
Do YQ” “I.
or ratclyl
(it/them)
IJ p=wmYLT
for
permu
0
t=.n.pa=t.tion
ocl%8mlL4LLT
t=cq”ently.
0
RARELY
ocer,fon,,,,,
0
mJRN to 9.
O.K.
01)
1967 SURVRY OF CONSUMER FINANCES
(IKTERVIC~:
7SCOUUCE
“WI5
TO AELP
D:
Dl.
Row .bout
furniture.
homehold
0
WTN
YNIS
(ASK EWXYON,!)
SCCTIO”)
OYUl‘JI -.__
“l”U”U.5
DlJ.
l.rgs
thln6,
for the hms _- did you buy mythinS
. rafrl~er.tcr.
,tcva.
unvl,,w
ancblne.
talevlslan
.ppllmcsm,
and .o on?
,-,,I0
YES
--
(TUSN 10 9.
QUESTIONNAIRE
ln 1966 much .I
act. .Lr eondltioner.
About the bl6 thInA
people buy for their
hasem -- such . . fumlture,
how,
f”::r;i”“‘.
refrlAtrW,r,
Itwe.
telcvislon,
and thln6,
like th.t.
CclM~lly
D
8, do YOU think nw is l twd or 8 hod tlmm fm people to buy mnlor
houmhold
item7
D13)
t
D2.
N%.tdid
you burl
--
.nythlnS
(Ekrl UCHInn)-
ala*7
03.
Now meh
countln~
dld it co.t.
cot
finW2ln6
CharSOlf
D4.
U,, there.
trade-In,
or did
you sell your old on.. or what?
+
-.
D5. How much dld
D6.
Did you buy It on credit.
p.y cash. or what1
)
!I 6 “?I
4 t (COD;
(CO TO
Q. D6)
~0.
Am much did you pay down In
emah
Do you mtill
ham l ylhlw
left
to pay?
0 CREDIT
4
3” mm
yD 0”’
corn
p”
OXD
Pa=_,
q
ALL SAM
(ASK 9. Dll)
4ALLsAm
I-JILL
ASK
9.
Dll)
%&
(CO 10 Q. D121 (00 2’9 9.
Dll
q-
SAK
Q. Dll)
ODE,.
ON
MLANCI
(GO TO Q. DI2)
(ASK
_[a,
(PAYHcms ALL SAIU)
Bow ““y
mm* P.ym.nt. do ,ou hSva
left
to uksl
D12
(DEPCNDS, ufNtol. a
D.K. TO 9. D9. DIO,
Dll)
D12. Hov.uch
do you have
_
,ctt
to p.y,
I 9
I
(INIERVIEVPR:
8EPEAT Q’S D3 -012
0. DIJ)
lW 9. D121
(Go lUQ.
About how meh
think ,ou vi11
CO IL?
Wf2WIEUEA:
Dl9.
to
I
I
Dli
(00 TO 0. DI2)
DC YOU hav.
that IOU
bouShi m
19661
DEFINITELY
0 DEFINIILLT
DEFINITZLY
PnOM8LY
rJ PKOMSLY
IJ PROMBLY
0
UNDECIDED
,, “NDECIDKD
IJ UNDECIDED
S
LEPUT
m=mUUKh
0
0
0
do you
rpmd
Q’S DlI-D18
(ASK WEXYONC)
“a .ro alro intsrwtad
*.
0-a
Dll.
D
Yould you my you
dcflnitely
will
buy
. . . oca7fron
Inn).
.
durln6 the next 12
qonthm, o= that you
probably
~111. or .r.
you undac1dedl
Dl0.
D20.
MX
nAYliE)
Dl7.
?
clmm
II
a
INut do you .xpcet
buy? --
s
s
PC=DlO. Arm the p.)rent.
alI
th. mme mount,
or
doe, what you ,.y
dapend on how much
you oyc. or what?
ns
Dl6.
-JasR
ONLT0(COCASKTO ONLY
BOX D)
(00 m80x D)
or
atEDIT
D7.
(II
ym
1” IarAor
$
S
lCM CACU 1Ym1 “EKY~ONZD)
thinSa
for
your
haa
wblch
you
(PU) bought
balm.
ASK Q’m m0,
21, 22 IoR UC
*tPAMTK
m
. ,@Qmx~n
ITM,
M9l
DON’T M9E
9
FDK YACH I EN w!nnONED,
021.
About
D22.
NW many tlmw v., lt
repaired
I..t year?
ha
old
1)
lt?
(YCAFS)
-
--mm-
-
----
-
$
ENTUlNm
PDP
I
I
I
I
I
QUESTIONNAIRE
c: “TllER.- P*YwNTS AND DE9T
__
El.
We’ve t.,ked
about hou.fng,
c.,..
.nd howehold
.nyrh,n,
cls. co” vhlch you ..LL rrgu,.r
p.)rnuntll
0
f-J
YES. wes
eppllncrs.
NO ADDfTloNAL
Dt9T
Do 10”
0~.
far
(co to 9. ES.)
I-J
5.
Ha
a.“,
do
THINGS “OOLD IJKE TO BW OR REPfACE
iJ
IIAn non n!HINCS we “Am
(co TO 9.025)
1
D24.
b’hat things
D25.
hlmt
do you hsvc
in mind,
S--r(Yk.
,nl”.)
(“k.
.Gl”.)
L-Per9-c
r.(Wk. .mo.)
.bout
rport
.nd hobby irons1
9-er
[Wkzzl
9 -per(“ii.
C6.
Hmr .bout
II.
Do ,ou n.kc (my
th.t we h.sc not
0
tr.vr,
ns
cxpen,e,
,a.)
or m+d,en,
c.pc”#cl?
other)
rs9ul.r
payment..
,et t.,kcd
.bo”l?
(mmR DETAILS AND use
0, “ONFl I” q.gz-es.)
I.,.
0
(I?
1SSs. LHTP% X1( q. S2.-Lg.)
LO . lo‘”
or flnlnC@
caa~m”y,
NO (GO TO a. l!(I)
026.
Did you or anyone elms in the fually
dur;ng the 1s.t 12 month,?
0
yes
0
Ml --
(TmN
take
. v.eation
trip
of
flvc
To 9. LI)
I
027.
lbughly
hov much did you spend altogether.
including
other thing,
that CO,L more th.,n if you were hrme,
transportation
6
[13 ns.
I
DED”cTED
0
10,
PAT tm9
DIRE’XLT/R~
cLnlP.mTLT EWIJJTRD
(nmn TO q. LlO)
days or mote
and
QUESTIONNAIRE
(ASK
c19.
OnLY
II
P”
jjg&
Suppore
finance
b9xrfKLY
PA-S
m
you’d like to make tent
the,, on the In~t.llment
1arSe purchases.
plan?
would
I
(m
(ASK EVERYONE)
e19.
Da you WI any money a, vhlch you don’t make (regular)
on . life
Inaur.“ce
policy.
or . debt to 101 panon
0
-
II DOES NOT HAM Aln “ONnil.,
PAwwm
(TORN To 9. 119)
LlJ.
Cl4.
Suppo,c you’d
or I hardahfp
lttn
to make some more large purchaser:
for ,ou to take c.rc of larger
p.yncntr
Were any of the rega1.r
purpose.
or *n”e.tnmt,,
w.9
7
l!,g.
p,tymfnt,
0
we talked
NO -
.boot
so far
for
124.
J-
122.
Da you pay interest
an it too7
0
ns
0
YE9
n
1ES
Cl
no
0
lfo
0
NO
Do you have
.n,
other
loans
like
that?
TES (ENIER DETAILS As IN 9. EZO-L22)
II NORE lllM THREE “Sr. KARCIW
0
NO
(CCWINIJE
n
MI
you m
n9
WIllI
q. E24)
MNTIaD)
EZO-I!22 POR 8AcR WM
makin
9
$-
0
In 1966 did
a Ion
(00 TO q. 124)
Har much do you
,ti11
ovct
Which onaal
In l klhg p,yrat,
on your debta tn 1966, did you n ,ke the P.yment,
in the way they rere ocheduled.
did you get behind,
or dld ,oo make
p.wnt.
that w.r.
larger
or more frequent
th.n rchcduled?
like
for?
(IN,lMWN8Rr
E16,
at
or bank?
121.
(00 r0 9. El6)
to
~19)
NIlat
123.
buslne..
TO 9.
120.
voold lt ba ..a,
than you q .ke now?
la it
“0 --
you be likely
payments
c)
on l loan
no --
or lathing
mPn
To 9.
you had bougt?
PI)
I
125.
Vhat I)..
L?k8
that?
126.
DLd 70” ItWt
dCh8 p.ya,,t,
(Inn)
tn 19661
0
ng
0
0
YE9
0
NO
no
0
‘RI
0
NO
cl
n9
0
“0
0
n.9
0
no
0”
QUESTIONNAIRE
I9G7 SURVEY OF CONSUMER FINANCES
PI.
Next we “ould like to t*lk “i~h yn” about your “ark and the employment oC other,
in the famlly.
NN about ye”’ ,“a’“ont
Jubl
Are you (IIFAD, “orkinS
no”, ““cmploycd
or IaLd off,
rcrlrcd.
or “hat,
0
RETIRED
0
PERn4NENTL.Y DISABLED
0
llO”SL?d*FE
0
STVDENT
,I”RN
FL).
Then,
ho” msoy “eek,
)I).
He, many hovr,
. “eek
F14.
Did you (HUD)
.lao
TO q. FL6)
T
Y15.
Y16.
About
Job7
Y5.
.
kind
of buaInr.r
,I
DO you (WAD)
aupcrvilc
Do you (HMD)
work
for
SO~ONI? Elsl2
y6
that
othrr
pcoplc?
else.
IJYES
@NO
or yourself,
8mN SOEI’VNE Else
AND saw
to n labor
unlonl
Y9.
(*SK q. Y&F13 FOR IIFAD’* MIN JOD)
the uork Chrt you do ~q. (your
Nuv,obout
doinS thi.
kind oC “ark (hw nony years),
19.
How many vcckm
of wxstion
‘10.
Hw many “ceka
“crc
‘11.
Ho” mny
“Cm
vecka
dld
nYES
ma,”
flN0
Job)
you OIUD)
actual,,
yoo (HMD)
unemployed
la#t
you (I’MAD)
111 Or not “orkin
---
did
me
l
take
my
120.
D,d you (HF%D) “ark
SOMrn
“.s
far
“ark
Did you ,upcrvi.o
other
In 19661
rc.roo
Iart
in
1966 on .”
entta
HMD IS..
.
DISABLED
you worked?
that
s(neo”c
“h.t
you did.
In?
e1.c.
yourself,
or “hat?
,QQSOMEONE
EWE
q SEW 0 WI” SELF
EL%.
Long have you bee,,
other
you (HUD)
do “hen
more *bout
of b”,lne.a
year1
for
you (IIYAD)
little
I
ho”
did
TO 9. 122)
MEN TVRN TO 9. F22)
What
Y21.
Do you bclonS
k‘nd
you “F~C “ortinS?
ONLY (CO TO Q. PII)
7
F7.
Tel,
1966!
c
of “ark
“FAD-,
fJ
@SELF
“hen
PEpawlENTIzI
HOuSEwIFE
119.
or what,
“otk
Job in
Job In 19667
a11 together
I
Ln?
emconc
0
l,he.c kind
Y16.
Vhat
on the
SEE 9. FL, PACE 17 AND CHECK MIX.)
REYIRED
(IF
usually
“crk
NO (TORN TO 9. F22)
(NRN
I
~17.
.ctually
(“FAD)
. accond
ho” -zany hours
CltTERVlENER:
fJ
ONEnQLnYeD. SICK, OR
,*I0 OFF TrnOWRILY
I
Y4.
h.“c
yo”
,,
TOYACE 19. c,.F?Z)
n
you (aFAD)
did
YES
1
(NRN
did
year?
.
people?
0
YES
0
NO
QUESTIONNAIRE
0:
Cl.
0
MLE
F” WAD IUS YIYE
[]
Ml.9 N IlYAD )u9 SO WY9
(NRHrOq.01)
1
0
In th‘.
.“rWy
.CC”I.tI
Y9MW! HUD
(NIPITOq.Cl)
Of
P‘CtWc
1. the income
of
(INTERVIEYER:
0
Y23.
D‘d your
124.
?
,,h.t
“if.
do .ny
rork
for
YES
mm.,
d”r‘n9
1966?
C2.
of rort
did
.he
do?
Tell
“C . littla
more .hmat
rh.t
.h.
did.
Y27.
k,..
0
F28.
About
129.
“ov
kind
of b”.ln...
.ho “Wk,“9
soPcoNe
for
L. th.t
.mco”.
EWE
I-J
ha, wany +.
uny
all
th.
th. ca”“tty.
ffn.nCl.1
.‘tu.tiOn.
f.mllle.
UC lnt.rvlnr.
UC .rC tryi”
to
8.t
.n
One th‘nS Y. need 10 km”
SEE 9. Y2, PACE 1, AM) CHSCI onr)
YAYMR
0
wm ~mm
e
d‘d
cs.
cl..,
veek
.h.
in,
harmlf.
0
SELF
.ctu.lly
did
.h.
“orb.
01
rh.n
your
.oil
tot.1
receipt.
bank p.,mcnt.
"h.t
YOW
tot.1
"-2t‘C
m9.
(co
Th.t
.ha Y..
from fWd”g
.nd comxxf‘ty
OP.t.t‘n8
cs)
.Xp."...,
left
YO"
. “et
Lrtc0mc fra
"Ot
f.,‘m‘nS
9
(A)
1
(9)
cO""ti"8
A - 9 - 9
Of?
WERTDNC)
Did you or myon.
01.. ‘n the f.aIly
11Vin9 her.
1966, or h.vc . f‘Nncl.1
1ntcre.t
In .ny bwtnc..
0
m
1” 1966,
.r.dlt
..~M?.!
“bat7
SO7H SONELWE E-8
rork
“cr.
Incl”di”6
lo.n.7
Nhat
11”‘n8
(ASK
Nb.t
P.OP*t'~
13 NO WJYN TO 9. Cl)
kind
Ob.
Y26.
Of
INCOW
l 11 over
I
c3.
YZS.
CoII.uIOI.
NO ( 00
mm . burl”...
cnt.rprl.c,
.t
.n,
cl.,.
TO 9. C9)
88LY
66.
Uh.t
kind
of bw‘nc..
c7.
I. it . eorpor.t‘on
1nterc.t In both
I.
It,
"OrkLn8?
In 1960
0
P
G9.
09.
“ar
that
010.
or .n un1neorpor.t.d
ktnd.?
coRPoRATwli
( aa
Q
Ho” mch Y.. your (f.dly’.)
Incow
from the b”.‘n...
.mount you took out plus
1” addition
to thi.,
bow...,
or coml..‘on.l
0
Dw’TrwW
.h.ra
of th. tot.1
In 1966 -. th.t i.,
th.
my profit
(you) left in,
dtd you (HUD)
0
g
wnl
r.ceLv.
from V.6..
Y.. deducted for
YES
or do you h.“.
to 9. 09)
oNINconmPAnD
much did you (HUD)
t., before l Iyth‘n8
bu.‘“...
h.v.
no man
ld
t....
my
9
..l.r,.,
Ln ,966,
or other thIn8.t
Lneoc..
from
$
overtlm.,
To q. 012)
1
CIl.
How much Y..
th.t?
9
.n
in
‘1
I
I
QUESTIONNAIRE
c17.
(INTERWEYER:
SEE FACE SHEFS FOR ANTONE (0YNE.t THAN NMD AND VTfi,
14 AND OLDER AND CHECK 80X,
@NO ONE 14 OR OLDER EXCEPT HUD
L
anythill,:
CISC
9
(IF
res
TO 9.
Cl8)
(SFWIFY)
--.-
Did (ENTION FEEHBER) have sny
income during
19667
~1Ml.E
F” HUD NAS NO “IYE
(TIJIW TO 9. Cl7)
(,YYMLE
(NRN
YU REtAD
TO 9. 617)
0 YES
t
Ii.. it from “.8l..
pen.‘on,
interest,
; businca.,
or “hat?
(ASK SOURCES a.. .h)
c19.
620.
HO,, mch
C21.
Do.. he (she) keep
h‘s (her) ffnsncca
sepsrstc?
I*
022.
YES
TO 9.
621)
--
@NO
CNO
ON0
(GO TO 9oxc
(CO TO BOX E ,
(CO TO UJXE )
i, YES
CNECK BOX)
f44l.E F” NMD !lhS WIFE
FAMILY “8eWECG 14 AND OLDER
t
LIST on,!% PJ nWQERS 14 AND OLDER
BY REUTION TO HUD Atla AGE
Cl0.
(INTERWDWI:
,,OT,lER
I
1’
d.
cu.
(CO TO 9. C23)
I
II
h.
(AND/OR WIFE) --
I
ACED
I
,
pns
t
t
SOURCEESOURCESOURCESOURCESOURCE
I
I
I
VS. it?
q N0
(CO TO P.ox I)
@ ns
p
t
t
Do... he (she)
r?TES
T
t
I
014.
Did your
“‘I.
h.ve
any i”eome
during
I
19661
crpen.e.l
0 YE9
ON0
(TORN TO 9.
023..
“S. it ‘“CO.”
other ‘ncoma?
fIOn V.8.S. . bUSi”@...
01 "hat?
(INTERWkV;VtB:
ASI SO”RCE8 . . ..h
XOV mwh do..
cl*
yaw
f-J
Lm
f.mlly
LIITLC
L
Ha much VI. tt
befor.
deduction.
a-24.
+?
income
80 UI
r-JsrbT9
BIT
and
1
dog frown month
to month?
@D.!L
PSEITV M7cll INS SAla
Ifwe then
fsaily?
bca
my
ch.“8..
in
0~0
tha 1s.t
,r.r
in th.
number Of l smer.
Ln yo”r
(WRN 10 q. 026)
v
(SWRCE)
t
t
9
I
14 OR OVYA, THEN co TO q. c23.
A",
ASO,%)
YE9
(SOORCE)
016.
YOR c4.01 Yu ffuw,en
Cl7)
I
c15.
I
I
ASI q. C18-c22
BDXE
CZJ *
-9
1
Nh.t
.h.n8..?
I
1
--.
,.,
1
C26.
W.. your fanlly’m
(1965).
or lover.
“ICHER
total
income
ot what,
IN 1966
hlglwr
nUJ,CR
Ln 1966 than
IN l9b6
OSM
4
627.
Wh.t
c2.s.
.re
War lt
the nuin
. lot
CC.,O,W why it
hlShor
(lover)
030.
q
Km
Will your
(1966))
family
A LITTLE
lncomc
NICIIER IN 1967
MI.
What ire
UC ,u.t
w..
the yew
before
th.t
(CO TO 9. 629)
hfSher
Hl.
Do you (HEAD) think 11 1, . Sood ides
LhlnS, on the installant
plan7
for
K)RS
. little
hlSher
R3.
people hwe mny
of
over . petiod
dlffcrcnt
rc.mnr
for barrarInS
me,
which
(SRar CMM CAM 2 TO RSSPcmMT.)
time.
“ou,.,
is ,ll
(lower),
thla
,-,lavtT,
f
the n\aln
yror
(1967)
IN 1967
reamon.
.)
SAKE
,-,KNE
why it
0 Lass
be blSher
@.wc
or larer
than
last
9e.t
o*
wf
lt
will
be . lot
~111 be htShar
fJA
LIRLE
hISher
(Iarm).
ida
for
pCoPlS
to bw
(lower)
th.n
in
1966,
or ,wt
. lltrle
hiSher
you say It
to cover
expenses
r,Shf
for
#ome~ne llkc
yourself
due to illness
the cxpcntr.
nO”V...
0
ns
0
NO
u
Km
0
NO
0
TES
0
NO
cl
KEs
0
NO
0
KES
0
NO
to Hnmee
d)
to coyc~
c)
to finmce
educatIona
f)
to fLn.ncc
the purchase
of . t.t
0
YES
0
NO
8)
to
the purchase
of futnltute
t]
YES
0
NO
0
YES
0
NO
the puteh.rc
l,v,nS
finmcc
to p.9 b,,,,
Spe.kinS
expenses
“hlch
of a fur
trip
to borrow
P.Y back
c)
l nouSh
of . vaeatlm
they
to cover
Go TO 9. C33)
HI.
Do YOU think
(lowr)?
. bad
b)
h)
032.
ot
(lower),
nA LI’TTLI!
q A lm
~WCH
“aa
it
QUESTIONNAIRE
c0.t
when Income
expense*
have plied
UP
of byin#
. e.r m time.
Ht.
money in the bank to p.3 cask.
Ot JWelV
1s Cut
x h,, ,u,t done ,o althouSh he he8
,,I,, do ,OY rhlnk he bouSht the ear
i
1967 SI’RVEY
OF
CONSUMER
QUESTIONNAIRE
FINANCES
I
H16.
“L-N many of them de you (R AND F”,
we?
(NUNBER USCO)
Hll.
(IF
f0
DON’T
q. “7)
DO you (n MD N)
with ,totm
rher~
have any rcvolvln6
credit
you c.n p.y for mnethln~
f3
H1.3.
Cl
YES
Do y.,,, happen to know myone
behind In the payments?
H19.
I
“11.
I
DO ,.,” kw.,
. debt7
0
Vhere
vculd
they
be the
acc~u”tl
0
HZO.
0
vbo h.,
had h‘s
because
he mot
NO
l ar”in,,s
0
YES
Do ,ou know lnymc
0
MOWS WEllE NA9-C
BEEN OIANNGES
.,,yo,,e
repossessed
.ttached
ot gam‘rheed
to Pay off
NO
lweqr7
Do you happen to knov whether there
rate charged on inatallnent
buying?
0
that Is,
maths7
NO
who ha, had mythln6
J-J YES
“10.
ateo”ntl
-ovet several
KNDV
rccmt
hove been my
KNlws TIIERE HAS
BlEN NO OlNlCE
(CO TO 9. 1113)
0
D.R.
changea
Ln the
(CO IV, 9. Nl3)
who ha.
gme
thtowh
0
Yl?S
bankruptcy7
NO
interert
NZL.
.
RW de ,ou think
or b.nkt”ptc,l
people
,,ct
‘“to
such .‘tu.tiOn.
llkc
r~~O.~~~~‘~“.~arnl~hm~“t.
QUESTIONNAIRE
1!7G7SURVEY OF CONSUMER FINANCES
“(a
I’d
like
to ,,k
,ou
.e
(uaet‘w.
T.lk‘n~
.bout price,
in ,e”er.l,
do ,ou think the, will
80 ,m in
where they an now7
11.
0
u
WILL WI up
of . .or.
6a”*ral
f men” tha prices
of the thin6s
the_ne,.t
,e.t
or a”. ot lodovn_,
Dur‘ns
eh.“6e.
II.
n.t”r..
,ou bu,
or ata,
of a”,
favorable
or mf.vorable
-(II
0
STAY TIIE SAM!
the lest fev lonth,.
have ,ou heard
in bus‘nesa
cond‘tio”a7
18.
TRS,
Yhst
did ,ou
hear?
WILL co DWN
I
19.
12.
Hw lar6r
. price
incream
do ,ou .xpeet7
sure, but would ,ou I.,
thmt . ,e.r
from
p.r te”t hI6hcr.
or S pewent.
,vr e,a..r
or what7
13
110.
I
I
13.
Would ,a” ..,
that
or bad. or what7
the**
Aad how about . ,c.r
b,ulneao
eondlt‘m~
about the a-1
Of eoun.
“obod,
CM knor for
“(Y prices
~111 be about
1 or 2
to 10 percent
h‘,her
thin “m,,
~t1~‘n6/f.ll‘n6lunch~n6~d)
pr‘c..
vould
“w,
turning
ta buslnema cmdltlons
in thm comtq
that durln(r the next twsln
montha we’ll
hmve a
or e
time..
or what7
15.
.I
. wkola finme‘all,,
t‘ws
WOD rrms
cl
0
BAD. YIM
QUALIPICATIWS
WI,
do ,ou
think
cM)D,
VInl
QlJAL1ncATxws
0
BAD mslr
0
ASOUT TtlP, SAHE
Lookla6
ahead, which would ,a” I., im more likely
vhola we’ll
have eont‘nuous
6ood timer durlnR th.
that we vi11 hare periods
of v‘dmpread
u”e~lo,me”t
0
“OWE
A TEAR FllOH NW
-- that in the eomtr,
.I .
next five ,eat.
or so. or
ot deprcrr‘o”.
or what?
be ‘ood,
do ,ou
On what
doe8it
depend in ,aur
opinion?
think
212.
0
“0~. do ,ou expect that in the country
.I . vholc
be better
or ~otse than the, .re ,t present,
or Jurt
BERCR A TEAR FRW NW
Ill.
14.
fra
will
0
en*cw
0
wcuRTA2n
that?
(I?
Ra about . r~e,s,‘m
do ,ou think thir will
m.
Eis
RAP+ El0
115.
olncll
I
113.
Ub, do ,ou
think
114.
About
will
rhm
And ha hut
peopla out of work
that th.”
will
bm e
reqlomnt
0
116.
md meq.lo)ld”t
happen l 6al”l
commnlr
10)
VI had in 1951 and in winter
1960-61:
so?
Wrht)
dutle:
~AC.OVClTlEWQ.
mRN
Why do you think
l‘b.~
it
con,
1” ,out.
opinion?
the eomln, tu@lva mmtthe -than “CM. about the m,
oru7
a
LESS
do ,ou
think
19G7 SURVEY OF CONSUMER FINANCES
QUESTIONNAIRE
J:
ASSETB
We’ve talked
about the p.ylacnta
you .IC wk‘ng,
the .wunta
you have to pay,
Income.
YE would llkc to have .n idea of how you .‘lht
handle rmergcnc‘rs.
Jl.
DO you (RAND
FU) c.rry
any life
ON0
@YES
020
and your
‘n~“rancc7
TO 9.
J5)
1
(SHOW
11.9.
Do you think
or what7
they
mnkr for
gwd
or bad cconorlc
ccndltion#
at hone.
YeLLm
CWD
3
TO RESPONDENT)
Which of the ~t‘oup’ on the card
you (If Am PV) have?
s
52.
El*
LESS nl4N
$500
119.
Yhr
da
vou
think
,07
J5.
J3.
Cm you uct
34.
DLd you (RAND
Do you (RAND
F”)
. loan
hsvc
,-,NO
lp
(SHW
36.
I”,
YE‘IIW
u
q
CARD
.hart
the total
amount
of
life
inrur.ncc
colapany on any of thwc
pollc‘ra?
OR
qb
$500
-999
from
your
take
out any new or add‘tlonal
.ny
chrcklng
TO 9.
(TURN
insurance
life
tnruroncc
in
1966?
accountal
J7)
3 TO RESPUNDENT,
how much do you
qb
usually
me
have in
qd
them7
0”
OR
5
?f
19G7 SURVEY OF CONSUMER FINANCES
QUESTIONNAIRE
K:
INFCNk4TION
ABOVl FAWILT
(ASK EVLRTWE)
Kl.
NW 1 have jwt
Art you (HUD)
a In
r..rr‘d,
mw. quee‘on,.
~‘ry,e.uldcwcd,
I*RRIPiD
,,SIwOU
divorced.
@
or .cp.r.tcd?
VIDWCD
@
DIMRCED
(GO TO 9.
(II Mmm
AND LIVID
X2.
llov
low
hw.
g
SEPAMTED
R3,
you been “tried7
nARS
TOCI3HER)
.llPP, --
J,,.
“hat about stock7
Do you (R &ND FU) own .ny
oration,
‘ncludln~
cm,~,n‘a,
you hnvc worked
ma-nt club. ot 0~” .h~rcm of a mutun, fund7
@NO
(mu
ru~r.cw chm
512.
About
or preferred
ot oyn mtock
cfor,
stock
through
in . corp.n ‘west-
.te
tho.e
(CO TO 9. J13)
stock,
@ NO
OR
$
worth7
APPLICASLS:)
(COLLEGE. SECRETARUL,
B”SlNESS, TRADE
SCHOOL. KUWINC. ETC)
3 m w.smt4Dwr)
how mob
II
IEll
@b
Cl.
Jl3.
Do you (II AND N)
P
“or
0.
qd
@NO
‘3W
i?a
~ewmnent l avirym
.n,
TM
(SNW IGLL(w
514.
hws
•~
(TUPJI TO 9.
bondn,
u*
ewpot.t.
7
or unlcQ.1
bonds?
Kl)
3 W RESPR(DBNT)
m,ch do you hwa
@b
l
0~
OR
8
lto8othwf
qd
o*
[I*
X8.
Ata char* paopl* vho do not 1‘~
than m;.lulf
of chair rupport?
om
K9.
I-J m
,,amnyf
(nm
here with
Pw
TO 9. InO)
I
but
.r.
dependent
on you for
nor.
19G7 SllRVl?Y OF CONSUMER FINANCES
QUESTIONNAIRE
(INTERVILYER:
arkrd you a number of .,~,<~?110.1 about the future,
10 “c m.y “8°C
talk “‘th
you apnln to SC= I\UY tb‘nga “orked
o”t.
Do you think you m,Sht IDOVI’ 11~8,,I,, the next 12 months?
n
YES
n
PROMSLY
p
WPl:LDS
‘3
V.K.
l--J NO (CO TO 9.
to
Kl3)
i
~12.
If
you do move,
“her,.
Ju you think
you “,I,
K14.
Kl5.
Tlwnk
you vrry
wch
for
sex of Head of F.rn‘lF
L2.
sex of Rcapondent:
your
“e can
In
~WILE
,-,NFCRO
y FEn4LE
nmw
@OTHER (Spcc‘fy)
Race:
,,4.
Number of call,:
L5.
Who “e?r prwent
Lb.
TYPE 0, STKUCTVRE IN WNICH FAMLY
dur‘q
L7.
,,EIC,,~~WD:
Look
yards or so in both
LIVES:
LB.
V‘d the rerpondent
underrt.nd
,ome d‘ff‘culty
und.=,t~ndlnS
OP.WAS ALERT
[TIAPARTHENT HousE (5 0K w.F vNITS.
3 STORIES OR LESS)
~APARTNENT “OVSE (5 OR M)RE “NITS,
4 STORIES OR tmw
~APARTHMT
IN A PARTLY COWERCIAL
STR”cT”RE
pomn
(Specify)
at 3 structure”
on c.ch side
d‘rcct‘on~
and check . . any
VACANT LAND ONLY
TMlLER
DETACHED SlNCLE FAMILY HOUSE
2-FAHILY “OWE. 2 UNITS SIDE SY SIDE
i Z-FAMILY IIOVSE. 2 “NITS ONE ABO”E
THEOIIIER
DETACVEV 3-4 FAMILY HWSE
El RW HOUSE (3 OR MRE “NITS IN AN
ATTACHED ROW)
COWLETE.
CPEWLLE
interv‘c”:
TBAILEll
DETACllED SINGLE FAHILY HOUSE
IIOUSE, 2 UNITS SIDE SY SIDE
B .2-FA”ILY
02-FMLY
HO”%, 2 UNITS ONE ASOW
TVE OTHER
DETACHED 3-4 FAMILY MOUSE
El ROW HOUSE (3 OR HDRE UNITS IN AN
ATTACHED ROW,
help.
(INTERVIEWER:
CHECK I’0 HAKE SURF Q’s 2. 3. 4 ON PACE 1 ARI
REtEt,BER TO PINISI, T,,“HBNAlL SKETCII AND POLLW-VP SHEET.)
@WIRE
llnit:
L3.
(STATE1
Thrrc a== all the quc,tlona
1 hnvr.
When “e .=e finl.hcd
“lth
th‘e .urveF
‘end you aome of OUT fin<lLnSn 01 our wuy of thankinS
Fou, ‘1 Fou “‘11 tend
this card.
(IRNV RFPORI WI&h-ST CAIW rO K)
I have no mo=c qur~tton”.
Ll.
bc IIvInS7
(CITY)
BY OBSERVATION ONLY,
AND
QUICK TO ANSWER
!-,I,
of VV but not ma=C than
boxer 0, WPly.
belo”.
100
~APAKTHRIT
HOVSS (5 ok Hew UNITS,
3 STORlES OR LESS)
~APARTIENT
HOUSE (5 OR H0F.E UNITS,
4 STORIES OR tmic)
[IAPAKTHMT
IN A PARTLY COIQDRCIAL
sI*CI”RE
,-J,NOLLY CO,WXCIAL OK INDUSTRIAL
STRVCTVKE
@OTHER (Spcc‘f,‘)
the que.t‘on.
and l W”cr‘nS7
.nd
I
!
.n,“er
rrsd‘ly.
or did he hwe
(NOT COUNTING IANCVACE DIFFICVLTY)
COVLll UNDERSTAND
AND ANSWER qUESTIONS
SATISFAcTORILY
OR
WAS SLOJ TO
UNVERSTANV AWO
WD DIYFILWLTY
ANSWERINC qUESTIONS
cot‘mNTs:
L9.
of ue~pondmt’~
l n#“ers
to factual quwtlons
(house value,
incomr.
badly nut of line “‘th
your obfe=v.t‘on..
ple.sr
note belo”.
(“SE NEXT PACE FOR TIIVI(IIMIL
SKETCII)
etc.)
eccm
APPENDIXI
.--
199
CENSUS
BOOK
CODE
ISR
IDI
DUNCAN
SOCIO-ECONOMIC
OCCUPATION
INDEX
PROFESSIONAL, TECHNICAL,
AND KINDRED WORKERS
000
010
012
013
014
015
020
021
022
023
030-060
--
001
002
003
004
005
006
007
008
009
010
012
070
071
072
073
074
075
013
014
015
016
017
018
080
081
082
083
084
085
090
091
092-093
020
121
022
023
024
025
026
027
028
101
102
029
030
103
104
105
111
120
130-145
150
151
152
153
031
032
033
034
035
036
037
038
039
040
Accountants
& auditors
Actors & actresses
Airplane
pilots
& navigators
Architects
Artists
h art teachers
Athletes
Authors
Chemists
Chiropractors
Clergymen
College presidents,
prof's,
instructors
(n.e.c.>*
Dancers & dancing teachers
Dentists
Designers
Dietitians
h nutritionists
Draftsmen
Editors
& reporters
Engineers,
technical
Aeronautical
Chemical
Civil
Electrical
Industrial
Mechnical
Metallurgical,
met'ts.
Mining
Not elsewhere
classified
(Inc. kind not reported)
Entertainers
(n.e.c.1
Farm & home management
advisors
Foresters
& conservationists
Funeral
directors
6 embalmers
Lawyers h judges
Librarians
Musicians
& music teachers
Natural
scientists
(n.e.c.1
Nurses, professional
professional
Nurses, student
Optometrists
Osteopaths
*Not
elsewhere
classified
78
60
79
90
67
52
76
79
75
52
a4 ---USE
ONLY WITH E 1-Y
45
96
73
39
67
82
87
90
a4
a4
86
a2
a2
a5
a7
31
a3
48
59
93
60
52
80
46
51---USE
79
96
ONLY WITH H INDUSTRY
200
CBC
/
IDI/
OCCUPATION
SES
PROFESSIONAL, TECHNICAL,
AND KINDRED WORKERS- cont.
I
154
041
160
161
162
163
042
043
044
011
164
165
170
171
045
046
047
048
172-175
180
181
182-184
la5
190-191
192
193
194
195
049
050
051
052
053
054
055
056
057
058
N=200
N(self
N(ten,
owner)
share)
N(NA type)
222
Personnel
6 labor-relations
workers
Pharmacists
Photographers
Physicians
and surgeons
Public
relations
men 6
publicity
writers
Radio operators
Recreation
& group workers
Religious
workers
Social 6 welfare
workers,
except group
Social
scientists
Sports instructors
& officials
Surveyors
Teachers (n.e.c.)
*
Technicians,
med. h dent.
Technicians,
testing
Technicians,
(n.e.c.)*
Therapists
h healers
(n.e.c.)
Veterinarians
Professional,
technical,
h
kindred
workers
(n.e.c.)*
a2
50
92
82***
69
67
56
64
al
64
48
72
48
62
62
58
78
65
FARMERS b FARM MANAGERS
(not laborers
& foremen)
019
059
191
060
Farmers (farm owners)
Farmers (tennants
6 sharecroppers)
Farmers (NA which type)
Farm managers
MANAGERS, OFFIC.,
EXCEPT FARM
061
Buyers
& dept.
251
062
Buyers
& shippers,
252
253
254
063
064
065
Conductors,
railroad
Credit
men
Floor-men & floor
mgrs.,
260
066
Inspectors,
public
admin.
(incl.
not rep.)
Federal
public
admin h
postal
service
State public
admin.
6 J)
067
260(926)
068
*Not
elsewhere
14 ---USE
14 ---USE
ONLY WITH A INDUSTRY
14---USE
36 ---USE
& PROPB.,
250
260(906
a4
heads,
store
farm prod.
classified
store
72--- USE ONLY WITH F, G, 606609, 617-629,
637-658,
666-696 INDUSTRY
33---USE 0NL.Y WITH 609 OR 616
INDUSTRY
58
74
50---USE ONLY WITH D, F, G,
637-696 INDUSTRY
63
72---USE
936
54 ---USE
936
ONLY WITH J OR 906INDUSTRIES
r
CBC
c
201
ID//
OCCUPATION
MANAGERS, OFFIC., 6 PROPR.,
EXCEPT FARM - cont.
260(936)
069
Local
262
265
070
071
270
072
public
admin.
6 J)
073
270(926)
074
Mgrs. 6 super's,
buildings
Officers
, pilots,
pursers,
&
ship (other
than
engineers,
navy or coastguard)
Officials
and administrators
6 pub. admin. (n.e.c.>*
Federal pub. admin. 6 postal
service
(incl.
not reported)
State pub. admin.
270(936)
075
Local
275
076
280
285
077
078
Officials
- lodge,
society,
union,
etc.
Postmasters
Purchasing
agents 6 buyers
(n.e.c.>*
270(906
pub.
admin.
56---USE ONLY WITH J OR 906936 INDUSTRIES
$2
54
jC---USE
936
$4---USE
936
j6---USE
936
54---USE
936
58---USE
SO---USE ONLY WITH 906 INDUST.
77
MANAGERS, OFFICIALS, 6 PROPR.,
(n.e.c.>*
SALARIED ONLY
R-SALARIED=290
~____
If NA industry
- see "ALL
OTHER INDUSTRY" below.
For
Agriculture,
Forestry,
Fisheries, 6 Mining - see "All Other
Industries"
below.
R(C)
R(206-459,B,M)
R(507-526,L)
R(536-579)
080
081
082
083
R(606-629)
084
Construction
Manufacturing
Transportation
Communications,
utilities
6 sanitary
services
Wholesale
trade
Retail
trade (if
see "other
Retail
R(637 6 F)
086
R(639 6 G)
R(646 6 647)
087
088
R(648 & 649)
089
R(656)
090
R(657)
R(658)
R(D)
R(666 6 676)
091
079
092
093
50
79
71
76
JO
NA kind
Trade")
Food 6 dairy products
stores and milk retg.
Gen. Mchdse. - 5 6 10 store
Apparel 6 access. stores
6 shoe stores
50
Furniture,
home fum,
6
equipmeat stores
Motor vehicles
6 access.,
retail
Gasoline
service
stations
Drugstores
Eating and drink places
Hardware,
farm implements,
6 building
material,
retail
68
*Not
elsewhere
classified
ONLY WITH 888 INDUSTRIES
68
69
65
31
59
39
64
202
g#-
SES
OCCIJPATION
MANAGERS, OFFICIALS, 6 PROPR.,
(n.e.c.)*
SALARIED ONLY - cont.
R(678-696)
I94
R(7066716)
R(7266736)
R(806h807)
R(a0a)
R(809)
R(826-839)
R(999&017-156)
846-898, A,
H, El
195
196
197
)9a
)99
.oo
.Ol
R-SELF-WLOYE
=291
R(C)SE
R(206-459,
B,
M) SE
(507-526,
L)
SE
R(536-579)SE
.03
.04
Other retail
trade
(incl.
not rep.)
Banking 6 other finance
Insurance
and other real estate
Business
services
Auto repair
6 garages
Misc. repair
services
Personal
services
not rep.)
All other ind. (incl.
Incl.
Agric.
(for farm mgr. see
code 222) Forestry,
Fisheries,
6
Mining
MANAGERS, OFFICIALS, 6 PROPR.
(n.e.c.)*
Self-employed
only
(If NA ind. see"Al1 other indust.'
below) For Agriculture,
Forestry,
Fisheries,
6 Mining,
see "All
other ind."
below
Construction
Manufacturing
.05
Transportation
.06
R(606-629)SE
.07
Communications
6 utilities,
sanitary
services
Wholesale
trade
R-SELF--LOPK
Retail
"other
R(637hF)SE
.09
R(6396G)SE
R(6466647)SE
R(6486649)SE
.lO
ll
.12
R(656)SE
R(657)SE
R(D)SE
R(6666676)SE
.13
.14
.15
.16
R(678-6966
658)SE
R(7066716)SE
R(7266736)SE
R(8066807)SE
R(808)SE
R(809)
R(826-839)SE
R(9996017-156,
846-898,
A,
H, E) SE
.17
.18
.19
.20
.21
.22
.23
.24
trade
retail
elsewhere
a5
84
80
47
53
50
62--Note:
R occupation
code
must not be used for J, K,
906-936 Industries
51
61
43
(If NA kind
trade")
6
classified
44
59
see
Pood 6 dairy products
stores &
milk ret'g.
Gen. lkhdse.
- 5 6 10 store
Apparel 6 access. stores
Furn.,
home furn.,
6 equipment
stores
Motor vehicles
6 act.
Gasoline
serv. stations
Eating 6 drink places
Hardware,
farm impl.,
6 building
mat., retail
Other retail
trade
(inc.
not rep.)-Banking and other finance
Insurance
6 other real estate
Business services
Auto repair
serv. 6 gar.
Misc. repair
services
Personal
services
All other ind. (incl.
not rep.)
Incl.
Agric.
(for farmer see code
N), Forestry,
Fisheries,
6 Mining
*Not
59
33
47
65
59
70
33
37
61
49
a5
76
67
36
34
41
49--Note:
Occupation
not be used with
906-936 Indust.
code mu*+
J, K,
203
-
IDt
OCCUPATION
301
302
303
125
126
127
304
128
Agents (n.e.c.)
Attendants
6 assis.,
Library
Att's.,
Physicians
6 dentists
office
Baggagemen, transportation
305
310
312
313
314
315
129
130
131
132
133
134
320
321
085
323
324
325
333
340
341
z
343
345
350
351
352
353
354
135
136
137
102
108
153
507
138
139
501
140
141
142
143
Bank tellers
Bookkeepers
Cashiers
Collectors,
bill
6 acct.
Dispatchers
6 starters,
vehicle
Express messenger 6 railway
mail clerks
File clerks
Insur.
adjusters,
exsminers,
h investigators
Mail carriers
Messenger 6 office
boys
Office machine operators
Payroll
6 timekeepers
Postal
clerks
Receptionists
Secretaries
Shipping
and rec. clerks
Stenographers
Stock clerks
6 storekeepers
Telegraph
messengers
Telegraph
operators
Telephone operators
Ticket,
station
6 exp. agt.
360
Y
506
144
Typists
Clerical
173
SES
6 kind.
workers
(n.e.c.)
1
68
44
38
25--USE ONLY WITH L, 507526 INDUSTRIES
52--USE ONLY WITH 706 INDUSTRIES
51
44
39
40
67--USE ONLY WITH L OR 906
INDUSTRIES
44 ***
62 ***
53--USE ONLY WITH
28
45
44
44--USE ONLY WITH
44 ***
61***
22
61***
44"""
22--USE ONLY WITH
47
45
60--USE ONLY WITH
INDUSTRIES
61***
44
SALES WORKERS
380
381
382
383
385
145
146
147
148
149
390
393
S
s=394
150
151
S(206-459,
B,M)
s(606-629)
S(637-696,
D,F,G)
S(9996 all
not above)
395
66
40
35
08
66***
154
Ad. agents 6 salesmen
Auctioneers
Demonstrators
Hucksters
& peddlers
Ins. agents 6 brokers
6 underwriters
Newsboys
Real estate agents 6 brokers
Salesmen 6 sales clerks
(n.e.c.)
(If ind. NA see "Other
Ind. ")
Manufacturing
155
156
Wholesale
trade
Retail
trade
61
39
157
Other
ind.
152
Stock
6 bond salesmen
*Not
(incl.
elsewhere
not
classified
rep.)
27
62
65
50
73
906 INDUSTRIES
906 INDUSTRIES
539 INDUSTRIES
L, 507-526
204
CBC
I D/l
OCCUPATION
SES
CRAFTSMEN, FOREMEN, 6 KINDRED
WORKERS
401
402
403
404
405
1 58
1 59
1 60
1 61
1 62
410
1 63
1 64
1 65
1 66
1 67
1 68
1 69
1 70
1 71
1 72
430(C)
1 74
30(237-249)
430(256-259.
Ml
430(267-276)
430(286-296,
206-236)
430(346-367,B)
1 76
1 77
Bakers
Blacksmiths
Boilermakers
Bookbinders
Brickmasons,
stonemasons,
6
tile-setters
Cabinetmakers
Carpenters
Cement 6 concrete
finishers
Compositors
6 typesetters
Cranemen, derrickmen,
& hoistmen
Decorators
6 window dressers
Electricians
Electrotypers
6 stereotypers
Engravers,
ext. photoengravers
Excavating,
grading,
f road
machinery
ooerators
Foremen (n.e:c.>*
(If ind. NA see
"Other Ind.")
Construction
Manufacturing
(If mfg. but NA kind
see "Other non-dur.
goods" below)
Metal industries
Machinery,
incl.
elec.
1 78
1 79
Transportation
Other durable
1 80
Textiles,
apparel
430(386-459,
306-329)
1 81
430(L)
430(507-526)
430(536-579)
1 82
1 83
1 a4
430(999&017156, 606-936,
A,D,E,F,G,H,
1 a5
Other non-dur.
goods (incl.
not spec. mfg.)
Railroads
6 railway
exp services
Transportation,
ext. rr
Telecommunications
6 utilities
6 sanitary
services
Other ind.(incl.
not rep)
:13
414
415
420
421
423
424
425
430
equip.
goods
textile
products
6
22
16
33
39
27
66
41
23
19
19
52
21
40
44
55
47
24
40
54
60
39
53
36
45
56
44--430 OCCUPATION CODE
MUST NOT BE USED WITH K
INDUSTRY
J>
431
432
434
435
1 86
1 a7
1 88
1 89
444
1 90
Forgemen 6 hsmmermen
Furriers
Glaziers
Heat treaters,
annealers,
6
temperers
Inspectors,
sealers,
6 graders,
log 6 lumber
*Not
elsewhere
classified
23
39
26
22
23
205
CBC
ID!/
WORKERS- cont.
.
450
--
;ES
OCCUPATION
450 (C)
450 (L)
450(507-579)
192
193
194
450(999&all
not above,
except J,
K,906-936)
451
195
196
452
453
197
198
454
460
461
465
199
200
201
202
470
203
471
472
473
474
475
480
204
205
206
207
208
209
490
491
492
493
494
210
211
212
213
214
495
501
502
503
504
505
510
512
215
216
217
218
219
220
221
222
513
514
515
223
224
225
520
521
226
227
Inspectors
(n.e.c.)*(If
NA ind.
see "Other Ind. below)
Construction
Railroads
& railway
exp. serv.
Transport.,
ext. rr comm. 6
other pub. utilities
Other non-mfg.
ind.
(incl.
not
rep.)
Jewelers,
watchmakers,
6 silversmiths
Job-setters,
metal
Linemen 6 servicemen,
telephone,
6 power
Locomotive
engineers
Locomotive
firemen
Loom fixers
Machinists
goldsmiths,
telegraph,
Mechanics 6 repairmen
Airconditioning,
heating
& refrigeration
Airplane
Automobile
Office machine
Radio 6 television
Railroad
6 car shop
Not elsewhere
classified
(incl.
NA type)
Millers,
grain,
flour,
feed, etc.
Millwrights
Molders,
metal
Motion picture
projectionists
Opticians
6 lens grinders
6
polishers
Painters,
const.
6 maint.
Paperhangers
Pattern
6 model makers, ext. paper
Photoengravers
6 lithog's
Piano 6 organ tuners 6 repairs
Plasterers
Plumbers 6 pipefitters
Pressmen 6 plate printers,
printing
Rollers
6 roll
hands, metal
Roofers 6 slaters
Shoemakers 6 repaiers,
ext. factory
Stationary
engineers
Stone-cutters
6 carvers
*Not
elsewhere
classified
16
11
15
la--450 OCCUPATION CODE MUST
NOT BE USED WITH J, K,
906-936 INDUSTRIES
16
!a
19
it3
i5
to
)3
!7***
ia
19
36
36
!3
!7
19
31
12
13
39
16
LO
84
54
38
25
34
09
22
15
L2--DO NOT USE WITH B, M,
206-459 INDUSTRIES
47
25
206
CBC
ID//
OCCUPATION
WORKERS- cont.
523
524
525
228
229
230
530
535
545
231
232
233
555
428
555
555
429
244
601
602
603
604
605
610
612
613
614
615
620
621
630
631
632
236
237
240
241
242
243
245
246
247
248
249
451
250
634
635
251
252
640
641
642
253
254
256
643
500
645
650
651
258
259
652
653
260
261
654
262
670
671
672
673
263
299
264
300
238
239
257
Structural
metal workers
Tailors
6 tailoresses
coppersmiths,
6
Tinsmiths,
sheet metal workers
Tool 6 die makers 6 setters
Upholsterers
Craftsmen
6 kin. workers,
n.e.c.*
Members of the armed forces:
Enlisted
men
Officers
NA whether enlisted
or officer
OPERATIVES 6 KINDRED WORKERS
Apprentices
(If trade NA see
trade)
Auto mechanics
Bricklayers
6 masons
Carpenters
Electricians
Machinists
6 toolmakers
Mechanics,
ext. auto
Plumbers 6 pipefitters
Building
trade (n.e.c.>*
Metalworking
trades
(n.e.c.>*
Printing
trades
Other specified
trades
Trade not specified
Asbestos 6 insulation
workers
Assemblers
Attendants,
auto serv. 6 parking
Blasters
6 powdermen
6 lock
Boatmen, canalmen,
keepers
Brakemen, railroad
Bus-drivers
Chainmen, rodmen, sxemen, survey
Checkers,
examiners,
6 inspectors,
manuals
Conductors,
bus 6 street
rw
Deliverymen
6 routemen
Dressmakers
6 seamstresses,
ext. factory
Dyers
Filers,
grinders
6 polishers,
metal
Fruit,
nut 6 veget.
graders
6 packers,
ext. factory
Furnacemen,
smeltermen,
pourer2
Graders,
sorters,
manuf.
Heaters,
metal
Knitters,
loopers,
toppers,
textile
34
-
23
33
50
22
32
---USE
ONLY WITH J INDUSTRY
---USE
---USE
ONLY WITH J INDUSTRY
ONLY WITH 3 INDUSTRY
25
32
31
37
41
34
33
29
33
40
31
39
32
17***
19
11
24
42
24
25
17***USE ONLY WITH B, M OR 2--,
3-- OR 4--1NDUST.
30 ---USE ONLY WITH 507 INDUST.
32
23-DO NOT USE WITH B,M,206-459
IND.
12
22
lo--DO NOT USE WITH B, M, 206459 INDUSTRIES
ia
17***lJSE ONLY WITH B,M,Z--,3--,4---d
29
Zl***USE ONLY WITH 346-356 IND.
207
CBC
ID#
OCCUPATION
OPERATIVE 6 KINDRED WORKERS-cont.
--
674
675
265
266
680
685
267
268
685(136)
685(146)
685(1566126)
690
269
270
271
272
691
692
693
694
695
701
703
704
705
273
274
235
275
276
277
278
255
279
Laundry 6 dry cleaning
oper.
Meatcutters,
ext. slaughter
6
packing house
Milliners
Mine operators
6 laborers
(n.e.c.)*
(If NA which below)
Coal mining
Crude petrol
6 nat. gas
Mining 6 quarrying,
ext. fuel
Motormen, mine, factory,
logging camp, etc.
Motormen, street,
subway, etc.
Oilers
6 greasers,
ext. auto
Packers & wrappers n.e.c.*
Painters,
ext. const.
& maint.
Photographic
process workers
Power-station
operators
Sailors
6 deck hands
Sawyers
Sewers 6 stitchers,
manuf.
710
712
713
714
T
720
721
280
281
282
283
284
285
286
Spinners,
textile
Stationary
firemen
Switchmen,
railroad
Taxi drivers
6 chauffers
Truck 6 tractor
drivers
Weavers. textile
Welders 6 flame cutters
-W
w=775
W(C)
L5--DO NOT USE WITH K IND.
29--DO NOT USE WITH 306 IW$6
LO--USE ONLY WITH 126-156
TND.
DZ--USE
38--USE
12--USE
03--USE
ThTD.
IHD.
TND..
IND.
ONLY
ONLY
ONLY
ONLY
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
126-156
126-156
126-156
126-156
34--USE ONLY WITH 507 INDUBT.
15
la
18
42
50
16
05
17***USE ONLY WITH B, M, Z?--,
3 -- OR 4--1NDUST.
05
17
44
10
15
06
24
n.e.c.*
363
Non-Manufacturing
Construction
(For other nonsee
after mfg. industrmfg. ind.
ies below)
Manufacturing
(If NA what kind of
mfg. see under "Manufacturing")
Durable goods
Lumber 6 wood products,
ext.
furniture
W(206)
W(207)
290
W(208)
W(209)
W(216-236)
291
292
293
W(216)
W(217)
294
295
W(218)
296
Sawmills,
planing
mills,
6
millwork
Misc. wood products
Furniture
6 fixtures
(If
Stone, clay 6 glass prod.
NA which below)
Glass 6 glass products
Cement, concrete,
6 gypsum prod.
6 plaster
Structural
clay products
*Not
elsewhere
classified
18
--DO NOT USE W OCCUPATION
CODE WITH 206 INDUSTRY
07
09
09
17
23
10
10
208
CBC
ID#
OCCUPATION
n.e.c.*
W(219)
W(236)
297
298
W(237)
301
W(238)
302
W(239)
W(246)
303
304
W(247)
305
w(24a)
W(249)
W(2566257,M)
306
307
308
W(256)
W(257)
W(M)
W(259)
W(267-276)
W(267)
W(268)
W(269)
W(276)
W(286-289)
309
310
311
312
313
314
315
316
317
318
W(286)
w(287)
W(289)
319
320
321
W(296)
322
W(306)
W(307)
w(308)
324
325
326
W(309)
W(316)
W(317)
w(318)
W(319)
327
328
329
330
331
W(326)
W(329)
332
333
Pottery
6 related
Misc. nonmetallic
products
products
mineral
& stone
Metal Industries
Blast furnaces,
steel works 6
rolling
mills
Other primary
iron 6 steel indust
ries
Primary nonferrous
ind.
Cutlery,
hand tools,
6 other
hardware
Fabricated
structural
met. products
Misc. Fab. metal prods.
Not spec. metal industries
Machinery,
ext. elec.
(If NA
which below)
Agricultural
machinery
Office
6 store machines 6 devices
Misc. machinery
Elec. math.,
6 equip.
6 supp.
Trans. equip.
(If NA which below)
Motor veh. 6 equip.
Aircraft
6 parts
Ship 6 boat bldg.
6 repairing
Railroad
6 misc. trans.
equipment
Professional
6 photographic
equip
6 watches (If NA which below)
Prof. equip.
6 supplies
Photo equip.
6 supplies
Watches, clocks,
6 clockwork
operated devices
Misc. mfd. ind.
Non-durable
goods
Food 6 kindred
products
(If NA
which see Not Spec. Food Ind.
below)
Meat products
Dairy products
Canning & preserving
fruits,
veg.
6 sea foods
Grain mill
products
Bakery products
Confectionary
6 related
products
Beverage industries
Misc. food prep. 6 kindred
products
Not spec. food ind.
Tobacco mfg.
*Not
elsewhere
classified
21
15
17
12
15
16
16
15
14
22
21
31
22
26
23
21
34
16
23
29
23
40
28
16
16
22
09
14
15
12
19
11
19
02
209
1
CBC
--ID!/
OCCUPATION
W(346-356)
334
W(346)
W(347)
335
336
w(34a)
W(349)
W(356)
W(3676B)
337
338
339
340
W(B)
W(367)
W(386-389)
341
342
343
W(386)
W(387)
W(389)
W(3966398)
344
345
346
347
w(406-409)
348
W(406)
W(407)
W(408)
W(409)
W(4166419)
349
350
351
352
353
W(416)
W(419)
W(4266429
W(436-438
354
355
356
357
W(436)
358
W(437)
w(438)
W(459)
359
360
361
Textile
mill
prod. (If NA
which below)
Knitting
mills
Dyeing 6 finishing
textiles,
ext.
knit goods
Carpets,
rugs, floor
cov.
6 fab. mills
Yarn, thread,
prod.
Misc. tex. mill
Apparel 6 other fabricated
textile
prod. (If NA which below)
Apparel 6 access.
Misc. fab. tex. prod.
Paper 6 allied
products
(If NA
which below)
Pulp, paper, 6 paperboard
mills
Paperboard
containers,
boxes
Misc. paper 6 pulp prod.
Printing,
publishing,
6 allied
ind.
Chemical 6 allied
prod. (If NA
which below)
Synthetic
fibres
Drugs 6 medicines
varnishes,
6 related
prod.
Paints,
Misc. them. L allied
prod.
Petroleum
6 coal prod.
(If NA
which below)
Petroleum
refining
Misc. pet. 6 coal prod.
Rubber prod. 6 misc. plastic
prod.
Leather
6 leather
proc.
(If NA
which below)
tanned,
curried
6
Leather:
finished
Footwear ext. rubber
Leather
prod. ext. footwear
Not spec. mfg. ind.
(Incl.
MFG.
but NA kind)
Other
21
38
L4
32
LO
21
22
L7
19
19
17
19
31
20
09
26
15
23
51
56
14
22
16
10
09
14
16
non-manufacturing
W(L)
364
W(507-526)
W(536-579)
365
366
W(606-696,D,
F,G)
W(806-809)
W(826-839,K)
W(906-936,J)
367
Construction
- see before mfg.
industries
(If NA what kind see
Not. Spec. Ind. below)
Railroads
6 railway
express
services
Transportation,
ext. rail
Communications
6 utilities
and
sanitary
services
Wholesale
6 retail
trade
368
369
370
Business 6 repair
services
Personal
services
Public
administration
*Not
36
elsewhere
classified
15
23
21
17
19
11
17
210
CBC
ID//
OCCUPATION
n.e.c.*
- cont.
W(999-nonmanuf.)
W(999&017018,706-736
846-898, A,
E,H)
362
801
802
175
372
802,0+0)
802(~1)
803
374
373
375
803 (LO)
803(~1)
P
376
505
377
pm)
PW)
379
378
371
810
812
380
381
813
814
815
820
821
823
382
383
384
386
385
287
824
825
830
831
832
387
388
389
390
393
834
835
394
502
840
841
842
843
850
851
852
396
400
401
288
391
392
395
Not spec.
non-mfg.
All other
non-mfg.
ind. (Incl.
but NA kind)
ind. incl.
kind
PRIVATE HOUSEHOLDWORKERS
Baby sitters,
priv.
households
Housekeepers,
priv.
h.h.
(If NA
which below)
Living
out
Living
in
Laundress,
priv.
h.h.
(If NA
which below)
Living
out
Living
in
Priv.
h.h. workers n.e.c.*
(If
NA which below)
Living
out
Living
in
SERVICE WORKERS, EXCEPT PRIVATE
HOUSEHOLD
Attendants,
institutions,
hosp.
Attendants,
Prof. 6 per. serv.
n.e.c.*
Att's.
rec. 6 amusement
Barbers
Bartenders
Bootblacks
Boarding
6 lodg. housekeepers
Chambermaids h maids, ext.
private
household
Charwomen 6 cleaners
Cooks, ext. priv.
h.h.
Counter 6 fountain
workers
Elevator
operators
Housekeepers
6 stewards,
ext.
private
households
Janitors
6 sextons
Kitchen
workers n.e.c.*
ext.
private
households
Midwives
Porters
Practical
nurses
cosmetologists
Hairdressers,
Firemen,
fire
protection
Guards, watchmen, doorkeepers
Marshalls
6 constables
*Not elsewhere
classified
la
20--DO NOT USE W OCCUPATION
CODE WITH 126-156 INDUST.
07--USE
19--USE
ONLY WITH K INDUST.
ONLY WITH K INDUST.
21--USE ONLY WITH K INDUST.
lo--USE ONLY WITH K INDUST.
12--USE ONLY WITH K INDUST.
12--USE
----USE
07--USE
ONLY WITH K INDUST.
ONLY WITH K INDUST.
ONLY WITH K INDUST.
06--USE
12--USE
ONLY WITH K INDUST.
ONLY WITH K INDUST.
13
26
19
17
19
08
30--USE ONLY WITH 826 INDUST.
11--DO NOT USE WITH K INDUST.
10
15--DO NOT USE WITH K IND.
17***
10
31--DO NOT USE WITH K IND.
09
ll***DO
NOT USE WITH K IND.
37--USE ONLY WITH 867 INDUST.
04
22
17
37
la
21--USE ONLY WITH J, 926 OR
936 INDUST.
211
--
SES
CBC
IDb
853
397
853 (All
others)
853 (906936,J)
854
399
SERV. EXC. PRIV. hh.
Policemen 6 detectives
which below)
Private
398
Government
402
Sheriffs
860
405
a74
a75
890
403
404
406
Watchmen (crossing(
6 bridge
tenters
Ushers, recreation
6 amusement
Waiters 6 waitresses
Service workers except private
household
(n.e.c*)
901
U
V
905
407
408
409
410
OCCUPATION
cont.
(If
NA
39
36
40
6 bailiffs
FARMLABORERS 6 FOREMEN
Farm Foremen
Farm laborers,
wage workers
unpaid family
workers
Farm lab.,
Farm service
lab.,
self-emp.
34--USE ONLY WITH J, 926,
936 INDUSTRY
17
25
16
11--DO NOT USE WITH K INDUST.
20--USE ONLY WITH AN INDUST.
06--USE ONLY WITH AN nlm5T.
17-USEONLYWITHAN
INDUST.
22--USE OI??Y WITH AK ImUST.
LABORERS, EXCEPT FARM h MINE
-
Carpenters
6 mining
Fishermen
helpers,
ext.
logging
960
323
962
411
963
412
964
413
965
414
Garage laborers,
car washers
and greasers
Gardeners,
ext. farm and groundskeepers
Longshoremen 6 stevedores
970
415
Lumbermen,
971
416
Teamsters
972
417
Truck
973
503
Warehousemen
X(C)
X(985)
491
6 oystermen
raftsmen,
drivers'
woodchoppers
helper
n.e.c.*
LABORERS, n.e.c.*
Non-Manufacturing
Construction
(for other non-mfg.
ind. see after mfg. Industries
below)
Manufacturing
(If NA what kind see
not spec. ind. under Manufactur3
below)
Durable goods
Lumber 6 wood prod.
*Not
elsewhere
classified
exe furn.
07--DO NOT USE WITH
206 INDUSTRY
lo--DO NOT USE WITH
INDUSTRY
08--DO NOT USE WITH
INDUSTRY
ll--DO
NOT USE WITH
INDUSTRY
ll--DO
NOT USE WITH
INDUSTRY
04--DO NOT USE WITH
INDUSTRY
08--DO NOT USE WITH
INDUSTRY
09--DO NOT USE WITH
INDUSTRY
O&-DO NOT USE WITH
INDUSTRY
07
126-136,
126-X36
126-136
126-156
126-136
126-156
126-336
126-156
126-136
212
CBC
OCCUPATION
X(206)
LAB., cont.
Logging
X(207)
419
X(208)
X(209)
x(216-236)
420
421
422
X(216)
x(217)
423
424
X(218)
X(219)
X(236)
425
426
427
X(237)
430
X(238)
X(239)
X(246)
431
432
433
X(247)
X(248)
X(249)
X(256&257 ,M)
434
435
436
437
X(256)
X(257)
X(K)
X(259)
438
439
440
441
X(267-276)
442
X(267)
443
X(268)
X(269)
X(276)
444
445
446
X(286-289)
447
X(286)
X(287)
x(289)
448
449
504
X(296)
450
Sawmills,
planing
mills,
and millwork
Misc. wood products
Furniture
6 fixtures
Stone, clay & glass prod,
(If NA which below)
Glass & glass products
Cement, concrete,
gypsum,
products
Structural
clay products
Pottery
& related
prod.
Misc. nonmetallic
mineral
products
SES
Do not use X Occup.
code with 206 Indust.
03
02
05
07
plaster
14
05
and stone
05
07
05
METAL INDUSTRIES
Blast furnaces,
steel works, rolling
mills
Other primary
iron & steel
ind.
Primary nonferrous
ind.
Cutlery,
hand tools & other hardware
Fabricated
structural
metal products
Misc. fab. met. prod.
Not spec. metal ind.
Machinery,
ext. elec.
(If NA which
below)
Agric.
math.,
tractors
Office
& store machines and devices
Miscellaneous
machinery
Electrical
machinery,
equipment and
supplies
Transportation
equipment
(If NA which
below)
Motor vehicles
& motor vehicle
equipment
Aircraft
and parts
Ship d boat bldg. rpr.
Railroad
& misc. transportation
equipment
Professional
& photographic
equipment
& watches (If NA which below)
Profess.
equip.
& supp.
Photo. equip.
& supp.
Watches, clocks,
& clock-work
operated devices
Misc. Mfg. industries
Non-durable
goods
Food & kind.
prod.
(If NA which
see Not. spec. Food Ind. below)
09
04
06
07
07
1Q
09
11
14
17
10
14
11
13
15
02
08
11
10
16
11
12
_
213
CBC
..-
ID//
X(306)
X(307)
X(208)
452
453
454
X(309)
X(316)
X(317)
X(318)
X(319)
X(326)
X(329)
X(346-356)
455
456
457
458
459
460
461
462
X(346)
X(347)
463
464
x(348)
X(349)
X(356)
x(367&B)
X(B)
x(367)
x(386-389)
465
466
467
468
469
470
471
X(386)
X(387)
x(389)
x(396&398)
X(406-409)
472
473
474
475
476
x(406)
X(407)
x(408)
X(409)
x(416&419)
477
478
479
480
481
X(416)
X(419)
x(426&429)
X(436-438 j
482
483
484
485
x(436)
X(437)
X(438)
X(459)
486
487
488
489
X(L)
X(507-526)
X(536-579)
492
493
49L
x(600-696)
495
OCCUPATION
LAB., cont.
Meat products
Dairy products
Canning 6 preser7.
fruits
vegetables
L sea foods
Grain-mill
products
Bakery products
& related
products
Confect.,
Beverage industries
Misc. food prep. & kind. prod.
Not spec. food ind.
Tobacco Manufacturers
Textile
mill
products
(If NA which
below)
Knitting
mills
Dyeing & finishing
textiles
except
knit goods
covering
Carpets,
rugs, floor
Yarn, thread,
& fabric
mills
products
Misc. textile-mill
Apparel & other fab. textile
prod.
Apparel & accessories
MISC. fab. textile
products
Paper & allied
prod.
(If NA which
below)
Pulp, paper, and paperbd.
mills
and boxes
Paperbd. containers
Misc. paper & pulp products
Printing,
publishing,
allied
industry
Chemicals & allied
products
(If NA
which below)
Synthetic
fibers
Drugs & medicines
varnishes
and related
product
Paints,
h allied
products
Misc. chemicals
Petroleum
& coal products
(If NA
which below)
Petroleum
refining
Misc. petroleum
and coal products
Rubber products
Leather
& leather
products
(If NA which below)
curried
and finished
Leather;
tanned,
except rubber
Footwear,
Leather
products,
except footwear
Not specified
manufacturing
industries
(Incl.
manuf. but NA kind)
Railroads
& railway
express service
except railroads
Transportation,
Telezommunicatious
and utilities
and sanitary
service
Wholesale
& retail
trade
SES
08
13
C6
06
10
10
16
05
14
00
03
04
09
14
01
06
09
11
06
07
06
10
08
23
08
04
22
08
08
22
26
03
12
06
02
10
12
08
03
09
06
12
214
CBC
ID/!
x(806-809)
X(K, 826-839)
496
497
4 98
490
X(993-non manuf.)
X(939&017-018,
706-499,736A)
499
SES
OCCUPATION
LAB., cont.
Business
h repair
services
Personal
services
P~?~lic Administration
Non-manufacturin:
\'incl.
non-manuf.
HA 'xix‘)
All other industries
(incl.
not
reported)
09
09
97
07
~.
06--Do not use X occupation code with 126-156
industries.
NOT IN LABOR FORCE
990
990
990
991x**
903
905
298
234
992x**
993
993***
993***
994***
995
418
901
902
904
900
999
Housewife
Student
Student with job**
Discharged
from service,
not yet employed.**
Unemployed**
Retired**
Permanently
disabled**
Handles own investments,
Inap.**
Occupation
not reported
not
retired,
18
ONLY**
*Not elsewhere
classified
**These codes are to be usd at the
study,
i.e.
the study rules will
to code such cases in these codes
a prior
occupation.
***These
numbers have been assigned
19
discretion
of the
direct
you whether
or whether to code
on the
ORD
c
215
CENSUS CLASS LETTER
NUMERICAL EQUIV.
N
200
196
P
804
659
Q
411
876
R
R-SE
290
291
636
S
394
638
T
715
868
IJ
902
916
V
903
K
816
W
775
L
506
X
985
M
258
Y
370
2
342
CENSUS CLASS LETTER
NUXRICAL
A
016
B
359
EQUIV.

Survey of Consumer Finances, 1967

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