1990 POPULATION CENSUS Detailed data based on a 2 per cent representative sample (1992)

IV. SAMPLING ERROR OF THE ESTIMATES

AbsoRelaAbsoRelaDenomination Value lute tíve Denomination Value lute tive error error 80-84 24950 2025 8,12 Of which: 85- X 12200 1402 11,49 male 199150 6342 3,18 female 184700 5979 3,24 Second-level apprentice school 1115200 16425 1,47 Of which aged Child attending a nursery or kindergarten 455650 9893 2,17 15-17 28100 2112 7,52 Of which: 18-19 90450 3858 4,27 male 240350 6705 2,79 20-24 211100 6254 2,96 female 215300 6320 2,94 25-29 179000 5641 3,15 30-34 213450 6147 2,88 Pupil or student at day-section 1865000 26283 1,41 35-39 205900 6023 2,93 Of which: 40-44 148850 4999 3,36 male 952150 16885 1,77 45-49 38350 2456 6,40 female 912850 16889 1,85 Second-level vocational school 36800 2787 7,57 Other dependent 460750 11117 2,41 Of which aged Of which: 15-17 2950 742 25,15 male 47500 4332 9,12 18-19 6550 1048 16,00 female 413250 9337 2,26 20-24 13250 1509 11,39 25-29 11500 1369 11,90 30-34 2550 631 24,75 To table 2.2.3.1 Secondary school 1642500 21746 1,32 Industry Of which aged Mining, manufacturing 1384900 19420 1,40 18-19 87650 4356 4,97 Construction 308100 8363 2,71 20-24 235350 8072 3,43 Agriculture and forestry 685550 13339 1,95 25-29 167950 5636 3,36 Transport, post and telecommunication 385750 9572 2,48 30-34 206800 6296 3,04 Trade 494700 9979 2,02 35-39 241250 6835 2,83 Water works and supply 74700 4069 5,45 40-44 212850 6284 2,95 Other material activity 37600 2508 6,67 45-49 146150 5200 3,56 Personal and economic services 209750 6141 2,93 50-54 106850 4369 4,09 Health, social and cultural 55-59 74000 3540 4,78 services 594550 11315 1,90 60-64 66400 3401 5,12 Community, administrative and 65-69 45000 2717 6,04 other services 291700 8108 2,78 70-74 24150 1991 8,24 75-79 16500 1637 9,92 80-84 7350 1106 15,05 To table 2.2.4.1 85- X 4250 856 20,14 Age group Third-level education 667050 13971 2,09 14-19 260100 7309 2,81 Of which aged 20-24 473150 10074 2,13 20-24 31000 2432 7,85 25-29 458200 9850 2,15 25-29 77850 4000 5,14 30-34 650200 11955 1,84 30-34 94500 4435 4,69 35-39 754900 12961 1,72 35-39 105150 4637 4,41 40-49 1229850 16948 1,38 40-44 97350 4417 4,54 50-54 434200 9183 2,12 45-49 78450 3795 4,84 55-59 182350 5699 3,13 50-54 44900 2828 6,30 60- X 24350 2126 8,73 55-59 45150 2818 6,24 60-64 37700 2621 6,95 Status in employment 65-69 26350 2120 8,05 Employees and co-operative members 4229250 34916 0,83 70-74 11000 1342 12,20 Own-account workers 213150 6282 2,95 75-79 10500 1319 12,56 Unpaid helping family 80-84 4850 892 18,39 members 24900 2107 8,46 85- X 2300 605 26,30 To table 2.2.5 0CCUPAT10N Highest educational attainment To table 2.2.1 General school: less than 6 grades 75850 4112 5,42 6-7 grades 142200 5212 3,67 Active earner 4467300 35982 0,81 8 grades 1499150 19653 1,31 Of which: Second-level appr. or vocational school 1032550 15148 1,47 male 2477050 21993 0,89 Secondary school 1199900 17118 1,43 female 1990250 18872 0,95 Third-level education 517650 11694 2,26 Unemployed seeking for job 92700 4151 4,48 Of which: To table 2.2.6 male 65200 3351 5,14 female 27500 2093 7,61 Major group of activity Manual workers 2951650 29306 0,99 Seeking employment for the first time 16850 1761 10,45 Of which: Of which: skilled workers 1354200 17385 1,28 male 9300 1245 13,39 semi-skilled workers 1046750 16183 1,55 female 7550 1128 14,94 unskilled workers 333150 8539 2,56 Getting a child-care fee or allowance 254000 6399 2,52 Non-manual workers 1515650 19860 1,31 Of which: Of which: male 2300 594 25,83 chiefs, managers 395700 8910 2,25 female 251700 6368 2,53 subordinate professionals 866200 14183 1,64 subordinate office workers 231300 6334 2,74 Pensioner, rentier, other dependent 2379200 24963 1,05 Of which: Major group of occupation male 994300 13084 1,32 Manual workers female 1384900 16348 1,18 Mining and manufacturing 1083050 16162 1,49 Of which: Child aged 0-14 not attending mining occup. 26550 2708 10,20 kindergarten nor school 383850 9560 2,49 metallurgists 26950 2248 8,34 246