Table 2.
Description of the first selection of 48 socioeconomic variables at the census block group scale
| Unless stated otherwise, variables are proportions expressed in % | Var. Id. | |
|---|---|---|
|
Family and household |
People under the age of 25 in the total population |
1 |
| People over the age of 65 in the total population |
2 |
|
| People living outside the household (boarder students, soldier in garrison, people in jail, people in nursing home or in hospital, etc.) in the total population |
3 |
|
| SINGLE-PARENT FAMILIES IN THE TOTAL POPULATION |
4 |
|
| Householders living alone in the total population |
5 |
|
|
Immigration and mobility |
FOREIGN PEOPLE IN THE TOTAL POPULATION |
6 |
| FOREIGN IMMIGRANTS (SINCE THE LAST CENSUS) IN THE TOTAL POPULATION |
7 |
|
| People who have moved from their municipality since the last census in the total population |
8 |
|
|
Employment and income |
People in the labor force in the total populationa |
9 |
| Men in the labor force in the total male population a |
10 |
|
| Women in the labor force in the total female population a |
11 |
|
|
Unemployed people in the labor forceb |
12 |
|
| Unemployed foreigners in the labor force b |
13 |
|
| Unemployed people in the 15-24 years old labor force b |
14 |
|
| Over 50 years old unemployed people in the labor force b |
15 |
|
| Unemployed people in the male labor force b |
16 |
|
| Unemployed people in the female labor force b |
17 |
|
| People unemployed for more than 1 year in the labor force b |
18 |
|
| SELF-EMPLOYED (INDEPENDENT WORKERS, EMPLOYERS, ETC.) IN THE LABOR FORCE |
19 |
|
| PEOPLE WITH UNSTABLE JOBS IN THE LABOR FORCE (APPRENTICES, TRAINEES, TEMPORARY JOBS, ETC.) |
20 |
|
| PEOPLE WITH STEADY JOBS IN THE LABOR FORCE |
21 |
|
| Farmers in the labor force |
22 |
|
| Managers in the labor force |
23 |
|
| Blue-collar workers in the labor force |
24 |
|
|
MEDIAN INCOME PER CONSUMPTION UNIT (IN EUROS PER YEAR)c |
25 |
|
|
Education |
People 6-15 years old attending school in the 6-15 years old population |
26 |
| PEOPLE WITH NO SCHOOL GRADUATION (AND NOT STUDYING) IN THE 15 YEARS OLD AND MORE POPULATION |
27 |
|
| PEOPLE WITH BASIC OR INTERMEDIATE GENERAL OR VOCATION QUALIFICATIONS (AND NOT STUDYING) IN THE 15 YEARS OLD AND MORE POPULATION |
28 |
|
| PEOPLE WITH GENERAL OR VOCATIONAL MATURITY CERTIFICATES (AND NOT STUDYING) IN THE 15 YEARS OLD AND MORE POPULATION |
29 |
|
| People with at least a lower tertiary education (and not studying) in the 15 years old and more population |
30 |
|
| People with a higher educational degree (and not studying) in the 15 years old and more population |
31 |
|
| Students in the 15 years old and more population |
32 |
|
|
Housing |
Individual houses in the main residences |
33 |
| Multiple dwelling units in the main residences |
34 |
|
| NON-OWNER-OCCUPIED IN THE MAIN RESIDENCES |
35 |
|
| Subsidized housing in the main residences |
36 |
|
| Main residences built before 1968 |
37 |
|
| Main residences built after 1990 |
38 |
|
| Main residences less than 40 m2 |
39 |
|
| Main residences larger than 150 m2 |
40 |
|
| Main residences without bathtub or shower |
41 |
|
| Main residences without toilet |
42 |
|
| Main residences without heating |
43 |
|
| Main residences with a parking space (garage or other) |
44 |
|
| MAIN RESIDENCES WITH MORE THAN ONE PERSON PER ROOM |
45 |
|
| AVERAGE NUMBER OF PEOPLE PER ROOMc |
46 |
|
| HOUSEHOLDS WITHOUT A CAR |
47 |
|
| HOUSEHOLDS WITH 2 OR MORE CARS | 48 | |
aRedundant group “labor force”.
bRedundant group “unemployment”.
cNot a proportion.
UPPERCASE : variables selected commonly for each metropolitan areas and global analysis.
Italic: variables selected during the “reduction of redundant groups” step for the global analysis.