Table 6. Insurance Trust Revenue Variables.
Variable Name | Census Code | Description |
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Total Insurance Trust Revenue | The sum of all insurance trust revenue | |
Total Insurance Trust Contributions | The sum of the contribution variables below | |
Total Trust Investment Revenue | The sum of the investment variables below | |
Total Retirement Plan Revenue | The sum of all retirement plan revenue | |
Total Retirement Contributions | The sum of the following four contribution variables | |
Local Government Employees | X01 | Contributions from employees of local governments |
State Government Employees | X04 | Contributions from employees of state governments |
From Other Governments | X05 | Contributions coming from other governments |
Contribution to Own System | X06 | Contributions to the government’s own system |
Investment Earnings | X08 | All earnings on the investments of the retirement plan |
Total Unemployment Revenue | The sum of the following three variables | |
Unemployment Payroll Tax | Y01 | Included in total insurance trust contributions |
Unemployment Interest Revenue | Y02 | Included in total investment revenue |
Unemployment Federal Advances | Y04 | Funds received when taxes and investments cannot cover the benefits due to unemployed workers |
This table describes the coding of the social insurance trust revenue variables and provides a short description of each. NEC stands for not elsewhere classified. The indentation of the variables in the first column indicates how subcategories of data collapse into larger categories. More detailed descriptions of each variable can be found in the Census’ 2006 classification manual (http://www.census.gov/govs/classification/) included with the database download.