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Stata SAS
Variable Name ind_cat_W
Top Access Level released
Label Industry Category for Primary Job in Wave W
Codebook SIPP Synthetic Beta v7
Concept
Type numeric

Files

ssb_v7_0_syntheticK_M.sas7bdat   http://www.census.gov/programs-surveys/sipp/methodology/sipp-synthetic-beta-data-product.html  ( SAS )
ssb_v7_0_syntheticK_M.dta   http://www.census.gov/programs-surveys/sipp/methodology/sipp-synthetic-beta-data-product.html  ( Stata )

Full Description

Industry is a characteristic of an individual's job and hence varies over time. There are industry values reported for (potentially) two jobs in each wave of the survey. Industry is chosen by summing earnings associated with the array of variables ws1ind1-ws1ind{max number of waves} and ws2ind1-ws2ind{max number of waves} in the 1984,1990-1993 panels, and ejbind1_1-ejbind1_{max number of waves) and ejbind2_1-ejbind2_{max number of waves} in the 1996-2008 panels and choosing the industry associated with the greatest total earnings. Thus industry is the industry from which greatest earnings are derived in the survey.

Value Ranges

Value Range

Range: [ 1 , 4 ]

Groups

Economic Variables

Values (21 total)

1 Agriculture, Fishing, Forestry, Hunting
2 Gas, Mining, Oil
3 Construction
4 Manufacturing
5 Wholesale Trade
6 Resale Trade
7 Transportation and Warehousing
8 Utilities
9 Information
10 Finance and Insurance
11 Real Estate, Rental of Goods
12 Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services
13 Management of companies/enterprises
14 Administrative, support, waste management services
15 Educational Services
16 Health Care and Social Assistance
17 Arts, Entertainment, and Recreation
18 Accommodation and Food Services
19 Other Services, except public domain
20 Public Administration
21 Military (specifically, last or present job was or is in the armed forces)