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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Young Lives: an International Study of Childhood Poverty: Round 4, 2013-2014

Variable Details

VariableJOBLKER4
LabelWhen you are about 25 years old, what job would you like to be doing?
Responses
1 Contador(a) 54
2 Actor/actriz 20
3 Artista 17
5 Operador(a) de Computadora 4
7 Trabajador (a) de construcci 11
8 Cocinera (o) 61
9 Dentista 13
11 Doctor/M 260
12 Trabajadora dom 6
13 Chofer 22
14 Ingeniero(a) 392
15 Agricultor(a) 24
16 Bombero(a) 1
17 Pescador(a) 0
18 Padre / madre a tiempo completo / Ama de Casa 3
19 Pe 5
20 Abogado(a) 106
21 Profesor(a) Universitario(a) 7
22 Vendedor en Mercado / Ayudante en Tienda 6
24 Mec 51
25 Enfermero(a) 90
26 Pintor(a) / decoradora(o) 8
27 Piloto 5
28 Polic 106
29 Pol 2
30 Presidente del pa 2
31 Cienti 13
32 Cantante 21
33 Soldado/FFAA 10
34 Deportista 53
35 Sastre 3
36 Chofer de Taxi (taxista) 9
37 Profesor(a) 130
38 Comerciante / Negociante 12
40 Estudiante Universitario / Otra educaci 26
41 Veterinario(a) 38
42 Otro (especificar) 159
43 Asistente Administrativo / secretaria 28
44 L 3
45 Administrador 36
48 Obrero 9
49 Periodista 8
77 NS 45
79 NqC 4
88 NA 0
Sysmiss 19
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationYoung Lives: an International Study of Childhood Poverty: Round 4, 2013-2014
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