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Caracteristicas economicas de la poblacion

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Conclusiones de las reuniones de expertos con el fin de orientar las operaciones censales de 1980, referidas a las caracteristicas economicas de la poblacion. El censo permite investigar lo relacionado con la adscripcion ocupacional de las personas al proceso productivo, y es una fuente potencial sobre caracteristicas como ingreso, acceso a ciertos servicios, la tenencia de algunos bienes durables y aspectos parciales del consumo de los hogares. Se plantea la existencia de tres enfoques para el analisis de los datos sobre las caracteristicas de interes: recursos humanos, bienestar social y estratificacion social. Se define poblacion economicamente activa y se analiza la clasificacion por condicion de actividad. Tambien se discurre sobre la medicion del subempleo, asi como sobre la investigacion de las categorias ocupacionales: principal y secundaria, tipo de ocupacion y rama de actividad

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  • -, 1978. "Caracteristicas economicas de la poblacion," Sede de la CEPAL en Santiago (Estudios e Investigaciones) 32266, Naciones Unidas Comisión Económica para América Latina y el Caribe (CEPAL).
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