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Statistics Austria, 2020, "Mikrocensus 1978, 3. quarter: International Survey on Circumstances in Life (Leisure Time, Health, Occupation)", https://doi.org/10.11587/5LPFB0, AUSSDA, V1
As the title international survey on the circumstances in life (Internationale Erhebung zur Lebenslage) already expresses, the following survey is Austrias contribution to an international survey conducted by the OECD (=Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development). T... |
Statistics Austria, 2020, "Mikrocensus 1978, 2. quarter: Job Change, Night- and Shift Work", https://doi.org/10.11587/IY3GP5, AUSSDA, V1
This Mikrozensus special survey is on the topics job seeking, job change, weekend-, night- and shift work. The deflating economy and the pressing of age groups high in numbers onto the labour market are problems which will be in the foreground for the next ten years. It will not... |
Statistics Austria, 2020, "Mikrocensus 1978, 1. quarter: Extended Housing Survey", https://doi.org/10.11587/7IGVH5, AUSSDA, V1
The special survey in March 1987 is on the topic of extended housing survey ("Erweiterte Wohnungserhebung"), just as in the previous years (Mikrozensus MZ7701, Mikrozensus MZ7601, ... ). |
Statistics Austria, 2020, "Mikrocensus 1977, 4. quarter: Motor Vehicles, Driving Licenses", https://doi.org/10.11587/ZB08BG, AUSSDA, V1
This Mikrozensus special survey consists of two parts of the traffic statistics: motor vehicles and driving licenses The first part is a repetition of the Mikrozensus special survey from September 1971 (Mikrozensus MZ7103) on motor vehicles and their road performance. The results... |
Statistics Austria, 2020, "Mikrocensus 1977, 3. quarter: Living Conditions of the Female Population", https://doi.org/10.11587/SPNMXG, AUSSDA, V1
Similar to the survey of 1969 (Mikrozensus MZ6901) this Mikrozensus special survey provides information on the connection of occupation, housekeeping and childcare. It shows how the developments of the last years (increasing employment of women outside the household, declining bi... |
Statistics Austria, 2020, "Mikrocensus 1977, 2. quarter: Residential Mobility", https://doi.org/10.11587/YWFGJV, AUSSDA, V1
This Mikrozensus special survey with the title change of residence collects information on the following topics (there is no, or not enough data on these topics): -> a migration-biography of the last 20 years including the main reason for the change of residence for every interv... |
Statistics Austria, 2020, "Mikrocensus 1977, 1. quarter: Extended Housing Survey", https://doi.org/10.11587/KLVNUH, AUSSDA, V1
The special survey in March 1977 is on the topic of extended housing survey ("Erweiterte Wohnungserhebung"), just as in the previous years (Mikrozensus MZMZ7601, Mikrozensus MZ7501,
). In addition, there are questions on energy consumption of the households and on the storing of... |
Statistics Austria, 2020, "Mikrocensus 1976, 4. quarter: Physical Disabilities", https://doi.org/10.11587/SR15W8, AUSSDA, V1
The proposal for this special survey results on the one hand from the growing interest of social politics, welfare and medicine in social fringe groups. On the other hand it results from the fact that information on the number of handicapped people is currently only available for... |
Statistics Austria, 2020, "Mikrocensus 1976, 3. quarter: Day Trips, Short Holidays", https://doi.org/10.11587/ZAVSS3, AUSSDA, V1
In September 1976 a Mikrozensus survey on the leisure time activities of the Austrian population - similar to the survey from December 1975 (Mikrozensus MZ7504). This survey uses the main holidays simply as background information and concentrates on day trips and short holidays. |
Statistics Austria, 2020, "Mikrocensus 1976, 2. quarter: Birth-Biography", https://doi.org/10.11587/XFMXRN, AUSSDA, V1
In the year 1975 the death rate has been higher than the birth rate for the first time since the end of the war. This means that our country has now the same problem as the Federal Republic of Germany and the German Democratic Republic namely a declining population. A decline in... |
