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Statistics Austria, 2020, "Mikrocensus 1973, 3. quarter: Questions on Health", https://doi.org/10.11587/JYIPCI, AUSSDA, V1
In the field of health statistics there are numerous data records available but for coping with the increasing tasks of health policies additional information is required. Mikrozensus provides representative data records which make targeted measures in the field of health policie... |
Statistics Austria, 2020, "Mikrocensus 1973, 2. quarter: Questions on Families", https://doi.org/10.11587/UABSMQ, AUSSDA, V1
There is only little statistical information on families in Austria. The Mikrozensus standard survey similar to the population census has the sample unit household; relationships are only visible in connection with the main breadwinner of the household. A family statistic that re... |
Statistics Austria, 2020, "Mikrocensus 1973, 1. quarter: Extended Housing Survey", https://doi.org/10.11587/4VIDL7, AUSSDA, V1
The special survey in March is on the topic of extended housing survey ("Erweiterte Wohnungserhebung"), just as in the previous years (Mikrozensus MZ7201, Mikrozensus MZ7101, Mikrozensus MZ7001, ...). |
Statistics Austria, 2020, "Mikrocensus 1972, 4. quarter: Holiday Trips", https://doi.org/10.11587/ZILGRT, AUSSDA, V1
In December 1972 a study on holiday trips of the Austrian population is conducted in the course of the Mikrozensus. This survey is limited (as was the previous Mirkrozensus survey 3 years prior MZ6904) to the main holidays (with a minimum number of 4 overnight stays outside the r... |
Statistics Austria, 2020, "Mikrocensus 1972, 3. quarter: Employment History", https://doi.org/10.11587/R4RCPI, AUSSDA, V1
As a first contribution to this field of questions a special survey on workplace and employment change was conducted in September 1970 (Mikrozensus MZ7003). It produced - for the first time in Austria - important results on the frequency of job change and on the stability of empl... |
Statistics Austria, 2020, "Mikrocensus 1972, 2. quarter: Cultural Behavior", https://doi.org/10.11587/YKFFAX, AUSSDA, V1
For decades Austria has had statistical data on cultural institutions and their offers but there has not been enough information on different social groups manner of consumption of these cultural offers. This missing information on cultural consumption and the cultural activity... |
Statistics Austria, 2020, "Mikrocensus 1972, 1. quarter: Extended Housing Survey, Smoking Habits", https://doi.org/10.11587/9Z0PTV, AUSSDA, V1
The special survey in March is on the topic of extended housing survey ("Erweiterte Wohnungserhebung"), just as in the previous years (Mikrozensus MZ7101, Mikrozensus MZ7001 Mikrozensus MZ6901,...) In addition, there are a few questions on smoking habits of the Austrian populatio... |
Statistics Austria, 2020, "Mikrocensus 1971, 4. quarter: Living Conditions of Elderly People", https://doi.org/10.11587/NUUVXH, AUSSDA, V1
20% of the Austrian population is older than 60 years. The special problems and demands of elderly people are the emphasis of modern social politics. Specially targeted social politics requires valid information and a broad knowledge on the living conditions and personal circumst... |
Statistics Austria, 2020, "Mikrocensus 1971, 3. quarter: Motor Vehicle, Holiday Trips", https://doi.org/10.11587/KZPYSX, AUSSDA, V1
This special survey contains two objects from the field of traffic statistics: motor vehicle and holiday trips motor vehicle: A comprehensive inventory statistic on all officially sanctioned motor vehicles has existed for decades in Austria but there is not sufficient information... |
Statistics Austria, 2020, "Mikrocensus 1971, 2. quarter: Additional Questions for the Population Census", https://doi.org/10.11587/DIBPEI, AUSSDA, V1
In Austria a population census takes place every 10 years; this census contains a program of important statistical data on population and employment. They roughly corresponds to the information in the Mikrozensus standard survey but are more detailed (for instance with question o... |
