cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd0022-v2
title: Fertility Survey, 1977

description: Frukbarhetsundersøkelsen i 1977 var den første landsomfattende undersøkelsen om fruktbarhet som Statistisk sentralbyrå har gjennomført. Undersøkelsen inngikk som et ledd i en verdensomfattende fruktbarhetsundersøkelse under ledelse av FN og andre internasjonale organisasjoner (World Fertility Survey) Formålet var å gi kunnskap om sammenhengen mellom fruktbarhet og de faktorene som påvirker den, slik som utdanning og yrkesaktivitet, og å utfylle den beskrivende statistikken over fruktbarhet og demografiske forhold. Undersøkelsen ble gjennomført med støtte fra NAVF og FAD. I 1988 ble det gjennomført en lignende undersøkelse, men denne gangen ble det lagt større vekt på forholdet til arbeidslivet, og det ble lagt opp til å samle mer livsløpsdata. I 1977 ble bare kvinner intervjuet. Ønskes tilgang til selve datasettet kan dette bestilles via NSDs bestillingsskjema: http://www.nsd.uib.no/bestilledata/survey/
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd0023-1-v4
title: Labour Force Sample Survey, 1972, 1st Quarter

description: SSB has conducted official quarterly labour force surveys (AKU) as of the first quarter of 1972. It aims to provide the labour authorities and other interested in knowledge concerning occupational structure of population and development over time. The surveys will provide basis and statistical material for occupational forecasting and labour market research. In AKU each respondent is interviewed in two consecutive quarters, then there is a break during the next two quarters, before they are finally interviewed again for two consecutive quarters. The Labour Force Survey 1972 is the first complete year. Originally these statistics were meant as an analytical complement to the monthly employment statistics, which were based on the insurance fund membership files. These statistics, however, vanished when health insurance was incorporated into the social security in January 1971, and AKU gradually became the most important source of the state and development of the labour market. This file covers data collected in the first quarter of 1972. The weighted frequencies for this file (first quarter 1972) differ slightly from the published figures. This seems to be caused by a somewhat unclear definition of quarters. Published figures: Weighted numbers from this file: Persons 16 - 74 years of age: 2.732.000 2.726.990 Actively working: 2.480.000 2.484.120 Not working: 252.000 242.870 Employed 1.645.000 1.641.836 Paid to work 1.544.000 1.541.057 There are errors in the NOS published figures, Table 4 Education level. University & College Level 2 and 3 missing. This causes displacements. 120,000 too little on high school level 1 and 2 and 67,000 too many at university level. This error is repeated in NOS up to and including 1975.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd0023-2-v4
title: Labour Force Sample Survey, 1972, 2nd Quarter

description: SSB has conducted official quarterly labour force surveys (AKU) as of the first quarter of 1972. It aims to provide the labour authorities and other interested in knowledge concerning occupational structure of population and development over time. The surveys will provide basis and statistical material for occupational forecasting and labour market research. In AKU each respondent is interviewed in two consecutive quarters, then there is a break during the next two quarters, before they are finally interviewed again for two consecutive quarters. The Labour Force Survey 1972 is the first complete year. Originally these statistics were meant as an analytical complement to the monthly employment statistics, which were based on the insurance fund membership files. These statistics, however, vanished when health insurance was incorporated into the social security in January 1971, and AKU gradually became the most important source of the state and development of the labour market. This file covers data collected in the first quarter of 1972. The weighted frequencies for this file (first quarter 1972) differ slightly from the published figures. Published figures: Weighted numbers from this file: Persons 16 - 74 years of age: 2.732.000 2.731.458 Actively working: 2.478.000 2.476.809 Not working: 254.000 254.649 Employed 1.662.000 1.661.100 Paid to work 1.577.000 1.576.335 There are errors in the NOS published figures, Table 4 Education level. University & College Level 2 and 3 missing. This causes displacements. 120,000 too little on high school level 1 and 2 and 67,000 too many at university level. This error is repeated in NOS up to and including 1975.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd0023-3-v3
title: Labour Force Sample Survey, 1972, 3rd Quarter

description: SSB has conducted official quarterly labour force surveys (AKU) as of the first quarter of 1972. It aims to provide the labour authorities and other interested in knowledge concerning occupational structure of population and development over time. The surveys will provide basis and statistical material for occupational forecasting and labour market research. In AKU each respondent is interviewed in two consecutive quarters, then there is a break during the next two quarters, before they are finally interviewed again for two consecutive quarters. The Labour Force Survey 1972 is the first complete year. Originally these statistics were meant as an analytical complement to the monthly employment statistics, which were based on the insurance fund membership files. These statistics, however, vanished when health insurance was incorporated into the social security in January 1971, and AKU gradually became the most important source of the state and development of the labour market. This file covers data collected in the third quarter of 1972. The weighted frequencies for this file (third quarter 1972) differ slightly from the published figures. Published figures: Weighted numbers from this file: Persons 16 - 74 years of age: 2.732.000 2.731.154 Actively working: 2.445.000 2.444.378 Not working: 287.000 286.776 Employed 1.644.000 1.644.489 Paid to work 1.500.000 1.500.245 There are errors in the NOS published figures, Table 4 Education level. University & College Level 2 and 3 missing. This causes displacements. 120,000 too little on high school level 1 and 2 and 67,000 too many at university level. This error is repeated in NOS up to and including 1975.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd0023-4-v3
title: Labour Force Sample Survey, 1972, 4th Quarter

description: SSB has conducted official quarterly labour force surveys (AKU) as of the first quarter of 1972. It aims to provide the labour authorities and other interested in knowledge concerning occupational structure of population and development over time. The surveys will provide basis and statistical material for occupational forecasting and labour market research. In AKU each respondent is interviewed in two consecutive quarters, then there is a break during the next two quarters, before they are finally interviewed again for two consecutive quarters. The Labour Force Survey 1972 is the first complete year. Originally these statistics were meant as an analytical complement to the monthly employment statistics, which were based on the insurance fund membership files. These statistics, however, vanished when health insurance was incorporated into the social security in January 1971, and AKU gradually became the most important source of the state and development of the labour market. This file covers data collected in the fourth quarter of 1972. The weighted frequencies for this file (fourth quarter 1972) differ slightly from the published figures. This seems to be caused by a somewhat unclear definition of quarters. Published figures: Weighted numbers from this file: Persons 16 - 74 years of age: 2.732.000 2.738.882 Actively working: 2.429.000 2.434.500 Not working: 287.000 287.870 Employed 1.644.000 1.646.102 Paid to work 1.567.000 1.569.674 There are errors in the NOS published figures, Table 4 Education level. University & College Level 2 and 3 missing. This causes displacements. 120,000 too little on high school level 1 and 2 and 67,000 too many at university level. This error is repeated in NOS up to and including 1975.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd0023-v2
title: Labour Force Sample Survey, 1972, Annual File

description: SSB has conducted official quarterly labour force surveys (AKU) as of the first quarter of 1972. It aims to provide the labour authorities and other interested in knowledge concerning occupational structure of population and development over time. The surveys will provide basis and statistical material for occupational forecasting and labour market research. In AKU each respondent is interviewed in two consecutive quarters, then there is a break during the next two quarters, before they are finally interviewed again for two consecutive quarters. The Labour Force Survey 1972 is the first complete year. Originally these statistics were meant as an analytical complement to the monthly employment statistics, which were based on the insurance fund membership files. These statistics, however, vanished when health insurance was incorporated into the social security in January 1971, and AKU gradually became the most important source of the state and development of the labour market. This file covers data collected throughout the whole year in 1972. The weighted frequencies for this file differ slightly from the published figures in NOS. Published figures: Weighted numbers from this file: Persons 16 - 74 years of age: 2.732.000 2.732.345 Actively working: 2.458.000 2.457.865 Not working: 274.000 274.480 Employed 1.649.000 1.648.529 Paid to work 1.547.000 1.546.975 There are errors in the NOS published figures, Table 4 Education level. University & College Level 2 and 3 missing. This causes displacements. 120,000 too little on high school level 1 and 2 and 67,000 too many at university level. This error is repeated in NOS up to and including 1975.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd0023-v3
title: Labour Force Survey 1972, Year file

description: SSB has conducted official quarterly labour force surveys (LFS) as of the first quarter of 1972. It aims to provide the labour authorities and other interested in knowledge concerning occupational structure of population and development over time. The surveys will provide the basis and statistical material for occupational forecasting and labour market research. In the LFS, each respondent is interviewed in two consecutive quarters, then there is a break during the next two quarters, before they are finally interviewed again for two consecutive quarters. The Labour Force Survey 1972 is the first complete year. Originally these statistics were meant as an analytical complement to the monthly employment statistics, which were based on the insurance fund membership files. These statistics, however, fell away when health insurance was included in the National Insurance Scheme in January 1971, and the LFS gradually became the most important source of the state and development of the labour market.

This file covers data collected throughout the whole year in 1972.

The weighted frequencies for this file differ slightly from the published figures in NOS.

                                                           Published figures:     Weighted numbers from this file:
Persons 16 - 74 years of age:           2.732.000                 2.732.345

Actively working:                                 2.458.000               2.457.865
Not working:                                         274.000                     274.480

Employed                                           1.649.000                 1.648.529   
Paid to work                                       1.547.000                 1.546.975

There are errors in the NOS published figures, Table 4 Education level.
University & College Level 2 and 3 missing. This causes displacements.
120,000 too little on high school level 1 and 2 and 67,000 too many at university level.
This error is repeated in NOS up to and including 1975.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd0024-v2
title: Surveys conducted in connection with the LFS 1976, "Working Conditions and Activity and Occupation, 1975"

description: Statistics Norway has conducted official Labour Force Surveys (LFS) quarterly since 1972. The purpose is to provide labor authorities and other interested, knowledge of the working structure in the population and over time. The studies will provide the basis and statistical material for occupational forecasting and labor market research. The interwiew survey Working Conditions, together with the postal survey, Activity and Occupation from 1975, are part of a mini census for the purpose of obtaining updated answers on employment questions from the census in 1970. The purpose was also to examine employment and living conditions throughout 1975 in order to examine how changes in society affected employment. The content is a list of the types of work respondent had in the past year, regardless of duration. The present data file thus contains variables from both of these studies, and from the LFS survey 1 quarter of 1976. For accsess to the dataset, use the NSD application form: http://www.nsd.uib.no/nsd/english/order.html
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd0026-v3
title: Survey Conducted in Connection with the Labour Force Survey 1984: Work 1983

description: Statistics Norway has conducted official Labour Force Surveys (LFS) each quarter since 1972. The purpose is to provide labor authorities and other interested professional knowledge about the populations labour structure, over a period of time. The studies will provide the basis and statistical material for occupational forecasting and labor market research.This spesific survey was conducted as a supplement to the Labour Force Survey from the 1st quarter of 1984, and can be seen as a continuation of previous studies on employment, conducted in 1975, 1978, 1981 and 1983. A similar study were later conducted for 1985, but not all the data are suitable for analysis. The purpose was to provide a general overview of employment for 1983, give information about absenteeism and job changes and provide a record of the time spent for work and various other activities, such as housework, schooling and military service. The data file also contains variables from the LFS survey of the 1st quarter of 1984. For accsess to the dataset, use the NSD application from: http://www.nsd.uib.no/nsd/english/order.html
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd0027-v1
title: Study on Work, Attitudes Concerning Soscial Benefits, Pensions and Unemployment, 1984

description: Many of the projects in the social science research field that have been funded by the Research Council collect data from sample investigations. In order to coordinate and utilize technical and financial resources in a better way, NAVF's coordination committee for interviews was created in January of 1983. The committee would we responsible for conducting surveys in which researchers and scientists could apply to take part in a shared program. In 1984 the committee decided to perform a pilot project with Statistics Norway. Five projects from difference research groups participated with questions in a supplementary survey for Statistics Norway's Labour Force Survey (AKU) 3rd quarter 1984. The purpose of this was to test the possibility of creating a Norwegian General Social Survey, an omnibus survey for research purposes. The intention was to provide data concerning various aspects of the population's employment, occupational mobility and the family provider's profession. Another goal was to illustrate how different groups view different occupations in situations such as recommending them to young persons, the occupation's reputation and social influence. The project also included a section regarding opinions on using social benefits, national insurance and the fear of unemployment.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd0028-v3
title: Survey Conducted in Connection with the Labour Force Survey 1986: Unemployment.

description: It was in 1983 initiated a pilot project that was to test the possibility of building up a Norwegian General Social Survey, an omnibus survey for research purposes, where scientists can buy into with questions. With regard to coordination and utilization of technical and financial resources, NAVF's coordination committee for surveys was appointed in January 1983. The committee would be responsible for implementation of surveys in which different researchers could search space in a joint program. The survey in 1986 was conducted by Statistics Norway as a supplementary survey to the Labour Force Survey 2 quarter of 1986. Coordination Committee's purpose was to carry on the work effort as the first survey in 1984 represented. To avoid major theme variations between applications from different researchers, it was set up a framework for current issues. Common theme of the survey in 1986, unemployment and employment. In addition to data from the survey, it was an important goal to utilize data that were collected through the Labour Force Survey 1985 and the annual summary surveys Work 1984 Work 1985, because the sample was drawn from samples of these investigations. Altogether, this gives ample opportunity to analyze issues related to employment and unemployment over the period covered. For the survey was drawn from two samples, one of which consists of people with unemployment experience, it was all the people in 1985 is recorded in the LFS as workers. In total, this sample 628 people. The second sample is a random sample from the LFS Q1 1986, people who when interviewed 3 or 4 time. Overall, this amounted to 1527 people. 86 people joined in both groups, so that the total was 2069.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd0029-v3
title: Attitudes to Norwegian Developement Assistance, 1972

description: Surveys on attitudes towards Development aid has been conducted by Statistics Norway in 1972, 1974, 1977, 1980, 1983, 1986 and 1990, commissioned by NORAD. The investigations have been conducted as well as surveys of labor force surveys (LFS). The purpose was to identify attitudes of Norwegian development aid and provide data for studying the factors that influence these attitudes. In 1974, sought after as 1972 also to identify people's knowledge of foreign aid. Later on it has been placed on studying people's perceptions of media coverage of developing countries and aid issues. Investigations are continuing after 1990 as part of omnibus Statistics, in March 1993, May 1995 and November 1996. Even before 1972, conducted research on attitudes toward foreign aid. An overview of the questions asked by the Norwegian Gallup Institute in the period 1953-1965 found in Bear Alstad (ed) "Norwegian Opinions", Oslo 1969. For an overview of other relevant studies, see Theo Koritzinsky: "Voters, parties and foreign policy, analysis of Norwegian attitudes 1945 - 1970" (Oslo 1970). See also Leif Vetlesen: U-help and public opinion. Norkontakt No. 7-8 1974 For general surveys of public opinion in this area, see Kristen Ringdal Opinions on development aid from 1953 to 1975, PRIO Oslo 1975, Kristen Ringdal People Its meaning and the third world, Oslo 1979.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd0029-v4
title: Attitudes to Norwegian Developement Assistance, 1972

description: Surveys on attitudes towards Development aid has been conducted by Statistics Norway in 1972, 1974, 1977, 1980, 1983, 1986 and 1990, commissioned by NORAD. The investigations have been conducted as well as surveys of labor force surveys (LFS). The purpose was to identify attitudes of Norwegian development aid and provide data for studying the factors that influence these attitudes. In 1974, sought after as 1972 also to identify people's knowledge of foreign aid. Later on it has been placed on studying people's perceptions of media coverage of developing countries and aid issues. Investigations are continuing after 1990 as part of omnibus Statistics, in March 1993, May 1995 and November 1996. Even before 1972, conducted research on attitudes toward foreign aid. An overview of the questions asked by the Norwegian Gallup Institute in the period 1953-1965 found in Bear Alstad (ed) "Norwegian Opinions", Oslo 1969. For an overview of other relevant studies, see Theo Koritzinsky: "Voters, parties and foreign policy, analysis of Norwegian attitudes 1945 - 1970" (Oslo 1970). See also Leif Vetlesen: U-help and public opinion. Norkontakt No. 7-8 1974 For general surveys of public opinion in this area, see Kristen Ringdal Opinions on development aid from 1953 to 1975, PRIO Oslo 1975, Kristen Ringdal People Its meaning and the third world, Oslo 1979.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd0030-v2
title: Level of Living Survey 1991

description: Statistics Norway Level og Living surveys has been conducted in various forms since the early 1970s.The theme of the study is overall living conditions of the population in Norway.Through the implementation of the surveys at regular intervals, it is possible to follow the trends and developments in the population's living standards over time. The data set is from Level of Living Survey 1995, conducted by Statistics Norway. The survey includes a panel 1980-83-87-91, but to provide better opportunities to study changes over time the panel section from the 1987 survey, is doubled compared to the original panel. So while there are approximately 1000 respondents who can be followed from 1980, there is 2124 respondents in the panel from 1987-1991.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd0031-v3
title: Variations in Working Conditions, 1982

description: This dataset includes data from "Variations in Working Conditions, 1982". The data was collected as part of the international comparative project "Class Structure and Class Consciousness in Advanced Capitalist Societies", initiated by Erik Olin Wright. The purpose of the study was to map out different sides of the working conditions in Norway, focusing particularly on class structure, class consciousness and variations in the labour market. The themes that are dealt with are amongst others: employment and unemployment, working conditions, degree of independence at work, responsibility at work, work affiliation, wage, education, attitudes towards social conditions, class belonging and political activity. Tom Colbjørnsen, Institute of Sociology, University of Bergen, was the principal investigator of the study. The data was collected by Norwegian Marketing Data AS, and financed by the Research Council of Norway and the Council og Research and Social Planning.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd0031-v4
title: Variations in Working Conditions, 1982

description: This dataset includes data from "Variations in Working Conditions, 1982". The data was collected as part of the international comparative project "Class Structure and Class Consciousness in Advanced Capitalist Societies", initiated by Erik Olin Wright. The purpose of the study was to map out different sides of the working conditions in Norway, focusing particularly on class structure, class consciousness and variations in the labour market. The themes that are dealt with are amongst others: employment and unemployment, working conditions, degree of independence at work, responsibility at work, work affiliation, wage, education, attitudes towards social conditions, class belonging and political activity. Tom Colbjørnsen, Institute of Sociology, University of Bergen, was the principal investigator of the study. The data was collected by Norwegian Marketing Data AS, and financed by the Research Council of Norway and the Council og Research and Social Planning.