Aggregate data bank and indices of Brazil, 1940-1960

Aggregate data bank and indices of Brazil, 1940-1960

by Philippe C. Schmitter, Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social Research, Berkeley. Survey Research Center University of California

Book 0058 of ICPSR (Series) --

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The data bank covers three time periods--1940, 1950, and 1960--for 22 states of Brazil. For each of the three time periods, data give total population, rural employment, and industrial and commercial employment. Literate population, eligible electorate, and actual voting electorate are also available in the dataset. The data ascertain numbers of industrial and commercial establishments as well as membership in various unions, in art and literary associations, in sports organizations, and in Roman Catholic religious organizations.

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