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Chapter B supplies general demographic tables covering urban-rural residence, age, sex, race, nativity, citizenship, schooling, marital status, employment, occupation, industry, and income, using complete counts except for selected items reported for 20 percent of the population. 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characteristics of the population.Statisticson the general characteristics contained in Chapter Binclude dataon urban-rural residence,age,sex,race,nativity,citizenship,country of birth,school enrollment,years of school completed,marital status,residence in 1949,employment status,occupation,industry,class of worker,and family income.In Chapter C,information on most of these characteristics is presented againbut in greater detail.The statistics in Chapter C include cross-classifications of age with race,nativity,citizenship,marital status,relationship to household head,education,and employmentstatus;the occupational and industrial attachments of the laborforce;and personal income.The general content of the tables inChapter B and Chapter C is indicated in the charts on pp.viiiand ix.  \nAdditional reports are also planned on such subjects as mobilityof the population,characteristics of families and households,nativity and parentage,institutional population,characteristicsof the nonwhite population by race,and characteristics of the laborforce.These special reports will relate mainly to the UnitedStates and regions.-In some cases,a few tables for States andother large areas will also be included.  \nStatistics on the number of inhabitants as shown in Chapter Ain this volume are all based on complete counts of the population.Similarly,the statistics on the general characteristics of the popu-lation presented in Chapter B are based on complete counts exceptin the case of those characteristies,such as school enrollmentand income,that were reported for only 20 percent of the popula-tion.For Chapter C,only the tabulations relating to occupationand industry are based on complete counts;all the other tabula-tions are confined to the 20-percent sample.Because of samplingvariability,differences may be expected between figures obtainedfrom a complete count and the corresponding figures based on the20-percent sample.Furthermore,differences between figures forcorresponding items in different tables may arise because theywere prepared from separate tabulations.The resources avail-able did not permit a full adjustment of small processing differ-ences,whereas in earlier censuses such adjustments were made.  \nIn the Series P-A,P-B,and P-C bulletins,the tables werenumbered in such a way as to provide a continuous series whenbound together in this volume.Thus,tables 1 to 9 present dataon the number of inhabitants for this State,tables 10 to 50 presentthe data on general characteristies of the population,and tables51 to 94 present the data on detailed characteristics.  \nThe major portion of the information on the population of thisState,compiled from the Censuses of Population and Housing of1950,is presented in this volume.It contains three chapterspreviously published as separate bulletins.Chapter A recapitu-lates the statistics on the distribution of the total population withinthe State(originally published in the Series P-A bulletin and inVolume I);Chapter B presents statistics on the general character-istics of the population of the various political subdivisions of theState,such as counties and cities,as well as of standard metropol-itan areas and urbanized areas(originally published in the SeriesP-B bulletin);and Chapter C presents data on the detailed char-acteristies of the population of the larger areas within the State(originally published in the Series P-C bulletin).  \nCharacteristics of the Population  \nPUBLISHED DATA FOR NONWHITE POPULATION  \nIn Chapter B,there are a number of tables for the South in whichadditionalinformation on the characteristics of the nonwhite popu-lation is presented.These tables—28a,30a,32a,37a,45a,48a,and 49a—present statistics on oecupation,industry,income,andother subjects for the State and areas within the State.Mostof the foreign-born white population is to be found outside theSouth.Tables 34a and 42a present statistics","cbCaic1rhnfKQ3iM","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaic1rhnfKQ3iM","pdf",3496693,21,"English","# General\n## Characteristics of the Population\n## Published Data for Nonwhite Population\n## Availability of Unpublished Data","[{\"question\":\"What topics are covered in Chapter B’s general population characteristics tables?\",\"answer\":\"Chapter B covers urban-rural residence, age, sex, race, nativity, citizenship, country of birth, school enrollment, years of school completed, marital status, residence in 1949, employment status, occupation, industry, class of worker, and family income.\"},{\"question\":\"How does Chapter C extend the data compared with Chapter B?\",\"answer\":\"Chapter C presents many of the same characteristics in greater detail, including cross-classifications (for example age by race, nativity, citizenship, marital status, household relationship, education, and employment status), occupational and industrial attachments of the labor force, and personal 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