Additional (relative) population absent from the dwelling for more than 1 year, accounted for by microcensus, by age groups and kinship to the person recorded first in the household
Country residents who were absent from the household for more than one year at the time of the survey are distributed here by age and relationship to the first person listed in the household. The table covers both urban and rural populations, recording the total number of absentees and rates per thousand people for each age category. Each row details a specific type of relationship, such as daughters or wives, providing a demographic profile of absentees by family status and age
Number of persons absent from the household for more than one year by age group and relationship to the first person in the household, in urban and rural areas
Set in numbers
Rosstat data. Series: 284, indicators: 4. Breakdown: Urban and rural population — Persons absent from the premises...; attributed to the person listed first in the household: — wi...; attributed to the person listed first in the household: — dau...; attributed to the person listed first in the household: — mot...; attributed to the person listed first in the household: — gran... and others
Highest values: Rural population — Persons absent from the premises... (12 492), Urban and rural population — Absent... (4 618), Urban population — Persons absent from the premises... (1 684). The gap between the highest and lowest is 27.7 times
All table numbers are series: 284
How to read this table
Rows are categorized by relationship type and age, ranging from the total number of absentees to the rate per 1,000 persons. Urban and rural populations are reported separately, allowing for comparison of the structure of absentees across different types of settlements. Extreme values show both the maximum number of absentees and the maximum rates per 1,000 persons
What is visible in these numbers
The set includes the following indicators: Total number of persons absent for more than 1 year, persons; Per 1000 persons of the corresponding household member, there are persons in...; Per 1000 persons of the corresponding household member, there are persons in...; Per 1000 persons of the corresponding household member, there are persons in..
Of 100 possible values, 100 (100%) are filled — there are practically no gaps
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Period and application
Demographers, sociologists, and housing statistics specialists use this data to analyze household structure and migration processes. Microcensus data records residents absent from the household for more than one year, providing a detailed breakdown by socio-demographic characteristics necessary for a deep understanding of the population composition that has effectively left their place of permanent residence for a long period
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