Additional (absolute) population absent from the dwelling for more than 1 year, recorded by microcensus, by kinship relation to the person recorded first in the household and marital status
MARITAL UNION
At the time of the microcensus, 18849 people had been absent from the household for 1 year or more, and the table shows their relationship to the household head and their marital status. The rows are categorized by type of settlement and kinship, with 242 rows in total, allowing for an analysis of the group's structure. The total population is distributed across marital status categories, including 12784 people who have never been married
Distribution of the population absent from the household for 1 year or more by kinship and marital status according to the microcensus
Set in numbers
Rosstat data. Rows: 242, indicators: 5. Unit of measurement — marital union. Breakdown: Urban and rural population — Absent from the premises …; Urban and rural population — daughter, son, daughter-in-law …; Urban and rural population — mother, father, sister, b…; Urban and rural population — granddaughter, grandson; Urban and rural population — other relative and not … and others
Highest values: Urban population — Absent from the premises… (7 080), Urban population — daughter, son, daughter-in-law… (5 788), Urban and rural population — Absent… (4 322). The gap between the highest and lowest is 56.6 times. The top three account for 61.8% of the total across all positions — the distribution is heavily skewed toward the top
All table numbers are series: 242
How to read this table
Two hundred and forty-two rows reflect combinations of kinship and settlement types, ranging from children and parents to other relatives in urban and rural areas. Comparing rows helps identify which categories of relatives leave the household for such a duration. Differences between rows show how family roles influence the duration of absence, while columns record the relationship with marital status based on the data obtained
What is visible in these numbers
Set indicators: Total number of absent persons for more than 1 year; Those who indicated marital status (marital union); including — those in a registered marriage (marital union)…; including — divorced (officially), separated, widowed; including — those who have never been married (marital union)
Of 125 possible values, 125 (100%) are filled — almost no empty cells remain
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Period and application
Microcensus results provide a snapshot of the composition of the temporarily absent population. The information is useful for demographers, sociologists, and researchers of internal migration processes. Rosstat generates indicators based on primary survey data, which helps study changes in household structure and ties between family members who have not resided at their permanent registration address for a long period
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