Population absent for more than a year: kinship and marital status
MARITAL UNION
18832 persons were absent from residential premises for over a year according to microcensus data, categorized by their relationship to the first person in the household and marital status. The table rows detail these figures by categories such as children, parents, and siblings, separated for urban and rural populations. The statistics show the share of absent persons who have never been married, using both absolute values and indicators per 1000 persons of the corresponding household group
Distribution of population absent from premises for over a year by kinship and marital status from microcensus data
Set in numbers
Rosstat data. Series: 242, indicator: 4. Unit of measurement — marital union. Table rows: 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… (7 068), Urban population — daughter, son, daughter-in-law… (5 783), Urban and rural population — Absent… (4 315). The gap between the highest and lowest is 19 times. The top three account for 56.2% of the total across all positions — the distribution is heavily skewed towards the top
All table numbers are series: 242
How to read this table
Comparison of groups within the table is based on the intersection of kinship and marital status. Each row contains information for a specific category of relatives, allowing for a comparison of, for example, how many mothers or sons have been absent from their place of registration for over a year. The rows include both general data for urban and rural populations and specific cases by type of kinship, enabling a detailed analysis of the structure of absent persons based on their household status and marital status
What is visible in these numbers
What is measured: Total number of persons absent for more than 1 year with the specified marital status…; Per 1 000 persons of the corresponding household member who indicated the status…; Per 1 000 persons of the corresponding household member who indicated the status…; Per 1 000 persons of the corresponding household member who indicated the status…
Of 100 possible values, 100 (100%) are filled — almost no empty cells remain
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Period and application
The information is presented based on the results of the microcensus, relevant for studying the demographic structure of the absent population. These data are useful for researchers specializing in internal migration processes and household composition analysis, as well as for anyone studying social ties and population mobility. Rosstat publishes this information to clarify the characteristics of persons temporarily residing outside their place of primary registration
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