Sentence examples for economic classification from inspiring English sources

It adopts the economic classification system shared by the United States and Canada, breaking the economy down into 750 different activities, rather than 362 as before.But even the new method may underestimate Mexico's output.

Economic classification distributions were made according to the Brazilian economic classification criteria (Associação Brasileira de Empresas de Pesquisa ABEP 2010) and segmented from high to low purchasing power using the following classes: A1, A2, B1, B2, C1, C2, D, and E. The interviews were recorded using an audio recorder and then transcribed and numbered.

(e) Family socioeconomic status (T1): total score from the "Economic Classification Questionnaire" obtained at T1 (continuous variable).

In our study, using the economic classification provided by the Spanish Credit Bank, a positive gradient of mortality was observed.

Fifth, the economic classification of the cities was only based on the per capita GDP; results may only partially reflect the true economic status of the city.

Economic status was based on the Brazilian Criterion of Economic Classification that groups the population based on a combination of ownership of goods and head of the family educational level.

Goldthorpe, an emeritus fellow of Nuffield College, Oxford, came up with the Goldthorpe class schema, which led to the creation of the widely used national statistics socio-economic classification system.

The socio-economic classification of Census 2001 indicated that the most common occupations were "lower managerial and professional occupations" (21.9 percent) and "small employers and own account workers" (15.2 percent).

*National Statistics Socio-economic Classification.

Socio-economic status is coded in accordance with Statistics Denmark's official socio-economic classification.

Socio-economic classification was based on self reported main occupation at the time of the survey, and the respondents were classified according to Swedish socio-economic classification (SEI) [ 15].