Social indicators 1973
selected statistics on social conditions and trends in the United States.
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Contributions
- Shiskin, Julius. - Contributor
- United States. Social and Economic Statistics Administration. - Contributor
Publication
1973 - For sale by the Supt. of Docs., U.S. Govt. Print Off., [Washington, No place, unknown, or undetermined
Language
English
Word Count
64,500 words, Guess
Page Count
258 pages
Identifiers
- Library of Congress Control Number73600356
- OCLC Control Number853911
- Open LibraryOL14454769M
Classifications
- LCCHA205 .A6
Description
The book contains statistics selected and organized to describe social conditions and trends in the United States. Most of the data was compiled through Federal Government surveys. The following eight major social areas are examined: health, public safety, education, employment income, housing, leisure and recreation, and population. Within each of these categories areas of social concerns are identified. The concerns selected reveal the general status of the entire population, depict conditions that are, or are likely to be, dealt with by national policies, and encompass many of the important issues facing the nation. An indicator shows the status of the population in relation to each particular concern. The indicators presented are restricted almost entirely to data about objective conditions and are primarily time series showing national totals. In almost every case the national totals are disaggregated to show the age, sex, and racial characteristics of the population. Each of the eight chapters contains a brief text, charts, technical notes, and tables. Sources for data shown in the charts are given in the tables.
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