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[LonStandVagdYrk4] Women´s salary as a percentage of men´s salary by occupation, observations and year

Updated on DBnomics on April 8, 2022 (1:30 PM).

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observations [ContentsCode] (2)

This dataset has 712 series:

[0000.AM0110I1] All – standard weighted

from
2005=93
to
2013=94
min:
93
max:
94
avg:
93.667
σ:
0.471

[0000.AM0110I2] All – unweighted

from
2005=84
to
2013=87
min:
84
max:
87
avg:
85.111
σ:
1.1

[0110.AM0110I1] Armed forces – standard weighted

from
2005=93
to
2013=98
min:
93
max:
98
avg:
96.333
σ:
1.414

[0110.AM0110I2] Armed forces – unweighted

from
2005=85
to
2013=87
min:
85
max:
88
avg:
86.222
σ:
1.03

[1110.AM0110I1] Legislators and senior government officials – standard weighted

from
2005=97
to
2013=98
min:
93
max:
100
avg:
97.444
σ:
2.266

[1110.AM0110I2] Legislators and senior government officials – unweighted

from
2005=89
to
2013=97
min:
89
max:
100
avg:
95.889
σ:
4.202

[1120.AM0110I1] Senior officials of special-interest organisations – standard weighted

from
2005=NA
to
2013=NA
min:
83
max:
97
avg:
90
σ:
7

[1120.AM0110I2] Senior officials of special-interest organisations – unweighted

from
2005=NA
to
2013=NA
min:
83
max:
95
avg:
89
σ:
4.899

[1210.AM0110I1] Directors and chief executives – standard weighted

from
2005=84
to
2013=84
min:
78
max:
85
avg:
82.625
σ:
2.118

[1210.AM0110I2] Directors and chief executives – unweighted

from
2005=87
to
2013=79
min:
67
max:
88
avg:
81
σ:
6.218