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Table 1 Population and sample sizes for the cross-sections

From: Changes in workplace tasks in Germany—evaluating skill and task measuresWandel der Tätigkeiten am Arbeitsplatz in Deutschland – Analysen von Skill und Task-Maßen

Year

Population and sample sizes

 

1979

German labor force (not included: apprentices and other people in qualification schemes, armed forces, foreign workers) age 15–65

active

28,828

unemployed

992

Comparable sample

28,088

1985/86

German active labour force age 15–65

26,361

Comparable sampe

25,933

1991/92

West-German active labor force

German

23,476

German speaking foreign workers

614

Comparable sample

22,900

New Laender (east Germany)

active

7,851

unemployed

1,880

people in retraining schemes

456

1998/99

German active labor force (including German speaking foreign workers) age 15 and over, regular employment of 10 hrs/week

34,343

Comparable sample

25,513

2005/06

German active labor force (including German speaking foreign workers) age 15 and over, regular employment of 10 hrs/week

20,000

Comparable sample

15,671

Total

Population 1979–2006

144,801

Comparable sample 1979–2006

118,105

  1. Notes: Comparable Sample comprises West-German active labor force (defined as having a paid work) aged 15 to 65, with a regular working time of at least ten hours per week