This document defines 9 life stages that must sum to 100% and categorizes individuals based on age, occupation status, marital status, presence of children, and household size. It also defines 4 additional life stages specific to BCR: 1) young people aged 15-17, 2) students aged 18-29 who are still studying, 3) retired people aged 60+ who are retired, and 4) those aged 18-29.
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This document defines 9 life stages that must sum to 100% and categorizes individuals based on age, occupation status, marital status, presence of children, and household size. It also defines 4 additional life stages specific to BCR: 1) young people aged 15-17, 2) students aged 18-29 who are still studying, 3) retired people aged 60+ who are retired, and 4) those aged 18-29.
This document defines 9 life stages that must sum to 100% and categorizes individuals based on age, occupation status, marital status, presence of children, and household size. It also defines 4 additional life stages specific to BCR: 1) young people aged 15-17, 2) students aged 18-29 who are still studying, 3) retired people aged 60+ who are retired, and 4) those aged 18-29.
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This document defines 9 life stages that must sum to 100% and categorizes individuals based on age, occupation status, marital status, presence of children, and household size. It also defines 4 additional life stages specific to BCR: 1) young people aged 15-17, 2) students aged 18-29 who are still studying, 3) retired people aged 60+ who are retired, and 4) those aged 18-29.
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ATTENTION: Life stages must sum up to 100%, one respondent can only belong into one life stage
1 Young, still in education: Pupils and students (all), maximum 39 y.o.
2 Young singles: Maximum 39 y.o., occupied, not married and not living with partner, don’t have children 3 Young couples without kids: Maximum 39 y.o., occupied, married or living with partner, don’t have children 4 Small families with small children: At least one child less than 6 y.o (including 6 y.o.) lives in HH, regardless how many school children (7 y.o. or older) live in HH as well. Household size is maximum 4 persons. 5 Large families with small children: At least one child less than 6 y.o (including 6 y.o.) lives in HH, regardless how many school children (7 y.o. or older) live in HH as well. Household size is minimum 5 persons. 6 Small families with school children: At least one child 7 y.o. or older lives in HH, no child less than 6 y.o. (including 6 y.o.) lives in HH. Household size is maximum 4 persons. 7 Large families with school children: At least one child 7 y.o. or older lives in HH, no child less than 6 y.o. (including 6 y.o.) lives in HH. Household size is minimum 5 persons. 8 Older occupied without children: At least 40 y.o., occupied, no children in HH 9 Older non-occupied without children: At least 40 y.o., not occupied, no children in HH
BCR specific:
1 Young people – aged 15-17
2 Students – aged 18-29, still studying and have at least highschool education 3 Retired people – aged 60+, retired 4 Between 18-29 y.o. – aged 18-29