Demographic Characteristics (CPS)AgeLabor force, employment, and unemployment statistics by age group. See also Older workers and Youth. Show
Certifications and licensesLabor force, employment, and unemployment statistics for persons with or without certifications and licenses—credentials that demonstrate a level of skill or knowledge needed to perform a specific type of job. These non-degree credentials are distinct from educational attainment. Questions to identify persons with professional certifications and licenses were added to the Current Population Survey (CPS) in January 2015.
DisabilityLabor force, employment, and unemployment statistics for persons with or without a disability. These are estimates for the nation as a whole; data are not available by state. (Questions to identify persons with a disability were added to the Current Population Survey (CPS) in June 2008.) See also Veterans with a service-connected disability.
Educational attainmentLabor force, employment, and unemployment statistics by educational attainment for persons age 25 and older. (Learn how we define educational attainment.) See also Earnings by education, School enrollment and Certifications and licenses.
Families and marital statusSee also Women, including additional tables on parents, families, and marital status in the annual report on Women in the Labor Force: A Databook. Employment, unemployment, and labor force participation in families
Employment and unemployment statistics for married men and women
Unemployment statistics by marital status
Foreign-born workersLabor force, employment, and unemployment statistics by foreign- and native-born status (nativity). (Learn how we define foreign born and native born.)
Older workersSee also Age.
Race and Hispanic or Latino ethnicityLabor force, employment, and unemployment statistics for whites, blacks or African Americans, Asians, and persons of Hispanic or Latino ethnicity. (Learn how we define race and Hispanic or Latino ethnicity.) See also Earnings by Demographics.
School enrollmentLabor force, employment, and unemployment statistics for youth ages 16 to 24 by school enrollment status. See also Youth and Educational attainment.
VeteransLabor force, employment, and unemployment statistics for veterans of the U.S. Armed Forces by period of service and service-connected disability.
VolunteeringThese statistics reflect persons who volunteered through or for an organization. They come from a special supplemental survey last conducted in September 2015. NOTICE
WomenLabor force, employment, and unemployment statistics for women. See also Families and marital status and Earnings by demographics.
YouthLabor force, employment, and unemployment statistics for youth ages 16 to 24. See also Age and School Enrollment.
Last Modified Date: September 2, 2022 Which of the following can be considered demographic information of a person?Demographic information examples include: age, race, ethnicity, gender, marital status, income, education, and employment.
Which of the following indicates the impact of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act on marketing quizlet?Which of the following indicates the impact of Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act on marketing? It revamped the U.S. healthcare system and specifically mandated and subsidized health insurance for individuals.
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