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POPULATION12. Economically active and total population by sex (continued)­Population active et population totale selon Ie sexe (suite)[See note at head of table.-Voir note au debut du tableau.)Both sexes - Les deux sexes Male - Masculin female - femininContinent, country and dateContinent, pays et dateEconomically active Economically active Economically activeAgel Population active Population active Population activeTotal Total TotalNumber Per cent Number Per cent Number Per centNombre Pour cent Nombre Pour cent Nambre Pour centArgentina -Bolivia -AMERICA, SOUTH-AMERIQUE DU SUDArgentine1933 (E)9, 65 ••••• ... 12029559 5018000 41.7 ... ... ...'" '" ...1938 (E)9. 65..... ... 12956602 5560000 42.9 ... ... ...'" '"...10 V 1947 66 ......... 14 15893827 6445678 40.6 8 145 175 5 163060 63.4 7748652 1 282618 16.6Bolivie5 IX 1950 67 ......... 10 2704165 1 361 227 50.3 1 326099 779691 58.8 1 378066 581 536 42.2Brazil 68 _ Bresil 681 IX 1920 5. 69 ••••••• 15 30635605 9566822 31.2 15443818 8 102 100 52.5 15191787 1464722 9.61 IX 1940 5. 70....... 10 41236315 14 570 285 35.3 20614088 11 861 812 57.5 20622227 2708473 13.11 VII 1950 70,71....... 10 51 944397 17117362 33.0 25885001 14609798 56.4 26059396 2507564 9.6British Guiana 72_Guyane brltannique 7224 IV 1921 45......... 10 297691 178350 59.9 151 261 101538 67.1 146430 76812 52.526 IV 1931 45 ......... 10 310933 146734 47.2 155381 97544 62.8 155552 49190 31.69 IV 1946•.••••••••• 10 369678 147052 39.8 183079 106095 58.0 186599 40957 21.9Chile 73 - Chili 7315 XII 1920 74 ......... ... 3753799 1 227927 32.7 1 865827 970692 52.0 1 887972 257235 13.627 XI 1930........... ... 4287445 1 460474 34.1 2122709 1 169513 55.1 2164736 290961 13.428 XI 1940........... 12 5023539 1 812 176 36.1 2489926 1 364904 54.8 2533613 447272 17.724 IV 1952........... 12 5932995 2 187731 36.9 2912558 1 641 813 56.4 3020437 545918 18.1Colombia -Colombie5 VII 1938 75 ......... 14 8697041 76 4566150 76 52.5 4310157 76 2478558 76 57.5 4386884 76 2087592 76 47.69 V 1951 77 ......... 12 11 228509 78 3755 609 78 33.4 5579259 78 3054420 78 54.7 5649250 78 701 189 78 12.41 Lower age limit (in years) of economically active population tabulations.5 Economically active population excludes persons for whom industry is ill·defined or unknown, not able to be separated from "inactive" population.9 Data as published by International Labour Office. Total populations maydiffer from those shown elsewhere.45 Economically active population excludes persons seeking work for first timeand includes persons in institutions.e5 Data estimated by the Industrial Union of Argentina. Total population estimatesbased on 1947 census are 12623190 for 1 July 1933 and 13724543for 1 July 1938.e6 De jure population actually enumerated, i.e., excluding 1 per cent adjustmentfor underenumeration.67 Population actually enumerated, I.e., excluding 8.4 per cent (277866) adjustmentfor underenumeration and estimate of 87000 for tribal Indian population.68 Excluding Indian jungle population, numbering 45249 in 1950.69 Data believed to be overstated.70 Data exclude schedules not tabulated by sex and economic characteristics,numbering 16713 in 1940 and 31 960 in 1950.71 Economically active population excludes unemployed persons.72 Excluding Amerindians of remote districts, numbering 9700 in 1921, 7 379in 1931 and 6023 in 1946.73 Population actually enumerated, i.e., excluding adjustment for underenumerationestimated at 2.5 per cent in 1920, 2.4 per cent in 1930, 1.4 percent in 1940 and 5.8 per cent in 1952.74 Including territory ceded to Peru in 1930.75 Data exclude 4775 schedules for indigenous population (2606 males, 2 169females) not tabulated by economic characteristics.76 Persons engaged in activity for which payment is made directly or indirectlyin money or in kind, including those helping the head of the family in alucrative employment or occupation but excluding members of the familyperforming the domestic work.77 Excluding adjustment for underenumeration, estimated at 191 683, and indigenouspopulation, numbering 127980.78 Includes those unemployed at time of census and unpaid family workers whodevoted more than one-third of the year to assisting the head of the family.4621 Limite d'oge inferieure (en annees) employee pour Ie classement de 10 populationactive.5 La population active ne comprend pas les personnes dont 10 branched'activite economique est mol definie au inconnue, et quine peut etredistinguee de 10 population "inactive".9 Donnees publiees par Ie Bureau International du Travail, les chiffres de 10population totale peuvent differer de ceux qui sont donnes ailleurs.45 La population active ne comprend pas les personnes cherchant du travailpour 10 premiere fois, mais y compris les personnes vivant des institutions.85 Estimation de 10 Union Industrial Argentino. Estimations de 10 populationtotoIe d'apres Ie recensement de 1947 : 12623190 au ler juillet 1933 et13724543 au ler juillet 1938.66 Population de droit effectivement denombree, c.o.d. compte non tenu d'unajustement de 1 pour 100 pour sous-denombrement.67 Population effectivement denombree, c.o.d. compte non tenu d'un ajustementde 8,4 pour 100 (277 866) pour sous-denombrement et de 87 000 (estimation)Indiens vivant en tribus.68 Non compris les Indiens de 10 jungle (45249 en 1950).69 Chiffre considere comme exagere.70 Non compris les bulletins non classes selon Ie Sexe et les caracteristiqueseconomiques (16713 en 1940 et 31 960 en 1950).71 Les chomeurs ne sont pas compris dans 10 population active.72 Non compris les Amerindiens habitant des regions reculees (9700 en 1921,7379 en 1931 et 6023 en 1946).73 Population effectivement denombree, c.o.d. compte non tenu d'un ajustementpour sous-denombrement estime a 2,5 pour 100 en 1920, a 2,4 pour 100 en1930, a 1,4 pour 100 en 1940 et a 5,B pour 100 en 1952.74 Y compris les territoires cedes au Perou en 1930.75 Non compris 4775 bulletins pour 10 population indigene (2606 du sexemasculin et 2 169 du sexe feminin) non classes selon les caracteristiqueseconomiques.76 Personnes exer~ant une activite remunarae, directement au indirectement, enespeces ou en nature, y compris celles qui aident Ie chef de 10 famille aI'exercice d'un emploi au d'un metier lucratif et non compris les membres de10 famille accomplissant des travaux domestiques.77 Compte non tenu d'un ajustement pour sous-danombrement estime a 191 683et non compris 10 population indigene (127980).78 Y compris les chomeurs au moment du recensement et les travallleurs fami.liaux non remuneres ayant consacra plus d'un tiers de I'ann'" a aider Iechef de 10 famllle.

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