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Social statistics
Social statistics I.
Despite some temporary restrictions, the enlargement of EU will open new trends in international movement of labour force, particularly in conjunction with demographic problems of European countries. To facilitate the engagement of foreign labour force, good information concerning incomes, salaries, living conditions in extenso, will be required. In this respect any international comparison of social and living conditions is uneasy due to the differencies in the concept of social systems in respective countries.
Some expectations are connected with the Eurostat survey EU SILC, project EURES – European Employment Services which will cover database of working and living conditions.
Statistics of wages and salaries is one of the key issues.
The elaboration and regular updating of employment projections as input for social and economic policies, is essential.
- Providing Data for Social Inclusion
Genovefa Ružić, Deputy Director-General, Statistical Office of the Republic of Slovenia, Slovenia
- Methodology of Imputation of Panel Data in Statistics on Income and Living Conditions
Hartmut Minkel, Statistisches Bundesamt, Institute of Research and Development in Federal Statistical Office, Germany
- Collection of Income Data in the German EU-SILC Pilot Survey
Ulrike Timm, Statistisches Bundesamt, Institute of Research and Development in Federal Statistical Office, Germany
- Precision of a Household Survey
Laurent Davezies, INSEE, France
Social Statistics II.
Social Statistics III.
Demography statistics is a basis of population statistics. It provides an important feedback for many decisions at the level of public sector and serves to forecasting of future development of age and social structure of population including development of labour force potential and related issues. Current demographic situation has been influenced by social, economic and political processes of the past while current social and economic conditions will have an important impact on demographic (as well as economic and social) situation in coming decades onwards. This is a special feature of demography statististics contrary to other statistics pursuing mostly the current situation. Migration is an important part of demography statistics. This phenomenon is more and statistics with its many specific problems merits to draw attention of international conferences and meetings.more influencing demographic and social processes in Europe and in the whole world.Therefore, migration.
- European Unification – From a Foreign Tourism to a Domestic one - Which effects?
Anna Maria Parroco - F. Vaccina, Universitŕ degli Studi di Palermo, Italy
- Demography and Migration in Ecuador
Santiago Izquierdo, Office of Social Affairs, Ecuador
- Basic Constitutional Approaches to Meet Demographic Ageing
Helmut Maier, Berlin School of Economics, Germany
- A "Data Warehouse" Solution to Better Serve the Census Data
Armando de la Torre del Río, Statistics Spain, Spain
- Census 2001: An alternative approach to spatial presentation and analysis of results
Jaroslav Kraus, Pavel Čtrnáct,
Czech Statistical Office, Czech Republic
- International Non-comparability of International Migration Data - Possible Solutin among EU Area
Bohdada Holá, Czech Statistical Office, Czech Republic
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