Artists in the Workforce : Trends and Data.
Damian A. Cohn
Bok Engelsk 2009 · Electronic books.
| Omfang | 1 online resource (219 pages)
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| Utgave | 1st ed.
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| Opplysninger | Intro -- ARTISTS IN THE WORKFORCE: TRENDS AND DATA -- ARTISTS IN THE WORKFORCE: TRENDS AND DATA -- LIBRARY OF CONGRESS CATALOGING-IN-PUBLICATION DATA -- CONTENTS -- LIST OF TABLES -- PREFACE -- Chapter 1 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY -- KEY FINDINGS -- 1. Nearly Two Million Americans Are Artists -- 2. The Number of Artists Has Kept Pace with the Growth in the Overall Labor Force -- 3. Artists Remain Highly Concentrated in Urban Areas -- 4. The Artist Population, Like the Labor Force, is Becoming More Diverse -- 5. Artists Are Generally More Educated than the Workforce as a Whole -- 6. Artists are 3.5 Times more Likely than Other Workers to be Self-Employed -- 7. Fewer Artists Have Full-year, Full-time Jobs than Other Workers -- 8. Artists Generally Earn Less than Workers with Similar Levels of Education -- 9. Women Remain Underrepresented in Several Artist Occupations -- 10. The West and South Have Seen the Greatest Growth in Artists by State -- End Notes -- Chapter 2 NEA RESEARCH ON ARTIST OCCUPATIONS -- End Notes -- Chapter 3 ARTIST OCCUPATION DATA -- End Notes -- Chapter 4 THE ARTIST WORKFORCE OVER TIME -- End Notes -- Chapter 5 GEOGRAPHIC TRENDS -- States -- REGIONS -- Metropolitan Areas -- End Notes -- Chapter 6 DEMOGRAPHIC TRENDS -- End Notes -- Chapter 7 EMPLOYMENT AND INCOME -- End Notes -- Chapter 8 ARTIST PROFILES -- ACTORS -- ANNOUNCERS -- ARCHITECTS -- FINE ARTISTS, ART DIRECTORS, AND ANIMATORS -- DANCERS AND CHOREOGRAPHERS -- DESIGNERS -- ENTERTAINERS AND PERFORMERS -- MUSICIANS -- PHOTOGRAPHERS -- PRODUCERS AND DIRECTORS -- WRITERS AND AUTHORS -- End Notes -- Chapter 9 GUIDE TO TABLES AND TERMS -- ALL TABLES -- Employment Status -- Employed -- Civilian Employed -- Unemployed -- Civilian Labor Force -- Labor Force -- Not in Labor Force -- Worker -- Occupation -- TABLES 2 THROUGH 29 -- TABLES 30 THROUGH 32, 44 THROUGH 46.. - Sex or Gender -- Race -- White -- Black or African American -- American Indian or Alaska Native -- Asian -- Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander -- Some Other Race -- Two or More Races -- Hispanic or Latino Origin -- TABLES 32 THROUGH 41 -- Census Regions and Divisions -- Northeast Region -- Midwest Region -- South Region -- West Region -- TABLES 42 THROUGH 44 -- Metropolitan Area -- TABLES 45 THROUGH 47 -- Age -- Median Age -- TABLES 48 AND 49 -- Household Type and Relationship -- Relationship to Householder -- Child or Other Relative -- Group Quarters -- TABLE 40 AND 51 -- Educational Attainment -- School Enrollment -- TABLE 53 -- TABLE 52 AND TABLES 55 THROUGH 60 -- Work Experience -- Work Status -- Weeks Worked -- Usual Hours Worked Per Week Worked -- TABLE 54 -- Income -- Income Type -- Adjusting Income for Inflation -- Chapter 10 TABLES -- Appendix A CENSUS OCCUPATION CODES, 1990 AND 2000 -- NEW OCCUPATION CODES FOR 2000 -- SPECIFIC OCCUPATIONS INCLUDED IN THIS REPORT -- DETAILED DEFINITIONS OF OCCUPATIONS -- CONVERSION OF 1990 DATA TO THE NEW OCCUPATION CODES -- Appendix B DATA SOURCES AND ACCURACY -- DATA SOURCES -- 1990 and 2000 Census Equal Employment Opportunity Data -- Public Use Microdata Samples -- 2000 Census 5% Public Use Microdata Sample -- 2003 through 2005 American Community Survey Public Use Microdata Samples -- 1990 Census 5% Public Use Microdata Samples -- ACCURACY OF THE DATA -- Appendix C THE AMERICAN COMMUNITY SURVEY -- ACS TOPICS -- Demographic Characteristics -- Social Characteristics -- Economic Characteristics -- Housing Characteristics -- MORE INFORMATION -- INDEX.
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| ISBN | 9781617613968
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