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Investigating rural employment in England
AbstractThis article describes a new approach to the examination of rural employment. Using Craig's classification of Local Authority wards, the Special Workplace Statistics of the 1981 Population Census are analysed to provide a picture of rural and urban employment in five English counties. The findings emphasise the heterogeneity of rural England but show consistently higher levels of self-employment in rural areas. It is concluded that Craig's classification, together with datafiles linking postcodes to ward identifiers, provides a very useful research tool to those investigating rural areas.
Investigating rural employment in England
AbstractThis article describes a new approach to the examination of rural employment. Using Craig's classification of Local Authority wards, the Special Workplace Statistics of the 1981 Population Census are analysed to provide a picture of rural and urban employment in five English counties. The findings emphasise the heterogeneity of rural England but show consistently higher levels of self-employment in rural areas. It is concluded that Craig's classification, together with datafiles linking postcodes to ward identifiers, provides a very useful research tool to those investigating rural areas.
Investigating rural employment in England
Errington, Andrew (author)
Journal of Rural Studies ; 6 ; 67-84
1990-01-01
18 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
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