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Table 9. 1990 Census Redistributed Occupation Data Compared to Census 2000 Occupation Data,
Using the Census 2000 Occupation Classification
1990 Data Redistributed to 2000
Census 2000 Percent
Census 2000 Codes and Categories
Number Number
Change,
1990-2000
Business and financial operations occupations: 4,724,978 5,700,182 20.6%
Business operations specialists: 2,302,549 2,796,126 21.4%
050 Agents and business managers of artists, performers, and athletes 39,471 37,587 -4.8%
051 Purchasing agents and buyers, farm products 27,842 12,955 -53.5%
052 Wholesale and retail buyers, except farm products 274,072 231,332 -15.6%
053 Purchasing agents, except wholesale, retail, and farm products 236,314 262,677 11.2%
054 Claims adjusters, appraisers, examiners, and investigators 384,707 296,191 -23.0%
056 Compliance officers, except agriculture, construction, health & safety, & transportation 39,635 100,435 153.4%
060 Cost estimators 188,861 107,874 -42.9%
062 Human resources, training, and labor relations specialists 514,372 884,916 72.0%
070 Logisticians 30,132 38,904 29.1%
071 Management analysts 284,594 556,102 95.4%
072 Meeting and convention planners 21,945 33,741 53.7%
073 Other business operations specialists 260,602 233,412 -10.4%
Financial specialists: 2,422,429 2,904,056 19.9%
080 Accountants and auditors 1,488,481 1,762,729 18.4%
Other financial specialists: 933,949 1,141,327 22.2%
081 Appraisers and assessors of real estate 100,629 98,892 -1.7%
082 Budget analysts 54,780 45,482 -17.0%
083 Credit analysts 18,260 32,173 76.2%
084 Financial analysts 32,050 61,799 92.8%
085 Personal financial advisors 133,568 252,756 89.2%
086 Insurance underwriters 95,150 83,611 -12.1%
090 Financial examiners 2,033 11,848 482.8%
091 Loan counselors and officers 268,677 324,470 20.8%
093 Tax examiners, collectors, and revenue agents 87,684 72,312 -17.5%
094 Tax preparers 102,256 113,360 10.9%
095 Financial specialists, all other 38,860 44,624 14.8%
Professional and related occupations: 21,616,119 26,836,269 24.1%
Computer and mathematical occupations: 1,598,999 3,252,462 103.4%
Computer specialists: 1,393,121 3,095,829 122.2%
100 Computer scientists and systems analysts 344,035 694,319 101.8%
101 Computer programmers 706,646 663,445 -6.1%
102 Computer software engineers 244,181 719,165 194.5%
104 Computer support specialists 32,244 411,077 1174.9%
106 Database administrators 4,208 78,830 1773.4%
110 Network and computer systems administrators 32,463 199,583 514.8%
111 Network systems and data communications analysts 29,344 329,410 1022.6%
Mathematical science occupations: 205,878 156,633 -23.9%
120 Actuaries 18,732 22,378 19.5%
122 Operations research analysts 149,709 104,521 -30.2%
(124) Miscellaneous mathematical science occupations, incl. mathematicians & statisticians: 37,437 29,734 -20.6%
121 Mathematicians 5,088 2,900 -43.0%
123 Statisticians 28,197 23,370 -17.1%
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