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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 184 Urban and regional planners 27,183 21,793 -19.8% (186) Miscellaneous social scientists and related workers, including sociologists: 22,891 36,139 57.9% 183 Sociologists 2,211 2,790 26.2% 186 Miscellaneous social scientists and related workers 20,680 33,349 61.3% Life, physical, and social science technicians: 502,406 295,616 -41.2% 190 Agricultural and food science technicians 23,069 27,417 18.8% 191 Biological technicians 16,300 19,806 21.5% 192 Chemical technicians 75,935 88,393 16.4% 193 Geological and petroleum technicians 13,104 12,798 -2.3% (196) Miscellaneous life, physical, and social science technicians: 373,998 147,202 -60.6% 194 Nuclear technicians 34,610 3,800 -89.0% 196 Other life, physical, and social science technicians 339,388 143,402 -57.7% Community and social services occupations: 1,457,395 2,010,725 38.0% Counselors, social workers, and other community and social service specialists: 1,034,367 1,485,765 43.6% 200 Counselors 448,139 572,197 27.7% 201 Social workers 388,310 644,634 66.0% 202 Miscellaneous community and social service specialists 197,919 268,934 35.9% Religious workers: 423,028 524,960 24.1% 204 Clergy 339,421 388,926 14.6% 205 Directors, religious activities and education 40,880 52,584 28.6% 206 Religious workers, all other 42,727 83,450 95.3% Legal occupations: 1,112,935 1,436,805 29.1% 210 Lawyers 697,272 871,116 24.9% 211 Judges, magistrates, and other judicial workers 60,710 58,353 -3.9% Legal support workers: 354,953 507,336 42.9% 214 Paralegals and legal assistants 136,122 287,736 111.4% 215 Miscellaneous legal support workers 218,831 219,600 0.4% Education, training, and library occupations: 5,945,472 7,480,786 25.8% 220 Postsecondary teachers 940,963 1,148,525 22.1% Teachers, primary, secondary, and special education: 3,941,098 4,514,801 14.6% Teachers, preschool, kindergarten, elementary, and middle school: 3,374,960 3,567,147 5.7% 230 Preschool and kindergarten teachers 269,330 441,827 64.0% 231 Elementary and middle school teachers 3,105,630 3,125,320 0.6% 232 Secondary school teachers 494,326 772,462 56.3% 233 Special education teachers 71,812 175,192 144.0% Librarians, curators, and archivists: 333,372 280,863 -15.8% 240 Archivists, curators, and museum technicians 74,470 36,211 -51.4% 243 Librarians 200,881 190,254 -5.3% 244 Library Technicians 58,022 54,398 -6.2% Other teachers, instructors, education, training, and library occupations: 730,038 1,536,597 110.5% 234 Other teachers and instructors 331,312 562,290 69.7% 254 Teacher assistants 368,010 915,915 148.9% 255 Other education, training, and library workers 30,717 58,392 90.1% Arts, design, entertainment, sports, and media occupations: 2,331,031 2,604,644 11.7% 4
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 Art and design workers: 897,844 981,026 9.3% 260 Artists and related workers 278,516 231,690 -16.8% 263 Designers 619,328 749,336 21.0% Entertainers and performers, sports, and related workers: 472,378 606,585 28.4% 270 Actors 35,916 38,603 7.5% 271 Producers and directors 120,609 139,337 15.5% 272 Athletes, coaches, umpires, and related workers 128,991 194,122 50.5% 274 Dancers and choreographers 21,771 26,915 23.6% 275 Musicians, singers, and related workers 148,162 170,017 14.8% 276 Entertainers and performers, sports and related workers, all other 16,929 37,591 122.0% Media and communications workers: 960,809 1,017,033 5.9% 280 Announcers 68,590 54,856 -20.0% 281 News analysts, reporters and correspondents 86,781 93,160 7.4% 282 Public relations specialists 121,021 146,032 20.7% 283 Editors 155,320 182,229 17.3% 284 Technical writers 76,919 72,943 -5.2% 285 Writers and authors 133,471 162,156 21.5% 286 Miscellaneous media and communication workers 41,467 60,015 44.7% (290) Broadcast & sound engineering technicians & radio operators & other media & communication equipment workers: 126,144 90,362 -28.4% 290 Broadcast and sound engineering technicians and radio operators 125,504 89,492 -28.7% 296 Media and communication equipment workers, all other 640 870 35.9% 291 Photographers 117,084 124,047 5.9% 292 Television, video, and motion picture camera operators and editors 34,010 31,233 -8.2% Healthcare practitioners and technical occupations: 5,055,535 6,089,471 20.5% Health diagnosing and treating practitioners and technical occupations: 3,422,957 4,200,169 22.7% 306 Physicians and surgeons 571,320 705,960 23.6% 313 Registered nurses 1,878,036 2,268,002 20.8% Therapists: 341,818 496,021 45.1% 314 Audiologists 14,534 12,264 -15.6% 315 Occupational therapists 38,472 64,104 66.6% 316 Physical therapists 103,192 134,949 30.8% 320 Radiation therapists 5,196 10,544 102.9% 321 Recreational therapists 18,667 17,125 -8.3% 322 Respiratory therapists 64,895 88,361 36.2% 323 Speech-language pathologists 50,179 95,662 90.6% 324 Therapists, all other 46,684 73,012 56.4% Other health diagnosing and treating practitioners and technical occupations: 631,783 730,186 15.6% 300 Chiropractors 43,331 51,503 18.9% 301 Dentists 155,529 155,715 0.1% 303 Dietitians and nutritionists 86,930 80,439 -7.5% 304 Optometrists 27,515 30,950 12.5% 305 Pharmacists 181,798 206,358 13.5% 311 Physician assistants 12,695 57,972 356.7% 5
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CENSUS CODE RETAIL TRADE 580 Lumber
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