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{smcl}
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help for {cmd:iscooesch}
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{title:iscooesch}
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{cmd:iscooesch} {it:newvarname}, {cmd:isco(}{it:varname}{cmd:)}
{cmd:emplrel(}{it:varname}{cmd:)} {cmd:emplno(}{it:varname}{cmd:)} [{cmd:sixteen} {cmd:eight} {cmd:five} {cmd:replace}]
{title:Description}
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This command converts 4 digit ISCO-08 {it:(International Classification of Occupations)} codes into the class scheme proposed by Oesch (2006).
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The {it:newvarname} argument for the {cmd:iskooesch} command can be any string. The program combines it with a class scheme indicator to create the names of the generated variables (see options {cmd:sixteen}, {cmd:eight}, {cmd:five}).
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{help iskooesch} makes the transformation into the Oesch scale based on ISCO-88 codes.
{title:Options}
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{cmd:isco} specifies the variable to be recoded.
This must be a 4 digit integer containing ISCO-08 occupational codes.
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{cmd:emplrel} specifies a categorical variable indicating the employment relation. Relevant values are: 1 = employee, 2 = self-employed, [3 = working for family business, optional]. All other values are ignored.
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{cmd:emplno} specifies a numerical variable indicating the absolute number of employees supervised. The relevant intervals for placement in the respective Oesch categories are 0, 1/9, and 10/max.
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{cmd:sixteen}, {cmd:eight}, {cmd:five} specify which versions of the Oesch class scheme (16-class, 8-class, 5-class) are generated. If no option is given, the 16-class scheme is generated.
The resulting variables are named oesch16_{it:newvarname}, oesch8_{it:newvarname}, oesch5_{it:newvarname} respectively.
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{cmd:replace} permits to overwrite existing variables.
{title:References}
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Hendrickx, J. 2002. "{browse "https://ideas.repec.org/c/boc/bocode/s425802.html":ISKO: Stata module to recode 4 digit ISCO-88 occupational codes}" {browse "https://ideas.repec.org/s/boc/bocode.html":Statistical Software Components S425802},
Boston College Department of Economics, revised 20 Oct 2004.
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Oesch, D. 2006a. "Coming to grips with a changing class structure" International Sociology 21 (2): 263-288.
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Oesch, D. 2006b. "Redrawing the Class Map. Stratification and Institutions in Britain, Germany, Sweden and Switzerland" Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan.
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Tawfik, A. 2014. Various scripts for creating Oesch class variables. {browse "http://people.unil.ch/danieloesch/scripts/"}
{title:Author}
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Simon Kaiser, Institute of Sociology, University of Bern, [email protected]
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Thanks for citing this software as follows:
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Kaiser, S. (2018). oesch: Stata module to create Oesch class schemes. Available from
{browse "https://ideas.repec.org/c/boc/bocode/s458490.html"}.
{title:Also see}
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{browse "https://github.com/sikaiser/oesch"} for most
up-to-date version and to report issues or feature requests.
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On-line: help for
{help oesch}, {help iskooesch}, {help isko}, {help isco}
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