A small simulated dataset inspired by microdata from the Brazilian
Continuous National Household Sample Survey (PNAD Contínua), included for
examples, tests, and documentation in the datazoom.social package.
pnad_sampleA data.table and data.frame with 31 rows and 23 variables:
Record identifier.
Survey year.
Survey quarter.
Federative unit code.
Primary sampling unit identifier.
Household serial identifier.
Number of household members.
Household interview status or type code.
Year of birth.
Month of birth.
Day of birth or age-related auxiliary code, as provided in the simulated data.
Sex code.
Age in years.
Educational attainment code.
Labor force status code.
Employment status code.
Employment position or job category code.
Usual hours worked category or related labor variable code.
Monthly labor income.
Main job identifier or occupation-related code.
Economic activity or occupation grouping code.
Time in job or age-related auxiliary labor code.
Household or person weight, as represented in the simulated data.
This dataset does not contain real PNAD observations. It was created only for demonstration purposes and includes a small subset of variables from the original files distributed by IBGE. Its reduced size makes package examples faster and lighter, while preserving a structure similar to that of the original survey data.
The purpose of pnad_sample is to provide a lightweight object that mimics
part of the structure of PNAD Contínua microdata, allowing users to run
examples without downloading or processing the full original files.
Variable names follow the naming convention used in the original survey microdata, but the values in this dataset are simulated and should not be used for substantive empirical analysis.