nz.intl.migr: Permament and long-term arrivals to and departures from New...
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Description
A permanent and long-term arrival is an international arrival of a
person who intends to reside in the country for at least on year.
A permanent and long-term departure is an international departure
of a person who intends to reside out of the country for at least
one year.
Usage
1
Format
An array with dimensions "region", "age", "sex", "year",
and "direction".
Details
The data are for June years. For instance, data for the year
"1997" refer to the period 1 July 1996 to 30 June 1997.
The data are disaggregated by age, sex, territorial authority,
year, and direction ("Arrival" or "Departure").
The territorial authority is the
most important sub-national administrative unit in
New Zealand. In 2010, seven territorial authorities were
amalgamated to form a single Auckland region. nz.intl.migr
uses the pre-amalgamation boundaries for 1997-2010 and
post-amalgamation boundary for 2011-2016.
Source
Calculated from data on Statistics New Zealand website.
Downloaded 6 March 2017.
See Also
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Description Usage Format Details Source See Also
Description
A permanent and long-term arrival is an international arrival of a person who intends to reside in the country for at least on year. A permanent and long-term departure is an international departure of a person who intends to reside out of the country for at least one year.
Usage
1 |
Format
An array with dimensions "region", "age", "sex", "year", and "direction".
Details
The data are for June years. For instance, data for the year "1997" refer to the period 1 July 1996 to 30 June 1997.
The data are disaggregated by age, sex, territorial authority, year, and direction ("Arrival" or "Departure").
The territorial authority is the
most important sub-national administrative unit in
New Zealand. In 2010, seven territorial authorities were
amalgamated to form a single Auckland region. nz.intl.migr
uses the pre-amalgamation boundaries for 1997-2010 and
post-amalgamation boundary for 2011-2016.
Source
Calculated from data on Statistics New Zealand website. Downloaded 6 March 2017.
See Also
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