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Hong Kongers Knowledgeable of a Chinese Input Method
by Economic or Noneconomic Activity

Graph 84a - Hong Kongers with knowledge of computers and those with knowledge of a Chinese input method by economic activity or nonactivity.
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Hong Kongers with knowledge of computers and a Chinese input method (Bar Chart)
Note: Economically active in this context includes employed, self-employed, and unemployed people. In short, everyone in the labour force with knowledge of a Chinese input method. One can assume that knowledge of a Chinese input method assumes knowledge of computers.
Source:  Hong Kong Government. Census and Statistics Department. Social Surveys Section. 2003. Thematic Household Survey Report No. 15. Chapter 4 - Knowledge of using personal computer and Chinese input methods. Table 4.2c Persons aged 10 and over who had knowledge of using personal computer (PC) by economic activity status, p. 43. Table 4.4c Persons aged 10 and over who had knowledge of using Chinese input methods by economic activity status, p. 47.  EARTH's copy of corresponding table available on request.


Graph 84b - Proportion of Hong Kongers knowledgeable of a Chinese input method by economic or noneconomic activity.
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Proportion of Hong Kongers knowledgeable of a Chinese input method by economic or noneconomic activity. (Pie Graph)
Note: Economically active in this context includes employed, self-employed, and unemployed people. In short, everyone in the labour force with knowledge of a Chinese input method.
Source:  Hong Kong Government. Census and Statistics Department. Social Surveys Section. 2003. Thematic Household Survey Report No. 15. Chapter 4 - Knowledge of using personal computer and Chinese input methods. Table 4.4c Persons aged 10 and over who had knowledge of using Chinese input methods by economic activity status, p. 47.  EARTH's copy of corresponding table available on request.


Graph 84c - Number of Hong Kongers who know a Chinese input method divided by the number of those who are familiar with computers by economic activity or nonactivity.
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Note 1: This graph was obtained by dividing the value of each oranged-shaded bar in graph 84a by the value of its corresponding gray-shaded bar.
Note 2: The underlying assumption here is that everyone who knows a Chinese input method is also familiar with computers.
Note 3: Economically active in this context includes employed, self-employed, and unemployed people. In short, everyone in the labour force with knowledge of a Chinese input method.
Source: Hong Kong Government. Census and Statistics Department. Social Surveys Section. 2003. Thematic Household Survey Report No. 15. Chapter 4 - Knowledge of using personal computer and Chinese input methods. Table 4.2c Persons aged 10 and over who had knowledge of using personal computer (PC) by economic activity status, p. 43. Table 4.4c Persons aged 10 and over who had knowledge of using Chinese input methods by economic activity status, p. 47.  EARTH's copy of corresponding table available on request.

Graph 84d - Proportion of Hong Kongers with knowledge of a Chinese input method by own economic or noneconomic activity.
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Note 1: Each column represents the proportion of all Hong Kongers who are both familiar with a Chinese input method and belong to the cohort indicated. By way of example, if you are a Hong Kong student, there is close to a 90% chance that you are familiar with a Chinese input method. Alternatively, if you are actively employed. or part of Hong Kong's labor force looking for employment, then the odds are more than one in two that you have knowledge of a Chinese input method.
Note 2: Economically active in this context includes employed, self-employed, and unemployed people. In short, everyone in the labour force with knowledge of a Chinese input method.
Source:  Hong Kong Government. Census and Statistics Department. Social Surveys Section. 2003. Thematic Household Survey Report No. 15. Chapter 4 - Knowledge of using personal computer and Chinese input methods. Table 4.4c Persons aged 10 and over who had knowledge of using Chinese input methods by economic activity status, p. 47.  EARTH's copy of corresponding table available on request.
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