The volume is the second of two and presents additional statistical analyses of data discussed in the first, which presented 1960 and 1961 census data from 53 countries in an attempt to identify and quantify factors which determined the occupational and educational structure of the labor force. The second volume consists of eight chapters: (1) a discussion on classification and aggregation problems; (2) supplementary analyses of the data in multiple regression models; (3) analyses of occupational and educational coefficients; (4) analyses of production function equations; (5) a short exposition of information theory as it relates to the aggregation problems in cross-classifications; (6) basic data used for the occupational analysis; (7) basic data used for the occupational/educational analysis; and (8) basic data used for the sectoral/educational analyses. (Author/MDW)