Traffic between school, work and home in Aruba In this paper we will provide information about the geographical background of daily travel between home, school, and work and the use of different modes of transport. This information is valuable to understand the origin of traffic jams and in order toContinue Reading
Annual publication with a diverse digest of statistical information about several themes: Population, Public Health, Construction and Utilities, Politics, Education, Labor, Business, Tourism, Traffic, Transport & Communication, Foreign Trade, Money and Banking, Macro Economic Aspects, Public Finance, Prices, Social Affairs, Climate and Housing. Download items: 05-02 H Statistical Orientation 2006Continue Reading
The current publication is part of a series based on the fifth Population and Housing Census of Aruba, which was held in September-October 2010. It provides visual insight into the regional distribution of many social, economic, and demographic indicators for Aruba. By presenting the data as maps, the atlasContinue Reading
The role of utilities in Aruban households is a topic of public discussion. How much does a household spend on gas, water and electricity? Why have prices of water and electricity risen so rapidly in recent years? Is there a pattern in the expenditures on utilities by Aruban households, andContinue Reading
During the months of May through July 2003, the Central Bureau of Statistics conducted the Aruba Migration and Integration Study (AMIS). A total of 679 recent migrants who came to Aruba after April 30 1993 (MMA) together with their family members, were interviewed by 20 interviewers of the CBS. TheContinue Reading
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