Difficulty in carrying out activities
Population with difficulty in carrying out daily activities  by social class of the main breadwinner and type of   problem.
Units: thousands of persons and percentages

	Total	Physical	Mental	Both types	
ABSOLUTE FIGURES	
    Total	2,407.9	1,849.7	250.4	307.8	
    I: AA.PP. executives and of companies with 10 or more wage earners and Professions associated  with university degree	90.6	61.0	10.6	18.9	
    II:Executives od companies with less than 10 employees and Professions associated  with intermediate degree. Advanced technicians. Artists and Sportspersons	150.0	107.1	23.6	19.3	
    III: Administrative type employees and Administrative and financial support professionals. Personal services workers and Security. Freelance workers. Supervisors of manual workers	615.3	468.1	50.2	96.9	
    IVa: Skilled manual workers	717.9	564.5	70.4	83.0	
    IVb: Semi-skilled manual workers	316.8	253.9	32.2	30.7	
    V: Unskilled workers	459.1	356.1	52.9	50.0	
    VI. Another type employees	25.8	19.8	3.5	2.5	
    No data recorded	32.4	19.2	6.8	6.5	
RELATIVE FIGURES	
    Total	100.00	76.82	10.40	12.78	
    I: AA.PP. executives and of companies with 10 or more wage earners and Professions associated  with university degree	100.00	67.34	11.76	20.91	
    II:Executives od companies with less than 10 employees and Professions associated  with intermediate degree. Advanced technicians. Artists and Sportspersons	100.00	71.40	15.76	12.84	
    III: Administrative type employees and Administrative and financial support professionals. Personal services workers and Security. Freelance workers. Supervisors of manual workers	100.00	76.08	8.17	15.75	
    IVa: Skilled manual workers	100.00	78.63	9.81	11.56	
    IVb: Semi-skilled manual workers	100.00	80.15	10.17	9.68	
    V: Unskilled workers	100.00	77.57	11.53	10.90	
    VI. Another type employees	100.00	76.76	13.43	9.81	
    No data recorded	100.00	59.03	20.90	20.07	
Notes:
1) ~'social class of the main breadwinner '~Social class categories have been extracted from the report 'The  measurement of the social class in Health Sciences' the Society  by the Spanish Epidemiology Society.
1) The data about to crossing of the categories 'Mental' and 'Both  types' with 'Social class I' and 'Social class II' must be viewed  with caution, because they may be affected by high sample  errors  
   
  
  
  
Source: National Statistics Institute and Ministry of Health and Consumption