Population by sex, social class of the main breadwinner and difficulty in carrying out daily activities.

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  • Absolute and relative figures

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    ABSOLUTE FIGURES RELATIVE FIGURES

    Selected:2

    Total:2
  • Sex

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    Both genders Males Females

    Selected:3

    Total:3
  • Social class of the main breadwinner

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    Total I: AA.PP. executives and of companies with 10 or more wage earners and Professions associated with university degree II:Executives od companies with less than 10 employees and Professions associated with intermediate degree. Advanced technicians. Artists and Sportspersons III: Administrative type employees and Administrative and financial support professionals. Personal services workers and Security. Freelance workers. Supervisors of manual workers IVa: Skilled manual workers IVb: Semi-skilled manual workers V: Unskilled workers VI. Another type employees No data recorded

    Selected:9

    Total:9
  • Difficulty in carrying out daily activities

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    Total Moderate difficulty Severe and complete difficulty No difficulty

    Selected:4

    Total:4
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  • 	Difficulty in carrying out daily activities
    Absolute and relative figures Sex Social class of the main breadwinner	.	.	.
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• Notes ( 2 )
  • 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 'Moderate difficulty' and 'Severe and complete difficulty' with 'Social class I' for males and females must be viewed with caution because they may be affected by high sample errors
    
    The data about to crossing of the category 'Severe and complete difficulty' with 'Social class II' for males must be viewed with caution, because they may be affected by high sample errors
    
    
    

• Source:National Statistics Institute and Ministry of Health and Consumption