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Table 1 Socioeconomic characteristics of the participants in the ‘Health on equal terms’ surveys

From: Prevalence and change in social inequalities in physical activity before and during the COVID-19 pandemic in Sweden

 

2018

n (%)a

2021

n (%)a

Socioeconomic variable

Gender

  Male

8 457 (50.47)

8 887 (50.56)

  Female

8 299 (49.53)

8 691 (49.44)

Age

  16–29

3 504 (20.91)

3 491 (19.86)

  30–44

4 104 (24.49)

4 455 (25.34)

  45–64

5 306 (31.67)

5 533 (31.48)

  65–84

3 842 (22.93)

4 099 (23.32)

Education

  Low education

3 120 (18.82)

3 252 (18.67)

  Medium education

9 811 (59.18)

9 710 (55.75)

  High education

3 647 (22)

4 455 (25.58)

Occupation

  Low

466 (5.16)

417 (4.7)

  Low-medium

4 189 (46.35)

3 838 (43.18)

  High-medium

1 465 (16.21)

1 379 (15.51)

  High

2 918 (32.29)

3 254 (36.61)

Income

253,878.1 (347,562.9)

273,977.1 (363,203.2)

Place of birth

  Sweden

13 415 (80.07)

13 821 (78.63)

  High income countries

1 306 (7.79)

1 292 (7.35)

  Low/Middle-income countries

2 034 (12.14)

2 464 (14.02)

  1. aFor income: n = mean, () = standard deviation