Table 3 Characteristics by Marginalization’s Levels
From: Food insecurity and levels of marginalization: food accessibility, consumption and concern in Mexico
Level of Marginalization | Average age | % Gender | % Educational Level | Type of job |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Very Low | 44 | Male: 47.3 Female: 52.7 | No Education: 2.7 Elementary: 11.6 Junior High School: 19.2 High School: 31.5 College: 23.3 Post-Graduate:11.7 | Tertiary sector: 72% Unpaid labor: 10% Secondary sector: 5% Informal work: 5% Retired: 5% Unemployment: 3% |
Low | 45.5 | Male: 53.2 Female: 46.8 | No Education: 14.9 Elementary: 14.9 Junior High School: 14.9 High School: 31.9 College: 21.3 Post-Graduate: 2.1 | Tertiary sector: 52% Secondary sector: 15% Unpaid work: 9% Informal work: 9% Unemployment: 9% Retired: 6% |
Medium | 43 | Male: 57.1 Female: 42.9 | No Education: 14.3 Elementary: 28.6 Junior High School: 14.3 High School: 28.6 College: 14.2 | Tertiary sector: 43% Informal work: 28% Unpaid work: 15% Retired: 14% |
Very High and High | 47 | Male: 41.7 Female: 58.3 | No Education: 8.3 Elementary: 33.3 Junior High School: 16.7 High School: 31.3 College: 10.4 | Tertiary sector: 66% Informal work: 25% Retired: 9% |