Sentence examples similar to socio economic classification from inspiring English sources

Goldthorpe, an emeritus fellow of Nuffield College, Oxford, came up with the Goldthorpe class schema, which led to the creation of the widely used national statistics socio-economic classification system.

He says socio-economic classification based on job title, such as A or C2, has been weakened by a proliferation of work grades, along with an increase in dual-income couples and pensioners.

The socio-economic classification of Census 2001 indicated that the most common occupations were "lower managerial and professional occupations" (21.9 percent) and "small employers and own account workers" (15.2 percent).

*National Statistics Socio-economic Classification.

Socio-economic status is coded in accordance with Statistics Denmark's official socio-economic classification.

Socio-economic classification was based on self reported main occupation at the time of the survey, and the respondents were classified according to Swedish socio-economic classification (SEI) [ 15].

Table 3 compares CAM and conventional treatment use by age, gender, socio-economic classification and Chronic Pain Grade.

Unlike Britain and other European countries, there are no formal occupation-based socio-economic classification systems in Cyprus.

Within the internal analyses, higher levels of educational attainment and socio-economic classification were protective against mental health dysfunction.

For social and occupational classifications we used the Office for National Statistics socio-economic classification (NS SECEC) [ 28].

Further research should investigate CTVBs as a socio-economic classification for epidemiological studies in different geographical settings within Great Britain.