question: what was the ratio of younger workers to older workers among men aged 55 and over that were secondary school teachers in 2016?
table.cells: 1996 2016
table.cells: workers proportion of workers aged 55 and over median age ratio of younger workers to older workers workers proportion of workers aged 55 and over median age ratio of younger workers to older workers
table.cells: number percent years ratio number percent years ratio
table.cells: occupation
table.cells: financial auditors and accountants 64,100 13.8 41.9 2.06 85,200 30.7 46.3 0.88
table.cells: secondary school teachers 76,200 11.8 46.3 2.41 66,000 21.1 45.2 0.88
table.cells: other financial officers 20,400 16.6 42.7 2.52 62,300 25.4 44.4 1.15
table.cells: lawyers and quebec notaries 40,200 13.3 43.4 1.52 50,400 36.7 48.5 0.71
table.cells: mechanical engineers 24,100 11.8 39.0 3.39 47,200 19.8 42.1 1.41
table.cells: civil engineers 28,600 14.2 40.9 3.27 45,400 25.2 44.5 1.53
table.cells: elementary school and kindergarten teachers 42,500 6.5 44.2 7.68 44,800 14.6 41.8 3.45
table.cells: professional occupations in business management consulting 22,600 20.4 44.4 0.79 44,500 29.3 46.3 0.45
table.cells: college and other vocational instructors 44,400 15.4 45.1 1.14 40,100 34.0 49.9 0.36
table.cells: electrical and electronics engineers 29,800 9.2 38.7 4.23 39,800 21.3 44.2 1.73
table.cells: university professors and lecturers 31,500 29.2 49.1 0.38 37,600 36.8 50.1 0.32
table.cells: business development officers and marketing researchers and consultants 13,700 11.8 40.2 3.78 31,000 19.4 40.9 1.67
table.cells: professional occupations in advertising, marketing and public relations 9,100 12.0 40.3 2.16 29,900 16.3 38.3 1.77
table.cells: general practitioners and family physicians 26,100 25.4 45.8 1.87 29,800 37.9 49.7 0.71
table.cells: financial and investment analysts 11,000 7.9 37.5 3.25 28,400 12.1 37.3 7.61