question: which kind of males were more likely to live in households with higher education, immigrants or canadian-born?
table.cells: male female
table.cells: canadian-born imdb immigrant canadian-born imdb immigrant
table.cells: all recent immigrant all recent immigrant
table.cells: population size 7,005,000 1,350,000 177,000 6,563,000 1,324,000 180,000
table.cells: sample size 94,845 7,550 985 105,810 8,430 1,115
table.cells: percent of total population 84 16 2 83 17 2
table.cells: mean age 43 42 36 44 42 36
table.cells: immigrant-related variables column percentage
table.cells: immigrant landing duration
table.cells: pre-landing .. 2 .. .. 2 ..
table.cells: recent .. 13 100 .. 14 100
table.cells: medium-term .. 25 .. .. 23 ..
table.cells: long-term .. 60 .. .. 61 ..
table.cells: immigration category
table.cells: economic-class principal applicant .. 35 45 .. 20 31
table.cells: economic-class spouse / dependent .. 18 18 .. 30 29
table.cells: family class .. 27 24 .. 33 27
table.cells: refugee .. 15 8 .. 12 7
table.cells: other immigrant .. 5 4 .. 4 6
table.cells: socio-economic characteristics
table.cells: married or common-law 67 76 79 67 74 81
table.cells: university degree and above - at household level 30 54 60 32 54 60
table.cells: employment status
table.cells: employed 83 88 86 75 70 61
table.cells: unemployed 4 5 6 3 6 13
table.cells: not in labour force 12 7 8 22 23 27
table.cells: low 50% household income 33 59 72 40 62 70
table.cells: homeowner 76 67 33 76 65 37
table.cells: ethnicity
table.cells: white 93 28 28 93 26 21
table.cells: black 0 9 7 0 9 8
table.cells: asian 2 52 51 1 55 60
table.cells: other 5 11 14 5 10 12
table.cells: health risk factors
table.cells: smoker 32 24 23 27 8 9
table.cells: physically inactive 44 56 58 46 61 61
table.cells: dietary risk 72 70 68 56 56 62