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Table 1 Prevalence (%) of harmful alcohol consumption, institutional trust, demographic, socioeconomic, and interpersonal trust variables (the Swedish National Public Health Survey 2006).

From: Institutional trust and alcohol consumption in Sweden: The Swedish National Public Health Survey 2006

 

Men (N = 26.305)

Women (N = 30.584)

 

% (n)

% (n)

Harmful alcohol consumption.

  

No

70.6 % (18442)

75.7 % (22975)

Yes

29.5% (7699)

8.5 % (7383)

(Missing)

(164)

(226)

Institutional trust

  

Very high (high trust in all institutions)

12.1 % (3090)

16.4 % (4836)

Moderately high (lack of trust in 1–2 institutions)

18.1 % (4614)

23.4 % (6884)

Moderately low (lack of trust in 3–5 institutions)

34.9 % (8880)

34.8 % (10253)

Very low (lack of trust in 6–10 institutions)

34.9 % (8875)

25.5 % (7502)

 

(846)

(1109)

Age (years)

8.1 % (4761)

19.5 % (5973)

16–29

22.7 % (5967)

23.8 % (7288)

30–44

32.9 % (8647)

30.9 % (9640)

45–64

26.3 % (6930)

25.7 % (7863)

65–84

(0)

(0)

(Missing)

  

Country of birth

91.4 % (24042)

90.2 % (27596)

Sweden

5.6 % (1565)

7.2 % (2193)

OECD (Other Nordic, Europe, North America)

2.7 % (698)

2.6 % (795)

Other (Asia, Latin America, Africa)

(0)

(0)

(Missing)

  

Educational level

13.4 % (3167)

17.5 % (4796)

High

32.1 % (7585)

31.5 % (8267)

Intermediate

54.5 % (12888)

51.0 % (13978)

Low

(2665)

(3183)

(Missing)

  

Financial stress during the past year

85.7 % (22314)

81.2 % (24876)

No

14.3 % (3725)

17.8 % (5373)

Yes

(266)

(335)

(Missing)

  

Employment status

52.6 % (13328)

48.0 % (14027)

Employed

42.6 % (10799)

47.1 % (13772)

Other activities (students, parental leave etc.)

4.8 % (1202)

4.9 % (1438)

Unemployed

(976)

(1347)

(Missing)

  

Interpersonal Trust

  

High

75.4 % (19332)

75.6 % (22538)

Low

24.6 % (6319)

24.4 % (7276)

(Missing)

(654)

(770)