Table 7 Description of latent classes from 4 class model solution for Pakistani women
Class | Size of class (n†) | Description |
|---|---|---|
"Educated, low benefits, not materially deprived" | 22% (n = 1113) | Women moderate current employment |
Fathers non-manual employment | ||
Women and fathers highly educated | ||
Up to date with bills | ||
Mortgage and owns house outright | ||
Not subjectively poor | ||
Not receiving means tested benefits | ||
Not materially deprivation | ||
"Women employed, moderate education, benefits, not materially deprived" | 17% (n = 935) | Women current and previously employed |
Father manual employment and self-employed | ||
Women and fathers medium levels of education | ||
Moderate behind with bills | ||
Mortgage | ||
Not subjectively poor | ||
High receipt of means tested benefits | ||
Not materially deprived | ||
"Women not employed, low education, benefits, not materially deprived" | 33% (n = 1642) | Women low current employment |
Father manual employment and self-employed | ||
Women and fathers low levels of education, fathers education high don’t know response | ||
Up to date with bills | ||
Owns house outright | ||
Not subjectively poor | ||
High receipt of means tested benefits | ||
Not materially deprived | ||
"Women not employed, moderate education, benefits, subjectively poor and materially deprived" | 28% (n = 1427) | Women low current employment |
Father manual employment, high unemployment | ||
Women and fathers medium levels of education | ||
Behind with bills | ||
Social housing | ||
Subjectively poor | ||
High receipt of means tested benefits | ||
Materially deprived |