Table 2 Indicators of socioeconomic conditions based on official statistics, Germany
From: Hip fractures and area level socioeconomic conditions: a population-based study
Socioeconomic indicator | Definition (unit of measure) a | Median, interquartile range (IQR), Ratio of IQR and median, (minimum, maximum) |
|---|---|---|
Total population b (1996–2000) | Total census tract population (N) | 560802, 224900, 0.40 (124757, 3418720) |
Census tract area b | Census tract area (km2) | 2531, 3337, 1.32 (78, 11542) |
Population density b (1995–2000) | Number of people per km2 (persons per km2) | 238, 643, 2.71 (57, 3917) |
Non-German nationals b (1995–2000) | Non-German nationals in census tract population (%) | 8, 7, 0.83 (1, 25) |
Household income c (1991–2001) | Household income per no. of persons per household (Euro per person) | 780, 102, 0.13 (609–1059) |
Living space b (1996–2000) | Living space per no. of persons (m2 per person) | 38, 5, 0.13 (31–44) |
Single-parent family c (1991–2001) | Single-parent families among all families (%) | 8, 2, 0.23 (7–15) |
Unemployment rate b (1996–2000) | Persons without a job among all persons capable of work (%) | 10, 6, 0.64 (5–22) |
Welfare recipientsb (1996, 1997, 2000) | Welfare recipients in census tract population (%) | 3, 2, 0.69 (1–12) |