From: Gender disparities in the education gradient in self-reported health across birth cohorts in China
Full sample | Male | Female | |
---|---|---|---|
Sample Size | 100,608 | 49,213 | 51,395 |
Old China: 1908–1938 | 4476 (4.4%) | 2122 (4.3%) | 2354 (4.6%) |
New China: 1939–1946 | 8193 (8.1%) | 4308 (8.8%) | 3885 (7.6%) |
The ‘Lost’ Generation: 1947–1955 | 18,165 (18.1%) | 8886 (18.1%) | 9279 (18.1%) |
Early Cultural Revolution: 1956–1960 | 9693 (9.6%) | 4868 (9.9%) | 4825 (9.4%) |
Late Cultural Revolution: 1961–1966 | 15,110 (15%) | 7205 (14.6%) | 7905 (15.4%) |
Economic Reform: 1967–1976 | 23,385 (23.2%) | 11,224 (22.8%) | 12,161 (23.7%) |
Early Opening-Ups: 1977–1983 | 11,020 (11.0%) | 5441 (11.1%) | 5579 (10.9%) |
Late Opening-Ups: 1984–1994 | 10,566 (10.5%) | 5159 (10.5%) | 5407 (10.5%) |