Skip to main content

Table 1 Socioeconomic characteristics used for deriving socioeconomic deprivation level

From: Analysis of the association between areal socioeconomic deprivation levels and viral hepatitis B and C infections in Japanese municipalities

Variables

Description

Source

Socioeconomic characteristics

 Proportion of fatherless households

Proportion of fatherless households among total households (%)

The Census

 Proportion of divorced persons

Proportion of divorced persons among persons aged 15 years old or more (%)

The Census

 Proportion of persons with low educational level

Proportion of persons with elementary or junior high school graduates among persons aged 15 years old or more (%)

The Census and the Basic Resident Register

 Proportion of labourers

Proportion of labourers in the labor force (%)

The Census

 Proportion of unemployed persons

Proportion of unemployed persons in the labor force (%)

The Census

 Taxable income per capita

–

The Survey on Taxation Status of Municipal Tax and the Basic Resident Register

 Proportion of households living in rental housing

Proportion of households living in rental housing among total households (%)

The Census

Other characteristics

 Population density

Population per hectare

The Basic Resident Register and the Municipalities Area Statistics in Japan

 Proportion of non-Japanese persons

Proportion of non-Japanese (%)

The Basic Resident Register

 Proportion of elderly households

Proportion of elderly households among total households (%)

The Census

 Proportion of single households

Proportion of single households among total households (%)

The Census

 Proportion of self-employed persons

Proportion of self-employed persons among labor force population (%)

The Census

 Number of hospitals per capita

Number of hospitals per 100,000 persons

The Survey of Medical Institutions and the Basic Resident Register

 Number of medical clinics per capita

Number of medical clinics per 100,000 persons

The Survey of Medical Institutions and the Basic Resident Register