Table 8 Social class and life expectancy at 60 of simulated socioeconomic groups (95% confidence intervals in parentheses)
From: Life expectancy inequalities in the elderly by socioeconomic status: evidence from Italy
Social group | (LCI) | Life expectancy at 60 | (UCI) | Difference from | CI |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Italian life expectancy (2007) | |||||
“High” self-employed | (23.33) | 24.87 | (26.43) | 3.08 | [1.54] [4.64] |
“High” farmers | (22.74) | 24.35 | (26) | 2.56 | [0.95] [4.21] |
“High” employees | (21.67) | 23.28 | (24.99) | 1.49 | [−0.12] [3.2] |
“Medium” self-employed | (21.93) | 22.87 | (23.76) | 1.08 | [0.14] [1.97] |
“Medium” farmers | (21.3) | 22.3 | (23.29) | 0.51 | [−0.49] [1.5] |
“Low” self-employed | (20.42) | 21.57 | (22.72) | −0.22 | [−1.37] [0.93] |
“Medium” employees | (20.34) | 21.14 | (21.19) | −0.65 | [−1.45] [0.12] |
“Low” farmers | (19.72) | 20.98 | (22.26) | −0.81 | [−2.07] [0.47] |
“Low” employees | (18.72) | 19.76 | (20.8) | −2.03 | [−3.07] [−0.99] |