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Journal of Population Sciences

Table 17 Parametric estimates results of COVID-19 mortality inequalities (head-of-household education level effect)

From: The potential impact of co-residence structures on socio-demographic inequalities in COVID-19 mortality

 

Education level estimated mortality differences per 100,000 primary infections

 

Parametrical model

 

Without nativity control

With nativity control

With nativity control (2+ members)

Age

[2]

[3]

[4]

[5]

[2]

[3]

[4]

[5]

[2]

[3]

[4]

[5]

0–9

− 49

− 82

− 114

− 120

− 37

− 67

− 90

− 94

− 37

− 63

− 88

− 99

10–19

− 71

− 135

− 196

− 171

− 43

− 96

− 150

− 129

− 43

− 93

− 144

− 135

20–29

− 200

− 341

− 438

− 476

− 154

− 278

− 368

− 408

− 152

− 275

− 360

− 395

30–39

− 115

− 315

− 422

− 472

− 105

− 299

− 404

− 452

− 114

− 326

− 439

− 497

40–49

+2

− 391

− 510

− -561

+4

− 388

− 508

− 557

− 6

− 447

− 578

− 640

50–59

− 24

− 373

− 438

− 480

− 25

− 373

− 439

− 478

− 12

− 428

− 532

− 576

60–69

− 28

− 249

− 217

− 290

− 37

− 258

− 337

− 296

− 8

− 260

− 354

− 406

70–79

+140

− 132

+183

+136

+123

− 144

+170

+133

+174

− 23

− 197

− 211

80+

+316

− 7

+733

+958

+314

− 7

+734

+962

+570

+349

+61

+232

  1. Education nomenclature: [1] = less than primary, [2] = primary, [3] = lower secondary, [4] = upper secondary, [5] = university degree
  2. Reference level: Less than primary education
  3. Note: In the model with nativity control, the random primary infections of 100,000 persons aged 0–9 living in household headed by an individual with a lower secondary education ([3]) are associated with an estimated fewer 67 deaths compared to 100,000 infections of individual of the same age and with similar socio-demographic characteristics but living in household headed by a person with less than primary education (reference level).