Table 1 Demographics of respondents included in the sample population across the four countries assessed
UK (n=912) | France (n=899) | Poland (n=871) | Malaysia (n=832) | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Age (years) | 18–34: 40% | 18–34: 40% | 18–24: 22% | 18–24: 38% |
35–54: 41% | 35–54: 40% | 25–40: 43% | 25–30: 36% | |
≥55: 19% | ≥55: 20% | ≥41: 42% | 31–40: 22% | |
≥41: 5% | ||||
Sex | ||||
Male | 47% | 47% | 44% | 50% |
Female | 53% | 53% | 56% | 50% |
Social class | ABC1: 63% | NR | NR | Employed: 73% |
C2DE: 37% | Unemployed: 5% | |||
Student: 22% | ||||
Income | NR | Low: 36% | NR | Up to RM1999: 24% |
Medium: 25% | RM2000–2999: 18% | |||
High: 19% | RM3000–4999: 22% | |||
Refused to answer: 20% | RM5000+: 17% | |||
Refused to answer: 19% | ||||
Household size | ||||
One member | 14% | NR | NR | NR |
Two members | 33% | |||
Three members | 21% | |||
Four members | 21% | |||
Five or more | 10% | |||
Locality | NR | Urban: 58% | Urban: 77% | City: 67% |
Rural: 42% | Rural: 23% | Suburbs: 22% | ||
Small town: 9% | ||||
Rural: 2% |