From: Socioeconomic patterns in the use of public and private health services and equity in health care
Education1 | Social Class of the person of reference2 | Monthly household income3 |
---|---|---|
Tertiary education | I–II | More than 1800 euros |
Second stage of tertiary education | Legislators, senior officials and mangers | More than 6000 euros |
First stage of tertiary education | Professionals | 3601 to 6000 euros |
Technicians and associated professionals | 1801 to 3600 euros | |
Upper secondary education | ||
III | 1201 a 1800 euros | |
Lower secondary, or second stage of basic education | Clerks | |
Administrative personnel | 901 a 1200 euros | |
No education or primary education | Service and sales workers | |
Primary education or first stage of basic education | Self-employed | Up to 900 euros |
Pre-primary education | Supervisors | 601 to 900 euros |
No education at all | 361 to 600 euros | |
IV | Less than 360 euros | |
Skilled manual workers | ||
V–VI | ||
Semi-skilled manual workers | ||
Unskilled manual workers |