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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Jul 1.
Published in final edited form as: Popul Stud (Camb). 2013 Feb 1;67(2):209–223. doi: 10.1080/00324728.2012.756116

Table 1.

Descriptive statistics of the survey sample, Fujian, China, 2002-2003

Internal
migrant only
International
migrant only
Migrant of
both types
Non-migrant
Variables (%) (%) (%) (%)
Age
  15-19 3.39 3.68 3.57 6.76
  20-24 11.86 16.36 10.71 10.15
  25-29 11.02 22.70 7.14 10.00
  30-34 12.71 19.22 21.43 11.47
  35-39 15.25 16.77 25.00 9.85
  40-44 7.63 5.93 3.57 9.71
  45-49 10.17 7.57 10.71 13.53
  50-54 7.63 3.27 3.57 9.71
  55-59 8.47 1.64 7.14 5.44
  60 + 11.86 2.86 7.14 13.38
Sex
Male 52.54 64.83 92.86 36.32
Female 47.46 35.17 7.14 63.68
Marital status
  Ever married 85.59 72.84 85.71 83.51
  Never married 14.41 27.16 14.29 16.49
Education
  No formal education 3.39 3.31 0 14.48
  Elementary school 27.97 24.79 21.43 36.93
  Junior high school 40.68 48.97 32.14 33.83
  Senior high school 16.10 18.18 32.14 10.04
  Vocational high school 5.93 1.86 7.14 2.07
  College or above 5.93 2.89 7.14 2.66
Cadre
  Yes 11.97 1.65 0 7.84
  No 88.03 98.35 100.00 92.16
Cadre in the family
  Yes 13.56 26.58 17.86 19.85
  No 86.44 73.42 82.14 80.15
Prior internal migrant in the family
  Y e s 18.64 20.86 21.43 27.21
  No 81.36 79.14 78.57 72.79
Prior international migrant in the family
  Y e s 74.58 52.15 32.14 85.74
  No 25.42 47.85 67.86 14.26
Place of Origin
  Rural 93.22 93.05 92.86 95.15
  Urban 6.78 6.95 7.14 4.85
Total 1315 118 489 28 680
Internal
migration
International
migration
No. of
communities
Mean migration prevalence ratio 0.10 0.38 33

Note: Age and migration prevalence ratio variables are measured at time of survey.

Source: China International Migration Project.