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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Jul 1.
Published in final edited form as: Demography. 2012 Feb;49(1):337–358. doi: 10.1007/s13524-011-0084-6

Table 1.

Sample means, proportions and standard deviations: 17- and 18-year-olda Brazilians, 1982 and 2007

Variable 1982 2007
Race
 White 52.06 47.40
Pardo 41.76 45.44
 Black 6.18 6.47
Female 46.55 44.09
Region
 North 4.69 6.92
 Northeast 29.68 28.87
 Southeast 42.04 40.89
 South 17.60 15.17
 Center-west 5.99 8.15
Urban 71.36 81.91
Mother’s Educational Level
 No formal education 31.35 5.82
 Primary (some or complete) 62.09 57.11
 Secondary 4.51 25.33
 College or higher 2.04 11.74
 Mother’s Education (years) 3.11 7.30
(3.26) (4.31)
Father’s Educational Level
 No formal education 32.67 7.39
 Primary (some or complete) 59.02 58.75
 Secondary 4.54 23.62
 College or higher 3.77 10.24
Father’s Education (years) 3.32 8.56
(3.69) (4.43)
Family Income 1,978.98 1,806.72
(2,421.56) (2,613.07)
Mother’s Race
 White 57.94 49.77
Pardo 35.08 42.44
 Black 6.92 7.52
 Other 0.06 0.26
Father’s Race
 White 57.05 46.70
Pardo 35.03 44.63
 Black 7.84 8.49
 Other 0.08 0.18
N 14,347 7,269

Source: PNADs 1982 and 2007.

a

Children of the head of the family.