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. 2016 Dec;13(125):20160598. doi: 10.1098/rsif.2016.0598

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Figure 2. — Social class characteristics (a) schematic demonstration of user partitions into nine socioeconomic classes by using the cumulative AMP function C_P(f). Fraction of individuals belonging to a given class (x-axis) has the same sum of AMP (y axis) for each class. (b) Number of individuals (blue), and the average AMP 〈P〉 (to assign purchase values in USD we used the daily average currency rate (17.90 MXN/USD) on the 2nd March 2016) per individual (pink) in different classes. (c) Average age of different classes. (d) Age pyramids for men and women with colours indicating the corresponding socioeconomic groups and with bars proportional to absolute numbers. (e) Fraction of women in different classes.

Inline graphic — Social class characteristics (a) schematic demonstration of user partitions into nine socioeconomic classes by using the cumulative AMP function C_P(f). Fraction of individuals belonging to a given class (x-axis) has the same sum of AMP (y axis) for each class. (b) Number of individuals (blue), and the average AMP 〈P〉 (to assign purchase values in USD we used the daily average currency rate (17.90 MXN/USD) on the 2nd March 2016) per individual (pink) in different classes. (c) Average age of different classes. (d) Age pyramids for men and women with colours indicating the corresponding socioeconomic groups and with bars proportional to absolute numbers. (e) Fraction of women in different classes.