Table 5.
Median (interquartile range) reported monthly income, subsistence, and non-subsistence expenses in Indian rupees before and after hospitalization for acute coronary syndrome stratified by tobacco use status among 1716 participants in the ACS QUIK Microeconomic study.
| N | All (n=1716) |
Tobacco use at enrollment | Tobacco use at 30-days | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Yes (n=494) |
No (n=1222) |
P-value | Yes (n=12) |
No (n=482) |
P-value | |||
| Household monthly income | ||||||||
| Before ACS event | 1716 | 10,000 (8,000–18,000) |
10,000 (7,000–15,000) |
10,000 (8,000–20,000) |
<0.001 | 10,500 (8,000–15,000) |
10,000 (7,000–15,000) |
0.90 |
| After ACS event | 1715 | 10,000 (5,000–15,000) |
8,000 (4,000–12,000) |
10,000 (6,000–15,000) |
<0.001 | 9,000 (6,000–11,000) |
8,000 (4,000–12,000) |
0.69 |
| Monthly household subsistence expenses* | 1367 | 5,400 (3,500–8,000) |
5,500 (4,000–7,500) |
5,275 (3,325–8,400) |
0.06 | 5,000 (3,600–8,800) |
5,500 (4,000–7,500) |
0.69 |
| Monthly household non-subsistence Income† | 1367 | 6,800 (3,000–11,000) |
5,000 (1,600–9,000) |
7,300 (4,275–12,000) |
<0.001 | 4,500 (1,200–10,000) |
5,000 (1,600–9,000) |
0.62 |
*
Food, rent, gas, education, transport and insurance
†
Equal to zero where subsistence expenses exceed income, calculated using income prior to event