Table 7.

Percentage Distributions of Number of Income Sources and Number of Asset Types in 2001 and 2012, by Demographic Group, Full MHAS Samples ⁽¹, ², ³⁾

Groups	Number of income sources						Number of asset types
	% distribution for 2001			% distribution for 2012			% distribution for 2001			% distribution for 2012
	0	1	2+	0	1	2+	0	1–2	3+	0	1–2	3+
Total sample	12.7	45.3	42.0	20.7	48.1	31.2	7.0	57.9	35.1	6.8	63.9	29.3
Less urban:
Male:
50–59 age	9.9	37.2	52.9	26.0	42.6	31.4	3.6	46.1	50.3	4.1	56.5	39.4
60–69 age	7.6	44.7	47.8	23.0	39.2	37.8	3.7	54.6	41.7	3.9	64.4	31.8
70+ age	18.6	37.0	44.4	12.3	40.9	46.8	4.0	66.2	29.9	4.2	72.6	23.2
Female:
50–59 age	13.7	41.9	44.4	27.0	42.1	30.9	3.9	54.4	41.7	6.0	61.8	32.2
60–69 age	15.1	42.3	42.7	20.9	43.1	36.0	6.2	58.8	35.1	5.5	71.4	23.2
70+ age	25.4	46.8	27.8	12.0	39.2	48.8	14.5	67.4	18.1	12.3	75.1	12.6
More urban:
Male:
50–59 age	4.7	58.7	36.6	27.6	56.0	16.4	3.0	55.0	42.0	8.0	60.0	32.0
60–69 age	6.0	47.5	46.6	15.3	58.4	26.2	3.7	60.2	36.2	4.6	56.6	38.9
70+ age	13.3	42.8	44.0	10.4	51.4	38.2	13.2	59.7	27.2	4.9	72.3	22.9
Female:
50–59 age	10.5	51.4	38.1	22.2	57.0	20.9	7.3	60.2	32.5	8.9	59.2	32.0
60–69 age	14.3	43.4	42.4	19.1	54.7	26.2	10.0	60.2	29.8	7.5	64.4	28.1
70+ age	21.8	46.3	31.9	13.8	45.3	40.9	24.2	63.1	12.7	13.2	71.2	15.6

Source: Tabulations using the 2001 and 2012 Mexican Health and Aging Study, weighted statistics.

Notes:

⁽¹⁾Excludes individuals with indirect (proxy) interview, and those with incomplete information.

⁽²⁾For couple-households, each person of the couple is assigned the total joint value divided by two.

⁽³⁾Full MHAS Sample 2001=12,405 and 2012=13,946.