Table 11.

Cluster analysis: structure of clusters by 5 factors with highest Cramer Correlations.

Specification	Cluster 1	Cluster 2	Cluster 3	Whole Sample
Whole Sample of Households	25.5	35.1	39.4	100.0
Number of People in Household
1	7.6	14.7	34.2	20.6
2	21.9	33.0	39.6	32.8
3	23.6	22.6	14.9	19.8
4	27.2	19.1	7.5	16.6
5 and above	19.7	10.6	3.8	10.3
Family Life Phase
Singles, young marriages	11.3	13.6	15.8	13.9
Families with preschool children	25.8	17.2	7.5	15.6
Families with school children	22.5	16.3	7.4	14.4
Families with adult children	15.9	15.1	14.2	15.0
People, older marriages, professionally active	13.0	18.8	26.7	20.4
People, older marriages, professionally inactive	11.5	19.0	28.5	20.8
Age
18 – >30 years	10.0	7.8	5.9	7.6
30 – >40 years	25.8	18.9	11.0	17.5
40 – >50 years	23.2	19.1	13.0	17.8
50 – >60 years	17.2	19.3	21.2	19.5
60 – >70 years	13.0	19.5	28.4	21.3
70 years and older	10.7	15.5	20.5	16.2
Income (in Quintile Group)
1 (20% of people with the lowest income)	30.8	20.9	12.2	20.0
2	24.1	21.1	16.4	20.0
3	18.5	20.4	20.6	20.0
4	15.0	19.7	23.5	20.0
5 (20% of people with the highest income)	11.7	17.9	27.3	20.0
Socio-Economic Group
employees in worker positions	32.3	25.7	18.4	24.5
employees in non-worker positions	27.1	25.2	20.9	24.0
farmers	3.6	5.0	4.9	4.6
self-employed	8.4	6.9	5.6	6.8
pensioners	19.1	28.1	38.4	29.9
disability pensioners	4.6	5.4	8.1	6.3
living on social benefits	3.3	2.5	2.2	2.6
living from other unearned sources	1.7	1.3	1.6	1.5