Table 1.

Population-attributable risk of inequality by age, education level, and occupational categories

	Women						Men
	Age groups		Education Level		Occupational categories		Age groups		Education Level		Occupational categories
Country	Population attributable risk	Population attributable risk(%)	Population attributable risk	Population attributable risk(%)	Population attributable risk	Population attributable risk(%)	Population attributable risk	Population attributable risk(%)	Population attributable risk	Population attributable risk(%)	Population attributable risk	Population attributable risk(%)
Argentina	10.4	58.2	8.6	47.8	–	–	8.5	60.5	7.6	53.6	–	–
Brazil	10.7	42.4	12.4	49.1	10.8	42.7	10.7	48.0	11.8	53.1	9.6	43.1
Chile	21.9	81.5	7.3	27.6	6.6	25.0	7.5	52.0	8.4	58.2	6.3	43.6
Colombia	7.8	43.0	7.9	43.6	7.6	41.6	7.9	58.5	7.7	57.0	7.2	53.3
Costa Rica	16.7	60.0	7.3	26.3	14.1	50.9	9.3	36.3	15.9	62.1	12.0	46.8
Ecuador	12.5	31.9	13.0	33.3	13.4	34.1	10.8	32.2	13.4	39.7	13.1	39.0
El Salvador	20.1	63.8	7.4	23.6	4.6	14.6	15.3	57.0	16.8	62.6	15.7	58.5
Guatemala	4.1	20.9	7.6	38.9	6.2	31.8	5.7	23.6	17.0	70.2	18.3	75.3
Honduras	7.8	18.1	22.8	52.9	6.0	13.8	25.0	57.1	17.0	38.7	20.2	46.0
Mexico	13.3	55.3	14.1	58.9	17.3	72.2	4.5	19.4	12.0	52.3	4.8	20.8
Nicaragua	12.5	26.0	15.0	31.2	10.0	20.9	15.8	36.5	11.7	26.9	13.4	30.8
Panama	16.3	54.3	4.5	14.8	5.4	17.9	11.2	48.7	6.6	28.9	6.3	27.3
Peru	14.4	33.0	11.6	26.5	2.2	5.1	14.0	40.4	8.6	24.8	9.8	28.5
Puerto Rico	18.1	73.7	2.7	10.9	–	–	10.4	57.5	5.5	30.6	–	–
Uruguay	10.4	68.2	5.9	38.8	5.5	36.4	1.8	19.8	2.3	24.7	3.4	36.5

Population-attributable risk = Conutry prevalence of SPH minus healthiest-group prevalence of SPH

Population-attributable risk(%) = Population attributable risk divided by the population mean × 100