Table 1.

Background characteristics of study respondents (N = 2164).

Characteristics	Categories		Percentage
Age	Between 18 and 21 years old		2,70 %
	Between 22 and 29 years old		12,90 %
	Between 30 and 39 years old		28,96 %
	Between 40 and 49 years old		24,48 %
	Between 50 and 59 years old		18,69 %
	Between 60 and 69 years old		7,95 %
	70 years old or older		3,17 %
	I prefer not to say		1,15 %
Gender	Female		70,53 %
	Male		26,76 %
	Other		0,23 %
	I prefer not to say		2,47 %
Education	Higher education degree		63,81 %
	Secondary education		15,25 %
	Vocational training degree		13,00 %
	Primary education		1,87 %
	Other		2,80 %
	I prefer not to say		3,27 %
Economic status of household	High	I can always afford the basics and always have extra for large purchases and savings	25,35 %
	Middle	I can always afford the basics and can occasionally make larger purchases	41,18 %
	Middle	I can usually afford the basics but larger purchases (appliances, furniture) and saving are difficult	19,46 %
	Low	I have some money but regularly struggle to afford the basics (food, rent)	3,20 %
	Low	I have no spare money, even for food	3,46 %
	No	I find it difficult to answer this question	7,35 %
Working situation since COVID-19	I can now work from home (“tele-working”)		24,14 %
	I could also work from home (“telework”) at least partly in my job prior to COVID-19 outbreak		23,93 %
	I still have to travel to my workplace, but my schedule is now flexible		10,24 %
	I still have to travel to my workplace, following a specific schedule		33,75 %
	Other		7,94 %