Table 4.1
Comparison of revised and unrevised population estimates by economic family type, Canada, 2009, 2011 and 2013

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Table 4.1
Comparison of revised and unrevised population estimates by economic family type, Canada, 2009, 2011 and 2013
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This table displays the results of Comparison of revised and unrevised population estimates by economic family type, Canada. 2009, 2011, 2013, Unrevised, Revised and Change, calculated using ('000), and percent units of measure (appearing as column headers).
  2009 2011 2013
Unrevised Revised Change Unrevised Revised Change Unrevised Revised Change
('000) % ('000) % ('000) %
Economic families and persons not in an economic family 32,962 32,870 -0.3Note * 33,666 33,589 -0.2Note * 34,459 34,367 -0.3Note *
Economic families 28,075 27,897 -0.6Note * 28,637 28,377 -0.9Note * 29,266 28,998 -0.9Note *
Elderly families 3,304 3,263 -1.2Note * 3,482 3,427 -1.6Note * 3,835 3,794 -1.1Note *
Elderly couples 2,435 2,400 -1.4Note * 2,529 2,484 -1.8Note * 2,758 2,729 -1.1Note *
Other elderly families 870 863 -0.8 953 943 -1.0 1,077 1,064 -1.2Note *
Non-elderly families 24,771 24,634 -0.6Note * 25,156 24,950 -0.8Note * 25,432 25,204 -0.9Note *
Couples 4,541 4,474 -1.5Note * 4,623 4,497 -2.7Note * 4,640 4,517 -2.7Note *
Couples with children 12,349 12,338 -0.1 12,433 12,416 -0.1 12,350 12,330 -0.2
Couples with other relatives 3,575 3,507 -1.9Note * 3,783 3,742 -1.1Note * 3,831 3,834 0.1
Lone-parent families 1,699 1,736 2.2Note * 1,667 1,686 1.1Note * 1,749 1,696 -3.0Note *
Male lone-parent families 259 268 3.5Note * 290 287 -1.0 332 319 -3.9
Female lone-parent families 1,441 1,468 1.9Note * 1,377 1,399 1.6Note * 1,417 1,377 -2.8Note *
Other non-elderly families 2,606 2,579 -1.0Note * 2,649 2,608 -1.5Note * 2,862 2,827 -1.2Note *
Persons not in an economic family 4,887 4,973 1.8Note * 5,029 5,212 3.6Note * 5,192 5,369 3.4Note *
Elderly persons not in an economic family 1,266 1,291 2.0Note * 1,312 1,363 3.9Note * 1,406 1,445 2.8Note *
Elderly males not in an economic family 368 376 2.2Note * 402 423 5.2Note * 438 457 4.3Note *
Elderly females not in an economic family 898 915 1.9Note * 910 940 3.3Note * 968 988 2.1Note *
Non-elderly persons not in an economic family 3,621 3,683 1.7Note * 3,717 3,850 3.6Note * 3,786 3,924 3.6Note *
Non-elderly males not in an economic family 2,132 2,163 1.5Note * 2,205 2,275 3.2Note * 2,177 2,236 2.7Note *
Non-elderly females not in an economic family 1,489 1,520 2.1Note * 1,512 1,575 4.2Note * 1,610 1,688 4.8Note *
Note *

Asterisks denote changes that are statistically significant at the 95% confidence level.

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Source: Statistics Canada, Survey of Labour and Income Dynamics and Canadian Income Survey. CANSIM table 206-0011.


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