Table 10
Within-class variations in outcomes for childhood immigrants, by source region

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Table 10
Within-class variations in outcomes for childhood immigrants, by source region
Table summary
This table displays the results of Within-class variations in outcomes for childhood immigrants Within-class frequency distribution, High-school graduation rate, University completion rate and Average annual earnings, calculated using percent and 2010 constant dollars units of measure (appearing as column headers).
  Within-class frequency distribution High-school graduation rate University completion rate Average annual earnings
percent 2010 constant dollars
Economic class  
United States 1.7 96.1 53.4 43,500
Caribbean 2.2 97.3 39.0 42,100
Central and South America 4.3 93.8 40.1 44,000
Northern Europe 9.0 96.8 40.4 52,100
Western Europe 4.5 95.8 42.5 47,700
Southern Europe 5.2 85.8 28.1 41,300
Eastern Europe 6.6 97.7 52.4 43,800
Africa 6.8 97.5 54.0 49,700
South Asia 7.5 98.0 57.2 47,700
Southeast Asia 11.4 96.6 40.8 45,900
East Asia 29.1 98.0 65.2 45,700
West Asia 11.2 96.9 55.4 46,800
Oceania and other 0.5 93.4 35.4 48,500
Family class  
United States 1.6 88.3 25.3 40,500
Caribbean 18.0 90.3 14.0 36,400
Central and South America 10.4 83.9 13.7 37,400
Northern Europe 1.7 92.4 31.8 49,600
Western Europe 0.7 90.9 31.3 45,600
Southern Europe 3.3 68.0 11.3 41,800
Eastern Europe 12.2 95.0 32.9 44,400
Africa 4.3 93.6 28.1 38,400
South Asia 18.8 88.2 21.7 36,600
Southeast Asia 17.9 86.7 17.4 40,000
East Asia 5.8 89.9 38.1 40,900
West Asia 4.3 84.7 25.1 39,600
Oceania and other 1.0 88.4 8.5 34,900
Refugees  
Caribbean 2.5 91.1 20.9 32,600
Central and South America 18.2 90.3 18.6 36,900
Southern Europe 7.3 90.1 28.6 37,000
Eastern Europe 17.7 96.5 43.1 46,800
Africa 6.3 92.7 28.8 34,200
South Asia 9.4 92.3 33.9 37,300
Southeast Asia 23.5 86.0 25.5 44,200
East Asia 2.3 91.2 33.0 39,500
West Asia 12.7 90.3 28.9 36,900
Notes: Refugees from the United States, Northern Europe, Western Europe, and Oceania and other are excluded because of small sample size. The total sample size is 34,529 for the economic class, 19,994 for the family class, and 15,225 for refugees.
Source: Statistics Canada, authors' calculations based on data from the 2011 National Household Survey and Immigrant Landing File linkage.
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