Table 7.10
Comparison of revised and unrevised population estimates by economic family type, British Columbia, 2009, 2011 and 2013

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Table 7.10
Comparison of revised and unrevised population estimates by economic family type, British Columbia, 2009, 2011 and 2013
Table summary
This table displays the results of Comparison of revised and unrevised population estimates by economic family type, British Columbia. 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 4,373 4,312 -1.4Note * 4,466 4,391 -1.7Note * 4,545 4,470 -1.7Note *
Economic families 3,660 3,599 -1.7Note * 3,730 3,648 -2.2Note * 3,787 3,704 -2.2Note *
Elderly families 479 467 -2.5Note * 498 479 -3.8Note * 561 545 -2.9Note *
Elderly couples 358 347 -3.1Note * 358 343 -4.2Note * 372 363 -2.4Note *
Other elderly families 121 120 -0.8 140 136 -2.9Note * 189 181 -4.2Note *
Non-elderly families 3,181 3,131 -1.6Note * 3,231 3,170 -1.9Note * 3,227 3,159 -2.1Note *
Couples 637 622 -2.4Note * 639 619 -3.1Note * 624 597 -4.3Note *
Couples with children 1,566 1,559 -0.4Note * 1,524 1,523 -0.1 1,544 1,526 -1.2Note *
Couples with other relatives 399 382 -4.3Note * 544 518 -4.8Note * 488 470 -3.7Note *
Lone-parent families 188 189 0.5 184 186 1.1 210 218 3.8Note *
Male lone-parent families Note F: too unreliable to be published Note F: too unreliable to be published Note F: too unreliable to be published Note F: too unreliable to be published Note F: too unreliable to be published Note F: too unreliable to be published 42 44 4.8Note *
Female lone-parent families 164 164 0.0 158 159 0.6 168 174 3.6Note *
Other non-elderly families 390 379 -2.8Note * 340 323 -5.0Note * 361 348 -3.6Note *
Persons not in an economic family 713 713 0.0 737 742 0.7Note * 758 767 1.2Note *
Elderly persons not in an economic family 166 163 -1.8Note * 180 179 -0.6 200 199 -0.5
Elderly males not in an economic family 54 54 0.0 61 63 3.3 67 70 4.5Note *
Elderly females not in an economic family 113 109 -3.5Note * 119 115 -3.4Note * 133 129 -3.0Note *
Non-elderly persons not in an economic family 547 550 0.5Note * 557 563 1.1Note * 558 568 1.8Note *
Non-elderly males not in an economic family 319 321 0.6Note * 316 322 1.9Note * 324 329 1.5Note *
Non-elderly females not in an economic family 228 229 0.4 241 242 0.4 234 238 1.7Note *
F too unreliable to be published
Note *

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

Return to note * referrer

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


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