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Global Health Economics and
Sustainability
COVID-19 vaccination decisions and mandate impact

Table 1. Demographic characteristics a
Category Value n Percentage
Age 18 – 24 0/166 0
25 – 34 12/166 7.2
35 – 44 32/166 19.3
45 – 54 55/166 33.1
55 – 64 46/166 2
65 or older 11/166 7
Total respondents 156/166 94
No response 10/166 6
Gender Woman 112/166 67.5
Man 40/166 24.1
Prefer not to answer 2/166 1.2
Transgender woman 1/166 1
Total respondents 155/166 93.4
No response 11/166 7
Socioeconomic status (total Very low-income 9/166 5.4
household income and other Low-income 17/166 10.2
non-employment sources of
income) Middle-income 87/166 52.4
High middle-income 26/166 16
High-income 4/166 2.4
Prefer not to answer 12/166 7.2
Total respondents 155/166 93.4
No response 11/166 7
Country of birth Canada 123/166 74.1
USA 2/166 1.2
Poland 2/166 1.2
UK 6/166 4
Other 3/166 2
Total respondents 156/166 94
No response 10/166 6
Ethnic or cultural background Caucasian or White 135/166 81.3
Black 1/166 1
Indigenous 6/166 4
South Asian (e.g., Indian, Pakistani, and Sri Lankan) 4/166 2.4
Japanese 4/166 2.4
Chinese 4/166 2.4
Filipino 2/166 1.2
Other 8/166 5
No response 10/166 6
Domestic status Married or living with a partner 107/166 65
Single 41/166 25
Widow (er) 3/166 2
Other 5/166 3
Total respondents 156/166 94
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