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Prevalence rates and numbers of smokers  
   
Table 1 below shows the smoking prevalence rates the resident population.  The data has been pre-loaded with the prevalence rates for this local economy.  
   
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Table 1 Smoking prevalence rates by age and socio-economic status  
Socio-economic status Age  
All people 16-19 20-24 25-34 35-49 50-59 60-74  
All people  
Higher managerial and professional occupations  
Lower managerial and professional occupations  
Intermediate occupations  
Small employers and own account workers  
Lower supervisory and technical occupations  
Semi-routine occupations  
Routine occupations  
Never worked and long-term unemployed  
Not classified: Full-time students  
Not classified: Other reasons  
 
Table 2 below shows the number of smokers in the area by age and socio-economic status according to the prevalence rates entered in Table 1 above.  
 
 
Table 2 Number of smokers by age and socio-economic status  
Socio-economic status Age  
All people 16-19 20-24 25-34 35-49 50-59 60-74  
All people  
Higher managerial and professional occupations  
Lower managerial and professional occupations  
Intermediate occupations  
Small employers and own account workers  
Lower supervisory and technical occupations  
Semi-routine occupations  
Routine occupations  
Never worked and long-term unemployed  
Not classified: Full-time students  
Not classified: Other reasons