The tables compare the percentage of alcohol intake of more
than 20 units/ week by different genders of age 21 to 40 and by socio-economic
group in the US for over 3 decades from 1979 to 2009.
Overall, males consumed more and with higher discrepancies than that
of females. All
categories saw a drop in percentage in the first two decades, although some
continued to fall but some seemed to recover in the final year.
For males, the highest proportion
of drinkers was noted by among unskilled manual, which its figures
(63-40%) were
about double of that of the least drinkers’, which was
professional (32-13%). For
females, the highest figure was noted by among skilled manual (48 – 31%), though it had minor difference with other groups of about 4 to 14%. The proportion
of least drinkers among the ladies was also professional (34-10%).
Beside professionals, both
genders also saw lesser figure in manager
among managers (43-19 by %
among men and 37-23 by % among women) and non-manual (46-24
by %
among men and 37-23 by % among women). Skilled The
proportion of skilled, semi-skilled and unskilled manual noted higher
records of about
58-31% among men and 48-31% among women.
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