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Disability free life expectancy
the average number of years a person can be expected to live free from chronic illness and disability
Ethnicity
Refers to an individual's identity as part of a distinctive cultural group associated with a particular country or region of origin
Gender
The socially constructed aspect of male and female identity as distinct from the biological differences in sex
Income Quintile
demographers divide the population into five inbcome categories the top 20% the second 20% and so on
Population Pyramid
Portrays the age and gender distribution of a population
Social Class (socio-economic status)
Determined on the basis of income, occupational status and education
Social inequity
Differences among people including age, sex, income, class, occupation, ethnicity, marital status, rural or urban background, and religiosity, which results in different life chances and unequal access to social resources
Age Pyramid
portrayal of the gender structure of the social group
Equity and health
Considerations include equity in access to material resources, meaningfulness, education, political power and status among other things
Chronic Ilness
An illness condition that is expected to continue for a long time even for the rest of the life and not cured
Gender Differences in morbidity and mortality
Generally speaking men have shorter life experiences and women have higher morbidity rates
Commodification
Objects and activities that can be bought and sold in the market