Highly educated men and women likely to live longer. Life expectancy by educational attainment
Enregistré dans:
Corsini, V., Highly educated men and women likely to live longer. Life expectancy by educational attainment. Statistics in Focus. Population and Social Conditions, no. 24 (2010), p. 4.
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Datos estadísticos, Esperanza de vida, Género, Hombre, Mujer, Nivel educativo, Personas mayores, Unión Europea
Datos estadísticos, Esperanza de vida, Género, Hombre, Mujer, Nivel educativo, Personas mayores, Unión Europea
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