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These data refer to families in which there were members other than breadwinners.
3 These data refer to families in which there were breadwinners.
< These data refer to families in which there were no breadwinners.
CONCENTRATION OF ECONOMIC i'OYVER 143
Table 26. — Age, sex, and insurance of family members — 701 families
The members of the 701 families with industrial insurance only aie shown here classified according to present
age, sex, and insurance status. In addition for each group of insured persons, the table shows the insur-
ance in force, number of policies, annual premiums and per capita averages based thereon]
Present age
Number of insured
persons
Number of unin-
sured persons
Percent of persons
insured
Male
Female
Male
Female
Male
Female
15
56
90
117
145
190
300
254
37
36
75
110
122
167
193
271
244
41
12
14
28
41
46
49
50
38
14
10
10
18
30
44
53
45
37
25
55.56
80.00
76.27
74.05
75.92
79.50
85.71
86.99
72.55
78 26
60 to 69 -
88 24
50 to 59
85 94
40 to 49 1
80 26
30 to 39 ..-
79 15
20 to 29
78 46
10 to 19
85 76
2 to 9
86 83
Under 2
62 12
Total
1,204
1, 259
292
272
80.48
82 23
Number of policies
Amount of insur-
ance
Annual premiums
70 and over
37
102
172
205
260
344
415
335
41
76
177
240
187
257
304
402
306
47
$7, 840
27, 743
47,280
66,414
85, 614
91,719
99,697
57,167
2,196
$15, 223
30, 747
53, 136
52, 198
78, 035
77,940
90,355
57,202
2,544
$345
1,651
2,339
2,741
2,952
2,935
2,682
2,187
315
$794
60 to 69
1,723
50 to 59
2,544
40 to 49
2,191
2,811
2,706
2,475
30 to 39-.
20 to 29
10 to 19 ...â–
2 to 9
2,232
397
Under 2
Total
1,911
1,996
485, 670
457, 380
18, 147
17,873
Average per insured person
Number of policies
Amount of insur-
ance
Annual premiums
70 and over
2.5
2.1
2.4
2.2
1.5
1.5
1.6
1.5
1.3
1.1
$523
495
525
568
590
483
332
225
59
$423
410
483
428
467
404
333
234
62
$23.00
29.48
25.99
23.43
20.36
15.45
8.94
8.61
8.51
$22.06
60 to 69
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
8
9
8
8
8
4
3
1
22.97
50 to 59 -
23.13
40 to 49
17.96
30 to 39 _
16.83
20 to 29
14.02
10 to 19
9.13
2to9
9.15
Under 2
9.68
Total..
1 fi
1.6
403
363
15.07
14.20
144
CONCENTRATION OF ECONOMIC POWER
Table 27 .—Percentage of family income paid for industrial premiums — 701 families
[The 701 families carrying industrial insurance only are classified according to percent of income paid for
insurance premiums. Separate distributions are shown for these families classified according to eco-
nomic and relief status]
Economic status: Average annual income per family member
Percent of income paid for
industrial premiums
Nonrelief families
Relief families
Grand
total
fami-
lies
Under
$300
$300 to
$599
$600
and
over
Total
fami-
lies
Under
$200
$200 to
$299
$300
and
over
Total
fami-
lies
30 and over
1
1
1
1
2
28 to 29.9
26 to 27.9
24 to 25.9
22 to 23.9
1
1
1
1
2
20 to 21.9.
18tol9.9._..
1
1
1
16 to 17.9
1
3
1
12
4
11
14
7
18
16
17
22
8
6
8
1
3
1
17
10
25
24
17
38
60
59
69
47
15
11
1
14 to 15.9
2
4
7
2
5
9
6
15
13
15
18
5
3
10
1
2
3
3
4
2
8
13
15
22
12
16
6
4
2
4
1
4
12
17
13
9
8
4
3
6
12
5
9
15
15
32
40
54
43
30
17
18
6
12 to 13.9
7
10 to 11.9.
4
5
9
9
9
15
35
30
39
20
6
2
1
1
5
1
1
5
9
12
8
19
3
1
29
9to9.9
15
8to8.9..._
34
7to7.9
39
6to6.9 :
32
5to5.9
70
4 to 4.9.
100
3 to 3.9
113
2to2.9
112
1 to 1.9...
77
0.1 to 0.9
32
29
Total
150
183
66
399
117
111
74
302
701
Table 28.
-Industrial premiums on breadwinners and on dependent children-
families
-701
[The 701 families with industrial insurance only are classified according to the percent of their total
premiums paid for insurance: (a) On all breadwinners and (6) on dependents under 16 years of age.
Nonrelief and relief families are shown separately and in each class families are grouped according to
economic status]
NONRELIEF FAMILIES
Economic status: Average annua
income per family member
Un-
der
$100
$100
to
$199
$200
to
$299
$300
to
$399
$400
to
$499
$500
to
$599
$600
to
$699
$700
to
$799
$800
to
$899
$900
to
$999
$1,000
and
over
Total
Percent of premiums
paid on all bread-
winners:
100....
3
6
5
6
5
1
2
3
2
9
4
2
3
6
2
4
9
46
90 to 99
1
80 to 89
1
1
1
5
7
13
6
3
2
10
2
5
7
7
10
18
9
6
3
4
4
11
15
17
9
6
1
4
8
11
2
2
2
2
4
2
1
2
3
1
1
1
2
1
2
3
2
1
1
1
1
11
70 to 79
23
60 to 69
2
29
50 to 59
39
40 to 49
53
30 to 39
1
1
1
60
20 to 29..
2
34
10 to 19 .
21
1 to 9
1
3
1
25
21
8
6
5
1
2
79
Total
8
47
95
95
51
37
27
15
7
3
14
399
CONCENTRATION OF ECONOMIC TOWER 145
Table 28. — Industrial premiums on breadwinners and on dependent children — 701
families — Continued
NONRELIEF FAMILIES-Continued
Economic status: Average annua!
income per family member
Un-
der
$100
$100
to
$199
$200
to
$299
$300
to
$399
$400
to
$499
$500
to
$599
$600
to
$699
$700
to
$799
$800
to
$899
$900
to
$999
$1,000
and
over
Total
Percent of premiums
paid on dependents
under 16 years:
100...
1
9
7
3
3
2
1
26
90 to 99
80 to 89
1
3
4
5
7
6
5
2
2
1
4
7
5
12
9
12
3
31
1
1
2
5
8
11
10
14
4
32
4
70 to 79
1
6
60 to 69
1
3
3
2
4
8
2
25
11
50 to 59
1
2
1
5
1
3
1
21
23
40 to 49
24
30 to 39
2
1
1
1
20
38
20 to 29
1
31
10 to 19
40
1 to9
11
5
13
14
7
3
14
185
Total
8
47
95
95
51
37
27
15
7
3
14
399
RELIEF FAMILIES
Percent of premiums
paid on all bread-
winners:
100
1
6
2
2
1
1
1
1
2
4
2
2
4
20
90 to 99
1
80 to 89
2
2
1*
7
13
16
19
7
3
36
2
1
7
8
10
13
9
1
1
57
1
1
3
2
6
2
1
3
12
2
2
1
1
2
1
7
70 to 79
6
60 to 69
1
11
50 to 59. . . .
1
21
40 to 49
29
30 to 39
40
20 to 29... .
30
10 to 19
2
11
1 to 9
7
2
9
2
1
119
Total.
5
112
111
33
19
213
3
5
1
302
Percent of premiums
paid on dependents
under 16 years:
100
9
13
1
22
90 to 99
1
2
80 to 89
2
4
2
12
16
18
10
8
4
27
2
70 to 79
1
4
9
10
9
12
13
3
36
5
60 to 69
1
7
50 to 59 .
21
40 to 49
1
3
27
30 to 39
30
20 to 29
1
23
10 to 19
2
2
25
1 to 9
7
4
26
17
12
3
5
1
131
Total
5
112
111
33
19
13
3
5
1
332
J46 CONCENTRATION OF ECONOMIC POWER
Table 29. — Insurance on breadwinners and others — 701 families
[The 701 families with industrial insurance only are shown here grouped according to the number of depend-
ent family members. In each group there is presented the data which show the relative importance of
the insurance on various types of breadwinners and other persons in the family]
Number of—
Insurance
in force
Families according to number of dependents
Fami-
lies
Unin-
sured
persons
Insured
persons
Policies
Annual
premiums
Families with no dependents:
Chief breadwinner earning 50 percent and
44
11
3
2
41
9
1
20
23
78
24
3
41
39
$10, 749
5,520
660
10, 151
8,389
$925. 52
Chief breadwinner earning less than 60 per-
151.24
Other breadwinners earning 50 percent and
46.25
Other breadwinners earning less than 50 per-
4
4
360.41
244.24
Total
55
13
94
185
44,469
1, 727. 66
Families with 1 dependent:
Chief breadwinner earning 50 percent and
114
7
18
1
96
6
1
33
153
212
12
1
67
303
55, 108
3,645
265
15, 832
68, 627
2,201.93
Chief breadwinner earning less than 50 per-
114.60
Other breadwinners earning 50 percent and
11.00
Other breadwinners earning less than 50 per-
6
18
550.98
2, 905. 04
Total
121
43
289
595
143. 477
5, 783. 55
Families with 2 dependents:
Chief breadwinner earning 50 percent and over.
Chief breadwinner earning less than 50 percent.
Other breadwinners earning 50 percent and
117
7
34
4
83
3
157
5
49, 709
1,417
1, 939. 80
45.90
Other breadwinners earning less than 50 per-
ca
1-4
OO
-C rH
""•
CM
â– cm cm
CN
3
S
These data refer to families in which there were members other than breadwinners.
3 These data refer to families in which there were breadwinners.
< These data refer to families in which there were no breadwinners.
CONCENTRATION OF ECONOMIC i'OYVER 143
Table 26. — Age, sex, and insurance of family members — 701 families
The members of the 701 families with industrial insurance only aie shown here classified according to present
age, sex, and insurance status. In addition for each group of insured persons, the table shows the insur-
ance in force, number of policies, annual premiums and per capita averages based thereon]
Present age
Number of insured
persons
Number of unin-
sured persons
Percent of persons
insured
Male
Female
Male
Female
Male
Female
15
56
90
117
145
190
300
254
37
36
75
110
122
167
193
271
244
41
12
14
28
41
46
49
50
38
14
10
10
18
30
44
53
45
37
25
55.56
80.00
76.27
74.05
75.92
79.50
85.71
86.99
72.55
78 26
60 to 69 -
88 24
50 to 59
85 94
40 to 49 1
80 26
30 to 39 ..-
79 15
20 to 29
78 46
10 to 19
85 76
2 to 9
86 83
Under 2
62 12
Total
1,204
1, 259
292
272
80.48
82 23
Number of policies
Amount of insur-
ance
Annual premiums
70 and over
37
102
172
205
260
344
415
335
41
76
177
240
187
257
304
402
306
47
$7, 840
27, 743
47,280
66,414
85, 614
91,719
99,697
57,167
2,196
$15, 223
30, 747
53, 136
52, 198
78, 035
77,940
90,355
57,202
2,544
$345
1,651
2,339
2,741
2,952
2,935
2,682
2,187
315
$794
60 to 69
1,723
50 to 59
2,544
40 to 49
2,191
2,811
2,706
2,475
30 to 39-.
20 to 29
10 to 19 ...â–
2 to 9
2,232
397
Under 2
Total
1,911
1,996
485, 670
457, 380
18, 147
17,873
Average per insured person
Number of policies
Amount of insur-
ance
Annual premiums
70 and over
2.5
2.1
2.4
2.2
1.5
1.5
1.6
1.5
1.3
1.1
$523
495
525
568
590
483
332
225
59
$423
410
483
428
467
404
333
234
62
$23.00
29.48
25.99
23.43
20.36
15.45
8.94
8.61
8.51
$22.06
60 to 69
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
8
9
8
8
8
4
3
1
22.97
50 to 59 -
23.13
40 to 49
17.96
30 to 39 _
16.83
20 to 29
14.02
10 to 19
9.13
2to9
9.15
Under 2
9.68
Total..
1 fi
1.6
403
363
15.07
14.20
144
CONCENTRATION OF ECONOMIC POWER
Table 27 .—Percentage of family income paid for industrial premiums — 701 families
[The 701 families carrying industrial insurance only are classified according to percent of income paid for
insurance premiums. Separate distributions are shown for these families classified according to eco-
nomic and relief status]
Economic status: Average annual income per family member
Percent of income paid for
industrial premiums
Nonrelief families
Relief families
Grand
total
fami-
lies
Under
$300
$300 to
$599
$600
and
over
Total
fami-
lies
Under
$200
$200 to
$299
$300
and
over
Total
fami-
lies
30 and over
1
1
1
1
2
28 to 29.9
26 to 27.9
24 to 25.9
22 to 23.9
1
1
1
1
2
20 to 21.9.
18tol9.9._..
1
1
1
16 to 17.9
1
3
1
12
4
11
14
7
18
16
17
22
8
6
8
1
3
1
17
10
25
24
17
38
60
59
69
47
15
11
1
14 to 15.9
2
4
7
2
5
9
6
15
13
15
18
5
3
10
1
2
3
3
4
2
8
13
15
22
12
16
6
4
2
4
1
4
12
17
13
9
8
4
3
6
12
5
9
15
15
32
40
54
43
30
17
18
6
12 to 13.9
7
10 to 11.9.
4
5
9
9
9
15
35
30
39
20
6
2
1
1
5
1
1
5
9
12
8
19
3
1
29
9to9.9
15
8to8.9..._
34
7to7.9
39
6to6.9 :
32
5to5.9
70
4 to 4.9.
100
3 to 3.9
113
2to2.9
112
1 to 1.9...
77
0.1 to 0.9
32
29
Total
150
183
66
399
117
111
74
302
701
Table 28.
-Industrial premiums on breadwinners and on dependent children-
families
-701
[The 701 families with industrial insurance only are classified according to the percent of their total
premiums paid for insurance: (a) On all breadwinners and (6) on dependents under 16 years of age.
Nonrelief and relief families are shown separately and in each class families are grouped according to
economic status]
NONRELIEF FAMILIES
Economic status: Average annua
income per family member
Un-
der
$100
$100
to
$199
$200
to
$299
$300
to
$399
$400
to
$499
$500
to
$599
$600
to
$699
$700
to
$799
$800
to
$899
$900
to
$999
$1,000
and
over
Total
Percent of premiums
paid on all bread-
winners:
100....
3
6
5
6
5
1
2
3
2
9
4
2
3
6
2
4
9
46
90 to 99
1
80 to 89
1
1
1
5
7
13
6
3
2
10
2
5
7
7
10
18
9
6
3
4
4
11
15
17
9
6
1
4
8
11
2
2
2
2
4
2
1
2
3
1
1
1
2
1
2
3
2
1
1
1
1
11
70 to 79
23
60 to 69
2
29
50 to 59
39
40 to 49
53
30 to 39
1
1
1
60
20 to 29..
2
34
10 to 19 .
21
1 to 9
1
3
1
25
21
8
6
5
1
2
79
Total
8
47
95
95
51
37
27
15
7
3
14
399
CONCENTRATION OF ECONOMIC TOWER 145
Table 28. — Industrial premiums on breadwinners and on dependent children — 701
families — Continued
NONRELIEF FAMILIES-Continued
Economic status: Average annua!
income per family member
Un-
der
$100
$100
to
$199
$200
to
$299
$300
to
$399
$400
to
$499
$500
to
$599
$600
to
$699
$700
to
$799
$800
to
$899
$900
to
$999
$1,000
and
over
Total
Percent of premiums
paid on dependents
under 16 years:
100...
1
9
7
3
3
2
1
26
90 to 99
80 to 89
1
3
4
5
7
6
5
2
2
1
4
7
5
12
9
12
3
31
1
1
2
5
8
11
10
14
4
32
4
70 to 79
1
6
60 to 69
1
3
3
2
4
8
2
25
11
50 to 59
1
2
1
5
1
3
1
21
23
40 to 49
24
30 to 39
2
1
1
1
20
38
20 to 29
1
31
10 to 19
40
1 to9
11
5
13
14
7
3
14
185
Total
8
47
95
95
51
37
27
15
7
3
14
399
RELIEF FAMILIES
Percent of premiums
paid on all bread-
winners:
100
1
6
2
2
1
1
1
1
2
4
2
2
4
20
90 to 99
1
80 to 89
2
2
1*
7
13
16
19
7
3
36
2
1
7
8
10
13
9
1
1
57
1
1
3
2
6
2
1
3
12
2
2
1
1
2
1
7
70 to 79
6
60 to 69
1
11
50 to 59. . . .
1
21
40 to 49
29
30 to 39
40
20 to 29... .
30
10 to 19
2
11
1 to 9
7
2
9
2
1
119
Total.
5
112
111
33
19
213
3
5
1
302
Percent of premiums
paid on dependents
under 16 years:
100
9
13
1
22
90 to 99
1
2
80 to 89
2
4
2
12
16
18
10
8
4
27
2
70 to 79
1
4
9
10
9
12
13
3
36
5
60 to 69
1
7
50 to 59 .
21
40 to 49
1
3
27
30 to 39
30
20 to 29
1
23
10 to 19
2
2
25
1 to 9
7
4
26
17
12
3
5
1
131
Total
5
112
111
33
19
13
3
5
1
332
J46 CONCENTRATION OF ECONOMIC POWER
Table 29. — Insurance on breadwinners and others — 701 families
[The 701 families with industrial insurance only are shown here grouped according to the number of depend-
ent family members. In each group there is presented the data which show the relative importance of
the insurance on various types of breadwinners and other persons in the family]
Number of—
Insurance
in force
Families according to number of dependents
Fami-
lies
Unin-
sured
persons
Insured
persons
Policies
Annual
premiums
Families with no dependents:
Chief breadwinner earning 50 percent and
44
11
3
2
41
9
1
20
23
78
24
3
41
39
$10, 749
5,520
660
10, 151
8,389
$925. 52
Chief breadwinner earning less than 60 per-
151.24
Other breadwinners earning 50 percent and
46.25
Other breadwinners earning less than 50 per-
4
4
360.41
244.24
Total
55
13
94
185
44,469
1, 727. 66
Families with 1 dependent:
Chief breadwinner earning 50 percent and
114
7
18
1
96
6
1
33
153
212
12
1
67
303
55, 108
3,645
265
15, 832
68, 627
2,201.93
Chief breadwinner earning less than 50 per-
114.60
Other breadwinners earning 50 percent and
11.00
Other breadwinners earning less than 50 per-
6
18
550.98
2, 905. 04
Total
121
43
289
595
143. 477
5, 783. 55
Families with 2 dependents:
Chief breadwinner earning 50 percent and over.
Chief breadwinner earning less than 50 percent.
Other breadwinners earning 50 percent and
117
7
34
4
83
3
157
5
49, 709
1,417
1, 939. 80
45.90
Other breadwinners earning less than 50 per-
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