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Prostitution In Russia: Discriminatory Practices And Trends In Professionalization

Table 1:

All layers Top layer Upper layer Middle layer Bottom layer Lower layer
The level of education
Below the average 2 - - - - 14
Average 28 8 6 41 48 29
Specialized secondary 34 - 35 28 43 48
Incomplete higher 25 37 44 25 7 6
Higher 11 55 15 6 - 3
Marital status
Single 51 88 71 44 35 28
Married 14 4 8 18 15 24
Divorced 35 8 21 38 50 48
Dependent load
Children 42 8 19 50 58 66
Parents / grandparents 2 - - 6 - -
Children and older relatives 6 - 3 - 5 29
Not 51 92 78 44 37 5
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