Table:
change in average debt
change in average assets

change, 1999 to 2016
due to mortgage debt
due to consumer debt
change, 1999 to 2016
due to real estate assets
due to pension assets
due to other assets

constant 2016 dollars
percent
constant 2016 dollars
percent

senior families with debt
50,000
67.2
32.8
500,900
51.7
12.3
36.0

sex of major income earner

male
62,700
69.5
30.5
567,000
53.0
8.1
39.0

female
32,400
60.2
39.8
426,500
47.9
22.0
30.2

age of major income earner

65 to 69
45,700
63.7
36.3
526,200
49.4
10.8
39.8

70 to 74
64,700
68.1
31.9
590,600
47.7
15.3
37.0

75 to 79
52,300
72.2
27.8
394,800
57.6
18.2
24.2

80 and over
33,100
68.2
31.8
404,500
64.3
7.6
28.2

highest level of education of major income earner

less than high school
40,900
72.4
27.6
265,400
65.9
0.6
33.5

high school diploma
31,400
55.0
45.0
294,000
56.0
-14.4
58.4

non-university postsecondary certificate or diploma
39,100
59.3
40.7
396,700
54.3
20.3
25.4

university degree or certificate
66,200
67.2
32.8
771,700
52.6
13.8
33.6

family structure

unattached individual
25,500
63.4
36.6
270,700
47.2
22.7
30.1

male
20,000
69.2
30.8
274,300
48.7
19.6
31.7

female
27,100
62.3
37.7
257,800
47.3
24.2
28.5

couple, no children
56,500
62.8
37.2
581,600
55.2
11.6
33.2

other family types
102,800
76.5
23.5
849,800
48.2
6.7
45.1

immigrant status of major income earner

immigrant
55,700
65.9
34.1
585,600
64.4
5.6
29.9

canadian-born
47,500
67.3
32.7
472,300
46.8
15.0
38.2

home ownership status

owners with a mortgage
86,100
82.0
18.0
447,800
65.2
6.6
28.2

owners without a mortgage
46,700
51.8
48.2
748,800
48.5
11.6
39.9

non-owners
f
f
f
41,200
-12.6
80.8
31.7

labour force status of major income earner

employee
90,500
69.7
30.3
592,200
48.7
14.9
36.4

self-employed
118,000
80.7
19.3
985,200
47.8
5.1
47.1

not in the labour force
29,400
57.5
42.5
376,700
55.2
16.3
28.5

family income quintile

bottom quintile
20,700
63.9
36.1
75,900
103.8
6.0
-9.8

second quintile
29,800
71.1
28.9
244,800
69.7
11.7
18.5

middle quintile
31,100
56.2
43.8
388,400
42.0
23.3
34.7

fourth quintile
42,400
50.7
49.3
554,100
52.6
11.4
36.0

top quintile
126,500
75.2
24.8
1,247,200
47.6
9.8
42.6

province or region of residence

atlantic
29,200
55.8
44.2
293,100
35.2
31.6
33.2

quebec
26,100
67.1
32.9
252,000
49.8
14.7
35.5

ontario
39,500
56.8
43.2
578,100
50.0
7.9
42.1

manitoba
48,700
78.8
21.2
503,500
43.8
21.7
34.5

saskatchewan
47,400
85.5
14.5
597,800
44.0
23.0
33.0

alberta
152,500
77.4
22.6
935,500
52.1
10.7
37.3

british columbia
64,400
66.2
33.8
555,500
66.0
12.7
21.3

Statement: between 1999 and 2016, average debt increased by $50,000 and average assets rose by $500,900.
Question: what was the change in average debt and average assets between 1999 and 2016 respectively?
Answer: [50000.0, 500900.0]