Table:
2006 census- 2011 national household survey linkage
full 2006 census data

mean

variable

age
30.5
30.7

other family income
52,088
50,226

number of children under the age of 18
0.93
0.92

percentage share of total

age group

21 to 25
25.5
25.1

26 to 30
24.3
23.8

31 to 35
24.3
24.4

36 to 40
25.9
26.7

education

high school or less
29.3
30.4

some postsecondary
39.1
39.7

bachelor's degree
26.1
24.6

graduate degree
5.5
5.3

partnership status

single
38.9
39.1

couple
61.1
60.9

age of youngest child

no children
33.0
33.3

0 to 1
13.4
12.8

2 to 3
9.4
9.3

4 to 5
7.4
7.1

6 to 12
16.8
16.8

13 to 17
5.2
6.0

18 and over
14.6
14.8

mother tongue other than english or french
18.3
19.5

visible minority
21.0
21.6

urban
85.2
84.7

region

atlantic provinces
6.8
7.1

quebec
23.2
23.4

ontario
39.9
39.3

prairies
17.6
17.5

british columbia
12.5
12.7

paid employment
93.4
93.4

self-employment, incorporated
1.5
1.6

self-employment, unincorporated
5.1
5.0

number

observations
69,374
673,673

observations
3,619,332
3,467,619

Statement: the average number of chilren under the age of 18 was 0.93 in the 2006 census- 2011 national household survey linkage.
Question: what is the average number of children under the age of 18 in the 2006 census- 2011 national household survey linkage samples?
Answer: [0.93]