Table:
female spouses of economic immigrant principal applicants
married women in the family class

percent

percent employed at some point during the year
73.8
65.8

percent employed full time, full year
37.4
29.9

percent employed mostly full time, conditional on being employed
75.7
74.0

dollars

average weekly employment income
613
490

average weekly employment income, conditional on being employed
829
742

percent

percent of university educated working in occupations not requiring a university education
61.9
61.6

occupation

management
7.8
6.7

administrative
23.7
19.8

natural and applied sciences
8.7
3.7

health
11.0
9.9

education and social services
16.5
13.5

art, culture, recreation and sport
2.4
2.4

sales and services
23.3
31.5

construction and transport trades
1.1
1.9

agriculture and natural resources
0.3
1.7

manufacturing, processing and labour
5.4
8.8

total
100.0
100.0

Statement: more married women who were economic immigrants than married women in the family class worked at some point in 2010: almost 74% compared with almost 66%.
Question: who worked at some point in 2010 more,married women who were economic immigrants or married women in the family class?
Answer: female spouses of economic immigrant principal applicants