Table:
characteristics
number
%

total
2,730,390
100

age groups in 2013

0 to 17 years
413,990
15.2

18 to 24 years
265,860
9.7

25 to 34 years
547,795
20.1

35 to 44 years
694,750
25.5

45 to 64 years
640,805
23.5

65 years and older
167,195
6.1

sex

male
1,322,655
48.4

female
1,407,715
51.6

landing year

2000 to 2003
741,420
27.2

2004 to 2008
985,285
36.1

2009 to 2013
1,003,685
36.8

country risk level

low
713,785
26.1

high
2,016,605
73.9

who
1,585,925
58.1

ircc-specific
430,680
15.8

intended region of residence

atlantic
67,990
2.5

ontario
1,635,210
59.9

prairies
500,575
18.3

british columbia
526,420
19.3

immigrant class

economic, principal applicants
637,110
23.3

economic, spouse/children
974,805
35.7

family
764,190
28.0

refugee
290,605
10.6

other/unknown/missing
63,685
2.3

Statement: the majority of the cohort arrived as immigrants in the economic category.
Question: what was the majority of the cohort arrived as immigrants class?
Answer: [59]