Table:
family class
economic class principal applicants
government-assisted refugees
privately sponsored refugees

percentage

sex

men
36
74
50
51

women
64
26
50
49

age at landing

25-34
65
49
50
55

35-44
18
40
36
29

45-54
18
11
15
15

marital status at landing

single
7
28
21
36

married or common-law
91
70
70
58

widowed, divorced, separated
3
3
9
6

presence of children

without children
37
33
31
41

with children
63
67
69
59

either official language spoken at landing

yes
55
77
31
36

no
45
23
69
64

world area of last permanent residence

south, central america and the caribbean
10
6
21
6

europe and north america
12
19
4
4

africa
8
9
33
45

middle east and central asia
4
9
8
15

east, south, southeast asia and oceania
66
57
33
30

highest education qualification at landing

secondary or less
46
4
68
72

non-university certification
21
15
15
18

university certification
34
81
17
10

participation in postsecondary training in canada

yes
21
42
19
20

number

total
72,275
135,815
10,080
4,835

Statement: gars are the most likely to report children on their first tax file.
Question: which characteristics are the most likely to report children on their first tax file?
Answer: government-assisted refugees