perception of national symbols as very important to the canadian identity, by socio-demographic and economic characteristics, 2013
Table:
charter of rights and freedoms
flag
national anthem
rcmp
hockey

percent

total
70
69
64
55
46

age group

15-24
70
56
51
48
47

25-34
71
65
59
51
50

35-44
75
71
66
57
48

45-54
71
73
66
57
46

55-64
68
71
65
56
43

65-74
67
74
72
57
42

75
63
78
77
63
46

highest level of education completed

less than high school
65
68
66
60
46

high school
71
69
64
58
49

post-secondary diploma
70
71
67
57
47

university degree
72
66
59
46
42

household income

less than $20,000
68
66
61
52
42

$20,000-$39,999
70
70
66
58
43

$40,000-$59,999
70
66
64
55
44

$60,000-$79,999
69
68
63
55
45

$80,000-$99,999
73
70
63
54
48

$100,000-$149,999
70
68
61
52
46

$150,000
73
70
63
50
49

immigrant status

immigrant status
80
79
75
62
50

non-immigrant
68
66
61
53
45

visible minority

visible minority
82
78
73
59
52

non-visible minority
68
67
62
54
45

aboriginal identity

aboriginal
74
72
68
62
54

non-aboriginal
70
69
64
54
46

Give a precise answer to the following question using only the table information. Return the answer in the JSON form {"answer": ["YOUR ANSWER"]}; for multiple items, use commas. The table caption is 'perception of national symbols as very important to the canadian identity, by socio-demographic and economic characteristics, 2013'. Now answer the following question based on the table information: What percent of those with a university degree viewing charter as very important to the national identity.

{"answer": ["72.0"]}