The relative rate in this chart represents the ratio of the rate of cardiovascular hospitalizations in the lowest income quintile (lowest 20%) to the rate of cardiovascular hospitalizations in the highest income quintile. Ratios greater than 1 indicate greater risk of cardiovascular hospitalization for those in the lowest income quintile, with higher values representing increasing risk for those with lower incomes.

The population attributable fraction in this chart shows the percent reduction in the rate of alcohol attributable hospitalizations if each socioeconomic group experienced the hospitalization rate of the top income quintile (top 20% on income).

The relative rate in this chart represents the ratio of the rate of alcohol attributable hospitalizations in the lowest income quintile (lowest 20%) to the rate of alcohol attributable hospitalizations in the highest income quintile. Ratios greater than 1 indicate greater risk of alcohol attributable hospitalization for those in the lowest income quintile, with higher values representing increased risk for the lower income group.

The relative index of inequality in this graph represents the ratio of the predicted rate of alcohol attributable hospitalizations for individuals in the lowest income quintile (20%) to the predicted rate of alcohol attributable hospitalizations for those in the highest income quintile.