A study was conducted in New York City to see what some of the risk factors for homelessness were, given that people were poor, and did not have any serious mental illness. Only poor people without serious mental illnesses were included in the study. In this study 200 people who had recently become homeless (100 men and 100 women) were compared to 200 other poor people of the same sex and age who also lived in New York City, but had never been homeless. A great deal of information on potential risk factors was collected from the two groups. Some of it is shown in the 2 by 2 tables below.

	Homeless	Never Homeless	Total
Income from family	17	57	74
No Income from family	83	43	126
Total	100	100	200

	Homeless	Never Homeless	Total
Income from family	26	54	80
No Income from family	74	46	120
Total	100	100	200

Calculate the measure of association (prevalence ratio, odds ratio or relative risk) that goes with this study design for men. Show all steps .