Overall, differences in values between groups holding distinct demographic characteristics are quite small (i.e., large between-group similarities). Here are a couple of studies with thousands of participants that might be relevant.

Gender: Schwartz & Rubel (2005)

Article Sex Differences in Value Priorities: Cross-Cultural and Mult...

Age: Robinson (2012). https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5549227/

Country: Fischer & Schwartz (2011) https://doi.org/10.1177/0022022110381429 , Schwartz & Bardi (2001) http://jcc.sagepub.com/content/32/3/268

Education-level, income, religious denominations, age, gender, countries: Hanel et al. (2019) Article A New Way to Look at the Data: Similarities Between Groups o...

Thank you very much Paul Hanel . These papers are very interesting and just what I was looking for!

Hello Johnny Långstedt

I had a quick look - are these links of any help?:

Cohen, A. (2009). A value based perspective on commitment in the workplace: An examination of Schwartz's basic human values theory among bank employees in Israel. International Journal of Intercultural Relations, 33(4), 332-345.

Article A value based perspective on commitment in the workplace: An...

Cohen, A. (2010). Values and commitment: A test of Schwartz's human values theory among Arab teachers in Israel. Journal of applied social psychology, 40(8), 1921-1947.

Article Values and Commitment: A Test of Schwartz's Human Values The...

It might be helpful to contact Dr Cohen on ResearchGate:

Aaron Cohen

Is this of any help? But I have not seen the full text:

Strasheim, A., & Ungerer, L. (2017). An alternative model of Schwartz’s basic human values in consumer research. In The customer is not always right? Marketing orientationsin a dynamic business world (pp. 814-814). Springer, Cham.

Chapter An Alternative Model of Schwartz’s Basic Human Values in Con...

Very best wishes,

Mary

Thank you very much Mary C R Wilson for the interesting papers you linked, the papers seem to be linked to investigating the link(s) between values and different forms of commitment, using demographics as controls. What I'm looking looking for is if someone has tested what demographics predict which values. e.g. is gender a better predictor of values than age or degree of education? I'd think this is quite a basic thing, but I have challenges finding papers that actually incorporate several demographic variables in their analysis in a way that would enlighten me about the relationship between the value types and different demographic variables.

Mungkin penelitian saya dapat sedikit membantu, walau dengan topik berbeda yaitu: Konstruksi peran politik perempuan, Author : Yustina ndung.

Dapat dilihat pada catalog library.unmer.ac.id

Bahwa nilai - nilai termasuk nilai dalam politik dipengaruhi oleh usia, pendidikan, pengalaman organisasi, budaya dan gender

Terima kasih

Yustina Ndung i'm sorry but I'm not sure that I understand what you mean.

Hi! I find this review paper particularly useful, it reports on relations of values with age, gender, education, income, and more.

Chapter Value orientations: Measurement, antecedents and consequence...

Hi! Thank you very much, this seems quite useful!