Reasons why main dwellings do not have Internet access by household size, habitat, net monthly household income and type of reason

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  • Size of the household, habitat, net household monthly income

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    Total Dwellings Size of the household: Households with 1 member Size of the household: Households with 2 members Size of the household: Households with 3 members Size of the household: Households with 4 members Size of the household: Households with 5 or more members Habitat: 100,000 inhabitants and over and provincial capitals Habitat: From 50,000 to fewer than 100,000 inhabitants Habitat: From 20,000 to fewer than 50,000 inhabitants Habitat: From 10,000 to fewer than 20,000 inhabitants Habitat: Less than 10,000 inhabitants Net household monthly income: Less than 900 euros Net household monthly income: From 901 to 1,600 euros Net household monthly income: From 1,601 to 2,500 euros Net household monthly income: More than 2,500 euros Net household monthly income: DK/NA

    Selected:16

    Total:16
  • Type of reason

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    Total dwellings without Internet access They access the Internet from another place They do not need Internet (not useful or interesting, etc.) The cost of the equipment is too high The cost of the connection is too high (telephone, ADSL contract, etc.) They do not have enough knowledge to use it Reasons related to security or privacy Because broadband connection is not available in their area Other reasons

    Selected:9

    Total:9
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• Source:National Statistics Institute