Economically Active Population Survey
National results
Persons aged 50 to 69 years old that have left the labour market (*) and have a pension, according to whether they would have wanted to keep working or not, by sex and age group
Units: absolute values in thousands and percentages

	Total		Yes		No		They do not know		
	Absolute values	Percentages	Absolute values	Percentages	Absolute values	Percentages	Absolute values	Percentages	
Both sexes	
    Total	2,511.0	100.00	1,093.3	43.54	1,292.9	51.49	124.8	4.97	
    50-54	60.8	100.00	41.4	68.20	9.2	15.14	10.1	16.66	
    55-59	217.6	100.00	134.5	61.82	60.5	27.81	22.6	10.38	
    60-64	770.0	100.00	413.8	53.75	309.4	40.18	46.8	6.08	
    65-69	1,462.7	100.00	503.5	34.42	913.8	62.48	45.3	3.10	
Men	
    Total	1,610.1	100.00	699.0	43.41	829.6	51.52	81.5	5.06	
    50-54	35.6	100.00	25.4	71.27	6.8	19.19	3.4	9.54	
    55-59	133.8	100.00	74.8	55.92	42.7	31.91	16.3	12.17	
    60-64	490.9	100.00	265.6	54.10	193.8	39.49	31.5	6.42	
    65-69	949.8	100.00	333.3	35.09	586.2	61.72	30.3	3.19	
Women	
    Total	900.9	100.00	394.3	43.77	463.3	51.42	43.3	4.81	
    50-54	25.1	100.00	16.1	63.85	2.4	9.40	6.7	26.75	
    55-59	83.9	100.00	59.7	71.22	17.8	21.26	6.3	7.52	
    60-64	279.0	100.00	148.3	53.13	115.5	41.40	15.3	5.47	
    65-69	512.8	100.00	170.3	33.20	327.6	63.87	15.0	2.93	
Notes:
1) Persons aged 50 to 69 years of age (*) who have stopped working after the age of 49 who do not have a job and are not seeking one nor they have found one that they will begin subsequently.
 'They do not know' includes those who have stated to receive only early retirement pensions.
Source: National Statistics Institute