Economically Active Population Survey
National results.    Inactive population
Inactive population by sex, age groups (years) and level of education attained.
Units: thousands of persons

,total,Illiterates,Primary education,First stage of Secondary Education and the corresponding training and labour insertion,Second stage of Secondary Education and the corresponding training and labour insertion,Training and labour insertion with secondary education certificate (2nd stage),Higher education, except doctorate,Doctorate,
both sexes,
    total,15,214.9,887.2,8,132.5,2,932.2,2,030.7,8.2,1,215.8,8.3,
    from 16 to 19,1,338.8,4.4,207.6,788.3,336.0,0.3,2.3,..,
    from 20 to 24,1,000.2,9.2,34.7,134.3,611.3,1.2,209.4,0.1,
    from 25 to 29,517.9,15.9,50.4,121.1,143.3,0.3,186.1,0.8,
    from 30 to 34,525.2,16.7,80.5,220.0,106.3,1.4,99.7,0.6,
    from 35 to 39,594.1,16.1,117.6,260.6,114.3,1.6,83.6,0.2,
    from 40 to 44,606.1,16.9,175.2,239.7,102.1,0.3,71.8,0.1,
    from 45 to 49,655.4,19.0,302.5,194.9,94.5,0.2,44.3,0.0,
    from 50 to 54,771.4,21.7,443.5,172.0,87.4,0.0,46.7,0.0,
    from 55 to 59,1,065.6,39.7,678.5,197.6,91.7,0.0,58.0,0.1,
    from 60 to 64,1,311.2,66.3,896.4,167.3,85.5,0.4,94.5,0.7,
    from 65 to 69,1,839.3,136.6,1,330.9,170.9,92.2,1.3,106.0,1.4,
    70 and over,4,989.7,524.6,3,814.7,265.5,166.0,1.0,213.5,4.2,
males,
    total,5,403.2,255.1,2,896.9,931.9,783.8,3.3,526.2,5.9,
    from 16 to 19,636.2,2.5,111.9,373.9,146.6,0.3,1.1,..,
    from 20 to 24,435.7,3.9,13.8,55.7,279.4,0.6,82.3,0.0,
    from 25 to 29,185.1,6.4,13.6,22.5,60.7,0.0,81.8,0.0,
    from 30 to 34,92.9,8.0,18.6,30.2,16.5,0.4,18.8,0.4,
    from 35 to 39,88.6,7.0,23.7,35.5,11.8,0.1,10.3,0.1,
    from 40 to 44,92.4,5.1,30.0,33.7,13.2,0.0,10.4,0.0,
    from 45 to 49,114.3,8.5,51.4,29.1,15.4,0.1,9.9,0.0,
    from 50 to 54,143.2,6.7,71.6,27.8,21.0,0.0,16.1,0.0,
    from 55 to 59,280.2,10.0,157.5,50.4,31.9,0.0,30.3,0.1,
    from 60 to 64,489.5,17.0,306.9,67.7,39.2,0.2,57.9,0.5,
    from 65 to 69,817.3,38.3,573.9,81.8,53.6,1.0,67.5,1.2,
    70 and over,2,027.6,141.7,1,523.9,123.7,94.4,0.8,139.6,3.5,
females,
    total,9,811.7,632.1,5,235.6,2,000.3,1,246.9,4.8,689.6,2.4,
    from 16 to 19,702.5,1.8,95.7,414.4,189.4,0.0,1.1,..,
    from 20 to 24,564.5,5.3,20.9,78.6,331.8,0.7,127.1,0.1,
    from 25 to 29,332.8,9.6,36.9,98.6,82.5,0.3,104.2,0.8,
    from 30 to 34,432.3,8.7,61.9,189.8,89.8,1.0,80.9,0.3,
    from 35 to 39,505.5,9.1,93.9,225.1,102.5,1.5,73.3,0.1,
    from 40 to 44,513.7,11.8,145.1,206.0,88.9,0.3,61.4,0.1,
    from 45 to 49,541.1,10.5,251.1,165.8,79.2,0.1,34.4,0.0,
    from 50 to 54,628.2,15.1,371.8,144.2,66.4,0.0,30.6,0.0,
    from 55 to 59,785.4,29.7,521.0,147.1,59.8,0.0,27.7,0.0,
    from 60 to 64,821.7,49.3,589.5,99.6,46.3,0.2,36.6,0.2,
    from 65 to 69,1,022.0,98.3,756.9,89.1,38.6,0.3,38.4,0.2,
    70 and over,2,962.1,383.0,2,290.8,141.8,71.6,0.3,73.8,0.8,
Notes:
1) ~'level of education attained,Second stage of Secondary Education and the corresponding training and labour insertion'~Since the first quarter of 2003 this category includes the  Social Guarantee/Professional Initiation Programs.
Source: National Statistics Institute