Living Conditions Survey (LCS) 
Material Insufficiency
Households, according to the ability to replace worn out or old furniture, and type of household
Units: percentages

;Yes;No, the household cannot afford to do so;No, for other reasons;
Total;45.5;41.3;13.2;
Man alone, under 65 years of age;40.2;42.1;17.7;
Woman alone, under 65 years of age;40.1;44.2;15.7;
Man alone, 65 years old and over;48.1;32.0;19.8;
Woman alone, 65 years old and over;35.2;44.4;20.4;
Adult alone, with dependent children;30.9;57.5;11.6;
Two adults, both under 65 years of age;51.0;36.3;12.7;
Two adults, at least one of whom is 65 years old and over;49.6;35.8;14.6;
Two or more adults, with dependent children;47.0;43.3;9.7;
Other types of household/No data recorded;46.2;42.3;11.5;
Notes:
1) Primary education or lower: This includes illiterate persons
 First-stage secondary education: This includes training and labour placement at an equivalent level
 Second-stage secondary education: This includes training and labour placement at an equivalent level (including that which requires a second-stage secondary education qualification)
 Higher education: This includes training and labour placement at an equivalent level
Source: National Statistics Institute