Intergenerational transmission of poverty
Adults aged between 25 and 59 years by age group according to their risk of poverty and the highest educational level of their father and mother when they were teenagers.
Unidades: Total number of adults aged 25 to 59 years.

	Total	Low level (lower secondary education or less)	Intermediate level (upper secondary education)	High level (higher education)	Not specified	Not applicable: The adult lived in a private household, but not with the father or mother	Not applicable: The adult lived in a group home or institution	
Total	
    Total	23.204.947	13.026.726	3.137.693	3.837.671	2.890.393	160.010	152.453	
    At risk of poverty	4.206.240	2.655.395	451.357	422.235	576.165	53.572	47.516	
    Not at risk of poverty	18.998.708	10.371.332	2.686.336	3.415.436	2.314.228	106.438	104.937	
From 25 to 44 years old	
    Total	11.882.038	5.580.655	2.102.810	2.587.315	1.463.356	82.061	65.842	
    At risk of poverty	2.136.696	1.221.549	293.572	274.779	292.607	26.422	27.767	
    Not at risk of poverty	9.745.342	4.359.106	1.809.238	2.312.536	1.170.749	55.639	38.075	
From 45 to 59	
    Total	11.322.910	7.446.071	1.034.883	1.250.356	1.427.038	77.949	86.611	
    At risk of poverty	2.069.544	1.433.845	157.785	147.456	283.558	27.150	19.749	
    Not at risk of poverty	9.253.366	6.012.226	877.098	1.102.900	1.143.480	50.800	66.862	
Notas:
This table takes into account the current situation of adults aged 25-59 and that of their parents or household when the child was an adolescent.Umbral de pobreza: es el 60% de la mediana de los ingresos anuales por unidad de consumo (escala OCDE modificada), tomando la distribución de personas. Los ingresos por unidad de consumo se obtienen dividiendo los ingresos totales del hogar entre el número de unidades de consumo.
Fuente: Instituto Nacional de Estadística