Intergenerational educational mobility of persons aged 18 to 65 by sex and highest educational level of their parents

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  • Sex

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    BOTH SEXES MEN WOMEN

    Selected:3

    Total:3
  • Highest educational level of their parents

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    Total Primary education and without studies Secondary education Post-secondary education or equivalent University studies or the equivalent

    Selected:5

    Total:5
  • Mobility

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    Upwards mobility Downwards mobility No mobility

    Selected:3

    Total:3
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  • • 	Mobility
      Sex Highest educational level of their parents	.	.	.
      	.	.	.
      	.	.	.

    • Decimals to show: By default 0 1 2
• Notes ( 2 )
  • 1) Intergenerational mobility means the difference between the highest educational level of a person and the highest educational level of their parents, so it will be upwards when the level of the person is higher that the one of their parents, downwards when it is lower and there would not be mobility when the levels coincide.
    'Highest educational level of their parents' means the highest level comparing the highest educational level of the father and the highest educational level of the mother of the interviewed person.
    
    
  • Data referring to the 12 months prior to the date of the survey.
    
    Symbol '.' it has to be understood as data that cannot be given as it might be affected by sampling errors.
  • Data referring to the 12 months prior to the date of the survey.
    
    Symbol '.' it has to be understood as data that cannot be given as it might be affected by sampling errors.

• Source:National Statistics Institute