Reasons why main dwellings do not have broadband Internet access, by household size, habitat, net household monthly income and type of reason

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  • Household size, habitat, net household monthly income

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    Total Dwellings Household size: 1 member households Household size: Households with 2 members Household size: Households with 3 members Household size: Households with 4 members Household size: Households with 5 members or more Habitat: More than 100,000 inhabitants and provincial capitals Habitat: 50,000 to 100,000 inhabitants Habitat: 20,000 to 50,000 inhabitants Habitat: 10,000 to 20,000 inhabitants Habitat: Fewer than 10,000 inhabitants Net household monthly income: less than 1,100 euros Net household monthly income: 1,100 to 1,800 euros Net household monthly income: 1,800 to 2,700 euros Net household monthly income: more than 2,700 euros Net household monthly income: DK/DA

    Selected:16

    Total:16
  • Type of reason

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    Total housing have no access to the Internet Accessing the Internet from somewhere else They do not want Internet (content harmful, dangerous, etc.) They do not need the Internet (it is not useful, not interesting, etc.) The equipment costs are too high The connection costs are too high (telephone, etc.) They have little knowledge to use Reasons relating to security or privacy Physical disability Other reasons

    Selected:10

    Total:10
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• Source:National Statistics Institute