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