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

;Yes;No, the household cannot afford to do so;No, for other reasons;
Both sexes;
    Total;45.5;41.3;13.2;
    16 to 29 years old;37.7;37.0;25.4;
    30 to 44 years old;46.7;40.8;12.5;
    45 to 64 years old;46.1;44.0;9.8;
    65 years old or over;44.7;38.8;16.5;
Men;
    Total;48.6;38.5;12.8;
    16 to 29 years old;36.4;37.7;25.9;
    30 to 44 years old;48.7;39.0;12.3;
    45 to 64 years old;48.0;41.4;10.6;
    65 years old or over;51.5;33.6;15.0;
Women;
    Total;40.8;45.4;13.8;
    16 to 29 years old;39.1;36.2;24.8;
    30 to 44 years old;43.4;43.7;12.9;
    45 to 64 years old;42.8;48.8;8.4;
    65 years old or over;36.9;44.9;18.3;
Notes:
1) The reference person is the person responsible for the dwelling.
Source: National Statistics Institute