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Percentage of people who view themselves as above their parents or grandparents on the social ladder

 

 

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demography, social class, social stratification

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Social Inclusion

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This paper analyses why Spain is one of the European countries where place of birth and parental income most condition people’s earnings.

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Intergenerational solidarity

Some 34.8 of grandparents in Spain regularly care for their grandchildren, a figure much higher than the European average.

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Population occupation rates by age

Between 2010 and 2020, the occupation rate of the younger population decreased, while that of over 55s increased.

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Population distribution by types of household

In 2019, households were predominantly formed by childless couples (22.7%), versus 12.2% formed by couples with children.

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Average age of first-time mothers

On average, Spanish women have their first child at 31.1 years. Is this higher than the European average?

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