Intergenerational transmission of poverty
Adults aged between 25 and 59 years by age group according to their income quintile per unit of consumption and material deprivation when they were teenagers.
Unidades: Total number of adults aged 25 to 59 years.

	Basic school needs (books and stationery) weren't covered	Did not eat at least one meat, chicken or fish (or the vegetarian equivalent) meal per day	Could not spend at least one week a year on holiday away from home	
Total	
    Total	1.166.781	1.513.979	7.716.290	
    First quintile	396.271	483.592	1.818.208	
    Second quintile	288.289	401.730	1.854.047	
    Third quintile	240.836	316.039	1.743.204	
    Fourth quintile	146.621	189.443	1.399.540	
    Fifth quintile	94.764	123.174	901.291	
From 25 to 44 years old	
    Total	495.902	681.293	3.441.486	
    First quintile	180.791	244.247	878.089	
    Second quintile	132.944	199.766	870.229	
    Third quintile	99.613	133.835	818.048	
    Fourth quintile	51.370	69.521	598.065	
    Fifth quintile	31.184	33.923	277.056	
From 45 to 59	
    Total	670.879	832.686	4.274.804	
    First quintile	215.480	239.344	940.120	
    Second quintile	155.345	201.964	983.818	
    Third quintile	141.223	182.204	925.156	
    Fourth quintile	95.250	119.922	801.475	
    Fifth quintile	63.580	89.252	624.235	
Notas:
This table takes into account the current situation of adults aged 25-59 and that of their parents or household when the child was an adolescent.Income per unit of consumption is obtained, for each household, by dividing total household income by the number of units of consumption. The distribution of persons is taken.Carencia material infantil cuando era adolescente: el hogar no podía permitirse el concepto considerado.
Fuente: Instituto Nacional de Estadística