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Table 1 Distribution of respondents according to the main reason for leaving home by time of interview or by age 34 (if respondent aged 35 or older at interview) according to gender and birth-cohort

From: Leaving home across the recent cohorts in Italy: does economic vulnerability due to labour market status matter?

 

% that have left

% that have left with a partner

% that have left without a partner

Total

of which (%)

Total

of which (%)

for cohabitation

for marriage

For work

To study

For independence

Other reasons

Men

1965–1969

80.1

50.0

11.1

88.9

30.1

34.1

12.5

21.5

31.9

1970–1974

78.5

43.9

21.0

79.0

34.6

41.8

14.3

22.9

21.0

1975–1979†

72.5

35.5

35.7

64.3

37.0

38.7

16.1

25.5

19.7

1980–1984‡

52.1

20.4

47.1

52.9

31.7

38.8

25.4

22.5

13.3

1985–1989*

32.9

9.2

61.1

38.9

23.7

30.5

37.0

19.4

13.1

1990–1996**

28.2

6.4

72.1

27.9

21.8

29.4

47.6

13.0

10.0

Total

60.2

29.4

28.6

71.4

30.8

37.0

21.7

22.2

19.1

Women

   

1965–1969

88.2

70.7

10.0

90.0

17.5

31.0

27.1

23.1

18.8

1970–1974

87.8

66.0

17.9

82.1

21.8

25.0

34.7

26.2

14.1

1975–1979†

83.9

57.4

24.4

75.6

26.5

23.7

38.1

28.4

9.8

1980–1984‡

69.7

41.3

35.8

64.2

28.4

26.9

42.0

21.5

9.6

1985–1989*

42.5

20.2

45.1

54.9

22.3

18.6

55.9

18.1

7.4

1990–1996**

34.5

12.4

59.2

40.8

22.1

12.7

61.0

14.1

12.2

Total

71.8

48.4

23.3

76.7

23.4

23.8

41.6

23.1

11.5

  1. †Truncated at ages 30–34 in 2009; ‡ truncated at ages 25–29 in 2009, and at ages 32–35 in 2016; *truncated at ages 20–24 in 2009, and at ages 27–31 in 2016; **truncated at ages 20–26 in 2016
  2. In Italics: percentage conditional frequencies to those who have left with(out) a partner