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[FAMI04] Households without children, per cent of total by Year, Country and Household

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Denmark: Statistics Denmark
Finland: Statistics Finland
Iceland: Statistics Iceland
Norway: Statistics Norway
Sweden: Statistics Sweden
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Rate of households without children. Based on number of households by parent’s status. Counted at a specified month by year-end. Month of counting is specified in country-note. The variable Household consist of the following categories: Married, Cohabiting, Single and Other.

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Denmark

Number of households as per 1 January the following year. Children are defined as children aged 0-24 years living at home. The category 'Other' contains children under the age of 18 living away from home.

Finland

Children are defined as children aged 0-17 years living at home.
Single also include children aged 18 or over living at home.

Iceland

The numbers are based on registries on the 1st of January the following year.

Sweden

Cohabiting people are presented as married