* n (Ireland) = 22,744, n (Austria) = 60,676, n (Belgium) = 52,483, n (Bulgaria) =135, n(Czechia) = 45,836, n (Denmark) = 79, n (Finland) = 178, n (France) = 180,947, n (Germany) = 32,956, n (Greece) = 7,203, n (Italy) = 77,627, n (Luxembourg) = 1,932, n (Netherlands) = 11,206, n (Norway) = 204, n (Poland) = 352, n (Portugal) = 148, n (Romania) = 131, n (Slovakia) = 203, n (Spain) =11,537, n (Sweden) = 411, n (Switzerland) = 6,642, n (United Kingdom) =3,226. ** The graphic displays the share of respondents that reported "yes." The remaining share of respondents to 100 percent reported "no."
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Young people who could be happy without cinema or TV in Europe 2017, by country
This statistic illustrates the share of young people in Europe who reported that they could be happy without cinema, movies or television as of 2017, broken down by country. Among those in the Netherlands, ** percent of respondents stated yes to this question.
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