In 1995, the proportion of married young couples between the ages of 25 and 30 living with their parents or in laws was 15%, while in 2002, the proportion rose to 46%. Therefore, in 2002, it was more difficult for married young couples in this age group to live independently.
The above conclusion is based on the assumption that young couples in this age group will not choose to live with their parents as long as they can live independently.