“I want to have a child, but”…What is the number one person who hesitates about giving birth? = Korea

In South Korea, the total birth rate hit an all-time low of 0.78 children last year, and it was found that the most important reason for people's hesitancy to give birth was ``financial burden.''
South Korean data consulting company PMI recently conducted a survey of 3,000 men and women between the ages of 20 and 69 regarding their views on unmarried men, women, and women.
As a result of the survey, 77.2% of all unmarried men and women answered that they were thinking of having children, and 22.8% said that they were not thinking of having children.
This revealed that, ``Although we are living in an era of low birthrates, this does not mean that there is no desire to have children.''
By gender, 30.4% of women said they had no intention of having children, while 17% of men said they had no intention of giving birth.
It was calculated as .2%. Furthermore, the number one thing to consider when giving birth was "financial stability" (70.3%). Next was "health condition" (11.4%) and "relationship with spouse" (9%).
6%) were also mentioned as factors to consider. On the other hand, when respondents who said they had no plans to give birth were asked why, 4 out of 10 respondents said it was because of the financial burden (38.9%).
I answered. 2nd place was ``health condition'' (16.6%), 3rd place was ``pursuit of happiness alone with spouse'' (15.9%), and 4th place was ``feeling of burden due to interruption of career such as work/study'' (8.3%). ) etc.
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