Why not have children? …60% say “I won’t have children if I don’t have money” = South Korea

As the low birthrate phenomenon becomes more serious, many people believe that they will not have children unless they can afford it. In fact, 60% of the population believes that they will not have children unless they have money.
He says he has it. This shows that in South Korea, even if a woman wants to have a child, economic circumstances are considered important. On the 21st, M-Brain Trend Monitor, a company specializing in market research, recently announced
, conducted a ``Survey on Family Views and Perceptions of Family Relationships'' targeting 1,000 men and women aged 13 to 59 nationwide, and found that the economic status of the family has a significant impact on healthy family relationships.
Understood. Eight out of ten respondents (78.4%, agreement rate) answered, ``In order to maintain good family relationships, there should be at least no financial problems.''
Many respondents (72.4%) said, ``If my family doesn't have the financial means, I won't be able to maintain that relationship.'' In addition, ``A house that can afford it financially''
Quite a number of respondents (67.4%) agreed that the garden is closer to home.'' (67.4%) It has been found that this kind of awareness has a particularly large impact on the way children are raised.
79.9% of respondents answered, ``I want my children to be financially wealthy.'' She also said, ``When you become a parent, you want to give everything to your child without hesitation.''
74.8% of respondents answered "Yes." Furthermore, 6 out of 10 people answered, ``If you can't afford it, it would be better not to have children at all'' (60.9%).