2023
DOI: 10.3138/jcfs.54.2.030
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South Korea’s Fertility Puzzle: A Mismatch Between Sustained Childbearing Desires and Declining Fertility

Jolene Tan

Abstract: Although marriage and fertility rates in South Korea have been declining for decades, many perceive having two or more children as the ideal. To understand the mismatch between childbearing desires and realities, this study describes the interrelatedness and incongruity of Korean women’s attitudes toward marriage, childbearing and gender roles by viewing attitudes as a multidimensional construct. Using data from the Korean Longitudinal Survey of Women and Families, latent transition analysis was conducted to i… Show more

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