Add to ORKGSelective abortion of female embryos causes abnormal sex ratios at birth that will result in imbalances on the marriage market. However, it is well-known that varying cohort size in the frame of different mean ages at marriage for males and females also causes imbalances. In the case of Korea, both phenomenons are present: SRB of 115 in 1990-1995 and rapid fertility decline from the early 1960s, with TFR fluctuating below replacement level since 1983 and reaching 1.16 in 2004. This note assesses the relative roles of SRB and cohort size on the marriage market and the adjustments that can happen thru age gap between spouses
AbstractAddressing the gender gap issue is a key to the reduction of the health gap between and with...
National Institute for Child Health and Human Development (P30 HD05876). This paper examines whether...
Among the countries of the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development, South Korea shows...
Imbalances in the sex ratio at birth in Southeast and East Asia increased especially after the mid-1...
Although the decline in fertility rate is generally observed along the history of economic developme...
Within one generation, the South Korean economy developed from one of the poorest countries in the w...
Various norms and values favouring sons over daughters are an important part of the traditional soci...
This paper examines whether son preference has a strong positive effect on fertility rates via numbe...
Stimulated by socioeconomic development, Korea has experienced rapid fertility decline since the 196...
The study examines the socioeconomic determinants of fertility behavior in Korea by developing a mod...
This paper examines the demographic trend in Korea focusing on the period since 1985. It is suggeste...
An imbalance of the Sex Ratio at Birth (SRB) in Vietnam has emerged since the early 2000s. The numbe...
Age at first marriage has risen dramatically in many industrialized societies. Men and women are po...
The article analyzes the population trends and the family and demographic policy in the contemporary...
For years, sex ratios at birth kept rising in South Korea despite rapid development. We show that th...
AbstractAddressing the gender gap issue is a key to the reduction of the health gap between and with...
National Institute for Child Health and Human Development (P30 HD05876). This paper examines whether...
Among the countries of the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development, South Korea shows...
Imbalances in the sex ratio at birth in Southeast and East Asia increased especially after the mid-1...
Although the decline in fertility rate is generally observed along the history of economic developme...
Within one generation, the South Korean economy developed from one of the poorest countries in the w...
Various norms and values favouring sons over daughters are an important part of the traditional soci...
This paper examines whether son preference has a strong positive effect on fertility rates via numbe...
Stimulated by socioeconomic development, Korea has experienced rapid fertility decline since the 196...
The study examines the socioeconomic determinants of fertility behavior in Korea by developing a mod...
This paper examines the demographic trend in Korea focusing on the period since 1985. It is suggeste...
An imbalance of the Sex Ratio at Birth (SRB) in Vietnam has emerged since the early 2000s. The numbe...
Age at first marriage has risen dramatically in many industrialized societies. Men and women are po...
The article analyzes the population trends and the family and demographic policy in the contemporary...
For years, sex ratios at birth kept rising in South Korea despite rapid development. We show that th...
AbstractAddressing the gender gap issue is a key to the reduction of the health gap between and with...
National Institute for Child Health and Human Development (P30 HD05876). This paper examines whether...
Among the countries of the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development, South Korea shows...