제주지역 미혼남녀의 결혼 및 출산의향에 대한 성별 비교 연구

다국어 초록 (Multilingual Abstract)

This study was conducted based on a survey of unmarried men and women who lives in Jeju on marriage and childbirth intention to deal with the cause of low birth among the causes of the population cliff problem in Korea. It is worth noting that the decline in the fertility rate has been dealt with from various perspectives such as marriage awareness, lifestyle, and social advancement, and in particular, it has led to differences in marriage and childbirth intentions of men and women depending on the cultural background of our society. This study analyzed the differences between men and women based on data that surveyed the values of life, marriage, and childbirth intention for unmarried men and women in Jeju. As a result, it was confirmed that women were more concerned about self-realization and deterioration of personal quality of life after marriage and childbirth than men, and that work-life balance and cultural leisure life would also decrease. In previous studies, we tried to clarify the limitations of responding to the cause of low birth rate as socioeconomic reasons. These results suggest the need to examine the social phenomenon in which ultra-low birth rates continue from a new perspective despite the active birth support policies of the government and local governments, and emphasize the need for basic research and policy preparation based on the values of unmarried women.