Population participating in the micro-census, by number of desired and expected
Microcensus participants reported how many children they would like to have and how many they expect, with responses broken down by sex, age and type of settlement. Respondents are divided into six categories from the total number to those who did not wish to indicate the number of expected children, enabling analysis of reproductive preferences across different groups. Data are presented as of the time of the microcensus, without reference to calendar periods
Distribution of microcensus participants by the number of desired and expected children among men and women aged 18–59 by sex, age and type of settlement
Set in numbers
Rosstat data. Rows: 6 381, indicators: 4. Breakdown: Urban and rural population — Men aged 18-59 y…; Urban and rural population — Those who indicated the number of desired ch…; Urban and rural population — 0; Urban and rural population — 1; Urban and rural population — 2 and others
Highest values: Urban and rural population — Men in a… (597 899), Urban and rural population — Women in a… (404 227), Urban population — Men aged 18-5… (390 813). The gap between the highest and lowest is 93.8 times. The top three account for 49.7% of the total across all positions
All table numbers are series: 6381
How to read this table
Each row of the table groups respondents by sex and age with a breakdown into urban and rural population; the final column shows responses from all participants. Comparisons can be made both within a single age group of men and women and between urban and rural residents to identify differences in reproductive plans
What is visible in these numbers
The set includes the following indicators: Total surveyed; Those who indicated the number of expected children; including those with a number of expected children; Those who did not indicate the number of expected children
Of 100 possible values, 100 (100%) are filled — almost no empty cells remain
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Period and application
The microcensus was conducted by Rosstat as part of federal statistical observation; new data are published as they are processed. The table will assist specialists in demography and sociology in analyzing population reproductive attitudes. Responses from men and women aged 18 to 59 on the number of desired and expected children are presented in 6,381 rows
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