How Russians assess state support measures for childbirth
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Survey participants were asked whether state measures helped them decide to have a child or if the effect was unclear, regarding support measures implemented after January 1, 2007. Rows categorize families expecting their first, second, or third child to allow for a comparison of motivation across different groups. Results are presented in percent, covering a range of responses from direct assistance to uncertainty
Distribution of responses regarding the impact of state support measures on childbearing decisions by birth order, percent
Set in numbers
The table is a snapshot — 6 series in % shown across 4 breakdowns. 24 values in total.
“Первый” leads the table with 9 %, “Третий” closes it with 5 %.
All table numbers are series: 6
| Series | помогло, появился ребенок, рождение которого до этого откладывали | эти меры помогли принять решение о рождении ребенка, которого без этого не могли себе позволить | не помогло | трудно сказать |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Первый | 24,68 | 12,70 | 53,91 | 8,71 |
| Второй | 32,54 | 16,07 | 43,44 | 7,95 |
| Третий | 34,04 | 17,36 | 39,33 | 9,27 |
| Первый | 24,40 | 13,77 | 52,86 | 8,97 |
| Второй | 31,17 | 18,21 | 43,26 | 7,35 |
| Третий | 32,11 | 16,61 | 46,32 | 4,97 |
How to read this table
Differences between rows illustrate how the perception of state support varies depending on the child's birth order. By comparing indicators for the first, second, and third child, it is possible to identify which family categories are most significantly affected by support measures. This helps clarify the primary target of state program impacts
What is visible in these numbers
The figures are index or percentage values, so they cannot be added up across rows: each one is measured against its own base.
The same indicator in other breakdowns (1)
More in the section Results of the survey»
Period and application
The data are based on survey results and presented as a cross-sectional snapshot rather than a time series. The percentage-based information is intended for demographers, sociologists, and social policy specialists analyzing the effectiveness of current programs. Rosstat data reflect respondent opinions at the time of the study
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