Assessment of the impact of state support for families with children on the decision to have a child
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State support measures directly influence demographics, and this table presents family opinions on the matter. The survey included respondents assessing the role of assistance in childbearing decisions made after January 1, 2007. Rows are categorized by birth order: first, second, and third child. Columns range from 'helped, leading to a child whose birth had been postponed' to 'hard to say.' Results are expressed in percent
Histogram of estimated impact of state support on childbearing decisions by birth order
Set in numbers
This is a cross-section: 6 series in % across 4 breakdowns. 24 values in total.
The largest value belongs to “Первый” — 16.6 %; the smallest is “Второй” at 14.2 %.
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 | 16,33 | 11,46 | 55,76 | 16,44 |
| Второй | 28,64 | 15,64 | 44,01 | 11,71 |
| Третий | 29,28 | 19,51 | 39,28 | 11,92 |
| Первый | 16,13 | 12,70 | 54,56 | 16,60 |
| Второй | 25,21 | 14,33 | 46,24 | 14,22 |
| Третий | 25,31 | 14,31 | 45,32 | 15,06 |
How to read this table
Row variations allow for comparing attitudes toward state support based on the birth order of the child planned or already born. This shows how the perception of assistance changes from the first to the third child. The response columns indicate the degree of family confidence that state measures were the decisive factor in family expansion
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 statistics are based on survey results and presented as a cross-sectional snapshot rather than a time series. Data is provided in percent and covers respondents whose children were born after January 2007. This information is useful for analyzing the effectiveness of demographic policies and understanding social trends
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