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Average desired and expected number of children according to housing conditions assessment

· snapshot · rows: 6 · periods: 4 · section: Results of the survey

The number of children women and men want and plan to have under different living standards is reflected in the desired and expected number of children indicators. The six table rows categorize respondents into three groups: those with very good, good, and average housing conditions. The data is presented as a cross-section without specific years, providing a current view of demographic intentions through the lens of living comfort

Chart of average desired and expected number of children by housing quality

5 – Очень плохие: 19.3% 5 – Очень плохие19.3% · 2.55 4 – Плохие: 17.7% 4 – Плохие17.7% · 2.35 3 – Средние: 16.4% 3 – Средние16.4% · 2.17 2 – Хорошие: 16.0% 2 – Хорошие16.0% · 2.12 1 – Очень хорошие: 15.7% 1 – Очень хорошие15.7% · 2.08 6 – Затрудняюсь сказать: 14.9% 6 – Затрудняюсь сказать14.9% · 1.97 13.2
how it will look

Set in numbers

The table is a snapshot — 6 series shown across 4 breakdowns. 24 values in total.

The largest value belongs to “5 – Очень плохие” — 2.2; the smallest is “6 – Затрудняюсь сказать” at 1.7.

All table numbers are series: 6
Series Среднее желаемое число детей — ЖенщиныСреднее желаемое число детей — МужчиныСреднее ожидаемое число детей — ЖенщиныСреднее ожидаемое число детей — Мужчины
1 – Очень хорошие 2,08 2,14 1,83 1,85
2 – Хорошие 2,12 2,18 1,86 1,91
3 – Средние 2,17 2,13 1,88 1,86
4 – Плохие 2,35 2,19 2,03 1,79
5 – Очень плохие 2,55 2,55 2,11 2,18
6 – Затрудняюсь сказать 1,97 1,90 1,86 1,68

How to read this table

The rows allow for comparison of respondents with different comfort levels, highlighting groups with very good, good, or average housing conditions. Columns are categorized by sex to compare the views of women and men. Indicators should be compared based on the difference between the desired number of children and the number people actually expect to have under current circumstances

More in the section Results of the survey»

Period and application

Data is collected as part of survey results and is not tied to a specific year. This information is useful for demographers and sociologists studying the relationship between housing quality and reproductive attitudes. The statistics illustrate how assessments of living conditions relate to childbearing intentions and allow for analyzing differences in expectations across various population groups based on their living conditions