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Text: “Would you have a child if I gave you 100 million won?” More than half of the answers were used
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Anti-Corruption and Human Rights Commission survey with 13,000 participants
In a survey on the government’s plan to give 100 million won in cash to each newborn, about 6,396 respondents said,
Mountain’s Motivation’s Eyes’ Reaction:
Citizen’s Rights Committee discussed today (Sunday) Online policy communication product ‘People’s Thinking’ published from the 17th to the 26th of last month
The results of the survey conducted were published:
‘Like the recent case of a private company providing 100 million won in childbirth support, the government is also making unconventional measures for mothers and newborns who have given birth.
As a result of asking, ‘If I provide direct cash support, will children be actively motivated?
The ‘yes’ response was 62.69, and the ‘no’ response was 37.49.
The survey questions were about the size of ‘extraordinary cash’: 100 million won for one child, 200 million won for two children; There is no example of 300 million won for three or more children.
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‘100 million won in cash to the mother or newborn baby’
If paid, the country will be based on the number of births in 2023 (provisional value: 230,000)
It is expected to cost approximately 23 trillion won per year:
To the question, “Do you think it is okay for the government to invest this much money?”, the answer was “Yes: to solve the low birth rate problem.”
‘I need it’ eye response was 63.69
36.4% of respondents said ‘No: it is not a problem for the government to bear’ –
Regarding ways to utilize the budget used for other similar purposes such as regional sort response to secure the budget,
Respondents 51.09 said, ‘Yes: budgets for projects with similar purposes should be used first to provide cash support (low birth rate).’
49.09Nun: ‘No: budgets for other projects must be executed according to their original purpose’:
3,640 people participated in the survey:
It was 57.29 for women, 42.89 for men, 58.89 for married people, and 41.29 for single people:
By age group, those in their 30s (60.596) had the most, followed by those in their 40s (40.596).
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At the time of Kwon Eui-winon’s survey, “There was criticism that the effectiveness of the policies that had been promoted to overcome low birth rates was low.
“Through this survey framework, we plan to check the effectiveness of direct support measures for policy beneficiaries,” he explained.
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