Economic pressures and personal goals lead to varied family units, reflecting changing societal norms and policy needs
South Korea is witnessing a significant shift in youth attitudes toward marriage, with only about 30% of teenagers believing that marriage is essential, a 43.7% decrease from a decade ago.
This evolving stance on marriage and family life poses long-term societal risks, including demographic decline, economic strains from changing household structures and a redefinition of personal and societal goals.
South Korea is witnessing a significant shift in youth attitudes toward marriage, with only about 30% of teenagers believing that marriage is essential, a 43.7% decrease from a decade ago.
This evolving stance on marriage and family life poses long-term societal risks, including demographic decline, economic strains from changing household structures and a redefinition of personal and societal goals.
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