Reasons for low birth in Spain
Reasons for low birth rate
Social
1. Priority of profesional life instead of family life
Social change and behaviour infront of priorities
2. Inbound Immigration
Migratory movements to cities
Unpopulated areas
3. Life expectancy
82,3 years. Spain is the European country with a higher life expectancy, according to WHO.
Economic
1. Low salaries
Spain Wage Index
Wages in Spain decreased to 90.83 Index Points in September of 2013 from 90.90 Index Points in August of 2013. Wages in Spain is reported by the Ministry of the Economy and Finance, Spain. Spain Wage Index averaged 73.11 Index Points from 1977 until 2013, reaching an all time high of 118.67 Index Points in February of 2008 and a record low of 43.90 Index Points in December of 1984. In Spain, wages are benchmarked using the index of total earnings. This page contains - Spain Wages - actual values, historical data, forecast, chart, statistics, economic calendar and news.
2. Both genders need to work
Actual situation
Difficulty of economic resources
The Evolution of the integration of women
3. Long working hours
Spain is one of the countries in Europe where more hours are worked per year. Total (1.690h/year)
The Spanish worked 1690 hours in 2011, 20% more than German and Dutch. labor demand is linked to the demand that is not kept in balance. Finally that`s one of the reasons of the spanish unemployment.
4. Cost of raising a child
150.00e
The fertility rate in Spain is 1.46 children per woman, one of the lowest in the world. The Spanish are little given to multiply, in part because it makes us happy (and as we have learned the trick), partly because it comes expensive: about 150,000 euros, to 18 years, age at reaching most of Ditto but, needless to say, does not necessarily mean leaving home.
Average product’s price increase
Cultural
1. Gender inequality
Gender inequality in Spain increases: from 11th in 2010 to 30th in 2013
2. Abortion and anticonceptive method
Social
1. Priority of profesional life instead of family life
Social change and behaviour infront of priorities
2. Inbound Immigration
Migratory movements to cities
Unpopulated areas
3. Life expectancy
82,3 years. Spain is the European country with a higher life expectancy, according to WHO.
Economic
1. Low salaries
Spain Wage Index
Wages in Spain decreased to 90.83 Index Points in September of 2013 from 90.90 Index Points in August of 2013. Wages in Spain is reported by the Ministry of the Economy and Finance, Spain. Spain Wage Index averaged 73.11 Index Points from 1977 until 2013, reaching an all time high of 118.67 Index Points in February of 2008 and a record low of 43.90 Index Points in December of 1984. In Spain, wages are benchmarked using the index of total earnings. This page contains - Spain Wages - actual values, historical data, forecast, chart, statistics, economic calendar and news.
2. Both genders need to work
Actual situation
Difficulty of economic resources
The Evolution of the integration of women
3. Long working hours
Spain is one of the countries in Europe where more hours are worked per year. Total (1.690h/year)
The Spanish worked 1690 hours in 2011, 20% more than German and Dutch. labor demand is linked to the demand that is not kept in balance. Finally that`s one of the reasons of the spanish unemployment.
4. Cost of raising a child
150.00e
The fertility rate in Spain is 1.46 children per woman, one of the lowest in the world. The Spanish are little given to multiply, in part because it makes us happy (and as we have learned the trick), partly because it comes expensive: about 150,000 euros, to 18 years, age at reaching most of Ditto but, needless to say, does not necessarily mean leaving home.
Average product’s price increase
Cultural
1. Gender inequality
Gender inequality in Spain increases: from 11th in 2010 to 30th in 2013
2. Abortion and anticonceptive method