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Сивоплясова С. Ю., Сигарева Е. П. Рождение детей как фактор регресса . S. Yu. Sivoplyasova, E. P. Sigareva. Birth of Children as a Factor ofRegressing .
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DOI: 10.18413/2408-9338-2022-8-2-0-7
Svetlana Yu. Sivoplyasova Evgenia P. SigarevaО
Birth of Children as a Factor of Regressing of Socio-Economic Status of the Family
Institute for Demographic Research - Branch of the Federal Center of Theoretical and Applied Sociology of the Russian Academy of Sciences (IDR FCTAS RAS) bld. 1, 6 Fotieva St., Moscow, 119333, Russia svetlankamos84@rambler.ru sigarevae@mail.ru
Abstract. This article deals with the results of a study of the impact of the birth of children on the socio-economic status of the family. Public and scientific discourse recognizes the essential role of the economic factor in the decision to give birth to a certain number of children before the event itself. However, there are a small number of works that evaluate already implemented reproductive attitudes to change the socioeconomic status of the family. The authors examined the well-known theoretical foundations of the "economic theory of fertility" by G. Becker and R. Easterlin, "demographic transition" by F. W. Notestein and other foreign and domestic researchers in relation to the transformation of the current situation of fertility processes in Russia. The study revealed a more complex relationship between fertility and the socio-economic status of the family, which had a regressive characterin this study. It is shown that the birth of children in modern socio-economic conditionsin Russia worsens family satisfaction with their financial situation, depending on the number of children and form the potential of the poor population. In addition of thisit develops a shortage of funds, and also accelerates the degradation of housing conditions at a higher rate in families with a large number of children. An important conclusion of the study to clarify the scope and directions of socio-demographic policy in Russia and in other countries experiencing similar problems is the conclusion that the appearance of each child in a family worsens its socio-economic status by 10-30%.
Keywords.Family; children; fertility; regression; socio-economic status; household; income, demographic policy
Information for citation: Sivoplyasova, S. Yu., Sigareva, E. P. (2022), "Birth of Children as a Factor of Regressing of Socio-Economic Status of the Family", Research Result. Sociology and management, 8 (2), 85-96. DOI: 10.18413/2408-9338-2022-82-0-7.
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Рождение детей как фактор регресса социально-экономического положения семьи
Институт демографических исследований - обособленное подразделение Федерального государственного бюджетного учреждения науки Федерального научно-исследовательского социологического центра Российской академии наук улица Фотиевой, дом 6, корпус 1, Москва, 119333, Россия
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Аннотация. В статье рассматриваются результаты исследования влияния рождения детей на социально-экономическое положение семьи. Общественный и научный дискурс признает существенную роль экономического фактора в принятии решения о рождении определенного количества детей до самого события. Однако, имеется небольшое количество работ, в которых оцениваются уже реализованные репродуктивные установки на изменение социально-экономического статуса семьи. Авторы рассмотрели известные теоретические основы «экономической теории рождаемости» Г. Беккера и Р. Истерлина, «демографического перехода» Ф. У. Ноутстейна и других зарубежных и отечественных исследователей в связи с трансформацией современной ситуации процессов рождаемости в России. Исследование выявило более сложную связь между рождаемостью и социально-экономическим положением семьи, которая в данном исследовании носила регрессивный характер. Показано, что рождение детей в современных социально-экономических условиях России ухудшает удовлетворенность семей своим материальным положением в зависимости от количества детей и формирует потенциал малообеспеченного населения. Вдобавок к этому развивается дефицит средств, а также ускоряется ухудшение жилищных условий более высокими темпами в многодетных семьях. Важным выводом исследования для уточнения масштабов и направлений социально-демографической политики в России и в других странах, испытывающих аналогичные проблемы, является вывод о том, что появление в семье каждого ребенка ухудшает ее социально-экономическое положение на 10-30%.
Ключевые слова: семья; дети; рождаемость; регресс; социально-экономический статус; семья; доходы, демографическая политика
Информация для цитирования: Сивоплясова С. Ю., Сигарева Е. П. Рождение детей как фактор регресса социально-экономического положения семьи // Научный результат. Социология и управление. 2022. Т. 8, № 2. С. 85-96. DOI: 10.18413/2408-933 8-2022-8-2-0-7.
Introduction. Interest in this topic is due to the fact that in the modern world, under the influence of the ideology of economic determinism and consumer society, the birth of children becomes utilitarian. New generations are increasingly approaching the creation of a family and the birth of a child from the standpoint of the "benefit-cost" dichotomy. The birth of a child ceases to be an unconditional value and becomes the subject of commercial evaluation. This is due to the fact that modern living standards, often imposed by the media and marketers, require significant material, financial and time costs for the birth and upbringing of children. A child is perceived by society as an expensive and long-term "investment project",
the "dividends" from which are not guaranteed.
Russia participates in world global trends, which are characterized by individualism and atomization of society, deepening socio-economic inequality, shrinking family structureand decreasing childbirth, but still has a number of features in comparison with other countries. Thus, the share of households consisting of one person is less (26%) than in Europe and the United States, the share of married couples without children is also much less (16%) than in these countries.
The last 30 years, which are characterized by depopulation trends in Russia (the first and second waves), have formed an active position of the state to overcome them. At the
same time, the existing socio-economic conditions to a significant extent hinder the processes of restoring demographic progress at the level of the whole society and at the level of individual families.
Methodology and methods. The theoretical approaches of this work were based on classical works of Western and domestic demographers, sociologists and economists, as well as articles by modern researchers about the role of socio-economic influence on reproductive processes. It should be noted that a significant part of scientific publications present studies of fertility processes transformation. They focus on the role of economic conditions that form the motivation to have children. The idea of rationalizing reproductive behavior due to economic factors is asserted starting with the well-known "economic theory of fertility" by G. Becker (Becker, 1960, 1993).
In macroeconomic theory This idea was developed by R. Easterlin in macroeco-nomic theory (Easterlin, 1961, 1981, 2011). He argued that the relationship between income and fertility does not depend on absolute, but on relative income. This hypothesis continues to be tested by his followers, who confirm the validity of the theoretical model, but only for high-income countries (Dupke at al., 2015; Hill, 2015; Manukovich, 1998; Jeon at al., 2005). H. Leibenstein noted that "pure economic theory does not explain all variations in fertility; it is necessary to take into account the socio-economic processes that are the result of economic development" (Leibenstein, 1974).
The importance of economic incentives in the processes of fertility is also laid down in the theory of "demographic transition". The essence of this theory is a gradual decrease in fertility and mortality rates during the economic development of states. The works of the founder of this idea, F. W. Notstein, continue to be widely discussed in the scientific community even now (Notestein, 2009). The famous Russian demographer A. G. Vishnevsky was one of the first to try to adapt this theory to Soviet and then Russian reality (Vishnevsky, 2005, 2017, 2018). Other authors continue to
explore this approach in a new situation (Ser-geev at al., 2020; Eggleston and Fuchs, 2012; Muller, 1976).
Microeconomic studies of this problem detail the role of the economic factor, but indicate more complex relationship between it and other determinants of reproductive behavior. These works include the projects of E. Lehrer and M. Nerlav (Lehrer and Nerlav, 1981), S. Robinson and N. Thomes (Robinson and Tomes, 1982), M. O. Borg (Borg, 1989), J. Llovet (Llovet, 1989).
The works of domestic researchers who study the processes of fertility and reproductive behaviorhavea great theoretical value. They recognize the importance of economic conditions but not limited to them and proved the need to take into account other factors. The works of B. Ts. Urlanis (Urlanis, 1963), A. Ya. Boyarsky, D. I. Valentey, A. Ya. Kvasha (Bo-yarskiy at al., 1980; Kvasha, 1981), A. I. An-tonov (Antonov, 1980), V. A. Borisov, A. B. Sinelnikov (Borisov and Sinelnikov, 1995), V. N. Arkhangelsky (Archangelsky, 2006), V. N. Medkov (Antonov at al., 2002) and other authors convincingly prove that economically deterministic demographic policy does not always lead to unambiguous increase in the birth rate. The economic factor is a necessary, but insufficient condition for influencing the processes of fertility. In conditions of economic instability, a guaranteed system of the state support of families with children is of particular importance. It-provids basic expenses for the upbringing and education of the younger generation.
In our study, we focused on the aspect of the socio-economic status of the family, which is objectively transformed at the birth of a child. Moreover, the nature of the transformation is regressive.
Here the socio-economic status of the family is an integral characteristic that reflects the social and economic potential for the implementation of life strategies. It contains various components: total income, per capita income (its financial position), as well as the presence of property, housing conditions and other opportunities, or, on the contrary, the absence of such. Usually, the study of the socioeconomic status of families classifies them into
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several groups with high, medium and low status. The first one is determined by a high level of income and quality of housing conditions that allow satisfying the basic needs of life. The second one is characterized by the level of income and housing conditions corresponding to the minimum social standards of living. The third one is determined by such material and housing conditions, which are below the established standards (for example, below the subsistence level) and do not allow satisfying basic needs in full.
The concept of regression in the context of the study had a classical interpretation as a
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decrease or deterioration in socio-economic status under the influence of any events: in this case, with the birth of children. This report will affect some aspects of our research.
Research Results and Discussion. Following the data of the last census in Russia in 2010 (since the new census planned in 2020 was postponed due to the pandemic), the country's population includes more than 17.5 million families with children under 18 years old. The most common are full families with children (Figure 1). Almost 30% consisting of a mother and children, and about 4% consisting of a fatherand children.
□ married with children
□ mothers with children
□ fathers with children
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Figure 1. Structure of family units with children under 18 years old
A typical family in Russia is a married couple with 1 child. There are more than 2/3 of such households (Figure 2). Every fourth family is also a family with 2 children. The share of households with a large number of children is about 6%. These data are presented in the results of the Russian Census of 2010. According to the Ministry of Labour and Social Protection of Russiaof January 1, 2019, the number of large families was 1.76 million, where more than 5.6 million children are being raised.
In the Figure 3 in all types of families, especially where there is only oneparent, the dominant family is a family with 1 child. There are relatively few families with many children-where there is only one parent.
In recent years, the total fertility rate in Russia has been declining and in 2020 amounts
to 1.48 children per 1 woman of reproductive age. This situation is characteristic not only of Russia. At the same time, it should be noted that the desired number of children, according to the results of many sociological studies, is greater than the real total coefficient. This is due to the fact that the prevailing socio-economic conditions hinder the implementation of the desired reproductive attitudes. This fact is indicated by the results of the author's sociological survey of intellectual youth, which was carried out in Russia, Kazakhstan and Kyrgyz-stan. The survey showed that given the current socio-economic conditions, the ideal reproductive model is becoming less detailed. The number of respondents with "conscious childlessness" is also increasing (Figure 4, 5).
Сивоплясова С. Ю., Сигарева Е. П. Рождение детей как фактор регресса . S. Yu. Sivoplyasova, E. P. Sigareva. Birth of Children as a Factor ofRegressing .
Number of family units
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□ with 3 or more children
Figure 2. Structure of family units by the number of children under 18 years old
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Figure 3. Structure of families with children under 18 years old by composition
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Figure 4. Distribution of respondents' answers to the question "How many children would you like to have if all the conditions necessary for this exist?", %
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Figure 5. Distribution of respondents' answers to the question: "How many children are the best to
have in a family in our time in your country? ",%
According to another all-Russian survey "Demographic Wellbeing of Russia" conducted by the Institute for Demographic Research of
the Russian Academy of Sciences, financial difficulties and housing problems were among the main reasons for refusing to implement the desired reproductive attitudes (Table 1).
Table 1
Three main reasons that prevent having the desired number of children, %
What prevents you from having the desired number of children, % men women
difficulties with money 66.2 65.9
uncertaintyaboutthefuture 59.4 63.0
housingproblems 54.1 48.8
The results of a sample survey of households on the degree of satisfaction with their financial situation in 2019 (Table 2) show that only 2% of families with 1 child and 3% of families with 2 or more children have sufficient funds to buy everything they consider necessary.
Almost half of families with children (regardless of their number) have problems buying durable goods, which forces them to take out consumer loans. About one of four families does not have sufficient funds to buy a car. For 13% of families with 1 child, it is difficult to make mandatory payments for
utilities and buy clothes. There are already more than 16% of families with more than 1 child with the same problems. As for buying an apartment, the problem of lack of funds is more noticeable in families with 1 child than with 2 or more children (8% versus 7.4%). This paradox is evidently due to the demographic policy of the state to stimulate the birth rate of the second and subsequent children (first of all, the payment of maternity capital at the birth of a second child). In addition, there are families who noted that they did not even have enough money for food (0.4% with 1 child and 0.8% with 2 or more children).
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Table 2
Distribution of households according to the degree of satisfaction with their financial situation
(including those with children under 16 (18) years old) (based on the results _of the Sample Survey of Household Budgets), %_
Having children Allhouseholds households that assessed their financia position as fol ows:
not enough money even for food it is difficult to buy clothes and pay utility bills cannot afford to buy durable goods not enough money to buy a car not enough money to buy an apartment, summer residence enough funds to buy whatever you see fit find it difficult to answer
1 child 100 0.4 13.0 49.7 2б.3 B.0 2.0 0.5
2 children and more 100 0.B 1б.б 4В.б 23.4 7.4 3.0 0.3
The evidence of the significant influence of childbirth on the socio-demographic status of a family is shown in the Figure 6. Here, the dynamics of the share of poor households in the total number of households in Russia is presented. Its value is not so great and in different years ranged from 6.6% to 8.9%. In addition, the share of low-income households with children under 18 years old in the total number of households with children is presented. In this case, its value ranges from 15.0% to 21.7%. Moreover, as the graph shows, this gap is growing by 2018. This means that having children in a family generally increases the family's poor status or poverty. In addition, the share of low-income families with small children (under 3 years old) in the total number of families with children under 3 years old is presented. Its indicators are even higher: from 22.1% to 34.5%. Also in recent years, the gap between the charts has been
growing. This demonstrates that a particularly significant deterioration in socio-economic status is characteristic of young families with young children.
The data from the survey of cash income of households in Russia also recorded an increase in the deficit of cash income of low-income families with different numbers of children (Figure 7). It should be noted that in absolute numbers the shortage of funds for one family member with 1 child and 2 children is quite close. The growing deficit for such families is almost synchronous, but for low-income families with many children (3 or more), the shortage of funds increases and "breaks away" from the dynamics of less-child low-income families. This means that poverty in low-income families with many children continues to have a special dynamic and, in general, is getting worse over time.
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40 35 30 25 20 15 10 5 0
Share of poor households in total
Share of poor households with children under 18 years old
Share of poor households with children under 3 years old
2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018
Figure 6. Share of poor households in the total number of households. Share of poor households with children of 18 years old in the total number of households with children under 18 years old and share of poor households with children under 3 years old in the total number of households with children under 3years old, % (according to the data of sample observation of the population's income and participation in social programs)
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1 child
2 children
3 children and more
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2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018
Figure 7. Deficit of cash income of low-income households with children under 16 (18) years old,
on average per household member, rubles
The same conclusion can be made on the basis of the following graph, which demonstrates the relative indicators of the shortfall in cash income of poor families with different numbers of children (Figure 8).
If in 2011 the aggregate deficit of low-income families with children in the total
deficit of low-income families was 71.0%, then later it increased and in 2018 reached 90.9%. This is especially noticeable in the growth of the share of the deficit of low-income families with 3 or more children (3 times).
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45 40 35 30 25 20 15 10
1 child
2 children
3 children and more
2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018
Figure 8. Deficit of cash income of low-income households with children under 16 (18) years old, as a percentage of the total income deficit of low-income households
As for another significant factor holding back the birth of children, the housing problem, we note the following: it is clear that the appearance of a new family member objectively worsens living conditions. In Russia there is a state program "Housing for a Young Family" aimed at stimulating the birth of children. But if we pay attention to the Figure 9, we note that, despite the decrease after 2014 in the number of young families in need
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of housing, their number remains quite large: in 2018, more than 318 000 families. Moreover, the prospects for improving living conditions are not as great as it seems. The share of young families who were able to do it ranges: from 10% in 2011 to 7% in 2019. Therefore, the housing problem will be a constraining factor for the birth of children for a long time to come. Conversely, the birth of children will aggravate the living conditions of young families.
Number of young families in need of housing
Number of young families who improved their living conditions
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2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019
Figure 9. Number of young families registered as needing housing at the end of the year and number of young families being registered as needing housing and having improved living conditions in the reporting year
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This also applies to large families seeking to improve living conditions (Figure 10). Their number is gradually increasing: in 2019 they amounted to more than 132 000 families.
The share of those large families who received adequate housing or improved it reaches no more than 3% -5%
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140000 120000 100000 80000 60000 40000 20000 0
Large families registered with housing
Large families who received living quarters
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2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019
Figure 10. Number of large families registered as needing housing at the end of the year and number of large families that received housing and improved housing conditions
in the reporting year
At the same time, Russia is doing a lot to support the birth of children. Since 2007, it has been implementing a program of "maternity (family) capital", which was paid at the birth of a second and/or subsequent child. The amount of such payment is constantly growing. Since 2020, maternity capital has also been paid for the first-born and is already 484 000 rubles (about 6.5 thousand US dollars) in 2021. The birth of children in young families under 30 is additionally stimulated. From 2021, the methodology for calculating the subsistence minimum is changing, on the basis of which calculations are made on measures of social support for families with children.
In the context of a pandemic in Russia, special attention was paid to supporting families with children. Special payments in 2020 were the following:
- within three months, families with children under 3 years old: 5 000 rubles ($ 70) per month;
- within five months, families with children from 3 to 16 years old: 10 000 rubles ($ 140) per month;
- in case of loss of work by parents, an additional payment for a child under 18 years old to unemployment benefits: 3 000 rubles ($ 40) per month.
- payment by the new year 2021 for children under 7 years old inclusive: 5 000 rubles ($ 70).
In addition, there is a preferential mortgage program. This program is valid for the families in which the second child was born after January 1, 2018. The interest rate on such a loan ranges from 4% to 6% depending on the bank (as opposed to the average rate of 8-10% in most banks on standard terms).
Thus, social support from the state is, according to various estimates, from 20% to 30% of the financial costs of giving birth and raising a child.
Conclusions. Main conclusions are the following:
- birth of a child and socio-economic status of the family are interdependent concepts. As the socio-economic opportunities of the family affect the reproductive choice, the birth of children affects the current and future socioeconomic situation of the family;
- empirical data indicate that the appearance of each subsequent child worsens the socio-economic potential of the family, by about 10% -30%, thereby provoking a regression of status;
- basic needs for purchasing durable goods and car cannot be met for half of fami-
lies with children, in the first case, and a quarter of families, in the second case. Consumer loans for the purchase of these items only preserve the problem of lack of material resources and delay the process of regression;
- deterioration of the socio-economic status is especially significant among young families with a child under 3 years old, as well as among large families. The realization of reproductive intentions in low-income families greatly aggravates the problem of poverty;
- socio-economic policy of states characterized by depopulation trends should be much more focused on preserving the financial and housing situation of families intending to become parents.
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Received 15 April 2022. Revised 07May 2022. Accepted 14 May 2022.
Статья поступила в редакцию 15 апреля 2022 г. Поступила после доработки 7 мая 2022 г. Принята к печати 14 мая 2022 г.
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Evgenia P. Sigareva, Candidate in Economics, Leading Researcher, Institutefor Demographic Research, Federal Centerfor Theoretical and Applied Sociology, Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow, Russia. Сигарева Евгения Петровна, кандидат экономических наук, ведущий научный сотрудник Института демографических исследований Федерального научно-исследовательского социологического центра Российской Академии наук, Москва, Россия.
Svetlana Yu. Sivoplyasova, Candidate in Economics, Associate Professor, Leading Researcher, Institute for Demographic Research, Federal Center for Theoretical and Applied Sociology, Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow Aviation Institute (National Research University), Moscow, Russia.
Сивоплясова Светлана Юрьевна, кандидат экономических наук, доцент, ведущий научный сотрудник Института демографических исследований Федерального научно-исследовательского социологического центра Российской академии наук, Московский авиационный институт (национальный исследовательский университет), Москва, Россия.
