英文摘要 |
From the perspective of costs, this study discussed the possible consequences of household purchase brought to fertility behavior. The Panel Study of Family Dynamics surveyed was used to establish the fertility behavior survival model. The results indicate that purchasing houses at soaring prices will take up more household resources causing a stronger crowding-out effect of houses on children, and thereby reducing the occurrence rate of fertility leading to the phenomenon of “dare not have children after buying a house”. On the other hand, when considering houses as the precondition factor of child-bearing, the situation of “no house no children” will occur. This study recommends that the relevant government units should actively address the problem of high housing prices and control the unreasonable delay in household fertility periods due to house purchase during high housing price periods in order to avoid falling into the low fertility trap. |