DELAYED CHILDBEARING IN CANADA: TRENDS AND FACTORS

Using period and cohort birth order statistics, an overview of the phenomenon of delayed childbearing in Canada is presented. Data employed in the period analysis were mainly from the years 1944 to 1985, while woman born between the years 1935 to 1960 were the subjects of the cohort analysis. An exa...

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description Using period and cohort birth order statistics, an overview of the phenomenon of delayed childbearing in Canada is presented. Data employed in the period analysis were mainly from the years 1944 to 1985, while woman born between the years 1935 to 1960 were the subjects of the cohort analysis. An examination of selected indices, namely, age-specific first-birth fertility rates, median ages of woman at first-order birth and cumulative first-order birth rates shows that there is an overall trend for women to postpone the initiation of childbearing until late twenties or early thirties. Utilizing the 1984 Family History Survey data, some socio-economic correlates of delayed childbearing are also discussed. The results indicate that work experience, education, occupation and year of marriage are important variables influencing age at first birth and first-birth interval. In questo articolo viene analizzato il fenomeno della fecondità tardiva, tramite l'analisi trasversale e longitudinale delle nascite per rango, fornite dalle statistiche canadesi. I dati utilizzati per l'analisi trasversale si riferiscono agli anni compresei tra il 1944 e il 1985, mentre per l'analisi longitudinale vengono presi in considerazione le generazioni di donne nate tra il 1935 e il 1960. L'analisi degli indici prescelti (i tassi specifici di fecondità del primo ordine di nascita per età della madre, l'età mediana della donna alla nascita del primo figlio e la cumulata dei tassi di fecondità del primo ordine) evidenzia la tendenza generale, tra le donne, a posticipare la nascita del primo figlio fin verso la fine dei venti anni e gli inizi dei trenta anni. Utilizzando i dati raccolti nella Inchiesta sulla famiglia del 1984, vengono inoltre analizzati alcuni fattori collegati con la fecondità tardiva. I risultati mostrano che il lavoro, l'istruzione, lo status occupazionale e l'età al matrimonio rappresentano delle variabili importanti in quanto influiscono sull'età alla nascita del primo figlio e sull'intervallo protogenesico. Fécondité retardée au Canada: une vue d'ensemble du phénomène est donnée par des analyses, transversale et longitudinale, des statistiques de naissances selon le rang. L'analyse transversale utilise principalement les données des années 1944 à 1985; dans l'analyse longitudinale, sont décrites les femmes nées de 1935 à 1960. Les indicateurs retenus sont: les taux de fécondité par âge et premier rang de naissance, l'âge médian des mères à la premiére naissance, et
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Age Factors
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Americas
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Birth Rate
Births
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Childbirth
Cohort Studies
Demographics
Demography
Developed Countries
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Fertility rates
Housing
Marriage
Motherhood
North America
Population
Population Characteristics
Population Dynamics
Reproductive behavior
Reproductive History
Sexual Behavior
Social Class
Socioeconomic Factors
Women
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