The finding came to light in research conducted from 2017 to 2019, which excluded variables related to Covid-19. - AFP
SEOUL, May 14 (Korea Herald/ANN): South Korean men in the top income quintile have a much better chance of tying the knot and having children than those earning less, according to data released on Sunday.
Low-income Korean men are likely to be unmarried and childless till they hit their mid-40s, data from the Korea Labour Institute (KLI) analysing labour and fertility trends showed.
