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Plodnost v České republice a ve Slovenské republice: staré a nové odlišnosti
[Fertility in the Czech Republic and in the Slovak Republic: differences old and new]

Jitka Rychtaříková, Boris Vaňo

. 2009 ; 51 (1) : 90-102.

Jazyk čeština Země Česko

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Over the long term the Czech Republic and the Slovak Republic have come to exhibit quite similar procreative behaviour. Unlike in the past, when Slovakia had a higher fertility rate, today both it and the Czech Republic rank among the countries with the lowest average number of live-born children per woman. Since 2005 total fertility rate in Slovakia has even been lower than that in the Czech Republic. Very similar trends are observed in the increase in the number of extramarital children, which is at the level of one-third of all live-born children. These children are most often born to women with lower education. Childlessness among women in Slovakia is traditionally somewhat higher than in the Czech Republic, but this fact is offset by more thirdorder births in Slovakia than in the Czech Republic. In an international typology of fertility and the living standard, both states rank with other post-communist countries, with Slovakia more like Poland, and the Czech Republic more like Hungary.

Fertility in the Czech Republic and in the Slovak Republic: differences old and new

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