(표 10-6-2) 국민연금 급여종류 및 성별 수급자 현황(2001, 2005)(1) 403
(표 10-6-2) 국민연금 급여종류 및 성별 수급자 현황(2001, 2005)(2) 404
(표 10-6-2) 국민연금 급여종류 및 성별 수급자 현황(2001, 2005)(3) 405
(표 10-6-2) 국민연금 급여종류 및 성별 수급자 현황(2001, 2005)(4) 406
(표 10-6-3) 성별 고용보험 피보험자 현황(1997, 2000, 2005) 407
(표 10-6-4) 모자복지시설 현황(2005) 408
(표 10-6-5) 운영주체별 보육시설수(2005) 409
(표 10-6-6) 보육시설별 아동수(2005) 410
(표 10-7-1) 5급 이상 성별 공무원 현황(2005) 411
(표 10-7-2) 주요부서의 여성공무원 현황(2005)(1) 412
(표 10-7-2) 주요부서의 여성공무원 현황(2005)(2) 413
(표 10-7-3) 여성 교장ㆍ교감 현황(2005) 414
(표 10-7-4) 지방직 공무원 채용시험 여성합격 현황(2005) 415
(표 10-7-5) 성별 민원서비스의 만족도(2003) 416
(표 10-7-6) 성별 사회단체 참여도(2003)(1) 417
(표 10-7-6) 성별 사회단체 참여도(2003)(2) 418
(표 10-7-7) 성별 자원봉사 참여율(2003)(1) 419
(표 10-7-7) 성별 자원봉사 참여율(2003)(2) 420
(표 10-7-8) 성별 사회계층의식(2003)(1) 421
(표 10-7-8) 성별 사회계층의식(2003)(2) 422
(표 10-8-1) 성별 여가활동방법(2004)(1) 423
(표 10-8-1) 성별 여가활동방법(2004)(2) 424
(표 10-8-2) 성별 여가활용 만족도 및 불만족 이유(2004)(1) 425
(표 10-8-2) 성별 여가활용 만족도 및 불만족 이유(2004)(2) 426
(표 10-8-3) 성별 컴퓨터 사용능력(2002)(1) 427
(표 10-8-3) 성별 컴퓨터 사용능력(2002)(2) 428
(표 10-8-4) 성별 정보화 교육(2002)(1) 429
(표 10-8-4) 성별 정보화 교육(2002)(2) 430
(표 10-9-1) 성별 야간보행에 대한 안전도(2005)(1) 431
(표 10-9-1) 성별 야간보행에 대한 안전도(2005)(2) 432
(표 10-9-2) 유형 및 성별 범죄발생과 검거인원(2005) 433
(표 10-9-3) 강간범죄의 발생건수 및 검거인원(2005) 434
(표 10-9-4) 여성폭력관련 서비스 시설 현황(2005) 435
(표 11-1-1) 인구 438
(표 11-1-2) 출생아수 및 출생성비 439
(표 11-1-3) 65세 이상 노인인구 비율 440
(표 11-2-1) 취학률 441
(표 11-2-2) 여교사비율 및 교사 1인당 학생수 442
(표 11-3-1) 여성 취업자의 종사상 지위별 분포(2003) 443
(표 11-3-2) 여성의 연령별 경제활동참가율(2004) 444
(표 11-3-3) 여성 취업자의 산업별 분포(2004) 445
(표 11-3-4) OECD국가의 교육정도별 경제활동 참가율(2003) 447
(표 11-4-1) 국가별 남녀평등 지수 448
(표 11-4-2) 국가별 남녀권한척도 449
(표 11-4-3) 국가별 평등기회척도 450
(표 11-4-4) 국가별 성희롱과 폭력 451
그림목차
(그림 1-3-3) 전체 인구에 대한 성별 노령 인구비 37
(그림 1-3-4) 년도별 유년비의 변화 38
(그림 1-6-1) 출산순위별 출생성비 39
(그림 1-6-3) 모의 연령별 출생구성비 40
(그림 2-3-1) 여성의 평균 초혼, 이혼 및 재혼 연령 43
(그림 2-5-2) 청소년 고민상담 대상(2006년) 45
(그림 2-5-3) 여성청소년 고민 문제(2006년) 46
(그림 2-7-1) 성별에 따른 노후 방법(2005) 47
(그림 2-8-1) 성별에 따른 결혼에 대한 태도(2006) 48
(그림 2-8-2) 성별에 따른 이혼에 대한 태도(2006) 49
(그림 2-8-3) 재혼에 대한 태도(2006) 50
(그림 2-9-1) 부모의 부양책임에 대한 태도(2006) 51
(그림 3-1-3) 기대교육 수준(2004) 52
(그림 3-1-5) 교육 기대 목적(2004) 53
(그림 3-2-8) 여성교육기회의 미충족 이유(2004) 56
(그림 3-8-1) 전공과 직업의 일치도(2004) 60
(그림 4-1-2) 년도별 성별경제활동 참가율 변화 62
(그림 4-3-6) 종사상지위별 취업자 분포(2005) 64
(그림 4-10-2) 여성취업에 대한 태도(2006) 68
(그림 4-10-3) 여성취업 장애요인에 대한 견해(2006) 68
(그림 5-1-1) 초등학교 6학년(만 11세) 남녀 학생의 신장의 변화 및 차이 69
(그림 5-1-2) 초등학교 6학년(만 11세) 남녀 학생의 몸무게의 변화 및 차이 70
(그림 5-1-3) 중학교 3학년(만 14세) 남녀 학생의 신장의 변화 및 차이 70
(그림 5-1-4) 중학교 3학년(만 14세) 남녀 학생의 몸무게의 변화 및 차이 70
(그림 5-1-5) 고등학교 3학년(만 17세) 남녀 학생의 신장의 변화 및 차이 70
(그림 5-1-6) 고등학교 3학년(만 17세) 남녀 학생의 몸무게의 변화 및 차이 71
(그림 5-2-1) 연령별 음주 흡연비율(2006년) 71
(그림 5-3-1) 여성의 건강상태 평가 비교 72
(그림 6-1-1) 년도별 국민연금 가입자 현황 74
(그림 6-3-1) 기초생활수급자현황(2005) 76
(그림 6-5-4) 성별 노인문제에 대한 인식(2002) 78
(그림 6-5-5) 받고 싶은 노인복지 서비스에 대한 인식(2005) 78
(그림 6-7-3) 해결해야 할 보육문제에 대한 인식(2005년) 79
(그림 7-1-1) 투표율 81
(그림 7-3-3) 공무원 채용고시 9급 행정ㆍ공안직 합격자 여성 비율 82
(그림 7-5-2) 사회단체 참여도(2003) 83
(그림 8-1-1) 성별 독서인구 비율(2004) 85
(그림 8-2-2) 주된 여가활동 방법(2004) 87
(그림 8-5-1) 성별 정보의 입수경로 89
(그림 9-2-1) 형법범과 특별법범의 검거 범죄자수(2005) 91
(그림 9-3-3) 성별 준법 미준수 이유 (2005년) 93
List of tables
(Table 1-1-1) Total population by sex in 1980-2005 126
(Table 1-2-1) Population projection by sex in 2006-2030 127
(Table 1-3-1) Population by age and sex and sex ratio in 1985, 1990, 1955, 2000, 2005(1) 128
(Table 1-3-1) Population by age and sex and sex ratio in 1985, 1990, 2000, 2005(2) 129
(Table 1-3-2) Average age of province people by sex in 1970-2030 130
(Table 1-3-3) Population structure by administrative districts and sex in 1985, 1990, 1995, 2000, 2005(1) 131
(Table 1-3-3) Population structure by administrative districts and sex in 1985, 1990, 1995, 2000, 2005(2) 132
(Table 1-3-4) Dependency ratio and aged population index in 1985-2030 133
(Table 1-4-1) Migrants by sex and sis, guns in 2005 134
(Table 1-5-1) Population is years old & over by administrative districts sex and marital status in 1990, 1995, 2000, 2005 135
(Table 1-6-1) Sex ratio at birth by birth order in 1987-2005 137
(Table 1-6-2) Number of live births by sex and crude birth rate in 1990-2005 138
(Table 1-6-3) Age-specific and total fertility in 1987-2005 139
(Table 1-6-4) Age-specific and total fertility in 1993-2005 140
(Table 2-1-1) Ordinary households by marital status of household head and generation in household in 1985, 1990, 1995, 2000, 2005(1) 144
(Table 2-1-1) Ordinary households by marital status of household head and generation in household in 1985, 1990, 1995, 2000, 2005(2) 145
(Table 2-1-2) Relative household by type of family in 1985, 1990, 1995, 2000, 2005 146
(Table 2-2-1) Distribution of heads of one-person households by area, sex and age in 1995, 2000, 2005(1) 147
(Table 2-2-1) Distribution of heads of one-person households by area, sex and age in 1995, 2000, 2005(2) 148
(Table 2-2-1) Distribution of heads of one-person households by area, sex and age in 1995, 2000, 2005(3) 149
(Table 2-2-2) Distribution of female heads of households by area and marital status in 1985, 1990, 1995, 2000, 2005 150
(Table 2-2-3) Distribution of heads of households by region, age and sex in 1985, 1990, 1995, 2000, 2005 151
(Table 2-2-4) Distribution of female heads of one-person households by area and marital status in 1995, 2000, 2005 153
(Table 2-2-5) The single aged's household by age and sex in 1995, 2000, 2005 154
(Table 2-3-1) Age at first marriage, divorce and remarriage by sex in 1990-2003 155
(Table 2-3-2) Marriages by age of bride and groom in 1990, 1995, 2000-2005 156
(Table 2-3-3) Marriage by previous marital status of husband and wife in 1985, 1987-2005 157
(Table 2-3-4) Marriages and divorces in 1985, 1990-2005 158
(Table 2-3-5) Number and rate of remarriage by sex in 1985, 1987-2005 159
(Table 2-4-1) Number of divorces by sex and age in 1989-2005 160
(Table 2-4-2) Divorces by the length of marriages in 1990-2005 161
(Table 2-4-3) Number of divorces by reasons in 1980, 1985, 1990, 1995-2005 162
(Table 2-5-1) levels of satisfaction with family life by sex in 1998, 2002, 2006 163
(Table 2-5-2) Person with whom teenagers discuss problems in 1994, 1998, 2002, 2006 164
(Table 2-5-3) Worries of the young people 2006 165
(Table 2-6-1) Division of household affairs in 2006 166
(Table 2-6-2) Attitudes toward division of household affairs in 2002, 2006 167
(Table 2-6-3) Distribution of time use by sex in 1999, 2004(1) 168
(Table 2-6-3) Distribution of time use by sex in 1999, 2004(2) 169
(Table 2-6-4) Division and time of household affairs by sex in 1999, 2004(1) 170
(Table 2-6-4) Division and time of household affairs by sex in 1999, 2004(2) 171
(Table 2-7-1) Preparation for old life by sex and age in 2005 172
(Table 2-8-1) Attitudes toward marriage in 1998, 2002, 2006 173
(Table 2-8-2) Attitudes toward divorce in 1998, 2002, 2006 174
(Table 2-8-3) Attitudes toward remarriage in 1998, 2002, 2006 175
(Table 2-9-1) Perception of sexual discrimination by sex in 1998, 2002 176
(Table 2-10-1) Attitudes toward responsibility for care of the elderly in 1994, 1998, 2002, 2006 177
(Table 3-1-1) Average years of schooling by sex and age in 1985, 1990, 1995, 2000, 2005 180
(Table 3-1-2) Distribution of population by educational attainment and sex(25 years old & over) in 1985, 1990, 1995, 2000, 2005 181
(Table 3-1-3) Expected level of education by student-self in 1996, 2000, 2004 182
(Table 3-1-4) Population by sex, administrative districts and school attendance and educational attainment (6 years of age and over) in 1990, 1995, 2000, 2005 183
(Table 3-1-5) Purpose of education by student-self in 1996, 2000, 2004 185
(Table 3-2-1) Number of kindergartens and kindergarteners, teachers and enrollment ratio by sex in 1985, 1990-2006 186
(Table 3-2-2) School enrollment ratios and advancement rate by level of school and sex in 1985, 1990, 1995, 2000-2006 187
(Table 3-2-3) Number of co-educational and single-sex schools by level of school in 1985, 1990, 1995, 2000-2006 188
(Table 3-2-4) Distribution of high school students by sex and high school classification in 1990, 1995, 2000-2006 189
(Table 3-2-5) Junior college students by sex and majoring division in 2004-2006 190
(Table 3-2-6) Undergraduates by sex and majoring division in 2004-2006 191
(Table 3-2-7) Graduates by sex and major field of study in 2004-2006 192
(Table 3-2-8) Reasons for dissatisfaction with educational attainment by sex in 1996, 2000, 2004 193
(Table 3-2-9) Population by sex, age, educational attainment(college and over) in 2005 194
(Table 3-3-1) Number of private institutes, instructors and attendees by classification and sex in 1995, 2000-2006 195
(Table 3-3-2) Annual participation rate of lifetime learning program by sex in 1996, 2000, 2004 196
(Table 3-4-1) Teachers by level of school, position and sex (high school and under) in 1990, 1995, 2004-2006 197
(Table 3-4-2) Teachers by level of school, position, teaching experiences and sex in 2005, 2006(1) 199
(Table 3-4-2) Teachers by level of school, position, teaching experiences and sex in 2005, 2006(2) 201
(Table 3-4-3) Percentage of women among educational professionals in 1990, 1995-2006 203
(Table 3-5-1) Perception of burden of educational expenditures and reasons for burden in 1996, 2000, 2004 205
(Table 3-5-2) Level of satisfaction with school life by student in 1996, 2000, 2004 207
(Table 3-6-1) Effect of school education by sex in 1996, 2000, 2004(1) 209
(Table 3-6-2) Effect of school education by sex in 1996, 2000, 2004(2) 210
(Table 3-7-1) Employment rate of high school graduates by sex and school classification in 1980, 1985, 1990, 1995, 2000-2002, 2004, 2005(1) 211
(Table 3-7-1) Employment rate of high school graduates by sex and school classification in 1980, 1985, 1990, 1995, 2000-2002, 2004, 2005(2) 213
(Table 3-7-2) Employment rate of junior college graduates by sex, college and major field of study in 2004-2006 214
(Table 3-7-3) Employment rate of graduate school graduates by sex and major field of study in 2004-2006 215
(Table 3-7-4) Employment rate of graduate school graduates by sex and major field of study in 2004-2006 216
(Table 3-8-1) level of consistency with occupation and major field of study by sex in 1996, 2000, 2004 217
(Table 4-1-1) Economic activity status by sex and marital status in 2000, 2005 220
(Table 4-1-2) In economically active population by sex 1990, 1995, 1998-2005 221
(Table 4-1-3) Economically active population by age and sex in 2000, 2005 223
(Table 4-1-4) Economically active population by educational attainment and sex in 2000, 2005 224
(Table 4-2-1) Not economically active population by household type and age group(female) in 2000, 2005 225
(Table 4-3-1) Women workers by marital status and industry in 2000, 2005 226
(Table 4-3-2) Number of workers in the establishment and industry by sex in 2005 227
(Table 4-3-3) Workers by sex, education attainment and industry in 2000, 2005 229
(Table 4-3-4) Women workers by marital status and occupation in 2000, 2005 230
(Table 4-3-5) Workers by sex, educational attainment and occupation in 2000, 2005 231
(Table 4-3-6) Workers by sex and status of workers in 1997, 1998, 2000-2005 233
(Table 4-3-7) Workers by status of employment, age group in 2000, 2005(1) 234
(Table 4-3-7) Workers by status of employment, age group in 2000, 2005(2) 235
(Table 4-3-8) Number of establishments by sex of representative and industry in 2003, 2004 236
(Table 4-4-1) Ercentages of employee to total workers by sex in 1950, 1995, 1997, 2001-2004 237
(Table 4-4-2) Ordinary households by economic activity status and industry of household head's couple in 2000, 2005(1) 238
(Table 4-4-2) Ordinary households by economic activity status and industry of household head's couple in 2000, 2005(2) 239
(Table 4-4-3) Ordinary households by economic activity status and occupation of household head's couple in 2000, 2005(1) 240
(Table 4-4-3) Ordinary households by economic activity status and occupation of household head's couple in 2000, 2005(2) 241
(Table 4-5-1) Levels of satisfaction with working conditions in 2002, 2006 242
(Table 4-5-2) Average monthly hours, days worked and average daily hours worked by industry and sex in 2000, 2005 243
(Table 4-6-1) Rates of employment accession and employment separation by sex and industry in 2002-2005 245
(Table 4-7-1) Job applicant rate, job opening rate and employment placement ratio by sex in 2003, 2005(1) 247
(Table 4-7-1) Job applicant rate, job opening rate and employment placement ratio by sex in 2003-2005(2) 249
(Table 4-7-1) Job applicant rate, job opening rate and emplunit : persons, percentoyment placement ratio by sex in 2003-2005(3) 251
(Table 4-8-1) Average monthly wage by industry and sex and female to male ratio in 2000, 2005 253
(Table 4-9-1) Union membership and union density by sex in 1995, 2000-2005 254
(Table 4-9-2) Number of members of unions by chapters and sex in 1995, 2000-2005(1) 255
(Table 4-9-2) Number of members of unions by chapters and sex in 1995, 2000-2005(2) 256
(Table 4-10-1) Reasons for job choice by sex in 1995, 1998, 2002, 2006 257
(Table 4-10-2) Attitudes toward female employment by sex, age and educational in 1998, 2002, 2006 (1) 258
(Table 4-10-2) Attitudes toward female employment by sex, age and educational in 1998, 2002, 2006 (2) 259
(Table 4-10-3) Opinions toward obstruction of female employment by sex and educational attainment in 2002, 2006(1) 260
(Table 4-10-3) Opinions toward obstruction of female employment by sex and educational attainment in 2002, 2006(2) 261
(Table 4-11-1) Level of satisfaction with income by sex and educational attainment in 1999, 2003 262
(Table 5-1-1) Average height of students by age and sex in 1995, 2000-2005 266
(Table 5-1-2) Average weight of student by age and sex in 1995, 2000-2005 267
(Table 5-2-1) Percentage of smokers by region, sex and age in 1999, 2003, 2006 268
(Table 5-2-2) Percentage of drinkers by region, sex and age in 1999, 2003, 2006 269
(Table 5-3-1) Ways of maintaining health in 2006 270
(Table 5-3-2) Self-assessment of health by sex and age in 1999, 2003, 2006 271
(Table 5-4-1) Mortality rate by sex and age in 1990, 1995, 2000, 2004, 2005 272
(Table 5-4-2) Deaths by sex and major causes of death in 2000, 2004, 2005 273
(Table 5-5-1) Morbidity rate, average no. of days of reduced activity & bed-ridden in the two weeks prior to interview by sex in 1999, 2003, 2006 274
(Table 5-6-1) levels of satisfaction with medical service in 2003, 2006(1) 275
(Table 5-6-1) levels of satisfaction with medical service in 2003, 2006(2) 276
(Table 5-6-2) Reasons for dissatisfaction with medical service in 1995, 1999, 2003, 2006 277
(Table 6-1-1) Number of insurants by types of national pension , sex and age in 1995, 1997-2005 280
(Table 6-1-2) Number and percentage distribution of all national pension beneficiaries by sex and types of benefits in 1995-2005 281
(Table 6-2-1) Population with health insurance by sex in 2001-2005 283
(Table 6-2-2) Number of insureds and dependancy ratio by typo of medical insurance and sex in 2001-2005 284
(Table 6-3-1) Basic livelihood security recipients by age and sex in 2003-2005 285
(Table 6-3-2) Home care of low income mother in 2002-2005 286
(Table 6-4-1) Opinion about the necessity of public facilities by sex and age in 1998, 2002, 2005 287
(Table 6-4-2) Residents of social welfare facilities by sex in 1985, 1990-2005 288
(Table 6-4-3) Maternal and child welfare institutions in 2002-2005 289
(Table 6-4-4) Welfare facilities for the old aged in 1998-2003 290
(Table 6-4-5) Achievement of children consultation center in 1990-2005 291
(Table 6-5-1) Means of living of the aged 60 years and over by sex and age in 2000 293
(Table 6-5-2) Status of physical activities of the aged 60 yeah and over by sex and age in 2000 294
(Table 6-5-3) Major supporter of the aged 60 years and over by sex in 2000 295
(Table 6-5-4) Perception of the problem of the aged by sex and age in 1998, 2002 296
(Table 6-5-5) Perception of welfare service for old aged 2005 297
(Table 6-6-1) Perception of the welfare for the disabled by sex and age in 1998, 2002 298
(Table 6-6-2) Number of disabled registrants by type of disability, grade and sex in 2004, 2005(1) 299
(Table 6-6-2) Number of disabled registrants by type of disability, grade and sex in 2004, 2005(2) 301
(Table 6-7-1) Attitude regarding care of below school age in 2002, 2005 303
(Table 6-7-2) Number of institution and children at day care centers by administrator in 1995, 1998-2005 304
(Table 6-7-3) Perception of bringing up children(2005) 305
(Table 6-8-1) Number of qualified social workers by sex in 1995-2005 306
(Table 7-1-1) Eligible voters and voter turnout rate by sex in 1991-2006 310
(Table 7-2-1) Women candidates and electees in parliamentary election in 1991-2006 311
(Table 7-3-1) Government employees by organization and sex in 1995, 2000-2006 (1-1) 312
(Table 7-3-1) Government employees by organization and sex in 1995, 2000-2006(1-2) 313
(Table 7-3-1) Government employees by organization and sex in 1995, 2000-2006 (2-1) 314
(Table 7-3-1) Government employees by organization and sex in 1995, 2000-2006 (2-2) 315
(Table 7-3-1) Government employees by organization and sex in 1995, 2000-2006(3-1) 316
(Table 7-3-1) Government employees by organization and sex in 1995, 2000-2006 (3-2) 317
(Table 7-3-2) General government employee of the executive by grade and sex in 1995, 2000-2006(1) 318
(Table 7-3-2) General government employee of the executive by grade and sex in 1995, 2000-2006(2) 319
(Table 7-3-3) Successful applicant rate in high examination for administrative services by sex in 1990, 1995, 2000-2006 320
(Table 7-4-1) Women's participation in committees in 2002-2005 321
(Table 7-5-1) General outline of women's organization in 1990, 1995-2005 322
(Table 7-5-2) Participation rate in social group by sex, educational attainment and age in 2003, 2006 323
(Table 7-5-3) Participation rate in voluntary services by sex and age in 1999, 2003, 2006 324
(Table 7-6-1) Religion population by age and gender in 1995, 1999, 2003 325
(Table 8-1-1) Rate of reading persons by sex in 1996, 2000, 2004 328
(Table 8-1-2) Public attendance at performance & exhibitions in 1996, 2000, 2004(1) 329
(Table 8-1-2) Public attendance at performance & exhibitions in 1996, 2000, 2004(2) 330
(Table 8-1-3) level of satisfaction with regional cultural program in 1996, 2000, 2004 331
(Table 8-2-1) Leisure time spent on activities by sex in 1999, 2004(1) 332
(Table 8-2-1) Leisure time spent on activities by sex in 1999, 2004(2) 333
(Table 8-2-2) Type of leisure activities in 1996, 2000, 2004 334
(Table 8-2-3) Attitude toward leisure activity in 2000, 2004 335
(Table 8-3-1) Percentage of people and hours spent watching TV in 1996, 2000, 2004 336
(Table 8-3-2) Types of favorite TV programs in 1996, 2000, 2004 337
(Table 8-3-3) Levels of satisfaction with TV & reasons for dissatisfaction in 2000, 2004 338
(Table 8-3-4) Watching video by sex and age in 2004 339
(Table 8-3-5) Frequency of newspapers reading in 1996, 2000, 2004 340
(Table 8-3-6) Section of interest in newspaper by sex in 2000, 2004 341
(Table 8-4-1) Process of learning the personal computer usage in 2000 342
(Table 8-4-2) Ability to use personal computers and average hours by sex in 1997, 2000(1) 343
(Table 8-4-2) Ability to use personal computers and average hours by sex in 1997, 2000(2) 344
(Table 8-5-1) Process of information acquisition in 1997, 2000, 2002 345
(Table 8-5-2) Effect of information society in 1997, 2002(1) 346
(Table 8-5-2) Effect of information society in 1997, 2002(2) 347
(Table 8-5-3) Wanting government support for information society by sex in 2001, 2002 348
(Table 9-1-1) Number of criminal offenders by sex and types of act in 1999-2005 352
(Table 9-1-2) Percentage of female offenders by types in 1999-2005 353
(Table 9-1-3) Number and proportion of female offenders by major crimes in 1999-2005 355
(Table 9-1-4) Number and rape offenses and arrested rape offender by sex in 1999-2005 356
(Table 9-2-1) Fear of crime in 1997, 2001, 2005 357
(Table 9-2-2) The persons afraid to walk alone at night and the measures taken in 1997, 2001, 2005 358
(Table 9-2-3) Perception of social safety in 1997, 2001, 2005 359
(Table 9-3-1) Law-obserbance level by sex and educational attainment (other people) in 2005 361
(Table 9-3-2) Law-obserbance level by sex and educational attainment (myself) in 2005 362
(Table 9-3-3) Law-obserbance level by sex and educational attainment (reason for not observing) in 2005 363
(Table 10-1-1) Total population by sex in 2000, 2005 366
(Table 10-1-2) Annual population growth rate by province in 1995-2010 367
(Table 10-1-3) Population projections by city & province in 2005, 2010, 2030 368
(Table 10-1-4) Dependency ratios and aged population index in 2000, 2005(1) 369
(Table 10-1-4) Dependency ratios and aged population index in 2000, 2005(2) 370
(Table 10-1-5) Migrants by sex & province in 2005 371
(Table 10-1-6) Sex ratio at birth in 1980, 1985, 1990, 1995, 2000, 2003-2005 372
(Table 10-1-7) Children born per eve-married women by province and age group in 1997, 2000(1) 373
(Table 10-1-7) Children born per eve-married women by province and age group in 1997, 2000(2) 374
(Table 10-2-1) Distribution of heads of households by sex in 2005 375
(Table 10-2-2) Marriages and divorces in 2005 376
(Table 10-2-3) Division of household affairs in 2002 377
(Table 10-2-4) Ownership of house by area and sex of household head in 2005 378
(Table 10-2-5) Perception of sexual discrimination by sex in 2002(1) 379
(Table 10-2-5) Perception of sexual discrimination by sex in 2002(2) 380
(Table 10-3-1) Average years of schooling by sex in 2005(1) 381
(Table 10-3-1) Average years of schooling by sex in 2005(2) 382
(Table 10-3-2) School enrollment ratios and advancement rates by level of school and sex in 2005 383
(Table 10-3-3) Number of removal from a register for a semester or more by sex and level of school in 2005 384
(Table 10-3-4) Employment rate of high school graduates by sex and school classification in 2005 385
(Table 10-3-5) Employment rate of higher educational institution graduates in 2005 387
(Table 10-4-1) Economically active population by sex and marital status in 2005 388
(Table 10-4-2) Economically active population by sex in 2005 389
(Table 10-4-3) Economically active population by sex and age in 2005 391
(Table 10-4-4) Workers by sex and industry in 2005 393
(Table 10-4-5) Workers by sex and occupation in 2005 395
(Table 10-4-6) Percentages of employees to total workers by sex in 2005 397
(Table 10-4-7) Ordinary households by economic activity status in 2005 398
(Table 10-4-8) Average monthly wage by sex and female to male ratio in 2005 399
(Table 10-5-1) Mortality rate by sex in 1998, 2000, 2005 400
(Table 10-5-2) Average life 2005 401
(Table 10-6-1) Number of national pension insureds by sex in 1988, 2001, 2005 402
(Table 10-6-2) Distribution of all national pension beneficiaries by sex and types of benefits in 2001, 2005(1) 403
(Table 10-6-2) Distribution of all national pension beneficiaries by sex and types of benefits in 2001, 2005(2) 404
(Table 10-6-2) Distribution of all national pension beneficiaries by sex and types of benefits in 2001, 2005(3) 405
(Table 10-6-2) Distribution of all national pension beneficiaries by sex and types of benefits in 2001, 2005(4) 406
(Table 10-6-3) Number of employment insured persons by sex in 1997, 2000, 2005 407
(Table 10-6-4) Welfare facilities for maternal and child in 2005 408
(Table 10-6-5) Childcare facilities by administrator in 2005 409
(Table 10-6-6) Accommodated children by facility 2005 410
(Table 10-7-1) 5th and over government employee by sex in 2005 411
(Table 10-7-2) Number of female government employee in key posts in 2005(1) 412
(Table 10-7-2) Number of female government employee in key posts in 2005(2) 413
(Table 10-7-3) Women's principals end vice-principals in 2005 414
(Table 10-7-4) Successful applicant rate in high examination for adminis trative services (2005) 415
(Table 10-7-5) Level of satisfaction of civil service by sex in 2003 416
(Table 10-7-6) Rates of participation of social organization by sex in 2003(1) 417
(Table 10-7-6) Rates of participation of social organization by sex in 2003(2) 418
(Table 10-7-7) Participation rate in voluntary services by sex in 2003(1) 419
(Table 10-7-7) Participation rate in voluntary services by sex in 2003(2) 420
(Table 10-7-8) Social class consciousness by sex in 2003(1) 421
(Table 10-7-8) Social class consciousness by sex in 2003(2) 422
(Table 10-8-1) Type of leisure activities by sex in 2004(1) 423
(Table 10-8-1) Type of leisure activities by sex in 2004(2) 424
(Table 10-8-2) Levels of satisfaction with leisure activity and reasons for dissatisfaction by sex in 2004(1) 425
(Table 10-8-2) Levels of satisfaction with leisure activity and reasons for dissatisfaction by sex in 2004(2) 426
(Table 10-8-3) Ability to use computers by sex in 2002(1) 427
(Table 10-8-3) Ability to use computers by sex in 2002(2) 428
(Table 10-8-4) Education for computer literacy by sex in 2002(1) 429
(Table 10-8-4) Education for computer literacy by sex in 2002(2) 430
(Table 10-9-1) Safety of walking at night by sex in 2005(1) 431
(Table 10-9-1) Safety of walking at night by sex in 2005(2) 432
(Table 10-9-2) Number of criminal offenses and arrests by sex and type of act in 2005 433
(Table 10-9-3) Number of rape offenses and rape offender in 2005 434
(Table 10-9-4) Service facilities related women's violence in 2005 435
(Table 11-1-1) Population 438
(Table 11-1-2) Live births and sex ratio 439
(Table 11-1-3) The old population rate(65 years and over) 440
(Table 11-2-1) Enrollment ratio 441
(Table 11-2-2) Female teacher ratios and number of students per one teacher 442
(Table 11-3-1) Distribution of women workers by status of employment in 2003 443
(Table 11-3-2) Economic activity rate of women by age in 2004 444
(Table 11-3-3) Distribution of women workers by industry in 2003 445
(Table 11-3-4) Labor force participation rate by educational attainment in 2003 447
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