It seems women are becoming less and less willing to marry[1]. "The second change is that, among certain groups, people are not merely marrying later. They are

It seems women are becoming less and less willing to marry[1]. "The second change is that, among certain groups, people are not merely marrying later. They are not getting married at all. In 2010 a third of Japanese women entering their 30s were single. Perhaps half or more of those will never marry. In 2010 37% of all women in Taiwan aged 30-34 were single, as were 21% of 35-39-year-olds. This, too, is more than in Britain and America, where only 13-15% of those in their late 30s are single. If women are unmarried entering their 40s, they will almost certainly neither marry nor have a child." 1.http://www.economist.com/node/21526329 http://www.economist.com/node/21526329