This study analysis the differences among socio-econemic status in the use of various child care and education services and cost payed for these services. For the analysis, raw materials of 2004 national household survey on child rearing was partly us...
This study analysis the differences among socio-econemic status in the use of various child care and education services and cost payed for these services. For the analysis, raw materials of 2004 national household survey on child rearing was partly used. The analysis found that enrollment and cost of child care and education services are relatively high among higher income brackets. Household income brackets could explained 15% of the cost payed by the parents in ECEC. Among low income groups the cost is low, but rate to household income is high relatively, which indicated the necessity of child care and education subsidies for low income groups.