UNECE Work Session on Gender Statistics Belgrade November, 2017

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UNECE Work Session on Gender Statistics Belgrade November, 2017 MEASURING INTRA HOUSEHOLD POWER AND DECISION-MAKING FROM FAMILY STRUCTURE SURVEY IN TURKEY Evrim SULTAN Demographic Statistics Department Vital and Gender Statistics Group UNECE Work Session on Gender Statistics Belgrade November, 2017 09.09.2018

Outline 1. Introduction 1.1 Subject and Purpose 1.2 Research Design 1.2.1 Data Collection Tools 1.2.2 Sample 2. Results 2.1 Characteristics of Decision Makers 2.2 Results of the Analysis by Decision List Method 3. Conclusion 2 09.09.2018 2

Introduction Subject and Purpose; Since family is one of the most fundamental unit of society, collecting data about the family has importance in terms of identifying the structural transformation within the social change process and creating social policies. Family Structure Survey (FSS) in Turkey which was held third in 2016 - first in 2006 and second in 2011 - and which was included in the Official Statistics Program, aims at figuring out the family structure in Turkey, life style of individuals in the family setting and their value judgments regarding family life. 3 09.09.2018 3

Research Design - Data Collection Tools; Introduction Research Design - Data Collection Tools; Data were collected from the households which were selected by defined sampling method. Face-to-face interview with the individuals aged 15 and more The application was realized by CAPI method. All questions in Individual Questionnaire were answered by the individual himself/herself. Since Individual Questionnaire consisted social and perceptive questions, the Proxy wasn’t applied to individuals. Survey was not applied by the telephone. 4 09.09.2018 4

Research Design - Sample; Introduction Research Design - Sample; The sampling frame is based on administrative registers. It was applied to all individuals aged 15 and over in selected households. Sample size of the survey was accounted in a way to produce estimations on the basis of total of SR Level 1 (12 regions) and 3 major provinces (İstanbul, Ankara, İzmir). Sample size was 20 580 households. Substitution for households and individuals were not used. 5 09.09.2018 5

Characteristics of Decision Makers; Results Characteristics of Decision Makers; FSS has one question in the “Household Questionnaire” concerning intra-household decision-making in household. The related question is “Who gives the decision in your household about the topics of home choice, order of home, children related matters, shopping, relations with relative, relations with neighbours and holidays and entertaining?”. The member of the household who gives the decision is selected as answer. We focused on this question’s results for this study. 6 09.09.2018 6

Characteristics of Decision Makers; Results Characteristics of Decision Makers; 7 09.09.2018 7

Characteristics of Decision Makers; Results Characteristics of Decision Makers; When the decision makers on determined issues were analyzed by sex and SR level 1, it was seen that there were significant differences between the regions. 8 09.09.2018 8

Characteristics of Decision Makers; Results Characteristics of Decision Makers; When the decision makers on determined issues were analyzed by education, it was seen that on the subjects in which females were decision makers mostly, the decision makers’ educational status was lower. On the other hand, when the working status of decision makers was analyzed with respect to same subjects, it was seen that proportion of non-working people was higher. 9 09.09.2018 9

Characteristics of Decision Makers; Results Characteristics of Decision Makers; 10 09.09.2018 10

Characteristics of Decision Makers; Results Characteristics of Decision Makers; For all the subjects the marital status of the decision makers were married mostly. The level of education of the decision makers on house layout is lower than the level of education of decision makers on the other subjects. 11 09.09.2018 11

Characteristics of Decision Makers; Results Characteristics of Decision Makers; 12 09.09.2018 12

Results of the Analysis by Decision List Method; The selected variables which can have an affect on the decision makers in the household were analysed by Decision List Model method using SPSS Modeller with a confidence level of 95%. The individual factors were taken into account for the study. 13 09.09.2018 13

Results of the Analysis by Decision List Method; The selected variables used in SPSS modeler were determined as household size, household type and household monthly average income from the household variables. The selected variables were sex, age, relationship to the household responsible, education status, working status, marital status and SR level 1 from the individual variables. Significant differences were observed between the selected variables for decision makers. 14 09.09.2018 14

Results of the Analysis by Decision List Method; In house selection subject, it was seen that the individuals having the most probability (76%) for being decision maker had the following characteristics: Their relationship to the household responsible was that they were household responsible. Their age is greater than 29. The households in which these individuals live have following: The household size was 2 and the average household monthly income was less than or equal to 3100 TL (1058$). 15 09.09.2018 15

Results of the Analysis by Decision List Method; In house layout subject, it was seen that the individuals having the most probability (82.4%) for being decision maker had the following characteristics: Their relationship to the household responsible was that they were spouse of household responsible. Their age is smaller than or equal to 66. Their sex is female. The households in which these individuals live have following: The household size was 3 and the average household monthly income was greater than 1200 TL (410$). 16 09.09.2018 16

Results of the Analysis by Decision List Method; In shopping subject, it was seen that the individuals having the most probability (65.4%) for being decision maker had the following characteristics: Their relationship to the household responsible was that they were spouse of household responsible. Their sex is female. The households in which these individuals live have following: The average household monthly income was greater than 4500 TL (1536$). 17 09.09.2018 17

Results of the Analysis by Decision List Method; In relations with relatives subject, it was seen that the individuals having the most probability (69.4%) for being decision maker had the following characteristics: Their relationship to the household responsible was that they were household responsible. Their age is greater than 44. The households in which these individuals live have following: The household size was 2. 18 09.09.2018 18

Results of the Analysis by Decision List Method; In relations with neighbours subject, it was seen that the individuals having the most probability (60.8%) for being decision maker had the following characteristics: Their sex is female. Their age is greater than 24 and smaller than or equal to 66. The households in which these individuals live have following: The household size was 2. 19 09.09.2018 19

Results of the Analysis by Decision List Method; In holiday and entertainment subject, it was seen that the individuals having the most probability (83%) for being decision maker had the following characteristics: Their relationship to the household responsible was that they were household responsible. Their sex is male. Their age is greater than 24 and smaller than or equal to 66. They are married. The households in which these individuals live have following: The average household monthly income was less than or equal to 1500 TL (512$). 20 09.09.2018 20

Results of the Analysis by Decision List Method; In matters related to children subject, it was seen that the individuals having the most probability (54.5%) for being decision maker had the following characteristics: Their relationship to the household responsible was that they were household responsible. Their age is greater than 34 and smaller than or equal to 44. They are married. The households in which these individuals live have following: The average household monthly income was less than or equal to 3100 TL (1058$). 21 09.09.2018 21

Conclusion The ability to participate in decision making is an important indicator of power in household and also in the society. In the results of FSS, it was seen that in domestic subjects like house layout and shopping the decision is made mostly by females. In non-domestic subjects like house selection, holiday and entertainment the decision is made mostly by males. 22 09.09.2018 22

Conclusion The subject of matters related to children draws attention for reflecting the power of males in the society, since the decision related to children is made mostly by males. While decision on relations with neighbours is made mostly by females, decision on relations with relatives is made mostly by males. This can be the result of women having relations with close environment. 23 09.09.2018 23

Conclusion It was seen that there were significant differences between the regions. In east regions, males were the decision makers in a higher proportion than the rest of Turkey. On the other hand, the higher the household size, the more the males are decision makers especially in the subjects where males were decision makers mostly. It shows that different family types and traditional structures affect the intra-household power. 24 09.09.2018 24

Thank you …. evrimsultan@tuik.gov.tr 09.09.2018