The ratio of marriage execution is the highest for youth with undergraduate degrees, permanent jobs, and a monthly income of four million won or higher.
The possibility of marriage execution is 3.83 times higher for males with a monthly income of, or more than, four-million won than males with a monthly income less than two million won.
Graduates of high school and under, temporary employees, and those with a monthly income less than two million won, show low self-esteem and low level of satisfaction in social relationships, and the marriage execution rate is also found to be low.
With a similar level of education, social position, and income, higher self-esteem, and level of satisfaction in social relationships increase the rate of marriage execution.
Male youth with higher self-esteem are 3.48 times more likely to execute marriage than those with a low level of self-esteem, and for female youth it is 1.99 times more likely.