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    S.Koreans now prefer daughters over sons: survey

    Tue, 01/12/2010 - 23:45 EDT - France24.com - Business

    A longstanding preference among South Koreans for sons rather than daughters is changing amid new social trends, according to a survey cited by experts Wednesday.Researchers asked couples expecting a child whether they wanted a daughter or a son. Some 38 percent of expectant mothers said they wanted a daughter, 31 percent wanted a son and the rest had no preference.Among fathers-to-be, 37 percent wanted a daughter and 29 percent a son while the remainder had no preference.Researchers surveyed 2,078 households before the mothers gave birth from April to July 2008.

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