男性稼ぎ主モデル
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男 | 性 | 稼 | 主 |
だん Grade: 1 |
せい Grade: 5 |
かせ Grade: S |
ぬし Grade: 3 |
on'yomi | on'yomi | kun'yomi | kun'yomi |
Etymology
[edit]Compound of 男性 (だんせい, “male”) + 稼ぎ主 (かせぎぬし, “breadwinner”) + モデル (モデル, “model”).
Pronunciation
[edit]Noun
[edit]男性稼ぎ主モデル • (dansei kasegi nushi moderu)
- (economics, taxation) male breadwinner model
- 「男性稼ぎ主モデル」も少子化の要因
- 2023 January 25, “「異次元の少子化対策」に求められることは何か 「男性稼ぎ主モデル」の働き方こそ問題だ”, in 東洋経済オンライン:
- 「男性稼ぎ主モデル」とは、一家の主たる稼ぎ手の夫と、家事や育児・介護の担い手の妻という性別役割分業に基づくものです。
- “Dansei kasegi nushi moderu” toha, ikka no aruji taru kasegite no otto to, kaji ya ikuji kaigo no ninaite no tsuma to iu seibetsu yakuwari bungyō ni motozuku mono desu.
- The "male breadwinner model" is based on the gender role division of labor, with the husband being the family's main breadwinner and the wife taking care of the housework, childcare, and elderly care.
- 「男性稼ぎ主モデル」とは、一家の主たる稼ぎ手の夫と、家事や育児・介護の担い手の妻という性別役割分業に基づくものです。
Related terms
[edit]- 扶養者 (fuyōsha, “breadwinner”)
- 被扶養者 (hifuyōsha, “dependent”)
- 稼ぎ手 (kasegite, “wage earner”)
- 性別役割分業 (seibetsu yakuwari bungyō, “sexual division of labor”)
- 稼ぎ主モデル (kasegi nushi moderu, “w:breadwinner model”)
- 年収の壁 (nenshū no kabe, “annual income barrier”)
- 核家族 (kakukazoku, “nuclear family”)
- 共働き世帯 (tomobataraki setai, “dual earner household”)
References
[edit]- 2023 July 23, “日本を後退させているのは誰か 「男性稼ぎ手モデル」への執着”, in 毎日新聞:
- 2019 July 19, “「男性稼ぎ主モデル」を維持すれば、日本企業は沈没する”, in 日経ビジネス電子版:
- 2019 August 28, “[議論]上野千鶴子「男性稼ぎ主モデルからの脱却急げ」”, in 日経ビジネス電子版:
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