Economic Factors Affecting Marriage and Divorce with an emphasis on inflation

Marriage and divorce are two essential incidents that have mutually large impacts on demographic, social, economic and cultural influence. Since the impact of economic factors on marriage and divorce for various reasons every day becomes more apparent, this study tries to evaluate the impact of macroeconomic factors on inflation as marriage and divorce, which is conducted by descriptive method. The data from the statistics of ten years (2005 to 2015) is extracted from Central Bank and National Organization for Civil Registration and the entire country. The results suggest that the relationship between number of divorces, marriages, the proportion of divorces and marriages with the average rate of inflation, is confirmed. The results of this research at a time when the economy is suffering from chronic inflation, the number of marriages drop and divorces rise. The statistical analysis show 85.8 percent correlation between inflation rate and divorce. The relationships between an average inflation rate and divorce is positive and direct. This means that the more the value of the average rate of inflation is, the more the number of divorces. B coefficient show the inflation rate if a unit is added or subtracted to the amount of 21 thousand 158 cases of divorce increases or decreases .