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Period marriage rates have been falling dramatically in most industrial societies since the beginning of the 1970s. As has been shown in the literature, part of this decline is due to the postponement,of marriage to later ages. How- ever, the change in variance has been ignored so far. In the case of Austria, Germany, and Switzerland, this paper explores how much of the change in fe- male first marriage rates can be attributed to tempo effects caused by changes in the mean age and variance, and how much of it is due to quantum effects, i.e., the proportion of women who ever marry. In all three countries we find a significant share of the decline in first marriage rates due to tempo distortions, though on different levels. European Demographic,Research Papersare working,papers that deal with

On the tempo and quantum of first marriages in Austria, Germany, and Switzerland