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by bryanlarsen
973 days ago
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That's an argument that should be increasing the number of dual parent households. If a family could be supported on a single income, then abandoning your family would have fewer consequences and thus seemingly more likely. |
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In late 1960 we peaked with somewhere around 47% of households having children. It is now around 26%
In 1990 the number of married couples in the US started to flatline even though the population is up 40% since then.