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Marriage and Parental Investment in Children
Marriage ain’t what it used to be. Consider that: In 1950, almost half of all women were married by age 20 and for men the age was 23. By 2010, the median age of first marriage had increased to about … Continue reading
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Tagged children, cohabitation, divorce, economics of the family, marriage
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