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Home for the Holidays ... and Every Other Day

Nov 24, 2009

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Based on a survey, analyzes trends in grown children moving back home, seeking a roommate, or putting off marriage or pregnancy as a result of the recession. Compares trends since 1950 in the share of people living alone by age group and gender.

Home for the Holidays ... and Every Other Day

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English

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North America / United States

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Title: Home for the Holidays ... and Every Other Day
Publication date 2009-11-24
Publication Year 2009
Authors Rich Morin , Wendy Wang
Copyright holder(s) Pew Research Center
Geographical Focus North America / United States
Keywords pew research center , recession , live alone , percentage points , young adults
Document type Survey
Language English
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