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Rural Children Are More Likely to Live in Cohabiting-Couple Households

by Heidi Lyons; Meredith Porter; Wendy Manning; William P. O'Hare

Jul 10, 2009

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Examines the rise in the percentage of rural children living with cohabiting parents and explores the economic factors behind the trend. Compares the poverty rates, education, and employment of rural and urban cohabiters and considers policy implications.

Rural Children Are More Likely to Live in Cohabiting-Couple Households

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North America / United States

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Title: Rural Children Are More Likely to Live in Cohabiting-Couple Households
Publication date 2009-07-10
Publication year 2009
Authors Heidi Lyons , Meredith Porter , Wendy Manning , William P. O'Hare
Copyright holder(s) The Carsey Institute
Geographical focus North America / United States
Keywords cohabiting couples , rural , rural children , households , urban children
Document type Issue/Policy Brief
Language English
URL: https://www.issuelab.org/resource/rural-children-are-more-likely-to-live-in-cohabiting-couple-households.html
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