Clifford M. Johnson

Andrew Sum

James D. Weill

Analyzes the widening economic gaps between young families with and without children, between young families headed by persons with the least and most education, and between younger and older families. Examines the consequences of falling earnings and incomes among young families: decreased marriage rates, growing inability to afford housing and child care, and declining health insurance coverage. Includes regional trends in economic status.

James D. Weill

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