Marital Disruption and Mortality

Lee A. Lillard · Linda J. Waite

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Both men and women appear to benefit from being married. This article uses data from the Panel Study of Income Dynamics to examine the extent to which three key factors- financial well-being, living arrangements and marital history - account for this relationship.

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