Female-headed families: trends and implications

Esther Wattenberg · Hazel Reinhardt

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Current demographic data reveal that the form of the American family is undergoing dramatic change. One change is the unprecedented rise in the number of female-headed families. The authors review current demographic trends, examine the factors behind these changes and their implications, and propose areas for further research.

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