Temporal-spatial patterns of one-person households in China, 1982-2005

Adam Ka‐Lok Cheung · Wei‐Jun Jean Yeung

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The number of one-person households (OPH) in China has risen over the past few decades, but there are few examinations of the patterns and trends in this rapidly growing family type. The changing composition and regional heterogeneity of Chinese OPH have i

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