Household Formation is a demographic process denoting the establishment of a new residential unit by individuals or groups through changes in marital status, family composition, or residential independence, distinguishing it from general population growth by focusing on the structural emergence of households within the social and economic organization of living arrangements.
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Two Kinds of Preindustrial Household Formation System
J. Hajnal · Population and Development Review · 1982 · 720 citations
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