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A cohort comparison of trends in first cohabitation duration in the United States

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2018

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Demographic Research

Abstract

This study is the first longitudinal cohort study to explore young adult cohabitation duration in the United States. Additionally this study empirically tests how socioeconomic resources contribute to remaining in cohabitation.

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