In what has been described as a 'relationship recession', a new paper revealed there are now millions fewer married people under 30 than in 1976, despite there being more young people.
Britain's 'relationship recession': Young men are now 26 times more likely to live with their mother than wife by the time they turn 25
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
In what has been described as a 'relationship recession', a new paper revealed there are now millions fewer married people under 30 than in 1976, despite there being more young people.
Key Takeaways
- Britain's 'relationship recession': Young men are now 26 times more likely to live with their mother than wife by the time they turn 25.
- In what has been described as a 'relationship recession', a new paper revealed there are now millions fewer married people under 30 than in 1976, despite there being more young people.
- In what has been described as a 'relationship recession', a new paper revealed there are now millions fewer married people under 30 than in 1976, despite there being more young people.
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