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Marriage and poverty from "summary" of Economic Facts and Fallacies by Thomas Sowell

Marriage has significant implications for poverty levels in society. Research has consistently shown that married couples are far less likely to live in poverty compared to single individuals or cohabiting couples. The reasons for this are multifaceted. One key factor is the division of labor within a marriage. When two individuals join together in marriage, they often pool their resources and share the responsibilities of earning income and managing household tasks. This division of labor allows for greater economic stability and security, as both partners contribute to the financial well-being of the household. Furthermore, marriage has been associated with higher levels of education and employment. Married individuals are more likely to pursue higher education and secure stable employment opportunities, which can lea...
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    Economic Facts and Fallacies

    Thomas Sowell

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