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Socioeconomic development and young adults' propensity of living in one-person households: Compositional and contextual effects
2021
Demographic Research
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BACKGROUND The proportion of young adults living in one-person households (OPHs) has increased remarkably worldwide. Recent literature suggests that socioeconomic development established favorable conditions for individuals to live alone. Few studies have yet examined the complex relationship between contextual-level socioeconomic development, individual-level factors, and living in OPHs. CONTRIBUTION Our findings highlight the relative importance of internal migration over singlehood in
doi:10.4054/demres.2021.44.11
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