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European Union: more single households, fewer familiers. What geography? What are the explanatory factors?

Exploring geographical patterns and explanatory factors
European Union: more single households, fewer familiers. What geography? What are the explanatory factors?
No 51, 2024/4 - pages
Pages 3 to 38

European Union: more single households, fewer familiers. What geography? What are the explanatory factors?

By Gil Bellis, Jean-François Léger, Alain Parant

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