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Racial Differences In Multigenerational Living Arrangements In 1910, Cheryl Elman, Andrew London
Racial Differences In Multigenerational Living Arrangements In 1910, Cheryl Elman, Andrew London
Cheryl Elman
We explore racial differences in multigenerational living arrangements in 1910, focusing on trigenerational kin structures. Coresidence across generations represents a public function of the family, and we observe this across different ages or life-course stages through which adults came to be at risk for providing simultaneous household support for multiple generations of kin dependents. Using data from the 1.4 percent 1910 Integrated Public Use Microdata Sample, our comparisons adjust for marital turnover, including widow(er)hood/divorce and remarriage, as rates are known to be historically higher among African Americans in this period. Across subgroups defined by age and sex, we find that …
The Midlife Years: Human Capital And Job Mobility, Cheryl Elman
The Midlife Years: Human Capital And Job Mobility, Cheryl Elman
Cheryl Elman
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