The Public Consequences of Falling Marriage Rates

The Public Consequences of Falling Marriage Rates
Numerous studies have found a correlation between stable, married-parent families and their kids’ education levels, as well as less trouble with the law or teen pregnancy. Monkey Business Images/Shutterstock
Peter Jon Mitchell
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Schools, travel plans, and work schedules aren’t the only things that need to return to normal after almost three years of COVID disruptions. Marriage needs to get back on track too.

Peter Jon Mitchell
Peter Jon Mitchell
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Peter Jon Mitchell is the acting program director for Cardus Family. He has spent over a decade researching Canadian families, and his work at Cardus includes the reports “Canadian Millennials and the Value of Marriage,” “Supporting Natural Caregivers: Innovative Ideas from Around the Globe,” and others.
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