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Hofferth study challenges common wisdom about single parenting
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Income level, not family structure, has the biggest impact on parenting practices
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Sandra Hofferth quoted in the Epoch Times
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Proposed tax credit would make it easier for working parents to pay for childcare
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The long-term effects of the burst housing bubble
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Predatory lending practices dry up black wealth in Prince George’s County
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Dagher and Hofferth: Unplanned pregnancy is associated with quicker return to work after childbirth
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Longer, paid maternity leaves are needed to support maternal and child health
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Organizing for Power and Worker's Rights in the 21st Century
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The University of Maryland's Center for the History of the New America to host symposium
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Saving Money to Win Big
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Kearney: Prize-linked savings accounts could be a big incentive for Americans to save more
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Problem Behaviors: Intergenerational Continuity or Resilience?
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The Rochester Intergenerational Study examines patterns in behavior over three generations
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Kearney and Turner propose changes to the tax code
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Secondary earner tax deduction could make it easier for low-income families to work their way into the middle class
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Parenting in a Time Crunch
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When time is more valuable, busy moms and dads devote more of it to their children
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Odis Johnson quoted in the Washington Post
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Schools for English-language learners may help close the achievement gap in Prince George’s County
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