Research Brief
Children and the Elderly...: How Will They Fare as the American Family Changes?
Jan 1, 1987
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This Note reviews several ongoing demographic changes in families and considers implications for legislation. Changes include: family instability; diverse, often nontraditional, family forms; altered social settings and economic circumstances affecting children; and lengthening of life expectancy among older Americans. These changing demographic realities make it essential that future social legislation accommodate the growing diversity of families and be based on technically sound demographic assumptions about the future.
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