Families With Both Working Parents Now A Majority
24 October 2000 - 7:00am
New report by the Census Bureau based on 1998 data says families with both working parents are now a majority.
"As might be expected, families in which both parents were employed had higher incomes than those in which only one worked. According to the report, 55 percent of the dual- employed couples had annual incomes of $50,000 and over, compared with 40 percent of the couples in which only the husband worked. "
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Now A Majority: Families With 2 Parents Who Work
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The New York Times, October 24, 2000
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