Among young men, those with jobs have been less likely to live with their parent(s) | Pew Research Center

May 19, 2016

4. The job market and young adult living arrangements

Among young men, those with jobs have been less likely to live with their parent(s)

Among young men, those with jobs have been less likely to live with their parent(s)

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4. The job market and young adult living arrangements
Among young men, those with jobs have been less likely to live with their parent(s)
For male 18- to 34-year-olds, wages peaked around 1970 and the share living with parent(s) started its ascent
Until recently young women with jobs have been more likely to live with their parent(s)