U.S. population in multigenerational households quadrupled since 1971

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March 22, 2022

1. The demographics of multigenerational households

U.S. population in multigenerational households quadrupled since 1971

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U.S. population in multigenerational households quadrupled since 1971

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1. The demographics of multigenerational households
Among young adults, men more likely than women to live in multigenerational homes
White Americans are the least likely to live in multigenerational households
Residents of multigenerational households are less likely to be poor than those in other living situations
Unemployed and disabled workers less likely to be poor if they live in multigenerational households

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