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Monday, May 21, 2012
Statistics to Consider
I saw this infograph from Kaleazy on the internet and thought I would post it because it was interesting to see the evolution of households from 1950 until now.
Family life was very different in the
Fifties. For starters, it was probably a two parent household. Divorce
was uncommon (mainly due to societal pressures) so almost 90% of
families had a husband and a wife present. People just didn’t like to
live alone. Only 9% of homes had a single occupant in 1950, whereas
today that number is far over 25%. Also, Mom was probably younger than
today. Both the number of women in the workforce and the median
household income have nearly doubled since the 1950s (even after
accounting for inflation). This detailed infographic shows the cultural
evolution of the U.S. household from the 1950′s until today.
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