The comforts of home: The association between coresidence with parents and young adults' residential mobility and migration in the United States

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RT @umpsid: Using @umpsid Core and TAS data from 2005-2015, Lei Lei @RutgersSASN and Scott J. South @ualbany find that young adults who liv…

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Using @umpsid Core and TAS data from 2005-2015, Lei Lei @RutgersSASN and Scott J. South @ualbany find that young adults who live on their own are far more likely to move both within and between states than their peers who live with their parents. Paper: ht

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RT @YingHua19730048: The comforts of home: The association between coresidence with parents and young adults' residential mobility and migr…

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The comforts of home: The association between coresidence with parents and young adults' residential mobility and migration in the United States https://t.co/DyYCJqdAkn

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