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Second Thoughts On The Family 19 May 2008
The relationship between income and family structure.

A new Civitas report, Second Thoughts on the Family, demonstrates the relationship between income and family structure. People on low incomes are considerably more likely to be unmarried and separated, with financial problems being a contributory factor to family instability. The Conservative Party believes that the two-parent family needs promoting, by offering financial incentives to marry. Labour, has adopted a ‘neutral’ position, in which family structure doesn’t matter, and support for diversity is key. Jane is joined by Anastasia De Waal, author of the report, Maria Miller, Shadow Minister for Family Welfare and Harriet Harman, Deputy Leader of the Labour Party.
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