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Marriage and Divorce Publications
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Official publications released by the U.S. Census Bureau have a report number and often list the lead author(s).
View the list of publications by topics or publications by series.
Browse more publications, including historical publications from the Census of Population and Housing, 2000 Census and 2010 Census.
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Gender and Aging: Demographic Dimensions
The UN's Fourth World Conference on Women in 1995 prepared a platform that provides an analysis of obstacles facing the world's women.
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Geographical Mobility: March 1995 to March 1996
This report analyzes migration in the U.S. between 1995 and 1996 using the Current Population Survey and provides detailed tables.
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The Asian and Pacific Islander Population in the U.S.: March 1996
This report notifies the public that detailed tabulations of the civilian noninstitutional Asian and Pacific Islander population are available.
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Money Income in the United States: 1996
This report presents data on the income of households, families, and persons in the United States for calendar year 1996 and compares them with those for 1995.
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America's Children at Risk
This brief reports findings on how American children are doing in relation to six of these risk factors, including poverty, welfare, and absent parents.
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Children with single parents—how they fare
This brief provides a few glimpses of the living situations of children who live with one parent.
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Aging Trends: South Africa
Concern about population in Africa traditionally has focussed on relatively high rates of fertility and mortality…
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The Black Population in the United States: March 1996 (Update)
This report notifies the public that detailed tabulations of the civilian noninstitutional Black population in the United States are available.
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Aging in the United States – Past, Present, and Future
The progressive growth of the elderly (age 65 and over) population and the future influence of the Baby-Boom generation (persons bom between 1946 and 1964).
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