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A study from the University of Pennsylvania reveals that couples where the woman earns more are more likely to separate. This trend is linked to changing economic dynamics and persistent domestic imbalances, which may be influencing rising divorce rates.
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A study from the University of Pennsylvania reveals that couples where the woman earns more are more likely to separate. This trend is linked to changing economic dynamics and persistent domestic imbalances, which may be influencing rising divorce rates.
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