1. The Effects of the Economic Crisis on Marriage
... times also mean that couples become more financially interdependent, relying on a combined household income to survive. In an article on MSNBC.com, Pamela Smock, a researcher at the Population Studies Center at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor puts it this way: "Anything of this magnitude that's going to affect millions of people does not bode well for all sorts of families. It ... . But this time is different because of the severity of the recession. During the Great Depression of the 1930s, divorce rates also declined. The decline in divorces due to the economic crisis indicates...
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