We formulate a nonlinear model to explain the behavior of divorce rates, over time, after a large change in divorce rate, including changes in divorce laws. We argue that the stationary smooth transition regression (STR) approach is useful in analyzing divorce rates. We rej...
2. In the same year, the divorce rate was the U.S. is 2.5 per 1,000 population (with 44 states and D.C. reporting) This is known as the “crude divorce rate”. Although useful for describing changes in divorce rates over time, the crude divorce rate does not provide accurate informa...
To no surprise, divorce rates have been rising worldwide since the late 80s and early 90s. As women began to gain more status in the world their ideas of relationships and how they work shifted as well, which resulted in more women choosing to leave marriages and chance a lifestyle they ...
Suicide rates are not statistically different between casino and control communities. Divorce rates are lower in three casinos counties, higher in one, and not statistically different in four. Overall, the results suggest no widespread, statistically significant increase in either suicide or divorce. ...
In response to rising divorce rates, in 2021 the Chinese government introduced a 30-day cooling-off period for couples wanting to separate. 为了应对不断上升的离婚率,2021年中国政府为想要分居的夫妻引入了30天的冷静期。 A cooling-off period is a period of time in which two groups who are argui...
Supplementary analysis, developed to explore a possible non-linear pattern, confirms a negative relationship between unemployment and divorce in European countries, with the inverse relationship being more pronounced in those countries with higher divorce rates. 展开 ...
With or Without You: Divorce Rates and Intra-household Allocation of Time ∗ Job Market Paper With or Without You: Divorce Rates and Intra-household Allocation of Time ∗ Job Market PaperThis paper investigates the relationship between the probability of divorce and marriage specific investments....
The majority of divorces occur at the end of the first five years of marriage, according to the American Psychological Association. Additionally, the divorce rate increases sharply in the first year after marriage and then gradually declines over time. Divorce filing rates peak in March and August...
Jobs with the highest divorce rates AnOctober 2024 analysisfrom the Census Bureau found thatdivorce rates in the U.S.fell by three percentage points between 2008 and 2022, from 10% to 7%. Marriage rates, on the other hand, stayed relatively stable during the same time period, fluctuating bet...
the time of divorce, not the state in which a couple was married, determines what laws apply. Grounds for Divorce Until the recent advent of the “no-fault” divorce, in which neither party is expected to prove the spouse as the “guilty party” in the marriage, a marriage could be dis...