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Ways and meanss with individual disposable incomes. But with choice comes stress and strain, both for the individuals and the institutions of the society in which they live. Ironically the prosperity that enables family ties to weaken and individual aspirations to be pursued is followed by widespread poverty afte

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Textbook 1991Latest editionhese problems, in putting together an income package from earnings, maintenance and welfare. Recent research from America, France and the UK is reported describing the very different approaches in these countries, and how women are relying to different degrees on the labour market, the remarriage ma

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ing with these problems, in putting together an income package from earnings, maintenance and welfare. Recent research from America, France and the UK is reported describing the very different approaches in these countries, and how women are relying to different degrees on the labour market, the rem

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Introduction Women and their money after divorcen Smith married Mary. He went to work and she stayed at home and cared for their two children until they grew up. Perhaps she also cared for elderly parents and did a little part-time work, but during their life together the financial responsibilities were John’s and the domestic responsibilities were Mary’s.

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Family change and economic tensions: the role of lawnsibilities of family members towards each other, particularly towards dependent children who no longer live in the same household as their biological parents, are changing rapidly. Moreover, no clear picture exists as to how far these obligations are met informally, or are enforced through the mechanisms of family law.

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Remarriage: the American exampleence, maintains that a high divorce rate as such is not a problem so long as remarriage rates remain high (Goode, forthcoming). There is an old American saying that ‘good women should not be allowed to go to waste’.

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Welfare accounting: the UK experiencearnings. Collective provision for family support through social security transfer payments are more common, more acceptable, and less stigmatising than in the USA. Benefits to single parents in the UK, though not generous in the amounts payable, have been more accessible than US benefits and last for longer periods of time.

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Textbook 1991Latest editionhese problems, in putting together an income package from earnings, maintenance and welfare. Recent research from America, France and the UK is reported describing the very different approaches in these countries, and how women are relying to different degrees on the labour market, the remarriage market and the public purse.