51 million young EU adults lived with their parent(s) in 2008
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Choroszewicz, M., Wolff, P., 51 million young EU adults lived with their parent(s) in 2008. Statistics in Focus. Population and Social Conditions, no. 50 (2010), p. 12.
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Adultos, Datos estadísticos, Emancipación, Factores socioeconómicos, Familia, Forma de vida, Juventud, Relaciones familiares, Vivienda, Panorama internacional, Unión Europea
Adultos, Datos estadísticos, Emancipación, Factores socioeconómicos, Familia, Forma de vida, Juventud, Relaciones familiares, Vivienda, Panorama internacional, Unión Europea
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