Human Capital Post author By Pat Fagan Pat Fagan Post date October 6, 2017 Categories In family, family structure, human capital, marriage, religion No Comments on Human Capital
Civilization in America Post author By Pat Fagan Pat Fagan Post date August 18, 2017 Categories In child well-being, family, happiness, human capital, marriage, religion No Comments on Civilization in America
Put Your Money Where Your Marriage Is Post author By Pat Fagan Pat Fagan Post date September 17, 2012 Categories In culture, human capital, marriage, mothers, poverty, religion, teen pregnancy No Comments on Put Your Money Where Your Marriage Is
Saving the life of the country: the dangers of “demographic suicide” Post author By Pat Fagan Pat Fagan Post date August 9, 2012 Categories In family, human capital, marriage, sexual revolution, world population No Comments on Saving the life of the country: the dangers of “demographic suicide”
Marriage as a Public Good Post author By Pat Fagan Pat Fagan Post date April 4, 2012 Categories In human capital, MARRI, marriage, social institutions No Comments on Marriage as a Public Good
Marriage and the Economy: There is a link Post author By Pat Fagan Pat Fagan Post date April 3, 2012 Categories In human capital, MARRI, marriage No Comments on Marriage and the Economy: There is a link
Class Structure and Trends in American Marriage Post author By Pat Fagan Pat Fagan Post date March 2, 2012 Categories In culture, family, human capital, MARRI, marriage No Comments on Class Structure and Trends in American Marriage
American Demography: Meet the Parents Post author By Pat Fagan Pat Fagan Post date February 22, 2012 Categories In cohabitation, education, family, human capital, MARRI, marriage, poverty 1 Comment on American Demography: Meet the Parents
A Selfish Dream Post author By Pat Fagan Pat Fagan Post date February 3, 2012 Categories In family, human capital, reproductive technology, sexuality No Comments on A Selfish Dream
What's So Wrong with Polygamy? Post author By Pat Fagan Pat Fagan Post date January 31, 2012 Categories In child well-being, children, crime, culture, family, fathers, human capital, marriage, monogamy, news, polygamy, social institutions, women No Comments on What's So Wrong with Polygamy?