The economic consequences of divorce for women are:
a. much more severe than they were in the 1970s.
b. less dire than they were in the past.
c. relatively absent.
d. less than they are for men.
Question 2
One of the most damaging consequences of the no-fault divorce laws is that they:
a. have tripled the divorce rate.
b. keep people from trying to settle their differences.
c. are unavailable in most states.
d. systematically impoverish women and their children.
