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swpotter12

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By 2020, it is estimated that ________ percent of individuals over 75 will still be in the workforce because
 
  a) 10; of changes in pension types.
   b) 1; jobs will be more physical.
   c) 5; losses during the recession.
   d) 20; improved physical health.

Question 2

Which of the following fits the idea of companionate family?
 
  a) Marrying for love
   b) Marrying for money
   c) Arranged marriage
   d) Kinship marriage



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

a



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