Center for Marriage Policy: The Costs of Marriage-Absence
A short list of the costs of Marriage Absence by the Center for Marriage Policy
Supply-side socioeconomic policy Post Tagged with: "poverty"
Health Care / MarriageUpdates / Poverty
Reconstruction / Supply-side socioeconomics
Marriage: The Replacement For Welfare
A necessary component of America’s forthcoming reconstruction is the replacement of welfare and national health care with marriage. Marriage is revenue-positive and builds naturally-sustainable communities. Marriage is a positive issue for voters. A very significant portion of federal and state deficit spending problems structurally arise because the ratio of married families to single-head-of-household families is precipitously low.
Health Care / Marriage / Poverty
Marriage-Absence: America’s Greatest Problem
In his article “Marriage-absence: America’s greatest problem“, CFMP President David R. Usher discusses why marriage-absence is America’s greatest economic and social problem, and why “Marriage Values” policy will pull America out of deficit spending.
Poverty
Reducing widespread black poverty
In its paper “Marriage: A social justice issue“, The Acton Institute proves that lifting black communities out of poverty and social bedlam rests definitively on restoring marriage as the social norm.