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Employment: Family Formation |
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Participation in employment programs does not have a significant impact on
outcomes in the area of family formation. Participants are not less likely
than their peers in control groups to live with a partner (JC), have a
child (JC), live with a child (JC), delay pregnancy (STEP2), or reduce
their sexual activity (STEP1). Moreover, young women who were custodial
mothers when they entered a program for school dropouts were likely to
increase childbearing (JS2).
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