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Generational Poverty: Teens Growing up on Welfare More Likely to Need It Themselves
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Generational poverty: Teens growing up on welfare more likely to need it themselves
Teenagers who grow up in households that rely on social welfare benefits are more likely to end up needing such benefits later in life, according to 2024 data released by Statistics Netherlands (CBS). They are also less likely to hold a degree from a university of applied sciences or a research university.
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Young people who grow up during their teenage years in a household where social assistance is part of the income are more likely to receive benefits themselves later in life. This is reported by Statistics Netherlands (CBS) based on data from 2024. Additionally, they are less likely to hold a higher professional or university degree.
·Apeldoorn, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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