Portugal is the EU country where children leave their parents’ house later: at 33.6 years. This is shown by the most recent data from Eurostat. Sweden is the European country where young people leave their parents’ house earlier: at 19 years old.
Are children the “kangaroo generation”? And do parents suffer from the “full nest” syndrome?
In today’s Countercurrent, Helena Matos wants to talk about the causes and consequences of being the EU country where young people later leave their parents’ house. Our guests are the specialist in economic affairs and member of the “Manhãs 360” panel of Rádio Observador, Paulo Ferreira, the psychologist Eduardo Sá and the researcher from the Institute of Social Sciences, Manuel Villaverde Cabral.
Children are living later and later with their parents.
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Source: Observadora
