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Does being single hurt the economy?


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  Rebecca Walser and Rikki Schlott join 'Making Money with Charles Payne' to discuss how the relationship status of Americans may be impacting the economy.

The video segment from MSN Money discusses the economic implications of an increasing number of single individuals in society. It explores how the trend towards singlehood might affect various sectors of the economy, including housing, consumer goods, and services. The piece highlights that singles often require more living space per person, potentially driving up demand for housing. Additionally, singles might spend more on personal services like dining out, entertainment, and travel, which could boost certain industries but also might lead to less bulk buying, affecting retail. The discussion also touches on how this demographic shift could influence tax revenues, healthcare, and social security systems, suggesting that policymakers and businesses need to adapt to these changing consumer patterns.

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