I would guess that in cities with high skew (in either direction) this creates a disincentive to staying together for one person in the relationship.
I'd also guess the NIMBYs and extreme housing cost also incentivize delaying things.
If there was a lot of housing supply the financial risk of having kids would be way lower.
I would guess that in cities with high skew (in either direction) this creates a disincentive to staying together for one person in the relationship.
I'd also guess the NIMBYs and extreme housing cost also incentivize delaying things.
If there was a lot of housing supply the financial risk of having kids would be way lower.