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Which two of the following statements regarding dual-income families are true?

They are not as financially stable as those in a single-income household.
Their combined incomes are statistically less than those of single-income households.
The spouse or partner who earns the most income should be responsible for monitoring the household budget.
They have more purchasing power than single-income families.
They typically spend more on expenses than single-income families.

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The correct answers are:

  • They have more purchasing power than single-income families.
  • They typically spend more on expenses than single-income families.

These statements reflect the financial dynamics generally associated with dual-income households compared to single-income households.