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two-career relationships  

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  • Two-career relationships, also referred to as dual-career families, represent a unique variation of the larger category of two-wage relationships or dual-earner families. This entry begins with a definition of two-career relationships and how this family form differs from the larger category of dual-earner families. [Source: Encyclopedia of Career Development; Two-Career Relationships]

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