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Marriage, divorce and parenthood all shape Canadians’ decisions to become self-employed — here’s how
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A Canadian research study finds that major life transitions such as marriage, divorce, and parenthood significantly influence Canadians' decisions to pursue self-employment, with household income stability and caregiving responsibilities being key factors.

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Marriage, divorce and parenthood all shape Canadians’ decisions to become self-employed — here’s how
For many Canadians, the choice to become self-employed has less to do with entrepreneurial ambition than with the circumstances of their household. In my recent study tracking Canadians through marriage, divorce, childbirth and widowhood, I found that major family transitions can make self-employment feel either more feasible or entirely out of reach, depending on who in the household absorbs caregiving and who anchors the income. Self-employment is a significant feature of Canada’s labour marke
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