OECD countries have an average rate of 42% for those aged 18-29 living with their family, while this rate drops to 40% in European Union countries and 39% in the USA.
In Turkey, 62.3% of the population aged 18-29 lives with their family.
The primary reasons behind this high rate include strong family ties and the continuation of the extended family tradition.
Economic difficulties and the rising age of marriage can also be cited as factors affecting the rate of living with family.
In conclusion, there are various socio-economic and cultural reasons for the high rate of living with family in Turkey.
This rate is at a significantly high level when compared to different countries, and family structures and socio-economic conditions in different countries stand out as important factors influencing these rates.
News Source: 12punto
