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Survey results found that young adults in their early 20s to late 30s have experienced a harsher financial impact from COVID-19 than middle-age adults (40-55 years old) and older adults (56-74 years old). Unlike their parents, younger Israelis have had less time to build wealth and savings to weather financial shocks.

<p><span style="font-size: 16px;">Addresses pressing social issues through transdisciplinary empirical research, dissemination of evidence-informed policy, and training.</span></p>

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Three reasons young Israeli adults may face catastrophic, long-term financial burden from COVID-19

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