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write two difference between joint family and nuclear family​

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Answered by ARMYGIRLkhushi
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Joint families generally include many generations in a family, that includes, mother, father, son, daughter, and many indirect relatives. Whereas nuclear family is small and limited, that mostly consist genetic members in the family. The financial condition also differs in a joint family and nuclear family.

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Answered by artitalokar11666
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JOINT FAMILY

◾A family consisting of parents, grandparents, aunts, uncles, offspring and other relatives

◾Joint families collectively earn more because there are more wage earners present

◾Tends to be distributed among the different members. Closer relationship with other family members.

Nuclear Family

◾A family made up of a mother, father, and children.

◾Typically earns less than joint families because of lesser wage earners.

◾More straightforward relationships since they are focused simply between the spouse, parents and child, or siblings

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