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Source: 1996–2010 Current Population Survey, Annual Social and Economic Supplements the national Bureau of economic research (nBer) recently stated the official end of the Great recession was June 2009, yet american families continue to experience the pain of massive job loss and slow job recovery. The final toll of the Great recession on families is still unknown, with family poverty rates rising for the past two consecutive years to the highest level recorded in the past fifteen years and family income levels falling. 1

Wives as breadwinners: wives' share of family earnings hits historic high during the second year of the great recession