new study by Ohio State's Zhenchao Quian reveals why more young
adults than ever are living with their parents.  There are the
obvious factors like unemployment and the lousy housing market,
then there are others like gender and race.  Quian found men
were more likely to live at home than women, in part because
they were waiting longer to get married and "sons have fewer
domestic responsibilities—such as cleaning and cooking—when they
live at home with parents." We'll spare the feminist commentary
for now, but Quian seems to feel the more guys are let off the
hook for these "women's chores," the less of a problem they'll
have mooching off their parents.   Check out the chart below for
proof:  In terms of race, Quian found that African Americans,
Latinos and Asian millennials are more likely to live at home
than their white counterparts. Conventional wisdom says
"extended family living" arrangements are ingrained in these
race's culture, however, there are two other factors at play:
marriage and location.   As