Who brings home the bacon?

Who is the primary breadwinner in your relationship?

The recession has made more women primary wage-earners. MPR News wants to know what that means to you.

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First Name *

Last Name *

Street Address

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What's your occupation?

How do your wages compare to those of your spouse/partner? Please explain.

Are you satisfied with the arrangement? Why or why not?

If there has been a change in your "breadwinner" status, please tell us about that here.

How does your current situation compare to your own upbringing?

How, if at all, does "breadwinner status" change the balance of power in a relationship?

If you have kids, who would they say is the primary breadwinner? Why?

Now, please answer a few questions that will help us better understand your perspective. None of this information is required, and all of it will remain private to the newsroom.

In what year were you born?

What is your household income?

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