Which of the following countries has the lowest rate of those listed of individuals in late adulthood who live,or share co-residents,with her adult children?

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Denmark has the lowest rate of individuals in late adulthood who live or share co-residence with their adult children. This is due to the country's strong social welfare system, which provides support for older adults to live independently with access to healthcare, housing, and social services. In contrast, the other countries listed, Greece, Italy, and Spain, have stronger cultural traditions of intergenerational living arrangements, resulting in higher rates of co-residence between adult children and their parents in late adulthood.

Which of the Following Countries Has the Lowest Rate of Those