The fraction of non-college-educated men currently married has plummeted by 30 to 40 percentage points since the 1960s. Meanwhile, women have become more economically self-sufficient. These labor and marriage market forces interact with one another, creating an environment in which men without college education may no longer find the maintenance of a stable job as attractive as they once did.
These factors have all converged to reduce stable employment, leading affected men to participate sporadically in the labor market and depend mostly on family members for income support, the researchers stated.
The study is scheduled to be published in the Journal of Economic Perspectives.
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