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One should always ask "compared to what?". Is this a male-specific phenomenon, or is it actually happening to all? (perhaps with females lagging by a few yea
by downerending 7y ago
One should always ask "compared to what?". Is this a male-specific phenomenon, or is it actually happening to all?
(perhaps with females lagging by a few years)
The answer matters if you're trying to solve the problem.
- ameister14 7y ago>One should always ask "compared to what?". Is this a male-specific phenomenon, or is it actually happening to all? (perhaps with females lagging by a few years) The linked article does ask this - it's less helpful to use women as a counter though, as for a very long time they have had drastically different labor participation rates. The article uses men in different circumstances to illustrate their points