There’s certainly a long history of women’s education but it’s historically been the realm of the wealthy. I do think there is something to do with real wage g

There’s certainly a long history of women’s education but it’s historically been the realm of the wealthy. I do think there is something to do with real wage growth stagnation and women in the workforce. By dramatically increasing the labor pool, wages have been essentially divided, forcing families into requiring dual incomes to have the same spending power.