> If it's older men, then you'd expect an inverse inequality among the over 30s. That's not necessarily true. With a preference for older men, the in equality

> If it's older men, then you'd expect an inverse inequality among the over 30s. That's not necessarily true. With a preference for older men, the in equality could hold true but lessen for each successive age group, until women begin outliving their partners and the inequality finally inverts at the upper end. Which is at least a well known effect anecdotally.