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Sunday, January 21, 2018
Why American men are getting less marriageable
If it seems like the number of complaints from your female friends about not being able to find a man is growing, we may finally know why. Somewhere between
1979 and 2008
, Americans decided it was much less worth it to get hitched: the share of 25 to 39-year-old women who were currently married fell 10 percent among those with college degrees, 15 percent for those with some college, and a full 20 percent for women with a high school education or less.
This great American marriage decline—a
drop
from 72 percent of U.S. adults being wed in 1960 to half in 2014—is usually chalked up to gains in women's rights, the normalization of
divorce
, and the like. But it also a lot to do with men. Namely, economic forces are making them less appealing partners, and it ties into everything from China to opioids.
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