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| -2 | Back in 2008, childless single women aged 22-30 in the U.S. out-earned their male peers countrywide by 8%. They outearned or matched men in 47 of the 50 biggest cities, as much as 121% in big metro areas.Keep my country's name out of ur mouth | /r/MensRights | 01/07/25 06:56 AM |
| -3 | Back in 2008, childless single women aged 22-30 in the U.S. out-earned their male peers countrywide by 8%. They outearned or matched men in 47 of the 50 biggest cities, as much as 121% in big metro areas.Ok I'm going to make an idea. Based off these 4 premises women are going to uni more than men. Post-graduate women make less than men. Generally, people who go to uni make more money than people who don't people at uni make less than full time workers. Since less men are going to uni than women, women overall make more because they get access to higher paying jobs. however, when men and women go through the same education pathways women make less. And that's wrong, men should make equal to women… | /r/MensRights | 01/07/25 04:48 AM |
| 0 | Back in 2008, childless single women aged 22-30 in the U.S. out-earned their male peers countrywide by 8%. They outearned or matched men in 47 of the 50 biggest cities, as much as 121% in big metro areas.Ok so i read both. Women are marrying men with greater wealth. True, i agree. But i don't think that leads to the conclusion of them wanting to. It may be apart of it but aswell it could also be caused by women earning less. The mean marriage age is 28.6 for women and 30.5 for men, one of these is outsides the OP statistics and the other is very close to the upper bound. So at marriage these statistics could be wildly different, and as i stated in my own comment there is a pay disparity. People … | /r/MensRights | 01/07/25 04:17 AM |
| 0 | Back in 2008, childless single women aged 22-30 in the U.S. out-earned their male peers countrywide by 8%. They outearned or matched men in 47 of the 50 biggest cities, as much as 121% in big metro areas.Source? (Also cool af user name) | /r/MensRights | 01/07/25 03:47 AM |
| -9 | Back in 2008, childless single women aged 22-30 in the U.S. out-earned their male peers countrywide by 8%. They outearned or matched men in 47 of the 50 biggest cities, as much as 121% in big metro areas.Hi everyone, just to let you know. This is probably a complete misinterpretation of the facts. "In 2022, American women typically earned 82 cents for every dollar earned by men." And the reason these statistics suggest women make more is because BIG COMPANIES ARE PAYING ALL OF US SHIT. The OP says 8% skewed towards women, for most people that's a couple thousand dollars which is yes an amount. However, i can suggest that is because less generally women go into lower paying blue collar jobs. But … | /r/MensRights | 01/07/25 01:43 AM |
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