Given the fact that more women are becoming successful, we're realizing that their dating prospects gets dimmed with each passing promotion as seen in this article here

And women who are hugely successful in their careers have said they think it hurts their romantic prospects. As Maureen Dowd wrote in her book “Are Men Necessary? When Sexes Collide,” the day one of her friends won the Pulitzer, the woman called her "in tears," saying that as a result, she'd "never get a date." Federal judge Frederic Block wrote in his book that Sonia Sotomayor considered turning down her nomination to the Supreme Court because she knew it would hurt her dating life. To state the obvious, successful men don't tend to have this problem.

A woman is also less likely to marry a man if she makes more money than he does. A large-scale analysis of census data by Marianne Bertrand and Emir Kamenica of the University of Chicago and Jessica Pan of the National University of Singapore found that, in places where women are more likely to outearn men, there are fewer marriages.

However, when it comes to men the opposite, appears to bear fruit as seen here

Women were significantly more likely to find it more difficult to find a partner who ‘meets’ their expectations than men. It should be well known to everyone, but women tend to prefer a man they can look up to. The easiest way they can look up to a man is fiscally. Worldwide women rate a partner’s financial prospects as more important than men.

Thus this leads to an important question, what's the point of being with a woman who makes more than a man monetarily in a said relationship, if the ever present hypergamy prevents her from marrying him, in most cases?

Wouldn't such a relationship be seen as simply as a fling and or fuck friend with some benefits?

Or could this be resolved by having successful women marry unemployed men like they're advocating in China?

From that Article:

Yihuang county in Jiangxi province is offering preferential treatment for housing and employment, as well as birth allowances, to women and their partners, according to a report from Shanghai-based media The Paper.

“At present, the phenomenon of ‘older young female cadres and workers’ remaining single in our county has become a very prominent problem, which urgently needs the care, help and support of the whole society,” the county government reportedly said in a document, referring to women older than 26.

More controversially, authorities are trying to encourage women to marry unemployed men by promising their husbands vocational and entrepreneurship training, business loans and priority for public service positions.

Could this actually lead to a reverse in Hypergamy? Would such an action be applied in the west where successful women be forced to marry the unemployed men?

Would this be the ultimate goal of equality?