Marener
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You’re using the wrong data to make your point. You’ve muffled it with the effect of the aging population.And the BLS graph says the opposite.
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You’re using the wrong data to make your point. You’ve muffled it with the effect of the aging population.And the BLS graph says the opposite.
It could also be how the person answering the poll defines single. A woman who is engaged considers herself in a relationship, while a man who is engaged considers himself to be single.Its impossible for there to be more single men than women, if there are more women in the US. For example, if there were 1000 men and 1200 women, if 500 men were single, then 700 women would be single.
You’re using the wrong data to make your point. You’ve muffled it with the effect of the aging population.
Thats one way to measure it but in this instance is not the most useful way. They’ve been measuring labor force participation by age for decades too. We don’t care what the participation rate of old people is.That's the way they've been measuring LFPR for decades.
Ane exactly what are we supposed to do to eliminate this threat to our vulnerable male youth? Eliminate technology? You're bitching about things you can't possibly control. Boring. A waste of time.In the worst-case scenario, the young American man’s social disconnect can have tragic consequences. Young men commit suicide at four times the rate of young women. Younger men are largely responsible for rising rates of mass shootings, a trend some researchers link to their growing social isolation.