The decline in the kinds of manufacturing and factory jobs that used to offer good, stable livelihoods has hurt men without college degrees.
Richard Reeves highlights that the trends in labor market participation are improving for women, although the same cannot be said for men.
In the strong, post-pandemic labor market, men have improved their lot, thanks to increased investment in the manufacturing sector.
The share of women who are either employed or looking for work has exceeded pre-pandemic levels, while men have only regained their previous status.
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