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Re:America's Young Adults at 27: Results From a Longitudinal... by cpwright on Sunday April 06, 2014 @12:04AM (#7539661)
>In recent decades, however, there's still been a relative abundance of salaried jobs that require stability and organizational and interpersonal skills, which women, either by genes or socialization, are better at.

Another choice is that there are more attractive opportunities for a non-college educated male than a non-college educated female. Working construction, landscaping, or other dirty physical jobs is a way for a young male to work and make money without the necessity of college.

Re:America's Young Adults at 27: Results From a Longitudinal... by s_q_b on Sunday April 06, 2014 @01:23AM (#7539884)
Some of those jobs pay very well. Technical skill jobs such as plumbers, or blue collar public sector jobs such as police officers, earn 100K or more. And contractors who start their own businesses can become outright rich.