Success?
John Morton of the Pew Charitable Trusts has found that men in their 30's are doing worse than their fathers did for the first time in American history.
In 2004, the median income for a man in his 30s, a good predictor of his lifetime earnings, was $35,010, the study says, 12% less than for men in their 30s in 1974 -- their fathers' generation -- adjusted for inflation. A decade ago, median income for men in their 30s was $32,901, 5% higher than 30 years earlier.
See the full study here.
In 2004, the median income for a man in his 30s, a good predictor of his lifetime earnings, was $35,010, the study says, 12% less than for men in their 30s in 1974 -- their fathers' generation -- adjusted for inflation. A decade ago, median income for men in their 30s was $32,901, 5% higher than 30 years earlier.
See the full study here.
posted by Iguana at 10:35 AM
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Could you link to my MRA blog at mikeeusa.blogspot.com
I'll link back (just drop a comment on one of the stories on my blog so I know).
Miss Ondrya (love the name by the way) sorry to be a nit picky git but I have to point out "fallen from grace" implies: we fucked up and got caught. I personally would prefer the term "been pushed from grace", I think it's more accurate in this situation.
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