The inequality in marriage today is driven by shifts in family structures, impacting income inequality and educational outcomes within households.
The inequality we see in marriage today is influenced by shifts in family structures, notably the growth of single-parent households at the lower income spectrum and the rise of two-career high-earner couples at the upper end. This trend contributes significantly to the overall income inequality across households in recent decades.
One consequence of this disparity in marriage patterns is that children from one-parent households are less likely to pursue higher education compared to those from two-parent households, perpetuating a cycle of lower education levels within families.
Changes in marriage trends, such as the rise of households with two high earners marrying each other, have led to an increase in the proportion of high-earning households, further exacerbating income disparities.
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